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Messer Construction Co. recently named Adam Chmiel, Brian Mitchell and Kyle Scoble as senior project managers.

Seven local teams of architects, engineers and construction companies received the results of Knoxville’s second annual “Holiday Canstruction” at an awards reception at the Knoxville Convention Center, with Second Harvest Food Bank of East Tennessee as the ultimate winner. Holiday Canstruction, a massive can sculpture art competition presented by Messer Construction Co., benefits Second Harvest, which will use the donated canned goods to feed thousands in East Tennessee this holiday season.

Seven local teams of architects, engineers, construction companies and other organizations will come together to construct massive holiday-themed art sculptures made of canned food items – all to help fight hunger in East Tennessee.

Laura Boerger recently joined Messer Construction Company as a Project Engineer in the firm’s Knoxville Region.

Messer Construction Co. and its Knoxville employees recently donated over $4,600 to local arts organizations through its annual Support the Arts campaign.

Messer Construction Co. recently hired University of Tennessee graduate Forrest Reynolds as a project engineer.

Messer Construction Co. recently named project engineer Gary Broughton its Knoxville 2013 Community Service Award recipient.

Messer Construction Co. is pleased to announce the promotions of Allen Begley to senior vice president and John Blum to senior project executive.

Messer Construction Co. has been selected by the Associated General Contractors (AGC) of Tennessee to receive its prestigious 2014 Build Tennessee Award. One of eight award winners, Messer was honored in the $10-plus million renovation category for its Madison Police Precinct and Crime Lab renovation project in Nashville.

Messer Construction Co. recently announced the promotion of Brian Mitchell to project manager in the company’s Knoxville office.