Melanie Morehart, Mortenson Senior Project Manager on the Gaylord Rockies Resort and Convention Center project.


Today, Mortenson is one of Colorado’s top vertical build- ers for both the public and private sectors,


with annual


revenues averaging $500 mil- lion and a staff of over 500. The company serves a wide range of markets including: corporate, healthcare, higher education, renewable energy, manufacturing, hospitality, sports, bioscience, infrastruc- ture, museums, performing arts and municipal projects (e.g., libraries, civic, public assembly).


Nationally,


company is among the top in renewables, solar and wind.


Maja Rosenquist, Vice President and


General Mortenson’s Manager of Denver office


since 2010, oversees all as- pects of the firm’s Colorado operations,


including precon-


struction, construction and busi- ness development activities. Rosenquist joined Mortenson in 1994, working in Seattle,


San Francisco and Dallas of- fices before settling in Denver to manage some of the com- pany’s most successful health- care projects. She is a LEED® Accredited holds


Professional Construction Certification. the


Beyond her degree in construc- tion management, Rosenquist draws her work ethic from family experiences. Her father was a builder before he went into commercial fishing—a challenging profession that Rosenquist is


familiar with and at which she excels.


When asked about construc- tion and the Mortenson team specifically, she says, “It’s the boots


on the ground,


the many project managers, superintendents,


field increasingly


ers and others who perform the day-to-day work and co- ordinate


com- plex projects with care and work- The Saint replacement Joseph the Hospital project, one of


the nation’s largest hospitals, required


construction


of an 831,000-square-foot hospital with diagnostic and treatment facilities, a 360-bed patient tower, medical office space and central utility plant. Mortenson’s Denver team re- lied extensively on prefabri- cation to meet the owner’s


and the ASHE Healthcare


Notable projects that Rosenquist and the Denver team have been involved


with include: Saint


Joseph’s Replacement Hospital, the Ralph L. Carr Colorado Judicial Complex and the Denver International Airport Hotel and Transit Station project (as part of Mortenson/Hunt/Saunders (MHS) tri-venture).


commitment that make our company successful.”


A HISTORY OF EXCELLENCE


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