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BELLEVUE, WASH. – August 10, 2026 – GLY Construction [GLY], a locally owned general contracting firm, has hired Nik Anderson, P.E. as MEP Project Executive.

Anderson brings more than 15 years of experience leading engineering, construction, and capital project delivery across advanced manufacturing, industrial, energy, and technology sectors. Throughout his career, he has overseen projects ranging from several million dollars to more than $700 million, guiding multidisciplinary teams through planning, design, procurement, construction, and commissioning.

In his new role, Anderson will support GLY's Advanced Technology market and industrial, alternative energy, and mission critical projects. His experience in engineering, program management, and technical project delivery further strengthens GLY's team of MEP specialists as the firm continues to grow in these areas.

Prior to joining GLY, Anderson served as Director of Program Management, Major Projects at Group14 Technologies, where he led major capital projects supporting advanced manufacturing operations. Earlier in his career, he held leadership and engineering roles with HDR and WorleyParsons, managing projects for clients across manufacturing, mining, energy, marine, and industrial markets in North America and internationally.

Anderson's experience spans owner, engineer, and contractor perspectives, providing a broad understanding of project delivery and the collaboration required to successfully align stakeholders, manage risk, and achieve project goals.

"We're excited to welcome Nik to the GLY team," said Director of MEP Services Erik Bedell, P.E. "His technical expertise, leadership experience, and depth of knowledge across industrial and advanced technology markets will be a tremendous asset as we continue supporting clients on some of the region's most innovative and technically demanding projects."

Anderson holds a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Washington State University and a Bachelor of Arts in Physics from Pacific Lutheran University. He is a licensed Professional Engineer in Washington and California.

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