City Grill

Darren G. Woody
President & CEO
Jordan Foster Construction

The city “is experiencing an urban renaissance of sorts. With the opening of Southwest University Park, which Jordan Foster built in a JV with Hunt Construction Group, there’s great interest in redeveloping downtown El Paso,” Woody says. “The year ahead looks promising as funding develops through bond measures and private investments.” Design-build is gaining ground locally, especially with larger projects, he adds. But “we have seen an influx of out-of-town contractors who are compressing fees in a relatively small market.”

Firm in Focus

Sundt Construction Inc.
10767 Gateway Blvd. West, Ste. 520, El Paso
CEO: David S. Crawford
Employees: 1,412
Founded: 1890
Highway Work: Sundt is working on the $158-million I-10 Collector-Distributor Lanes Project in El Paso, also called “Go 10.” Sundt took over construction in July, and work is expected to wrap up in 2019.