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American Institute of Architects Honor Award for McDaniel High School
The highest level of honor bestowed by the jury
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Award-Winning Safety: ConstructSecure Platinum Three Consecutive Years
An A+ score with the Safety Program Assessment
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Top-Project Honors for 3 Fortis Projects
University of Portland Dundon-Berchtold Hall, University of Oregon Tykeson Hall, and Kaiser Permanente Beaverton Medical & Dental Building are recognized for excellence
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Portland State University Team Honored by the American Institute of Architects - Oregon
Congratulations to all team members of the Portland State University Peter Stott Center & Viking Pavilion for being honored by teh American Institute of Architecture - Oregon for their "Significant Design Contribution." The award and overall project is a reflection of the collaboration that Fortis brings to each project team.
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National Design-Build Award for the Major General George White Headquarters
A 2019 National Merit Award winner for Commercial/Office
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American Institute of Architects Honors the Oregon Zoo Education Center
One of the top-10 innovative projects in the U.S. setting the standard in design and sustainability
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AIA People’s Choice Award for the OSU Reser Stadium Valley Football Center Renovation + Addition
The American Institute of Architects, Southwest Oregon Chapter winner in the Public/Institutional category
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Oregon Supreme Court Restoration Honored with a Restore Oregon DeMuro Award
The second Restore Oregon DeMuro Award for Fortis Construction
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Fortis Safety Program Honored with Top Industry Honor: GOSH Award
The Fortis Construction Safety Committee has been awarded the Oregon Governor's Occupational Safety & Health (GOSH) Award. The recognition is bestowed only every other year to two total companies.
Enable the people closest to the activity to develop, improve and drive the initiatives
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Design Excellence Awards: Fortis Project Wins
Two Fortis Construction-built projects garnered prestigious honors at the 2016 International Interior Design Association Oregon Chapter Design Excellence Awards. The awards highlight the exceptional interior design work that is occurring in the Pacific Northwest.
Design Excellence People's Choice Award:
JLL Office with GBD Architects
Design Excellence Transformation Award:
Portland General Electric Portland Service Center with FFA Architecture and Interiors
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Fortis Ranked as a Fastest-Growing Private Company in the Region
Fortis is the only company with 2015 revenues greater than $400 million to make the list.
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Fortis Ranked the #3 Best Company to Work for in Oregon by Oregon Business
"A high-achieving environment supports staff and pushes them to new levels of performance."
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Fortis Honored with 3rd Consecutive AGC Safety PRIDE Award
Safety is our culture, not just a policy...
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Fortis Receives the Safety PRIDE Award for the Third Consecutive Year
For three years in a row, Fortis has been honored with the Safety Program Recognition Indicating Dedication & Excellence (PRIDE) Award by the Associated General Contractors of America—Oregon Columbia Chapter. Stated by the AGC, Safety PRIDE recipients are members who demonstrate safety excellence in our industry.
"To me, PRIDE (a Fortis core value) means people are able to do their work smoothly, with enjoyment and are able to return home safely to their families each and every day, having learned something and having conducted their business honorably and with excellence."
~Fortis Safety Manager Demetra Star
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Fortis Named to Oregon Business Magazine’s 100 Best Green Workplaces in Oregon
Oregon Business magazine has released its sixth annual 100 Best Green Workplaces results and Fortis has ranked #68. Click here to read the article for the full details.
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Fortis’ Work at Oregon State University Honored with a DeMuro Award
Fortis has been honored with a DeMuro Award by Restore Oregon for the Oregon State University Furman Hall project. The DeMuro Award celebrates the best preservation, adaptive reuse, and community revitalization projects in Oregon. The award is named in honor of Art DeMuro—the late developer and president of Venerable Properties.
Restore Oregon’s caption on the project:
Furman Hall (1902), Corvallis – rehabilitated for Oregon State University School of Education (2011). Transformed a beloved-but-obsolete building in OSU’s historic district that was literally falling apart. Seismically unsound and wrapped in netting to protect pedestrians from crumbling sandstone, Furman Hall was structurally rebuilt, its interior redesigned, and sandstone façade replaced in kind.
