The 30 Fundamentals, known as the Murren Way, are rolled out, sparking daily discussions and creating an intentional culture throughout the organization.

C.A. Murren negotiates a contract with Antero Resources to lay 17 miles of 24-inch HDPE to supply fracking water to 15 gas well pads in West Union, WV.

C.A. Murren negotiates and wins a contract at Plant Vogtle to install 32,000 linear feet of HDPE, drive 100,200 square-feet of steel sheet piling in sensitive wetland areas, and construct a wastewater discharge structure 80 feet into the Savannah River, working off barges. The company continues to work at Vogtle for the next 8 years.

The company negotiates a contract to build a new barge unloader and conveyor system in Baltimore Harbor at the Brandon Shores Power Plant.

C.A. Murren is awarded a project at the Dulles Airport Fuel Settling Tank Farm, doing concrete and pipe work.

The company negotiates and receives a contract at the Savannah River Site in Aiken, SC, to perform the sitework on the MOX facility.

C.A. Murren rolls out their initial safety program, spearheaded by long-term company leader, Bill Heck.

D. R. Horton hires C.A. Murren to engineer and construct all aspects of Leston Farms, a 650-acre mixed-use development in Birmingham, AL. Work includes 850,000 cubic yards of earthwork; over 10 miles of water, sewer, and storm lines; a pump station; lake, dam, and spillway construction; and street work, including curbs, gutters, sidewalks, and asphalt […]

C.A. Murren & Sons wins two contracts with the Atlanta Committee for the Olympic Games. The company constructs the 10,000-seat concrete stadium at the Olympic Horse Park, in Conyers — a project others declined because of the extremely aggressive schedule, which Murren beat by 10 days — and the velodrome track and stadium, composed of […]

Charlie changes the company name to C. A. Murren & Sons, a strategic move that delivers a big payoff.