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7 Infrastructure Priorities That Keep Manufacturing Projects Moving

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How early coordination helps connect the facility, site and systems around the day production must begin. A manufacturing facility cannot operate without the infrastructure behind it. Roads must accommodate material deliveries. Utilities must support production demand. Drainage, site circulation … [Read more...] about 7 Infrastructure Priorities That Keep Manufacturing Projects Moving

Eric Lopp Named One of Kansas City’s “20 People to Know in Construction”

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Crossland Construction Division Manager Eric Lopp has been named to the Kansas City Business Journal’s 2026 “20 People to Know in Construction” list, recognizing leaders helping shape the construction industry across the Kansas City region. The Business Journal’s “20 to Know” series introduces … [Read more...] about Eric Lopp Named One of Kansas City’s “20 People to Know in Construction”

Built for More Than a Summer: Crossland Named a Top 100 Internship Program

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In the first year Crossland submitted its internship program for consideration, it earned a place among the nation’s best. This recognition means a lot because it acknowledges years of intentional work to strengthen our program, grow our own talent from the ground up, and develop the next … [Read more...] about Built for More Than a Summer: Crossland Named a Top 100 Internship Program

Martin Torres – The Man Who Never Stops Building

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Martin is the man who proves that hard work, heart and hustle never go out of style. Martin’s Crossland story began back in 2003. He took a short break a few years later, but came back and has now been here for nearly 15 years. He’s a familiar face on jobsites across Arkansas, Oklahoma, and … [Read more...] about Martin Torres – The Man Who Never Stops Building

Crossland Ranked #9 Among North Texas’ Largest General Contractors

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Texas keeps growing, and Crossland is growing with it. Crossland Construction was recently ranked #9 on the Dallas Business Journal’s 2026 list of the largest general contractors in North Texas. The list ranks firms by 2025 local revenue and includes general contractors working across the North … [Read more...] about Crossland Ranked #9 Among North Texas’ Largest General Contractors

Built Here: Celebrating 30 Years in Arkansas

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Thirty years ago, Crossland came to Arkansas with a small team, a lot to prove, and a name many people in the area did not know yet. There was no long list of local projects to point to. No deep history in Northwest Arkansas. No story to tell. Just people willing to work hard, figure things … [Read more...] about Built Here: Celebrating 30 Years in Arkansas

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