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COMMUNITY

As part of the infrastructure supporting Northwest Indiana, we believe we have a responsibility to contribute to, rejuvenate, and improve the community in which we reside.

We take this responsibility to heart, investing in our communities by supporting neighboring non-profit organizations, through job creation with local labor and materials, and by building and operating our projects with the highest environmental standards.

Non-Profit Involvement

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Cub Scouts from Pack 773 sign the inside of a bridge segment during their visit.

Fun and games at the Schererville Corn Roast.

Guests from the East Chicago Park District summer program strike a pose.

An East Chicago Park District program participant shows off their bridge building skills.

A Cub Scout works on building a bridge.

Artist Marco Salazar stands with the mural he created.

Terry Velligan introduces Cub Scouts to bridge building principles.

Terry Velligan speaks at a Junior Achievement career day.

Cub Scouts from Pack 773 sign the inside of a bridge segment during their visit.

Fun and games at the Schererville Corn Roast.

Guests from the East Chicago Park District summer program strike a pose.

An East Chicago Park District program participant shows off their bridge building skills.

A Cub Scout works on building a bridge.

Artist Marco Salazar stands with the mural he created.

Terry Velligan introduces Cub Scouts to bridge building principles.

Terry Velligan speaks at a Junior Achievement career day.

We proudly support the following local non-profit organizations:

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Chamber Memberships

Our commitment to being a good neighbor extends to the business community; we are active members of the below chambers of commerce.

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Better Business Bureau Accredited

We are dedicated to serving as a trusted member of our community. Our Better Business Bureau accreditation signifies our commitment to conducting business with honesty and integrity.

Governmental Collaboration

On this privately funded and developed project, we work closely with government authorities to ensure open communication and seamless integration with existing systems and infrastructure.

East Chicago Mayor Anthony Copeland signs a bridge segment.

Indiana congressional staff get a firsthand look at the project.

Terry Velligan, Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb, and Gary Mayor Jerome Prince.

Learn About Project Milestones

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