With experience in sports complexes, parks and recreation facilities, community centers, libraries, fire stations, justice centers and detention facilities, Meyer Najem has the know-how to address the special requirements of municipal projects and enjoy the opportunity to strengthen communities.
Meyer Najem is proud to announce the successful completion of the Beech Grove Police Department Training Center. This 4,400-square-foot facility serves not only BGPD officers but also provides a valuable training resource for outside agencies.
Martinsville, IN
The Morgan County Judicial Campus beyond symbolizes progress, but serves as a solution to the community’s evolving needs.
Beech Grove, IN
The Beech Grove Police Department Headquarters project included the construction of a new two-story building, spanning 15,970 square feet, showcasing an innovative and modern design. Naturally, no undertaking of this scale is without its challenges, and Meyer Najem navigated material delays and escalating costs successfully to overcome these obstacles.
Indianapolis, Indiana
Broad Ripple Park is adding to their ever-expanding history of serving the Indianapolis community with the addition of the new Broad Ripple Park Family Center.
Avon, Indiana
Meyer Najem recently completed work on the Washington Township of Avon Fire Department Station 144. The 10,217 square foot project broke ground in June of 2021 and was completed on time and on budget. Meyer Najem served as the Construction Manager and also utilized our self-performance team on the project.
Tipton, Indiana
Meyer Najem partnered with HAND, an organization that addresses the housing needs of low and moderate-income individuals, families, and senior citizens, to build five 1,000 square foot houses in Tipton, Indiana.
Whiteland, Indiana
The Johnson County Public Library Project is 17,000 sq ft of new construction consisting of an adult learning center, interactive children’s space, and nature trail with plans for community gardens.
Fishers, Indiana
The Nickel Plate Trail and Tunnel project is comprised of approximately 1.25 miles of new construction, including a new pedestrian tunnel under 116th Street, a pedestrian bridge, and landscaping/new lighting features throughout.
Speedway, Indiana
The Speedway Municipal Center was a 42,000 square foot renovation to an existing two-story building. Originally a bank and office building, Meyer Najem transformed the building into the Town of Speedway’s new town hall and police headquarters.
Warsaw, Indiana
In the city of Warsaw, the Warsaw Parks Department has long been dedicated to providing the community with exceptional recreational opportunities. The Warsaw Parks Maintenance Building project was initiated with the aim of constructing a state-of-the-art facility that would serve as the center for the Parks Department.