We balance our individualized approach to project management with nation-leading management techniques, tools and resources.
For nearly 100 years, we have prided ourselves on being active members of the communities where we work. As a part of our commitment to the communities we serve, Bradbury Stamm substantially reinvests back into the community. We support employee involvement in professional and civic organizations.
Bradbury Stamm has achieved a reputation for quality by giving attention to all aspects of a project from beginning to end. By making sure that the client always comes first, no matter how large or small the job, we provide quality construction, on time, and at a fair price. Ultimately, our goal is always to exceed our client’s expectations so that we are the Construction Manager of choice, not only for our clients, but for our design teams, subcontractors, suppliers and our associates.
We are a financially stable firm in our fourth generation of leadership that takes pride in our integrity and relationship with our community. Bradbury Stamm is a Certified Women Owned Business.
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Bradbury Stamm has a longstanding commitment to the community and corporate responsibility. On Monday, July 22nd, for the second year in a row, Bradbury Stamm awarded $150,000 in high-impact, strategic grants to support to 13 results-based educational programs for New Mexico’s most vulnerable populations. Bradbury Stamm’s Giving Committee, comprised of our team members, with the assistance of the Albuquerque Community Foundation selected this year’s recipients. “It’s important for our employees to have the opportunity to voice their interests in the community and for us to respond philanthropically as a company,” said Cynthia Schultz, CEO of Bradbury Stamm Construction.
The University of New Mexico announced this week that it will break ground on the new $66.5 million Physics & Astronomy and Interdisciplinary Science center on March 20. The project includes a new 137,000-square-foot building, featuring classroom space, offices and research laboratories.
The school — scheduled completion this summer — is expecting about 600 students in kindergarten through sixth grade. It eventually can accommodate as many as 1,600 K-8 students near I-40 and 98th Street (across the street from Nusenda Community Stadium), APS said in a news release.
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