Audubon Welcomes Lee Murphy as President of Construction Services

Accomplished oil and gas executive to bring vast construction experience for safe, high-quality EPC results

HOUSTON, March 5, 2026–Audubon Companies, a leading provider of engineering, procurement, construction (EPC), and fabrication solutions for energy and industrial operators, announces Lee Murphy as its new President of Construction Services. In this role, Lee will oversee all construction operations with a focus on reinforcing and strengthening the firm’s integrated EPC delivery model. 

With more than 40 years in the oil and gas construction and fabrication industry, Lee brings executive experience for the full scope of construction operations, including project delivery, estimating, procurement, client relationships, and overall operational performance. As President of Construction Services for Audubon, he will work closely with the company’s EPC group to ensure safe, high-quality project results for the entire construction life cycle, from foundations and installation through commissioning and demolition. 

“We are pleased to have Lee join the Audubon executive team,” remarked Audubon CEO David Robison. “His leadership will be instrumental as we pursue larger, more integrated EPC and capital projects and continue to design, build, and sustain what matters to our clients.” 

Lee noted of his new position, “I’m excited to step into this new chapter with Audubon’s construction group. I look forward to working with such talented, dedicated people to bring the safest, highest-quality solutions to construction sites across the energy industry.” 

Over his career, Lee has led construction and manufacturing organizations across the energy chain, delivering infrastructure projects for refineries, storage facilities, power plants, drilling operations, compression systems, hydrogen plants, and more. His global experience boasts high-value projects, EPC strategy implementation, fabrication facility development, and capital investment oversight. He is OSHA– and National Safety Council Supervisors–certified.