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Washington County names architecture, construction manager for jail expansion | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Washington County names architecture, construction manager for jail expansion | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

FAYETTEVILLE -- Washington County has chosen Hight Jackson as the architect and Nabholz Construction as the construction manager to work on the Washington County Jail expansion.

Washington County names architecture, construction manager for jail expansion | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Washington County names architecture, construction manager for jail expansion | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

FAYETTEVILLE -- Washington County has chosen Hight Jackson as the architect and Nabholz Construction as the construction manager to work on the Washington County Jail expansion.

Four firms vie to oversee Washington County jail expansion - Vimarsana News

Four firms vie to oversee Washington County jail expansion

Washington County officials hope to jump-start the planned jail expansion by selecting a new construction manager for the project.

Four firms vie to oversee Washington County jail expansion - Vimarsana News

Four firms vie to oversee Washington County jail expansion

FAYETTEVILLE -- Washington County officials hope to jump start the planned jail expansion by selecting a new construction manager for the project.

Washington County fires jail expansion firms; county judge wants local construction manager - Vimarsana News

Washington County fires jail expansion firms; county judge wants local construction manager

FAYETTEVILLE -- Washington County Judge Patrick Deakins said Monday that the county has "fired" the architect and construction manager on the $20 million jail expansion project.