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October 9, 2026

Boldt Earns Fourth Straight Best Workplace Recognition in Michigan

Construction Owners Editorial Team

Highlights

  • Boldt’s Michigan team earns Crain’s Best Places to Work in Michigan recognition for the fourth consecutive year.
  • Recognition highlights workplace culture, employee development and safety.
  • The employee-owned construction services provider operates across multiple U.S. markets.
  • The award underscores workforce culture as a factor in construction industry talent retention.

Employee Culture Drives Recognition

A construction workforce built around teamwork, safety and professional development has helped The Boldt Company secure a place on Crain’s Best Places to Work in Michigan list for the fourth consecutive year.

The recognition highlights the workplace culture established by Boldt’s Michigan team. The company identifies collaboration, innovation, employee growth, safety and community involvement as central elements of its approach to the workplace.

Employee Ownership and Workforce Development

Founded in 1889, Boldt is headquartered in Appleton, Wisconsin, and operates as a 100% employee-owned construction services provider with 17 offices nationwide. Its work spans healthcare, power, industrial, education and commercial markets.

The company also has experience with Lean construction, Integrated Lean Project Delivery and industrialized construction. These approaches support coordination and project execution across complex construction environments.

Why It Matters for Construction Employers

Recruiting and retaining skilled employees remains important for construction businesses managing complex projects and workforce demands. Recognition focused on workplace culture can help employers communicate their commitment to employee experience, development and safety.

Boldt’s repeated recognition in Michigan offers an example of how workplace practices can form part of a construction company’s broader workforce strategy. The announcement did not disclose the selection criteria, ranking or specific employee survey results associated with the latest recognition.

Source: Boldt.

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