Jensen Infrastructure’s Reno headquarters unites leadership and operations in a vibrant, purpose-built space. Using design assist subcontractors for efficient coordination, the project was completed near budget and on schedule, supporting custom engineering, sales, ecommerce, and client services in a flexible, light-filled environment that reflects the company’s brand and values.

Renovated guest suites received fresh finishes, ADA upgrades, and system improvements as part of a larger phased update at this alpine resort. Work proceeded during live operations and required coordination around legacy infrastructure and occupancy demands—delivering comfortable, modernized spaces without disrupting the guest experience.

The Urban Outfitters west coast internet fulfillment center in Reno has undergone a roof replacement, a tenant improvement refresh, and ongoing modifications to align with evolving operational needs. Plenium Builders continues to provide targeted upgrades, including plumbing, electrical, and layout adjustments, ensuring the facility remains efficient, adaptable, and optimized for long-term success.

Bohach Elementary School advances the District’s prototype model with refined systems and durable, energy-efficient design. Built through a competitive hard-bid process following the success of Nick Poulakidas Elementary School, it reflects continued collaboration and trust among all partners, maintaining quality and consistency across the District’s growing portfolio of modern schools.

Michael Inskeep Elementary School extends the Washoe County School District’s prototype elementary school model with refined systems, coordinated sequencing, and sustainable design. It includes 28 classrooms, three “Hub” spaces, and a STEAM lab, reflecting the continued partnership, efficiency, and quality established through the District’s evolving series of next-generation elementary schools.

This first-of-its-kind elementary school established the District’s prototype model for next-generation campuses. Delivered through a CM-at-Risk process, it introduced new program elements and advanced coordination standards. A proactive safety culture, strong communication, and disciplined preconstruction efforts shaped a successful model now used across the District’s elementary school program.