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Houston nonprofit to break ground on new Midtown HQ

Crimestoppers Ground Breaking

Oct 12, 2015, 2:01pm CDT

Emily Wilkinson Print Editor Houston Business Journal

Crime Stoppers of Houston will break ground on its new 30,000-square-foot headquarters in Midtown on Oct. 30.

The nonprofit will tear down its current 22,400-square-foot building at 3001 Main St. to make way for the new structure, which was designed by Houston-based Merriman Holt Powell Architects and is being built by Houston-based Mission Constructors Inc. The new building will occupy the entire 3000 block of Main Street and will include a 12,800-square-foot Harris County Sheriff’s Officers Memorial Garden.

Crime Stoppers was started in Houston in 1981 and has since solved more than 30,000 cases that have led to almost 25,000 arrests.

"The Crime Stoppers program in Houston has become the most successful of any Crime Stoppers program in the world," said Dave Ward, news anchor at Channel 13's KTRK who will be honored as the voice of Crime Stoppers at its gala on Oct. 29. "It’s an amazing concept. Crime Stoppers has put thousands of felons in prison."

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Ground Breaking - Sugar Land Surgical Hospital - May 2011

MISSION CONSTRUCTORS, INC. TO CONSTRUCT NEW SUGAR LAND SURGICAL HOSPITAL

HOUSTON, TX, May 10, 2011 / PR Newswire

Mission Constructors, Inc., announced today that it was recently selected by Sugar Land Physician Partners to build the new 42,022 square foot Sugar Land Surgical Hospital in Sugar Land, Texas. The ground breaking ceremonies will be held this coming Wednesday, May 11, 2011 at 12:00 p.m. at the project site. The hospital is to be located at the northwest corner of First Colony Boulevard and Highway 59 at 16906 Southwest Freeway. The project team for the new Sugar Land Surgical Hospital will include: Architects - Browne McGregor Archi- tects, Civil Engineer - Costello, Inc., Structural Engineer - Haynes Whaley Associates, Fire Protection and Life Safety - Rolf Jensen & Associates, Food Service - Worrell Design Group and Landscape - Wong & Associates. This new hospital will include four surgery suites, two procedure rooms, and six patient rooms. In addition to the hospital, a two-story, 30,000 square foot medical office building adjacent to the hospital is being planned for future construction on the same site. Excavation of the site and construction of the new hospital is expected to begin shortly and is scheduled for a late 2012 opening. The Sugar Land Surgical Hospital and medical office building will help serve the medical needs of Sugar Land's growing population.

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Mission Constructors, Inc. is honored to be one of the winners of Texas Construction's Best of 2010. Mission won the "Small Projects Award of Excellence" for The Monarch School Project.

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Mission Construction, L.P. recently broke ground on a new Warehouse /Office/Sitework facility for Tube Supply,Inc. The project is to be constructed on a 26 acre site located at 4669 Brittmore Road in Houston, Texas. The project includes over 6 acres of heavy duty concrete paving, a 4 acre Warehouse Distribution Center and an office to house support personnel. Phase I completion of the project is slated for the end of June, 2011, and Phase II shall be completed by the end of October, 2011.

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