Nagelbush Mechanical has added another major boost to Tutor Perini’s Florida pipeline with the award of $154.6 million in mechanical and plumbing contracts across multiple residential high-rise developments in South Florida.
The company will deliver MEP scopes on five projects, including a mix of luxury condominiums and large-scale rental communities in Miami, Sunny Isles Beach and West Palm Beach. The awards were disclosed in a Monday announcement from Tutor Perini.
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Four of the jobs increased Tutor Perini’s Q3 2025 backlog and include:
Bentley Residences, a 62-story, 213-unit luxury tower in Sunny Isles Beach, carrying the iconic automotive branding
The Residences at 1428 Brickell Avenue, a 72-story premium condo with 189 units in Miami’s luxury corridor
JEM Miami Worldcenter, a 61-story mixed community with 530 rentals and 259 condominium units, part of Miami’s massive Worldcenter development
Namdar Tower 2, a 42-story tower with 712 rental apartments in Miami
The fifth project — Olara, a 26-story mixed-use building in West Palm Beach — was previously booked to Tutor Perini’s Q1 2025 backlog.
Tutor Perini acquired Nagelbush Mechanical in 2011 through its purchase of GreenStar Services, a move that expanded its MEP capabilities nationwide. Along with Nagelbush, GreenStar included:
Five Star Electric (New York)
WDF (New York)
The latest contract wins reflect strong momentum across the Tutor Perini group. Recent notable subsidiary awards include:
$60.2 million dam modernization project in Rothschild, Wisconsin by Lunda Construction
$220 million construction effort for the Eagle Mountain Casino Phase 2 expansion in Porterville, California by Tutor Perini Building Corp.
$960 million contract for the UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital replacement in Oakland, California by Rudolph and Sletten
Why It Matters
South Florida’s skyline continues to rise, driven by luxury demand, population growth and global capital.
Mechanical and plumbing systems represent a significant portion of vertical construction costs on supertall and high-density residential towers.
The increased backlog supports Tutor Perini’s financial visibility heading into 2026.
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