We are dedicated to partnering with communities and nonprofit organizations, and the work makes up about 40 percent of our annual business. Projects include renovations and new construction ranging from community centers, municipal facilities, recreational facilities, public works buildings, public safety facilities, and schools, all built to serve these respective communities for years to come.
YOUR CONSTRUCTION ADVOCATE
We navigate the construction management process with more community clients (municipal, city, county) than any of our competitors. To support the successful delivery of a project, we heavily engage with community partners in every step of the process. From providing supporting documentation to attending all workshops, study sessions, and council or board meetings, we perform as an extension of your team.
CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT LEADERS
Because we are builders first we expertly navigate construction management contracts. Our experience ensures you can count on a reliable, informed construction manager partner to deliver a seamless process. Our team pioneered the construction manager-at-risk (CMr) approach with the city of Eden Prairie in 2006 and it’s proven effective with several other publicly funded entities in Minnesota. We have no learning curve — our direct CMa and CMr expertise ensures a successful process.
ACHIEVING THE RIGHT BALANCE
Community clients want to construct buildings that will last for generations to enjoy. With this goal in mind, we review multiple systems related to foundations, structure, enclosure, roof, and mechanical, this ensures not only the most effective installation, but the materials procured will last well into the future.
830 Boone Ave N Golden Valley, MN 55427
MAPLE GROVE ICE ARENA EXPANSION
MAPLE GROVE, MINNESOTA
RJM Construction has been appointed as the Construction Manager of the Maple Grove Community Center’s extensive twophase expansion and renovation. This $110 million project is set to modernize the facility and introduce new amenities, addressing the needs of the growing Maple Grove community.
Phase 1 focuses on substantial upgrades to the ice arena, which serves the Osseo Maple Grove Hockey Association (OMGHA), the secondlargest youth hockey association in the U.S. Major enhancements include a new lobby entrance, significant renovations to the existing two rinks with updated refrigeration systems, and the addition of a third sheet of ice in a newly constructed, dedicated building that will be integrated with the main rink. The phase also includes creating team rooms, installing one-sided seating, and modernizing restroom finishes and fixtures. Additionally, site improvements will expand parking and upgrade the Lions Pavilion and play area.
The first phase is scheduled to be completed and open to the public by October 2025.
PROJECT INFO
CLIENT CITY OF MAPLE GROVE
PROJECT TYPE
COMMUNITY
SQUARE FEET
65,000
ARCHITECT
JLG ARCHITECTS
BLOOMINGTON ICE GARDEN RENOVATIONS BLOOMINGTON,
MINNESOTA
PROJECT INFO
Originally built in 1970 as a single-sheet rink, the Bloomington Ice Garden (BIG) has evolved into one of Minnesota’s most frequented iceskating facilities. Now boasting three rinks and hosting over 9,000 hours of ice time and 24 tournaments annually, the facility has suffered from years of intense use. In response, the City of Bloomington is investing $37.2 million in a comprehensive renovation. RJM Construction has been appointed as the Construction Manager for this major upgrade, which will span 16 months.
A central element of the renovation is the replacement of the outdated ice plant that relies on R-22 refrigerant, which has been banned from U.S. import since 2019 due to its harmful impact on the ozone layer. As R-22 becomes increasingly scarce and expensive, it is crucial to modernize the refrigeration system. The renovation will also involve installing stateof-the-art mechanical systems, a new roof, and updated rink floors. Rink 3 will be reconfigured from Olympic size to NHL standard size, and an indoor training area will be added. Additional improvements will enhance the guest experience with upgrades to ticketing, security, office spaces, and concessions. The project will also address ADA accessibility needs, renovate existing locker rooms and restrooms, and add new locker rooms for high school use. To minimize operational disruptions, the construction will be carefully phased, though a six-month complete shutdown of the facility will be necessary to accommodate the extensive upgrades.
CLIENT CITY OF BLOOMINGTON
PROJECT TYPE
COMMUNITY
SQUARE FEET
125,000
ARCHITECT
JLG ARCHITECTS
RUNESTONE COMMUNITY CENTER EXPANSION
ALEXANDRIA, MINNESOTA
PROJECT INFO
RJM Construction is proud to support the expansion of the Runestone Community Center (RCC), Alexandria’s premier venue for on-ice activities and dry-floor events since 1978. This vital project aims to enhance community engagement by providing additional space for concerts, curling, figure skating, graduations, hockey, open skating, seminars, and trade shows. Kent Kopp, chair of the Capital Campaign Committee, emphasized the importance of this expansion: “The RCC is truly the heart of our community. We are looking to our businesses and neighbors to invest in this much-needed project that will help our community meet the demands of today and tomorrow.”
The current expansion project (Phase 2) includes adding additional space to the lobby on the Ice Level, Concourse Level, and Mezzanine Level, as well as redesigning all the locker rooms. These improvements will significantly enhance the functionality and appeal of the RCC, ensuring it continues to serve as a central hub for community activities.
CLIENT CITY OF ALEXANDRIA
PROJECT TYPE
COMMUNITY
SQUARE FEET
50,000
ARCHITECT
JLG ARCHITECTS
CITY OF ANDOVER COMMUNITY CENTER EXPANSION
ANDOVER, MINNESOTA
The community center and its sports complex underwent significant renovations as part of an expansion project spanning 80,000 square feet.
The project included the installation of a new sheet of ice, walking track, offices, meeting space, and a multipurpose field house. Additionally, the project involved the construction of a new building entrance and lobby, extensions of the east and west parking lots, and the installation of curtain wall systems.
The sports complex itself boasts two ice arenas, a five-court field house, an indoor aquatic park with two pools, an upper-level fitness center, exercise studios, and a kid’s gymnasium.
To construct the building, pre-cast concrete, masonry, exposed wood structure, and the aforementioned curtain wall systems were utilized.
PROJECT INFO
CLIENT CITY OF ANDOVER
PROJECT TYPE
COMMUNITY
SQUARE FEET
80,065
ARCHITECT
JLG ARCHITECTS
CITY OF SHAKOPEE ICE AND COMMUNITY CENTER EXPANSION
SHAKOPEE, MINNESOTA
RJM Construction was selected by the City of Shakopee to oversee construction of a new two-sheet ice arena and indoor aquatics facility. The Shakopee Community Center project involved expanding the recreational facility and remodeling its existing facilities.
The renovation of the existing facility included the conversion of the former ice arena into an indoor aquatic center, enhancement of the fitness center and studios, and the addition of an indoor play area, senior lounge, and a large community room.
The project was executed in multiple phases, starting with the construction of the new two-sheet ice arena. As a construction manager at risk, RJM assisted the City in managing complex coordination issues throughout the 13-month project. The project team’s meticulous coordination was pivotal in ensuring the timely completion of the project.
PROJECT INFO
CLIENT
CITY OF SHAKOPEE
PROJECT TYPE
COMMUNITY
SQUARE FEET
113,000
ARCHITECT
JLG ARCHITECTS
PRAIRIE LAKES ICE ARENA
WATERTOWN, SOUTH DAKOTA
After nearly 10 years of discussion and being the recipient of a $20 million bond, the City of Watertown engaged RJM Construction and South Dakota-Based Crestone Companies to build the brand new 94,000SF Prairie Lakes Ice Arena.
With the goal of hosting state and regional tournaments, the arena will contain two NHL-sized ice rinks with the potential to include a third rink. The main rink will have a capacity of 1,523 spectators. JLG Architects Senior Principal, Tom Betti, compared it to shrinking down the Xcel Energy Center - home of the Minnesota Wild. The second rink will be a practice rink that will accommodate 250 people.
The main rink will be three feet lower than the main floor, which provides a great view of the ice and maximizes space for the team rooms. On the second floor will be seating, a walking track, and a media box that can be utilized for filming games or DJs during open skate.
In addition to the two ice sheets, the public areas will include amenities such as a concession stand, skate rental, room for a pro shop, and rentable spaces for conferences and private parties. The objective is to create a community space that can be used by anyone at any age.
PROJECT INFO
CLIENT CITY OF WATERTOWN & TEGRA GROUP
PROJECT TYPE COMMUNITY
SQUARE FEET
94,000
ARCHITECT
JLG ARCHITECTS
TREASURE ISLAND CENTER
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA
RJM Construction transformed the former Macy’s store in downtown St. Paul into Treasure Island Center. The project includes a mix of office and retail tenants, topped off by a 1,100seat hockey practice facility.
The rooftop NHL-sized ice rink, named TRIA Rink, is the most distinctive feature of the building. Crews placed a 100,000-pound crane atop the roof to hoist structural steel, mechanical equipment and other supplies. This innovative idea saved the owner over $1 million and two months of scheduled time.
In addition to the core and shell renovations, RJM led tenant buildouts. These projects included space for the Minnesota Wild, Hamline Piper’s Men’s and Women’s Hockey Programs, and Minnesota Housing Finance Agency. RJM also built a 6,000-square-foot orthopedic clinic for TRIA on the first floor of the building.
PROJECT INFO
CLIENT ST. PAUL PORT AUTHORITY & HEMPEL
PROJECT TYPE COMMUNITY
SQUARE FEET
540,000
ARCHITECT COLLABORATIVE DESIGN GROUP
MINNESOTA WILD PRACTICE FACILITY AND TRAINING CENTER
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA
RJM Construction’s Treasure Island Center project includes the Minnesota Wild’s state-of-the-art practice facility and training center.
The training facility is located on the lower level creating a private space for the players while taking advantage of underutilized space in the building. The players have access to the training and practice facility through private underground parking and access to TRIA rink through freight-sized passenger elevators with extended cab heights so that they can wear skates and equipment from the locker room to the ice rink.
The practice facility has a 4,300 sq. ft. weight room and workout area, an oval-shaped dressing room, a whirlpool room with a HydroWorx Thermal and Polar Plunge pool, and a HydroWorx 750i Series pool with a speed treadmill. There is a theatre room for reviewing film, and a kitchen lounge area for the players to refuel and relax. The facility also offers a unique space for the coaches to change, work, and eat.
The Wild’s practice facility and training center is just one component of the Treasure Island Center project, along with TRIA Rink and the Minnesota Housing Finance Agency.
PROJECT INFO
CLIENT ST. PAUL PORT AUTHORITY & HEMPEL
PROJECT TYPE COMMUNITY
SQUARE FEET 22,800
ARCHITECT COLLABORATIVE DESIGN GROUP
ST. LOUIS PARK ROC
ST. LOUIS PARK, MINNESOTA
RJM Construction was hired by the City of St. Louis Park to oversee construction of a multi-use recreational outdoor facility at The Rec Center.
The project includes an NHL-size refrigerated outdoor ice rink. In the spring and summer months this space is converted into a turf field for soccer and other sports. The spectator area includes bleachers and an outdoor plaza with a fire pit. The project also includes team locker rooms and a covered walkway that leads visitors through the plaza.
The roof structure was built with glue-laminated beams, tensile fabric and steel cabling support. Working with two out-of-state contractors, RJM used Revit technology to model the roof design. By utilizing this software it mitigated risk and minimized challenges.
PROJECT INFO
CLIENT CITY OF ST. LOUIS PARK
PROJECT TYPE
COMMUNITY
SQUARE FEET
34,000
ARCHITECT
RSP ARCHITECTS
CENTRAL PARK OF MAPLE GROVE
MAPLE GROVE, MINNESOTA
RJM Construction completed a community park for the City of Maple Grove located adjacent to the Maple Grove Town Green and Maple Grove Community Center.
The park includes an open lawn and garden for outdoor events, a basketball and pickle ball sport court, outdoor splash pad, playground area and skating loop. The park also includes lighted walking paths extending to the north side of the 20 acre site. In addition to the outdoor spaces, a 15,000 sq.-ft. warming house and event center was built. This space will be used for meeting space, events, concessions, rental offices, restrooms and a catering kitchen. Two new parking lots were added to accommodate visitors.
PROJECT INFO
CLIENT CITY OF MAPLE GROVE
PROJECT TYPE
COMMUNITY
SQUARE FEET 15,000
ARCHITECT U+B ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN
DAMON FARBER ASSOCIATES
BRAEMAR FIELD AND OUTDOOR ICE RINK
EDINA, MINNESOTA
RJM Construction was hired by the City of Edina to build a multipurpose sports dome and outdoor ice rink.
The dome features a large athletic field with a wraparound walking track and batting cages. Connected to the dome is a 2,400-SF support building with a lobby, restrooms and an office. Adjacent to the sports dome, the outdoor ice rink was built. Twelve miles of piping was used to refrigerate the rink and 110 tons of steel helped construct the barrel-vault roof. As part of the project, a new ice plant replaced the existing equipment located in Braemar East Arena. In turn, the East Arena was renovated to accommodate four new team locker rooms and public restrooms. Energy efficient enhancements were incorporated into the project. Maximum efficiency light fixtures were installed and the fabric dome was double insulated. The extra dome insulation allowed the elimination of one entire heating unit. These valueadded features meaximized long-term operating costs for the City.
PROJECT
CLIENT CITY OF EDINA
PROJECT TYPE
COMMUNITY
SQUARE FEET
220,000
ARCHITECT CUNINGHAM GROUP
PLYMOUTH ICE CENTER
PLYMOUTH, MINNESOTA
RJM Construction and 292 Design Group were selected by the City of Plymouth to renovate and upgrade the existing Plymouth Ice Center. This project involved a comprehensive overhaul of the facility, including the installation of a third sheet of ice. Given the limited space available for renovation and expansion, the project team collaborated early on to develop a strategic plan that adhered to budget, space, and time constraints. The upgrades included modernizing the existing ice rinks, enhancing spectator areas, and improving overall facility accessibility and functionality.
Throughout the project, RJM and 292 Design Group worked closely with the City of Plymouth to ensure that the renovations met the community’s needs and expectations. The result is a state-of-the-art ice center that provides an enhanced experience for athletes and spectators alike, solidifying its status as a premier venue for ice sports and events in the region.
PROJECT INFO
CLIENT CITY OF PLYMOUTH
PROJECT TYPE
COMMUNITY
SQUARE FEET
40,000
ARCHITECT
292 DESIGN GROUP
EDEN PRAIRIE COMMUNITY CENTER
EDEN PRAIRIE, MINNESOTA
RJM Construction collaborated with the City of Eden Prairie under a Construction Manager at Risk Contract to renovate their existing community center. This comprehensive renovation project aimed to enhance the facility’s functionality and appeal, making it a more inviting and versatile space for the community.
The renovation features a new and inviting front entrance with an open solarium and a concession area, creating a welcoming atmosphere for visitors. The facility now includes racquetball courts, group fitness studios, new locker rooms, and community meeting rooms, catering to a wide range of recreational and community activities.
Additionally, the project included the construction of a third ice arena, providing more space for ice sports and events. A new baseball stadium was also added, along with extensive renovations to Birch Lake Park, enhancing the outdoor recreational opportunities available to residents.
Throughout the project, RJM worked closely with the City of Eden Prairie to ensure that the renovations met the community’s needs and expectations, delivering a state-of-the-art facility that serves as a hub for community engagement and activity.
PROJECT INFO
CLIENT
CITY OF EDEN PRAIRIE
PROJECT TYPE
COMMUNITY
SQUARE FEET
30,577
ARCHITECT
DELANO ERICKSON
COON RAPIDS ICE CENTER
COON RAPIDS, MINNESOTA
RJM Construction partnered with the City of Coon Rapids to build a new ice center to accommodate their growing community. This state-of-the-art facility features a full-size sheet of ice, multiple locker rooms, a concession stand area, and a second-floor mezzanine.
The entrance is designed to be bright and welcoming, with floorto-ceiling windows, seating areas, and ticket booths, creating an inviting atmosphere for visitors. A unique aspect of this project is the addition of a second refrigerated outdoor rink, complete with dasher boards, lighting, and other amenities, providing additional space for ice sports and recreational activities.
Throughout the project, RJM worked closely with the City of Coon Rapids to ensure that the ice center met the community’s needs and expectations. The result is a premier facility that supports a wide range of ice-related activities and serves as a hub for community engagement and enjoyment.
PROJECT INFO
CLIENT CITY OF COON RAPIDS
PROJECT TYPE
COMMUNITY
SQUARE FEET
54,000
ARCHITECT PERKINS + WILL
ANDOVER YMCA COMMUNITY CENTER
ANDOVER, MINNESOTA
RJM Construction collaborated with the City of Andover and the YMCA on a joint venture to create the Andover YMCA Community Center. This multifaceted facility includes an ice arena, a three-court field house, an indoor aquatic park with two pools, an upper-level fitness center and exercise studio, and a kids’ gymnasium.
The building’s structure showcases a combination of pre-cast concrete, masonry, exposed wood, and curtain wall systems, providing both durability and aesthetic appeal. The design and construction of the community center aimed to meet the diverse needs of the Andover community, offering a wide range of recreational and fitness options for all ages.
Throughout the project, RJM worked closely with both the City of Andover and the YMCA to ensure that the facility met the highest standards of quality and functionality. The result is a state-of-the-art community center that serves as a hub for health, wellness, and community engagement.
PROJECT INFO
CLIENT CITY OF ANDOVER & YMCA
PROJECT TYPE COMMUNITY
ARIZONA COYOTES ICE DEN
SCOTTSDALE, ARIZONA
RJM Construction originally built the Ice Den facility in 1998 and more recently added a third ice rink, making it the state’s only triple-ice facility. The RJM team guided the owner through a complex pre-construction process, including site acquisition and obtaining necessary permits for the expansion on the south side of the facility.
The building was constructed using tilt-up wall panels with an EFIS exterior, designed to blend seamlessly into its desert surroundings. The Ice Den serves as the official practice facility for the NHL’s Phoenix Coyotes and has grown to include cafés, restaurants, retail shops, a high-level fitness club, and corporate tenants.
Throughout the project, RJM worked closely with the owner to ensure that the expansion met all requirements and enhanced the facility’s functionality and appeal. The result is a premier ice sports venue that supports both professional athletes and the local community.
PROJECT INFO
CLIENT COYOTES ICE, LLC
PROJECT TYPE COMMUNITY
BRAEMAR ICE ARENA HORNETS’ NEST
EDINA, MINNESOTA
RJM Construction completed a two-level, 30,000 sq. ft. addition to the Braemar Ice Arena, known as The Hornets’ Nest. This expansion was designed to enhance the facilities for the Edina Hockey Association and meet the growing needs of the community. The lower level of the building features elite locker rooms for the Edina Hockey Association, along with coaching offices, training equipment, and study rooms. These additions provide a comprehensive space for athletes to train, study, and prepare for competitions. The upper level includes a retail sporting goods store and a hockey training center, offering convenient access to equipment and specialized training resources.
The precast structure was constructed within an accelerated fivemonth schedule to meet the demands of the hockey season. RJM worked diligently to ensure that the project was completed on time and to the highest standards of quality, providing a state-ofthe-art facility that supports the development of hockey players and serves the broader community.
PROJECT INFO
CLIENT CITY OF EDINA
PROJECT TYPE COMMUNITY
SQUARE FEET 30,840
ARCHITECT SPERIDES REINERS ARCHITECTS
ST. THOMAS ICE ARENA
MENDOTA HEIGHTS, MINNESOTA
RJM Construction provided comprehensive preconstruction services and acted as a modified construction manager for the construction of the St. Thomas Ice Arena at St. Thomas Academy in Mendota Heights. This state-of-the-art facility features seating for 1,000 spectators, ensuring ample space for fans and community members to enjoy events.
The arena includes team rooms, a college locker room, a weight and conditioning room, and a booster club room. These features provide athletes with the necessary spaces for training, preparation, and relaxation, supporting their overall development and performance.
Throughout the project, RJM worked closely with all stakeholders to ensure that the facility met the highest standards of quality and functionality. The result is a premier venue that supports athletic excellence and community engagement.
PROJECT INFO
CLIENT ST. THOMAS ACADEMY
PROJECT TYPE COMMUNITY
ARCHITECT RSP ARCHITECTS
MAPLE GROVE ICE ARENA EXPANSION
MAPLE GROVE, MINNESOTA
RJM Construction partnered with the City of Maple Grove to undertake a significant 47,000 sq. ft. expansion of their community center. This project included the addition of a new sheet of ice, locker rooms, and support areas, enhancing the facility’s capacity to serve the community’s recreational needs.
A key challenge of this project was ensuring that the existing facility remained fully operational throughout all phases of construction. RJM successfully managed this by carefully planning and coordinating the construction activities to minimize disruptions and maintain a safe environment for all users.
The expansion not only provides additional space for ice sports and activities but also enhances the overall functionality and appeal of the community center. This project reflects RJM’s commitment to delivering high-quality construction solutions that meet the needs of the community and support its growth and development.
PROJECT INFO
CLIENT
CITY OF MAPLE GROVE
PROJECT TYPE
COMMUNITY
SQUARE FEET
47,000
ARCHITECT
292 DESIGN GROUP
ROGERS COMMUNITY CENTER ICE ARENA
ROGERS, MINNESOTA
RJM Construction collaborated with the City of Rogers to develop the Rogers Community Arena, a state-of-the-art facility designed to meet the growing needs of the community. The arena features seating for 552 spectators, varsity locker rooms, and a 3,000 sq. ft. community room, providing ample space for both athletic and community events.
The facility boasts a two-story lobby with seating and viewing areas on the upper level, which serves as a pre-function space for the community room. This design enhances the visitor experience by offering comfortable and convenient spaces for socializing and event preparation.
The exterior of the structure incorporates glass, brick, and precast wall elements, creating a cohesive aesthetic that complements the adjacent Rogers High School. This thoughtful design ensures that the arena not only serves as a functional sports venue but also as an attractive addition to the community’s architectural landscape.
PROJECT INFO
CLIENT CITY OF ROGERS
PROJECT TYPE COMMUNITY
ARCHITECT
292 DESIGN GROUP
FURNITURE AND THINGS ICE ARENA
ELK RIVER, MINNESOTA
Features include two sheets of ice, a track, senior center, community rooms, turf field house, two new softball fields, pavilion, concessions building, and expanded parking. One of the challenges the team faced was a cold winter with a lot of snow, preventing closing the roof over Arena 2, adding close to 20 working days to the original schedule. Through collaboration with subcontractors, the team revised the schedule and phasing plan to flow our workers on site. The team recovered all of the lost days and successfully turned over the project earlier than scheduled.
RJM worked diligently with 292 Design during the project on with constructability and cost-effectiveness for proposed design changes. In addition, RJM provided construction recommendations which aided in the performance longevity of the building and exterior spaces.
The facility serves the entire community for a variety of purposes, from small potlucks, youth and adult athletics to concerts with 1,600 people or more.
PROJECT INFO
CLIENT CITY OF ELK RIVER
PROJECT TYPE COMMUNITY
SQUARE FEET
101,000
ARCHITECT
JLG ARCHITECTS
ICE MIDWEST
OVERLAND PARK, KANSAS
RJM Construction developed Ice Midwest, a premier indoor ice facility that serves the hockey and figure skating communities of the greater Kansas City area. This state-ofthe-art complex is part of a larger office and development center, providing both recreational and retail opportunities.
Ice Midwest features two NHL-sized ice sheets, one studio rink, and an aerobic-ballet room. The facility is designed to cater to a wide range of skating activities, from competitive hockey games to figure skating practices and ballet training.
In addition to the ice rinks, Ice Midwest includes several amenities that foster the community’s interest in organized skating. These amenities provide a comprehensive environment for athletes to train, compete, and enjoy recreational skating. The facility’s integration with the larger development center also offers convenient access to retail shops and other services, enhancing the overall experience for visitors.
PROJECT
CLIENT
ICE MIDWEST
PROJECT TYPE COMMUNITY
ARCHITECT
292 DESIGN GROUP
RED WING ICE ARENA
RED WING, MINNESOTA
RJM Construction served as the project construction manager for the Prairie Island Community Arena in Red Wing. This state-of-the-art facility features exterior pre-cast walls, longspan joists, and a metal deck, ensuring a robust and durable structure. The arena is designed with future growth in mind, standing ready to accommodate a second sheet of ice.
The project team worked diligently to develop bid packages that met the project’s cost goals while also encouraging participation from local contractors. This approach not only ensured the project stayed within budget but also fostered community involvement and support.
The Prairie Island Community Arena is a testament to RJM’s commitment to delivering high-quality construction solutions that meet the needs of the community. The facility provides a versatile space for a variety of ice sports and events, enhancing the recreational opportunities available to residents.
PROJECT INFO
CLIENT CITY OF RED WING
PROJECT TYPE COMMUNITY
ARCHITECT
292 DESIGN GROUP
HOPKINS PAVILION
HOPKINS, MINNESOTA
RJM Construction was hired by the City of Hopkins as the Construction Manager at Risk to oversee the expansion of the Hopkins Pavilion. This project added 7,600 square feet to the warming house, enhancing its capacity and functionality. Key upgrades included the installation of a new refrigeration plant, a new roof, and upgraded electronic sensing systems.
The expansion also featured an expanded parking area and modern finishes throughout the facility, improving both accessibility and aesthetics. The Hopkins Pavilion is a yearround venue that offers space for a wide range of sports activities and events, making these upgrades essential for accommodating the community’s needs.
RJM Construction worked closely with the City of Hopkins to ensure that the project was completed on time and within budget, delivering a high-quality facility that serves as a hub for community engagement and recreation.
