Woodward Design+Build has earned the Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) Accredited Quality Contractor credential for the second consecutive year, recognising its commitment to corporate responsibility and leadership in the construction industry.
Announced on November 11, 2026, the recognition highlights the company's ongoing investment in workforce development, safety, education and project quality.
Ken Flower, president of Woodward Design+Build, said the company's focus on employee development and client service is closely connected to productivity and project performance. The company continues to prioritise training, employee engagement and safe working practices to strengthen project delivery.
ABC's Accredited Quality Contractor programme recognises construction firms that demonstrate documented commitments to corporate responsibility and operational excellence.
Established more than 30 years ago, the credential evaluates contractors across five key areas:
According to Woodward, 832 merit shop construction contractors nationwide earned the credential in 2025.
Woodward's continued recognition reflects its focus on developing skilled employees and maintaining safe, productive workplaces.
The company emphasises that investments in employee training, education and safety contribute to stronger workforce performance and improved project outcomes. Its second consecutive AQC recognition reinforces these priorities as part of its broader approach to construction quality and corporate responsibility.
The recognition highlights the growing importance of workforce development, safety management and quality standards in the construction industry. Contractors that demonstrate consistent performance across these areas can strengthen their operational practices while supporting better project delivery and long-term client relationships.
Source: Woodward.
