AML Construction

AML Construction Building Kentuckiana since 1956. AML Incorporated, established in 1956, as Arthur M Libs & Sons, began as a small residential concrete contractor.

As business grew throughout the years it began including commercial projects in all phases of concrete construction. With success and more time the company evolved into a general contracting service as well. The corporation has been recognized as one of the largest commercial concrete and general contractors in Louisville and Southern Indiana. In April of 1996 Arthur M Libs and Sons became a corpo

ration and shortened their namesake to AML, Inc, under the productive leadership of Robert E. Libs, AML’s president from 1967 to 2000. In February of 2000 Scott L. Welch became AML’s president and Robert E. Libs took on the position of Chairman of the Board. In 2006, Robert C. Libs was promoted to Chairman of the Board and Chrystina M. Blakeman was promoted to Chief Financial Officer. The company continues to grow and strives to be a leader in the industry.

AML Construction Senior Project Manager Eric Luckett has been named one of Louisville Business First’s 20 People to Know...
06/12/2026

AML Construction Senior Project Manager Eric Luckett has been named one of Louisville Business First’s 20 People to Know in Construction, recognizing construction professionals for their expertise and leadership in the local building industry.

Eric’s career reflects the values that have long shaped AML Construction: hard work, craftsmanship, leadership, and respect for the people who build.

"Construction has always been a part of my life. I grew up in a blue-collar family where my father and grandfather taught me the value of hard work and how to truly appreciate the results it brings. I am blessed to be able to share this with our customers."

In the feature, Eric also spoke about the value of hands-on experience in an industry where knowledge is often passed from one generation of builders to the next.

"Every day, I get the privilege of working alongside some of the brightest people in the industry. These individuals may not hold formal degrees but bring years of hands-on experience and knowledge passed down from seasoned professionals, rather than classroom learning.

The “school of hard knocks” has produced many industry leaders over the years, and I’m proud to say my experience reflects that same tradition of learning through hard work and hands-on dedication."

When asked about a project that stands out, Eric pointed to AML Construction’s recently completed work for Redwire in Georgetown, Indiana.

"I’m most proud of a recently completed project for Redwire, which involved relocating one of their local facilities to Georgetown, Ind. This ground-up, 35,000-square-foot tilt-wall building was designed to support advanced aerospace research and operations.

"The facility includes 64 administrative and engineering offices, three large conference rooms, a dedicated training and break area, 14 state-of-the-art laboratories, a 1,500-square-foot machine shop, a payload operations control center, and a 5,000-square-foot collaborative lab space that will be occupied by Indiana University Southeast.

This facility enables Redwire’s engineers, scientists, and technicians to design, fabricate, assemble, test, verify, and operate complex spaceflight research and manufacturing payloads and spacecraft control systems — all within a single, highly integrated environment."

Congratulations, Eric! Your leadership, experience, and dedication continue to represent AML Construction well.

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https://www.bizjournals.com/louisville/news/2026/06/12/20-people-to-know-in-construction-2026.html

Sometimes, what we get to do is out of this world. Quite literally.AML Construction Superintendent Kerry Veatch (center)...
06/11/2026

Sometimes, what we get to do is out of this world. Quite literally.

AML Construction Superintendent Kerry Veatch (center) is pictured at Redwire in Georgetown alongside Redwire Senior Executive Assistant Laura Adams (left) and Rich Boling, Redwire Senior Vice President of Corporate Advancement, with a live view from the International Space Station behind them. Pretty incredible to see that kind of connection to space happening right here in Southern Indiana. 🚀

06/10/2026

Today, we recognize the AML team members celebrating work anniversaries this month.Their dedication, professionalism, and commitment to excellence help make AML Construction what it is today. We’re grateful for the contributions they make to our projects, our customers, and our team, and we thank them for being part of the AML family.

Congratulations on your AML anniversary, and thank you for everything you do.

AML Construction is proud to recognize this year’s Construction Trade Carpentry Junior and Senior award winners at Pross...
06/02/2026

AML Construction is proud to recognize this year’s Construction Trade Carpentry Junior and Senior award winners at Prosser Career Education Center.

These students are learning the skills, discipline, and work ethic that help build strong futures in the trades, and AML is honored to celebrate their hard work.

Senior winners
Williams class
1st place: Logan Kelly
2nd place: Tyler Harrison
Schickel class
1st place: Nikita Henry
2nd place: Ralph Cunningham

Junior winners
Williams class
1st place: Evan Stemler
2nd place: Jacob Lopp
Schickel class
1st place: Donovan Zinzer
2nd place: Luke Enlow

Congratulations to each of these students on a job well done. The future of construction is in good hands.

05/28/2026

AML Construction brought BIG signing day energy.

You’ve seen athletes put on the hat and make it official. This time, AML did it for the next generation of builders. Ralph Cunningham, Owen Bourland, Paxton McCormick, and Connor Jackson signed on to build their futures with AML Big moments deserve big recognition.

05/22/2026

AML Construction CEO Bobby Libs traded the jobsite for the pitch at the Lynn Family Sports Vision & Training Center, which AML built, and let’s just say, he held his own.

As a proud partner of Louisville City FC and Racing Louisville FC , AML’s logo is already part of training days. This time, LouCity made it official by surprising Bobby with his own training jersey and shorts before turning him loose on the field, mic’d up alongside the players.

And yes, Bobby buried a few shots.

05/19/2026

On May 17, Reverend “Father Bill” William Marks led the official groundbreaking ceremony for St. Mary of the K***s Catholic School’s new Catholic school/education center in Floyds K***s.

The project is part of the parish’s Rising in Faith campaign, strengthening Catholic education and parish life for current and future students. The new education center will support St. Mary of the K***s’ continued growth, serve current and future generations, and help carry forward a school mission that has been part of this community for generations.

The ceremony included prayer, remarks, a student reading by 6th grader Lucas Jones, and the official turning of soil, with participation from Dr. Brian Disney, Principal Tracy Jansen, Gary Libs, Bill Sprigler, Bobby Libs, Mitch Koetter, Marilyn Faulkenburg, Adam Becht, and many parish, school, faculty, donor, campaign, construction, and community representatives.

Congratulations to St. Mary of the K***s Catholic School and everyone helping bring this vision to life.

05/12/2026

May brings another round of AML anniversaries, and we’re proud to recognize the teammates whose hard work, experience, and commitment continue to move our company forward.

Their dedication shows up on job sites, in the office, and across every part of the work we do. We appreciate their continued contributions to AML Construction and the impact they make every day.

04/24/2026

AML Construction was glad to be part of today’s volunteer effort at Shadow Lake Park, joining local businesses, organizations, and community partners to help the City of Charlestown and Charlestown Parks Department bring the park’s first phase closer to completion.

Thank you to Mayor Treva Hodges, the City of Charlestown, and the Parks Department for creating a space that will serve families and strengthen the community for years to come.

At AML, we believe building stronger communities means more than the work we do on job sites. It also means showing up, pitching in, and supporting the places we’re proud to call home.

AML Construction Senior Project Manager Eric Luckett attended today’s New Albany Floyd County Schools CTE Advisory Board...
04/24/2026

AML Construction Senior Project Manager Eric Luckett attended today’s New Albany Floyd County Schools CTE Advisory Board Session alongside teachers, administrators, and fellow business partners.

The session focused on Indiana’s new diploma requirements, work-based learning opportunities for students, program updates from educators, and the workplace expectations and skills employers need in the field.

It ended the right way: with collaboration, conversation, and stronger connections between classrooms and careers.

AML is proud to support career and technical education and help students better understand the opportunities waiting for them in construction and beyond.

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Floyds Knobs, IN
47119

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