Making milestones and building great things across the organization.

As new legislation eliminates some local ordinances related to water breaks, DPR is committed to providing the highest level of safety.

DPR ranked #4 on the Dallas Business Journal's Top General Contractors List.

DPR’s project leaders focus on the needs of their customers from renovations, to expansion on an existing campus, or tenant improvements.

DPR' Glendy Rios shares how the company continues to create opportunities for women in construction.

Read more from DPR Construction's Nick Moulinet about the future of development in downtown Austin.

DPR is being recognized as the 14th largest contractor by the Houston Business Journal.

Meet Olga Hernandez, a recent Build Up intern who became a full-time team member in May 2023.

Making milestones and building great things across the organization.

Tenured leader of finance and business improvement, Floyd to focus on balancing opportunities to help transform the construction industry.

DPR's Dallas-Fort Worth office was awarded #4 Best Place to Work in the Extra Large category by the Dallas Business Journal's Best Places to Work 2022 list.

DPR's self-perform crews embrace prefabrication to improve production and efficiency. Hear Austin Drywall Foreman, Javier "Beto" Martinez, share the…

DPR won the Associated Builders and Contractors of Central Texas' 2022 Excellence in Construction award for the Indeed Tower project in downtown Austin. Working with many valuable design and trade partners, this industry-leading example of sustainability, quality and design deserves to be recognized as a true team effort.

Teams are making milestones and building great things across the organization.

DPR's Dallas-Fort Worth office was ranked # 7 in the largest North Texas metro-area general contractors list by Dallas Business Journal.

Elements and materials familiar to jobsites are used throughout the offices of DPR Construction, with an emphasis on sustainability, employment enjoyment, and a balance of work, play, and Austin spirit.

The Business Journals recently hosted urban studies theorist Richard Florida for a virtual event, The Future of Cities: America’s New Main Streets.

Houston may be somewhat overlooked in the national life sciences market today, but industry experts believe a prominent place on the map is just around the corner.

Construction continues, but tower has topped out at 590 feet.

From the ongoing coronavirus pandemic weakening the job market to a freak winter storm wiping out half of the state’s power grid, it’s clear that 2021 hasn’t quite been kind to Texas.

Heavy machinery chipped away at a Deep Ellum warehouse Friday morning. It’s symbolic of what a new company in that location will be doing.