Full-Time
Concrete Foreman
Finisher Foreman
Updated on 9/3/2026
Brasfield & Gorrie
1,001-5,000 employees
National construction contractor delivering community-focused projects
No salary listed
Memphis, TN, USA
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- Five years of industrial construction concrete foreman experience is preferred.
- Must have experience supervising a form crew and finishing crew.
- Must be able to lift up to 75 pounds.
- Must be able to stoop, bend, and stand for extended periods.
- Must adhere to safety protocols and work in a drug-free environment.
- Supervise, coordinate, and schedule a crew of 5–15 construction employees daily.
- Read specifications and blueprints to determine construction requirements or plan procedures.
- Locate, measure, and mark site locations or placement of structures or equipment using measuring and marking equipment.
- Record personnel, production, and operational data on specified forms or reports.
- Assist workers engaged in construction or extraction activities using hand tools or other equipment.
- Examine and inspect work progress, equipment, and construction sites to verify safety and ensure specifications are met.
- Smooth and finish surfaces of poured concrete, including vertical and horizontal concrete forms, floors, walls, foundations, pans, walks, sidewalks, roads, and curbs using hand and power tools.
- Align forms for concrete walls, beams, and floors; patch voids; and use saws to cut expansion joints.
- Five years of industrial construction concrete foreman experience.
Brasfield & Gorrie is a national contractor with locally led teams that manage and build large-scale construction projects across 13 offices in eight states. It coordinates design, procurement, scheduling, safety, quality, and on-site construction, with local teams partnering with clients and communities to meet timelines and budgets. The company stands out by combining a national footprint with true local leadership rooted in the Golden Rule, supported by industry recognition. Its goal is to deliver reliable, high-quality outcomes that transform communities and support local economies while growing through steady expansion and strong client relationships.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Birmingham, Alabama
Founded
1964
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- June 2026 Charleston won $230 million; completion runs through 2030.
- September 2026 Anniston added $658.2 million, nearly tripling its contract size.
- August 2026 Birmingham expansion adds 80 jobs and 88,000 square feet.
What critics are saying
- Brasfield & Gorrie faces federal exposure from Cop City-related indictments on June 9, 2026.
- Charleston, Anniston, and Chattanooga stretch execution into 2030-2031, magnifying delay and cost-overrun risk.
- A blocked federal workflow or adverse PLA ruling can erase bid advantages quickly.
What makes Brasfield & Gorrie unique
- Brasfield & Gorrie combines 5,000 employees with 13 offices across eight Southern states.
- It wins complex federal design-build work, including Charleston, Anniston, and Chattanooga.
- Its Birmingham headquarters expansion signals durable local roots and training capacity.
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Alabama's Brasfield & Gorrie lands $658 million Army contract for Anniston facilities. September 1, 2026 Alabama-based Brasfield & Gorrie has been awarded a $658.2 million Army contract to design and build four facilities in Anniston supporting missile maintenance, component remanufacturing and other operations. The Birmingham-headquartered construction firm received the contract last week with a total cumulative face value of nearly $987 million, according to the Department of War. Under the award, Brasfield & Gorrie will design and construct four separate facilities for component remanufacture, missile maintenance, painting and storage. Work will be performed in Anniston and is expected to be completed by Aug. 30, 2030. The Army received two bids for the project following an online solicitation. The full $658.2 million awarded Thursday was obligated at the time of the award using fiscal 2026 military construction funds. The Army Mission and Installation Contracting Command at Fort Sam Houston, Texas, is the contracting activity. Brasfield & Gorrie was founded in Birmingham in 1964 and remains headquartered in the city. The privately held general contractor also has a Huntsville office and works across the country in construction management, general contracting and design-build services. The company has a substantial footprint in its home state, with Alabama projects including Birmingham's Protective Stadium and City Walk BHAM as well as work at Jacksonville State University. Brasfield & Gorrie is also expanding its Birmingham headquarters campus in the Lakeview District. The company has said the investment will add at least 80 full-time jobs. Got a tip for OTR? Send your tip to [email protected] with related photo/video, your name, phone number, and e-mail address. Recent in business. Staff reports - 16 hours ago Two of Teledyne Brown Engineering's modeling and simulation programs have again earned recognition for the processes behind software used to support defense, health care and government missions. The Huntsville-based company [...] Yaffee - 17 hours ago One of the Alabama School of Cyber Technology and Engineering's (ASCTE) strongest partners is once again showing their support by adding to their investment in the school. Leidos, a Fortune [...]
Brasfield & Gorrie invests in Birmingham's future with headquarters expansion. August 14, 2026 brasfieldgorrie.com Brasfield & Gorrie has broken ground on a four-story, 88,000 sq ft building that will expand its existing headquarters in Birmingham's Lakeview District. The general contractor recently completed its headquarters parking deck expansion, adding a fourth level to support the company's ongoing hiring needs. "Birmingham has been home to this company for over 60 years, and that's not something we take lightly," said Brasfield & Gorrie CEO Rob Blalock. "We're investing in this city's future by expanding our workforce, growing our footprint and putting our resources where our roots are. We want Brasfield & Gorrie to be the place where talented people come to build something real, and we're giving them the space, the tools and the environment to do it." The approximately $65 million expansion will offer increased office space and conference rooms that will accommodate both the company's training needs and those of its partners. With this addition, the company expects to add a minimum of 80 new full-time positions with an average salary of $82,000 - growth that builds on Brasfield & Gorrie's recent recognition as the Birmingham Business Journal's No. 1 Best Place to Work among extra-large companies. With more than $100 million invested in its headquarters over the past several years, the general contractor is helping shape the Lakeview District. The expansion comes as Alabama's commercial construction industry continues a season of growth. The industry added more than 5,000 jobs between 2021 and 2023, according to a 2026 economic impact study by Economic Research Services, Inc. Brasfield & Gorrie has added more than 600 jobs in Alabama over the last five years, spanning both corporate roles and field positions. Birmingham topped ADP's ranking of the best U.S. cities for recent college graduates, and the company is expanding its capacity to attract and grow the next generation of talent. Brasfield & Gorrie has partnered with the city of Birmingham, Jefferson County and the state of Alabama to bring the project to life, reflecting a shared investment in the city's continued growth. The project is expected to be completed in the first quarter of 2028.
Brasfield & Gorrie expands Birmingham headquarters with $65M investment. Brasfield & Gorrie is expanding its Birmingham headquarters with a new $65 million office and training facility that will support the addition of at least 80 full-time employees. The general contractor has broken ground on a four-story, 88,000-square-foot building in Birmingham's Lakeview District. The project marks the latest investment in the company's longtime home and follows the completion of a three-story, 28,500-square-foot headquarters expansion last year. The new facility will provide additional office and training space as Brasfield & Gorrie continues to grow its workforce. The 80 new positions are expected to have an average salary of $82,000. "Birmingham has been home to this company for over 60 years, and that's not something we take lightly," says Brasfield & Gorrie CEO Rob Blalock. "We're investing in this city's future by expanding our workforce, growing our footprint and putting our resources where our roots are." Founded in 1964, Brasfield & Gorrie has grown from a local contractor into a national construction company with 13 offices across eight states. The company employs more than 5,000 people companywide, including approximately 1,800 in Alabama. Its Alabama workforce has expanded significantly in recent years, with the company adding more than 600 jobs in the state during the past five years. The latest headquarters project is being developed in partnership with the city of Birmingham, Jefferson County and the state of Alabama. "Brasfield & Gorrie's decision to continue investing in Birmingham is a strong testament to the confidence companies have in the region and in the talented workforce there," says Alabama Secretary of Commerce Ellen McNair. "This expansion will create high-quality jobs, strengthen one of Alabama's homegrown companies and help attract and develop the next generation of talent in our state." The new headquarters building is expected to be completed in the first quarter of 2028.
Brasfield & Gorrie expanding Birmingham headquarters, will add at least 80 new employees. Mary Sell 16 hours ago BIRMINGHAM, Alabama - Brasfield & Gorrie is again expanding its Birmingham headquarters, this time breaking ground on a new four-story, 88,000-square-foot building in Birmingham's Lakeview District. The general contractor's new $65 million investment will create training and office space, accommodating at least 80 new full-time positions with an average salary of $82,000. "Brasfield & Gorrie's decision to continue investing in Birmingham is a strong testament to the confidence companies have in the region and in the talented workforce there," said Alabama Secretary of Commerce Ellen McNair. "This expansion will create high-quality jobs, strengthen one of Alabama's homegrown companies and help attract and develop the next generation of talent in our state. We're proud to see Alabama companies like Brasfield & Gorrie growing their roots deeper in our communities." Founded in 1964, Brasfield & Gorrie has grown from a local contractor to a national construction company with 13 offices in eight states. It was recently recognized as the Birmingham Business Journal's No. 1 Best Place to Work among extra-large companies. It has 1,800 employees statewide and more than 5,000 companywide in offices throughout the Southeast and Texas. "Birmingham has been home to this company for over 60 years, and that's not something we take lightly," said Brasfield & Gorrie CEO Rob Blalock. "We're investing in this city's future by expanding our workforce, growing our footprint and putting our resources where our roots are. We want Brasfield & Gorrie to be the place where talented people come to build something real, and we're giving them the space, the tools and the environment to do it." Brasfield & Gorrie has added more than 600 jobs in Alabama over the last five years. "Economic development is strongest when businesses and communities grow together," said Birmingham Business Alliance President and Chief Executive Officer Steve Ammons. "Brasfield & Gorrie's expansion is a great example of that partnership, bringing together a longtime Birmingham employer and public-sector partners to create jobs, expand investment and strengthen our community. We're proud to celebrate this next chapter for a company that has been part of Birmingham's story for more than 60 years." This newest building is expected to be completed in the first quarter of 2028. The company partnered with the city of Birmingham, Jefferson County and the state of Alabama on the project. "Birmingham is a city on the move, and projects like this are proof of that momentum," said Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin. "When one of the country's top construction companies chooses to grow and build here, in the city where it laid its foundation, that creates real opportunity. This expansion will bring good jobs that set our people and our city up for lasting success. That's our focus and we're glad Brasfield & Gorrie is growing with us." 16 hours ago
Coast Guard announces $230M for Base Charleston facilities. An aerial view of ongoing construction at Coast Guard Base Charleston, where the Coast Guard recently awarded a $230 million contract for new operational support facilities as part of a multi-year infrastructure expansion plan. Photo credit: U.S. Coast Guard. U.S. Coast Guard WASHINGTON - The U.S. Coast Guard awarded a $230 million design-build contract for new operational support facilities at Coast Guard Base Charleston, South Carolina, marking the latest phase of a comprehensive, multi-year infrastructure expansion plan at the base. On June 16, 2026, the Coast Guard's Facilities Design and Construction Center awarded the project to Brasfield and Gorrie LLC, from Birmingham, Alabama. The project, expected to be completed in 2030, includes: * Construction of a 90,000-square-foot engineering complex, including spaces to accommodate facilities engineering and naval engineering units, electronics support, industrial production, boat storage, shipping and receiving, and hazardous materials storage. * Construction of a 120,000-square-foot multifunctional building to support a 75-room unaccompanied personnel housing structure, a galley large enough to serve 650 patrons, a fitness center, and an exchange. * Construction of a parking structure to support personnel working on vessels homeported at Base Charleston. This work follows the award of two additional contracts earlier this year allowing for recapitalization of Base Charleston's Pier Mike, and construction of a new medical and dental facility, among other improvements. Together, the three contracts combine for more than $440 million in Base Charleston upgrades that will transform Charleston into a premier East Coast operational base - a modern, resilient installation that supports the Service's next generation of cutters, strengthens readiness and improves quality of life for the workforce. "The strategic expansion of Base Charleston is vital to our maritime operations and national security," said Vice Adm. Jo-Ann F. Burdian, commander, Atlantic Area. "This investment not only supports homeporting of our newest cutters, it ensures our dedicated service members have the modern infrastructure, healthcare, and support facilities they deserve to maintain peak mission readiness." The Coast Guard awarded all three contracts under a Department of Homeland Security strategic sourcing vehicle called the National Multiple Award Construction Contract III. Each effort is supported in part by the historic $25 billion investment in the Coast Guard made through the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Using this $25 billion investment, the largest capital investment in the Service's history, the Coast Guard already ordered over $10 billion in new assets and capabilities and put an additional $3 billion towards critical depot maintenance and shore facilities. This rapid investment demonstrates the Coast Guard's commitment to modernizing acquisition, delivering next-generation technology, restoring readiness, and revitalizing shore infrastructure. Future phases of the Base Charleston expansion will deliver even greater mission capability and support for Coast Guard personnel in the region.