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Renovations always carry their own unique sets of challenges. The largest hurdles we encountered while undertaking the renovation of this fraternity house was the very tight timeline and the necessary asbestos remediation. We were able to start demolition just as the residents were wrapping up their school year in mid-May, and were finished by MSU Move-In weekend in August. The final product was a 12,400 square foot complete remodel and renovation done right on schedule, just over three months start to finish.

This project included construction of a 3,500 SF ambulance garage, offices, and training facility. BBG Contractors was hired as General Contractor and Construction Manager. The work performed included  soils remediation, structural fills, water and sewer utilities, O2 storage, mezzanine storage facilities, and a vehicle exhaust ventilation systems for a 3-vehicle garage. It was constructed with Structurally Integrated Panels (SIP) and included offices, a training room, kitchenette, bathroom facilities, cement board siding exteriors, asphalt shingled roof, and exterior apron and sidewalks.

We were proud to solicit over $13,000 in donations through the bid process from various suppliers and subcontractors for the benefit of our home town ambulance service. One hundred percent of the monies went to the not-for-profit Three Forks Ambulance Service.

Design-Build, Multi-use Commercial/Residential steel building with attached wood framed apartment located in Three Forks. The shop space is heated & insulated with sealed concrete floors, mechanical facilities for both units, a bathroom and four large shop bays. The living space is a two bedroom/one bath, with kitchen, laundry facilities, stainless steel appliances, laundry room, bath, and stained concrete floors.

The Vine Dental project was the conversion of a 2,414 square feet of office space to a modern dental office. The project included complete renovations of existing space to accommodate (5) operating rooms, x-ray room, medical gas plumbing, sterile laboratory, office space, consult space, new entry/reception area and upgraded ADA bathrooms.

BBG Contractors served as our general contractor on the [Bridger Brewing] project and we could not be more satisfied with their work and professionalism throughout the entire process. Our project ran on schedule, very close to budget even with some mid-project alterations from us and our space is everything we had hoped for!

-David Breck, Bridger Brewing

“BBG Contractors served as our general contractor on the [Bridger Brewing] project and we could not be more satisfied with their work and professionalism throughout the entire process. Our project ran on schedule, very close to budget even with some mid-project alterations from us and our space is everything we had hoped for!”

-David Breck, Bridger Brewing

BBG Contractors acted as Construction Manager for the construction of the 80,000 SF production facility for Blackhawk! ATK. Responsibilities included oversight of the turn-key contractor and design team, review of in-progress design-build documents, contractor pricing verification, subcontractor bid review, tracking of project schedule, project meetings and dissemination of information to project team, review of monthly pay requests, change order review, inspections, coordination with City and State Building officials, and ensured compliance with design documents and Owner needs.

This project consisted of building a new 5,000 SF ambulance garage, offices, and training facility. BBG Contractors was the low bidder out of 12 general contractor bids for the project. Work included soils remediation, structural fills, Structurally Insulated Panel (SIP) construction, kitchenette, bath facilities, 02 storage, mezzanine storage facilities, vehicle exhaust systems for 3 bay ambulance garage, bathrooms, and steel stud framing along with general construction.

“During the construction phase he scheduled every little thing. The walls were to be up in so many days, the roof in “this” amount of time, the wiring in so many days, and everything was done in time, bringing completion of the building ahead of schedule. He runs a tight ship and the people working under him were hard workers.

Jared is willing to listen, easy to work with, has a keen eye for details (everything must be right), doesn’t let things bother him and gets the work done. We would recommend him to anyone.”

-Tom Shindoll, Chairman, Broadwater County Rural Fire District

Located approximately 50 miles south of Malta and 4 miles north of the Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge, Buffalo Camp of the American Prairie Foundation features 13 camping sites (six tent and seven RV). The tent sites feature platforms with tie-down cleats to lessen visitor impact to the sensitive prairie. This project was particularly challenging due to its remote location; the roads are mostly gravel (when dry) and gumbo (when wet) and there is no cell service.

For more information on the American Prairie Foundation, the AFP Buffalo Camp, or other AFP camping sites, go to http://www.americanprairie.org/ .