Brinkmann’s industrial team recently hosted an exclusive Cold Storage Summit focused on the latest trends in cold storage construction. As we continue to expand our cold storage portfolio, this summit showcased best practices and lessons learned, giving us a closer look at successful strategies. Highlights included insights from a recently completed cold storage project team,…
Brinkmann has joined forces with Ficon Construction. Ficon, an acronym for “food industry construction” is a St. Louis-based firm specializing in building solutions for clients in the food and beverage industry. This collaboration aims to expand Brinkmann’s presence in the food and beverage industry as well as its cold storage expertise. Charlie Hirschi, who established…
Brinkmann has hired Mark Spraul as a Project Executive in the St. Louis office. With more than 30 years in construction and extensive project experience in building facilities for end users such as Amazon, Chewy, Walmart and Caterpillar, Spraul is focused on Brinkmann’s growth in the industrial sector, with an emphasis on cold storage, food…
Rebecca Randolph, Executive Director of Business Development and Marketing, Brinkmann Constructors Relationships are key. As the business landscape continues to evolve, it’s key for relationship builders in all industries to reconsider the ways they connect and engage with both new and existing clients. In our fast-paced, digital world, new technologies have transformed how companies do…
Our success is a direct result of our dedicated employee owners. We are excited to share that Brinkmann has been honored as one of the Top and Fastest Growing Companies by the St. Louis Business Journal! This recognition places Brinkmann among St. Louis’ top 150 privately held companies, securing a spot at #19. Our organization’s growth…
Ryan Lack – Project Director, Brinkmann Constructors Constructing speculative warehouses presents a unique opportunity for innovative design strategies that support a broad spectrum of end-user requirements. While built-to-suit warehouses are created to meet specific occupant requirements, speculative warehouses take an open-ended approach that caters to the needs of an ever-changing market and an increased demand…
