The Station 37 expansion adds a new apparatus bay, backup power, and modern amenities to a previously constrained fire station site. Connected directly to a converted residence, the project enhances emergency response operations while respecting the scale and character of the surrounding Hidden Valley neighborhood. The station remains operational during construction.

PB is the CMAR for this 70,000-SF addition and 90,000-SF renovation of Edward C. Reed High School. Scope includes new athletic and classroom spaces, modernized interiors, and campus-wide safety and site upgrades. Construction is proceeding in phases to keep the school open throughout the transformation.

Plenium Builders is expanding and modernizing the Nevada Legislative Building, delivering a 13,000-square-foot addition with enhanced security, improved meeting spaces, and new amenities. The project, designed by Paul Cavin, Architect and Ethos Three Architecture, will ensure a high-quality experience for lawmakers and visitors.

Rolling Art at J Resort in Reno, NV will combine elegance and engineering in a 26,000-square-foot banquet hall and car exhibit. Featuring a $50 million car collection, including Ferrari’s “Big Five,” this project is part of Jacobs Entertainment’s $550 million investment in Reno’s revitalization. Plenium Builders is proud to be a part of this visionary endeavor.

The Eric & Linda Lannes Basketball Building at the University of Nevada, Reno provides state-of-the-art locker rooms, lounge spaces, and amenities for the men’s and women’s basketball programs. The 12,000-square-foot facility enhances recruitment, training, and student-athlete development while strengthening the University’s commitment to athletic excellence.

Construction in Tahoe demanded careful phasing, winter coordination, and attention to strict environmental rules. Crews delivered a three-story expansion with culinary arts space, ROTC upgrades, and a student hub, along with after-hours security retrofits. The result is a functional, inspiring learning environment shaped by regional expertise and on-the-ground collaboration.

TMCC’s expanded health sciences facility features a new simulation lab and upgraded learning spaces for nursing, radiology, and veterinary programs. Crews delivered the project on a fixed academic schedule, overcoming site challenges through phased construction and close coordination—resulting in a modern training hub for future healthcare professionals.