Bradbury Stamm Construction

Bradbury Stamm Construction is a construction company in Albuquerque, New Mexico, at 7110 2nd St NW. It holds a rating of 3.40. The firm works as a construction manager, design builder and general contractor on public works, private developments, infrastructure, multi-unit living and solar projects. It is an ENR Top 400 builder and a Women Owned commercial builder, and it operates in New Mexico, Minnesota (Winkelman), Iowa, Colorado and Texas.

The company was founded in 1923, when O.G. Bradbury, a trained carpenter and millwright, began O.G. Bradbury, Contractor. Its first commercial and public job was the Highland Park Bandstand in Albuquerque. After work with the Army Corps of Engineers during World War II, O.G. Bradbury's son-in-law, Robert Stamm, joined the company, was named partner, and the business incorporated as Bradbury & Stamm Construction Company, Inc. Ownership passed to James King in 1978, who had been mentored by Robert Stamm. Through the 1980s and 1990s the company grew to become the largest contractor in New Mexico. In 2010, Cynthia K. Schultz, daughter of James King, took over as CEO. The New Mexico office continues to work with changing market conditions, new technologies, products, safety practices and building trends.

The company's Minnesota office began in 1969 as Winkelman Enterprises, founded by Don Winkelman, Sr. and his sons in St. Cloud, providing commercial and institutional construction in Central Minnesota. Duane Schultz and Keith Schupp purchased the family-owned business in 1983 and grew it into a regional full-service construction company working primarily in Central Minnesota and also in Wisconsin, North Dakota and Iowa. In 2017 the firm transitioned into the Bradbury Stamm family of companies, bringing financial stability, a stronger commitment to safety, and national tools, processes and resources while keeping local management in place. The company's team includes members who have served since 1972, 1989, 1997 and 1998, alongside staff who joined in recent years.

The office sits on 2nd Street Northwest, about a quarter mile from the Bernalillo County Emergency Operations Center and roughly half a mile from 4th Street Northwest and Osuna Road Northwest. The North Valley Library and the Rudolfo Anaya North Valley Library are both about six-tenths of a mile away.

Bradbury Stamm Construction has built in Albuquerque since 1923, and its New Mexico office carries that century of general contracting work into public works, infrastructure and solar projects across the state.

Services:

• Infrastructure projects
• Multi-unit living
• Private developments
• Professional construction services
• Public works projects