Projects

Fleming Building Co., Inc. has been a Design Build Contractor since 1965. Our first design build project was Yaeger Wholesale, which was built in 1966. Since then, we have designed and built many industrial and commercial projects.

The following are just some of our projects:

Automobile Dealerships

Over thirteen (13), including: Don Thornton Ford, Thomas Cadillac, Jim Nelson Ford, Larry Miller Chevrolet, Turnpike Ford and Riverside Chevrolet, Lake Country Jeep-Dodge-Chrysler, Nelson Mazda, to name a few.

References:
Robert D. Nelson - 800 W Queens - BA OK - 918-258-6581
Dan Auffenberg - 5727 S Lewis - Tulsa OK - 918-745-9500
Don Thornton - 4215 S Memorial - Tulsa OK - 918-665-3837

Schools & Churches

• Cascia Hall Preparatory School
• Monte Cassino School
• Saint Mary's School
• Henderson Hills Baptist Church - Edmond OK

Aircraft Industry Facilities

• Dee Howard's 747 Hangar in San Antonio
• Field Aircraft Paint Hangar in Peachtree City, GA.
• Hangar 19 LLC - Omni Air International - Tulsa

Manufacturing & Warehousing Facilities

• Wal*Mart Distribution Centers
  (Over 45 million square feet - Total Projects)
  
• Linear Films - 95,000 s.f.
  
• Poly Version - 35,000 s.f.
  
• HMW - 113,000 s.f.
  
• Paragon Films - 110,000 s.f.
  
• Waterloo Industries (325,000 s.f., Muskogee, OK)
  
• United Rentals
  
• Burgess Norton
  
• Allegheny Ludlum (2)
  
• Sun Glass (SPI - Ford Motor Company)
  
• Advance Research Chemicals, Inc.
  
• Zebco (200,000 s.f. mfg. & warehouse)
  
• Webco (Tulsa and Oil City, PA.)
  
• International American Ceramics
  (190,000 s.f.)
  
• Thermal Windows, Inc.
  
• Kansas City Life
  (5 speculative warehouses totaling 303,000 s.f.)
  
• Guardian Fiberglass
  (Kingman, AZ.- 375,000 s.f. plant to manufacture fiberglass insulation).
  
• Kimberly-Clark
  
• Amazon.Com (Coffeyville KS)
  
• NORDAM (multiple facilities)
  
• Mathis Bros Furniture Showroom and Warehouse
  
• Solkatronic Chemicals
  
• Kansas City Life
  (Over 20 lease facilities totaling over 1,000,000 s.f.)
  

Over 30 buildings at the Port of Catoosa