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https://haskell.com
Haskell is a construction-sector organisation associated with Jacksonville. Construction contracting; included among major US contractors in the retrieved industry directory.


About Haskell

Haskell is an integrated architecture, engineering and construction firm founded in 1965 and headquartered in Jacksonville, Florida. Its services bring design and construction disciplines together for projects across several markets. The company’s delivery model centres on coordinated teams that address facility requirements, construction and technical systems as parts of a connected assignment.

Markets and Experience

Its markets include healthcare, industrial facilities, infrastructure and mission-critical buildings. Published projects include Orlando Health Neuroscience Institute, the Airbus U.S. Space & Defense satellite manufacturing facility expansion, Confluence Park Water Reclamation Facility and the HP Hood fluid milk facility expansion. These examples show work ranging from healthcare environments to production plants and public infrastructure.

Services and Capabilities

Haskell provides architecture, engineering, construction and consulting, with design-build as a significant part of its offering. Its integrated teams can coordinate building design with technical and operational requirements, including those of industrial production facilities. The company also publishes insights on plant decisions, automation, power distribution and the technologies influencing design and construction.

Delivery and Collaboration

Safety is described as an integral part of Haskell’s culture, supported by training, predictive analytics and innovation initiatives. Its sustainability approach considers purposeful design and construction choices, while its workforce programmes focus on learning and career development. Haskell’s profile is therefore suited to owners seeking a combined design and delivery partner, particularly where a facility contains specialised systems. Its published portfolio illustrates the different contexts in which architecture, engineering and construction need to be coordinated rather than managed as disconnected stages.