Playalinda Brewing Company, located in a historic building from 1910, is North Brevard’s first microbrewery. RUSH worked together with the owners of this building to blend a state-of-the-art brewing system in a historic building. Due to the building’s age, extensive interior renovations were required for this project, while making every effort to preserve the space…
The following Health First Projects have been completed…
Honoring Those Who Protect and Serve. In 2002, a five-acre tract of land was purchased from Boeing inside an area that today is called Riverfront Center. Titusville-based, RUSH Construction, Inc. was the recommended and chosen contractor for the 50,000-sq.-ft. project, which was completed on time and under budget for a grand opening in spring 2003.…
The Honor Flight Network is a non-profit organization created solely to honor America’s veterans for all their sacrifices by transporting them to Washington, D.C. to visit and reflect at their memorials. Last month, RUSH Construction Inc. sponsored Senior Project Manager Mike Lapinski to serve as a “Guardian Escort” aboard the June 27th, 2015, Space Coast…
RUSH Construction Inc. has been chosen among second-stage businesses competing to earn this prestigious honor. GrowFL recently announced that RUSH Construction, Inc. has been selected as a 2015 Florida Companies to Watch finalist. The awards event – now in its fifth year – honors 50 select second-stage companies from throughout the state for developing…
The following NASA projects have been completed…
Project Manager: David Sumner Lead Design Engineer: Dung Trang Construction Manager: Scott Stilwell Contracting Officer: Anthony Caruvana This project constructed a new Radio Frequency and Telemetry Station (RFTS) in the LCC rooms 2P11 and 2P12 to house personnel and equipment to provide transmit or receive command capabilities during processing flows. In addition, structures were installed…
Three decades ago, RUSH Construction was tasked with creating Lightning Mitigation Towers for Launch Complex 40 and 41. These towers are designed to defend the rockets and service structures from lightning strikes that could ultimately delay a mission and/or damage vital launch hardware. Standing 35-stories high and creating an umbrella-like shield with catenary cables, the…
