Each year, Varco Pruden recognizes projects that represent the best of the Varco Pruden Builder network and names its annual Hall of Fame winners.
These projects demonstrate innovation, design excellence, building efficiency and outstanding value.
Varco Pruden is proud to celebrate the 2026 Hall of Fame winners while celebrating the partnerships, expertise and creativity that continues to shape the future of building construction.
Hall of Fame winners are more than remarkable buildings. Each winning project shows what is possible when owners, architects, designers, engineers and a Varco Pruden Builder collaborate to create spaces that solve operational challenges and make a lasting community impact.
Winning projects serve as proof that pre-engineered steel and hybrid building systems can deliver architectural expression, operational excellence and long-term value across every industry.
The 2026 Hall of Fame winners include advanced manufacturing facilities, recreation centers, innovative retail environments and cutting-edge automotive facilities. Each project demonstrates the innovation and performance that define the Varco Pruden approach.
The Nova Live project in Manassas, Va., was built by R.W. Murray Co. and won Best Miscellaneous in the 2026 Hall of Fame.
Among this year's Best of Category winners:
- Best Agriculture: Rhythm Equine Veterinary Services, built by Con-Tech General Contractors Ltd., Langham, Saskatchewan
- Best Automotive: Rivian Montana Flagship Service & Demo Center, built by Sievert Construction, Inc., Belgrade, Mont.
- Best Church/Worship: Living Word Church Building Addition, built by Woodruff Construction, Spencer, Iowa
- Best Conventional: South Carolina Department of Education, built by Pyramid Contracting, West Columbia, S.C.
- Best Distribution: Justman Freight Lines, built by A.B. Systems, Inc., Eagan, Minn.
- Best Fast-Track: AB Brothers, built by Valor Contracting, Horace, N.D.
- Best Government: Oak Ridge K-25 Viewing Platform, built by Riedel-Wilks Building Structures, Inc., Oak Ridge, Tenn.
- Best Manufacturing: Wick Buildings Headquarters, built by Advanced Building Corporation, Mazomanie, Wisc.
- Best Miscellaneous: Nova Live Expansion, built by R.W. Murray Co., Manassas, Va.
- Best Office: DRM Corporate HQ, built by 1848 Construction, Inc., Lake Delton, Wisc.
- Best Recreation: PenMet Recreation Center, built by CHG Building Systems Inc., Gig Harbor, Wash.
- Best Retail: Proline Motorsports & Marine Sales Center, built by Con-Tech General Contractors Ltd., Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
- Best Retrofit: Triangle Rubber and Plastics Plant 2, built by Southwest Commercial Roofing, Goshen, Ind.
- Best School: YMCA Aspen Ridge Childcare Centre, built by Con-Tech General Contractors Ltd., Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
- Best Storage: DakotaMB, built by Valor Contracting, Fargo, N.D.
- Best Transportation: Dassault Falcon MRO, built by Harrell Construction Co., Inc., Melbourne, Fla.
- Best Warehouse: 3575 Faithfull Commercial Building, built by Con-Tech General Contractors Ltd., Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
LEFT: The PenMet Recreation Center in Gig Harbor, Wash., was built by CHG Building Systems Inc. and was named Best Recreation in the 2026 Hall of Fame. RIGHT: Proline Motorsports & Marine Sales Center in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, was built by Con-Tech General Contractors Ltd. and won Best Retail in the 2026 Hall of Fame.
Each winner tells a unique story, but they all share a common theme: the power of collaboration.
Whether supporting advanced manufacturing growth, strengthening community connections or reinventing commercial environments, these projects demonstrate how VP Builders continue to raise the bar.
Congratulations to all of the 2026 Hall of Fame winners!
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