Clark Construction cites labor scale and schedule in topping-out remarks
August 28, 2026 | Board Council Commission Agencies , Executive, Washington
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Eric Olson, speaking for Clark Construction, accepted thanks on behalf of the firm and said the topping-out day reflected work by dozens of trade partners and thousands of workers. Olson noted the planned top-out date and tied the milestone to an internal schedule item, saying the team committed to a delivery that remains on time and on budget.
Olson described the scope in labor terms: "47 prime trade partners, a 135 vendors and secondary, 3rd tier subcontractors, 800,000 craft hours," and thanked the superintendent team and craft workers for their work. He closed by inviting the governor and attendees to sign the beam that will become a permanent part of the building.
Olson described the scope in labor terms: "47 prime trade partners, a 135 vendors and secondary, 3rd tier subcontractors, 800,000 craft hours," and thanked the superintendent team and craft workers for their work. He closed by inviting the governor and attendees to sign the beam that will become a permanent part of the building.
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