construction oversight. Since then,ACMS Northwest has grown to provide a wide range of services, including civil design, with a strong emphasis on construction management and inspection. The firm’s clients primarily consist of governmental agencies, such as state departments of transportation, municipalities, and airport facilities. Over the years, ACMS has expanded its reach and service offerings, solidifying its place in the competitive field of public works development. “We’ve always believed in building upon the good experiences we had at our previous jobs,” says CEO Laurie Allen.“Our goal was to bring what we learned and build something even better, all while focusing on inclusion and creating more opportunities for everyone.” While ACMS Northwest is headquartered in Portland, Oregon, its expertise spans beyond the city limits. Certified to operate in Oregon and Washington, the firm serves clients in both states and beyond. “Our headquarters may be in Portland, but our work takes us all over the region. We’re involved in projects in both Oregon and Washington, and we are always open to expanding our reach when the opportunity arises,” says President Monique Allen, highlighting the firm’s strong commitment to the Pacific Northwest. ACMS Northwest has built a reputation for handling diverse and complicated projects. The firm’s work is not just about building structures; it’s about improving the quality of life for people in the regions it serves, as evidenced by the types of projects it takes on. These projects include wastewater treatment plants, stormwater infrastructure, bridges, roads, and even sports stadiums. Notably, ACMS Northwest has been a key player in the development of the Hop Stadium in Hillsboro, Oregon, as well as ongoing work at Portland 42 BUSINESS VIEW MAGAZINE VOLUME 12, ISSUE 02
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