We are proud to share that Bartlett Cocke has been recognized with four awards at the 2025 Austin AGC Outstanding Construction Awards. This annual program, hosted by the Austin Chapter of the Associated General Contractors, highlights projects that set a high bar for the industry. Projects are evaluated on construction difficulty driven by design, location, and materials; the use of innovative or unusual construction techniques; the final appearance and quality of the finished work; and the ability to deliver on schedule.
Winning in this program is meaningful because it reflects the realities of our work. These awards recognize not just what a building looks like when it is finished, but how teams solved problems in the field, coordinated with owners and designers, and stayed focused on safety, quality, and schedule from start to finish.
This year’s award-winning projects represent the breadth of Bartlett Cocke’s work across Central Texas, from K-12 education to higher education support facilities and large-scale public venues.
Lamont Ramage Elementary School is a new 123,250-square-foot campus located at the corner of Grist Mill Road and I Drive within the 700 Bunton Development in Kyle, Texas. Designed to serve up to 900 students, the school includes 47 classrooms, two flex rooms, and a dedicated life skills area, providing a functional and supportive learning environment for a wide range of student needs. Bartlett Cocke partnered with Hays CISD, Huckabee and Associates, and our trade partners to deliver a durable, welcoming campus, overcoming site and logistics challenges through strong collaboration, careful planning, and a shared commitment to quality and schedule.
Round Rock Early College High School is a new 45,000-square-foot facility located on the Austin Community College Round Rock Campus in Round Rock, Texas, and designed to serve approximately 500 students. The project supports an advanced academic model that blends high school and college learning, requiring thoughtful coordination within an active higher education environment. Through close collaboration with the owner, design team, and trade partners, the team delivered a high-quality learning space that integrates seamlessly into the existing ACC campus and supports long-term student success.
The Leander ISD Plant Services Mechanics Shop is a new 8,190-square-foot facility that supports both district operations and hands-on student learning. The project included the demolition of an existing 5,000-square-foot building and the construction of a modern, purpose-built space designed for vehicle maintenance and instructional use. Serving as a learning hub, the facility provides students with real-world experience working on cars while delivering a durable, efficient environment that supports Leander ISD’s long-term operational needs.
The Williamson County Expo Center Expansion adds an 85,500-square-foot Practice Pavilion featuring an equestrian warm-up arena, along with new picnic pavilions and engineered parking improvements. As a central hub for community events and activities, the Expo Center required careful coordination to expand its capabilities while remaining operational. This project enhances the flexibility and functionality of the site, providing improved facilities that support a wide range of events and strengthen the Expo Center’s role as a gathering place for Williamson County.
