Hoffman Newsletter
April 2026 – Issue 31: A season-opening focus on safety, progress on the Cranberry Interchange, Work Zone Safety Week, and Hoffman's newest shareholders, Jessica Peterson and Will Knopik.
March 2026 – Issue 30: Celebrating Women in Construction and Hoffman's founding legacy, new low-bidder projects in West Allis and Wayzata, and Cranberry Interchange progress.
February 2026 – Issue 29: Project updates from Beaver Dam and the Cranberry Interchange in Tomah, ongoing service, equipment, and crusher training, plus a new Hoffman logo photo contest.
2026 is already bringing new opportunities for HCC, with early momentum building across upcoming work. HCC has been named the apparent low bidder on a Wisconsin Department of Transportation project along the I-43 corridor in Waukesha County, positioning the company for a strong start to the ...
As we celebrate the Holidays and look ahead to a new year, we would like to take a moment to thank everyone at Hoffman Construction for all that you contributed to 2025.
This year was marked by significant accomplishments across our projects, meaningful moments shared by our team, and ...
As Thanksgiving approaches and our construction season comes to a close, it is a fitting moment to pause and reflect on everything we are grateful forat Hoffman Construction. At the top of that list is our people!
This season brought its share of challenges: long days, tough weather, complex ...
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