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Brasfield & Gorrie
Brasfield & Gorrie

Industrial

471

total projects

$
6.1
billion

total volume

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We are quick to champion projects that power industry. Our teams are adept at numerous delivery methods—whether general contracting, construction management, design-build, or EPC. We aim to provide results that create lasting relationships with our clients, and there’s no project too complex for our people.

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John Strid

Market Executive

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Michael Tortorici

Market Leader

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Ryan Springer

Market Leader

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Industrial projects

What our clients are saying

"Very good process and detail on the project. Has our best interest in mind daily. We feel very good that our interests are looked out after. Very good. Really looks out for our interests even when we have bad ideas, can walk us back with good reasoning.”

Coca-Cola Bottling Company United, Inc.

“Milo’s values align with Brasfield & Gorrie because they care about honest relationships and understand how to be agile and excellent—so much so that they built our world-class Tulsa facility during COVID-19 on time and on budget,” said Milo’s Tea Company CEO Tricia Carlton. “Due to explosive growth, Milo’s needed to double capacity in Tulsa only two years after opening the doors, and we knew we wanted to work with Brasfield & Gorrie again because of their expertise, quality and values-driven culture.”

Milo’s Tea Company

"I'm a firm believer that we would not have met the March 28th opening date without this team! The dedication and expertise provided by that team is to be commended. We have a beautiful facility in Las Vegas thanks to Brasfield & Gorrie and I look forward to next opportunity!"

Blue Bell Creameries

"I know when I'm on a project with Brasfield & Gorrie that we have a true partner whose goals align with ours and the client's. I trust the Brasfield & Gorrie team to communicate well and to keep us informed of issues on-site, proactively; to work hard and effectively to complete the project on-time and on-budget; and to "do it right"."

Gresham Smith (design partner)

Blue Bell Las Vegas

In the news

A modern, multi-story glass and concrete office building viewed from street level.
Modern building with large windows and vertical panels, set against a pink sky at the Raleigh Spark Campus, with landscaping, stairs, and a road in the foreground—a stunning project by Brasfield & Gorrie.
A large group of people, some in construction vests and helmets, stand inside a spacious warehouse for the Airbus helicopter expansion groundbreaking ceremony with Brasfield & Gorrie.
A. O. Smith Product Development Center exterior with company sign, modern new building, parked cars, and landscaped lawn under a clear sky.
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A woman hands a neon yellow safety vest to a construction worker inside the Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport construction site, with more workers seated in the background.
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Interior of a large, modern cryogenic facility in Theodore, Alabama with high ceilings and overhead cranes
Aerial view of a modern three-story office building with parked cars and surrounding landscaping.
An aerial view of a building under construction. An American flag is attached to the side of the building, and dozens of construction workers in personal protective equipment are gathered in front of white event tents.
Architectural rendering of a modern distribution center in Buford, Georgia, with parking lot.
Excavator digging at a construction site with piles of dirt and industrial buildings in the background, part of an expansion project in Oklahoma.