Robins & Morton

In construction and service environments, trust is built in moments, not meetings. If you're heading to Converge Construction Summit 2026 next week in Chicago, we hope you'll join our Director of Building Forward & Lean Practices Jennifer Lacy for an interactive session focused on storytelling, listening, and nonverbal communication as practical tools for stronger connection. We look forward to seeing you there!

We have welcomed 96 co-ops and interns to our team this summer — our largest cohort ever. These students have joined us from 30 universities and are working on 42 jobsites and in nine offices across 10 states. They are serving in field operations, safety, preconstruction, finance, and marketing roles. Among the cohort, 38 are continuing or returning from previous semesters. We're excited to see these future industry professionals become integral parts of our teams and gain invaluable experience this summer! #BeATrueBuilder

We're excited to begin work on this project that will serve our community for many years to come! #BuildingWithPurpose

Operations Manager Marshall Scott recently shared his perspective on the biggest challenges shaping healthcare construction in 2026 — and more importantly, how to overcome them. In his article for Medical Construction & Design, Marshall breaks down four critical factors impacting project success: • Speed to market amid rising competition and shrinking skilled labor pools • Integrated preconstruction that saves millions and improves estimate fidelity • Prefabrication strategies delivering months of schedule savings • Technology, AI, and robotics transforming jobsite efficiency and real‑time decision‑making His insights highlight how proactive planning, early engagement, and innovative delivery methods are helping healthcare systems navigate unprecedented complexity. Read the full article here: bit.ly/42wyaRx

We're so excited to begin work on this project that will have a lasting, positive impact on our Tampa Bay community for many years to come! #BuildingWithPurpose

We’re proud to announce that Edwige Clark, a project director on our Miami-Fort Lauderdale team, has been named chair of the 2026 Broward Hard Hats with Heart campaign! This year-long initiative, in partnership with the American Heart Association, is dedicated to advancing heart health awareness, advocacy, and education for construction professionals across our region. Edwige will lead the campaign alongside our team members Operations Manager Johnathan Peavy, Division Director of MEP Services Kyle Davis, and Senior Project Manager Robert Creswick, each of whom will serve on the leadership team. Together, they’re working to integrate health, well-being, and prevention solutions into the construction industry’s culture — because people are the foundation of everything we build. With construction workers facing higher risks for heart disease and stroke, Hard Hats with Heart inspires companies to prioritize employee health through healthy food options, physical activity, stress-reducing programs, and life-saving education like Hands-Only CPR. Join us in supporting this important cause and showing our workforce that their health and well-being truly come first. #GivingWithPurpose

This Memorial Day, we express our deepest gratitude for those who gave everything in service to our nation.

Our San Antonio team was honored to support ThriveWell Cancer Foundation's Conquering Cancer in Every Color initiative. ThriveWell is dedicated to finding a cure for cancer by funding research, providing patient support, and offering programs that improve the quality of life for patients and their families. In 2025 alone, the organization provided more than $2 million in financial, transportation, and lodging assistance, helping over 1,750 patients access critical care. Through initiatives like this, ThriveWell continues to remove barriers to treatment while advancing research and wellness programs across the San Antonio community. We are proud to stand alongside organizations like ThriveWell to make a meaningful impact beyond the jobsite. #GivingWithPurpose

Jason Hebert brings more than 23 years of healthcare design experience to TRO Jung|Brannen. He leads strategic planning efforts that strengthen operational performance and support long-term growth, while remaining actively engaged as a designer and project manager. Jason has guided a wide range of acute, specialty, and ambulatory healthcare projects across the South. Gather insights from Jason and other industry experts in the 2026 State of Healthcare Construction Report built by Robins & Morton. 📝: robinsmorton.com/lp/sohc

During Earth Month 2026, our team members across the country came together to make a lasting impact on our environment. Nearly 1,000 team members submitted sustainability pledges as part of our Pick Your Pledge initiative, a campaign we launched more than a decade ago to raise awareness of the simple ways we can live more sustainably. It encourages us all to look at our daily actions to see how we can take small steps to improve environmental and social well-being. Nearly 300 of those pledges were related to sustainability at our Building Forward® Connect 2026 event — whether through sustainable travel or sustainable habits while at the conference. In return, we’re planting 980 trees, which reduces 490 metric tons of carbon dioxide emissions from the atmosphere and generates $2,450 in downstream community income and benefits. Thank you to each of our team members who made a pledge!