Outdoor Projects

Axis Communications enables a smarter and safer world by creating solutions for improving security and business performance. As a network technology company and industry leader, Axis offers solutions in video surveillance, access control, intercom, and audio systems –
all enhanced by intelligent analytics applications. When Axis wanted to open a new Experience Center at the Mall of America, Collins was pleased to provide design-build electrical and technology services for the project.

Marvella

Working closely with the general contractor and Presbyterian Homes, Collins assisted in the design of the lighting, power, and technology systems for the entire 276-unit complex. The exceptional partnership between Collins, the general contractor and the owner allowed the project to move forward smoothly, despite pandemic-related staffing and supply chain challenges. Ultimately, the Flagstone project was completed ahead of schedule.

Flagstone Senior Living

Abbott Laboratories is a multinational medical device and healthcare company that operates in 148 locations across 75 countries. The company engaged Collins to supply ongoing maintenance services for all eight of its Minnesota locations—covering more than 2 million square feet.

Abbott Laboratories Maintenance

Kindeva Drug Delivery, a leading contract development and manufacturing company (CDMO) in the pharmaceutical industry, aimed to build a 137,500-square-foot building better suited to house their ever-growing company.

Kindeva Drug Delivery

Daymark Uptown

In 2018, the Wilf family—owners of the Minnesota Vikings—set out to build 240 Park Avenue, a 17-story, 204-unit apartment tower near U.S. Bank Stadium. To oversee this 411,000-square-foot development, the Wilfs engaged Kraus-Anderson, who in turn hired Collins as its electrical partner.

240 Park Avenue Apartments

Working closely with both Andersen and Opus, Collins efficiently designed and installed the campus’ indoor and outdoor lighting and power systems.

Renewal by Andersen

The four-year project replaced one of the state’s most worrisome, structurally deficient bridges.

Lafayette Bridge