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Christman partners with non-profit A Wish with Wings to build sensory porch for deserving 12-year-old in Texas.

The Engineering News-Record (ENR), a news outlet known as the authority for tracking the construction industry, has placed The Christman Company (Christman) at #87 on its 2022 “ENR 400” list of the top 400 contractors nationally.

The Christman Company has announced the promotion of leaders at the construction management and real estate development firm’s corporate headquarters in Lansing, Michigan and across its regional offices.

The Christman Company is excited to announce the induction of Thomas R. Whitmore, Vice President of Historic Preservation, into the Association for Preservation Technology (APT) College of Fellows. 

The Christman Company has donated needed goods, including clothing and backpacks, to the Knox County Isaiah 117 House so that children entering the foster care system can have new, clean items at a stressful time when comfort is needed.

The Engineering News-Record (ENR), a news outlet known as the authority for tracking the construction industry, has placed The Christman Company (Christman) at #92 on its 2021 “ENR 400” list of the top 400 contractors nationally. 

On June 10, The Christman Company, a national construction and real estate development firm, based in Lansing, Michigan, announced the creation of the Christman Building Innovation Group (CBIG) to initiate, champion and drive innovation and excellence across its self-perform services. 

Nine distinguished alumni of the Michigan State University (MSU) College of Engineering were honored Saturday at a virtual ceremony to celebrate the 2021 Alumni Awards. Among the alumni recognized was Christman Constructors, Inc. President, Douglas J. Peters, who received the Civil and Environmental Engineering Distinguished Alumni Award. 

The Christman Company earned top honors in the large business excellence category in the Knoxville Chamber’s 2021 Pinnacle Business Awards. 

The strength of collaboration is at the center of a new workforce safety and training agreement, where the combined focus is on zero worker injuries and incidents during the rehabilitation and construction of Ford’s Michigan Central Station.