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When a record-breaking flood caused the partial collapse of a BNSF rail bridge over the Big Sioux River, Ames Construction responded with people and equipment to remove the damaged structure.

John “JP” Patterson is Ames Construction’s latest Foreman in Training (F.I.T.) graduate.

From Ames Construction’s first day of business, values and vision have been the driving forces of success.

Associated General Contractors of Utah has recognized Ames Construction’s safety excellence with a 2024 Diamond Award, 5-Star Level, in the category of 700,001 to 1 million hours worked.

Summer interns have joined Ames Construction in offices and job sites across the country.

For the 5th consecutive year, Ames Construction hiked for hope in Utah to raise awareness about suicide prevention and mental health in the construction industry.

Ames Construction has always believed in the power of a handshake. We built our reputation by keeping our word, holding ourselves accountable, accepting responsibility, and doing the right thing.

We’re sending out a big Ames welcome to the summer 2025 interns in our Pacific office!