The Boone County Economic Development Corporation hosted conversations for the Fluor team and Boone County city and town leaders in the fall. Many of the topics discussed align with the Lilly Lebanon Project team’s commitment to sustainability.
Integrated into all good construction programs are quality assurance professionals who provide oversight from the start of construction through acceptance testing. These specialists help ensure work is being performed as specified in design plans and meets industry construction standards and local codes.
Messer Construction successfully completed a continuous concrete pour in October 2023 to construct the Lilly LP2 building foundation as a single slab.
Road Improvements Status
Work on the 600-acre Lilly campus is progressing swiftly, with mass grading and soil conditioning underway to create retention basins, reach desired building elevations and create earthen berms along some parts of the site perimeter.
Boone County first responders have been able to take advantage of the homes left on the Lebanon Project property to take part in training exercises to strengthen their responses and abilities to support the community. These structures were used before being removed for the site’s earth grading work. Boone County SWAT team members practiced various barricaded gunman and hostage scenarios at one of the properties prior to its demolition. Firefighters from Lebanon and Zionsville both had the opportunity to practice their search and rescue techniques and site ventilation techniques.
State and local officials broke ground Monday, April 17, on a $3.7 billion Eli Lilly manufacturing facility in Boone County. Read More
