Tutor Perini Building Corp

Congratulations to KDG+Destination Enterprises and the entire LAX/Metro Transit Center project team on receiving the CMAA Southern California Chapter's Project of the Year Award!

Tutor Perini Corporation is proud to have contributed to a project that is transforming mobility and connectivity throughout the Los Angeles region. This recognition is a testament to the collaboration, dedication, and expertise of the many partners, designers, trade contractors, and team members who helped bring this vision to life.

Thank you to everyone involved in making this achievement possible.

Today, we remember the many who gave everything for our country and honor them all.

We’re proud to celebrate the LAX/Metro Transit Center project being recognized at the 2026 SEAOSC-Structural Engineers Association of Southern California Structural Engineering Excellence Awards! 🏆✈️

Our team is honored to have worked alongside Tutor Perini Corporation on this transformative transit hub connecting Los Angeles International Airport to the regional Metro system.

Congratulations to Arup for receiving this recognition for structural engineering excellence, along with JCE Structural Engineering Group, Gruen Associates, Grimshaw Architects, and Metro Los Angeles for their collaboration and innovation in bringing this landmark project to life.

The LAX/Metro Transit Center represents decades of vision, engineering ingenuity, and teamwork that will enhance transportation connectivity across Los Angeles County for generations to come. We are grateful to have played a role in delivering a project recognized among Southern California’s most outstanding structural achievements. 🎉

This month, we are proud to recognize Marketing Specialist Barbara Sage as she celebrates nearly 20 years of dedicated service at Tutor Perini Building Corp. and begins her retirement.

Since joining TPBC in 2007, Barbara has been an important part of the marketing team, supporting proposal efforts, corporate communications, business development, and project pursuits across a wide range of hospitality, gaming, and mixed-use developments. Her contributions have supported projects including Vee Quiva Hotel & Casino, Marriott Grand Chateau, Pechanga Resort Casino Expansion, Choctaw Casinos & Resorts, and Hudson Yards.

Known for her reliability, attention to detail, and collaborative spirit, Barbara has made a lasting impact on both the work she supported and the colleagues she worked alongside. We thank Barbara for her many years of dedication and wish her all the best in her future endeavors. Happy Retirement!

Construction Safety Week 2026 concluded today at Eagle Mountain Casino in Porterville, California, where Tutor Perini Building Corp. hosted a Safety Stand-Down focused on reinforcing safe work practices and maintaining a safe, accountable job-site for every trade partner on the project.

Safety Manager Frank Lucero alongside his project team led the stand-down activities and daily safety topic discussions throughout the week, emphasizing the importance of job-site awareness, participation, and shared responsibility across all crews onsite.

In addition to the safety initiatives, vendors joined the event to support the project team, while participants enjoyed raffles, giveaways, and opportunities to engage with fellow team members throughout the week.

Subcontractors were encouraged to actively participate in discussions and submit daily documentation as part of the project-wide effort to keep safety at the forefront of every task. As Safety Week comes to a close, we thank everyone for their commitment to creating and maintaining a strong safety culture.

Shoutout to our team members celebrating May work anniversaries! Your commitment and passion inspire everyone around you. 🎉

Happy Earth Day! At TPBC, we’re proud to support sustainability through responsible construction practices and a dedicated team committed to building a greener future.

Celebrating our April work anniversaries and the incredible team members behind them. Cheers to your milestones and the new season ahead! 🌷

Big changes are happening at Eagle Mountain Casino as the site continues to evolve! 🏗️

Since our last update, the project has hit several key milestones, with work progressing across multiple areas of the site.

The new 33,000-sf central warehouse is gaining momentum: underground electrical and plumbing installations are underway, perimeter framing is in progress, and roofing activities are ongoing. Scaffolding now surrounds the structure, and upcoming slab-on-grade pours in early April will support continued vertical and interior development.

Meanwhile, the Northwest Parking Lot has seen a major transformation. What started as a cleared, prepped area has now become a completed section that meets the growing needs of the property—a key milestone for the project.

Steady progress continues across the site as we prepare to transition into the next phase, including the hotel and convention center. Our team continues to prioritize schedule, quality, and safety as we move into the next stage of development. We thank the Tule River Indian Tribe for the opportunity to contribute to this exciting expansion.

March 2004 marked a milestone for us: the completion of the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Tampa. From the gaming floor to the luxury hotel tower, every detail was crafted with precision and respect for the site’s history in Florida. 🌴🏨

Set on a tight 37-acre site just minutes from downtown Tampa, the project was delivered in two phases while the existing casino remained fully operational 24/7. Culturally significant areas were carefully preserved in coordination with the Seminole Tribe of Florida.

The four-star resort featured 90,000 square feet of gaming space with 1,800 machines, 32 poker tables, and an 800-seat bingo gallery. It also included a 12-story hotel tower with 250 luxury guest rooms. Guests enjoyed multiple restaurants, lounges, nightlife, live entertainment, and a signature retail space. The pool area included cascading fountains, terraced decks, and private cabanas.

With 10,000 square feet of meeting space and rock and roll memorabilia woven throughout, this project delivered more than a destination. It's a strong example of executing complex construction while keeping operations uninterrupted and showing cultural respect through every decision.