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The Associated General Contractors (AGC) of Wisconsin has announced Cullen as the proud recipient of two Build Wisconsin Awards. The Whitewater Innovation Center and the Watertown Unified School District 7 School Renovation and Addition project are both delighted to have been acknowledged for this award. The Innovation Center was recognized for its new construction and

Cullen was recently awarded the Student Athlete Performance Center Project at the University of Wisconsin – Madison as the Construction Manager at Risk with a total budget of $76.8 million. Components of the project are seeking a LEED Silver Certification. Work will begin December 2011 and be substantially complete in December 2013. Cullen will manage this

On October 4th David Cullen had the privilege to accept the Distinguished Performer Award from Deloitte at their 2011 Wisconsin 75 awards breakfast. The award was established in 2003 to recognize local companies or organizations that implement an innovative, creative program or initiative that effectively expands their organization.   David was fortunate enough to share

During these times Cullen only sees a future of opportunity. Competition is fierce and the markets are unsteady, deeming what more of a reason to keep our operations stable and our workers willing. Being ranked #229 by the Engineering News-Record, Cullen reassures their successes are from not participating in the recession and focusing on hard

J. P. Cullen implements a new level of green construction by using goats to clear brush from a steep, overgrown hillside behind The School of Human Ecology building project on the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus. Shane Swart (pictured above), a J.P. Cullen site engineer, thought of the idea after reading an article in the Wisconsin

On May 17 at the AGC Past President’s Night & Award Ceremony, the AGC of Greater Milwaukee and the Milwaukee Construction Industry Safety Council presented J. P. Cullen & Sons, Inc. with the 2010 Leadership in Safety Award in recognition of our superior safety record. Brian Oberle, J. P. Cullen’s corporate safety director, accepted the

The Waukesha Electric expansion will use 600 tons of steel and add 140,000 sq. ft. to the local facility, increasing its size by 50 percent. It will allow Waukesha Electric to build some of the largest power transformers available and specialized in building high-quality medium power transformers utilized by utilities and independent power producers throughout North America.