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Another week, another round of tariff updates, MBEXers --- and this one's delivering its news the old-fashioned way: via snail mail, with changes (allegedly) set to take effect August 1. Here's the quick rundown. Copper tariffs are jumping from 25% to 50%, which could mean a serious price hike for manufacturers and construction projects that rely on it --- especially data centers. Markets held steady this time around --- unlike the April 2nd shake up --- so we'll take that small win. Brazil also landed a 50% tariff, which might not hit your jobsite, but will definitely hit my morning coffee habit. (Yes, I will accept your donations of medium and dark roasts 😉 ☕ 😁)
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Five Quick Things To Know / Do This Week:
1.) Brush Up - The next Online Plan Room Demo is this Thursday, July 17 and is open to all MBEX members to attend regardless of skill level with the platform. Learn how to efficiently search and track projects, set up filters and notification settings, and ask questions of staff in real-time. Please be registered by 3:30pm today (July 16).
2.) Backlog Rebound - ABC reported on July 15, 2025, that its Construction Backlog Indicator rose to 8.7-months in June, up from 8.4-months in May. The largest contractors have nearly two months longer backlog than they did one year ago, but backlog has fallen for contractors with $30-million to $100-million in annual revenues.
3.) Know The Signs - Even though construction workers only make up 6% of the workforce, they account for 36% of all heat-related jobsite deaths in the U.S. Heat stress can escalate into major accidents quickly, making it important to recognize the early signs that often go unnoticed or untreated.
4.) Legislative Updates - Come January 1, 2026 in Minnesota, there will be new requirements for employee meal and rest breaks, modifications to the powers of the commissioner of labor and industry, increased penalties for employers that misrepresent or make false statements to the state's unemployment insurance program, and modifications to the Earned Sick and Safe Time (ESST) law.
5.) WATCH: The Future of Building? - Leave it to China to revolutionize the building game with the world's largest inflatable "dome" standing at 50-meters-tall and covering 20,000-square-meters (that's the approximate height of a 15-story building and the length of nearly three football fields).
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Inside This Issue:
• Ahoy Mateys: Last call to register for MBEX's Lake Superior Harbor Cruise by 7/16
• Now Online: 2025 Membership Directory & Buyers Guide now available digitally
• New Members: See which companies joined the Exchange last month
• Workplace To-Dos: Nine essential labor and employment law updates to track
• Upcoming MBEX Events: Mid-Year Economic Update with Anirban Basu, Online Plan Room, Lake Superior Harbor Cruise, and Reading Construction Documents virtual course
• Five Headlines: Optimism being replaced by doubts regarding President's Trump's trade deal goals; How contractors can stay competitive as costs and supply chain woes mount with technology; What the "One Big Beautiful Bill" means for the construction industry; New tiny robots promise to fix underground water pipe leakage without excavation; and AIA launches new Climate Risk Factsheet
• Project of the Week: Rochester OKs $65-million regional sports complex
• Industry Event: TBG Education Foundation - Clay Shoot For The Trades - Sept. 9
• Member Benefit: Build a better retirement plan with BLD Connection
| | Last Call to Climb Aboard - Registration Closes 7/16 | | |
If you've been meaning to sign up for the MBEX Lake Superior Harbor Cruise, now's the time --- registration closes tomorrow, Thursday, July 17 at 2:00pm!
We're setting sail on Wednesday, July 23 for a lovely summer evening on the water with fellow members, and you won't want to miss it. Enjoy stunning views of the Duluth-Superior harbor, the Aerial Lift Bridge and city skyline, a casual dinner on deck with drinks, and the opportunity to unwind and connect with others in the industry.
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THE DETAILS
📅 DATE: Wednesday, July 23
🕘 TIME: Boarding begins at 5:15pm | Sundew departs promptly at 5:45pm
📍 LOCATION: Pier B Resort on Railroad Street - Duluth, Minn.
💲 COST: $40 per person
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Tickets include your evening aboard fellow MBEX member Jeff Foster's retired Coast Guard cutter, the Sundew; dinner and drinks; fresh lake air, good vibes, and even better company.
Come prepared with bagged lawn chairs and fleece jackets; temps can be chillier out on the water. Event attendees are also cautioned against wearing open-toed shoes, flip-flops or high heels; please wear comfortable, closed-toed shoes.
Members are also welcome to bring spouses, coworkers, and family members (ages 12 and up) along as guests!
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2025 Membership Directory & Buyers Guide Now Online
| | We’re excited to announce that the 2025 MBEX Membership Directory and Buyers Guide is now available online! | |
This annual publication is more than just a list of company names — it’s a tool designed to connect, promote, and strengthen Minnesota’s commercial construction industry. Whether you’re looking for subcontractors, suppliers, service providers, or fellow general contractors, the Directory is your go-to resource for building relationships and building projects.
What You’ll Find Inside
The 2025 edition features a complete, up-to-date listing* of all current MBEX member companies, organized for easy browsing. Looking for a specific trade or service? The Classified and Trade Name sections break it down by divisions and categories, so you can find exactly what you need. Whether you’re on the hunt for a new partnership or a reliable vendor, it’s all in there.
*Listed companies include new members who joined between January 1, 2024 - February 28, 2025, and members who renewed their annual membership by January 31, 2025.
Why It Matters
At MBEX, we know that relationships are the foundation of our industry. The Directory makes it easier than ever to make connections and get business done. And with projects constantly evolving and new opportunities always around the corner, having a reliable network at your fingertips can make all the difference.
Go Digital, Stay Connected
This year’s edition is available online in a searchable format — meaning your next connection is just a click away whether you’re in the office, on the road, or on the jobsite. It’s designed with you in mind: quick, easy to use, and packed with the information that matters most.
Find Your Company, Boost Your Visibility
If you’re an MBEX member, your company is already included in the Membership section of the Directory as part of your membership (meaning, it's free!).
Make sure your listing is accurate and up to date. This is a great opportunity to ensure potential partners and clients can find you quickly, and know exactly what services you provide. If you spot something that needs updating, give us a call and we’ll get it squared away.
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FAQ: Why isn't my company listed in the Classified and/or Trade Name sections?
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There are additional costs to be included in either of these sections. For each Classified listing, it's $15; for each Trade Name listing, it's $10. These inclusions must also be indicated on a member's Membership Directory & Buyers Guide contract, which is emailed to each member company annually for review in late August / early September.
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We dove into the details about this process in last week's issue --- jump on over and read about it there.
Ready to Dive In?
Click below to view the 2025 MBEX Membership Directory and Buyers Guide and start exploring. Let us know if you'd like a printed copy or help navigating the digital version; we’re always here to help.
| | Help Us Welcome Our Newest Members | | |
June brought a great group of new companies into the MBEX community, and we’re pumped to have them with us.
Help us roll out the welcome mat for the newest members of our growing Exchange:
| | Nine Essential Workplace To-Dos To Tackle in July | | |
MBEX is here to help members stay on top of the latest changes to labor and employment law, especially given the rapid pace at which the new administration has been moving on initiatives impacting the workplace and beyond.
Here are the top items to consider tackling in July, based on the latest workplace law developments and upcoming critical compliance dates.
1.) Complete Your Mid-Year Compliance Check
Yes, it's a bit weird to start the checklist with another checklist --- but did you know that a heap of new workplace laws take effect halfway through the year? Here's a cheat sheet to ensure you're complying with various July 1st effective dates.
2.) Assess the Impact of New SCOTUS Rulings
As the Supreme Court's 2024-2025 term ends, the Justices issued some key decisions in June that will affect the workplace. They scrapped the extra hurdle in majority-group bias claims, significantly reduced who can succeed on post-employment ADA disability discrimination claims, and ruled that federal courts lack the authority to issue universal injunctions.
3.) Get Ready for a Wave of New DOL Opinion Letters
The U.S. Department of Labor relaunched and significantly expanded its opinion letter program on June 2nd, offering employers a direct line to legal interpretation of federal laws on wage and hour, workplace safety, and more. Here's what the new program includes, why it matters, and how your organization can benefit right away.
4.) Create an Immigration Compliance and Response Plan
Immigration enforcement across the country has raised tensions at workplaces across all industries, with federal officials ratcheting up the pressure --- what if your business is next? Here's a detailed playbook and two checklists. You'll also want to track the latest developments, such as President Trump's new proclamation that took effect June 9th and significantly expanded travel restrictions on foreign nationals seeking to enter the United States.
5.) Ensure Proper Safety Training
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 7th Circuit offered a stark warning to employers in a June 10th decision: misconduct during workplace safety inspections, especially those involving false records and statements, can lead to prison time and multi-million-dollar fines. Here are the three main takeaways for employers.
6.) Keep Up With HIPAA and ERISA News
A federal judge in Texas tossed out Biden-era reproductive healthcare privacy protections on June 18th, halting a 2024 final rule with nationwide effect. You should also note that a Supreme Court decision earlier this year made it easier for plaintiffs to keep ERISA-prohibited transaction claims in play longer, and just days later a rare ERISA trial resulted in a huge win for a class of 401(k) plan participants.
7.) Update Your Disability Accommodation Request Process
In a decision that may rattle employers nationwide, a federal appeals court recently revived an Army veteran's ADA suit against her employer for delaying her request to bring a service dog to work, despite eventually granting the accommodation. The ruling from the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals underscores that delay alone --- even without a workplace injury or accommodation denial --- may still violate federal disability discrimination law.
8.) Encourage Employees to Take a Break
Employees are now "loud vacationing" by openly sharing their travel plans and using their paid time off (PTO) without hesitation. While this should be welcome news for employers, it also highlights the importance of creating supportive policies that balance employee well-being with workplace productivity. Here are seven tips to help refresh your PTO policies.
9.) Track Evolving AI Developments
Proposed laws and regulations, as well as litigation, continue to impact the way employers utilize artificial intelligence in the workplace:
• Congress is considering a 10-year ban on state AI laws.
• A bipartisan bill pending before Congress would make it illegal to retaliate against employees who speak up about AI-related risks.
• Texas lawmakers overwhelmingly passed a bill regulating AI, and Governor Abbott signed it on June 22nd.
• A new lawsuit filed on June 13th against an AI software provider offers a clear warning for any business using artificial intelligence to monitor or record customer service calls.
• A slew of other federal- and state-level AI regulations that would impact the workplace are being considered by lawmakers across the country. Catch up with this overview of where things stand.
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The information provided here is intended for general informational purposes only. It should not be considered as legal advice. MBEX strongly recommends consulting with your business's attorney or legal advisor before taking any action based on its content.
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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
July 16 - 2025 Mid-Year Construction Economic Update & Forecast
Gain expert insights into the state of the construction economy, presented by Construction Executive with Anirban Basu, ABC's Chief Economist. This free webinar will explore the key trends, challenges, and predictions shaping the industry for the remainder of the year. Sign Up Here
** July 17 - Online Plan Room Demo - Register by 3:30pm TODAY (July 16)
From navigating the Deskpad, setting up filters, understanding project information, and adding your company to a project's bidders lists, this free one-hour session is a great introduction to our Online Plan Room. Register Here
** July 23 - Lake Superior Harbor Cruise - Register by 2pm TOMORROW (July 17)
Join MBEX for an evening sailing on Lake Superior, and see the Duluth-Superior Harbor, Lift Bridge, canal, and city as you may not have before. Space is limited to the first 150 people who register. Register Here
August 5 - Construction Estimating Principles & Application [Virtual Class]
Great estimators know that to be competitive and competent in the current market, their companies must continually be in search of an edge, answering the question, "How can we approach this project differently than our competition?" Register Here
August 6 - Introduction to Upcoming Bluebeam Courses
MBEX is once again partnering with Troy DeGroot and UChapter2 to offer our members the best in Bluebeam Revu training. Join Troy for this free opportunity to see an introduction to each upcoming course offered later in August. Ask questions and ensure you enroll in the appropriate courses for your skillset and workflows. Sign Up Here
August 6 & 7 - Reading Construction Documents [Virtual Class]
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
August 14 - Sporting Clays Scholarship Fundraiser
Aim, shoot and pull to raise funds for the MBEX Construction Scholarship at this great annual MBEX outdoor event at Game Unlimited. Shooter packages include a 100-clay shoot, post-shoot social, dinner, awards, and door prizes. Teams can have a maximum of six shooters. Register Here
August 20 - Golf North
Come socialize and network on the greens of Duluth's Ridgeview Country Club for what we FORE-see as a great event. Golf packages include lunch, 18 holes of golf, golf carts, post-golf social, dinner, and short awards program. Register Here
August 26 - Bluebeam 1: Baseline Basics
Attendees will 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
August 27 - Bluebeam 2: Material Takeoffs & Estimates (Basic)
Attendees will go through the standard measurement tools and settings, then move into various customization options and discuss the results in the Markups List. Register Now
August 28 - Bluebeam 3: Material Takeoffs & Estimates (Advanced)
After finishing the Bluebeam Takeoffs & Estimates (Basic) course, attendees will move into creating custom columns, embedding formulas, and information organization. Register Here
August 29 - Bluebeam 4: Document Management & Best Practices
Eliminate wasted time navigating through drawing sets and wondering who has the latest drawings. Register Here
** September 1 - Labor Day - MBEX Closed
MBEX will be closed on Monday, September 1 in observance of the Labor Day holiday. We'll return to regular office hours on Tuesday, September 2.
** September 2 - Bluebeam 5: Collecting Field Data
This Bluebeam class was developed for design and construction professionals in both the office and jobsite looking for ways to build consistency, speed, and accuracy of data collection in creating summary reports. Register Here
** September 3 - Bluebeam 6: Administrative Professionals
In just two hours, class attendees will be ready to combine documents, mark for redaction, apply digital signatures, and several other important administrative tasks. Register Here
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Five construction-related headlines you need to read over the next coffee break.
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TARIFFS
🤔 Tariffs or Deals? Trump Seems Content With Punishing Levies
Even after President Trump announced sweeping global tariffs in April, some investors and supporters comforted themselves by arguing that the president's goal was still to open global markets, not close them off. The belief, promoted by the president himself, was that he was using his tariffs as a lever to crack open commercial opportunities and the administration would soon deliver dozens of deals that would increase U.S. exports and help American businesses flourish abroad. Three months later, that optimism is being replaced by doubts that the president's goal was ever to strike the kind of trade deals that would open up markets. (The New York Times | Can't access the article via the link above? Click here)
CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY
🎯 How Contractors Can Stay Competitive as Costs & Supply Chain Woes Mount
Across the board, contractors are seeing profitability squeezed from multiple angles. Material prices continue to surge --- sometimes unpredictably --- while tariffs and shifting global policies add volatility to already fragile supply chains. This strain extends into project planning and forecasting. Delivery timelines are inconsistent. Lead times for critical components shift from week to week. The knock-on effect? Quoting becomes more speculative, scheduling more reactive, and margins more vulnerable to last-minute surprises. The way forward is clear: contractors must operate smarter and leaner. Efficiency has become the new edge. Technology, once considered optional, is now central to sustaining profitability and staying competitive. (For Construction Pros)
ECONOMIC OUTLOOK
⚖️ What the One Big Beautiful Bill Means for the Construction Industry
The "One Big Beautiful Bill" (OBBB) was signed into law on July 4, 2025. This article covers four key takeaways for US nonresidential construction, including full first-year depreciation on machinery and short-lived assets, encouraging industrial and tech sector investment. Businesses can now fully deduct production-related buildings upfront, likely fueling a wave of industrial construction. Extended personal tax cuts are expected to raise disposable income and drive demand for retail, hospitality, and entertainment spaces. Increased demand and limited supply may lead to inflation, labor shortages, and long-term economic pressure despite short-term construction gains. (ConstructConnect News)
UNDERGROUND INSPECTIONS | WATER PIPING
🤖 New Tiny Robots Promise to Fix Underground Water Pipe Leakage Without Excavation
Engineers from the UK's University of Sheffield have developed a robot for inspecting water pipes and diagnosing cracks without digging. These miniature robots, also known as Pipebhas, have helped save around three billion liters of water that could have been otherwise lost due to pipe leakage. At present, the only way to fix broken pipes is to dig them up and locate the cracks in the maze of pipes. While it takes a long time to locate the issues, it also contributes to the £4-billion per year that the UK faces. To tackle the issue, researchers teamed up to build these Pipebots to do the job faster and save valuable money. They are equipped with tiny, high-spec acoustic sensors and cameras, which enable them to navigate and detect faults freely. (Interesting Engineering)
CLIMATE RESILIENCY | BUILDING DESIGN
🌦️ AIA Launches New Climate Risk Factsheet
The American Institute of Architects (AIA), in collaboration with AIA Trust, launched a new resource in June for architects facing increasing climate-related design and liability challenges. The Climate Risk Factsheet, available exclusively to AIA members, provides site-specific, climate projections for hazards such as wildfires, floods, windstorms, and extreme heat. The guide will allow architects to better inform resilient design strategies and document their professional standard of care, according to an AIA press release. (Building Design + Construction)
| | Rochester OKs $65M Sports Complex, Fall Start Planned | | |
Read more on Finance & Commerce
Construction of a $65-million outdoor regional sports complex in Rochester --- a project that has been years in the making --- is on track to begin this fall now that the City Council has approved designs for the facility.
City officials said at their last council meeting that construction bids will likely go before the City Council in September. The city expects to commence construction in November and open the new complex in May 2027.
The city's project team includes TSP of Rochester (design), Kahler Slater (design), Bolton & Menk (civil engineering), and Knutson Construction services (construction manager at-risk).
By a 5-2 vote, the council approved the schematic design for the project, which will include diamond and rectangular turf sports fields, pickleball courts, accessible playground, outdoor community gathering places and trails.
The design is for Phase One of the complex. It remains to be seen when construction will commence for the second project phase.
The second phase would include indoor basketball and volleyball courts, a fitness center, community rooms, a walking / jogging track, an indoor turf training and play area, tenant space for a "sports performance partner," and more.
In 2023, city residents approved a sales tax to fund the complex. The city's original plan was to do both indoor and outdoor facilities in a single $65-million project. But after the project nearly doubled in cost, the city opted to move forward in phases, starting with the outdoor facilities.
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TBG Education Foundation Clay Shoot - For The Trades
Presented by The Builders Group Education Foundation
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DATE: Tuesday, September 9
TIME: Registration @ 1:00pm | Clay Shoot @ 2:00pm (shotgun start)
LOCATION: Game Unlimited Hunting Club - Hudson, Wisconsin
COST: Individual Shooter - $110 | Team of Four - $440 | Team of Five - $550
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Join TBG for a fun afternoon of shooting, camaraderie, and good times with your friends from around the trades as they continue to raise funds to further the work of the Foundation.
As their way of saying thanks for the industry's support of the TBG Education Foundation over the years, The Builders Group is hosting their annual clay shoot with dinner and awards to celebrate the work that has been done for the future of the trades
- 1:00pm - Registration
- 1:30pm - Annie Oakley Contest
- 2:00pm - Clay Shoot with Shotgun Start
- 4:00pm-5:30pm - Dinner, Awards & Highlights
Register individually or in groups up to five. TBG will gladly pair you with other participants to make teams.
Gun rental and ammo are available for an additional fee. Please let Emily know if you will be purchasing ammo and / or renting a gun.
If you have any questions, please contact Emily at ecutts@tbgmn.com.
| | Benefit of the Week: 401(k) MEP Program with BLD Connection | | Planning for the future isn't just for your next big job --- it's also about protecting your team and their long-term financial health. | | |
That's why MBEX members have access to a powerful retirement savings solution: the MBEX 401(k) MEP Program, managed by our partners at BLD Connection.
This program is designed with construction companies in mind --- helping employers of all sizes offer a competitive, streamlined 401(k) benefit without the administrative headaches or high costs often associated with going it alone.
What's a 401(k) MEP?
A Multiple Employer Plan (MEP) allows multiple businesses to join under a single 401(k) plan. That means you get the benefits of group buying power, simplified management, and shared fiduciary responsibilities, all while maintaining flexibility and control over your plan options.
Whether you already have a 401(k) program or you're just starting to explore retirement benefits, the MBEX 401(k) MEP makes it easier (and more affordable) to do right by your employees.
• Cost Effective - Reduce fees and overhead by joining forces with other industry employers.
• Time-Saving - Offload administrative burdens and compliance tasks.
• Low Risk - BLD Connection helps shoulder fiduciary responsibility, giving you added peace of mind.
• Recruit & Retain Talent - A retirement plan is a great way to attract skilled workers and keep them around for the long haul.
• Built For Our Industry - This program was created specifically to serve the commercial construction sector and understands the unique needs of our workforce.
Want to Learn More?
If you're interested in offering a retirement plan your employees will value, and you feel confident about, head to www.mbex.org/membership/member-programs to explore the benefits.
You can also contact Dan Garden, our representative, to get started: (612) 743-4961 or dgardner@osaicwealth.com.
Stronger benefits mean stronger teams.
Let MBEX and BLD Connection help you build both.
| | PROJECT INFORMATION + UPDATES | | |
• Total Projects Received at MBEX from 7/7/2025 - 7/11/2025: 69
• Total Active Projects Received / Reported on at MBEX as of 7/15/2025: 259
• Total New Projects in the Online Plan Room as of 7/15/2025: 3,122
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Click the button above to view the most recent project data from 7/9/2025-7/15/2025.
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
• July 16 - 2025 Mid-Year Construction Economic Update & Forecast
• July 17 - Online Plan Room Demo
• July 23 - Lake Superior Harbor Cruise
• August 5 - Construction Estimating Principles & Application [Virtual Class]
• August 6 - Introduction to Upcoming Bluebeam Courses
• August 6 & 7 - Reading Construction Documents [Virtual Class]
• August 14 - Sporting Clays Fundraiser
• August 20 - Golf North
• August 21 - Online Plan Room Demo
• August 26 - Bluebeam 1: Baseline Basics
• August 27 - Bluebeam 2: Material Takeoffs & Estimates (Basic)
• August 28 - Bluebeam 3: Material Takeoffs & Estimates (Advanced)
• August 29 - Bluebeam 4: Document Management & Best Practices
• September 1 - Labor Day - MBEX Closed
• September 2 - Bluebeam 5: Collecting Field Data
• September 3 - Bluebeam 6: Administrative Professionals
• September 4 - Bluebeam 7: Civil Workflows
• September 10 - Sporting Clays North
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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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