Megen-Awa 2 LLC

AWA Business Corporation is a minority-owned construction service company based in Cincinnati, Ohio, with over 25 years of experience in the industry. Founded by Mr. Benjamin Nwankwo in 1996, the company focuses on delivering quality construction services and fostering collaboration with other small, minority enterprises to enhance the nation's infrastructure. Specializing in a range of construction services, AWA Business Corporation offers preconstruction, construction management, design build, general contracting, and maintenance contracting, along with engineering and architectural services. Their commitment to quality, timely performance, and effective management has earned them a reputation for exceeding project expectations while partnering with local subcontractors to drive success. Generated from the website

Founded in 1932, Messer Construction is one of the largest, full-service, employee-owned companies that provides a range of design and build solutions in the United States. It is a commercial construction company that serves clients in Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky and Tennessee. The company works with a team of more than 400 staff members. Messer Construction has undertaken projects for the Cincinnati Children s Hospital Medical Center and St. Elizabeth Healthcare. It assists educational clients in building classrooms, research laboratories, student unions, athletic facilities, data centers, parking garages, performing arts units and dormitories. The company also offers preconstruction, renovation and addition solutions.

The Center for Respite Care is a 24-hour facility in Cincinnati, OH that provides quality medical and nursing care to individuals experiencing homelessness. Since its establishment in 2003, the Center has cared for over 1,800 sick and injured homeless individuals, offering them a safe place to heal and breaking the cycle of homelessness. With a mission to promote effective healing and assist individuals in transitioning to independent living, the Center addresses the unique medical needs of people experiencing homelessness, who often face substandard living conditions, inadequate nutrition, and limited healthcare. Through collaborative efforts with healthcare and homeless service providers, the Center serves as a crucial link in connecting individuals to post-recovery treatment and housing, enabling them to progress towards self-sufficiency and permanent housing.Generated from the website