Phillip A. Levy Engineering Hall
$419.8 millionUnder wayUnder construction; substantial completion December 2028
An eight-story, 395,000-square-foot engineering building on the UW-Madison campus in Madison, replacing a building demolished in 2025.
The state bid an $89.5 million mechanical, electrical, plumbing and fire protection package with mobilization from December 2025, so MEP and fire protection crews are busy through 2028, followed by flooring, painting and building service work.
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The Daily Reporter, 2025-10-22 (opens in a new tab)→UW Health University Row Medical Center
Under wayUnder construction; completion end of 2027
A four-story outpatient clinic at 750 University Row on Madison's west side with primary care, urgent care, imaging, lab, rehabilitation and pharmacy space.
Clinic interiors bring HVAC, electrical and fire protection work through 2027, then flooring and finish trades before patients arrive in early 2028; UW Health additions at University Hospital and East Madison Hospital are running at the same time.
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WisBusiness, 2025-11-10 (opens in a new tab)→Irving & Dorothy Levy Hall
$115 millionOpening or openOpened fall 2026
A 136,000-square-foot humanities building at North Park and West Johnson streets on the UW-Madison campus with 13 classrooms and a rooftop garden.
Now open, the building moves into service contracts: custodial, HVAC maintenance, fire protection inspections and rooftop garden and grounds care.
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C.D. Smith Construction, 2026-09-23 (opens in a new tab)→Madison Metropolitan School District 2024 Facilities Referendum
$507 millionUnder wayPhase 1 under construction since March 2026; new buildings due 2027
Rebuilds or renovations of 10 of the district's oldest schools across seven Madison sites, starting with new buildings for Black Hawk/Gompers on the far North Side and Sherman/Shabazz on the North Side.
The new North Side buildings are under construction through 2027, then the old schools come down and the lawns are rebuilt on their footprint, with a second phase of referendum projects to follow. Building envelope, roofing, flooring, painting and site and grounds work all run through the program.
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Madison365, 2026-09-24 (opens in a new tab)→Imagination Center at Reindahl Park
Opening or openOpened September 2026
Madison Public Library's 10th branch and a four-season park pavilion at 1814 Parkside Drive in Reindahl Park on Madison's northeast side.
With the library and pavilion now open, the city buys ongoing custodial, HVAC maintenance and park grounds care for a building used year-round.
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Madison365, 2026-09-21 (opens in a new tab)→John Nolen Drive Reconstruction
$33.9 millionUnder wayUnder construction; contract completion July 2027
Reconstruction of the John Nolen Drive causeway along Lake Monona between the Madison Beltline and downtown, starting with the stretch from East Lakeside Street to South Broom Street.
The contract covers milling, grading and new asphalt and concrete paving, six reconstructed causeway bridges and three new bike and pedestrian bridges, new traffic signals and lighting, and a rebuilt shoreline, with the Madison LakeWay waterfront project expected to follow in 2027.
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Finance & Commerce, 2025-09-18 (opens in a new tab)→The Greenline
Under wayUnder construction; first phase expected to finish in 2028
Galway Companies' mixed-use village on about 12.5 acres along West Broadway in Monona, with close to 700 apartments, about 25,000 square feet of ground-floor commercial space and a 1.5-acre city park; the first phase replaces the Broadway Building at 1709 W. Broadway.
Phase one is two six-story buildings with about 357 apartments, covered parking and surface lots for retail, so shell, roofing, interior finish and lot paving work runs into 2028, with a second two-building phase planned next door.
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Wisconsin State Journal, 2026-09-30 (opens in a new tab)→Sub-Zero Verona Distribution Warehouse
nearly 800,000 sq ftAnnounced or plannedProposed; Verona plan commission review October 2026
A proposed Sub-Zero distribution warehouse on about 80 acres of farmland south of Whalen Road, expanding the business park on Verona's southeast side.
If approved, a building this size means steel and tilt-up shell work, a very large low-slope roof, warehouse sprinklers, electrical service for a 24-hour operation and truck courts and lots sized for about 70 truck trips a day.
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Wisconsin State Journal, 2026-09-29 (opens in a new tab)→YMCA of Dane County Fitchburg Facility
$58 millionOpening or openConstruction starting September 2026; opening early 2028
A 97,200-square-foot YMCA on McKee Road in Fitchburg with two pools, two gymnasiums, a childcare center for up to 100 children and a 10,000-square-foot Access Community Health Centers clinic, replacing Madison's West YMCA.
The build runs through 2027 with a new roof, interior painting across gyms, pools and childcare rooms, pool HVAC and a large parking lot behind the building; once open in 2028 a facility with pools, childcare and a clinic needs daily custodial service.
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Wisconsin State Journal, 2026-06-24 (opens in a new tab)→UW Health, UnityPoint Health-Meriter and Lifepoint Rehabilitation hospital, Fitchburg
58,000 square feetUnder wayUnder construction; completion early 2027
A free-standing 40-private-room inpatient rehabilitation hospital at 5094 Greenmarket Place, at Lacy Road and Highway 14 in Fitchburg, built by Findorff.
Interior trades are on site into early 2027: sprinkler and fire alarm systems for an inpatient hospital, patient-room and therapy-gym flooring, and mechanical and electrical fit-out for a 40-room hospital that Lifepoint will operate day to day.
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WKOW 27 News, 2025-10-30 (opens in a new tab)→Science Hall renovation, UW-Madison
$163.2 millionSee sourceRenovation set to begin in 2027
Renovation of the five-story, 98,000-square-foot Science Hall at Park and Langdon streets on the UW-Madison campus, a building on the National Register of Historic Places, into a hub for geography, environmental studies and geospatial science.
Work starting in 2027 covers a roof replacement, masonry and terracotta repair, window upgrades, HVAC and mechanical system upgrades, and interior rebuilds that remove non-historic partitions for new labs and gathering space.
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