Inspired by this article, we asked the Meyer Najem Superintendents and Project Managers about the weirdest things they’ve ever found on a construction site. More Weird Things Found on Construction Sites Here are some of the responses: “At the Noblesville Library, we uncovered a 1950 Ford Pickup Truck.” “At Noblesville City Hall, we found an…
Meyer Najem moved into its new headquarters in the Nickel Plate district in Fishers over two years ago. It’s been described as warm, contemporary, open, inviting, sustainable, and beautiful. We are happy to call it home.
Meyer Najem, one of the leading construction managers and contractors in the region, today announced that its status as an Accredited Quality Contractor (AQC) has been renewed by the Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC). “Associated Builders and Contractors is pleased to honor Meyer Najem with Accredited Quality Contractor status for its commitment to excellence in…
Summer is in full swing, and at Meyer Najem we are in the midst of a significant milestone and celebration. This year has marked our first 30 years of business. It’s gone by so quickly, we guess the old saying is true: “Time flies when you’re having fun.” On June 24, our team celebrated this milestone…
As of July 1, the Construction Manager at Risk (CM at Risk) delivery method is available to Indiana K-12 schools, municipalities and other small, public entities that receive state funding for construction projects. Follow the link below to read more about why this new delivery method is something to get excited about.
Meyer Najem, one of the leading construction managers and contractors in the region, has been awarded a 2017 Top Workplaces honor by The Indianapolis Star. The award recipients are selected based solely on employee feedback, measuring aspects of workplace culture such as alignment, execution and connection. Meyer Najem is proud to have achieved this honor…
Bloomington, Indiana
427 SF HVAC modification to a clean room fill line. Constructed a new enclosure around the fill machine in clean room, the current HEPA filter, ceiling and ductwork was removed and replaced, and new under-floor wiring was installed.
West Lafayette, Indiana
New 3,360 SF modular facility with two 3T MRI units; one unit is GE and the other is Siemens. The shielding (lead) in each MRI room needed to be designed to the specific magnet in the MRI unit. The MRI facility is going to further Purdue through research of both animals and concussions in athletes.
CARMEL, INDIANA
The Carmel Amphitheater, also known as Village on the Green, consisted of brick paver walks, decomposed granite display parking for farmers’ market vendors, permeable paver horseshoe drive including parking space for the Palladium, office building and civic theater. Outdoor green space also included lighting and outdoor amphitheater.
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA
25,000 SF single-story corporate wellness center that serves as the primary entrance for employees who bike to work. Several group fitness and multipurpose rooms are in the building and the East Commons area is equipped with a synthetic rubber track and a turf soccer field.
