By Rick Conner A Partnership Begins Our $250,000 gift to Indianapolis Public Schools is just the beginning of our partnership with Project Lead The Way to develop in-demand science, technology, engineering, and mathematical (STEM) skills in our youth. As I … Continue reading →

On March 21, 2016, Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogstett announced a partnership that aims to increase STEM education programs at Indianapolis Public School. American Structurepoint donated $250,000 so all IPS schools will have the opportunity to offer Project Lead the Way … Continue reading →

Day of Service Indianapolis and Columbus offices will once again be visiting local food banks to assist with sorting and distributing food to go out to various food pantries, schools, and social services agencies. All employees who participate may bill … Continue reading →

The Community Service Board makes most of its contributions based on employee recommendations. If you have a suggestion for a local agency focusing on families, veterans, the elderly, education, or providing shelter/disaster services, be sure to bring it to the … Continue reading →

This year American Structurepoint is all about the number 50. There are shirts and stickers and banners and email tags—all kinds of daily reminders that we’ve been doing business for 50 years. Always looking to be part of the latest … Continue reading →

March 2016 turned out to be a banner month for American Structurepoint to appear in the news media. The announcement of our $250,000 gift to IPS to offer Project Lead The Way programs at any IPS school received mentions in … Continue reading →

  Riverview Health is growing again in Hamilton County with the help of American Structurepoint. In a groundbreaking ceremony March 8, Riverview Health President and CEO Pat Fox announced plans for the healthcare provider’s new $27 million, 105,000-sft Outpatient Care … Continue reading →

The Michigan City Police Department and Mayor Ron Meer hosted a community-wide Easter Egg Hunt for children up to 12 years old in Washington Park. The event was held Saturday, March 30 at noon in Washington Park. The event was … Continue reading →

A breakfast event was held on Tuesday, March 15 at COSI to honor the companies who were winners in the Healthiest Employers program. Each category (small, medium and large) was announced in ranking order. A keynote address was delivered by … Continue reading →

Working in the city of Anderson, Webb Burnhardt was approached for an interview about Water Pollution. After being handed a microphone and having no script to read, Webb talked about American Structurepoint’s rehabilitation of four of older clarifiers at the … Continue reading →

Mark September 15 from 4-7 PM on your calendar; this is when we will host our huge 50th Anniversary Celebration Open House at the office with our clients and staff. Come ready to reminisce and celebrate the past 50 years!

Our internal catering process has been revised to only handle requests for client meetings and executive requested meetings. When scheduling either of these types of meetings, please do the following: Include Catering as a resource for the meeting (not a … Continue reading →

Governer Mike Pence signed the new highway funding legislation on Wednesday, March 23 at one of the US 31 offices near Westfield. American Structurepoint’s Anjam Barkat-Masih snapped a quick photo with the governor to celebrate the new bill.

Mark your calendars now, the Chili Cookoff is set for Friday, July 22, from 11:30 AM to 1 PM. Start searching now—on food.com, Pinterest, the back of kidney bean cans, or any place you can—to find the perfect recipe for … Continue reading →