ST. LOUIS, MO – McGrath & Associates has won the 2025 General Contractor of the Year award from the American Subcontractors Association Midwest Council. The award was presented at the 32nd annual ASA Awards Gala held Saturday, April 5, 2025 in Downtown St. Louis. This is the 9thtime McGrath has won the award. They have received this nomination 26 times since the ASA introduced the award in 1994. The subcontracting community votes on general contractors based on their bid ethics, project management practices, safety and job site management and scheduling coordination among other criteria.

McGrath President Nick Knobbe said, “The award is a testament to how McGrath manages our projects safely and efficiently.” He went on to congratulate his fellow team saying, “Thanks to all our employees who make achievements like this possible. Here’s to continuing to set the standard for success!”

“It was truly an honor to recognize and celebrate the best of the best in the St. Louis construction community,” said ASA Midwest Council President Ryan Spell of Precision Analysis, Inc. “The dedication, craftsmanship, and commitment to excellence demonstrated by our members and general contractor partners continue to elevate our industry.”

ABOUT McGRATH
McGrath & Associates provides contracting and construction management services, as well as in-house design services for pharmaceutical, healthcare, commercial and energy/industrial projects.  Since its founding in 1983, the employee-owned company has been named “General Contractor of the Year” nine times by the American Subcontractors Association Midwest Council and nominated twenty-six times for that honor. For more information, call Nick Knobbe at 314-772-7600.

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