April / May 2016 - Washington Building Congress

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Inside Industry Report................................3
Craftsmanship Awards..................11
Member Projects............................33
New Members................................35
WBC Calendar..............................37
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Chairman’s Letter
April 2015 / May 2016
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interest or involvement in the Washington Metropolitan Area’s
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C H A I R M A N O F T H E B OA R D
John Barron, Tishman Construction,
An AECOM Company
C H A I R M A N -E L E C T
Joe Schall, Pepco
V ICE CH A IR M A N
Carl Hirrlinger, DAVIS Construction
V ICE CH A IR M A N
Dan Buckley, Anchor Construction Corporation
Mike Baruccheri, Tishman Construction,
An AECOM Company
TR EASUR ER
Brett Snyder, GreenBench Companies
S E C R E TA RY
Lynne Coville, Boston Properties
I M M E D I AT E PA S T C H A I R M A N
Tamara McNulty, Black & Veatch
DIR EC TOR S
Chuck Claar, Branch and Associates
Jacinda Collins, American Institute of Steel Construction
Julie Forsht, Powersmiths
Greg Koger, Holland & Knight
Erin Meitzler, Forrester Construction Company
Pat Mercer, Siemens Industry
Ross Rebraca, HITT Contracting Inc.
Allen Slaughter, Dynalectric Company
Emerson Teer, Clark Construction Group
P R E S I DE N T & C E O
Steven J. Kenton
A S S O C I AT E D I R E C T O R
Rita F. Reis
E D I T O R / DE S I G N E R
Frost Miller Group
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Dear Members and Colleagues:
It is my honor to present the 60th annual WBC Craftsmanship Awards
special edition of the Bulletin. This year 84 winning entries were
selected from the 288 nominations received. Close to 1,100 industry
representatives gathered in March to individually recognize the work
of over 400 dedicated craftsmen. We also inducted another group
into the Hall of Fame and announced the Star Award winners. Over
10,000 men and women have won Craftsmanship Awards over the last
60 years and there are now 33 members of the Hall of Fame, which
was established in 2008. I want to thank everyone who attended and
supported this significant industry event, especially our outstanding
craftsmen and sponsors. A complete list of current and past winners is available on the WBC
website, www.wbcnet.org.
I also have some exciting news regarding the Craftsman Hall of Fame exhibit to be
housed at the new WBC office. The emotion you feel when you see the induction ceremony
during the awards banquet is what we are planning to convey with an interactive video
wall and tribute. Construction of the space is planned to start this spring with a fall
grand opening. To sustain this noble cause, we need your support. Giving levels are being
established and several firms have expressed interest. Please consider supporting this
initiative. Further information regarding the Craftsman Hall of Fame fundraising campaign
will be announced soon.
I would like to personally recognize the 2016 Craftsmanship Awards Committee, Chair
Nik Salvi (Forrester Construction), Vice-Chair Shawn Fenstermacher (Siemens Industry),
and Board Liaison Julie Forsht (Powersmiths) for a job well done. Thank you also to all
of the judges and volunteers who help make this event run smoothly. The Craftsmanship
Awards and Hall of Fame continue to reach new levels each year and the 2016 program was
another amazing salute to our industry.
The Community Services Committee is holding a Rebuilding Together Workday in
Vienna, Virginia on Saturday, April 30. We are expecting over 40 volunteers to join us
for this special day of giving back to those less fortunate in our community. The June-July
Bulletin will highlight all of the individuals and companies involved with the project and
feature some enjoyable photos from the workday. Special thanks go to the Community
Services Committee, Chair Ken Ellis (Langan), Vice-Chair/House Captain Chris Deraleau
(PS Business Parks), and Board Liaison Pat Mercer (Siemens Industry).
The Membership Services Committee hosted the successful St. Patrick’s member
recruitment event in March at McGinty’s Public House. Over 40 people also attend the
new member orientation breakfast at the WBC on April 1. Thank you to the Membership
Services Committee, Chair Tara McCarthy (TRINITY Group Construction), Vice-Chair
Gary Cooke (Natelco Corporation), and Board Liaison Greg Koger (Holland & Knight) for
their commendable work towards achieving our retention and new member goals this year.
Please mark your calendars now for the 79th annual WBC Golf Outing on Monday,
June 6, at Lansdowne and Belmont golf clubs. Also take a moment to consider the
sponsorship opportunities available for this premiere industry event, considered by many
to be the best tournament of the year. Thank you to 2016 Tournament Sponsor Siemens
Industry for their ongoing support. This is an excellent opportunity to showcase your
business, entertain clients, and reward key employees. If you are not a player, please join us
for the awards reception following the tournament at The Golf Club at Lansdowne.
I look forward to seeing you at an upcoming WBC program or event. Thank you for
your active participation and ongoing support of our great association!
Best regards,
WBC Corporate Sponsor
John Barron
WBC Chairman of the Board
American Pharmacists Association
Washington, DC
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Parc Riverside
Washington, DC
The George Washington University Museum and
Textile Museum
Washington, DC
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From building national icons to constructing major healthcare,
residential and commercial developments across the country,
Tishman builds the projects that shape the cities we live in.
Tishman leads AECOM’s Construction Services practice.
With national offices in Washington DC, Philadelphia, Newark,
New York City, Boston, Chicago, and Los Angeles, we manage
some of the country’s most complex and high-profile projects.
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Industry Report
Stevenson, Hendricks, Stansfield,
and Wille Named GTA Vice
Presidents
Geo-Technology Associates, Inc. (GTA)
recently promoted Sam Stevenson,
Andy Hendricks, Andy Stansfield and
John Wille to vice president.
Stevenson has
25 years of project
management
experience in
numerous aspects of
environmental
investigation,
remediation,
hazardous waste
Sam Stevenson
characterization and
disposal, and project planning. He
joined GTA 19 years ago, and as vice
president is responsible for managing the
environmental services division of GTA’s
Laurel, Maryland office.
As vice president, Hendricks is
responsible for
environmental work
performed out of
GTA’s Sterling,
Virginia office. He
has 25 years of
experience (13 with
Andy Hendricks
GTA) achieving
environmental solutions with clients in
the telecommunications, banking, real
estate, insurance, legal, and industrial
communities.
In addition to
vice president,
Stansfield is Natural
Resource Group
Leader at GTA’s
Abingdon,
Maryland office.
With 14 years of
experience, he is
Andy Stansfield
responsible for
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supervision and execution of natural
environmental services including:
wetland delineations, forest stand
delineations, forest conservation plans,
GPS location of environmental features,
federal and state permit processing, and
mitigation planning and design. Andy
has experience with the U.S. Army
Corps of Engineers (USACE), Section
401 & 404 Permit processes, including
state permitting in Maryland, Delaware,
Pennsylvania, and Virginia.
With over 22
years of experience,
John Wille is a Vice
President at GTA
Associates, Inc.’s
Charlotte, North
Carolina office. He is
responsible for
managing and
John Wille
supervising the
geotechnical department as well as the
construction observation and testing staff.
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McCarthy Joins Tishman
Tishman Construction Corporation
announced that
J.J. McCarthy has
joined its MidAtlantic Regional
Office as vice
president of
preconstruction and
J.J. McCarthy
estimating.
In his new role, McCarthy will
bolster Tishman’s local capacity and
resources, strengthening relationships with its clients and creating new
opportunities by providing full-service
preconstruction and estimating services. A native of McLean, Virginia, he
graduated from Virginia Tech with a
Bachelor’s of Science in Building Construction, and then earned a Master’s
Degree in Building Construction from
the University of Florida.
Over the past 28 years, McCarthy has gained first-hand experience
building projects as a general contractor
at-risk, design-build contractor, construction manager, and Owner’s agent.
He is a proven leader who is well-known
and respected in the local construction
community.
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Insurance Associates Acquires
Allegiance Surety Associates
Insurance Associates (IA) recently
acquired Allegiance Surety Associates.
Allegiance is a leading bonding firm
located in Laurel, Md., providing bonding services to the construction and real
estate development industries.
Allegiance brings six employees to
IA with a specialization in writing bonds
for residential and commercial developers
as well as general contractors and subcontractors. Their knowledge of the local real
estate development community enhances
the depth of IA’s contract surety practice
and significantly adds to the subdivision
bond portion of our business.
IA will maintain the office in Laurel
as their third full service office to serve
its clients, and welcome Art Jones and
his team to Insurance Associates.
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BUILDING WASHINGTON
FOR OVER A CENTURY
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SIGAL Welcomes Abbott as Director
of Project Development
SIGAL Construction Corporation has
hired Mark Abbott
as its director of
project development.
In this role, Abbott
is responsible for
business and
relationship
Mark Abbott
development on
behalf of the company.
With more than 20 years of experience in the construction services industry, Abbott has a solid, well-rounded
background in executing sustainable
growth strategies and spearheading
project management initiatives. His
long-term representative clients range
from local organizations to international
companies and Fortune 500 clientele.
Abbott holds a Masters of Business
Administration degree from Marymount
University and a Bachelor of Arts degree
from Virginia Tech.
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Laudenberger Named Partner of
Councilor, Buchanan & Mitchell, PC
Councilor,
Buchanan &
Mitchell, PC
(CBM) recently
announced the
appointment of
Keith Laudenberger, CPA, as
partner.
Keith Laudenberger
Laudenberger
has 20 years of public accounting experience providing services to the automotive industry, construction, real estate
and technology companies as well as notfor-profit organizations and government
contractors. He has experience working
with businesses of all size including
family and closely held businesses.
He serves on CBM’s Automotive
Industry Committee and works with
large and complex dealer groups,
providing them with a range of services
including audit and assurance services,
consolidated financial reporting,
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consolidated federal tax, and multistate tax services. Laudenberger has
worked on dealership engagements that
represent most manufacturers. In that
capacity, he is involved in all phases of
the engagement management including
planning, preparation, reviewing and
consulting.
GORDON Promotes Berg
GORDON
announced the recent
promotion of Jessie
Berg, PE, to Director
of DC Land
Development. She
will now be responsible for growing
GORDON’s private
Jessie Berg
sector presence
within Washington, DC, in addition to
her current role as project manager.
Originally hired as an intern in
2006, Berg quickly rose to supervisory
and management positions. She obtained
her Professional Engineer license in
June of 2014 in the Commonwealth of
Virginia and the District of Columbia
in 2016. She received a civil engineering
degree from the Virginia Polytechnic
Institute and State University in 2008
where she was also involved in Alzheimer’s research fundraising and on-campus
community service support and outreach.
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McCarthy named Director of
Business Development at TRINITY
Group Construction
Tara McCarthy has
joined TRINITY
Construction Group
as director of
business development, where she will
oversee marketing,
sales and business
development
Tara McCarthy
activities nationwide.
McCarthy is the Chair of the
Membership Committee for the Washington Building Congress (WBC), Past
President for the DC Chapter of SMPS,
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and a member of the Communications
Committee for CREW DC. Before
joining TRINITY, McCarthy was
business development director at BE&K
Building Group, a national construction
management firm located in McLean,
VA. Previously, she was business development director at ECS Mid-Atlantic,
an engineering consulting firm located
in Chantilly, VA. McCarthy holds a B.S.
degree in marketing and public relations
from Florida International University.
Damiecki has been an active
member of the Greater Washington DC
chapter of CFMA since 2005 holding
multiple positions with the organization,
including serving as vice president for
the last year and as a program committee member for three years. His term as
president will continue for a minimum of
one year with an option for a second year.
Councilor, Buchanan & Mitchell
Celebrates Milestone Anniversary
Councilor, Buchanan & Mitchell, PC
(CBM) announced the achievement
of another huge milestone: its 95th
anniversary.
The firm was founded in 1921 by
James A. Councilor Sr., who left his
position as head of the Consolidated
Returns Division of the U.S. Bureau
of Internal Revenue (known today as
the Internal Revenue Service) to form
an accounting firm that would assist
companies and individuals with the new
income tax process the government had
recently established.
Since its inception, the firm has
experienced steady and continuous
growth. Over the years, new partners
joined the firm and the name changed
several times, eventually evolving to its
current name—Councilor, Buchanan &
Mitchell, PC—in 1961. Today, CBM
boasts seven partners, 56 professional
and administrative staff members, and
two convenient locations: Bethesda,
Maryland and Washington, DC.
Damiecki Elected President of
Greater Washington DC Chapter of
CFMA
CohnReznick LLP announced that
Scott Damiecki, CPA, CCIFP, was
recently elected President of the Greater
Washington DC Chapter of the Construction Financial Management Association (CFMA). Damiecki is a director
in the firm’s Bethesda, MD office and
a member of the Construction Industry
Practice with more than 17 years of
experience providing assurance, tax, and
consulting to construction clients.
pepco.com
Plaza DC Office Has Moved
Plaza Construction announced that
its DC Office has moved to 1250 Eye
Street, NW, Washington, DC 20005.
Their phone number is 202-864-0000.
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DIFFERENCE.
We’re proud to support the
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Garman and 17 Others Promoted at
SK&A Group
SK&A Group
recently promoted
Cindy Garman, PE,
to Associate.
Approximately one
Upendra Poudel, PhD, PE
year after her
Senior Project Manager
previous promotion
to senior project
manager, Garman—
Cindy Garman
who has over 14 of
structural engineering experience—is
joining the rank of Associate within the
firm’s Repair and Restoration Division.
In addition to Garman, 17 others
were recently promoted at SK&A,
including:
Aaron Snyder, PE
Project Manager
Maral Amini, PhD, PE
LEED Green Associate,
Assistant Project Manager
Jessica Chrismer, EIT
LEED AP, Structural Engineer III
Harold Stallworth, EIT
Structural Engineer III
Jack Przywara, EIT
Structural Engineer II
Sikandar Porter-Gill, EIT
Macenzie Smith, EIT
Raz Barzilay, PE
Project Manager
Negussu Solomon, PE
Project Manager
Catherine Pastoor, PE, SE
Jessica Wakeman, PE, SE
Arash Aghvami, PE
Jonathan Gallis, EIT
David Stringer, EIT
Scott Kabat, PE
Asst. Director, Building Information
Management, Senior Project Manager
Kellie Farster, PE, LEED AP, CDT
Director, Building Information
Management, Project Manager
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Team Members.
I always
They have always helped
with
feel that my opinion matters
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2016 Craftsmanship Awards
2016 Annual
WBC Craftsmanship Awards
Washington’s Building Industry Gathers to Recognize
the Area’s Outstanding Craftspeople
Over 1,100 members of the DC area’s building industry came together in March to praise
the Washington’s top craftsmen and women at the Washington Building Congress’
60th Annual Craftsmanship Awards celebration. In the past 60 years, more than 11,400
individuals have been recognized for their craftsmanship on over 3,000 winning projects.
“The Craftsmanship Awards program has become one
of the most prestigious events in our industry. It is the only
regional program recognizing the individual contributions of
craftsmen working on jobsites every day,” said John Barron,
WBC’s 78th Chairman of the Board. “As the awards program
has elevated in visibility, WBC’s recognition of quality craftsmanship has continued to move forward.”
Additionally, up to five deserving craftsmen may be nominated by the WBC Craftsmanship Awards Committee and
approved by the WBC Board of Directors to be inducted in the
Craftsman Hall of Fame. There are currently 30 members of
the Hall of Fame, which was established in 2008.
Selection of the Hall of Fame inductees is based on the
number of awards an individual has received, the individual’s time
in the building industry, and other factors that may be relevant.
The night’s three 2016 Hall of Fame inductees were:
• Scott Pashkevich – Sitework
• Wayne Radke – Finishes
• Edeline Bush Rhodes, III – Electrical
Videos of the Hall of Fame Inductees are available at
www.youtube.com/user/TheWBCdc
During the evening, the crowd was informed of plans for
a new exhibit coming to WBC’s new office, designed to honor
the now 33 members of the Craftsman Hall of Fame (see page
27). A fall grand opening is planned for the exhibit which will
feature an interactive video wall.
“The emotion you feel when you see the interviews and
induction ceremony is what we are planning to convey with the
Hall of Fame tribute at the new WBC office,” said WBC Past
Chairman and Foundation Chairman Tamara McNulty.
Further information regarding the WBC Hall of Fame
fundraising campaign will be available soon.
This year, WBC received 288 nominations in 10 trade
categories from site work to finishes. With the participation
and support of 175 volunteer judges, teams of evaluators went
out in early January to evaluate all of the nominated projects.
The evaluations were compiled, results tallied, and 84 winning
entries were identified based upon the judges’ scoring. (A complete listing of the winning projects follows, and a complete list
with project descriptions is available online at www.wbcnet.org/
craftsmanship-awards/current-and-past-winners/2016craftsmanship-awards-winners.)
Very few companies had winning craftsmen on more than
one or two projects, however craftsmen from Freestate Electrical Construction Co. and VarcoMac Electrical Construction
Co. were awarded for four projects and craftsman from three of
Miller & Long DC, Inc.’s projects received praise.
Clark Construction Group, LLC was general contractor
on 17 projects; DAVIS Construction was general contractor on
nine projects; and Clark/Smoot/Russell, A Joint Venture was
general contractor on seven projects.
Following the selection of the award winners, a separate
group of Star Award evaluators representing different
perspectives and disciplines within our industry was selected
to independently evaluate the Star Award nominees. Seven
outstanding entries were recommended for this distinction
for demonstrating the highest level of quality and exceeding
the awards criteria to achieve a level defined as “Exceptional.”
From these, the Star Award winners for Visual Excellence,
Technical Excellence and Excellence in the Face of Adversity
were selected. Videos of the nominees are available at
www.youtube.com/user/TheWBCdc
This year, the Star Award for Excellence in the Face of
Adversity was awarded to the team of Josh Craig, Ronnie
McFee, Joe McNaughton, Sammy Rojas, Bill Smith, and
Mikolaj Zak with AlphaSteel/SteelFab, Inc. for Structural
Steel Framing at The National Museum of African American
History and Culture.
Chris Brown, Amado Cortez, Mike Dickerson, John
McCarthy, Vern Quesenberry, and Tim Ruff with Ruff
Roofers, Inc. were honored with the Star Award for Technical
Excellence for their Thermal and Moisture Protection work on
The Gunston Hall Mansion Roof Replacement.
Finally, the Star Award for Visual Excellence was
presented to Jeff Benac, John Burroughs, Carrol Gayle, David
Holmes, and John Yeatts with AOC Construction Division for
the Plumbing at The Thomas Jefferson Building Sprinkler
System, West Main Pavilion, First Floor.
Congratulations to all of the evening’s winners!
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2016 Star Award Winners
Winners for Excellence in the Face of Adversity
The National Museum of African American History and Culture
Winners for Technical Excellence
The Gunston Hall Mansion Roof Replacement
Winners for Visual Excellence
The Thomas Jefferson Building Sprinkler System, West Main Pavilion, First Floor
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7770 Norfolk
Bethesda, MD
Atlantic Plumbing
Washington, DC
5600 Fishers Lane
Rockville, MD
Creating and enhanCing Value
for
More than
50Y
ears
CEB Tower at Central Place
Arlington, VA
900 16th Street
Washington, DC
Following are the names of all the Craftsmanship Award winners along with the
projects on which they worked, their employers, and where applicable, the general
contractors and other key project team members. Star award are marked with a .
METALS
MISCELLANEOUS METAL FABRICATION
Mark Corgnati, Jamie Gonzales, Mark Koucheck,
Antonio Lunaflores, Chris McDougan, Scott Medlan
— Mohawk Construction & Supply Co., Inc.
Project: University of the District of Columbia | New Student
Center, Washington, DC
Architect: Cannon Design
General Contractor: Parkinson | Forrester Joint Venture
Mark Henderson, Andy Nguyen, Scott Palmer, Rudy Ramos,
Phong Tran, Don Williams
— Steel, LLC
Project: Atlantic Plumbing Parcel A & B, Washington, DC
Architects: Eric Colbert & Associates / Morris Adjmi
Architects
Engineer: SK&A Structural Engineers
General Contractor: HITT Contracting Inc.
ORNA MENTAL METAL
Ben Hathcock, John Parina, Ed Short
— Northstar Contracting and Miguel Ortiz,
Chris Wartella — Morel Industries
Project: National Museum of African American History
and Culture, Washington, DC
Architects: Adjaye Associates / Davis Brody Bond / Freelon /
SmithGroupJJR
Engineers: Guy Nordenson and Associates / Robert Silman
Associates
General Contractor: Clark/Smoot/Russell, A Joint Venture
Eduardo Peraza, Jason Taylor, Fernando Vargas
— ISEC, Inc.
Project: 601 Massachusetts Avenue, Washington, DC
Architect: Duda Paine Architects, LLP
Engineer: Thornton Tomasetti
General Contractor: Clark Construction Group, LLC
1785 Massachusetts Avenue NW Renovation, Washington, DC
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Brian Baublitz, Alex Grace, Benjamin Graham-Putter,
Christopher Pumphrey, James Seal, Andrew Walker
— Gutierrez Studios
Project: Alexandria Renew New Environmental Center &
Garage Connector, Alexandria, VA
Architect: Rust Orling Architecture
General Contractor: Clark/US LLC
STRUCTUR AL STEEL FR A MING
Scott Christensen, Joe Fowler, Sam Johnson,
Christopher Long, Brent Matthews, Jassiel Vargas
— Superior Iron Works, Inc.
Project: 1785 Massachusetts Avenue NW Renovation,
Washington, DC
Architect: Hartman-Cox Architects
Engineer: Robert Silman Associates
General Contractor: Grunley Construction Company, Inc.
Louie Ceraldi, Anthony King, Brian Kraft,
Chad Luebbehusen, John Parina, Silvio Orozco
— Enclos Corp.
Project: National Museum of African American History and
Culture, Washington, DC
SmithGroupJJR
Associates
Alan Badeaux, Jr., Aaron Bennett, Benjamin Chism,
III, Sean Davenport, Mike Hudnall, Gary Willis
— American Iron Works, Inc.
Project: Inova Women’s Hospital and Inova Children’s
Hospital, Falls Church, VA
Architect: Wilmot/Sanz
Engineer: Cagley & Associates
Congratulates all the Craftsmen
Award Winners for 2016, with Special
Recognition to our own Craftsmen for
their work on The Wharf - Site Utility
Project.
Randy Schultz
Adonis Villatoro
Raul Lucero
Miguel Velasquez
Barrie Carter
Martin Villatoro
National Zoological Park General Services Building & Retaining Wall
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Dave Austin, Steve Brewer,Vincent Ferguson,
Kim Kwangsoo,Greg Ochoa, Dorin Radulescu
— S.A. Halac Iron Works, Inc.
Project: Theodore Roosevelt High School Modernization,
Washington, DC
Architect: Perkins Eastman DC
Engineer: ReStl Designers, Inc.
General Contractor: Smoot|Gilbane, A Joint Venture
Josh Craig, Ronnie McFee, Joe McNaughton,
Sammy Rojas, Bill Smith, Mikolaj Zak
— AlphaSteel/SteelFab, Inc.
SmithGroupJJR
Associates
Alan Hoffman, Garabet Mossessian, Pablo Reyes,
Gary Willis, Jr.
— American Iron Works, Inc.
SITEWORK
UNDERPINNING, FOUNDATIONS
AND EXCAVATIONS
Joe Grim, Philippe Melton, Gerald Schryer
— Strittmatter Contracting, LLC
Project: Rosslyn Central Place, Arlington, VA
Architect: Beyer Blinder Belle
Engineer: Tadjer Cohen Edelson Associates, Inc.
Nathaniel Barkdale, Omar Benitez, Melvin Maldonado,
Christopher Moen, Walter Salazar, Michael Waller
— Clark Foundations, LLC
Project: CBE Tower / Rosslyn Central Place Residential,
Arlington, VA
Architect: Beyer Blinder Belle
Dennis Carbajal, Nelson Cruz, Ramon Garcia,
Kenneth Kretsinger, Wilber Portillo, Wilmer Villatoro
— Superior Foundation, Inc.
Project: Insignia On M, Washington, DC
Architect: WDG Architecture
Engineer: Tadjer Cohen Edelson Associates, Inc.
General Contractor: Donohoe Construction Company
Insignia On M, Washington, DC
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Safeway #3250, Alexandria, VA
INTERIOR STONE AND M ARBLE
MASONRY
Josh Clary
— M’Amore Inc.
EXTERIOR STONE
Project: Quarry Springs Phase I, Bethesda, MD
Architect: Robert M. Swedroe Architects & Planners
General Contractor: DAVIS Construction
James S. Boatman, Michael Dowling, David Kirby,
Pat Marinucci, Richard Rutherford
— Boatman and Magnani Inc.
David C. Jonke, Christian B. Lancsa, Filipe P. Madureira,
Zenon W. Moya, Giovanni Tilli
— Rugo Stone, LLC
Project: Safeway #3250, Alexandria, VA
Architect: Cunningham | Quill Architects
General Contractor: Chesapeake Contracting Group, Inc.
Isidro Castro-Hernandez, Matthew Cocozzella, Jose Flores,
Isaias Rodriguez, Oswaldo Ruiz-Chico, Marvin Vasquez
— Stone Works, Inc.
Project: Alexandria Renew New Environmental Center &
Garage Connector, Alexandria, VA
Architect: Rust Orling Architecture
UNIT M ASONRY
Herbert Amaya, Joel Curry, Bruno Garza, Julio Hernandez,
Mike Kulp, Andrew Taylor
— Calvert Masonry
Project: Park Chelsea at The Collective, Washington, DC
Architect: Esocoff & Associates
General Contractor: WCS Construction, LLC
| April / May 2016 17
DEMOLITION
DOORS & WINDOWS
EXTERIOR GLASS
Louie Ceraldi, Anthony King, Brian Kraft,
Chad Luebbehusen, John Parina, Silvio Orozco
— Enclos Corp.
SmithGroupJJR
Associates
Aaron Boots, Dennis Cook, Mark Cummins,
Vince Gurneau, James Sowers
— Harmon, Inc.
Andrew Butler, Rudy Duque, Ken Flemming, Garrett Hill,
Sam MacNichol, Chris Panarella
— Interior Specialists, Inc.
Project: Georgetown University - Chiller 9 & 2 Cooling Tower
Replacement, Washington, DC
Prime Engineer: Mueller Associates, Inc.
Structural Engineer: ReStl Designers, Inc.
General Contractor: The Whiting-Turner Contracting
Company
DEMOLITION & ABATEMENT
Manuel Chavez, Jose Morales,Juan Reyes
— Aceco, LLC and
Chris Druin, Giovanni Medina, Jaime Moran
— Progress Environmental, LLC
Project: 5600 Fishers Lane, Rockville, MD
Architect: Gensler
EXTERIOR FAÇADE
Jacinto Antonio Ayala, Jose Nasario Ayala, Jose Luis
Aviles Lainez, Wilson Olivares, Salvador Santos
— JPN Masonry, LLC
SPECIAL CONSTRUCTION
Project: The New Brookland Middle School, Washington, DC
Associated Architects: Grimm and Parker Architects
General Contractor: Skanska USA Building, Inc.
CEILING UNISTRUT
Scott Garthwaite, Tor Hammond, Anthony Peterdozzi,
Devin Thyberg, Tim Thyberg, Doug Yard
— Strut Service Company
Project: Equinix DC10, Ashburn, VA
Architect: Sheehan Partners, Ltd.
Engineer: Cardo Haynes Whaley
General Contractor: DPR Construction
METAL PANELS
Ronald Breaux, Jesus Garcia, Fernando Hernandez,
Jeff Lawson, Bobby Rozier, Ron Woodruff
— Miller Clapperton Partnership/OMC
Project: 7770 Norfolk Avenue, Bethesda, MD
Architect: FxFowle Architects
| April / May 2016 18
MOSAIC
Fr. Jonah Lynch, Eva Osterman, Silvano Radaelli,
Bostian Ravnikar, Fr. Marko Rupnik, Manuela Viezzoli
— Centro Aletti
Project: Saint John Paul II National Shrine - Main Church,
Washington, DC
Architect: LSC Design
General Contractor: The Whiting-Turner Contracting
Company
ROOFING & SIDING
Abel Alvarenga, Scott Crites, Anthony Golman, Sr.,
Charles Ko, John Ours, Walter Ramirez
— Alonzo Ours Construction Inc.
Project: Woodmont Country Club, Rockville, MD
Architect: Chapman Coyle Chapman & Associates
General Contractor: Coakley & Williams Construction, Inc.
SEWER & STREA M RESTOR ATION
Mark Baxter, Pat Baxter, Tim Baxter, Melvin
Dodson, Donald Gillis, Mario Oyervide
— Patriot Development Corporation
FINISHES
CER A MIC TILE AND TERR AZZO
Jeff McMillian, Jorge Migliolo, Gerardo Molina, Jose Suazo,
Alejandro Lopez Vasquez
— David Allen Company
DRY WALL
Fernando Arellano, Jaime Bonilla, Jorge Gonzalez,
Chester Hawkins, James Manuel, Gerardo Valdez
— P & D Contractors
Project: The New Brookland Middle School, Washington, DC
Associated Architect: Grimm and Parker Architects
General Contractor: Skanska USA Building, Inc.
Project: South Van Dorn Emergency Sewer & Stream
Restoration, Alexandria, VA
Engineer: Dewberry
THERM AL and MOISTURE PROTECTION
Chris Brown, Amado Cortez, Mike Dickerson,
John McCarthy, Vern Quesenberry, Tim Ruff
— Ruff Roofers, Inc.
Project: Gunston Hall Mansion Roof Replacement, Lorton, VA
Architect: Mesick, Cohen, Wilson, Baker Architects
UTILIT Y RELOCATION
Barrie Carter, Raul Lucero, Randy Schultz,
Miguel Velasquez, Adonis Villatoro,Martin Villatoro
— Anchor Construction Company
Project: The Wharf, Washington, DC
Engineer: AMT, LLC
Inova Women's Hospital and Inova Children's Hospital, Falls Church, VA
| April / May 2016 19
Juan Benitez, Alfredo Orozco, Mark Shelton
— Manganaro Midatlantic, LLC
FLOORING
Larry Brousard, Brad Collins, Ben Currin, Gary Goerss,
Clint Overton, Peter Post
— Peter Post Restoration
Project: Restoration of the Old Senate Chamber, Maryland
State House, Annapolis, MD
Architect: Mesick, Cohen, Wilson, Baker Architects
Engineer: Keast & Hood
General Contractor: The Christman Company
Fernando A. Barbosa, Santos V. Lopez Hernandez,
David C. Jonke, Christian B. Lancsa, Filipe P. Madureira,
Zenon W. Moya
— Rugo Stone, LLC
SPECIALT Y PAINTING
Matthew Blankenship, Terry Brackenbury, Glen Butts,
Anthony Davis, John Kehde, Bill Mensching
— EverGreene Architectural Arts
Project: National Zoological Park General Services Building &
Retaining Wall, Washington, DC
Architect: Quinn Evans Architects
Engineer: Geomo Enterprises, Inc.
General Contractor: Hensel Phelps
John Parina
— Northstar Contracting and
Andres Maldonado Martinez, Leo Miranda, Gary Shier
— Dura Industries
SmithGroupJJR
Associates
Project: Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman, Washington, DC
Architect: Lehman Smith McLeish
Ivaylo Borisov, Christian Huatay, Dobrin Koytchev,
Ivo Koytchev, Anna Torre-Smith, Edgar Vargas
— ATS Studios, LLC
PLASTER
Project: Renwick Gallery of the Smithsonian American Art
Museum, Washington, DC
General Contractor: Consigli Construction Co., Inc.
Marc Berrong, Jose Gomez, Ian Jenkins, Marcelo Jimenez,
Roly Olivera, Shawn Smith
— Hayles & Howe, Inc.
Project: Theodore Roosevelt High School Modernization,
Washington, DC
Architect: Perkins Eastman DC
Engineer: ReStl Designers, Inc.
General Contractor: Smoot|Gilbane, A Joint Venture
CONCRETE
Ivaylo Borisov, Ivo Koytchev, Sonny Lechoco, Cory Rose,
Marcial Soto, Meliton Soto
— ATS Studios, LLC
Cesar Arias, Juan Diaz, Bonerjes (Chino) Flores,
Oscar Fuentes, Milton Reyes, Carlos Villanueva
— Miller & Long DC, Inc.
Project: Renwick Gallery of the Smithsonian American Art
Museum, Washington, DC
Architect: Westlake Reed Leskosky
Engineer: Woods Peacock
General Contractor: Consigli Construction Co., Inc.
CAST-IN-PLACE CONCRETE
Project: George Washington University Square 77 District
House, Washington, DC
Architect: Ayers Saint Gross
Engineer: Keast & Hood
| April / May 2016 20
Francisco Lopez, Oscar Sanchez, Joe Satkin, Arritt Wheeler
— Hensel Phelps
Engineer: McMullan and Associates, Inc.
Raul Franco, Carlos Martinez, Willie Riley, Tony Sacra
— Smith-Midland Corporation
Engineer: Geomo Enterprises, Inc.
Dilmer Bonilla, Faustino Bonilla, German Cuchillas,
Jose Lazo, Jose Orellana, Bant Singh
Project: 900 16th Street NW, Washington, DC
Architect: Cooper Carry
Yobani Aguilar, Mike Crotty, Jose Garcia,
Walter Henriquez, Maudiel Robles, Santos Torres
— Facchina Construction Company, Inc.
Project: Turkish American Community Center, Lanham, MD
Architect: Fentress Architects
General Contractor: Balfour Beatty Construction
Oscar Amaya, Kevin James Augustine, Walter Cano,
Mauricio Martinez, Carlos Medina, Fredy Reyes
PRECAST CONCRETE
Amos Lapp, Bryan Mabry, Justin Miller, Colton Peachey,
Andy Snader, Greg Swagart
— Dutchland, Inc.
Project: Alexandria Renew Enterprises - SANUP Package C,
Alexandria, VA
Architect/Engineer: CH2M Hill
Carlos Ambriz, Jose Ambriz, Juan Carranza, Michael
Lackey, Pedro Reyes, Terry White
— Arban & Carosi, Inc.
Project: 900 16th Street NW, Washington, DC
Architect: Robert A.M. Stern Architects, LLP
MECHANICAL
HVAC-PIPING
Tim Butler, John Carter, Chris Cook, Donny Matthews,
Chuck Sperry
— Shapiro and Duncan, Inc.
Project: HCA StoneSprings Hospital Center, Aldie, VA
Architect: Gresham, Smith and Partners
Engineer: I.C. Thomasson
General Contractor: Brasfield & Gorrie, LLC
Harold Flowers, George Giddings, Jr., George Giddings, III,
Brandon Jenkins, Brian Tate, Richard Yerby
— Kirlin Mid-Atlantic, LLC
Project: George Washington University Science and
Engineering Complex CUP, Washington, DC
Architect/Engineer: Ballinger
HVAC-PIPING
Kirk Heisler, Paul Webster, Ted White
— Heffron Company
Project: Georgetown University Chiller Plant, Washington, DC
Architect: Martin Reddy Architects
Prime Engineer: Mueller Associates, Inc.
General Contractor: The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company
Brian Burnett, Jason Coleman, Robert T. Gifford,
John Gose, John Paul Hamman, Jade McCain
— Dominion Mechanical Contractors, Inc.
Project: Inova North Tower & Critical Care Wing,
Falls Church, VA
Engineer: RMF Engineering
| April / May 2016 21
PLUMBING
Jeff Benac, John Burroughs, Carrol Gayle, David
Holmes, John Yeatts
— AOC Construction Division
Project: Thomas Jefferson Building Sprinkler System, West
Main Pavilion, First Floor, Washington, DC
Architect: VITETTA
Engineer: JensenHughes
Kevin Cooper, Ryan Eutsler, Jason Marcum
— Dominion Mechanical Contractors, Inc.
Project: Inova North Tower & Critical Care Wing,
Falls Church, VA
Engineer: RMF Engineering
WOODS & PLASTICS
ARCHITECTUR AL MILLWORK
Jose Castillo, Maximo Garcia, Jorge Ludena,
Fernando Lujan, Mario Murillo, Jorge Fernando Ortiz
— Potomac Architectural Millwork Corporation
Project: Woodmont Country Club, Rockville, MD
Architect: Chapman Coyle Chapman & Associates
General Contractor: Coakley & Williams Construction, Inc.
Phil Burgess, Ivan Chirinos, John Kresal,
Oscar Yar Montalvo, Juan Sanchez, Paul Tessandori
— IBS Millwork Corp.
Project: Reed Smith DC, Washington, DC
Architect: Gensler
Engineer: DC Mechanical
General Contractor: rand* construction corporation
Chad Hill, Denzel Miller, Anthony Orr, Roger Parker,
Mike Reiff, Arunas Sopa
— Gaithersburg Cabinetry & Millwork
Project: Nixon Peabody, Washington, DC
Architect: Perkins+Will
Engineer: GHT Ltd.
Sandro Baraldi, Manrico Barbon, Hanz Barnes,
Graziano Boscatti, Gaetano Catalano, Marco Vegetti
— Arredoquattro Industrie SPA
Project: Gucci Flagship Store, Washington, DC
Architect: Space4Architecture
Engineer: Rosini Engineering
General Contractor: rand* construction corporation
Steve Biniek, Heber Chrispim, Sevan Karakaya,
Michael Pennington, Matthew Settle, Richard Williams
— Pillar Construction, Inc.
Andy Brickey, Doug Clark, German Escobar, Charles
Howell, Mitchell Moore
— Clark’s Lumber & Millwork
Project: The Ritz Carlton Lobby Renovations, Washington, DC
Architect: Meyer Davis
General Contractor: Harvey-Cleary Builders
Paul Croson, Jose Cruz, Dennis Hare, Andrew King,
Kim Truong, Larry Walton
— Washington Woodworking
Project: Leidos Conference Center, Reston, VA
Architect: Studios Architecture
Engineer: Leidos Engineering, LLC
General Contractor: Harvey-Cleary Builders
ELECTRICAL
LIGHTING SYSTEMS
Daniel Breece, Michael Breece, Alejandro Gonzales,
Timothy Grimes, Jeffrey M. Hite, Joseph Morgan
— J.E. Richards, Inc.
Project: Saint John Paul II National Shrine, Washington, DC
Architect: LSC Design
Engineer: AltieriSeborWiebor
| April / May 2016 23
The Ritz Carlton Lobby Renovations, Washington, DC
Doug Abramczyk, Timothy Burke, Sean Easterlin,
Jason Orem, Juan Quintanilla, Chuck Rhoads
— Mona Electric Group, Inc.
Architect: SmithGroupJJR
Engineer: WSP Group
Alvin DeBlanc, Delroy Gordon, Dwight Hubbell,
Stephen King, Mike Moran, Jason Rosenbaum
— PerLectric, Inc.
Chris Blau, Scott Blau, Rick Franklin
— Power Services, Inc.
Project: Arnold & Porter Tenant Improvements, Washington, DC
Architect: HYL Architecture
Engineer: Dewberry
Mike Callow, Jr., Charles Dillard, Jonathan Kirk,
David Thompson, Ivan Tyanev, Andy Tydings
— J.E. Richards, Inc.
Project: Westpark, Tysons Corner, VA
Architect: Hickok Cole Architects
Engineer: KTA Group, Inc.
Doug Hickman, Rick Jackson, Dwayne Ladd, Rich McCann
— Heller Electric Company
Project: St. Elizabeth’s Chapel Renovation - R.I.S.E.
Demonstration Center, Washington, DC
Architect: Cunningham | Quill Architects
Engineer: Setty & Associates, Ltd.
General Contractor: GCS Inc.
Dave Jurney, Bill Roberts, John Roberts, Kevin Sherman
— Power Solutions, LLC
Project: Marriott Headquarters Main Lobby, Bethesda, MD
Architect: Gensler
Engineer: Karnik Gregorian Engineering, Inc. (KGE)
Russell Bowie, Gary Collins, Talon Davis, Allan Harrison,
Rob Martin, Dan Paul
— VarcoMac Electrical Construction Co.
Project: National Gateway Potomac Yard Phase 1, Arlington, VA
Architect/Engineer: Little Diversified Architectural
Consulting
General Contractor: Turner Construction Company
Doug Hickman, Rick Jackson, Dwayne Ladd,
Greg Megginson
— Heller Electric Company
Project: River Terrace Education Campus, Washington, DC
Architect: Fanning Howey / ByAssociates
Engineer: JVP Enterprises, P.C.
General Contractor: GCS Inc.
| April / May 2016 24
POWER GENER ATION, DISTRIBUTION
AND SWITCHGEAR
Wayne Barry, Andrew Bean, Jeff Collie, Mike Lazo, Mike
McLaughlin, Kevin Nevers
— Singleton Electric Company, Inc.
Project: Parkway WWTP Biosolids Handling, Laurel, MD
Architect: CH2M Hill
Engineer: Shah & Associates
General Contractor: CPP Construction
Mark Carter, Greg Cobaugh, Daniel DeFrancesco,
Ted Sparshott, Bob Spittle, Matt Tomsko
— Singleton Electric Company, Inc.
Project: Ambulatory Care Center Phase I - Joint Base
Andrews, Camp Springs, MD
Architect: RLF Architecture
Engineer: sames as architect
General Contractor: Manhattan Construction Company
Derek Clark, Mike Graham, Mike Kane,
Mark McDaniel, Brian Seiss, Dave Williams
Project: Undisclosed Data Center Expansion, Reston, VA
Engineer: Burns & McDonnell
William Bruce, Kenny Fowler, Patrick Gardiner,
Jose Orellana, Daniel Stamp, Jeff Watson
— Mona Electric Group, Inc.
Architect: SmithGroupJJR
Engineer: WSP Group
Jeff Edwards, James Foster, Brandon Miller, Nick Noonan,
Lynn Spencer, Russell Way
— Freestate Electrical Construction Co.
Project: National Institute of Health - Building 1 Switchgear
Upgrade, Bethesda, MD
Engineer: EDG2, Inc.
General Contractor: NTVI Federal
Chris W. Carter, Andrew L. Longoria, Chris E. Mullins,
Barry S. Payne, Thomas G. Russek, Doug W. Saylor
— Dynalectric Company
Project: COPT DC6 - Phase 5, Manassas, VA
Architect: Gensler
Ambulatory Care Center Phase I - Joint Base Andrews, Camp Springs, MD
| April / May 2016 25
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Project: Sibley Memorial Hospital Switchgear Replacement,
Washington, DC
Engineer: Leach Wallace Associates Inc.
Tim Armstrong, Mark Hoover, Mark Johnson,
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Project: DHHS Data Center, Rockville, MD
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Project: ACC7 Data Center - Controls & Integrated Systems,
Ashburn, VA
Architect: DVA Architects, LLC
Engineer: CCG Facilities Integration Inc.
General Contractor: Holder Construction Company
TELECOMMUNICATIONS
SYSTEMS AND FACILITIES
Tim Armstrong, Mark Johnson, Richard
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Project: 5600 Fishers Lane, Rockville, MD
Architect: Gensler
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Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center. Since then,
Tishman has built approximately 15 million additional square feet of new
construction and renovation projects in the region for a wide variety of
public and private sector clients. The firm’s full range of services includes
general contracting, construction management and pre-construction.
For more information, visit www.tishmanconstruction.com.
STEEL SPONSORS
ALUMINUM SPONSORS
CONCRETE SPONSORS
Asmar, Schor & McKenna, PLLC
Black & Veatch
Boatman and Magnani, Inc.
Chiaramonte Construction Company
CHUTES International
Clark Construction Group, LLC
Clean Earth Inc.
ECS Mid-Atlantic, LLC
EDG2, Inc.
Foulger-Pratt
Grunley Construction Company
Hensel Phelps
Kalkreuth Roofing and Sheet Metal
Peckar Abramson
Pepco
RM Thornton Mechanical
SIGAL Construction Corporation
Telligent Masonry, LLC
| April / May 2016 32
Member Projects
Lendlease Celebrates the Start of Construction for 414 Light Street, Baltimore, MD
After a required creative review at the
end of its marketing contract, Digestive
Disease Week® (DDW) has rehired
Frost Miller (FM) to develop promotional
materials for the next three events, starting with DDW 2017. Digestive Disease
Week is the world’s largest gathering of
physicians, researchers and academics in
the fields of gastroenterology, hepatology, endoscopy and gastrointestinal
surgery, attracting more than 14,000
GI professionals. It is sponsored by the
American Association for the Study of
Liver Diseases (AASLD), American
Gastroenterological Association (AGA)
Institute, American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy (ASGE), and Society for Surgery of the Alimentary Tract
(SSAT). FM, an integrated marketing
agency, will design print and digital
advertisements, registration brochures,
direct mail, on-site programs and other
promotional materials. Previously, FM
helped rebrand DDW to present a more
cohesive image to its constituents and
the industry at large.
Additionally, FM was selected
to handle digital promotion for the
Electronic Transactions Association’s
annual event for the payments technology industry—TRANSACT 16. FM will
develop the strategic digital marketing plan and implement a campaign
that includes social media and mobile
advertising campaigns, organic content
on LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter and
Instagram and other content marketing tactics. The tactics are designed to
deliver an online experience that its participants enjoy being a part of and also
benefit from before and after the event.
WCS Construction, LLC has been
selected by Lerner to construct Phase
III of Windmill Parc at Dulles Town
Center. The third phase of the 112-units
will match the original unique designs
featuring premium amenities and open
floor plans. The community’s premier
location provides easy access to Loudoun
County and Fairfax County employment
centers and is walking distance to Dulles
Town Center mall – Loudoun County’s
only super regional mall offering 185
upscale shops and restaurants in 1.4 million square feet of shopping, dining and
entertainment space. The project has a
targeted completion date of March 2017.
Questar Properties selected Lendlease to provide construction management services for of 414 Light Street, the
ultra-luxury 44-story apartment tower
on Baltimore’s Inner Harbor.In March,
Questar, Mayor of Baltimore Stephanie
Rawlings-Blake, local business leaders,
and Lendlease gathered at the project
site to host a groundbreaking ceremony,
to mark the beginning of construction.
Upon project completion the project will
be among the tallest in Baltimore.
The project site is rich in Baltimore’s history and was once home to the
McCormick Spice factory. However, for
more than 20 years the project site was
being underutilized, serving as a parking
lot. The new tower will have 394-units,
six-levels of above-grade parking, over
12,000-square-feet of retail space on the
first floor, rooftop amenities such as a
pool, grill, gym, and pet spa. The project
is targeting LEED-Silver certification
upon completion. | April / May 2016 33
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| April / May 2016 34
New Members
New Members
New Small Business Members
3M Electrical Markets
Athena Construction Group, Inc.
426 Lady Fern Place
Gaithersburg, MD 20878
p: 314-422-3541
www.3m.com/electrical
Representative: Clarence Butts
Cohen Seglias Pallas Greenhall &
Furman PC
1828 L Street, Suite 705
Washington, DC 20036
p: 202-466-4110
f: 202-466-2693
www.cohenseglias.com
Representatives: Ed DeLisle, Esq.,
Karen Karas, Esq., Lane Kelman, Esq.,
Jackson Nichols, Esq., Paul Thaler, Esq.,
Jason Tomasulo, Esq.
18031 Dumfries Shopping Plaza
Dumfries, VA 22026
p: 703-221-7131
f: 703-221-7929
www.athenaconstructiongroup.com
Representatives: Clay R. Frook,
Amber Peebles
Central Asia Consulting, Inc.
9515 Blake Lane, Apt T#3
Fairfax, VA 22031
p: 571-527-8293
Representative: Bakh Safarov
Eklund’s, Inc.
9950 Business Parkway, Suite 100
Lanham, MD 20706
p: 817-949-2030
f: 817-488-9158
www.eklunds.com
Representatives: Jacqueline Beruete,
Susan Pettit
Powersmiths
217 E. Windsor Avenue
Alexandria, VA 22301
p: 703-963-8487
www.powersmiths.com
Representative: Julie Forsht
ServiceMaster National Capital
Restoration
7551 Fordson Road
Alexandria, VA 22306
p: 855-957-6627
www.smncr.com
Representatives: Jennifer Hammer,
Kelly Huhn
Wilson Technologies Inc.
8630 Fenton Street, Suite 328
Silver Spring, MD 20910
p: 301-588-7890
f: 301-588-7891
www.wilsontechnologies.com
Representatives: Alfredo Aquino, India
Chisley, Derrick A. Wilson
| April / May 2016 35
New Members
New Member
Descriptions
3M Electrical Markets
The story of 3M began in 1902, when
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co.
was established as a mining operation.A few
decades later, 3M scientist Don Douglas
dropped a rubber band on a hot plate, and
Scotch® Vinyl Electrical Tape was born.
3M Electrical Markets Division’s 1,400
employees produce more than 7,000 electrical
products across 13 US-based manufacturing
plants for the construction, utility, renewable
energy, and transmission markets.
Athena Construction Group, Inc.
Athena Construction Group, Inc.is the
oldest, largest and one of the most respected
SDVOSB, WOB, HUBZone construction
company in America. They specialize in
general contracting and self-performing the
installation of doors, frames, and hardware
and drywall. Widely acknowledged for their
integrity and ability to complete complex
projects, Athena is the company of choice for
federal agencies, large general contractors and
private clients.
Eklund’s, Inc.
Eklund’s crafts complete elevator cabs and
custom elevator interiors. Whether a new
construction project or a renovation, Eklund’s
offers a wide range of custom elevator cab
solutions to meet both aesthetic desires and
budget requirements. Thier total elevator
cab solutions include design, manufacturing,
and installation of luxury, custom-crafted
cabs and interiors, and a wide selection of
StreamLine standard cab interiors.
With customers from coast to coast, their
elevator interiors are installed in some
the nation’s most recognizable properties.
Working with architects, elevator
consultants, elevator contractors, general
contractors, property managers, and building
owners, Eklund’s transform elevator interior
visions into safe, functional, and aesthetically
pleasing realities.
ServiceMaster National Capital
Restoration
ServiceMaster National Capital Restoration
is a small, woman-owned business
specializing in 24/7/365 emergency response
for water, fire and biohazard/crime scene
clean-up. They offer non-destructive mold
remediation, specialty cleaning, postconstruction cleaning and odor mitigation.
Wilson Technologies Inc.
Wilson Technologies Inc. is a leading
outsourcing firm with strong federal
government past performance in
reprographics, mail center, logistics,
document/records, warehouse and
transportation management.
Eklund’s cab interiors are fabricated in-house
and are installed nationwide by their certified
WBE installation partner, BCE Specialties.
With 33 years of elevator cab manufacturing
experience, Eklund’s takes pride in offering
its customers leading-edge design, quality
craftsmanship, dependability, and prompt
on-time delivery.
Cohen Seglias Pallas Greenhall &
Furman PC
Cohen Seglias is a law firm of more than
60 lawyers with nine offices in Washington,
DC, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
New York, Delaware, and West Virginia.
With attorneys licensed in numerous federal
courts and more than a dozen states, the
Firm represents clients nationally in a variety
of industries ranging from construction,
development, real estate, manufacturing,
and transportation to higher education,
healthcare, and hospitality.
Cohen Seglias attorneys understand the
importance of working as efficiently as
possible to achieve the best results for our
clients. Whether negotiating contracts,
handling corporate mergers and dissolutions,
drafting commercial documents, trusts,
wills, and other estate planning instruments
or litigating construction and commercial
disputes, our unique team approach to
handling matters ensures that the Firm
provides service and experience specifically
tailored to each client and matter.
| April / May 2016 36
Events Calendar
WBC Calendar & Advertising Information
April 2016
May through December 2016
• April 16, 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Food & Friends (open to members only)
219 Riggs Road, NE, Washington, DC
• May 13, 5:00 – 7:00 p.m.
Hammerheads River Cruise
SW Waterfront, Washington, DC
• April 27, 3:30 – 5:00 p.m.
Board of Directors Meeting
Marriott Marquis, Washington, DC
• May 21, 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
• April 27, 5:00 – 8:00 p.m.
Evening Program – Federal Market Insights
Marriott Marquis, Washington, DC
• June 6, 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Golf Outing
Golf Club at Lansdowne and Belmont Country Club, Virginia
• June 18, 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
• August 10, 5:00 – 7:00 p.m.
Summer Networking
Cactus Cantina, Washington, DC
• August 24, 5:30 – 9:35 p.m.
Orioles vs. Nationals Outing
Nationals Stadium, Washington, DC
• December 13, 6:00 – 8:30 p.m.
Holiday Party
Congressional Country Club, Bethesda, MD
Editorial Calendar
The
covers issues of importance to the building industry, news about WBC members and information about upcoming events.
The topics listed below will be covered as feature articles in upcoming issues of the
. Persons interested in contributing information
or advertising should contact WBC before the third week of the month preceding the issue. The
is published ten times a year by WBC.
To place an ad, submit material or for more information call (202) 293-5922.
April / May
Craftsmanship Awards
October / November
August / September
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1 time
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5 times
Member Rates:
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