Great Wolf Lodge in Grand Mound, Washington, is a waterpark resort that hosts approximately 2,000…
Great Wolf Lodge Core Renovation
Great Wolf Lodge in Grand Mound, Washington, is a waterpark resort that hosts approximately 2,000…
Through a team-build approach, Korsmo Construction worked closely with designer, owner’s representative, and Jamestown S’Klallam…
Please join us on March 27 for the Korsmo Construction and Bremerton School District Armin Jahr and View Ridge Elementary Schools Subcontractor Outreach event.
To register, visit www.eventbrite.com/e/korsmo-construction-bremerton-school-district-subcontractor-outreach-tickets....
Project Team: Bremerton School District 100-C, Korsmo Construction, TCF Architecture, OAC Services, Inc.
#subcontractoroutreach #K12Construction #kitsapcounty #subcontractor #kitsapcountysubcontractopportunity
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We look forward to seeing you in Marysville tomorrow and Thursday! Stop by the Korsmo booth to learn more about exciting futures in construction.
#constructioncareers #constructionindustryA new Construction/Maritime Career Day event series hosted by the The Greater Marysville Tulalip Chamber of Commerce and industry partners is set for March 12-13, 2025, at the Armed Forces Reserve Center in Marysville, Wash.
Join us for this free, two-day program that seeks to introduce and inspire high school aged students and young adults in North Snohomish County to explore careers in the construction and maritime industries.
On Wednesday, March 12, from 4 – 6 p.m., the event is open to all community members, with families, students of all ages and the public encouraged to attend.
On Thursday, March 13, from 9 – 11:30 a.m., the event is only open for high school field trips.
“With rising costs in traditional education pathways and a significant employment gap in the trades, it’s a great time for students and young adults entering the workforce to consider alternatives that await them here in North Snohomish County in construction and maritime,” said Ivonne Sepulveda, President/CEO of The Greater Marysville Tulalip Chamber of Commerce.
“We are grateful to our sponsors, Center of Excellence for Marine Manufacturing & Technology, Port of Everett, and Western Washington Sheet Metal JATC, and our many industry partners, for making this event possible.”
The event will be open house style with hands-on activities. There will be more than a dozen organizations at the career fair offering attendees a look at a wide variety of skills, career and education pathways, job opportunities and more.
These organizations include:
• Construction Industry Training Council of WA (CITC)
• Edmonds College Advanced Manufacturing Skills Center
(AMSC)
• GAF - Roofing
• Hoffman Construction Company
• Korsmo Construction
• Maritime Institute - East
• Port of Everett
• Regional Apprenticeship Pathways (RAP) Program
• Sheet Metal Workers Local Union 66
• Sno-Isle TECH Skills Center
• Sound Transit
• TERO Vocational Training Center - TVTC
• Western Towboat Company
• Western Washington Sheet Metal JATC (WWSM JATC)
The construction and maritime industries employ more than 450,000 people in Washington state, generate billions of dollars in revenue each year and are key drivers to our local and regional economies. Both industries offer the future workforce a vast array of career opportunities and pathways to living wage jobs.
In addition to the event sponsors, the chamber is also partnering with AGC of Washington, Edmonds College Advanced Manufacturing Skills Center (AMSC), Construction Industry Training Council (CITC), Regional Apprenticeship Pathways (RAP) Program, Snohomish Stem, Economic Alliance Snohomish County, Sno-Isle TECH Skills Center, and Workforce Snohomish to organize the event.
If you are looking for additional more information, contact The Greater Marysville Tulalip Chamber of Commerce at 360-659-7700 or membersupport@marysvilletulalipchamber.com.
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The Delta Food Court and Salmonberry Room at Nisqually Red Wind Casino are open for business.
Featuring four brand-new quick-service restaurants in the Delta Food Court, Korsmo Construction and Rice Fergus Miller Architecture and Planning's renovation for the Nisqually Indian Tribe completely transformed the casino's existing buffet into a true dining destination. The central seating area also features stunning Native American wall art depicting the Tribe's proud history.
Korsmo converted the nearby Salmonberry Room from a general conference space into a versatile multi-purpose venue for private events. The room boasts a full bar, state-of-the-art audio-visual capabilities, and the ability to host a variety of seating arrangements for meetings, seminars, or social gatherings.
Images by Doug Walker Photography - Architectural/Interior Photographer | Art Direction by Turnstyle
#TenantImprovements #RenovationRemodel #CasinoConstruction
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Tacoma Public Schools staff and students donned hard hats and vests to break ground on the new Lowell Elementary School early Wednesday morning, marking the official start of construction on North Mildred Street.
As the design-build team, Korsmo Construction and BCRA are excited to kick the project into high gear! The new school will open in fall 2026 with upgraded playfields, a community garden, and modern learning spaces.
Photos by Aaron Locke
www.tacomaschools.org/departments/pc/construction-story-details/~board/construction/post/lowell-s...
#tpslowell #korsmoconstruction #K12Construction #groundbreaking
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A new Construction/Maritime Career Day event series hosted by the The Greater Marysville Tulalip Chamber of Commerce and industry partners is set for March 12-13, 2025, at the Armed Forces Reserve Center in Marysville, Wash.
Join us for this free, two-day program that seeks to introduce and inspire high school aged students and young adults in North Snohomish County to explore careers in the construction and maritime industries.
On Wednesday, March 12, from 4 – 6 p.m., the event is open to all community members, with families, students of all ages and the public encouraged to attend.
On Thursday, March 13, from 9 – 11:30 a.m., the event is only open for high school field trips.
“With rising costs in traditional education pathways and a significant employment gap in the trades, it’s a great time for students and young adults entering the workforce to consider alternatives that await them here in North Snohomish County in construction and maritime,” said Ivonne Sepulveda, President/CEO of The Greater Marysville Tulalip Chamber of Commerce.
“We are grateful to our sponsors, Center of Excellence for Marine Manufacturing & Technology, Port of Everett, and Western Washington Sheet Metal JATC, and our many industry partners, for making this event possible.”
The event will be open house style with hands-on activities. There will be more than a dozen organizations at the career fair offering attendees a look at a wide variety of skills, career and education pathways, job opportunities and more.
These organizations include:
• Construction Industry Training Council of WA (CITC)
• Edmonds College Advanced Manufacturing Skills Center
(AMSC)
• GAF - Roofing
• Hoffman Construction Company
• Korsmo Construction
• Maritime Institute - East
• Port of Everett
• Regional Apprenticeship Pathways (RAP) Program
• Sheet Metal Workers Local Union 66
• Sno-Isle TECH Skills Center
• Sound Transit
• TERO Vocational Training Center - TVTC
• Western Towboat Company
• Western Washington Sheet Metal JATC (WWSM JATC)
The construction and maritime industries employ more than 450,000 people in Washington state, generate billions of dollars in revenue each year and are key drivers to our local and regional economies. Both industries offer the future workforce a vast array of career opportunities and pathways to living wage jobs.
In addition to the event sponsors, the chamber is also partnering with AGC of Washington, Edmonds College Advanced Manufacturing Skills Center (AMSC), Construction Industry Training Council (CITC), Regional Apprenticeship Pathways (RAP) Program, Snohomish Stem, Economic Alliance Snohomish County, Sno-Isle TECH Skills Center, and Workforce Snohomish to organize the event.
If you are looking for additional more information, contact The Greater Marysville Tulalip Chamber of Commerce at 360-659-7700 or membersupport@marysvilletulalipchamber.com.
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It takes 1,000 donors every day to save lives across the Pacific Northwest. Thanks to you, we helped move the mission forward, supporting cancer, trauma, and surgery patients across the region through Bloodworks Northwest.
Pat Riggs was our friend and colleague. We are honored to remember his legacy through our yearly blood drive. If you missed our drive, you can still donate blood. Visit bloodworksnw.org/ to make an appointment today!
Thank you to Pat Riggs' family members who donated treats for our blood donors. A big thank you also goes to Quinton Gethers, owner of Hot Fish House food truck, who was on site to serve a delicious lunch to staff and attendees.
#GiveBlood #BloodworksNW #PNWBloodDonor #KorsmoInTheCommunity
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Thank you for keeping our community safe. We love saving lives with you!
DON'T MISS! Lowell Elementary students break ground on their new school March 5
Please join Lowell students, staff and families Wednesday, March 5, at 8:30 a.m. at 810 Mr. Dahl Dr., as they officially break ground on their new school.
Lowell is one of eight school replacements or historic renovations funded by the $535 million school construction bond voters passed in 2020.
Follow the construction progress: bit.ly/4hVULgm
#LowellElementary #BuildingForAchievement #ThankyouVoters #TPS
Lowell Elementary PTSA
Korsmo Construction
BCRA
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