Harry I. Hamilton started Hamilton Construction Co. in Springfield, Oregon.
Harry I. Hamilton started Hamilton Construction Co. in Springfield, Oregon.
Harry hired his first business partner and purchased the company’s first crane.
Hamilton Construction Co. embarked on a long and active membership with the Associated General Contractors (AGC) and Harry became president of the Portland Chapter in 1954.
Hamilton Construction Co. hired their first engineer, Bill Peckham.
Hamilton Construction Co. began partnering with owners in the design and construction of infrastructure projects – a forerunner to today’s alternative delivery methods.
In the 1970s, Hamilton installed more than 450 bridges throughout Alaska.
Bill Peckham became president of Hamilton Construction Co. when Harry Hamilton retired in 1974.
Scott Williams was hired. He began as a project superintendent and was promoted to project manager, and then estimator.
Hamilton Construction Co.’s design-build experience included partnering with owners to design and replace dozens of bridges damaged or destroyed by the 1980 Mt. St. Helen’s eruption.
Con O’Connor was hired as a project engineer.
Hamilton Construction Co. became Oregon Department of Transportation’s (ODOT) first design-build contractor.
Scott Williams became president of Hamilton Construction Co.
With an increased volume of railroad work, Hamilton created the Hamilton Rail Division.
Hamilton Construction Co. became ODOT’s first CM/GC contractor with a multi-award-winning CM/GC project.
Hamilton Construction Co. Alaska became the Alaska Department of Transportation & Public Facilities’ first CM/GC contractor with an award winning project.
Hamilton Construction Co. became the Bend Parks and Recreation’s first heavy civil CM/GC contractor with an award-winning project
Scott Williams became Hamilton’s first chairman and Con O’Connor was appointed president.
Con O’Connor leads Hamilton Construction Co. from the corporate headquarters in Coburg, Oregon.