CELEBRATING WOMEN IN CONSTRUCTION
Women have been part of Hoffman Construction’s story since the very beginning. When the company was incorporated in 1927, the original stockholders included Duane Hoffman, his mother, Anna Hoffman, and his sister, Thelma Hoffman.
Nearly a century later, that legacy continues.
Across the company, women contribute to operations, safety, administration, and project management. Their work, leadership, and dedication remain an important part of what drives Hoffman Construction forward.
Hoffman Construction also recognized Women in Construction in March, with team members participating in a WIC event hosted by Mortenson Company. The event highlighted the growing role of women across the industry and provided an opportunity for meaningful discussion. During the event, Jim Hoffman shared remarks on the importance of supporting and recognizing women’s contributions in construction, reflecting on the company’s history and the continued expansion of opportunities in the field. Mortenson also noted Hoffman’s strong commitment to including women on its crews, highlighting team members such as Ray Fliflet in quality and Teri Rand in safety.
We would also like to thank Mortenson for inviting our team to take part in the discussion and for their continued partnership. It was a meaningful opportunity to share perspectives, celebrate progress, and recognize the many women who help move our industry forward every day.
Founding stockholders: Duane Hoffman, Anna Hoffman, Thelma Hoffman.
APPARENT LOW BIDDER WEST ALLIS
Hoffman Construction will begin work in spring 2026 on the reconstruction of W. National Avenue between 95th Street and 108th Street in West Allis, Wisconsin, with construction continuing through late fall.
The project will reconstruct approximately 0.9 miles of roadway to improve pavement conditions, safety and traffic operations. Work includes new pavement and base course, along with upgrades to storm and sanitary sewers, and water main infrastructure.
Additional improvements include updated traffic signals, bioswales for stormwater management, enhanced bicycle accommodations, and ADA-compliant curb ramps to support safer, more efficient travel for the community.
APPARENT LOW BIDDER Wayzata
Hoffman Construction will begin work in April 2026 on a partial reconstruction of Highway 12 in Wayzata, Minnesota, with construction continuing through mid-summer 2027.
Spanning approximately 4.07 miles, the project is focused on improving roadway performance, safety, and traffic flow. Work includes grading, paving, concrete pavement repair, and upgrades to signage, signals, lighting, and transportation management systems.
Additional improvements include ADA-compliant pedestrian enhancements and work on multiple bridge structures, supporting long-term durability and more efficient travel throughout the corridor.
A look at CRANBERRY INTERCHANGE progress
Hoffman Logo Sightings Continue
Congratulations to Nate Winters, selected as one of six members of the USA Ice Fishing Team competing in the XXII World Ice Fishing Championship in Sweden.
Shout Out to Brian Burns
From hotels and transportation to meals and events, Brian managed every detail seamlessly, creating a smooth and memorable experience for all attendees. His dedication and effort did not go unnoticed
Thank you, Brian, for making it a success.
