Byrne Selected as Construction Manager for McKinney Project

Fort Worth, TX - Thos. S. Byrne, Inc., General Contractors has been selected as Construction Manager by the McKinney Community Development Corporation to oversee the restoration of the Old Collin County Courthouse in McKinney, Texas. Byrne's reputation for producing outstanding High-profile historical and institutional projects throughout Texas, both restorations and new construction, began seventy- eight years ago. Since it's founding, Byrne has received national recognition for high-finish projects such as the Kimbell Museum of Art, the Amon Carter Museum, the TCU Walsh Center for Performing Arts, Rough Creek Lodge, American Airlines' C. R. Smith Museum, and the First United Methodist Church of Fort Worth, among many others.

Since its purchase in 1995 by John Avila, President and CEO of Byrne, the company has experienced phenomenal growth and success, ranked as one of the top firms in Texas and the largest minority owned general contractor in North Texas. Other Byrne historic projects now under construction are the Ellis County Courthouse Restoration Project, the Texas State History Museum in Austin, the Latino Cultural Center in Dallas, and Keller Town Hall in Keller, Texas.