Project Control & PC Sports

02/03/2026

Congratulations to Wayne Davis on his promotion to Director!

Wayne’s outstanding contributions over the years with Project Control have been truly invaluable. Beyond his project work, Wayne is a dedicated partner to both our clients and our team, sharing his expertise, offering guidance, and mentoring his fellow employees. His leadership, commitment, and impact make this promotion especially well‑deserved!

01/12/2026

Project Control is excited to announce the strategic integration of Square One Consultants, an Austin‑founded owner’s representative firm with a 30+ year track record supporting capital project delivery.

By joining forces, we’re strengthening our ability to serve owners across a broader range of capital projects. Square One has delivered projects across 17 states with a portfolio exceeding $25B. Through this integration, 44 experienced professionals are joining Project Control.

“Square One Consultants and Project Control share a common purpose: to represent owners’ best interests and deliver successful capital projects,” said Dick McNary, President and COO of Project Control. “We are excited to welcome the Square One team, whose reputation for integrity and expertise will add tremendous value to our organization. Together, we will continue to provide exceptional service to our clients and create new opportunities for our talented staff.”

Learn more here: https://projectcontrol.com/news-resources/pc-s/

12/31/2025

When you need to lock in costs early, manage risk, and have a tight schedule, delivering your capital project via CMAR may be the way to go. Andrew Hunt, P.E. walks us through CMAR in our last Acronym of the Week.

We want to thank all of our employees who participated in this campaign throughout the year to help educate and share our knowledge with our followers!

What was your favorite Acronym of the Week?

12/23/2025

With MILLIONS of toys to make and a deadline tighter than a chimney, Santa knows one thing for sure: MOH matters!

Keeping those shelves stocked means fewer delays, happier elves, and a sleigh that’s ready to roll on time.

Want to know what MOH really means and why it’s a game-changer for Santa’s operation? Anthony F. will unwrap it all in our Acronym of the Week!

12/22/2025

Congratulations to the San Antonio Humane Society's Leeu Naylor Medical Building for winning the 2025 AIA San Antonio Community Impact Award for its innovative approach to animal care and sustainability.

The Leeu Naylor Medical Building is a state-of-the-art veterinary clinic located on the San Antonio Humane Society campus. It represents a major expansion from the original spay/neuter and intake clinic, with capacity for up to 25,000 surgeries annually. The building emphasizes natural light, biophilic design, and operational efficiency, creating a healthy environment for both animals and staff. Its design incorporates landscaped courtyards, soaring windows, and residential-style materials to foster a welcoming, non-institutional atmosphere.

Client: San Antonio Humane Society
Architect: Alamo Architects
Contractor: Metropolitan Contracting
Project Team: Andrew Hunt, P.E. | Dia Alyfantis Douget

12/19/2025

Every successful project starts with preparation!

That includes understanding what’s beneath the surface. Hidden utilities can pose serious risks to safety, timelines, and budgets if overlooked.

That’s why SUE is a critical step for avoiding costly surprises and potential dangers.

Lauren Casanova will share what SUE is all about in our latest Acronym of the Week!

12/18/2025

Hotel Daphne, a stunning new property by Bunkhouse blends modern design with local charm and is now open in Houston!

This project was all about collaboration, creativity, and delivering an exceptional guest experience. Check out the full article for details:
https://houston.culturemap.com/news/travel/hotel-daphne-heights-bunkhouse-opening/

Client: Bob Ackerley and Ben Ackerley
Hotel Operator: Bunkhouse
Architect: Tim Blanchard and Darwin McCredie
GC: Forney Construction
Project Team: Jorge Huerta, Assoc. AIA | Richard Lambert | Marc Scott

Taking one step beyond the threshold of the new Hotel Daphne in the Heights is — in a word — transformative. Layered with handcrafted details, various textiles, warm-natured tones, and vintage and custom pieces that embrace contemporary whimsy, Houston’s newest property from Austin-based compa...

12/10/2025

Everyone is familiar with square footage, which focuses on usable areas...but what about GSF?

In our Acronym of the Week, Andy Jimenez breaks down what GSF really means and why it matters is critical for architects, project managers, and anyone involved in space planning to know.

12/02/2025

From Blueprints to a Bright Future

Your favorite team has been working on a state-of-the-art stadium and after years of design and construction, the project has reached the O&M phase!

This phase represents a significant shift from construction to ensuring long-term sustainability for the facility. Hear from Brett Wasko on what O&M stands for in this week's Acronym of the Week!

11/26/2025

Enjoy some lighthearted Thanksgiving jokes to keep the conversation fun around the table this year! We’d love to hear your favorite Thanksgiving joke in the comments below!

We also want to express our sincere gratitude to our employees, clients, family, and friends.

We appreciate the partnership, trust, and support, and are truly thankful for each of you.

Wishing you a wonderful day filled with warmth and gratitude!

11/25/2025

When a project is nearly complete but not fully finished, local authorities may issue a TCO under specific conditions. This allows our clients to begin using their new facility before final completion. Patrick Cooper explains the meaning of a TCO in this week's Acronym of the Week!

11/24/2025

Project Manager Travis Simank has been elected Board of Directors for The Founder's Council at Texas Biomedical Research Institute!

We are confident Travis will make a meaningful impact while supporting Texas Biomed’s mission to improve global health through innovative research.

Congratulations, Travis, on this outstanding achievement and exciting new role!