Recognition | Excellence recognized by peers, clients, and the community.
The Associated General Contractors of Tennessee, Middle Tennessee Branch is a nonprofit trade association that provides our membership with a wide range of services and benefits designed to support professional construction firms in their pursuit of excellence. These awards strive to recognized General Contractor, Architect, Engineer, Subcontractor, Supplier and Service Provider members for their outstanding performances on some of our state’s most noteworthy construction projects.
2024
- Cool Springs Park | General Contractor Renovation
- Ashland City Fire Station One | General Contractor New Construction
2023
- Jim Brownlee, Founder | AGC Middle Tennessee Branch SIR Award
- MTSU Murphy Center Curtainwall | General Contractor Renovation
- Vanderbilt University Basketball Locker Room | General Contractor Renovation
2022
- Battle Ground Academy Center for Arts & Entrepreneurship | General Contractor New Construction
- Brentwood Police Department HQ | General Contractor New Construction
- St. George’s Church Additions & Renovations | General Contractor Renovation
2021
- Currey Ingram Academy Dormitory | General Contractor New Construction
- Currey Ingram Academy Soccer Pavilion | General Contractor New Construction
2020
- Moxy Hotel | General Contractor Renovation
- Virgian Springs | General Contractor New Construction
2019
- Richland Country Club Renovations | General Contractor of the Year
2018
- Fifth Third Plaza Renovation | General Contractor Renovation Under $2 million
- Vanderbilt University’s Hawkins Field Upgrades | General Contractor Renovation Under $10 million
2017
- Vanderbilt University’s Engineering & Science Building | General Contractor New Construction Project Under $90 million
- Williamson County’s Public Safety Center | General Contractor New Construction Project Under $30 million
- Belle Meade Country Club’s Turf Care Maintenance Facility | General Contractor New Construction Project Under $5 million
2016
- United Methodist Publishing House Headquarters | General Contractor Renovation Project $12-14 million
- Hankook Tire Training Center | General Contractor New Construction Project $10-20 million
2015
- Harpeth Hall School’s Athletic & Wellness Center | General Contractor New Construction Project $10-20 million
- Video Gaming Technologies Corporate Headquarters | General Contractor Renovation Project $0-10 million
- Ronald Crutcher | Skill Integrity Responsibility (S.I.R.) Award
2014
- Montgomery Bell Academy’s Wallace Hall (New Dining Hall) | General Contractor New Construction Project $10-20 million
- Austin Peay State University’s Maynard Math & Computer Science Building | Award of Merit General Contractor New Construction Project $5-10 million
2013
- Montgomery Bell Academy’s Lowry Hall | General Contractor New Construction Project $10-20 million
- Vanderbilt University’s McGugin Center Renovations | Award of Merit General Contractor Renovation Project $0-5 million
2012
- Montgomery Bell Academy’s Parking Garage & Soccer Field | General Contractor New Construction Project $5-15 million
- St. George’s Episcopal Church Flood Reconstruction & Renovation | General Contractor Renovation Project $0-5 million
2011
- Til Bourland, President | AGC Middle Tennessee Branch Build America SIR Award
2010
- Austin Peay State University’s Hemlock Semiconductor Building | General Contractor New Construction Project $5-15 million
- Vanderbilt University’s Football Stadium Renovation | General Contractor Renovation Project $2-5 million
- CompTrust AGC Safety Award – Zero Loss Ratio
The purpose of the Urban Land Institute Excellence in Development Awards is to celebrate excellence in development and design, recognize successful collaboration among development partners, and acknowledge the importance of strong communities. The winning projects were recognized for innovation in land use and design, design excellence, contribution to the community, reflection of the regional or neighborhood character, public/private partnership, environmental sensitivity, and financial viability.
2011
The Governor’s Award of Excellence honors Tennessee employers and employees who meet a required number of hours without workplace injuries serious enough to cause an employee to miss a day of work or restrict normal job activities. The number of hours required is based on the size of the company.
2023
- Tennessee Department of Labor & Workforce – Tennessee Governor’s Award of Excellence for Workplace Safety and Health
2016
- Tennessee Department of Labor & Workforce – Tennessee Governor’s Award of Excellence for Workplace Safety and Health
2011
- Tennessee Department of Labor & Workforce – Tennessee Governor’s Award of Excellence for Workplace Safety and Health
The Heritage Foundation of Franklin & Williamson County is now accepting nominations for its 48th Annual Preservation Awards, which serve to celebrate outstanding historic preservation projects in the community.
2011
- Williamson County Courthouse
The Metropolitan Historical Commission’s Preservation Awards program recognizes outstanding efforts to preserve Nashville’s historic architecture.
2011
- Martin Development Center