Government and Municipal
Constructing the Core of Western Slope Communities
Stryker & Company builds and renovates the public facilities that help Western Colorado communities function and grow. Our experience includes civic buildings, county facilities, fire stations, recreation spaces, public safety facilities, and complex renovations in active environments.
Because these projects are often funded by taxpayers, we understand the importance of clear communication, thoughtful planning, responsible budgeting, and public accountability. Our principals remain involved from bid through closeout, helping owners address challenges early and keep decisions moving.
SCOPE OF SERVICES
What This Includes
- Municipal and county office construction and renovation
- Fire stations, public safety facilities, and first responder spaces
- Recreation facilities, parks, amphitheaters, and public gathering spaces
- Multi-phase renovations in occupied or active facilities
- Coordination with public officials, agencies, architects, and community stakeholders
- Value engineering and budget-conscious planning for publicly funded projects
Our work
Featured Government and Municipal Projects
Montrose County Courthouse Historical Restoration
Stryker & Company completed a $14 million restoration and modernization of the Montrose County Historic Courthouse, a landmark building constructed in 1922 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Ridgway Fire Station
Stryker & Company delivered a design-build improvement to an existing volunteer fire facility in Ridgway, Colorado, expanding it to accommodate updated equipment and house Ouray County EMS after its relocation from the Town of Ouray.
Telluride Park & Ride
Stryker & Company built a CDOT-funded park-and-ride facility for San Miguel County to improve transportation access and support the Lawson Hill community.
Holly Park, Montrose Recreation
Stryker & Company completed a major renovation of Holly Park, Montrose’s first recreation park, for the Montrose Recreation District.
Pompeys Pillar Amphitheater
Stryker & Company supplied, erected, and painted a radius-shaped roof structure over the existing amphitheater seating area at Pompeys Pillar National Monument for the Bureau of Land Management.
Montrose Rotary Amphitheater
Stryker & Company built the Montrose Rotary Amphitheater, an eight-years-in-the-making capstone project for the City of Montrose.
Pine Creek, Vault Toilet & Dock Anchorage
Stryker & Company replaced the outdoor toilet building and stabilized the dock anchoring system at Pine Creek in Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park for the National Park Service.
Montrose County North Campus
Stryker & Company is building the $25 million Montrose County North Campus, a 44,606 square foot facility consolidating Human Services, Public Health, Human Resources, and Finance into a single, modern county building.
Testimonials
Trust Earned One Project at a Time
Always, we wouldn't recommend anyone else. There is no other construction company with the depth and breadth of talent, the connections to local sub-contractors, the desire to put the client first, and perhaps, most importantly, who cares more about our local community than Stryker & Company.
David Fishering, Partner - High Oasis, LLC
I would highly recommend meeting with Scott and the Stryker team when evaluating potential contractors. They consistently deliver on their commitments, communicate effectively throughout the project, and bring a depth of expertise that enables them to successfully navigate complex challenges. Their experience, professionalism, and collaborative approach make them a trusted partner capable of delivering high-quality results, even in demanding healthcare environments.
- Dan Soderlind, CEO - Black Canyon Surgical Center
I would recommend Stryker & Company to other clients because they care for the client and the community with their work ethics.
Rosemary Murphy,
Montrose County Treasurer
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