CWallA News

In Mead, WA, construction is progressing on North 40’s latest expansion—a new 90,000-square-foot retail location positioned directly across from its original Spokane store. This significant development underscores the brand’s continued investment in the Inland Northwest.

Steel Stud Structures of Spokane is managing construction, utilizing framing products from SCAFCO Steel Stud Company and materials supplied by CWallA. With deep ties to the region, this expansion is designed to better serve the growing needs of North Spokane and neighboring communities—extending its reach all the way to the Canadian border.

Foundation work is underway at the future home of Sprouts Farmers Market in St. George, Utah. English Construction is at the helm, guiding development of this vibrant retail space with framing materials supplied by CWallA and steel products from SCAFCO Steel Stud Company.

Designed with community in mind, the new Sprouts location emphasizes both strength and sustainability. As construction progresses, the project is poised to bring expanded access to fresh, healthy food options—supporting wellness and growth throughout the St. George area.

Construction is moving swiftly at Selma Industrial Park in Fresno County, CA—an area rapidly emerging as a key industrial hub in the Central Valley. Leading the charge are Top Tier Contractors Inc. and Styline General Contracting, who are shaping a significant new development designed to support the region’s continued growth.

SCAFCO Steel Stud Company is supplying high-performance framing products to the site, with material distribution coordinated through CWallA. As steel rises and infrastructure takes form, this project signals a strong investment in Selma’s economic expansion—laying the groundwork for future business and job opportunities.

Progress continues at the $92 million Jubilant HollisterStier expansion in Spokane, WA. Performance Contracting is advancing the project’s interior buildout with support from CWallA and framing solutions from SCAFCO Steel Stud Company.

A key highlight of this phase is the use of SCAFCO’s Perfect Curve system, framing the new Employee Services and Human Resources areas with sleek, modern lines. Pendant lighting suspended directly from the steel adds a refined, architectural finish—bringing both form and function together as this dynamic space comes to life.

Ironwood Commercial Builders is making strong progress on the new VA Engineering & Maintenance Facility in French Camp, CA. This addition to the Stockton-area campus will provide vital infrastructure to support facility operations and long-term care services.

SCAFCO steel framing is being used throughout the build, with materials delivered through CWallA. Together, these trusted partners are helping lay the groundwork for a space dedicated to those who support our nation’s veterans every day.

All Wall Contracting, Inc., a CWallA client, is making progress on the Mann-Grandstaff VA Medical Center project in Spokane, WA. This two-phase development includes a 9,900-square-foot expansion to add 34 new beds, followed by major upgrades to the behavioral health center.

SCAFCO steel framing—specifically 600S200-68m studs—is being used to support the structure’s integrity and efficiency. With each phase valued at $20 million, this work is part of a larger $150 million investment focused on improving facilities and care for the veteran community in the Spokane region.

Stay updated on the Saint Michael Medical Center project in Silverdale, WA. The construction of a new four-story, 67,060-square-foot patient tower is underway, which will increase the hospital’s capacity by adding 74 beds. This expansion enhances the facility’s ability to serve the community more effectively. Firstline Systems is incorporating SCAFCO’s advanced framing solutions, such as the Priceless Header, Kwik-Jamb systems, and Kwik-Bridge Punch studs, to ensure the structure is both strong and efficient. This significant investment reflects the commitment to meeting the growing healthcare needs of Kitsap County residents.

The new headquarters building at the City of Bend Public Works Campus is taking shape! PCI, a CWallA client, is at the helm of constructing two of the three new buildings on the expansive 35.5-acre site. This strategic move centralizes various City of Bend divisions, enhancing operational efficiency. Thanks to the skilled efforts of PCI’s Portland panelizing division, the massive 174,000-pound SCAFCO Steel project remains firmly on schedule, promising a state-of-the-art facility for city operations.

Mountain Construction & Drywall is expanding Gallatin Valley Mall in Montana, using SCAFCO Steel to ensure a robust and lasting structure. This expansion will enhance the mall’s facilities, bringing modern spaces to the community and setting a standard for quality construction.

Witness the transformation at Lower Lake High School, where progress is visibly advancing. This modernization project includes demolishing outdated structures to make room for a new two-story building that will house modern classrooms, administrative offices, and upgraded student facilities. With the use of SCAFCO Steel, North Bay Drywall is ensuring top-quality construction throughout the new spaces, marking a significant step forward in educational infrastructure.