MOLTZ IS
ABOUT VALUES.
At Moltz Construction, we believe in teamwork, communication and working with a proactive mindset. We operate on a platform of strong core values that we adhere to throughout the lifecycle of every project.
OUR VALUES
SAFETY
Safety is a company-wide priority. We are committed to taking appropriate measures to protect the safety, health, and welfare of employees, customers, contractors, visitors and the community.
QUALITY
We take pride in our quality of workmanship. Our experience allows us to anticipate challenges and create solutions without cutting corners.
SCHEDULE
We complete our projects on time, every time. We realize the importance of completing key milestones, and our hands-on approach ensures each item on the schedule is progressing as planned.
BUDGET
We’ll always provide competitive pricing. Our projects are completing within budget and value engineering opportunities are sought out whenever possible.
SAFETY PROGRAM
Safety is our top priority throughout design and construction, and we’re committed to taking appropriate measure to protect the safety, health, and welfare of our employees, customers, contractors, visitors, and the community. Our in-house safety program complies with state and federal requirements.
Safety Training
“Toolbox” Safety Meetings
Job Site Emergency Plans
SDS Records
OSHA Training Classes
In-House Safety Inspections
Subcontractor Safety Programs
Accident Investigation
Accident Reporting
Substance Abuse Policies
Employee Incentive Programs
We firmly believe that with the right plan, correct implementation, and a proactive safety culture, we can mitigate potential hazards and create a safe site for everyone involved in the project.
Our health and safety vision is, “We all go home from work without injury or illness.”
OUR PEOPLE
Our key personnel are highly qualified, skillful, and familiar with working together as a team. We employ a variety of construction personnel with a wealth of knowledge and experience, and we encourage open lines of communication throughout the company.
Eric Moltz
CEO
Eric Moltz joined Moltz Construction, Inc. as President in 1995 and was appointed as Chief Executive Officer in 2017. Under his direction, Moltz Construction has experienced continual growth and success as a leader in the Colorado water and wastewater construction market.
Eric sits on the Advisory Board for Collegiate Peaks Bank, a division of Glacier Bank Corporation, holds a Bachelors degree in Construction Engineering from Iowa State University, and is an avid golfer.
Cole Philips
SOUTHERN DIVISION MANAGER
Cole Philips joined the Moltz family in 2006 with 8 years of experience in heavy civil construction and has since managed the successful completion of numerous complex projects. These projects range from treatment plants to large scale dam construction. Cole has a broad range of experience managing projects with various delivery methods including traditional design-bid-build, CMAR, CM/GC, and privately negotiated contracts. As the Southern Division Manager, Cole is heavily involved in client relations, project scheduling, estimating, value engineering, and team partnering with Owners and Engineers.
With a passion for the outdoors, Cole strives to take his wife and three children out to enjoy skiing, hiking, camping, hunting, fishing, rafting, paddle boarding, and mountain biking as often as possible.
Jon Tucker
NORTHERN DIVISION MANAGER
Jon Tucker joined Moltz in 2001 as a Field Engineer. During his time at Moltz Jon has worked as a Field Engineer, Superintendent, Project Manager, Estimator, and Division Manager. Jon has worked on several of Moltz’s largest projects over the years in both an office role and in the field. He has been extensively involved in every aspect of Moltz’s projects, from preconstruction through final build-out, and excels in early contractor involvement models like CMAR/CMGC and Design Build.
Jon spends his free time with his family outdoors, skiing, hiking, and fly fishing.
Philip Woodbury
CONTROLLER
Philip Woodbury has served as Company Controller for Moltz Construction since 2014. Phil manages the day to day and long-term financial transactions for Moltz Construction. Phil also serves as the company’s IT administrator and handles various Human Resource responsibilities.
Phil has a Bachelor’s degree from Cedarville University in Ohio, seven years of experience in public accounting, six years of work experience with Katz, Sapper & Miller in Indianapolis, and one year with EKS&H in Denver. In his free time, Phil enjoys all things outdoors, especially skiing, hiking, and biking.
MOLTZ HAS A RICH HISTORY.
The Moltz family came to Colorado and began building in the 1970s. Galen Moltz incorporated Moltz Construction in 1989, growing it into a premiere general contracting company.
Eric Moltz graduated from Iowa State University and moved to California to work for a construction company specializing in water plants. On a visit to Colorado, Eric’s dad asked him to move home and take over the business. In 1995 Eric joined Moltz Construction, Inc. and with his background in water, redirected the company’s focus to primarily water and wastewater related projects. He knew the work, he knew the business, and Moltz thrived in this niche industry as a result. In 2019, Moltz joined the Graham Group of Companies, one of Canada’s largest contractors specializing in buildings, industrial and infrastructure construction.
Today, Moltz delivers industrial, municipal, and commercial construction projects, while continuing to accelerate its growth. Through more than 30 years we have built an exceptional team of construction professionals that we consider second to be none.
DELIVERY METHOD
The types of delivery methods for designing and constructing projects are expanding. While the traditional design-bid-build delivery system remains popular, project owners now have a variety of delivery systems to choose from, including:
DESIGN-BID-BUILD
In the traditional hard bid, engineering and architectural design services are clearly separated from construction services; the project is 100% designed prior to bidding.
Key Benefit: Contracts competitively bid to ensure the lowest price.
Moltz Construction’s experienced estimating team takes pride in being thorough, utilizing the latest construction estimating software to propose a complete, quality product at the right price.
DESIGN-BUILD
Here, the contractor and designer work together as partners during the design phase to develop the project. Major subcontractors are also involved early on in the design process to provide their input.
Key Benefit: The project schedule is shortened as the design and construction phases overlap.
Moltz Construction received the Design-Build Institute of America’s Design-Build Excellence Award in 2010 for the Fairplay Wastewater Treatment Plant project.
CONSTRUCTION MANAGER GENERAL CONTRACTOR / CONSTRUCTION MANAGER AT RISK (CMGC/CMAR)
In this delivery method, the General Contractor is involved in the pre-construction project management services and then acts as the general contractor during the construction phase.
Key Benefit: The project is bid in packages or phases, allowing the overall project to be completed in phases. The General Contractor may choose to self-perform some critical phases of work, or may competitively bid those packages.
In the Construction Manager at Risk delivery method, the contractor works under a Guaranteed Maximum Price.
NEGOTIATED
This open book approach is frequently referred to as “cost plus,” meaning the product cost plus an agreed upon percentage.
Key Benefit: This provides the highest level of financial transparency to the client.
TIME & MATERIALS
Rather than providing a fixed price or a percentage, this delivery method is limited to the cost of labor and the materials put into the project.
Moltz Construction’s personnel have saved our clients thousands of dollars by suggesting innovative value engineering ideas. Our teams have specialized, hands-on experience that allows them to think creatively, suggesting improvements to projects that can also save clients money.
