Associations
IHC Scott values our associations and has forged strong partnerships with leading organizations and innovators in the construction field, ranging from major industry associations to key government and municipal agencies. Ultimately, our goal is to accelerate our partners’ business and drive value for our clients across all lanes of construction. IHC Scott is an active participant in the Asssociated General Contractors of America. We are positioned to accelerate our partners’ business and drive value for our clients across all lanes of construction.
IHC Scott employees are also actively involved in local Chamber of Commerces. These organizations help advocate for legislation directly tied to businesses.
Educational Partners
Investing in local education is one way that we fulfill our mission of building a better community. Our partnerships with school districts, local universities, and trade schools offer valuable opportunities for the community, including: course instruction, job exploration, job shadowing, internships, apprenticeships, and employment.
In addition to donations and sponsorships, IHC Scott employees serve on educational boards and committees. We are also involved with the Pathways to Professions program to better partner educational institutions and industries to students with jobs while showcasing the construction industry. We also participate with You Science to find matches of actual interests and skillsets of high school students.
COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION
Made by The Ralph C Wilson Jr. Foundation (grantor) in Honor of IHC, donation to the School of Construction Management
Support for the CM Competition teams, Service Learning Opportunities, technological purchases, and classroom upgrades for the school of Construction Management.
COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES FOUNDATION
Made by The Ralph C Wilson Jr. Foundation (grantor) in Honor of IHC, donation to the School of Engineering
Named faculty fellowship, graduate teaching assistant funding, laboratory support, senior design project support all to further the heavy-civil engineering / management curriculum.
UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO FOUNDATION
Made by The Ralph C. Wilson Jr. Foundation (grantor) in Honor of IHC, donation to the School of Engineering
Support for student activities in service learning within the Construction Engineering & Management Departments, including the ‘Bridges within Borders’ program.
Community Involvement
It is our intent to grow stronger as a corporate citizen by utilizing our unique human and financial resources to positively impact the communities we affect. Our community involvement reflects our values and is part of our commitment to the public trust. Our purpose is to give back to the friends and neighbors who have treated us so well during the time we’ve spent in their communities. We believe in the alignment of donations to executive priorities and community causes where we currently do business, and in support of key employees, customers, and stakeholders.
Our employees set a great example, with thousands of hours of service donated annually. These hours are in addition to volunteer assistance while on the job, including car accident assistance, offering water trucks and equipment to remove debris from spills on the highway, and water truck and work crew assistance in containing fires while fire departments are being deployed.
