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Thieneman Construction, Inc.

Name: Thieneman Construction, Inc.
Address: 17219 Foundation Parkway, Westfield, IN, 46074, US
Telephone: +13178673462
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Thieneman Construction, Inc.

Proven construction partner for water, wastewater, and commercial projects.

Thieneman Construction, Inc., (TCI) is a local self-performing general contractor dedicated to exceeding client expectations by safely building high quality projects, offering value engineering and competitive pricing, and meeting project deadlines. Since Its incorporation, TCI has built over 216 jobs with a value of over $400 million. TCI knows that relationships are built on trust through hard w

ork, integrity, and commitment to the industry. That's why we take responsibility for every project from conception through completion. Through self-performance and closely managing our projects, we are able to maintain a competitive edge and offer across-the-board expertise in building water and wastewater projects. Areas of expertise include:

• Structural Demolition
• Earth Retention
• Earthwork and Mass Excavation
• Dewatering
• Exposed and Underground Piping
• Site Utilities
• Structural Concrete Forming and Placement
• Miscellaneous Metals
• Process Equipment Installation

08/19/2026

We are proud to stand alongside the City of Carmel, Carmel Utilities, emergency responders, and our local partners as they work around the clock to protect the community and critical infrastructure.

Thieneman Construction crews and equipment are on site supporting the emergency response along the White River and Blue Woods Creek, helping place materials and stabilize areas impacted by the severe flooding and erosion.

Carmel Utilities has been a valued partner of Thieneman for many years, and when a situation like this occurs, there is no hesitation. Our priority is supporting their team, protecting critical infrastructure, and helping keep essential services operating safely.

We appreciate the City of Carmel for recognizing the crews and partners working together during this emergency. Most importantly, thank you to the first responders, utility personnel, equipment operators, and field crews who continue working around the clock.

We are here to help for as long as we are needed!

06/25/2026

It's great to see this project continue to move forward. Our team is proud to be part of delivering infrastructure that will serve the City Of Rensselaer, IN for generations. Thank you to the City, Commonwealth Engineers, Inc., and everyone involved for the strong partnership!

06/03/2026

Thieneman Construction is proud to have been part of this important project alongside Commonwealth Engineers, Inc..

This investment is a big win for the Town of Kewanna and a strong example of what can happen when local leadership, funding partners, and the community stay focused on a shared goal.

We appreciate the opportunity to help bring this project to life and support infrastructure improvements that will serve the community for years to come.

05/18/2026

Our commercial department, Construction Solutions, attended the ISHE Indiana Society of Healthcare Engineering Conference last week in French Lick.

A big thank you to SERVPRO for partnering with us and helping make it a fantastic week!

The highlight of the week was bringing people together for dinner at the beautiful Mansion, located on the iconic Pete Dye Golf Course. It was a great opportunity to spend time with healthcare facility professionals and continue strengthening relationships in the healthcare construction market.

Thank you again to SERVPRO and everyone who joined us. We are grateful for the opportunity to keep building relationships in this industry.

05/12/2026

Our crew was back out in the community, this time volunteering with Dress for Success!

Dress for Success helps women work toward economic independence by providing professional attire and career development resources. During our visit, they had received a large donation of scrubs that needed to be sorted and hung so they could be ready for the women they serve.

We were glad to lend a hand and support an organization making a meaningful impact in our community.

05/08/2026

As we wrap up Construction Safety Week 2026, we are reminded that safety is more than a weeklong focus. It is a daily commitment to protecting our teams, our trade partners, and everyone on the jobsite.

This year’s theme, Recognize, Respond, and Respect, reinforced the importance of early hazard recognition, taking the right action, and holding ourselves accountable to safe work practices.

One key reminder from this week is the value of tools like the STCKY Wheel. This visual guide helps teams identify high-energy hazards, including lifting, heights, underground work, confined spaces, energized sources, stored energy, hazardous materials, and moving or crushing equipment. When we use tools like this during planning, inspections, and daily conversations, we are better prepared to implement direct controls and keep workers safer.

Safety Week may be ending, but the work continues. Let’s carry these lessons forward and continue making safety a choice every day.

05/07/2026

Today’s focus is Respect.

Respect starts with the plan.

On a construction site, respect means following the plan, speaking up when something is off, and stopping to reassess when conditions change. It also means using Stop Work Authority when needed and not pushing past a hazard just to keep moving.

When people respect the process, serious incidents are less likely to happen. That is how we protect each other and keep STCKY hazards from turning into something worse.

Construction Safety Week

05/06/2026

Today’s Construction Safety Week focus is fall prevention.

Falls remain one of the most serious hazards in construction, and most fall related incidents can be prevented when the right steps are taken before the work starts.

Fall protection only works when it is planned, used correctly, and checked in the field. There is no room for shortcuts when someone is working at height.

Take the time to look at the task. Make sure the protection fits the work. Speak up if something does not look right.

Preventing falls starts before anyone leaves the ground.

05/05/2026

Today's Focus: RESPOND

Recognizing a hazard only matters if we do something with it.

Responding means taking action before the work puts someone at risk. Once a high energy hazard is identified, the plan should control the exposure before the task starts.

That may mean changing the work method or adding a direct control. If field conditions no longer match the plan, stop and reassess.

Do not wait for an incident to prove the hazard was there.

Construction Safety Week

05/04/2026

Construction Safety Week is here! Today’s focus is: Recognize.

We’re talking about the high-energy hazards that can lead to serious injuries and fatalities. Falls, electrocutions, struck-by incidents, trench collapses, confined spaces, toxic exposure, explosions, and caught-in or between hazards are all part of the STCKY list for a reason.

They are the stuff that can kill you.

Take a minute to look around. Talk through the task. Call out the hazards. Speak up when something does not look right.

Recognizing hazards early and communicating clearly is one of the most important ways we keep people safe on the jobsite.

Address

17219 Foundation Parkway
Westfield, IN
46074

Opening Hours

Monday	7:30am - 5pm
Tuesday	7:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	7:30am - 5pm
Thursday	7:30am - 5pm
Friday	7:30am - 5pm

Telephone

+13178673462

Website

http://www.thieneman.solutions/

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