Bartlett Cocke General Contractors Named 2026 Fast Track Award winner by San Antonio Business Journal. SAN ANTONIO, Texas, [10/26/26] - Bartlett Cocke General Contractors has been named a 2026 Fast Track Award winner by the San Antonio Business Journal, recognizing the company among the region's fastest-growing locally owned, privately held businesses. The annual Fast Track Awards honor companies demonstrating significant revenue growth over a three-year period. The 2026 awards evaluate revenue growth from 2023 through 2025, with financial information verified by Amegy Bank and Weaver. Bartlett Cocke was recognized in the category for companies with 2023 revenue of $10 million or more. Founded in San Antonio in 1959, Bartlett Cocke has grown into an established Texas general contractor with offices in San Antonio, Austin and Houston. The employee-owned company serves clients across education, healthcare, civic and government, industrial and manufacturing, commercial and other markets. As an employee-owned organization, Bartlett Cocke credits its continued success to the people behind its projects, from field teams and project managers to preconstruction professionals and support staff. The company's growth reflects its longstanding commitment to quality, safety, collaboration and its purpose of Building Better Lives. Bartlett Cocke will be recognized alongside fellow honorees at the San Antonio Business Journal's 2026 Fast Track Awards ceremony on November 18, 2026, at The Ralston in San Antonio. * Bartlett Cocke Named a 2026 Best Place to Work by the San Antonio Business Journal May 2026 - Bartlett Cocke General Contractors is proud to announce that Bartlett Cocke has been... * Its San Antonio Team: A Best Place to Work Because of Its People San Antonio, TX - Bartlett Cocke is proud to share that its San Antonio team has been... * James Anderson Named 2026 San Antonio Business Journal C-Suite Award Recipient June 22, 2026 - Bartlett Cocke General Contractors is proud to congratulate Chairman & CEO... Stay connected to what's taking shape. Once a month, Bartlett Cocke'll send you stories worth reading about building, leading, and learning across Texas. No noise. Just the good stuff.

Bartlett Cocke General Contractors promotes Aaron Knapick and Rafael Dominguez to Regional Safety directors. SAN ANTONIO, Texas - Bartlett Cocke General Contractors is pleased to announce the promotions of Aaron Knapick to Regional Safety Director in San Antonio and Rafael Dominguez to Regional Safety Director in Austin, recognizing their leadership, experience, and continued commitment to strengthening the company's safety culture. Safety is a core value at Bartlett Cocke and an essential part of how the company cares for its employees, trade partners, clients, and communities. Across every project, the goal remains straightforward: everyone who steps onto a Bartlett Cocke jobsite should return home safely to their family at the end of the day. Aaron Knapick | Regional Safety Director, San Antonio Knapick joined Bartlett Cocke in 2016 following a 24-year career as a union ironworker, bringing decades of firsthand field experience to the company's safety program. He is a Certified Health and Safety Officer and OSHA Outreach Trainer and serves as Bartlett Cocke's Assembly & Disassembly Director for crane operations. His background gives him a practical understanding of the challenges craft professionals and trade partners encounter in the field and informs his approach to identifying hazards, planning work and protecting the people performing it. As Regional Safety Director, Knapick will continue supporting Bartlett Cocke's San Antonio teams and reinforcing consistent safety practices across the region. Rafael Dominguez | Regional Safety Director, Austin Dominguez joined Bartlett Cocke in 2017 and is a Certified Safety Professional (CSP). Throughout his career with the company, he has combined extensive safety knowledge with a passion for teaching, coaching and mentoring others. His approach reflects Bartlett Cocke's belief that safety is a shared responsibility. By helping project teams understand not only what is expected but why it matters, Dominguez has helped develop stronger safety awareness and leadership throughout the organization. In his new role as Regional Safety Director, Dominguez will continue supporting project teams across the Austin region while helping employees and trade partners strengthen the knowledge and habits that contribute to safer jobsites. Strengthening a Culture of Safety Bartlett Cocke's safety program is built around proactive planning, education, and accountability. The company uses site-specific safety plans, pre-installation meetings, job hazard analyses, regular inspections, jobsite orientations, and ongoing training to help teams identify and address risks before work begins. Employees are also empowered to stop work immediately when they recognize a safety concern. Over the years, Bartlett Cocke's commitment to safety has been recognized through numerous safety awards from industry organizations and associations. Those honors reflect the collective efforts of employees and trade partners who work every day to maintain safe jobsites and look out for one another. The company's safety program emphasizes that safety is everyone's responsibility, from company leadership and project teams to craft professionals and trade partners. The promotions of Knapick and Dominguez strengthen that commitment by placing experienced safety leaders in positions where they can continue developing people, supporting project teams and reinforcing consistent expectations across Bartlett Cocke's operations. Congratulations to Aaron and Rafael on their well-deserved promotions and their continued commitment to helping Bartlett Cocke build safer, faster, and better. * Bartlett Cocke Earns 2026 National Recognition for Corporate Safety Video Bartlett Cocke General Contractors' Marketing team has earned national recognition from the Society for Marketing... * Bartlett Cocke General Contractors Recognized by ABC for Leadership in Health and Safety Bartlett Cocke General Contractors is proud to announce that it has achieved a Silver Level... * Leadership Promotions Strengthen Bartlett Cocke Team March 5, 2026- Bartlett Cocke General Contractors is pleased to announce leadership updates that reflect... Stay connected to what's taking shape. Once a month, Bartlett Cocke'll send you stories worth reading about building, leading, and learning across Texas. No noise. Just the good stuff.

Texas City ISD's Calvin Vincent Early Childhood Center Earns Gold at AGC Houston APEX Awards. Executive summary. Bartlett Cocke General Contractors' Houston team earned Gold in the K-12 New Construction category at the AGC Houston APEX Awards for Texas City ISD's Calvin Vincent Early Childhood Center. The 68,000-square-foot campus features 21 themed classrooms designed to spark curiosity among three- and four-year-old learners. Delivering those highly customized environments required early planning and careful coordination of custom millwork, graphics, specialty finishes and the trade partners responsible for bringing them together. Completed on schedule in July 2025, the project reflects the collaboration between Texas City ISD, Huckabee | a MOREgroup brand, Bartlett Cocke and its trade partners - and the kind of thoughtful K-12 construction that creates lasting value for students and communities. A Gold award for K-12 construction excellence. Every two years, the AGC Houston APEX Awards recognize member companies for excellence in construction, contributions to the community and a commitment to skill, integrity and responsibility. The awards celebrate the projects, craftsmanship and people helping raise the standard of Houston's construction industry. At this year's celebration, Texas City ISD's Calvin Vincent Early Childhood Center earned Gold in the K-12 New Construction category. For its Houston team, the recognition is meaningful because of what it represents: the planning, coordination, craftsmanship and partnership required to transform an imaginative educational vision into a finished school. Building a school designed for curiosity. An early childhood center asks something different of a construction team. The building must perform as a modern educational facility, but it also has to work at the scale - and capture the imagination - of its youngest learners. Across the 68,000-square-foot Calvin Vincent Early Childhood Center, 21 themed classrooms create opportunities for discovery. Students encounter learning environments inspired by the ocean, zoo and wetlands, along with the petrochemical industry that is an important part of the Texas Gulf Coast region. For three- and four-year-olds, those details help make the building itself part of the learning experience. For the construction team, bringing those environments to life required thinking about those details well before installation began. Early planning made the details possible. Custom millwork, environmental graphics and specialty finishes were integral to the design of the Calvin Vincent Early Childhood Center. Rather than treating those elements as finishing touches, the Bartlett Cocke project team planned for them early - anticipating fabrication requirements, coordinating installation sequences and working closely with the trades responsible for executing them. That coordination is especially important in K-12 school construction, where specialized elements still have to fit within an immovable academic calendar. Each detail needed to support the design intent without disrupting the larger construction sequence. By identifying those requirements early and coordinating them throughout the project, the team helped preserve both the character of the learning environments and the overall schedule. Ready for students on day one. School construction has a deadline unlike most others: students are coming. The Calvin Vincent Early Childhood Center was completed on schedule in July 2025, ready to welcome Texas City ISD students for the new school year. Reaching that milestone took collaboration across the entire project team - from the district and architect to the trade partners responsible for turning the drawings into classrooms. The result is a school designed specifically around its youngest learners and connected to the community they call home. Building Better Lives through K-12 construction in Houston. The APEX Gold recognition reinforces what successful K-12 construction in the Houston region requires: thoughtful preconstruction planning, strong owner and design-team collaboration, careful trade partner coordination, attention to specialized building elements and a commitment to delivering when the school community needs its building. Bartlett Cocke is grateful to Texas City ISD for trusting its team, to Huckabee | a MOREgroup brand for its partnership, and to every trade partner and project team member whose craftsmanship made the Calvin Vincent Early Childhood Center possible. The award is something Bartlett Cocke is proud to celebrate. But the most important part of the project began after construction ended - when students walked through the doors and made the building their own. 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