No. 130: Ben Hur Construction Co. - St. Louis Business Journal:

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The general construction management firm's steell works division debutedlast summer, and that was the main factof driving its tremendous Brown said. Ben Hur Steel formed in the spring of isa full-service steel business that fabricates, engineers and erects steel framing for buildings. Its notable locap projects include The Crescent developmenr in Claytonand St. Anthony's Medical About 30 employees were hired to work in thesteeo division. "We've been very fortunate, especially since the general constructiohn community here locally has embraced our steel workws operation and has already put us in a plac e of prominence in a short periosdof time," Brown said.
On the construction Ben Hur's top clients include Anheuser-Busch Cos. Inc., The Boeingv Co. and Lambert-St. Louis Internationalp Airport. With projects including an additionat Pfizer' s Chesterfield facility expected to be completed this Brown expects Ben Hur'xs 2007 revenue to be between $110 million and $120 In addition to its St. Louis Ben Hur has operations in Cincinnatuand Indianapolis. Of the company's 450 150 are located in St. Brown, the company's largest is joined by the St. Louis senior managemeng team ofJohn Vogt, vice presidentr of western division; Thomas Schmidt, chief financial officer; and Randy Boettler, vice presidenyt of general construction.
Mark Douglas and William Nick Browjn III run the Cincinnati and Indianapolis offices, respectively.