The Arkansas Board of Corrections has selected Nabholz and JE Dunn as the general contractor team for its new state prison project. Contract negotiations and preconstruction planning are now underway.
JE Dunn, the eighth-largest domestic general building contractor in the United States, recently promoted Vance McMillan to senior vice president.
When the new Pueblo County Jail opens in early 2026, it will meet nearly all of the county’s correctional needs under one secure and sustainable roof. The nearly 167,000-square-foot facility, estimated at $145.8 million, will solve ongoing crowding and maintenance issues that are pervasive in the existing 509-bed downtown jail, while setting inmates and staff members up for safety and success.
Construction has begun on a new and improved Jackson County Detention Center to replace the county’s current downtown facility.
There are numerous advantages to design-build delivery for Justice facilities construction.
Departments of Corrections across the country have consistently increased and changed the methods, programs, and educational opportunities they offer at correctional facilities with the ultimate goal of reducing recidivism.
The new $182 million Johnson County Courthouse, located in downtown Olathe is now substantially complete.
Plans continue to progress for a modern new correctional center in Sarpy County, Neb.
JE Dunn recently completed additional work on the original $54 million Williams County Joint Law Enforcement and Administration Building project in Williston that was originally constructed two years ago.
When completed in June, the $40 million Minnehaha County Jail expansion will add 329 beds and new administration space, which will solve a long-standing space problem.
Recognizing longtime and emerging industry leaders.
Winners announced at annual Corrections Summit.
