BEST OVERALL
Transportation Over $50 Million
National Design-Build Award I-35W (St. Anthony Falls) Bridge
Minneapolis, Minnesota |
| Design-Builder: |
Flatiron-Manson, a joint venture
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| Owner: |
Minnesota Department of Transportation
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| Architect: |
Figg Bridge Engineers Inc. |
| Engineer: |
Figg Bridge Engineers Inc. |
| Specialty Contractors: |
Cemstone
Case/Anderson
Bolander
Precision Testing
Highway Solutions
J&L
Meyer Contracting
Highway Technology
Polyphase/Mesaba
Nordic
PCI
Rainbow Inc.
O’Malley Construction, D’Fence
H&R Construction
Bituminous Roadways
ECI
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Following the tragic collapse of the I-35W Bridge in August 2007, the Minnesota Department of Transportation selected the Flatiron-Manson joint venture team, with FIGG as the designer, to reconnect Minneapolis with a new 10-lane interstate bridge across the Mississippi River. The new 1,216-foot-long structure, with a twin precast segmental 504-foot main span, was safely completed in less than a year. The final product is a sustainable, redundant, high-strength, high-performance “smart bridge” equipped with vibrating wire strain gauges, accelerometers and chloride sensors which are embedded to monitor its anticipated 100-year service life.
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Public Sector Building Over $25 Million
National Design-Build Award City of Phoenix/Arizona State University, Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication
Phoenix, Arizona |
| Design-Builder: |
Sundt Construction
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| Owner: |
City of Phoenix
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| Architect: |
HDR Architecture Inc. and Ehrlich Architects
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| Engineer: |
HDR Architecture Inc.
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| Specialty Contractors: |
Kearney Electric (University Mechanical)
K T Fabrication
Specialty Consultants:
Caruso Turley Scott Inc. (Structural)
Dibble & Associates (Civil)
Ten Eyck Landscape (Landscape Architecture)
McKay Conant Brook (Acoustics and Audio/Visual)
Papadimos Group (Vibration)
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A large forum for public events, digital newsrooms and studios distinguish the City of Phoenix/Arizona State University’s Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication. Members of the Sundt, HDR, Ehrlich team collocated in a single office using an Integrated Project Delivery model to design and build the advanced 223,000-square-foot facility.
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Public Sector Building Over $25 Million
Design-Build Excellence AwardGwinnett Braves Stadium
Lawrenceville, Georgia |
| Design-Builder: |
Barton Malow Company
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| Owner: |
Gwinnett County Convention and Visitors Bureau
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| Architect: |
HKS Inc.
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| Engineer: |
Bliss & Nyitray
Planners and Engineers Collaborative Inc.
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| Specialty Contractors: |
Audio System
Inglett & Stubbs
Musco Lighting
TSG Industries Inc.
SteelFab
Precision Turf
Precision Concrete Construction
Ivey Mechanical
Pyramid Masonry
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The Gwinnett Braves moved their Class triple A farm team from Richmond, Virginia, into a new stadium built in Lawrenceville, Georgia, at a cost of $58.1 million. Completed on a fast-tracked schedule, the stadium consists of 7,777 seats and 2,500 beam seats, 3,000 parking spaces and 22 suites within the stadium.
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Public Sector Building Over $25 Million
Design-Build Excellence Award T.C. Williams High School
Alexandria, Virginia |
| Design-Builder: |
Hensel Phelps Construction Co.
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| Owner: |
Alexandria City Public Schools
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| Architect: |
Moseley Architects
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| Engineer: |
Moseley Architects
M.C. Dean
John J. Kirlin
Calvert Masonry
Engineered Construction Products, Ltd
National Fire Protections
P&P Contractors
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| Specialty Contractors: |
AdTek
ECS
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The design-build T.C. Williams High School is the City of Alexandria’s landmark and only high school. The three-story, 462,000-square-foot masonry and precast building – accompanied by a two-story, 143,000-square-foot parking structure – was constructed adjacent to the existing high school. This facility is slated to receive LEED Gold Certification, making it one of the first high schools in the nation to reach this level.
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Public Sector Building Over $25 Million
Design-Build Excellence Award BCT-H Brigade Battalion Headquarters, Fort Carson, Colorado
Fort Carson, Colorado |
| Design-Builder: |
Hensel Phelps Construction Co.
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| Owner: |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
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| Architect: |
RNL Design
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| Specialty Contractors: |
Puma Steel
Cobb Mechanical Contractors
Sturgeon Electric Inc.
Specialty Consultants:
Martin & Martin Inc.
AE Associates Inc.
RMH Group Inc.
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| Other Key Professionals: |
Architectural Energy Corporation
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Achieving enough points to acquire the prestigious LEED Gold certification, this design-build project consists of Classes A3 & B, multi-tenant, one-story/two-story/three-story government office building that houses the 1st Brigade Combat Team of the 4th Infantry Division’s administrative and command operations. The high security facility is home to a brigade headquarters, as well as six battalion headquarters at Fort Carson.
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Public Sector Building Over $25 Million
Design-Build Merit Award Rappahannock Regional Jail Expansion and Renovation
Stafford, Virginia |
| Design-Builder: |
Balfour Beatty Construction
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| Owner: |
Rappahannock Regional Jail Authority
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| Architect: |
PSA-Dewberry
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| Engineer: |
PSA-Dewberry
Hankins & Anderson
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| Specialty Contractors: |
Tindall Corp.
ColonialWebb Contractors
Express Electric
Stanley Security Solutions
Cornerstone Detention Products
English Construction Co.
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This $51.5 million project involved designing and constructing a large expansion and renovation to the Rappahannock Regional Jail on an aggressive 26-month schedule. Nearly 112,000 square feet of space was added while the existing jail remained in operation. Precast concrete components such as jail cells were used extensively for schedule efficiencies.
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Public Sector Building Over $25 Million
Design-Build Merit Award California State University, Los Angeles, Student Union Building
Los Angeles, California |
| Design-Builder: |
Barnhart Inc., A Division of Heery International
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| Owner: |
California State University Los Angeles, Student Union
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| Architects: |
HMC Group
Tate, Synder Kimsey -Executive Architects
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| Engineers: |
BFL Owen (Structural)
Penco Engineering (Civil)
M.A. Engineers (Mechanical)
Henrikson Owen & Associates (Electrical)
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| Specialty Contractors: |
American Wrecking
Helix Electric
Zeen Plumbing & Piping
Control Air
McMahon Steel
SDI
Mitsubishi Western Painting
COSCO
J. Colavin & Sons
Diamond Services
Tustin Surveying
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The $31 million, 100,587-square-foot California State University, Los Angeles, Student Union Building was constructed by the Barnhart Inc. design-build team in 2008. The four-story building replaces the original constructed in 1975, which was condemned. The building features impressive architecture, conference rooms, dining facilities, computer and fitness centers and lounge areas.
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Public Sector Building Under $25 Million
Design-Build Excellence Award MCRD Parris Island Retail Mall Complex
Parris Island, South Carolina |
| Design-Builder: |
Haskell
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| Owner: |
Marine Corps Community Services (MCCS)
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| Architect: |
Haskell Architects and Engineers
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| Engineer: |
Haskell Architects and Engineers
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The Parris Island Retail Mall Complex is a 79,000-square-foot Marine Corps Exchange facility featuring multiple large retail sales areas, a convenience store with large cooler areas, fueling station, barber shop, travel services and food court with three restaurant concepts and a full kitchen. The building was designed to meet the Marine Corps Community Services new design guidelines for retail facilities, comply with strict Base architectural standards and meet anti-terrorism force protection requirements.
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Public Sector Building Under $25 Million
Design-Build Excellence Award USS Monitor Center at the Mariners' Museum
Newport News, Virginia |
| Design-Builder: |
W. M. Jordan Company
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| Owner: |
The Mariners' Museum
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| Architects: |
James River Architects, PC (Design Architect)
Rancorn Wildman Architects, PLC (Architect of Record)
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| Engineers: |
Koontz-Bryant, PC (Civil)
Speight, Marshall & Francis, PC (Structural)
Mathew J. Thompson III Consulting Engineers Inc. (MEP)
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| Specialty Contractors: |
Zibits Studios Inc. (Scenic)
Kearney & Associates (Exhibit Casework)
Mediatronix (Audio Visual Hardware Specialist)
Northrop Grumman Newport News (USS Monitor Evocation)
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| Specialty Consultants: |
DMCD (Exhibit Design)
Available Light (Lighting Design)
Foodservice Consultants Studio (Kitchen Consultant)
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| Other Key Professionals: |
Chris Cunningham Photography Inc.
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| The USS Monitor Center is an exhibition and conservation center featuring one of the most comprehensive resources on the history of ironclad vessels. The Center tells the story of the USS Monitor through a rich array of original artifacts, archival materials, immersive multimedia experiences and recreated ship interiors |
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Public Sector Building Under $25 Million
Design-Build Merit Award Naval Facilities Engineering Command Southeast –
New Engineering Operations Center
Jacksonville, Florida |
| Design-Builder: |
Haskell
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| Owner: |
NAVFAC
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| Architect: |
Haskell Architects and Engineers
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| Engineer: |
Haskell Architects and Engineers
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This project is a new 60,000-square-foot Naval Facilities Engineering Command Building located at Naval Air Station, Jacksonville, Florida. The new facility houses the Naval Facilities Engineering Command that was relocated from Charleston, South Carolina, along with the Naval Facilities Engineering Field Activity Southeast, Public Works Center Jacksonville and Regional Engineer staffs.
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Private Sector Building Over $25 Million
National Design-Build Award Pacific Beacon
San Diego, California |
| Design-Builder: |
Clark Builders Group
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| Owner: |
Pacific Beacon, LLC, a public/private partnership between the U.S. Navy and Clark Builders Group
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| Architect: |
Torti Gallas and Partners
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| Engineer: |
Flores Lund Consultants
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| Specialty Contractors: |
AO Reed & Co.
Bergelectric Corporation Contractors & Engineers
T-Mar Construction dba Martin Corporation
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Located at Naval Base San Diego, Pacific Beacon is a 1.2 million-square-foot residential complex with three high-rise buildings. The project accommodates nearly 2,000 sailors in 941 dual-master suite residences on an interconnected campus with ample outdoor social and recreation areas. Pacific Beacon is the Navy’s first Public-Private Ventures Program Project.
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Private Sector Building Over $25 Million
Design-Build Excellence Award Quechan Casino Resort
Winterhaven, California |
| Design-Builder: |
ROEL Construction Co. Inc.
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| Owner: |
The Quechan Indian Tribe
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| Architect: |
Friedmutter Group
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| Engineers: |
GSSI Structural Engineers
Dahl, Robins & Associates
MPE Engineering
Walsh Engineers
Rolf Jensen & Associates
Veneklasen Associates
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| Specialty Contractors: |
The Lifestyle Companies
Neal Electric Corporation
Quality Cabinets & Fixture Co.
Collings Plumbing
The Raymond Group
Comfort Systems
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Specialty Consultants:
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Orness Design Group Inc.
Casino Food & Beverage Solutions
ROEL Consulting Services
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| Other Key Professionals: |
Cumming Corporation (Construction Manager/Owner Representative)
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| The Quechan Casino Resort is the area’s largest convention and entertainment venue. Luxury design elements of stone, granite, stacked stone columns and wood beams appoint the five-story, 166-room hotel. Amenities include an expansive gaming area, lazy river pool, 24-hour cafe, sports bar, steakhouse, 1,200 person event center, water treatment and wastewater treatment facilities |
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Private Sector Building Over $25 Million
Design-Build Merit Award St. Marks' School of Texas Campus Expansion
Dallas, Texas |
| Design-Builder: |
The Beck Group
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| Owner: |
St. Mark’s School of Texas
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| Architect: |
CenterBrook/The Beck Group
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| Engineer: |
Brandt Engineering
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Specialty Consultant:
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Brockett, Davis and Drake
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| The St. Mark’s School of Texas Campus Expansion project included the addition of two new buildings, interconnecting walkways, site improvements, landscaping and demolition and removal of two existing buildings. Construction progressed throughout the school year within 10 feet of existing in-use classroom buildings. Despite tight boundaries, construction was completed within 14 months |
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Private Sector Building Over $25 Million
Design-Build Merit AwardChevron NorthPark Office Building
Covington, Louisiana |
| Design-Builder: |
Clayco Inc.
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| Owner: |
Chevron
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| Architect: |
Forum Studio Inc.
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| Engineers: |
LA Fuess Partners (Structural)
DEI Engineering (Civil)
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| Specialty Contractors: |
Shambaugh & Son (Fire protection) |
| Specialty Consultants: |
Dressler Engineering (Roof consultant)
Peter M Muller Inc. (Window consultant)
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| Other Key Professionals: |
Barrier Contracting
Concrete Strategies Inc.
High Tech Electric
MCC Group
Cooper Steel
Robert Shaw
K Post Roofing
Oak Cliff Glass
Lasco
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Located in Covington, Louisiana, this $80 million project consists of multi-story office wings, a central amenity area with a large meeting space, a full-service kitchen and a fitness center. The 300,000-square-foot facility serves as the headquarters for the Gulf of Mexico Operations for the Chevron Company that previously operated in New Orleans but had to relocate as a result of Hurricane Katrina.
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Private Sector Building Under $25 Million
National Design-Build AwardWashington Christian Academy
Olney, Maryland |
| Design-Builder: |
Forrester Construction Company
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| Owner: |
Washington Christian Academy
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| Architect: |
Grimm + Parker Architects
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| Engineers: |
L.S. Grim Consulting Engineers (MEP)
Columbia Engineering (Structural)
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| This project included the master planning, programming and design of Washington Christian Academy’s new Olney, Maryland, campus and the construction of the first phase of that dream facility. Forrester Construction developed over 20 acres of the total site and constructed two buildings: an academic facility and a free-standing gymnasium |
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Private Sector Building Under $25 Million
Design-Build Excellence AwardMichael W. Krzyzewski Center for Academic and Athletic Excellence
Durham, North Carolina |
| Design-Builder: |
Beck
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| Owner: |
Duke University
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| Architect: |
Beck (practicing as Fred Perpall Architect)
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| Engineers: |
Stewart Engineering
Sedki & Russ Engineers
Progressive Design Collaborative
Starr Electric Company
Allied Fire Protection
Moser Mayer Phoenix Associates
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| Specialty Contractors: |
Acme Plumbing
Architectural Railings & Grilles
Cartner Glass Systems
Stone Masonry
Hardware Distributors
Mid-Atlantic Infrastructure Systems
Pyramid Masonry
RL Dresser
Starr Electric Company
Steel Fab, Watco Corp
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| Specialty Consultants: |
Nielsen Structural Engineers
Curtain Wall Design & Consulting
Tai and Associates
System Worx
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Situated on Duke University’s West Campus, the Michael W. Krzyzewski Center for Athletic Excellence shows Duke’s commitment to the student athlete. Three separate components unite academics with athletics: an athlete academic support center, a university events center and a basketball practice facility. The completion of the 53,000-square-foot, mixed-use building, forged a strong relationship between the University and the Athletics’ Department.
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Private Sector Building Under $25 Million
Design-Build Merit AwardMount Ida College New Residence Hall
Newton, Massachusetts |
| Design-Builder: |
Cutler Associates Inc.
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| Owner: |
Mount Ida College
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| Architect: |
Finegold Alexander + Associates Inc
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| Engineers: |
BLW Engineers (MEP)
Tetra Tech Rizzo (Traffic/Parking & Civil)
Marc Mazzarelli Associates (Landscape Architect)
Hoyle, Tanner & Associates (Structural)
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| Specialty Contractors: |
Dumont Enterprises (Site)
Emanouil Brothers (Landscaping)
Quality Control Construction (Concrete Formwork/Flatwork)
D'Agostino Associates(Masonry)
Advanced Welding & Design (Misc.)
Metals Millwork One(Millwork/Doors/Frames/Hardware)
Shawnlee (Finish Carpentry)
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| Specialty Consultant: |
Stefura Associates
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Mount Ida College requested their new residence hall have great design within budget and schedule constraints. The design-build team of Cutler Associates and Finegold Alexander and Associates Incorporated promised the college they could “Have their cake and eat it too!” The result? A beautiful building completed on-time and on-budget.
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Industrial/Process Sector Over $25 Million
Design-Build Excellence AwardBoral Bricks – Terre Haute Manufacturing Plant
Terre Haute, Indiana |
| Design-Builder: |
Benham Constructors, LLC
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| Owner: |
Boral Bricks Inc.
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| Architect: |
The Benham Companies, LLC
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| Engineer: |
The Benham Companies, LLC
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| Specialty Contractors: |
Lingl Gmbh (Kiln System Process Provider)
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Boral's Terre Haute plant, the largest of its kind in the U.S., is the first brick manufacturing facility in the United States to achieve LEED Silver Certification. Zero Waste technology, robotics and sustainable designs qualify the facility as a technological marvel. Displacing natural gas with landfill methane gas, utilizing clay deposits from mine-spoils and reclaiming mine-scarred land demonstrates Boral's commitment to environmentally friendly manufacturing.
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Industrial/Process Sector Under $25 Million
Design-Build Merit AwardCovidien – Webster Groves Pilot Plant
Webster Groves, Missouri |
| Design-Builder: |
CRB Builders, LLC
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| Owner: |
Covidien
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| Architect: |
Clark, Richardson & Biskup Consulting Engineers Inc.
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| Engineers: |
Clark, Richardson & Biskup Consulting Engineers Inc.
Optimal Engineering Solutions Inc.
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| Specialty Consultant: |
Ramsey Design Group
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Covidien's Webster Groves Pilot Plant, the Research and Development Center for Oral Solid Dose Research, focuses on formulation research for generic pharmaceuticals, primarily involving Covidien's active pharmaceutical ingredients. This Pilot Plant adds significant capacity to their product development capability by permitting Covidien to work on five products simultaneously.
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Transportation Over $50 Million
Design-Build Merit AwardRail Runner Express Phase 2
Bernalillo to Santa Fe, New Mexico |
| Design-Builder: |
Kiewit New Mexico/Herzog, a Joint Venture
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| Owner: |
New Mexico Department of Transportation
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| Engineer: |
HNTB Corporation
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| Specialty Contractors: |
Core Slab Structures Inc.
Dustrol Inc.
Four Corners Pre-cast Inc.
Maccaferri Inc.
Materials Inc.
Nevada Railroad Material Inc.
Ribbonweld
Rock Con Inc.
Schnabel Foundation Company
Scott Derr Painting Co.
The Reinforced Earth Company
VAE Nortr
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Specialty Consultants:
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Vector Engineering, LLC
Terracon Consultants Inc.
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In just 14 months, the Kiewit New Mexico/Herzog design-build team and New Mexico Department of Transportation partnered to deliver Rail Runner Express Phase 2, an 18- mile, $128 million commuter rail extension from Barnalillo to Santa Fe, New Mexico. Through innovative engineering, this project provides a solution to relieve congestion and supply a transportation alternative for nearly 5,000 commuters every day.
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Transportation Under $50 Million
Design-Build Merit AwardSunrise Mainline Toll Plaza Open Road Tolling (ORT) Modifications
Sunrise, Florida |
| Design-Builder: |
MCM
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| Owner: |
Florida Department of Transportation - Florida's Turnpike Enterprise
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| Architect: |
RS&H
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| Engineer: |
RS&H
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| Specialty Contractors: |
Dilema Corp.
General Asphalt Co.
Ranger Construction Industries
Kistler McDougall Corp.
Gerelco Traffic Controls Inc.
Solares Electrical Services Inc.
Signal Technology Inc.
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Wantman Group Inc.
Tierra Inc.
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With new high-speed, open-road tolling and a signature overhead gantry, the Sunrise Mainline Toll Plaza Modifications project transformed South Florida’s Sawgrass Expressway into the highway of the future. The project was completed by the MCM and RS&H team two months early and ultimately exceeded the goals of its owner, Florida’s Turnpike Enterprise.
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Water/Wastewater Over $25 Million
Design-Build Excellence AwardCity of Clovis Sewage Treatment/Water Reuse Facility
Clovis, California |
| Design-Builder: |
CH2M HILL
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| Owner: |
City of Clovis, California
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| Architect: |
S.I.M. Architects
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| Engineer: |
CH2M HILL
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| Specialty Contractors: |
Agee Construction
Floyd Johnston Construction
Durham Construction
San Joaquin Electric
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| Other Key Professionals: |
Siemens, ITT/WEDECO
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The City of Clovis, California, used design-build to offset rising water demand, spurring innovation and lowest lifecycle cost for its new sewage treatment/water reuse facility. CH2M HILL designed and built a membrane bioreactor and ultraviolet disinfection solution with a unique biosolids reduction technology. CH2M HILL will operate the neighborhood-friendly facility through 2018.
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Water/Wastewater Under $25 Million
Design-Build Excellence AwardCorona del Mar Water Treatment Plant Phase 2 Upgrades and Modifications
Goleta, California |
| Design-Builder: |
MWH Constructors Inc.
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| Owner: |
Goleta Water District
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| Architect: |
MWH Americas Inc.
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| Engineer: |
MWH Americas Inc.
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| Specialty Contractors: |
Fugro West
MNS Engineers
Slayden Construction Company
Mass Electric
Doty Brothers
Melchiori Construction Company
Pre-Fab Builders
ACCO
Shumates
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County Landscape & Design
Collaborative Project Consulting
Perrin Pelgrin
Greenworks
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This $20.7 million design-build project encompassed upgrades, modifications and new construction to a 35-year-old, 36-million-gallons-per-day water treatment plant. Through this project, the Goleta Water District was successful at establishing and conveying its philosophy and goal to the community on the importance of becoming a responsible steward of the environment, water and energy resources.
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Water/Wastewater Under $25 Million
Design-Build Excellence AwardPala Casino, Spa and Resort Wastewater Treatment Plant and Lift Station Rework
Pala, California |
| Design-Builder: |
J.R. Filanc Construction Company Inc.
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| Owner: |
Pala Casino, Spa and Resort, Pala Band of Mission Indians
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| Architect: |
HDR Engineering Inc.
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| Engineer: |
HDR Engineering Inc.
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| Specialty Contractors: |
Mass Electric
Southern California Soil & Testing
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Specialty Consultants:
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Simon Wong Engineering
Moraes/Pham & Assocaites
Ninyo & Moore
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The J.R. Filanc Construction Company/HDR Engineering team designed and built a new wastewater treatment plant to serve the growing needs of the Pala Band of Mission Indians’ reservation, spa and casino. The project was completed ahead of schedule, with a perfect safety record and under budget despite environmental approval delays related to the California Gnatcatcher. Based on the success of this, their first attempt at design-build, the Tribe’s construction staff are now firm believers in this project delivery method.
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Water/Wastewater Under $25 Million
Design-Build Merit AwardStamford WPCA Solids Drying Facility
Stamford, Connecticut |
| Design-Builder: |
CH2M HILL
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| Owner: |
Stamford Water Pollution Control Authority (SWPCA)
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| Architect: |
CH2M HILL
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| Engineer: |
CH2M HILL
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| Specialty Contractors: |
Carlin Contracting Inc.
Andritz Separation Inc.
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| Other Key Professionals: |
State of Connecticut Dept. of Environmental Protection
City of Stamford Building Dept.
City of Stamford Zoning Board
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Recognizing the need for a sustainable wastewater residuals disposal solution, the City of Stamford selected CH2M HILL to lead the design-build delivery of Connecticut’s first solids thermal drying system. The new Solids Drying Facility converts wastewater sludge into high-quality EPA Class A pellets for use as a natural agricultural fertilizer.
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Rehabilitation/Renovation/Restoration
National Design-Build AwardSt. Bernard Parish Pump Station Rehabiltation
New Orleans, Louisiana |
| Design-Builder: |
CDM Constructors Inc.
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| Owner: |
Southeast Louisiana Flood Protection Authority — East
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| Architect: |
CDM Architects
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| Engineer: |
CDM
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| Specialty Contractor: |
MRPitman
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Hurricane Katrina severely damaged three pump stations in St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana, leaving the parish exposed to flood waters from future hurricanes. The design-build delivery method was successfully used to quickly and cost effectively rehabilitate the three pump stations and provide flood protection prior to two ensuing hurricanes.
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Rehabilitation/Renovation/Restoration
National Design-Build AwardOverhead Coverage System Program: Enhanced Force Protection for U.S. Military and Government Personnel
Iraq – Various Locations |
| Design-Builder: |
Perini Corporation
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| Owner: |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Transatlantic Programs Center
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| Engineer: |
Tetra Tech
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| Specialty Contractor: |
Butler Manufacturing
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| Other Key Professionals: |
USACE Gulf Region Division
USACE Engineer Research and Development Center
USACE Protective Design Center
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The Overhead Coverage System Program provides critical enhanced Anti-Terrorism Force Protection to high-occupancy facilities under a hyper-accelerated design-build program. It provides protection for over two million square feet of structures from mortar and rocket attacks and has saved the lives of hundreds of U.S. military and government personnel in Iraq.
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Rehabilitation/Renovation/Restoration
Design-Build Excellence AwardBrentwood Shop Expansion
Washington, D.C. |
| Design-Builder: |
Clark Design/Build
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| Owner: |
Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority
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| Architect: |
STV Incorporated
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| Engineers: |
ECPM
STV Incorporated
General Electric Transportation Systems
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| Specialty Contractors: |
Piping & Corrosion Specialists
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Specialty Consultants:
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ATC Associates
Schnabel Engineering
KTA
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| Other Key Professionals: |
MC Dean Inc.
Amtrak
Whiting Corporation
Joshua Corporation
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The Brentwood Shop Expansion was a $43 million project to renovate and expand a major Washington Metro maintenance facility. Work included the complete bisection of the existing shop floor, the addition of three new service tracks and massive structural and system upgrades. Clark Design/Build completed the project without interrupting the day-to-day operations of the Brentwood Shop.
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Rehabilitation/Renovation/Restoration
Design-Build Excellence AwardTexas State University Baseball/Softball Complex Enhancements
San Marcos, Texas |
| Design-Builder: |
Flintco Inc.
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| Owner: |
Texas State University
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| Architect: |
O'Connell Robertson
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| Engineers: |
Datum Gojer Engineers
Pape-Dawson Engineers
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| Specialty Contractors: |
Ted Breihan Electric
Tejas Elevators
TDIndustries
Dart Construction
R&R Masonry
Hagler & Kerr
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Specialty Consultants:
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Combs Consulting
Coleman & Associates
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Renovation of the Texas State University Baseball and Softball stadiums included demolition of existing structures, addition of cantilevered covered metal bleachers, press boxes, luxury suites, home and visitor dugouts, batting cages, restrooms, ticket offices, a maintenance structure, an entrance, a bus stop and additional ADA accessible parking.
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Rehabilitation/Renovation/Restoration
Design-Build Merit AwardDesign-Build Emergency Repair and Rehabilitation of a Stormwater Conveyance System in Clay County, Florida
Orange Park, Florida |
| Design-Builder: |
CDM Constructors Inc.
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| Owner: |
Clay County, Florida
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| Engineer: |
CDM Inc.
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| Specialty Contractors: |
Gibbs & Register Inc.
Reynolds Inliner, LLC
Ellis and Associates Inc.
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| Specialty Consultant: |
Ghiotto and Associates Inc.
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An intense storm caused multiple failures within a stormwater conveyance system which threatened two adjacent buildings. CDM assisted Clay County, Florida, in an emergency response which was converted to a design-build contract for the full repair and rehabilitation of both open channel and underground components of the stormwater system.
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General Design-Build Under $10 Million
Design-Build Excellence AwardThe East Harlem School
New York , N.Y. |
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AR/CS Construction Services Inc.
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| Owner: |
The East Harlem School
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| Architect: |
Peter Gluck and Partners
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| Engineers: |
Robert Silman Associates (Structural)
Rodkin Cardinale Consulting Engineers (MEP)
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| Specialty Consultants: |
Lux Populi (Lighting)
Kitchen Consultants Inc. (Kitchen)
Design 2147 LTD (Code)
Slater & Beackerman LLC (Zoning)
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The East Harlem School is a year-round middle school that recruits students from low-income families. The new 27,800-square-foot building allows the school to triple in size to meet the urgent educational needs of the neighborhood. Despite the school’s extremely tight budget, caused by the high cost of New York City construction and its location within a flood zone, the project resulted in substantial cost savings, producing a building that otherwise would have been out of reach for the school.
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General Design-Build Under $10 Million
Design-Build Merit AwardLittle Ajax Affordable Housing
Aspen, Colorado |
| Design-Builder: |
GK Construction LLC
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| Owner: |
City of Aspen
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| Architect: |
Peter Gluck and Partners
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| Engineers: |
KL&A (Structural)
Beaudin Ganze (MEP)
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| Specialty Consultants: |
Walsh Environmental (Environmental)
Joe Wells (Land Use)
CTL Thompson (Geotechnical)
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A unique housing solution, this complex is a riff on the traditional courtyard scheme, expanding on a typically formulaic architectural typology. Angled slots slice through the courtyard block to link the city to public mountain trails above while a pedestrian street over covered parking provides access to the landscape and to 14 affordable family units.
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