Hausmann Construction Year in Review 2024

LETTER FROM THE

CEO

Dear Partners and Friends, I’ve always taken the relationships within our work very seriously—they are foundational to the long-term success of any company, and in this highly competitive industry, we prioritize this investment. As you review this year’s highlights, I believe our projects are impressive. But when I reflect on them, I think about the people behind them— the teams who built them and the clients who use them every day.

This year, our business achieved a new level of recognition as we were named on the Engineering News-Record Top 400 Contractors list, solidifying our position as the second-largest Nebraska-based construction company. This ranking is more than just a number. It reflects the dedication of our people, the trust of our clients, and the strength of our future vision. This continues to excite me as I plan for what’s next.

This year, we will remain focused on what has always defined us at Hausmann: building strong relationships and delivering on tough schedules and budgets. Many of our projects today are with repeat clients—something we don’t take lightly. Your confidence in us fuels our commitment to excellence, and we’re dedicated to fostering partnerships that will shape the next five, ten, and 15 years of our business and our communities.

We don’t just build buildings—we build relationships, solutions, and a legacy of excellence. Thanks for being an essential part of our journey. I look forward to continuing to build the best with you.

With Gratitude,

We proudly partner with leading institutions to transform their visions into state-of-the-art facilities that inspire learning, innovation, and community. From cutting-edge athletic complexes to dynamic student centers and technical labs, our projects reflect a deep commitment to the goals of our clients and our ability to manage a variety of user groups. We are eager to continue shaping the future of higher education through our projects.

Matt Kocourek Photography

Matt Kocourek Photography

UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA-LINCOLN OSBORNE LEGACY COMPLEX LINCOLN, NEBRASKA

A 350,000 square foot addition to expand Memorial Stadium on its north side. Features an athletic medicine area, outdoor turf practice field, locker rooms, offices, meeting spaces, sauna, hydrotherapy tubs, and hot tubs in the first phase, with an academic center, training table, grand entrance lobby, and weight training complex in the second phase. Highlights include the relocation of the “Kissing Columns” and Ed Weir track to accommodate the new facility.

ARCHITECT: BVH ARCHITECTURE + POPULOUS

UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA-LINCOLN COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING LINCOLN, NEBRASKA

A 170,000 square foot renovation and 89,000 square foot addition to expand the existing complex. Features comprehensive renovations throughout the existing building, creating a modern and collaborative environment for the Civil and Environmental Engineering and Electrical and Computer Engineering Departments. Highlights include a grand staircase in the new focal entryway, updated graduate student offices, collaboration spaces, advanced research labs, and state-of-the-art teaching labs.

ARCHITECT: RDG PLANNING & DESIGN

DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY BEACOM PREMIER COMPLEX MADISON, SOUTH DAKOTA

A new 55,000 square foot facility to serve as a hub for all university athletics. Features a new NCAA competition track, synthetic turf soccer field, and large grandstand in the first phase, with a new building including a weight room, locker rooms, E-Sports competition center, hospitality space, and second-level suites in the second phase. Highlights include a synthetic turf football field and an exciting gameday atmosphere.

ARCHITECT: JLG ARCHITECTS PARTNER: OFFICE OF THE STATE ENGINEER

Our work in K-12 education combines safe and seamless construction with the creation of dynamic, studentcentered spaces. From new builds to occupied renovations, we ensure minimal disruption to students and staff while also transforming construction sites into learning opportunities, inspiring the next generation. We also collaborate with districts during pre-bond planning to shape projects that align with community goals and priorities.

BEATRICE PUBLIC SCHOOLS BEATRICE ELEMENTARY BEATRICE, NEBRASKA

A new 146,000 square foot PK-5 elementary school, designed to support seven sections of grades PK-5. Features a two-story building with a full-size gymnasium, art and music rooms, 10 Pre-K classrooms, 36 K-5 classrooms, two innovation centers, and open-concept libraries.

Highlights include a spiral slide, a FEMA-rated storm shelter, and a geothermal well field with a water-source heat pump HVAC system.

ARCHITECT: BCDM ARCHITECTS

ASHLAND-GREENWOOD PUBLIC SCHOOLS ASHLAND MIDDLE SCHOOL ASHLAND, NEBRASKA

A new 137,000 square foot, two-story middle school with a performing arts auditorium. Features a gymnasium, secure entrance with administrative offices, music rooms, a commercial kitchen, a commons area, and classrooms with flexible learning spaces and science labs. Highlights include a wrestling room, associated site work, and a large auditorium with a professional stage.

ARCHITECT: DLR GROUP

BATTLE CREEK PUBLIC SCHOOLS ELEMENTARY & HIGH SCHOOL BATTLE CREEK, NEBRASKA

Elementary School: A 14,000 square foot renovation to upgrade classroom finishes in 5th and 6th grade, repurpose locker rooms into staff break and changing rooms, and convert garage/shop area into Special Education classrooms. Features a 1,775 square foot addition with a new main entrance, reception desk, nurse’s office, and administration space.

High School: A 6,000 square foot addition with classrooms, restrooms, welding booths, and a livestock area to promote agricultural growth within the school district. Features an updated track with a durable posttensioned surface and expanded spaces for field events, including long jump, triple jump, pole vault, discus, and shot put.

ARCHITECT: CARLSON WEST POVONDRA ARCHITECTS

BROOKINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT MEDARY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BROOKINGS, SOUTH DAKOTA

A 91,000 square foot addition with a 14,000 square foot renovation to the existing school. Features new classrooms, learning centers, early childhood education spaces, administrative offices, a commons area, and a gymnasium. Highlights include the transformation of the existing kitchen into a full food prep kitchen, the conversion of the former gymnasium into a commons/cafeteria, and updated site amenities.

ARCHITECT: ARCHITECTURE INC

BROOKINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT HILLCREST ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BROOKINGS, SOUTH DAKOTA

New construction of a 96,000 square foot school. Features a new secure entrance with administrative offices, modern classrooms, a gymnasium, media center, early childhood center, and a commons area with a kitchen.

Highlights include new surface parking, utilities, surfaced courts, open green space, and outdoor learning areas.

ARCHITECT: ARCHITECTURE INC

FREMONT PUBLIC SCHOOLS FREMONT HIGH SCHOOL FREMONT, NEBRASKA

A multi-phased renovation and expansion of a fully operational high school, featuring a 34,000 square foot Career and Technical Education (CTE) addition with a woodshop, fully-equipped welding lab, automobile area with vehicle lifts, robotics lab, and health sciences section. Interior upgrades include a new secure entrance, expansive weight room, new wrestling room, updated locker rooms, and an improved open auditorium. Infrastructure enhancements include modern HVAC, LED lighting, fire alarms, and intercom systems. Exterior improvements feature a new track, parking lot expansion, six renovated tennis courts, a geothermal well field beneath a new turf football field, and upgraded stadium lighting.

ARCHITECT: BVH ARCHITECTURE PARTNER: KEY EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES CONSULTING

VERMILLION PUBLIC SCHOOLS VERMILLION ELEMENTARY SCHOOL VERMILLION, SOUTH DAKOTA

A 117,000 addition of a new elementary school to the existing middle school, with a front office suite to support counseling, nursing, and administration. Features a main competition gym, an auxiliary gym that doubles as a cafeteria and multi-purpose space, a library, and a secure main entrance. Highlights include new classrooms, a media center, a playground, and associated site work.

ARCHITECT: TSP ARCHITECTURE

LAUREL-CONCORD-COLERIDGE SCHOOL DISTRICT

ELEMENTARY & HIGH SCHOOL LAUREL, NEBRASKA

A complex demolition, renovation, and new construction project to provide 85,000 square feet of updated school facilities. Features the demolition of a 1922 masonry high school building and other outdated structures, renovation of elementary classrooms, and new construction of high school areas. Highlights include new secure high school entrance with administrative offices, science and vocational classrooms, a relocated fitness facility, and a new storm shelter that doubles as a multi-purpose space.

ARCHITECT: CARLSON WEST POVONDRA ARCHITECTS

LINCOLN PUBLIC SCHOOLS ROPER, KOOSER, FREDSTROM EARLY CHILDHOOD ADDITIONS LINCOLN, NEBRASKA

New additions of early childhood facilities to three existing, occupied elementary schools. Includes classrooms for early learners, teacher planning rooms, storage spaces, restrooms, and corridors connecting to the existing buildings.

ARCHITECT: SINCLAIR HILLE ARCHITECTS

OMAHA PUBLIC SCHOOLS BENSON HIGH SCHOOL MEDICAL & DENTAL CLINIC OMAHA, NEBRASKA

A 9,900 square foot, two-story addition with dedicated spaces for three end users. Features a new main entrance for the high school, a first-floor public dental clinic, and a second-floor public medical office. Highlights include a large conference room, interior and exterior gathering stairs, a snowmelt system for exterior paving, and a precast structure with multiple exterior finishes, including EIFS, metal panels, curtain walls, and architectural mesh.

ARCHITECT: HOLLAND BASHAM ARCHITECTS PARTNER: JACOBS

At Hausmann, we partner with organizations across the region to create spaces that bring people together, support vital services, and enhance quality of life. From recreational facilities and community centers to public safety buildings and non-profits, each project reflects our commitment to building stronger, more connected communities.

GOTHENBURG IMPACT CENTER GOTHENBURG, NEBRASKA

A new 40,000 square foot community building to serve a wide range of local needs. Features an early childhood wing with classrooms and common areas, a playground, large community event space, athletic training area with turf, and family service spaces. Highlights include a versatile layout that accommodates educational, recreational, and community-focused services for families.

ARCHITECT: BCDM ARCHITECTS PARTNER: CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD/THE LUND COMPANY

HASTINGS FAMILY YMCA HASTINGS, NEBRASKA

A 90,000 square foot community facility combines extensive renovations with modern additions to create a versatile and inclusive space. The additions feature a 20,800 square foot gymnasium with an elevated running track, a 5,600 square foot child development center, a golf simulator room, an elevator for improved accessibility, and new restroom groups to serve the expanded areas. Renovation highlights include a remodeled and expanded swimming pool, hot tub, and sauna, an updated weight room, an adventure challenge area, dedicated spaces for cardio and aerobics, an updated lobby and offices, revamped locker rooms, and upgraded electrical, mechanical, and plumbing systems to enhance functionality and efficiency throughout the facility.

ARCHITECT: SCHEMMER PARTNER: CRESA

WOODBURY COUNTY LAW ENFORCEMENT CENTER SIOUX CITY, IOWA

A new 121,000 square foot comprehensive justice and administration complex. Features separate male and female housing units, special needs and psychiatric accommodations, four court rooms, prosecutor and sheriff offices, and intake areas with drive-thru sallyport and heated concrete flooring. Highlights include a FEMA shelter, an on-site Emergency Management Operations and Training Center, and county maintenance facilities, all situated on a 40-acre site with two retention ponds.

ARCHITECT: GOLDBERG GROUP ARCHITECTS

COMMUNITY ALLIANCE OMAHA, NEBRASKA

A new 127,000 square foot non-profit corporate headquarters to support the mental and physical health of the Omaha community. Features treatment spaces, classrooms, offices, conference rooms, a meditation room, a cafeteria, a fitness center, and an on-site pharmacy, all with upscale finishes. Highlights include a modern, three-story design to replace the existing building including on-site health and dental areas.

ARCHITECT: ALLEY POYNER MACCHIETTO ARCHITECTURE PARTNER: RAINWOOD DEVELOPMENT PARTNERS

2024 AGC PROJECT OF THE YEAR AWARD WINNER

CENTER FOR PEOPLE LINCOLN, NEBRASKA

A 3,500 square foot renovation to an occupied non-profit serving the city. Features an upgraded commercial kitchen with new cabinets, solid surface countertops for teaching, and the transformation of existing conference areas into a natural-style grocery store. Highlights include the addition of two classrooms and a computer lab.

ARCHITECT: DLR GROUP

When building or renovating healthcare facilities, we prioritize patient care, safety, and functionality. Our goal is always to enhance the delivery of healthcare services and improve the patient experience. Whether it’s a new medical center or a remodel of a specialized treatment space, we expertly construct complex projects that support both medical professionals and the communities they serve.

GENOA HEALTH OMAHA, NEBRASKA

A pharmacy located within the new Community Alliance building.

Features a waiting room and consultation room with full access control and security systems. Highlights include a carefully designed layout to enhance patient confidentiality and safety while providing efficient pharmaceutical services.

ARCHITECT: ALLEY POYNER MACCHIETTO ARCHITECTURE PARTNER: RAINWOOD DEVELOPMENT PARTNERS

FAITH REGIONAL HEALTH SERVICES CARDIOLOGY CLINIC NORFOLK, NEBRASKA

A 15,000 square foot renovation to the 3rd floor of the West Medical Office Building, creating new space for the Cardiology Clinic. Features conference rooms, upgraded offices, restrooms, exam rooms, and a new waiting and reception area. Highlights include a modernized layout designed to enhance patient experience and staff efficiency, with state-of-the-art medical facilities.

ARCHITECT: AVANT ARCHITECTS

FAITH REGIONAL HEALTH SERVICES CT EXPANSION NORFOLK, NEBRASKA

A 1,400 square foot remodel of the Imaging and Radiology department. Features a two-phase renovation designed to enhance operational efficiency and patient care. Highlights include updated layout to accommodate an additional CT machine, with rearranged radiology rooms.

ARCHITECT: AVANT ARCHITECTS

FAITH REGIONAL HEALTH SERVICES SPD REMODEL NORFOLK, NEBRASKA

A 4,100 square foot renovation of this critical hospital department. Features a phased construction approach to maintain department occupancy and minimize disruption. Includes all new equipment, such as a cart washer, three sterilizers, pass-thru processors, endoscope drying cabinets, ultrasonic cleaner, RO water system, and pack/prep areas.

ARCHITECT: AVANT ARCHITECTS

We focus on delivering innovative and sustainable housing solutions that meet the diverse needs of our communities.

Each project reflects our commitment to building spaces that foster connection, comfort, and long-term value—our developments demonstrate our dedication to providing high-quality homes that enhance lives and contribute to the growth of thriving neighborhoods.

EAST LAKE FLATS, PHASE III LINCOLN, NEBRASKA

A new 142-unit, 617-bedroom apartment complex to complete the final phase of the seven-acre development. Features detached garage buildings, living spaces that complement existing community, and seamless access to amenities from the previous phases.

ARCHITECT: SHIVE-HATTERY ARCHITECTURE + ENGINEERING

THE TRAILS AT NORTH STREAMS OMAHA, NEBRASKA

New construction of market-rate, wood-framed apartment buildings, totaling 300 units. This thoughtfully designed development includes five two-story, 12-unit buildings and three four-story, 80-unit buildings, all crafted with high-quality materials and attention to detail. The project also features below-ground parking to maximize space and convenience for residents. Amenities include a modern clubhouse and a resort-style pool, creating an inviting and vibrant living environment for residents.

ARCHITECT: SHIVE-HATTERY ARCHITECTURE + ENGINEERING

HANOVER FLATS BENNINGTON, NEBRASKA A new 216,000 square foot apartment community, with 205 units spread across four buildings. Features a clubhouse with community room, kitchenette, conference room, package room with cold storage, and workout room. Highlights include a storm shelter, resort-style swimming pool, grill stations, energy-efficient systems, and 38 attached garages.

ARCHITECT: SHIVE-HATTERY ARCHITECTURE + ENGINEERING

We collaborate with leading organizations to design and build corporate environments that facilitate collaboration and allow businesses to thrive. Our projects include modern office campuses with dynamic workspaces, prioritizing functionality and sustainability. They highlight our expertise in transforming our clients’ visions into spaces that elevate both employee experience and organizational success.

ACORN CREEK CAPITAL FORT COLLINS, COLORADO

A 3,300 square foot renovation of Class A office space on the 10th floor of the First National Bank Tower in Fort Collins. Features an open office area, private offices, sophisticated lobby, and modern break and conference rooms. Highlights include a dynamic floor plan designed for both collaboration and privacy, creating an ideal work environment.

ARCHITECT: ALM2S

APERTURE FLEX OFFICE BUILDING LOUISVILLE, COLORADO

A new 31,000 square foot flex-office building in the Colorado Technology Center designed for up to seven tenants. Features a versatile combination of office and warehouse space tailored to meet the dynamic needs of modern businesses. Highlights include cutting-edge design and flexibility, ideal for companies seeking both workspace and storage solutions.

ARCHITECT: THE FORD STUDIO

At Hausmann, our culture is the foundation of everything we do. Guided by our mission and core values, we foster a workplace where camaraderie, trust, and collaboration thrive. Our people are at the heart of our success, and we prioritize their well-being and growth, knowing that a united and engaged team delivers exceptional results.

With grit and vision, we tackle challenges head-on, turning obstacles into opportunities and striving to continuously improve. Deeply rooted in the communities that have shaped us, we honor our history by giving back and creating lasting connections.

SAFETY AWARD TYREL GARNER

ABOVE & BEYOND CLIENT/COMMUNITY MATT MILLER

QUALITY AWARD GUNNAR BROWN

ABOVE & BEYOND IN HAUS AUBRIE O’CONNOR

ABOVE & BEYOND PROJECT DEVAN COLLINS

PROJECT OF THE YEAR $15M & UNDER FREMONT HIGH SCHOOL

PROJECT OF THE YEAR $15M TO $35M VERMILLION ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

PROJECT OF THE YEAR OVER $35M

UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA-LINCOLN, OSBORNE LEGACY COMPLEX

CHARLIE PURDHAM

TIM KNICKERBOCKER

TROY WHITEHEAD

SCOTT WAEGLI

JOHN WALKINGSTICK

ASHLEY ABRAMSON

10 YEARS

10 YEARS

15 YEARS

10 YEARS

10 YEARS

10 YEARS

MATT SCHENDT 20 YEARS

DEREK HEISS

MOLLI ROBERTSON

20 YEARS

20 YEARS

AGC BUILD NEBRASKA AWARD, $20M TO $50M: WINNER COMMUNITY ALLIANCE

AGC BUILD NEBRASKA AWARD, $10M TO $20M: HONORABLE MENTION WAYNE STATE COLLEGE, PETERSON FINE ARTS BUILDING

AGC BUILD NEBRASKA QUALITY PEOPLE: INNOVATOR AWARD MATT MILLER

ACI AWARDS OF EXCELLENCE

TEACHING EXCELLENCE AWARD

UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA-LINCOLN, OSBORNE LEGACY COMPLEX

STAN BEEDER

PATRIOT AWARD JOE BRABEC

48th & Dodge 9097 Flats Bancroft-Rosalie Public Schools Bishop Heights Apartments Blackstone Mixed-Use Development Blue River Flats Broken Bow Public Schools Brookings Armory & Hotel Indigo Castlewood School District City of Lincoln, Theresa Street Water Resource Recovery Facility City of Tea, SportsPlex City of Omaha, Levi Carter Park Athletic Complex Colorado State University, Chiropteran Research Facility Colorado State University, Forest Service Nursery Renovation Community College of Aurora, Center for Stem, Power Mechanics, and Applied Technologies Community College of Aurora, Upgrade Access & Accessibility Duncan Aviation Engine Shop Duncan Aviation Paint Hangar Dundee Bank Regency Landing Branch

Eastmont Interior Renovation Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe, Justice Center Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe, Tribal Services Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe, Wellness Center Flats at 5th, Phase II Fremont Public Schools, Press Box/Bleacher Heartland Community Schools Kappa Kappa Gamma Laurel Child Development Center Lift Solutions, Inc. Meadow Lake Apartments Mid-Valley Development Nebraska Law Enforcement Training Center Expansion Norris School District, Baseball & Tennis Northeast Community College, MaClay Building Nutrien Loveland RTO Modifications Old Market Gardens Overland Park Apartments Pinnacle Bank, Hastings Branch Randall Community Water District, Platte Treatment Facility Randall Community Water District, Transmission Pipeline Silver Crown Bar & Tasting Room Southeast Community College, Welding Facility Southridge Church The Helm Yards 2 Twin River Public Schools UCHealth, Yampa Valley Medical Center UCHealth, Primary & Urgent Care UNL, Outdoor Track UNL, Westbrook Music Hall UNMC, College of Dentistry UNMC, Residence Hall UNMC, Grand Island Clinic Renovation Wayne Community Schools, Early Childhood Center & High School Wayne State College, Athletic & Recreation Wayne State College, Stearns Hall West Lyon Community School Westside Community Schools, ABC District Office Westside Community Schools, Middle School York Public Schools, York Elementary School

The Rebecca Lyn Hausmann Foundation originated from the heartfelt wish of a mother who played a pivotal role in Hausmann Construction. Rebecca’s spirit has been woven into the very fabric of Hausmann’s inception 20 years ago. Through her lasting legacy, we remain committed to giving back in her honor.

Rebecca’s wish was to give other mothers the support and care she received from family and friends through her cancer journey. A cancer diagnosis is a life-changing event, and treatments can add weight to an already heavy burden. With the donations we receive, we are able to fulfill Rebecca’s wish that others would experience the compassionate relationship and kind offerings that encouraged her when she needed it the most. These financial gifts to patients and their families alleviate financial concerns and offer hope to families who desperately need it, especially during the holiday season.

We appreciate those who have kept Rebecca’s legacy alive.

JTH

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