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As we all know, Casey Gunther, Operations Manager for United Construction, was announced as a winner of the 2020 Twenty Under 40 Awards, hosted by the Reno-Tahoe Young Professionals Network. When he was (very deservedly!) selected among the 20 leaders under 40 in the northern Nevada, the Northern Nevada Business Weekly (NNBW) asked him to share his thoughts on the economy and community leadership. Check out his responses below, copied from the NNBW article: Q: What do you see as the top one or two economic development opportunities in Northern Nevada in 2021 and beyond? Casey Gunther: We will continue to grow...

“As Uline shipped its first package today from its new Reno Fulfillment Center, I want to salute the United Construction team that kept and met our promises. Uline, at nearly a million square feet, is one of the most complex and aggressive projects we’ve ever delivered. Uline required an intense amount of customer service, and our team did an amazing job of responding to Uline’s highly detailed needs and expectations.” Strong words of positivity from United's Operations Manager Casey Gunther, as we complete our work at Uline's new facility in Northern Nevada and employees begin shipping out products. Uline is the...

United Construction is in design on a $25,000,000 clean room project, says Paul Laird, our VP of Preconstruction. Hamilton Company, a manufacturer of precision measurement devices, hired us to expand its campus to include a 68,000 sf multi-story, high tech facility. Hamilton is responding to a tremendous demand in their products, including syringes, needles and lab instruments. While we've worked for Hamilton before, United won the project by providing a competitive budget estimate, beating out a national clean room specialty contractor, who has worked for Hamilton. “We are seeing more owners who want multiple contractors to provide competitive budgets. The...

United Superintendent Andy Jones is hard at work delivering Symmetrix Composite Tooling's new facility in Minden. Symmetrix creates composite molds used to manufacture products for alternative energy, marine, aerospace, transportation and architecture industries. As the design-build contractor, United Construction is providing in-house architecture and construction services for their new 36,000 SF metal building. This ultimate makers space will be a machining resource for the including wind energy, aerospace, architecture, infrastructure, marine and transportation industries. Innovative designers from all over the United States can have this plant mill the composite patterns and molds they are creating. We sat down with Andy Jones...

United Construction CEO Michael Russell recently participated in a Q&A with the Northern Nevada Business Weekly (NNBW) about the trends in development that we are seeing locally. According to Michael, we are seeing an increased focus on sites that require complicated entitlements and grading. Text below copied directly from the NNBW article: Q&A with United Construction: Industrial development outlook United Construction CEO Mike Russell recently discussed the future of the Northern Nevada industrial market with the NNBW and provided insight into development efforts and the strength of the market for 2021 and beyond. Below is an interview with Mike, slightly edited for...

  Digging the dirt today are Tina Iftiger, Chief Commercial Officer, and Darren Griffen, President/CEO of the Reno-Tahoe Airport Authority along with Dassault's Michael Montgomery and United Superintendent Pete Brunner. The ceremony marked the beginning of the expansion of the Dassault Falcon building at Reno Tahoe International Airport. United Estimators Greg Park and Jami Evanson supported the project through preconstruction, while the United team leading the project through to completion consists of Pete Brunner, Project Managers Casey Gunther and Robert Felstead, and Project Administrator Glady Robinette. Designed by United Design Manager David Eckes with assistance from local architect Fred Graham, the...

Being named among the 20 under 40 allows Casey Gunther to urge disabled veterans to aim high when rebuilding their careers. “I am grateful the Reno Tahoe Young Professionals Network selected me as a 2020 recipient of this distinction,” says Casey, Operations Manager at United Construction Company. “It gives me a chance to tell my story and give hope to others who need to reboot for whatever reason.” AIM HIGH Casey first visited a Marine recruiting office at age 11 and enlisted at 17. “There is no greater honor than serving your country and leading people,” he explains. But an honorable...

Northern Nevada Business Weekly has recognized our CEO, Michael Russell among the top ten local leaders. The distinction recognizes the gains he helped shape at United Construction during a year of challenges. GROWING LEADERSHIP United is well poised to meet the demands of our strong industrial construction market thanks to Russell’s and our Executive Team’s efforts to grow leadership. Since early 2019, Russell and UCC leaders have promoted internally and recruited wisely to place strong leaders in these key roles: President, Operations Manager, Field Operations Manager, Senior Project Manager and Operations Administrator. Retooling leadership has led to increased skill, technology and...

United Construction Company has named Casey Gunther its new Operations Manager. “Casey is the ideal leader to handle day-to-day operations,” says United President Mike Whittaker. "He has excelled as a project leader at United, developed many strong client relationships and has served as a mentor and role model over the past couple of years. Casey has been dedicated to continual improvement throughout his 16-year career. He fully embraces United’s best practices, so we are fortunate to have him guiding our teams.” Following his service in the US Marine Corps, Casey completed a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from University of...

United Construction Company is taking the following measures to do our part to stem the outbreak of the COVID-19 virus: Employees at the Nevada and California offices are working remotely from home, beginning tomorrow. Team meetings with customers and consultants will continue to be virtual as they have been recently. Projects in Nevada and of California will continue as scheduled unless we have been directed by the local jurisdiction to curtail activities and as long as they meet the United community health standards. Currently projects in Hayward, Pleasanton and Richmond have all work stopped until further notice. All other...