About Us
Nelcon, Inc. is a Kalispell-based company specializing in heavy civil construction. The company has 25 years of experience in laying pipe in many challenging conditions and environments. In 2005, Nelcon completed a similar project that upgraded utilities and added lanes to Meridian Road through a heavily commercial district in Kalispell. The three managing partners have worked together for 13 years, and took over ownership of Nelcon, Inc. in 2003. Prior to that, Mike White, Nelcon's principal owner, served as vice president of Northern Line Layers, a subsidiary of a $2.6 billion Houston-based corporation. The current management team of Nelcon worked with Mike on numerous heavy civil and heavy highway projects, including dams, pipelines and state highways. One of their flagship projects was the 4.5 mile Shiloh Interchange in Billings. Nelcon also has an office in Missoula.
Havre Office: 415 2nd Street West
Phone: 265-1047
Fax: 265-1064
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Sam Weyers
Project Manager
"We take personal pride in the success we'd had with tough projects. We're proactive and try to anticipate problems, and make travel and business access as easy as possible. If an issue arises, you can bet we'll fix it and make sure it doesn't happen again."
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Mike White
President
"We hope to use our years of experience to make a better project for Havre and for Montana. We're honored to be entrusted with the challenges that US2-Havre presents, but it takes a team to do a job of this magnitude. A lot of people are involved in this cooperative effort."
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Val White
Superintendent
"Nelcon will have 100 people working on this job, in numerous crews. In addition, 14 different companies are working as subcontractors. Some of the most experienced contractors in the state will be taking a role, and many have worked with us before."
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