ST. LOUIS, Mo. – The American Subcontractors Association (ASA) Midwest Council hosted its 32nd annual Awards Gala, An Evening Under the Stars, on April 5th at the Four Seasons Hotel in Downtown St. Louis.
The event welcomed 420 attendees to celebrate industry excellence. Awards were presented in several categories including General Contractor of the Year, Outstanding MEP and Specialty Subcontractors, Professional Service Provider and Vendor/Supplier of the Year. Additionally, the ASA Legacy Award and GC Field & Office Employees of the Year were honored. The ASA Midwest Council also recognized members for their commitment to workplace safety, presenting special safety awards for outstanding safety achievements in 2024 and the Safety Cup Award to one ASA member company.
2025 General Contractor of the Year
Category A | BSI Constructors
Category B | McGrath & Associates
Category C | Interface Construction
2025 MEP Subcontractor of the Year
Category A | Guarantee Electrical Co.
Category B | Kaemmerlen Electric
2025 Specialty Subcontractor of the Year
Category A | Budrovich Companies
Category B | Bazan Painting Co.
2025 Vendor/Supplier of the Year
Nu Way
2025 Service Provider of the Year
Enterprise Bank & Trust
INDIVIDUAL AWARDS
ASA Legacy Award | Michael Smith | Vision Electric & Systems
GC Field Employee of the Year | Dan Randolph | Interface Construction
GC Office Employee of the Year | Jim Feldmann | Rhodey Construction
2024 ASA Safety Cup | O.J. Laughlin Plumbing Co.
2024 Safety Award Winners
Division I
Archkey Sachs Electric
Division II | T.J. Wies Contracting
Division III | Haberberger Mechanical Contractors
Division IV | Bazan Painting Co.
Division V | O.J. Laughlin Plumbing Co.
Division VI | Negwer Door Systems
“Congratulations to all the nominees and winners at our recent ASA Midwest Council Evening Under the Stars Awards Gala,” said ASA Midwest Council President Ryan Spell of Precision Analysis, Inc. “It was truly an honor to recognize and celebrate the best of the best in the St. Louis construction community. The dedication, craftsmanship and commitment to excellence demonstrated by our members and general contractor partners continue to elevate our industry.”
General contractors were nominated based on bid ethics practice, equitable contract/purchase order provisions, safety policy and practices, payment practices, jobsite supervision, scheduling coordination, subcontractor/vendor relations and administrative procedures/paperwork. Subcontractors were judged on bid ethics and practice, safety policy and practices, jobsite supervision, communication, scheduling coordination, project relations, administrative procedures/paperwork and quality workmanship. The service providers and vendors/suppliers were nominated based on pricing consistency, equitable contract/purchase order provisions, accessibility, timeliness of service/delivery, customer relations and administrative procedures. The general contractor and subcontractor categories were divided into sub-categories based on sales volume. ASA members nominated and cast votes for the general contractor and service provider and vendor/supplier awards. Past nominees and previous general contractor award winners submitted nominations for the subcontractor categories and then voted to decide the subcontractor award winners.