Bingham Canyon, UT

Wells, NV

Gunnison, UT

El Paso, TX

Fort Carson, CO

Las Vegas, NV

Columbia, MO

Houston, TX

Lincoln, NE

Jerome, ID

Harrisville, Utah

El Centro, CA

Bountiful, UT

Lake Norden, SD

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Herriman, UT

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Vernal, UT

Oakley, UT

Layton, UT

Cedar City, UT

Philadelphia, PA

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Kanab, UT

Green River, WY

Taylorsville, UT

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If your foundation crumbles, your building comes down. Big-D is built on a solid foundation of principles that haven&#8217;t budged an inch; Honesty, Respect, Collaboration, and Achievement. With these, we forge our way forward toward our mission to be the most sought-after construction company in the business. Bar none.
In our mission lives our beliefs; Listening, keeping People Safe, Earning an &#8220;A&#8221; on every assignment we tackle in Salt Lake, employing Innovative State of the Art Technology, Sustainable, Earth-Friendly Practices, and a drive for Lifelong Learning. Best of all, we accomplish all this and still celebrate our wins, and just flat out have fun doing what we love to do.

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Provo

The Big-D Idaho Falls office began, in earnest, in 2013 when a project construction team with ties to Eastern Idaho was relocated to Rexburg, Idaho to manage the construction of the Central Energy Facility project at BYU-Idaho. Company leadership then discovered there were other employees from Eastern Idaho eager to pursue more work locally. In turn, Big-D encouraged their eagerness and desire to establish a presence throughout Eastern Idaho. That presence continued to grow until Big-D officially opened a regional office in Idaho Falls in 2018.
Big-D Idaho Falls is proud to offers clients the ability to work directly with a local contractor who can devote a higher level of attention to projects, typical of a smaller contractor, but who is also backed by the significant resources of a much larger firm. With Big-D Idaho Falls you receive the best of both worlds – the dedication of an earnest small contractor and the resources, professionalism, and experience of a much larger organization.
While the roots of Big-D Construction are ever-expanding, our Idaho Falls office takes a community-centered approach to our work. On every project, our priorities include strengthening local economies and creating jobs for existing residents by supporting local merchants, vendors, suppliers, and retailers.

Mountain America Credit Union Call Center

BYU-Idaho Central Energy Facility

Castle Rock Medical Center

BYU-Idaho Mark W. Austin Technical & Engineering Building Remodel

Trevor Hunsaker

John Kemp

2013

$2B+

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Idaho Falls, Idaho

The Big-D Lindon office opened in 2005 with the focus to increase Big-D’s presence in Utah County. The Lindon office constructs a wide range of project types annually, with key market sectors being commercial buildings, higher education facilities, multi-family housing, industrial, and mining projects. Big-D Lindon is a fully self-sufficient office, able to offer comprehensive Preconstruction and Construction services, and is staffed with a Preconstruction Director, a team of estimators, and a variety of market-specific construction team members.
Building and maintaining local client relationships has always been the driving factor for the Lindon office but being local for their employees who appreciate working on projects close to home and minimizing long commutes is equally as important. Just as Big-D Construction seeks to be the most sought-after construction company in the business, the Lindon office has a similar goal of being the number one construction company in Utah County.

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Bear Lake County Courthouse

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Lindon, UT

Big-D Construction was founded in 1967 in Ogden. It was our original home, first headquarters, and where it all started. The Ogden office is where our company culture and core values were forged and where Big Dee and his founding leaders built a company based on equal respect for customers and employees. A company based on honesty and integrity. A company where there is no difference between what we say and what we do. The Ogden operation grew quickly, taking on larger and more notable projects in the food and beverage processing, manufacturing and industrial warehouse sectors. This office of humble beginnings marked many of Big-D Construction’s significant “firsts” – first $1 million annual revenue, first million-dollar single project, and first large scale, multi-million-dollar contract.
Today, Big-D Ogden serves as both the northern Utah regional office and the homebase of our Big-D National Food &amp; Beverage division. Their primary focus is still food and beverage processing, warehouse/distribution, and manufacturing facilities. Nearly 95% of Big-D Ogden’s projects are from longstanding repeat clients and their footprint continues to grow for their Food &amp; Beverage unit across the U.S.

Tyson Foods Case Ready Plant

Oatly Processing Facility

United States Cold Storage Renovation & Expansion

Copper Crossing at I-80

Forrest McNabb

Mark Glauser

Blaine Nimer

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Ogden, UT

Our downtown Salt Lake City location serves as both our Salt Lake Regional office, as well as the Big-D Companies corporate headquarters. Big-D Salt Lake has delivered comprehensive construction services to the Valley and surrounding areas for nearly four decades. We offer generations of expertise in a wide range of project types, specifically in those most critical to our geographic location and rapidly evolving market – warehouse and distribution, mixed-use and multi-family, commercial, and manufacturing.
As Big-D Construction expands, the Salt Lake Regional office will remain the cornerstone of our organization and lead the way for our entire company by exemplifying the standards we were founded on. We call it The Big Idea and it is centered around Respect, People, and Truth. We give equal respect to employees and customers, we assemble the best people in the business to work on projects, and we always build with truth and integrity &#8211; if we say it, we do it.
Big-D is on a mission is to be the most sought-after construction company in the business. We’ll achieve that goal by attracting and retaining the best talent, delivering first-rate construction experiences that exceed client expectations and increase repeat business, and by continually improving and staying at the forefront of the construction industry. We are enthusiastically committed to supporting the growth of our fast-developing region and excited for what’s to come.

Park Avenue Apartments

Westminster College Florence J. Gillmor Hall

Hardware Village Apartments

Cottonwood Corporate Center Tenant Amenity Project

Salt Lake City International Airport Terminal Redevelopment Program

SkinSpirit TI

Taylorsville State Office Building

Rich Hazel

Bryan Utley

Andrew Soderquist

Steve Kieffer

1967

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BUILDERS IN THE NATION

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After 50 years in its original facility, the S.J. Quinney College of Law at the University of Utah has a new home, more than 50 percent larger than the original building. The six-story structure accommodates a projected student population of 450, providing classrooms, training courtrooms, administrative office space, common areas, research areas, individual &amp; collaborative study space, dining, a student lounge, lockers and more.
The Law School sits at a main campus entry point next to Rice-Eccles Football Stadium and across from a light-rail station, needless to say the building needed to have strong visual impact. The glass, brick, and metal exterior provide a welcoming gateway to campus visitors. The top floor features the 450-person Moot Courtroom auditorium which opens up onto a roof-top terrace.

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The BYU-Idaho Visual Arts Studio is a new facility located where the Kirkham Building once stood on the north end of campus. The single-story building holds two large classrooms for the Department of Art’s sculpting and ceramics courses. Other rooms include plaster area, wood shop, glazing and kiln rooms, a foundry, forge and welding areas, faculty offices, a locker area for students to store projects, a lobby, and larger storage areas in the back to house kilns, clay, and other art supplies. The building’s north façade features a tall aluminum curtain wall system which is one of the more unique and visually appealing aspects of the project. During construction, Big-D crews were challenged with COVID-19 labor shortages and supply chain issues, as well as coordination of numerous design elements that were particularly challenging to navigate through. In the end, the project was a success, and the new building is one of the more visually attractive buildings on campus.

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