King Soopers held its grand opening for store #116 January 2023. The unveiling presented King Sooper’s 12th Marketplace store in Colorado, which sells clothes and home goods in addition to groceries. The new 124,000-square-foot store is located at 13525 Quebec St. in northeast Thornton. It includes Murray's cheese shop, sushi station, Starbucks, pharmacy, and a selection of home and lifestyle merchandise like apparel, dinnerware, and small appliances. The project included a King Soopers gas station. The new store employs 250 people and includes an indoor mural by local artist Tom Ward. 

Scope of work for this $16.3M project included 40-acre site development and construction of a new Walmart Supercenter. Approximately 80,000 cubic yards were exported from the site. An interesting aspect of the project was the 12-foot cuts on the north side of the building pad and over 14-foot fills in the areas on the south end of the site. Our strategies to effectively manage the site work included breaking the site into work zones with aggressive schedules and demoing existing underground utilities, installing new utilities, and constructing retaining walls prior to or before completion of the fills in those areas. This project required substantial import and site balancing. 

This $10M, 130,000 SF marketplace with an adjacent retail and fuel center consisted of almost 20 acres of site work as well as roadway improvements. The sales floor slab was approximately 100,000 SF and consisted of 5” thick colored, polished concrete over 4” of aggregate base. MYC’s self-performed crews far exceeded Kroger floor flatness (FF) and floor levelness (FL) tolerance levels. This success can partially be attributed to our attention to detail in respect to stringent quality and environmental controls. Won Project of the Year Award by Brighton Economic Development Corporation in 2013.

This $11.5M Sam’s Club project consisted of site development and construction of a new 139,031 SF Sam’s Club with an adjacent fuel station which is part of the new Village at the Peaks development. MYC self-performed all concrete which included all building and canopy foundations, site curb and gutter, site retaining walls, sidewalks, and building floor and concrete slabs and installed new refrigerators. An interesting aspect of the project is that it is one of the first Sam’s Clubs in the country to get the scan and go technology. Our strategies to effectively manage the site work included breaking the site into work zones, each with aggressive schedules as well as demoing existing underground utilities, installing new utilities and constructing retaining walls prior to or before completion of the fills in those areas. Despite significant unforeseen site conditions, the store opened with no delays.

The project scope included a new Trader Joe’s store in Denver to include all concrete work. Concrete work included foundations and footings, slab, and grinding/polishing. Since this job was located in a dense populated area, MYC, the City, and Contractors had to maintain full time segregation from the public and construction through each phase of construction. The construction consisted of roadway cuts through Logan Street during the night, completing the tie-in and opening back up for the business hours in the morning. During this time our traffic control measures consisted of signage for sidewalk closures, closing down Logan, and having a Denver Police officer on site directing traffic. During other phase of construction temp chain link fencing and jersey barriers were utilized to ensure public and construction safety was at its prime at all times.

MYC performed a complete interior remodel for this $4.5M project at the Steamboat Springs City Market. Construction included new underground plumbing systems, addition of a new enclosed landing dock, and a new entry and new exit on the front of the building which included structural framing and cedar siding. MYC also completed refrigeration, shelving and fixtures, and other minor remodels.

The $12.4M King Soopers #125 project in Castle Rock was a 120,000 SF new build. The 14-acre site included associated utilities, parking lot, and landscaping. MYC self-preformed all of the concrete work including; foundations, slabs, and exterior flatwork, as well as refrigeration and carpentry. Matt received the Outstanding Field Professional of the Year Award by American Subcontractors Association for this project.

The $7M King Soopers #127 project in Lakewood required a remodel and an expansion. Scope of work included demolition of an old Office Max site and haul off to provide space to expand the King Soopers. Project work was accomplished while this store was fully functional. The work was phased to dismantle the old pharmacy and other areas while having temporary set ups King Soopers could still have available to customers. Other project scope included floors, electrical, mechanical, refrigeration, pre-tie caisson and pier steel rebar for new foundations, roof repairs, structural reinforcement, mezzanine work, and masonry.