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E-Mail Story Print Story Text Size:   A   A   A Email Story Posted: Friday, 05 February 2010 4:15PM Local contractor gets CMH project Michael Desmond Columbia Memorial Hospital has awarded a major local construction project to Rickenbach Construction and INLINE Commercial Construction. The two companies have formed a joint venture for the CMH Surgery and Hospital Renovation projects. The joint venture allows Rickenbach Construction to do the majority of the renovation projects, including the construction of a new 3 story office building. INLINE will handle the surgery portion of the project. Columbia Memorial Hospital CEO Erik Thorsen says their recent experience with Rickenbach Construction gave us the confidence they would do a great job on this project. Owner Jared Rickenbach, says his goal is to award 60-70 percent of the subcontractor work to local firms.

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