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Welcome to October, MBEXers! Our Year-End New Member Special kicks off today, making it the perfect time to bring new partners into the Exchange. Anyone who joins now through December gets the rest of 2025 and all of 2026 at the 2025 annual rate. More members mean more opportunities for everyone: more connections, more resources, and more collaboration to keep our industry moving forward. So, if you know a contractor, subcontractor, supplier, or manufacturer who isn’t yet a member, give them a friendly nudge our way. (Bonus points if you sweeten the deal with a coffee bribe. Just saying 😉☕)
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Five Quick Things To Know & Do This Week:
1.) Friendly Reminder - Yes, we've mentioned this a few times before, but one more reminder can't hurt. Please update your records with our new address: 3800 American Blvd W, STE 780, Bloomington, Minn., 55431. (This will especially be important come membership renewal time!)
2.) Know The Data - According to Construction Coverage, who analyzed wage data across each U.S. state from 2019 to 2024, Illinois pays the most nationally with a cost-of-living-adjusted annual wage of $80,734. Rounding out the top states is Alaska ($78,435), Hawaii ($75,804), North Dakota ($74,685), and Minnesota ($74,286).
3.) Empower Women - Congratulations to our members who were recently chosen as 2025 Empowering Women honorees by Finance & Commerce: Absolute Commercial Flooring, Amy's Windows and Doran Companies.
4.) Tariffs Continue Wreaking Havoc - The New York Times dives into the president's 50% tariffs on steel and aluminum, which took effect in June, and how it's affecting the U.S.'s number one source of the essential and often invisible component of everyday objects: screws.
5.) 30-Second Video Break - He claimed to have 2.5 years of experience 🤷 😅 🧰 (Make sure your volume is on!)
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Inside This Issue:
• October Events: Fall Social, Online Plan Room Demo, Young Professionals Network
• Education Savings: What is the Freedom to Invest in Tomorrow's Workforce Act?
• In Review: MBEX's progress over the past 30 days
• Construction Snapshot: The market continued to be a rollercoaster in August
• More Events: Q3 Construction Economic Update & Forecast with Anirban Basu, Construction Talent Acquisition Conference, and Reading Construction Documents
• Five Headlines: Construction worker quit rates hits nine-year low; Virginia Tech's Helmet Lab shares its new hard hat / construction helmet rating system; A practical handbook for understanding construction contract bonds; New Dodge report reveals ERP trends among GCs and trades; and Reagan National Airport utilizes 'first-of-its-kind' parking structure
• Project of the Week: 360-acre business park plans unveiled for Chaska area
• Industry Event: Bassford Remele's 3rd Annual Employment Law Seminar - Tuesday, October 28 - Minneapolis
• Member Benefits: Keep your fleet (and budget) running smoothly with Circle K Pro
| | Fall Into These Upcoming October Events with MBEX | | |
Fall is here, and MBEX is keeping things busy in the best way.
October's lineup has something for every member --- whether you're ready to raise a glass and network at our annual Fall Social or our Young Professionals Network (YPN) or sharpen your plan room skills with our Online Plan Room Demo.
These aren't just another set of events; they're your chance to grow your professional circles, pick up some fresh knowledge, and catch up with your peers before the year hits "holiday mode."
Scroll down for details and secure your spot(s) today (and if you decide to wait to register at a later time, make sure to note the registration deadlines!).
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Date: Thursday, October 9
Location: Oak Ridge County Club (700 Oak Ridge Road, Hopkins, Minn., 55305)
Schedule:
• 3:00pm – Doors Open
• 3:30pm – Food Served
• 5:00pm – Short Program
• 5:30pm – Social & Networking Continue
Cost: $60 per person (MBEX Members) | $75 per person (Non-Members)
REGISTRATION DEADLINE:
Monday, October 6 @ 12:30pm
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Date: Thursday, October 16
Location: Virtual Event via Zoom
Time: 9:00am - 10:00am (roughly 60-minutes)
Cost: Free! Open to members and non-members
REGISTRATION DEADLINE:
Wednesday, October 15 by 3:30pm
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Date: Wednesday, October 29
Location: Mortenson Construction
(700 Meadow Lane North, Golden Valley, Minn., 55422)
Time: 3:00pm - 5:00pm
Cost: $20 per person (includes entry, drinks and appetizers)
REGISTRATION DEADLINE:
Tuesday, October 28 @ 12:00pm
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Freedom to Invest in Tomorrow's Workforce Act
Article courtesy of John C. Holper - Bassford Remele, P.A.
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The construction industry in Minnesota, like much of the nation, faces significant workforce challenges - especially in attracting and retaining skilled professionals such as carpenters, electricians, welders, masons, plumbers, and heavy equipment operators. These occupations remain in high demand, but the costs associated with training, credentialing, and licensing requirements present meaningful barriers to entry for many Minnesota residents considering a career in the trades.
The Freedom to Invest in Tomorrow’s Workforce Act, signed into law in July 2025, directly addresses this gap by expanding how 529 education savings plans can be used. The legislation was advanced on a bipartisan basis, with Rep. Rob Wittman introducing the House version and Sen. Amy Klobuchar and Sen. Roger Marshall sponsoring it in the Senate. The legislation was also backed by the Tomorrow’s Workforce Coalition and hundreds of industry organizations, including those in construction and engineering. The Tomorrow’s Work Force Act now affords those interested in the construction trades with new, far-reaching benefits.
The potential impact on Minnesota’s labor force is considerable. Construction employers statewide have continued to report difficulties recruiting qualified workers. With 529 education savings plans now available for skilled trades training, these careers become more accessible to Minnesota families who may have previously only considered traditional four-year colleges. The support for local apprenticeship programs, long an integral part of Minnesota’s trade education landscape, strengthens the earn-while-you-learn approach that will be valuable for bringing younger workers into Minnesota’s construction workforce. Moreover, the law encourages people to consider mid-career retraining for in-demand roles such as carpentry, welding, HVAC, or heavy machinery operation, by removing prohibitive upfront costs that might otherwise present obstacles.
Minnesota construction employers also stand to benefit directly: with families now able to save for construction apprenticeships as they would for college, the trades are positioned as respected and financially viable career paths for the state's youth.
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Bassford Remele stays ahead of the curve on developments in employment law to help employers plan and strategize for upcoming and brewing changes in the legal landscape.
Feel free to reach out to this fellow MBEX member company if you need assistance in this continually evolving landscape.
| | MBEX's September Round-Up | | |
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 September 1-30, 2025.
| | Total # of Projects Added (September 2025) | | Total # of Projects Added (September 2024) | | Total # of Projects YTD (Jan. 1-Sept. 30) | | New Member Companies Joined | | | | |
No. of Members & Non-Members
Added to Bidders Lists
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10 Most Viewed Projects (September 1-30, 2025)
** indicates project is still actively bidding
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(1.) City of Minnetrista - Woodland Cove Water Treatment Plant
• Total Visitors: 5,180
• Total Unique Visitors: 399
• Bid Date: September 25, 2025
• Project Location: Minnetrista, Minn.
• Project Category: Wastewater / Water Treatment
• Project Type: New Construction
• Project ID: 2025-0BC6
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(2.) North View Middle School
- Pool Infill Project - Osseo
Area Schools - ISD 279
• Total Visitors: 5,141
• Total Unique Visitors: 393
• Bid Date: September 9, 2025
• Project Location: Brooklyn Park, Minn.
• Project Category: Educational
• Project Type: Improvements
• Project ID: 2025-0CA7
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(3.) City of Redwood Falls
- Public Library
• Total Visitors: 4,598
• Total Unique Visitors: 402
• Bid Date: September 25, 2025
• Project Location: Redwood Falls, Minn.
• Project Category: Library
• Project Type: Renovation
• Project ID: 2025-0DDA
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(4.) City of River Falls - Fire Station
• Total Visitors: 4,569
• Total Unique Visitors: 387
• Bid Date: September 11, 2025
• Project Location: River Falls, Wisc.
• Project Category: Storage / Warehouse
• Project Type: New Construction
• Project ID: 2025-0DE6
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(5.) Anoka County - Human Resources & Veterans Services
- Remodel
• Total Visitors: 4,319
• Total Unique Visitors: 377
• Bid Date: September 24, 2025
• Project Location: Anoka, Minn.
• Project Category: Office Building
• Project Type: Remodeling
• Project ID: 2025-0DCD
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(6.) Vivie Nelson Care
Center Renovation
• Total Visitors: 3,495
• Total Unique Visitors: 332
• Bid Date: September 25, 2025
• Project Location: Alexandria, Minn.
• Project Category: Local Government
• Project Type: Remodeling / Renovation
• Project ID: 2025-0E4D
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(7.) Cloquet Area Fire District (CAFD) - Fire & Ambulance Headquarters - BP 2
• Total Visitors: 3,398
• Total Unique Visitors: 312
• Bid Date: September 25, 2025
• Project Location: Cloquet, Minn.
• Project Category: Local Government
• Project Type: New Construction
• Project ID: 2025-0EB0
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(8.) CHUM Center
- Renovation & Addition
• Total Visitors: 3,336
• Total Unique Visitors: 349
• Bid Date: September 15, 2025
• Project Location: Duluth, Minn.
• Project Category: Local Government
• Project Type: Remodeling / Renovation
• Project ID: 2025-0D6E
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(9.) Hamline Elementary
Secure Entry / Heating
Plumbing Replacement
• Total Visitors: 3,195
• Total Unique Visitors: 294
• Bid Date: October 7, 2025
• Project Location: St. Paul, Minn.
• Project Category: Educational
• Project Type: Replacement
• Project ID: 2025-0E27 **
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(10.) City of Maple Grove
- Police Renovation
• Total Visitors: 3,041
• Total Unique Visitors: 349
• Bid Date: September 10, 2025
• Project Location: Maple Grove, Minn.
• Project Category: Local Government
• Project Type: Remodeling / Renovation
• Project ID: 2025-0DD8
| | ECONOMIC SNAPSHOT: Highs, Lows, and What's Ahead | | |
The construction market has been riding a bit of a rollercoaster this year, and August was no exception.
After a string of record-setting months, nonresidential spending cooled off, job numbers were revised downward, and residential work continued to slump. But it's not all bad news. Data centers, manufacturing, and civil projects are still bringing plenty of opportunities, including right here in Minnesota.
For MBEX members, the big takeaway is clear: knowing where the momentum is (and where it isn't) can make all the difference in planning for the months ahead.
Nonresidential Starts Slow After a Hot Streak
August wrapped up with nonresidential starts at $57.7-billion, down sharply from the blockbuster summer months where totals topped $80-billion three times in a row. That earlier surge --- worth $244-billion combined --- set multiple records and helped push year-to-date (YTD) spending growth from 5% in early spring to nearly 13% by the end of August.
Most of the momentum has come from nonresidential buildings, now up 18.1% YTD. Civil construction, while still positive, has cooled from double-digit growth earlier this year to 5.4% now.
On the residential side, it’s still a struggle. Both single-family and multi-family are down, 9.5% and 7.6% respectively. If this trend holds, 2025 will mark the third straight year of housing contraction, the longest slide since the Great Recession in 2008. For Minnesota, where demand for workforce housing remains strong, that makes these declines especially concerning.
Best Performing Large Dollar Categories YTD
- Private Offices including Data Centers: + 80%
- Manufacturing: + 76%
- Sports & Convention Centers: + 43%
- Airports: + 29%
- Dam / Marine: + 22%
Underperforming Large Dollar Categories YTD
- Prisons: - 68%
- Power Infrastructure: - 47%
- Hotel / Motel: - 23%
- Special & Vocational Schools: - 19%
- Miscellaneous Medical: - 19%
Some categories are absolutely thriving. Offices (including data centers) are up 80%, and Manufacturing and Sports and Convention Centers are also doing quite well. Airports are also seeing strong gains, a trend that resonates in Minnesota with ongoing upgrades at MSP and regional airports.
On the flip side, categories like Prisons, Power Infrastructure, and Hotels are dragging. Locally, that aligns with slower momentum in hospitality projects compared to the strong interest we're seeing in industrial and public infrastructure builds.
Job Picture: A Harder Look
Recent revisions from the Bureau of Labor Statistics painted a tougher picture for construction jobs nationwide. What once looked like modest growth is now just 6,000 net new jobs through August. August alone saw a loss of 7,000 construction jobs.
Residential sub-trades have been hit hardest, losing 33,000 jobs since January. Nonresidential sub-trades gained 27,000, which helps, but the labor market overall remains tight. In Minnesota, where competition for skilled workers is already fierce, these numbers highlight the need to recruit and retain talent more aggressively.
Data Centers Keep Booming
If there’s a bright spot, it’s data centers. Spending through July has already hit $26.9- billion, nearly all of 2024’s total. At this pace, the year could close north of $46-billion. The Twin Cities metro has been seeing its share of data center proposals, too, making this one of the hottest opportunities for local contractors and suppliers.
But the question of power looms large. If grid upgrades don’t keep up, the growth curve could bend. That’s something Minnesota stakeholders, as well as those investing in data center development, will need to watch closely.
Regional Breakdown
The West Coast is nearly flat, barely growing at 1.2% YTD. The Mountain division remains hot, though that’s mostly megaproject-driven. The Midwest, unfortunately, is one of the weakest regions right now with double-digit contractions in several divisions. The West South Central region (including Texas) is still strong, but locally, the picture is mixed.
Here in Minnesota, civil projects, like roads, bridges, and water infrastructure improvements, are helping offset softness in other areas. Civil spending nationwide is one of the most stable categories, and Minnesota is benefiting from those same trends thanks to federal and state infrastructure funding.
Below are the YTD Nonresidential Starts for the five states covered by MBEX:
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What This Means For Minnesota Constructors
Opportunities are still out there, but they’re concentrated. For MBEX members, the strongest plays are in civil infrastructure, manufacturing, and data centers, while categories like housing and hospitality continue to cool.
Stay on top of early-stage opportunities through MBEX's Online Plan Room and keep building your network at MBEX events (Fall Social, anyone?).
And don’t overlook workforce planning. Tight labor markets mean the companies investing in talent retention and training today will be best positioned for tomorrow’s work.
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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
October 8 - 2025 Q3 Construction Economic Update & Forecast
Get informed on general economic conditions affecting the current construction landscape as well a construction-specific economic indicators, including the hottest regions and market sectors, the latest on materials and labor costs, and predictive indicators such as the AIA's Architecture Billings Index and ABC's Construction Confidence Index and Construction Backlog Indicator. Presented by Construction Executive with Anirban Basu, ABC's chief economist. Sign Up
** October 29 - The Construction Jobsite of the Future [WEBINAR]
Presented by Construction Executive, this session will provide a global forward-looking perspective on what's ahead and how companies can prepare to stay competitive with the leading voices from construction, innovation, technology and the association perspective. Sign Up Here
November 11 - Construction Estimating Principles & Application
A half-day interactive workshop led by Troy DeGroot of UChapter2 will have attendees diving into the fundamentals of construction estimating, including strategies to think differently than your competitors. This is an online training session designed for estimators looking to sharpen their edge and make their bids more competitive. Register Here
November 11 & 12 - Construction Talent Acquisition Conference
Project Build Minnesota (PBM) is hosting this event designed for people who are passionate about recruiting and retaining skilled talent. With expert-led sessions and actionable strategies, this event aims to bring practical tactics and deeper strategy to the work of the talent acquisition leaders in Minnesota construction companies and others involved in developing Minnesota's construction workforce. Learn More & Register
November 12 & 13 - Reading Construction Documents
This two-part online program is designed to quickly familiarize students with the basics of reading and understanding construction documents. From navigating title block information to combing through specification documents, participants will learn how to navigate a project and understand the material and construction requirements. Register Here
** 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. Save The Date!
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Five construction-related headlines you need to read over the next coffee break.
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LABOR & WORKFORCE
🦺 Construction Worker Quit Rate Hits Nine-Year Low
The construction industry had 306,000 job openings at the end of July, an increase of 64,000 from the previous month and 77,000 year-over-year, according to an analysis of federal data by Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC). The job opening rate also rose to its highest level in over a year. However, ABC noted that other labor data points to a potential deterioration in labor demand. The number of workers who quit their jobs in July was the lowest in nine years, while layoffs increased to their highest level since the first quarter of 2023. (For Construction Pros)
JOBSITE SAFETY | PPE
⛑️ Virginia Tech Unveils Hard Hat, Helmet Rating System
Virginia Tech's Helmet Lab released a first-of-its-kind rating system for construction hard hats and helmets that mirrors rankings used for sports helmets. The findings indicate that Type II helmets --- or those with interior energy-absorbing materials and protection for the top and sides of the head --- better protect workers from severe injury. Results show the shift to Type II reduces risk, on average, by 34% for fall-related concussions and by 65% for skull fractures. (Construction Dive)
LEGALLY SPEAKING
📋 A Practical Handbook for Understanding Construction Contract Bonds
In the world of construction, risk is always present. Whether you're building a commercial complex, upgrading infrastructure, or managing a public project, the stakes are high. One effective tool for managing risk and ensuring a successful project is the use of construction bonds. (Construction Business Owner)
CONTECH | PROJECT MANAGEMENT
📲 New Dodge Report Reveals ERP Trends Among General Contractors & Specialty Trades
Seventy-five percent of contractors aren't getting the most out of their project controls application --- the central hub that connects all other Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) functions. Instead, many firms rely too heavily on separate point solutions rather than using an integrated platform that eliminates the need for multiple project management and accounting systems, along with all the headaches of keeping them connected. (Construction Executive)
INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS
🛫 'First-Of-Its-Kind' Parking Structure Coming to Reagan National Airport
In order to build a new parking deck, Regan National Airport (DCA) had to temporarily make the parking crunch worse by taking away about a thousand spaces from its economy lot. To minimize the pain from the loss of spaces, officials chose a construction method that is helping them build the parking deck faster and with fewer complications than traditional construction. The parking deck is being made with precast concrete pieces that are sent to DCA by truck from Canada, and they arrive at the site ready to be put into place. (WJLA News)
| | Scannell Properties Unveils 360-Acre Business Park Plan | | |
Read more on Minneapolis - St. Paul Business Journal
Scannell Properties' planned project, dubbed "Big Woods Business Park," could include as much as 2.7-million-square-feet across multiple buildings, with a mix of office and industrial space, according to an environmental review document filed with the Minnesota Environmental Quality Board.
Under one scenario, the plan also includes 300,000-square-feet of commercial uses.
Another scenario shows plans for 1.8-million-square-feet of business park uses with office and industrial space, as well as 200,000-square-feet of commercial uses.
The site is generally bounded by Highway 212, Chaska Boulevard, Jonathan Carver Parkway, and Creek Road. It spans 17 parcels, 15 of which are in Chaska.
The plan is currently working its way through an environmental review process called an alternative urban areawide review, which seeks to determine the worst-case risks for environmental impacts while also pinpointing mitigation measures.
If the project moves forward, construction would begin as early as Summer 2026. It would be constructed in phases, with full buildout expected between 5-15 years.
| | ABOVE PHOTO: The outline of the 360-acres Scannell Properties seeks to transform in and around Chaska for a mix of office, industrial, and commercial uses. | | The Work Week with Bassford Remele: 2025 Annual Employment Law Seminar | Presented by Bassford Remele | | |
DATE: Tuesday, October 28
TIME: Seminar: 1:30pm - 4:00pm | Social: 4:00pm - 5:00pm
LOCATION: In-Person @
Engage Conference Center & Connect Lounge - Fifth Street Towers, 150 South Fifth Street, STE 300, Minneapolis, Minn., 55402
COST: No fee to attend. Complimentary parking available.
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Join the Bassford Remele employment team for their third annual The Work Week with Bassford Remele: Annual Employment Law Seminar.
The 2025 seminar will start with reviewing the new employment legislation passed this year and the employment-related case law issued by the Minnesota and U.S. Supreme Courts. Next, the recent changes in laws and policies affecting DEI programs will be examined, which will provide attendees with the knowledge and strategies needed to adapt initiatives successfully.
Bassford Remele's facilitators will guide you through practical approaches to ensure your DEI efforts remain impactful and compliant.
Whether you're an HR professional, business leader, attorney, or DEI practitioner, this session will equip you with valuable insights and actionable tools to navigate the complexities of DEI implementation in this new era.
Join the seminar to stay ahead of the curve and learn how to foster an inclusive workplace while adhering to current legal frameworks.
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1:30pm-1:45pm: Registration and Networking
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1:45pm-2:45pm: Legislative and Supreme Court Updates
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3:00pm-4:00pm: Examining DEI: Charting a Course Through Changing Legal Tides with special guest presenter Whitney Harvey, Senior Director of Workforce Solutions, Minnesota Chamber of Commerce
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4:00pm-5:00pm: Social
Please contact Janet Nelson with any questions: jnelson@bassfordremele.com | (612) 333-3000
| | Keep Your Fleet (and Your Budget) Running Smoothly with Circle K Pro | | |
Running a construction fleet is no small task. There's fuel, drivers, receipts, and costs to wrangle. That's where Circle K Pro steps in, helping MBEX members save money, simplify management, and keep things moving without the headaches.
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| | PROJECT INFORMATION + UPDATES | | |
• Total Projects Received at MBEX from 9/22/2025 - 9/26/2025: 73
• Total Active Projects Received / Reported on at MBEX as of 9/30/2025: 237
• Total New Projects in the Online Plan Room as of 9/30/2025: 3,987
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Click the button above to view the most recent project data from 9/24/2025 - 9/30/2025.
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
• October 8 - 2025 Q3 Construction Economic Update & Forecast
• October 9 - MBEX Fall Social
• October 16 - Online Plan Room Demo
• October 29 - The Construction Jobsite of the Future [WEBINAR]
• October 29 - MBEX Young Professionals Network (YPN)
• November 4 - AI & Automation in the Construction Industry [WEBINAR]
• 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]
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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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