Commercial lead generation and B2B appointment setting in Boise City

Under wayUnder construction, ID1 first wafer output targeted mid-2027 and ID2 late 2028

Two advanced memory chip fabs at Micron's Boise campus in Ada County, adding about 3,500 direct jobs.

Fab construction and fit-out keep mechanical, electrical and fire protection trades in demand through 2028, and the growing workforce and support buildings feed commercial service work across the valley.

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Under wayGroundbreaking June 2026, completion fall 2028

A seven-story tower and two-story vertical expansion at the Saint Alphonsus Nampa campus, 4300 E. Flamingo Avenue in Canyon County, adding 64 medical-surgical and ICU beds.

A hospital tower on an operating campus runs two-plus years of mechanical, electrical, fire protection and interior finish work, followed by healthcare cleaning contracts.

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Under wayGroundbreaking spring 2026, completion spring 2028

An outpatient center with urgent care, family medicine, pediatrics, imaging and specialty clinics on more than 17 acres at Highway 16 and Chinden Boulevard in north Meridian, Ada County.

A greenfield medical campus needs site paving, landscaping, HVAC and electrical packages through 2027, then recurring cleaning and grounds contracts.

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Opening or openOpened September 2026

A seven-story garage with nearly 1,000 rental car spaces, a customer service building and a covered walkway to the terminal at Boise Airport, clearing space for a future Concourse A expansion.

The new garage adds recurring sweeping, striping, lighting and cleaning work, and freeing space for Concourse A sets up the airport's next construction phase.

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Opening or openFinancing approved September 2026; both projects expected to open fall 2027

West Ada School District is rebuilding Lake Hazel Elementary and converting a vacant warehouse on Locust Grove in Meridian into a career and technical education center, funded by a $56.4 million certificate of participation loan.

A school rebuild and a warehouse-to-classroom conversion on a fall 2027 deadline mean general contractor, roofing and fire sprinkler work over the next year, then flooring and painting packages in the final months before opening.

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See sourceConstruction scheduled to begin early 2026

Three bond-funded Caldwell Fire Department projects in Canyon County: a single-story rebuild of Fire Station 1 and a fire administration building in the former city hall downtown, plus a new Fire Station 4 on Lake Avenue south of Karcher Road, with CORE Construction as builder.

Two new stations and a city hall conversion bring roofing, fire sprinkler and alarm systems, and interior flooring and painting through 2026, and the repurposed admin building is renovation work that suits finish trades.

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Under wayGroundbreaking August 2026, completion scheduled January 2028

A 20,000-square-foot forensic laboratory at Idaho State Police headquarters in Meridian for DNA casework, latent prints, digital forensics and ballistics, the first phase of a larger planned lab expansion.

The state lists specialized electrical, plumbing and HVAC infrastructure, and a new lab building also needs a roof, chemical-resistant flooring and coatings before the January 2028 finish.

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Under wayGroundbreaking February 19, 2026; completion projected late 2027 or early 2028

A 26,000-square-foot community center with a gymnasium, fitness rooms, classrooms and a Meridian Fire outreach center west of Settlers Park on North Venable Avenue, plus a park expansion with a dog park, green space, pathways, a playground and 347 parking spaces. Kreizenbeck Construction is construction manager.

The building brings roofing, gym and classroom flooring and painting through 2027, and the Settlers Park expansion adds turf, pathway and planting work plus grounds maintenance once it opens.

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Under wayGroundbreaking August 19, 2026; completion date not yet set

Boise's 103rd park, south of Eckert Road in east Boise's Harris Ranch area, with soccer fields, pickleball and bocce courts, a nature playground, shade shelters, a permanent restroom and a Boise River Greenbelt connection, funded by $3.7 million from the city plus family and soccer league donations.

Twenty acres of new fields, lawn and greenbelt connection is landscape installation now and recurring mowing and irrigation work after opening, with paths, courts and a restroom building for site and paving contractors.

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See sourcePhase one (four baseball fields) moving forward; construction partner named March 2026

A multi-sport park off Highway 16 and Pollard Lane in Eagle, Ada County, planned for baseball, soccer, lacrosse, football and pickleball, with McAlvain Construction named as construction manager and general contractor.

Phase one ballfields mean turf, irrigation and site grading for landscape contractors, plus parking and internal roads, with later phases adding more fields and support buildings.

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See sourceTopped out June 2026; completion estimated September 2029

A nine-story hospital tower on the St. Luke's Boise campus downtown adding 80 beds and seven operating rooms, plus a six-story medical plaza linked to the First Street patient parking garage.

With the steel topped out, interior work on the tower and plaza runs through 2029: mechanical and electrical systems for 27 operating rooms, fire sprinkler and alarm systems, and hospital-grade flooring. When patients arrive in early 2030 a 500-plus-bed flagship hospital needs round-the-clock environmental services.

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See sourceOperational September 2026; campus build continuing

Meta's data center campus on the outskirts of Kuna in Ada County, more than 750,000 square feet with two buildings now serving traffic and a closed-loop dry-cooler system.

The campus is live with more than 75 operational staff, so facility contracts now shift to ongoing work: cooling equipment and dry-cooler service, electrical maintenance for 1,600-rack data halls, custodial service for offices and support areas, and upkeep of the native-vegetation grounds.

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