Since it’s inception, RUSH has a long history of successful performance on projects in the Central Florida Region. Our primary clients have been NASA, the U.S. Air Force, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and the Central Florida YMCA.
We excel in the performance of challenging and difficult projects. Our ability to effectively manage the many aspects of a project towards an ultimately successful conclusion is well proven.
We are aggressive problem solvers and are very proactive in helping the Owner in the timely resolution of problems that normally occur on most projects.
RUSH is an employee-owned company. The dynamic of this type of ownership is that our employees apply themselves to our projects with the vigor that comes from a vested interest, not just from the performance of a job.
On a local level, RUSH is at the forefront in environmental initiatives, having the distinction of constructing the first LEED certified facility at the Kennedy Space Center, Fl. This building was certified at a “Silver” level and has been joined by a second “Silver" certified facility at KSC.
We have an award-winning safety program, which is administered by our Corporate Safety Director. We have received the highest safety recognition offered by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the Associated Builders and Contractors. NASA has awarded RUSH with their Public Service Group Achievement Award in recognition of our safety program and their first ever, Environmental Recognition Award.
During our 25-year history, RUSH has never failed to complete a project on, or ahead of, schedule.
We excel in the performance of challenging and difficult projects. Our ability to effectively manage the many aspects of a project towards an ultimately successful conclusion is well proven.
RUSH’s dedication to a short list of clients has facilitated its ability to avoid litigation with clients, subcontractors or vendors.
RUSH is a member of the Associated Builders & Contractors, the Design Build Institute of America, the U.S. Green Building Council, The Society of American Military Engineers, and the Florida Safety Council.
