Company Description:
BFL offers methods and delivery services and remains creative and flexible to customize our services to meet the diverse needs of our clients and the complexities of their projects. BFL is built on a solid infrastructure of proven systems, procedures and processes. The construction industry is a volatile business; there is no room for half efforts or cutting corners. Our Project Managers are involved in all aspects of the entire project. There is no "hand-off" at any time during the project. Our Lead Superintendents do not work on multiple projects simultaneously. We perform a "best fit" analysis to determine the right match of your project requirements to our employees' technical expertise and match these teams together for the entire duration of the project. Here, at BFL, WE GET IT. We understand the importance of each facet of the process including negotiating the appropriate contract with the Owner, working with the architects to review the scope of the project, analyzing materials, equipment, techniques and schedules and the overall impact on project costs, quality and timing while taking into account site constraints and the architects intended aesthetics. Out total commitment to providing excellence in construction solutions is understood by our subcontractors and is the natural way of doing business at BFL. We operate with an "open book" philosophy when dealing with our clients. There are no secrets or hidden costs. In 1973 Brav and Foreman Construction was formed by Garry Brav, primarily as a custom home builder constructing numerous custom and spec homes including the introduction of solar homes to the Southwest. In 1976 a change in direction was undertaken to penetrate the commercial construction market with specific emphasis on tenant improvements. The first commercial assignments were tenant improvements in the home Federal Tower and the Alameda Plaza building for Del E Web Property Management. In 1977 Brav and Foreman Construction joint ventured a new company with Lazar Construction of New York. This new company, named BFL Construction Company, Inc. was financially underwritten by Lazar Construction which enabled BFL to bond and build larger commercial projects. The first of these were the initial build out of the 22 story Arizona Bank Plaza Tower at 33 North Stone and the retrofit of the Valley National Bank building in downtown Tucson. In 1979, Garry Brav acquired Foreman's stock in BFL which created an equal ownership basis with Lazar. During that time, Lazar Construction changed its name to NICO Construction Company, Inc. In 1983, at $500 million in annual revenue, NICO went public over the counter and one year later in 1984, on to the New York Stock Exchange as Leighigh Valley Industries (the LVI Group). At this point, Garry Brav acquired all outstanding shares of BFL stock and became the sole owner of the Corporation. BFL Construction Company, Inc. is now a locally-owned
BFL offers methods and delivery services and remains creative and flexible to customize our services to meet the diverse needs of our clients and the complexities of their projects. BFL is built on a solid infrastructure of proven systems, procedures and processes. The construction industry is a volatile business; there is no room for half efforts or cutting corners. Our Project Managers are involved in all aspects of the entire project. There is no "hand-off" at any time during the project. Our Lead Superintendents do not work on multiple projects simultaneously. We perform a "best fit" analysis to determine the right match of your project requirements to our employees' technical expertise and match these teams together for the entire duration of the project. Here, at BFL, WE GET IT. We understand the importance of each facet of the process including negotiating the appropriate contract with the Owner, working with the architects to review the scope of the project, analyzing materials, equipment, techniques and schedules and the overall impact on project costs, quality and timing while taking into account site constraints and the architects intended aesthetics. Out total commitment to providing excellence in construction solutions is understood by our subcontractors and is the natural way of doing business at BFL. We operate with an "open book" philosophy when dealing with our clients. There are no secrets or hidden costs. In 1973 Brav and Foreman Construction was formed by Garry Brav, primarily as a custom home builder constructing numerous custom and spec homes including the introduction of solar homes to the Southwest. In 1976 a change in direction was undertaken to penetrate the commercial construction market with specific emphasis on tenant improvements. The first commercial assignments were tenant improvements in the home Federal Tower and the Alameda Plaza building for Del E Web Property Management. In 1977 Brav and Foreman Construction joint ventured a new company with Lazar Construction of New York. This new company, named BFL Construction Company, Inc. was financially underwritten by Lazar Construction which enabled BFL to bond and build larger commercial projects. The first of these were the initial build out of the 22 story Arizona Bank Plaza Tower at 33 North Stone and the retrofit of the Valley National Bank building in downtown Tucson. In 1979, Garry Brav acquired Foreman's stock in BFL which created an equal ownership basis with Lazar. During that time, Lazar Construction changed its name to NICO Construction Company, Inc. In 1983, at $500 million in annual revenue, NICO went public over the counter and one year later in 1984, on to the New York Stock Exchange as Leighigh Valley Industries (the LVI Group). At this point, Garry Brav acquired all outstanding shares of BFL stock and became the sole owner of the Corporation. BFL Construction Company, Inc. is now a locally-owned