GE Johnson, which is based in Colorado Springs and also built its U.S. Olympic Committee headquarters, was paid $60 million to bulldoze a summit house on Pikes Peak and create the 38,000-square ...

过去几年，规模达数十亿美元的制药公司强生（Johnson & Johnson）经历经磨难，包括产品召回、法律诉讼和令公司元气大伤的管理层地震。去年，强生终于重新恢复发展势头。这家蔓延式发展的大型联合企业仍然在继续生产从婴儿爽身粉到人工髋关节的各类产品。

GE Johnson’s efficient use of subcontractors captured the attention of Dan Robbins, facilities manager for Agilent in Colorado. He is overseeing construction of his company’s 132,000-sq-ft ...

GE, Johnson & Johnson and Toshiba plan to divide their operations, saying the units will be more flexible, responsive and targeted.

GE Johnson said they started work on Aug. 3, 2018, but immediately hit delays, including permit mishaps, poor weather, and COVID-19 precautions.

In exchange, GE Johnson is responsible for making repairs to the West Loop parking area. The City of Colorado Springs shared this statement: "Pikes Peak – America’s Mountain (PPAM), an ...

Last week, General Electric (GE), Johnson & Johnson and Toshiba each announced they were splitting apart. They decided their separate parts were worth more than the sum of those parts. These are ...

DPR Construction, a leading national self-performing general contractor specializing in technically complex and sustainable projects, today announced that GE Johnson Construction Company will ...

GE Johnson joined the DPR Construction family of companies. This offers both companies strategic growth and employee development opportunities. GE Johnson will continue to further its presence in the ...

GE Johnson is teaming up with the Downtown Partnership and eateries to build patios in parking spaces. All involved are working to find any possible options to get through COVID.

Colorado Springs-based GE Johnson Construction will serve as general contractor and oversee renovation of El Paso County’s newly acquired Corporate Ridge Administration Building on Garden of the ...

A dozen U.S. companies have agreed to disclose more about their lobbying efforts in return for avoiding public showdowns at their annual meetings, a sign of growing traction for corporate ...