Cox succeeds Paul Neidlein, who served in the role for six years and has been named President of JE Dunn’s new Advanced Facilities Group, leading projects in the rapid growth of industrial and manufacturing; mission-critical; and advanced industries markets across the country.  

A graduate of Purdue University with a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, Cox has more than 22 years of experience in the construction industry. His entire career has been with JE Dunn, starting as a Project Engineer. He has held numerous roles during his tenure, ranging from Project Manager to Vice President, and, most recently, the Director of Construction Operations for the Kansas City office. 

Cox has worked on a variety of project types and has excelled at managing large, complex projects in both preconstruction and construction. A few of his notable projects include the Loews Kansas City and Arlington Convention Center hotels, JE Dunn’s 1st semiconductor manufacturing work in Oregon, the T-Mobile Headquarters Campus, the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, the Richard Bolling Federal Building, and the Kansas City, Missouri Police Department headquarters. 

His leadership and community experience also extend outside of JE Dunn. Cox is a LEED Accredited Professional, he served as a board member and secretary of the Kansas City Architectural Foundation, and he is an alumnus of the Centurions Leadership Program of The Greater Kansas City Chamber of Commerce. Cox also volunteers with organizations such as United Way, Harvesters, and the HIKE Reading Lab.  

“It is such an honor to oversee this region and the incredible teams who work here,” said Adam Cox, Midwest Region President. “Paul has done an excellent job leading the region over the past six years, so I have big shoes to fill, and I’m excited to take it on—particularly as we celebrate 100 years since JE Dunn’s founding. The region is in great shape with strong leaders across our offices and verticals. We have a bright future ahead of us.”

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The final phase was a remodeled and enlarged emergency department and a new ambulance garage. Site work accompanied each phase of the project. This project is LEED Silver Certified.

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With a fast-track approach and a large, diverse design team, it was imperative that communication be constant and consistent. JE Dunn instituted and facilitated a series of regularly scheduled meetings during preconstruction and construction. These were design and weekly progress meetings for every building and associated sitework to keep all team members on track and working to a common goal.

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Between the two concourse levels an enclosed 17,000 SF premium club level has a spacious concourse lined with large backlit photos of Hawkeye game-day experiences. The area includes private restrooms, high-definition televisions, a private entrance via a new skywalk, and a commons area that will be used to host business meetings and other gatherings on non-gamedays.

The primary goal of this project was to enhance the game day experience and offer use of the premium areas for non-game-day activities as well.

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