This spring, Sundt Construction, Inc. promoted Wayne Einbinder to vice president to spearhead the company’s recently established special projects division. The division focuses on construction services for large-scale projects ($100 million or more) with external joint-ventures, as well as those projects requiring the multi-discipline expertise unique to Sundt. The division supports the contractor’s long-term goals for growth regionally and nationally.
In May, Einbinder and the Special Projects Division – in collaboration with Sundt’s Sacramento office – celebrated its first project win with the award of the contract for the Kings County Courthouse in Hanford for the Superior Court of California, County of Kings, by the Administrative Office of the Courts (AOC). Located in the Central Valley, the $100 million courthouse is the largest courthouse project Sundt has been awarded by the AOC to date.
Einbinder is no stranger to overseeing large-scale construction projects, which made him a perfect fit for leading the Special Projects Division. His work portfolio features more than $1 billion in education projects across seven different campuses. Einbinder’s experience also includes a $2 billion prison program for California Department of Corrections, a $2 billion airport program with Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport and an $800 million program with the City of Phoenix. Click here to learn more about Einbinder and Sundt’s Special Projects Division.