Bobbitt

Bobbitt is a leading commercial construction firm with dual headquarters in North Carolina and South Carolina, serving the Carolinas for nearly 75 years[7][10].

The company specializes in design

build services, offering architectural design, engineering, permitting, and construction services under one roof[1][2].

Bobbitt was established in 1946 by G.E. Bobbitt in Raleigh, North Carolina[1][2].

As the Carolinas' largest and most experienced general contractor specializing in design

build, Bobbitt has completed nearly 4,000 commercial buildings throughout the Southeast[2].

The company's estimated annual revenue is $324.4 million[3].

Bobbitt has been a Butler Builder since 1948, indicating a long

standing partnership with Butler Manufacturing[1].

The company offers services for various types of commercial and industrial projects, including public and private buildings[6].

Bobbitt has offices in Raleigh, Burlington, Winston

Salem, and Leland, North Carolina[6].

The company has been recognized on Associated Builders and Contractors' 2025 Top Performers list[7].

Bobbitt was honored at the 2025 Triangle Business Journal's SPACE Awards for their work on Fuquay

Varina Fire Station 4[7].

Employee

owned company with an ESOP (Employee Stock Ownership Plan) since 1986

Emphasis on teamwork and collaboration across departments

Commitment to integrity and core values

Focus on customer satisfaction and meeting client needs

Dedication to providing high

quality products and services

Strives for financial stability and growth

Values diversity and inclusiveness in the workplace

Promotes work

life balance for employees

Encourages employee engagement and ownership mentality

Supports community involvement and philanthropic efforts

Bobbitt is a member of the U.S. Green Building Council

12 professionals on staff are LEED accredited or Green Associates

Focuses on 5 key areas: sustainable building sites, water conservation, energy efficiency, conservation of construction materials, indoor environmental quality

Completed Durham Fire and EMS Station #17, a GOLD level certified green building

Aims to reduce or eliminate adverse environmental effects during construction and building operation

Promotes energy and water efficiency in buildings to lower utility costs

Emphasizes use of recycled materials and waste reduction in construction

Prioritizes healthy indoor environments with natural lighting and low

VOC materials

Preserves natural spaces and wildlife habitats in site selection and development