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Commercial & industrial GC · Est. 1998

Excavators, haul trucks and a mobile crane staged in front of a precast concrete structure at sunrise on an active construction site

S-00 A commercial & industrial general contractor

Building infrastructure for industry.

Manufacturing plants, medical pavilions, campuses and distribution hubs. Delivered by a contractor that writes its own schedule, pours its own concrete and puts every promise in writing.

2.4M SF
delivered in the last five years
$310M
annual construction volume
0.71
EMR safety rating, 2025
120
self-perform craft professionals

Fictional figures. Meridian is a demonstration brand.

S-01 What we build

Four sectors. One standard of evidence.

Every sector has its own rulebook: infection control, qualification campaigns, school calendars, dock deadlines. We learned them the only way that counts, by being held to them.

S-03 How we deliver

From first estimate to final key

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S-04 Self-perform

The critical path belongs to us

120 craft professionals wear Meridian colours: concrete, tilt-up, steel erection, rough carpentry, demolition. When the trade that sets the schedule is your own payroll, the schedule stops being a hope and starts being a plan.

  • 214 tilt-up panels cast and flown in nine weeks at Larkspur
  • Super-flat floors F-number tested and reported, bay by bay
  • Critical lifts engineered, peer-reviewed and rehearsed
  • Apprenticeship program run with Calder Technical College
Mobile crane lifting a precast concrete wall panel into place against a grey sky
Panels are cast on the slab, then lifted and braced by our own crews.

S-05 Safety

Numbers, not slogans

Owners are right to ask for EMR and TRIR before they ask for a price. Ours are published and explained, and they sit next to the habits that produce them: pre-task plans, stop-work authority, and near-miss reporting we celebrate instead of bury.

0.71
EMR, 2025 (1.00 = industry average)
1.42
TRIR, 2025 (per 200k hours)
742,000
craft hours worked, 2025
23
stop-work calls in 3 years, and all 23 people thanked

S-06 Client references

What owners say after handover

All eight references

Eleven shutdowns on a working hospital campus and not one surprise. Their superintendent had our charge nurse in the planning room before a single valve was touched.

Renata Ilves Director of Facilities Planning, Calder Valley Health Northgate Medical Pavilion →

We had fourteen months and a lease we could not extend. Meridian built the schedule backwards from that date and told us every Friday exactly where we stood. The first truck docked with thirteen days to spare.

Tom Brannigan Vice President, Real Estate, Larkspur Fresh Grocers Larkspur Regional Distribution Center →

Three summers, three handovers on the Friday they promised. Our board got the same report every month, and it never needed a translator.

Dr. Angela Moreau Assistant Superintendent, Business Services, Summit Ridge Unified School District Summit Ridge High School Modernization →

Fictional references, written for this demonstration.

S-07 From the field

Latest news

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Start / Bid room

Have a project going out for bid?

Send the documents to the bid room, or use the bid configurator. A preconstruction lead will reply with a scoped response: acknowledgment within two business days, always in writing.

Bid room: bids@meridiancg.example · +1 (555) 014-7300

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