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Hey there, MBEXers! Who else is still in a candy coma? ✋ And trying to adjust to Daylight Savings Time? ✋✋ As we roll out of spooky season and into the start of the holidays, November showed up like, "Surprise! It's National Candy Day, too!" Because, clearly, we all need another excuse to grab a snack-sized pick-me-up. So, in honor of our collective sweet tooth, here's one for you:
What's every construction worker's favorite candy? A pave-MINT! (Go ahead, groan. You loved it 😏🍬)
And just like that perfect piece of candy after lunch, MBEX is here to give you a boost, connecting the projects, partners, and perks that make this industry pretty sweet 😉
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Five Quick Things To Know & Do This Week:
1.) Renewals Incoming - Membership renewal invoices for 2026 will be emailed to all member companies Wednesday or Thursday this week. This invoice will be sent to your company's listed billing contact. A friendly reminder, too, to make sure mailed payments are sent to the correct address. MBEX is now located at 3800 American Blvd W, STE 780, Bloomington, Minn., 55431.
2.) Survey Time - The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis would like your input on current conditions in the construction sector. Your input is critical to their understanding of the sector and economy in the region. Please take a few minutes to complete this short Fall 2025 survey.
3.) Read the Report - Did you know jobsite incidents surge an hour into the workday, spiking around 9:00am, just after crews begin full activity? Discover more findings like this, along with data-driven insights and what contractors can do about it, in HammerTech's report that analyzed more than 75,000 jobsite incidents.
4.) Prevailing-Wage Rates - The Department of Labor and Industry commissioner has certified prevailing-wage rates for highway and heavy construction projects in all 10 Minnesota regions, effective November 3, 2025. View the wage-rate determinations here.
5.) Chuckle (But Then Go Check On Your Crew) - Work smarter, not...whatever this is 😏
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Inside This Issue:
• November Events: Estimating Principles & Reading Construction Documents with UChapter2, Online Plan Room Demo & Holiday Party North
• Economic Snapshot: Nonresidential activity has cooled, hiring has slowed, and residential is still lagging
• In Review: MBEX's progress over the past 30 days
• Event Recap: Revisiting October 29's Young Professionals Network event
• More Events: Upcoming MBEX holiday closures, Bluebeam Revu courses, and a save the date for the first event of 2026
• Five Headlines: Construction firms face a data vacuum due to the government shutdown; Are you ready for Minnesota's new Paid Leave Law?; The most significant DBE shake-up in 40 years; Rethinking construction's most overlooked role (the superintendent); and 6 practical ways construction companies can use AI to save time and boost profit
• Project of the Week: Red Wing set to demolish its vacant Central Research building
• Industry Event: The 2nd Annual Twin Cities Construction Mixer - November 11 - Mosaic Venue (Minneapolis)
• Member Benefits: Kwik Trip's fuel discount program
| | MBEX's November Lineup Has It All | | |
The busy fall season isn't slowing down, and neither are we.
November )and early December) brings a mix of learning, connecting, and celebrating for MBEX members with opportunities to boost your skills, build your network, and end the year on a high note.
From diving into estimating and construction document courses to joining Project Build Minnesota's Construction Talent Acquisition Conference, this month is packed with ways to grow both professionally and personally. And of course, we'll wrap it all up in the Northland --- with holiday cheer at our annual Holiday Party North in Duluth.
Scroll down for all the details and get registered; time is going by far too fast, and these event dates will be here before you know it!
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Date: Tuesday, November 11
Location: Virtual Event
Time: 12:00pm - 4:00pm CST
Cost:
• $350 per person (MBEX Members)
• $490 per person (Non-Members)
REGISTRATION DEADLINE:
Monday, November 10 @ 12:00pm
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Dates & Times:
• Tuesday, November 11, from 5:30pm -8:00pm
• Wednesday, November 12, from 8:00am-4:30pm
Location: Renaissance Hotel Minneapolis Bloomington (5500 American Boulevard West, Bloomington, Minn., 55437)
Cost: $299
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Dates: Wednesday, November 12 & Thursday, November 13
Location: Virtual Event
Time: 1:00pm - 4:00pm CST (both days)
Cost:
• $329 per person (MBEX Members)
• $460 per person (Non-Members)
REGISTRATION DEADLINE:
Tuesday, November 11 by 12:00pm
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Date: Thursday, November 20
Location: Virtual Event
Time: 9:00am - 10:00am
Cost: Free!
REGISTRATION DEADLINE:
Wednesday, November 19 by 3:30pm
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Dates: Thursday, December 18
Location: Ridgeview Country Club (700 West Redwing Street, Duluth, Minn., 55803)
Time: 5:00pm - Cocktails | 6:30pm - Sit-Down Dinner | 7:00pm - Short Program & Giveaways
Cost: $45 per person
REGISTRATION DEADLINE:
Tuesday, December 16 by 3:00pm
| | ECONOMIC SNAPSHOT: Market Shifts & Sector Surges | | |
The construction industry has been anything but predictable this year, and as we move into fall, the ups and downs continue.
After a summer filled with record-breaking spending, nonresidential activity has cooled, hiring has slowed, and residential work is still lagging. But it’s not all bad news. Data centers, manufacturing, and civil projects continue to show strength, and for Minnesota constructors, those sectors represent some of the biggest opportunities heading into 2026.
Whether you’re a general contractor, subcontractor, or supplier, understanding where the market is shifting --- and how those shifts could affect demand locally --- can make all the difference in planning your next move.
Construction Spending Slows to Close Out Q3
After a red-hot summer, construction spending took a breather in September.
Nonresidential starts fell to $45.7-billion (the third consecutive monthly dip since June's record $85.9-billion). The slowdown touched nearly every category, from infrastructure to housing.
Civil construction growth has lost a bit of steam, and nonresidential building growth slowed to 14% year-to-date (down from 19%). Data centers, however, remain a bright spot, helping offset the drop in other areas with $11-billion in new starts.
On the residential side, multi-family projects have slowed even more noticeably, and institutional spending --- like schools and hospitals --- has also slipped, down roughly 32% quarter over quarter.
Best Performing Large Dollar Categories YTD
- Manufacturing: + 82%
- Offices including Data Centers: + 38%
- Airports: + 30%
- Sports Stadiums / Convention Centers: + 18%
- All Other Civil: + 17%
Underperforming Large Dollar Categories YTD
- Power Infrastructure: - 57%
- Prisons: - 45%
- Hotel / Motel: - 21%
- Miscellaneous Medical: - 18%
- Warehouses: - 17%
Managing the Jobs Picture While Flying Blind
The current jobs picture isn't great, having deteriorated significantly over the course of the year.
Unfortunately, due to the current government shutdown, the Bureau of Labor Statistics has been unable to collect and publish September's jobs report for the first time since 2018.
However, other private sector data sources suggest a consistent picture from that of previous months, in which a slowing in the labor market is in step with weak hiring.
Is the Economy "Thinning Out"?
At this year's National Association of Business Economists (NABE) conference, the discussion largely centered on America's economic dependence on AI and data centers, a reflection of where much of the growth has been concentrated.
Industrial construction remains a standout performer, up over 50% through September thanks to semiconductor megaprojects. Commercial construction, which includes data centers, has grown 5.2%, balancing strong tech-related builds with softer activity in offices, hotels, and entertainment spaces.
Those who attended NABE left feeling underwhelmed and nervous about the current and future state of the economy. However, it's important to note this does not mean all areas of the economy are necessarily slowing.
The takeaway for construction? The opportunities are still there; they're just more concentrated. For construction professionals, success this cycle will depend on strategy, aligning with the industries still expanding, and positioning your company where the dollars are flowing.
Data Centers Dominate, But Energy May Be the Next Bottleneck
If there’s one sector making headlines, it's data centers (no surprise there). Spending through July reached nearly $27-billion, already matching all of 2024's total. By year-end, it could top $46-billion nationwide.
The Twin Cities metro has seen its share of these projects take shape, creating ripple effects across design, engineering, and specialty trades.
However, this surge brings a challenge: energy demand. Without substantial upgrades to power grids, data center growth could hit a wall. For Minnesota, that means keeping an eye on utility infrastructure and staying plugged into upcoming energy and transmission projects tied to tech expansion.
A Patchwork of Regional Results
Nationwide, regional performance remains uneven.
The West Coast is seeing minimal growth, while the Mountain states are booming (thanks largely to megaprojects). The Midwest --- including Minnesota --- is feeling more pressure, with flat to declining spending in some areas. Civil construction, usually a reliable stabilizer, has weakened in the nation's center, though pockets like New England and the West Coast continue to climb.
Below are the YTD Nonresidential Starts for the five states covered by MBEX:
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What This Means for Minnesota Constructors
For Minnesota builders, the message is clear: the market is shifting, not shrinking.
Growth is clustering in sectors like data centers, manufacturing, and infrastructure, all of which are seeing investment in and around our region. But the competition for labor, materials, and qualified bids is tightening, meaning it’s more important than ever to stay proactive.
Now’s the time to:
- Lean into relationships. Use MBEX’s network to uncover new project opportunities and strengthen partnerships.
- Stay informed. Follow construction trend data and economic updates to anticipate shifts before they impact your bottom line.
- Diversify strategically. Explore emerging markets like tech infrastructure and renewable energy construction.
Even in a cooling national market, Minnesota’s commercial construction community remains strong, and by staying connected and informed, MBEX members can keep building momentum no matter which way the economic wind blows.
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At the start of each month, we look back at MBEX's past 30-some days to review project progress, Online Plan Room stats, and membership achievements.
Numbers reflected below share data from the date range of October 1-31, 2025.
| | Total # of Projects Added (October 2025) | | Total # of Projects Added (October 2024) | | Total # of Projects YTD (Jan. 1-Oct. 31) | | New Member Companies Joined | | | | |
No. of Members & Non-Members
Added to Bidders Lists
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10 Most Viewed Projects (October 1-31, 2025)
** indicates project is still actively bidding
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(1.) Dakota County Recycling Zone Plus - Household Hazardous Waste & Recycling Facility
• Total Visitors: 6,962
• Total Unique Visitors: 470
• Bid Date: October 16, 2025
• Project Location: Lakeville, Minn.
• Project Category: Local Government
• Project Type: New Construction
• Project ID: 2025-0F3D
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(2.) Edgerton Elementary School (2026-2027) - Long Term Facility Maintenance - Roseville Area Schools - ISD 623
• Total Visitors: 6,207
• Total Unique Visitors: 427
• Bid Date: October 20, 2025
• Project Location: Maplewood, Minn.
• Project Category: Educational
• Project Type: Improvements
• Project ID: 2025-0E9C
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(3.) Hamline Elementary -
Secure Entry - Heating /
Plumbing Replacement
• Total Visitors: 5,791
• Total Unique Visitors: 345
• Bid Date: October 7, 2025
• Project Location: St. Paul, Minn.
• Project Category: Educational
• Project Type: Replacement
• Project ID: 2025-0E27
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(4.) Fridley Middle School -
2026 Upgrades
• Total Visitors: 5,463
• Total Unique Visitors: 434
• Bid Date: November 5, 2025
• Project Location: Fridley, Minn.
• Project Category: Educational
• Project Type: Upgrade
• Project ID: 2025-0FAA **
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(5.) Westonka High School -
New Stadium - Westonka Public Schools - ISD 277
• Total Visitors: 4,568
• Total Unique Visitors: 409
• Bid Date: October 14, 2025
• Project Location: Minnetrista, Minn.
• Project Category: Educational
• Project Type: Improvements
• Project ID: 2025-0CA9
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(6.) SWCS Middleton Elementary School - Renovations - South Washington County Schools -
ISD 833
• Total Visitors: 4,173
• Total Unique Visitors: 384
• Bid Date: October 28, 2025
• Project Location: Woodbury, Minn.
• Project Category: Educational
• Project Type: Remodeling
• Project ID: 2025-0F64
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(7.) Primary Schools Deferred Maintenance Projects - Westonka Public Schools - ISD 277
• Total Visitors: 3,840
• Total Unique Visitors: 364
• Bid Date: October 9, 2025
• Project Location: Various Locations - Hennepin County
• Project Category: Educational
• Project Type: Improvements
• Project ID: 2025-0CB6
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(8.) Blue Line Lake Street /
Midtown Station Renovation
• Total Visitors: 3,780
• Total Unique Visitors: 314
• Bid Date: October 30, 2025
• Project Location: Minneapolis, Minn.
• Project Category: Local Government
• Project Type: Remodeling / Renovation
• Project ID: 2025-0F1A
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(9.) Cook County Schools - ISD 166
• Total Visitors: 3,740
• Total Unique Visitors: 367
• Bid Date: November 5, 2025
• Project Location: Grand Marais, Minn.
• Project Category: Educational
• Project Type: Addition
• Project ID: 2025-0F9B **
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(10.) Pine Hill Elementary -
Additions & Renovations - ISD 833
• Total Visitors: 3,722
• Total Unique Visitors: 387
• Bid Date: November 13, 2025
• Project Location: Cottage Grove, Minn.
• Project Category: Educational
• Project Type: Remodeling / Renovation
• Project ID: 2025-101C **
| | MBEX Young Professionals Network - Event Recap | | |
Last Thursday (October 29), more than 75 young professionals gathered at Mortenson Construction in Golden Valley for MBEX's second Young Professionals Network (YPN) event.
MBEX's YPN brings together construction professionals 40 years of age and younger, from those in the early stages of their careers to interns, recent graduates, and college students. This event offered a welcoming and easy-going atmosphere where attendees could make new connections and share their own experiences. The energy in the room reflected the enthusiasm of an emerging generation of construction workers eager to make their mark.
A big thank-you to everyone who joined us, and to our YPN committee members for their help in planning this event:
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Allie Brady, Veit
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Reid Mordhorst, Wells
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Justin Tachney, Sunbelt Rentals
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Nick Weiland, Rouzer Group
Several lucky attendees also walked away with great giveaway prizes, thanks to our generous door prize sponsors, Adolfson & Peterson Construction and Sunbelt Rentals:
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Ferris Ingraham, LS Black Constructors
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Brandon Jackson, Rise Innovations
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Bennett Johnson, U of M Student
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Jorrun Kuehn, Rapp Strategies
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Blake Manning, Mortenson Construction
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Meredith Mitts, Rapp Strategies
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Michael Patri, LS Black Constructors
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Ethan Petersilka, Schadegg Mechanical
Another big shout-out goes to Mortenson Construction for being exceptional hosts, and big thanks goes to our Event Sponsors:
| | Premier Cornerstone Partner | | Bronze Cornerstone Partner | | |
The MBEX YPN continues to grow as a vibrant space for connection and community. We can't wait for 2026!
If you or someone on your team is interested in being included on YPN's email list, please contact Melanie Hendrickson at melanie@mbex.org.
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A valuable benefit of an MBEX membership is invitations to our social and educational events; by being an employee of a member company, you too can take advantage and attend any and all MBEX-sponsored events.
** indicates a newly added or updated event
November 27 & 28 - Thanksgiving - MBEX Closed
MBEX will be closed on Thursday, November 27 and Friday, November 25 in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday. We'll return to regular business hours on Monday, December 1.
December 2 - Bluebeam 1: Baseline Basics
Learn interface navigation, including menu dropdowns, toolbars, various tool panels, keyboard shortcuts, and a few recommended settings. While learning various markup and measurement tools, several tips and tricks will be shared to increase accuracy and speed. Register Here
December 3 - Bluebeam 2: Material Takeoffs & Estimates (Basic)
Go through the standard measurement tools and settings, then move into various customization options and discuss the results in the Markups List. Register Now
December 4 - Bluebeam 3: Material Takeoffs & Estimates (Advanced)
After finishing the Bluebeam Takeoffs & Estimates (Basic) course, move into creating custom columns, embedding formulas, and information organization. Register Here
** December 18 - Online Plan Room Demo
From navigating the Deskpad, setting up filters, understanding project information, and adding your company to a project's bidders list, this free one-hour session is a great introduction to our Online Plan Room. Not yet open for registration
December 18 - Holiday Party North
Gather with fellow industry professionals in Duluth for an evening of celebration as we close out another business year and look ahead to 2026. Register Here
** December 24, 25 & 26 - Christmas - MBEX Closed
MBEX will be closed on Wednesday, December 24; Thursday, December 25; and Friday, December 26 for the holiday. Our physical office will be closed, but staff will be working remotely during regular business hours on Monday, December 29; Tuesday, December 30; and Friday, January 2.
** December 31 & January 2 - New Year's - MBEX Closed
MBEX will be closed on Wednesday, December 31, and Thursday, January 1. Our physical office will be closed, but staff will be working remotely during regular business hours on Monday, December 29; Tuesday, December 30; and Friday, January 2.
** January 21 - Annual Meeting & Luncheon - Save The Date!
Connect with a diverse group of construction professionals, share your expertise with peers who understand your challenges and ambitions, hear the 2026 Board of Directors' announcement, celebrate the achievements of the 2025 Volunteer of the Year and Distinguished Member, enjoy a specially curated menu for lunch, and more.
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Five construction-related headlines you need to read over the next coffee break.
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ECONOMIC OUTLOOK
💥 October Data Signals Boom, Bust Construction Markets
The lack of government data has left builders without the usual reads on construction spending, producer prices, and overall job numbers. With these reports on pause due to the government shutdown, construction firms face a data vacuum on materials costs and pace of construction investments, along with a limited grasp of overall labor availability. But contractors, despite the absence of these reports, still feel activity is on the mend. (Construction Dive)
BUSINESS MATTERS
📝 Minnesota's New Paid Leave Law is Fast-Approaching. Are You Ready?
November is upon us, and as many turn their attention to the upcoming holidays, Minnesota employers have another date top-of-mind. Effective January 1, 2026, Minnesota's new Paid Leave Law takes effect. Qualifying Minnesota employees will be entitled to 12-weeks of paid medical leave and 12-weeks of family leave, not to exceed 20-weeks in a single 12-month period. Importantly, employers will be required to post notices and distribute individual notifications about the new changes by December 1, 2025. (The Work Week with Bassford Remele)
DBE CERTIFICATION
🧐 Contractors Face Most Significant DBE Shake-Up in 40 Years
The long-standing DBE certification framework that has been in place for over 40 years is undergoing the most significant overhaul in decades. In October, the USDOT issued an Interim Final Rule that revised regulations for DBE and Airport Concession DBE programs. Under the new interim rule, every applicant, regardless of race or gender, must individually prove social and economic disadvantages. That will involve submitting a detailed narrative with supporting documentation describing the personal barriers and unequal access to contracting opportunities that the company faces. (Government Market News)
LABOR & WORKFORCE
👷 Rethinking Construction's Most Overlooked Role: The Superintendent
Often regarded as a 'boots-on-the-ground' authority figure --- working in the elements, juggling logistics, coordinating crews --- the superintendent is essential yet overlooked. While tech-forward positions like virtual design coordinators or drone operators capture the imagination of a new generation of construction professionals, the superintendent role remains stuck in the past, viewed as old-school, manual, and thankless. If the construction industry wants to solve its labor shortage and attract fresh new talent, one of the tasks it faces is to rethink how it presents the superintendent's job. (Construction Briefing)
AI | CONTECH
🖥️ Six Practical Ways Construction Companies Can Use AI to Save Time & Boost Profit
All the AI buzz has produced more confusion than adoption, raising two key questions: where should we begin to achieve the most immediate and impactful results, and does every AI implementation require expensive custom development? Here are six practical use cases that enable you to put AI to work in your business quickly, affordably, and with measurable bottom-line results, providing a strong edge in today's fiercely competitive construction environment. (For Construction Pros)
| | Red Wing to Demolish Vacant Central Research Building | | |
Read more on Finance & Commerce
The city of Red Wing is advancing plans to demolish its long-vacant former Central Research building, a move that's expected to jump-start redevelopment efforts on a key city-owned property.
Among other actions, the Red Wing City Council accepted an offer from the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development to provide a low-interest, $232,000 loan for the demolition project.
The council's action moves the city a step closer to taking down the 45,000-square-foot building, which was built in 1964.
Sitting on part of a 24-acre site at the southwest corner of Highways 19 and 61, the building is seen as an impediment to the redevelopment of a site that city officials describe as a "gateway" location.
For its part, the building up for demolition has a leaky roof and a "significantly damaged interior." Potential developers have found the main building and a smaller outbuilding to be "functionally obsolete," the staff report notes.
The city plans to begin demolition as soon as January. Meanwhile, the city has completed a phase one archaeological survey and other work to groom the site for redevelopment.
No specific redevelopment proposals are under consideration, but the city is "looking for some kind of industrial / manufacturing use for the property based on what the comp plan says."
| | ABOVE PHOTO: The long-vacant former Central Research building the city of Red Wing plans to demolish to make way for new development on its site. | | |
Twin Cities Construction Mixer
Presented by Mortenson Construction
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DATE: Tuesday, November 11
TIME: 3:00pm - 5:00pm
LOCATION: Mosaic Venue (817 5th Avenue South, STE 300, Minneapolis, Minn., 55404)
COST: Free
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Network with construction industry colleagues from across the Twin Cities!
Join for an exclusive afternoon of connection and collaboration at the Twin Cities Construction Mixer with participating firms including JE Dunn, Knutson, Kraus-Anderson, McGough, Mortenson, Opus, Ryan Companies, TRI-Construction, and Watson-Forsberg.
Mingle with project managers, estimators, and other leaders from each company and learn more about their organizations, upcoming projects, and how to connect with them.
(Guests are responsible for their own parking. There is ample street parking and surface lots nearby. Attendees may also park in the attached parking ramp for a discounted rate of $5 / vehicle.)
| | Save on Every Fill-Up with Kwik Trip | | |
Driving between job sites adds up fast, and so does the cost of keeping your fleet fueled and ready to roll. That's where Kwik Trip's exclusive Fuel Discount Program for MBEX members comes in.
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Members who sign up get 7¢ off every gallon of gasoline and diesel at all Kwik Trip and Kwik Star locations.
But that's not all.
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Members will also enjoy 10% off most in-store purchases, including car washes and auto supplies.
The program isn't just about savings; it's about simplicity. With tools like DataTracker, Extended Fleet, and the Business Plus Mastercard, you can track transactions, set custom spending limits, manage accounts online, and access detailed expense reporting to keep your business running smoothly.
Whether you're managing a handful of company trucks or an entire fleet, this program makes it easy to save money and stay in control, all while fueling up at the Kwik Trip locations you already know and trust.
Want In?
Contact Noah Skifton at nskifton@kwiktrip.com or call (608) 351-7168 to get started.
| | PROJECT INFORMATION + UPDATES | | |
• Total Projects Received at MBEX from 10/27/2025 - 10/31/2025: 75
• Total Project Leads Reported on at MBEX from 10/27/2025 - 10/31/2025: 27
• Total Active Projects Received / Reported on at MBEX as of 11/4/2025: 315
• Total New Projects in the Online Plan Room as of 11/4/2025: 4,384
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Click the button above to view the most recent project data from 10/29/2025 - 11/4/2025.
For information about the Bulletin's content, technical issues, or to place an ad (such as a Minority
Notice, Job Posting, or Event Notice), contact Ashlee, Membership + Communications Manager.
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UPCOMING MBEX EVENTS
• November 11 - Construction Estimating Principles & Application [VIRTUAL CLASS]
• November 11 & 12 - Construction Talent Acquisition Conference with Project Build Minnesota
• November 12 & 13 - Reading Construction Documents [VIRTUAL CLASS]
• November 20 - Online Plan Room Demo
• November 27 & 28 - MBEX Closed - Thanksgiving
• December 2 - Bluebeam 1: Baseline Basics
• December 3 - Bluebeam 2: Material Takeoffs & Estimates (Basic)
• December 4 - Bluebeam 3: Material Takeoffs & Estimates (Advanced)
• December 10- 2026 Construction Economic Update & Forecast [WEBINAR]
• December 18 - Online Plan Room Demo
• December 18 - Holiday Party North
• December 24, 25 & 26 - MBEX Closed - Christmas
• December 31 & January 1 - MBEX Closed - New Year's
• January 21 - Annual Meeting & Luncheon
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Information within the MBEX Weekly Bulletin are obtained from sources deemed reliable. The Minnesota Builders Exchange (MBEX) does not assume responsibility for its completeness or accuracy. You are urged to check your own sources in addition to the information contained in this publication. This issue contains plans and other bidding information received prior to and including the date noted above. The project data within this newsletter is intended for member company's and their employees use only.
2025 BOARD OFFICERS: President - Heidi Sedlacek, KLJ Engineering; Vice President - Brian Kalla, St. Cloud Acoustics; Treasurer - Sean Ochis, Northern Industrial Insulation; Past President - Mike Carlson, Max Gray Construction
2025 DIRECTORS: Kevin Bohrer, Donlar Construction; Ben Bowman, Adolfson & Peterson; Allie Brady, Veit; David Brandt, Schadegg Mechanical; Amanda Eiynk, BUILD Renewables; Matt Lennartson, RJM Construction; Chris Niemand, Frattalone Companies; Jason Rentmeester, Kraus-Anderson Construction; and Nate Sapik, Benson Electric Company
MBEX STAFF: David Siegel - Executive Director; Julie Miller - Executive Assistant / Project Coordinator / Accounting; Ashlee Hartwig - Membership & Communications Manager; Melanie Hendrickson - Events & Membership Coordinator; Jeff Boelter - Project Acquisition & Plan Room Support; Shauna Baska - Project Reporter & Bidders Lists; Ka Yang - Addenda & Apparent Lows; Peggy Esboldt, Madison Gentil & Michelle Siegel - Project Reporters; Don O'Connor - Independent Event Planning Contractor
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