2021 News

Wastewater treatment improvements will use thermal hydrolysis processing and intensification technology

Archer Western and Brown and Caldwell celebrate Big Creek WRF expansion with a ribbon cutting ceremony

Walsh Construction celebrates completion of Mixmaster Rehabilitation Project

Synthica Energy has partnered with Archer Western to develop a new anaerobic digestion facility

Walsh Construction completes Amazon distribution center

Walsh Construction celebrates formal groundbreaking of West Parish Water Treatment Plant

Archer Western-United-Banks celebrate Main Road Corridor Segment A Project groundbreaking

Walsh Construction celebrates completion of Lutheran Kosciusko Hospital with a ribbon cutting ceremony

New 3 MGD wastewater treatment facility will service residences and businesses in San Tan Valley, Arizona.

Expansion project increases plant's wastewater treatment capacity from 5 MDG to 7.5 MGD in southwest Forsyth County.

Engineering News-Record ranks The Walsh Group among industry peers for 2024

The Walsh Group ranked No. 1 Water Treatment and Desalination Plant Builder in the United States

Lawson House, renovated by Walsh Construction, wins awards for historic renovation and preservation efforts.

The Walsh Group ranked No. 1 Bridge Builder in the United States

Mintz to provide leadership over health, safety and environment in water division

Walsh Construction and Traylor Bros, Inc. celebrate I-69 Ohio River Crossing groundbreaking

Lynch to provide leadership over health, safety and environment programs in building division

Geist to provide leadership over health, safety and environment programs for all operating divisions

Big Creek WRF set to boost development

Walsh Construction celebrates completion of Ascension Alexian Brothers Medical Center expansion

Walsh Construction successfully installs new McKinley Street Bridge over railroad tracks

Archer Western and City of Hutto celebrate South Wastewater Treatment Plant groundbreaking

ENR New England names Nut Island Headworks Improvements Best Water/Environment Project of 2024

Walsh-VINCI Transit Community Partners to design and build Red Line Extension Project

Walsh Construction completes 80,000-square-foot Amazon Warehouse

Walsh Construction and Milestone Contractors celebrate opening of new I-69 corridor at ribbon cutting ceremony

Archer Western Joint Venture completes first of six arches for Miami's I-395 Signature Bridge

Archer Western puts online 32 MGD of advanced water treatment

Northwestern University celebrates formal groundbreaking of new Ryan Field.

Walsh Construction joined Sen. Dick Durbin and officials for a ceremony to commence renovations at the Island Terrace Apartments.

Radloff to provide executive leadership for healthcare projects within the private sector

Kocher to provide leadership for company's healthcare projects within the federal sector

Benjamin to provide executive leadership over the Northwest Building within the company's building division.

Barsella to provide leadership over national building projects outside of Washington.

McBride to provide senior executive leadership over federal building projects in the west region.

Photos showcase progress on water treatment plant expansion in Edmond, Oklahoma

Photos showcase Archer Western joint venture expansion of Walnut Creek Facility.

$650 million project expands the South Shore Line rail corridor with new double tracks between Gary and Michigan City.

I-26 Connector will transform vehicle, bicycle and pedestrian access to and through downtown Asheville.

The Walsh Group is a founding member of Safety Week, a national construction-industry event.

550,000-square-foot facility will serve as the new home for the UK Markey Cancer Center.

The $35 million project creates two-five story buildings with 40 residential units each.

Expansion unveils 140 units of luxury senior independent living with a complete renovation of the existing amenity space.

Archer Western places the final beam atop the 16-story tower in Flower Mound, Texas

$45 million state-of-the-art hangar can accommodate the largest aircraft in Air Force's fleet