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Newsletter 2015-22
June 12, 2015
LEGISLATIVE LEADERSHIP TO ATTEND CAWV ANNUAL MEETING
Senate President Bill Cole and House of Delegates Speaker Tim Armstead will highlight the
General Business Session at the 2015 CAWV Annual Meeting, which will be held July 9-12 at
The Greenbrier. “We are very pleased to have President Cole and Speaker Armstead to speak
to our members,” said CAWV President Dan Flesher. “There are many issues before the West
Virginia Legislature that affect our members. We are honored they will attend and give us their
vision for the future of West Virginia, including funding for the state’s infrastructure of roads and
bridges, schools and water and sewer facilities and tax reform,” the president commented.
They join other speakers including new Associated General Contractors of America President
Chuck Greco and Paul Mattox, Jr., secretary of the West Virginia Department of Transportation
and Commissioner of the West Virginia Division of Highways.
Nearly 300 members have already registered for the meeting, which will begin Thursday, July 9,
with a reception. “We have sold out the past few years so I encourage all members to make
their reservations as soon as possible,” said CAWV Program Committee Chairman Roger
Thomas. “The business sessions and the networking opportunities make the meeting a
worthwhile event for all members. If you have yet to attend an Annual Meeting, this year’s
meeting will be a good one to start with. The division meetings will feature discussions on
issues that will affect all members over the coming year,” he stated.
Members are asked to return their activities form to register for golf, trap, culinary and other
events. Sponsorships for the functions are still available for members wishing to support this
year’s meeting. See attached to this week’s newsletter the registration information for
sponsoring options. Click here to obtain the complete 2015 CAWV Annual Meeting registration
packet online.
LEGISLATIVE INTERIM MEETINGS DISCUSS CHANGE ORDERS, PREVAILING WAGE
The Joint Committee on Government Organization during this month’s legislative interim
meetings learned of a recent report by the Performance Evaluation and Research Division
(PERD) on the state Purchasing Division, and specifically, the division’s change order policy.
The report said Purchasing should discontinue allowing agencies to submit change orders after
their effective dates, “particularly when they have monetary repercussions to the state.” PERD
wants agencies not to permit vendors to perform work through a change order until the change
order has been formally approved by the Purchasing Division and the Attorney General’s office,
encumbered by the Purchasing Division, and mailed to the vendor. The change goes into effect
July 1, 2015. PERD examined 75 sample files to determine which agencies had the submitted
change orders and found that 85 change orders evaluated for the report were submitted by 22
agencies. One agency had two contracts with an increase of $1.8 million but they were for
products and services, not construction.
The upcoming change will have ramifications on state construction projects. The bottom line is
that PERD wants a change order approved and signed before work is to begin on the change
order work. The CAWV has met with the state’s Legislative Auditor, the Secretary of
Administration and the Purchasing Division to alert them of the problems this will occur in the
field if contractors are forced to shut down the project while waiting for the change order to go
the process of being approved and signed off on. They noted that many of the change orders
on state contracts are not related to contracting and that the ruling could have a detrimental
impact on construction projects. They agreed to work with the association to determine a
solution. Legislators at their Sunday meeting also learned the impact this change will have on
construction contracts. More information to members will follow.
The Joint Committee on Government and Finance met Monday to review the new method to
calculate the state’s prevailing wage rate. Under S.B. 361 passed this session, WorkForce
West Virginia, WVU and Marshall had to present their recommendations to the committee by
June 1, with the new prevailing wage rate to go into effect July 1, 2015. Committee members
were not pleased with WorkForce West Virginia’s proposal to calculate the new wage rate,
saying it did not meet the legal requirements of S.B. 361 and it was an incomplete report. If
there is no plan in place by July 1, it appears that prevailing wage will disappear in West
Virginia, at least for some period of time. The committee did direct its attorneys to prepare
options for the legislature to consider if WorkForce does not adopt a methodology it deems
acceptable. If they come up with a plan before July 1, current 2015 prevailing wage rates would
stay in effect until a new rate is determined. If the plan is not approved prior to July 1, prevailing
wage rates would not be required until such time new rates could be developed.
At issue is WorkForce’s decision to go with a survey of contractors to help determine the new
prevailing wage. Lawmakers said that isn’t much different than the way prevailing wage was
determined before. WorkForce’s Research, Information and Analysis Division Director Jeff
Green defended the choice, noting that there would be over 5,000 contractors and
subcontractors surveyed, much more than the current system. In a June 10 Charleston Gazette
article, Phil Kabler reported that the Governor Earl Ray Tomblin intends for WorkForce to
proceed with its plan for recalculating prevailing wage rates.
Other legislators say the proposed plan ignores data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics,
which they say is the only information the new state law specifically points out that should be
used in determining the wage. Other lawmakers noted that BLS can be used, along with all
appropriate economic data and the actual rate of wages paid in the regions of the state. WVU
and Marshall representatives questioned whether BLS is truly reflective of actual wage rates
which is why the proposal includes an actual survey.
The Joint Committee on Government and Finance is going to meet again to look at options to
determine a methodology for calculating prevailing wage rates. Important to contractors is the
timeline. There is a possibility there will be no prevailing wage requirements on state funded
construction project beginning July 1 and extending until such a time that new prevailing wage
rates are determined. This could be August or September. How projects will be bid during this
period will be a concern to all contractors. The CAWV will be communicating with members
during this process to keep them up-to-date on this issue.
GOVERNOR ORDERS $39 MILLION SPENDING CUT BY JUNE 30
Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin signed an executive order Tuesday calling for a $38.9 million reduction
in state spending by June 30 in order to maintain a balanced state budget. State Revenue
Secretary Bob Kiss said the budget cut will be joined with other steps to make up a projected
$70 million revenue shortfall. “The State has seen some revenue challenges this year in terms
of weaker-than-anticipated tax collections, but we’ve planned for this scenario since the start of
the fiscal year beginning with Governor Tomblin’s insight to continue the hiring freeze,” Kiss said
in a statement released late Tuesday. “Beyond that, we set aside funds to help close our
anticipated gap and we will utilize them to minimize this reduction in expenditures. Given the
economy, we are right in the middle of where we estimated we’d end up and it’s important to
keep in mind that $70 million out of a $4.25 billion general revenue budget is a small number by
comparison.”
2015-2016 BOARD OF DIRECTORS BALLOTS TO BE SENT TO CONTRACTOR MEMBERS
Contractor members will receive an official ballot for election of officers and directors of the
CAWV for 2015-2016. For each office, the nominee with the largest vote will be declared
elected at the association's General Business Session at the Annual Meeting, July 19-12, at
The Greenbrier, White Sulphur Springs. Please mark and return the ballot by July 3, 2015.
AGC WEBINAR: THE NEW CONFINED SPACES IN CONSTRUCTION: WHAT’S
DIFFERENT?
AGC of America is offering a free webinar on June 23 from 2:00-3:00 P.M. The new confined
spaces in construction standard is similar in content and organization to the general industry
confined spaces standard, but also incorporates several provisions from the proposed rule to
address construction-specific hazards, accounts for advancements in technology, and
incorporates letters of interpretation issued for the general industry standard. This webinar is the
first of a two part webinar series. Members can learn the key differences between the
construction standard and the general industry standard which many in the construction industry
implemented to some degree. The speaker will be Jessica Douma, regulatory analyst,
directorate of construction for OSHA. To register for the webinar, click here.
ADVERTISING SPACE AVAILABLE - WEST VIRGINIA CONSTRUCTION NEWS MAGAZINE
West Virginia Construction News, the official magazine of the Contractors Association of West
Virginia, currently has ad space available for members and non-members. WVCN has been
"The Voice of Construction in the Mountain State" for 78 years. The bi-monthly publication
reaches a pass-along readership of more than 3,000. The readership consists of building,
heavy, highway and utility contractors; engineers and architects; legislators; federal, state and
local government employees; suppliers of goods and services to the construction industry; and
others directly or indirectly associated with the construction industry. Each issue contains
current local and state construction issues and features on CAWV members and also member
activities. Contact Cassidy Webb at (304) 342-1166 or email [email protected] to advertise your
company in the next issue of WVCN.
CAWV GOLF OUTING A HUGE SUCCESS
Over 225 CAWV members teed off at Berry Hills Country Club on Friday, June 5, to benefit the
Scholarship Foundation. Money raised totaled over $6,900 for the annual CAWV scholarship
awards. These scholarships are given annually to help college sophomores and juniors studying
civil engineering or pursuing a construction-related degree. Members were divided into a
morning flight and afternoon flight. Prizes were given for longest drive, closest to the pin and the
first place team in each flight.
Platinum Tent Sponsor
BrickStreet Insurance
Gold Tent Sponsor
Arnett Carbis Toothman
CAWV Scholarship Foundation
Thornhill Commercial Solutions
Silver Sponsor
Brown Edwards & Company, LLP
Titleist Golf Ball Sponsor
Highway Safety, Inc.
Beverage Cart Sponsor
MultiVista Corporation
March-Westin
West Virginia Paving, Inc.
Cooler/Drink Sponsor
A VERY SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS
All Crane Equipment Rental
ACCAD Corporation
A.L.L. Construction, Inc.
JF Allen Company
BB&T/Carson Insurance Agency
Bear Contracting, LLC
Boxley
Brewer & Company of WV
Brown Edwards & Company, LLP
Bowles Rice
Charleston Steel
Crown Hill Equipment, Inc.
Daniels Law Firm, PLLC
FAMCO, Inc.
Ferro Products Corporation
G&G Builders, Inc.
InstaGrowth Hydroseed
James White Construction Co.
JAMATT, Inc.
Jackson Kelly
Kanawha Stone Company, Inc.
Lanham, O’Dell and Company, Inc.
Mary K. Prim, PLLC
Martin Engineering
Martin Marietta Aggregates
Mountaineer Contractors, Inc.
Neighborgall Construction Co.
Mt. State Insurance Agency, Inc.
Paramount Builders, LLC
Pipe Plus, Inc.
Pounding Mill Quarry Corporation
Potesta & Associates, Inc.
Putnam County Bank
E. L. Robinson Engineering Co.
Rudd Equipment Company
Rish Equipment Company
Rumble Ready Mix, Inc.
SMH Construction Company, Inc.
Shamblin Stone, Inc.
State Equipment, Inc.
Steptoe & Johnson, PLLC
Swope Construction Company
The C. I. Thornburg Company, Inc.
Thrasher Engineering, Inc.
Tri State Roofing & Sheet Metal
Triton Construction, Inc.
Triad Engineering, Inc.
United National Bank
USI
Walker Machinery Company
Welding, Inc.
West Virginia Heating & Plumbing
West Virginia Paving, Inc.
ZMM Architects and Engineers
WE EXTEND OUR SYMPATHIES
We are saddened by the death of Randall Bland, 49, a WV Division of Highways employee who
was killed Thursday after he was struck by a vehicle in a work zone in Wood County. Seven
other people were injured when a chain reaction-type accident occurred on U.S. Route 50 near
Parkersburg. Transportation Secretary Paul Mattox, expressing his condolences for the 12-year
WVDOH veteran, stressed the need for the motoring public to slow down in construction work
zones. The CAWV extends its sympathies to Mr. Bland’s family.
June 12, 2015
**Plans in CAWV Physical Plan Room
^ Plans in Internet Plan Room (IPR) at www.isqft.com
# CAWV Listed as plan holder but plans not yet received
The CAWV posts all projects announced in the Newsletter along with plans and specifications on
www.isqft.com. Users of the service receive real-time updates as details are changed, plans, specifications
and addenda are uploaded and bidders added. Users are also able to track projects of interest. The iSqFt
Project Identification Number, found below, can be used for fast access to each project. For more
information, contact Cheryl Clark at (304) 342-1166 or email [email protected]
6/15
Pile Retaining Walls, Slip Repairs, Charleston
City of Charleston(304) 348-8014 2400745
6/15
Lift Station Pump Replacement, Weirton
www.fbo.gov and solicitation
2400746
number W15QKN15R1209
6/15
Marion Branch Water Supply, Contract 1, City of Summit Engineering
2400308
Pikeville
(859)264-9860
6/15
2400379
Pikeville
(859)264-9860
6/15
Marion Branch Water Tank, Contract 3, City of
Summit Engineering
2400381
Pikeville
(859)264-9860
6/15
2400382
Pikeville
(859)264-9860
6/15
Marion Branch Sewer, Contract 1, City of
Summit Engineering
2400413
Pikeville
(859)264-9860
6/15
Marion Branch Sewer, Contract 2, City of
Summit Engineering
2400453
Pikeville
(859)264-9860
6/15
**^Streetscape/ Street Widening, Star City
CTL Engineering (304) 292-1135 2395716
6/15
Roof Replacement, White Sulphur Springs Police City of White Sulphur Springs
2395528
Department
(304) 536-1454
6/15
Consulting Services, Statewide Asbestos
Michael Lilly at
2391006
[email protected]
Inspection, On-Call, WVDOH
6/15
School Paving, Mercer County Schools
Mercer County Board of
2393137
Education (304) 487-1551
6/15
Asbestos/Lead Paint Abatement, Building
WV Northern Community College 2379796
Demolition, WV Northern Community College
(304) 455-4684
6/16
**^ Removal, Temporary Erosion, Sediment
The Thrasher Group, Inc.
2388463
New
Controls, Benedum Airport, Bridgeport
(304) 624-4108
6/16
**^Restoration/Reclamation: Elkins-Randolph
Beth Collins (304) 558-2157
2374018
New
County Landfill
(DEP1500000086)
6/16
**Êxterior Caulking / Cleaning, Capitol Complex ZMM, Inc. (304) 342-0159
2386032
New
Buildings 5, 6, 7 (GSD1500000028)
Guy Nisbet (304) 558-2596
6/16
Service/ Testing/ Inspection, Automatic Sprinkler Monongalia County Board of
2395747
Systems
Education (304) 276-0670
6/16
6/16
Service/ Testing/ Inspection, Fire Extinguishers/
Automatic Suppression Systems
**^Glycol / Chiller Replacements, Harrison
County Schools
Lime, Open End, Northern Counties (under 20
tons)
EOI, ABCC Fire Prevention Renovations, Nitro
6/17
**^ Benches, Monongalia County Justice Center
6/16
6/16
6/17
New
6/17
Pre-bid
6/17
Range/ Training Facility Upgrades, Gilmer FCI
6/17
New
6/17
**^Rehabilitate Runway 8-26, Wyoming County
Airport
Preventative Maintenance / Repairs Chillers,
Marshall University
Water Supply, Greater Tazewell WTP to
Pocahontas-Phase I
Griffith Pond Restoration, Greenbrier County
6/17
6/18
Pre-bid
6/18
New
6/18
Webb Stream Restoration, Pocahontas County
**^Play Spaces, YWCA, Charleston
Joint Forces Headquarters (JFHQ) Exterior
Remodel (ADJ1500000010)
Demolition Services, Kanawha County
6/18
**^Street Paving, St. Albans
6/18
**Ânderson Coal Company U-3049-86 OSR
Reclamation, Nicholas County
**^Tank Painting, Morgantown
6/19
6/19
6/19
6/19
Masonry Repairs, Richwood High School,
Nicholas County
**^Hospital Renovations/ Improvements, Grafton
6/22
Crack Sealing, Marshall County Airport,
Moundsville
**^Parking Lot Construction, Brooke High School
6/22
**^Roof Repairs, Philippi Public Library
6/22
Roof Replacement, W. K. Elliot Apartments,
Guyandotte
Restroom Remodel, Jackson Park, Vienna
6/22
Monongalia County Board of
Education (304) 276-0670
CMA Engineering, Inc.
(304) 598-2558
(DEP1500000091)
Evelyn Melton (304) 558-2306
(ABC1500000001)
Silling Associates
(304) 346-0565
number EP2838-15
WV Conservation Agency
(304) 558-2204
Lloyd Miller Architect
(304) 389-0415
Chapman Technical Group
(304) 472-8914
Marshall University
(304) 696-2823
Thompson & Litton
(276) 328-2161
(304) 558-2204
E.T. Boggess (304) 425-4491
Tara Lyle (304) 558-2544
Kanawha County Commission
(304) 357-0115
Chapman Technical Group
(304) 727-5501
(DEP1500000079)
Morgantown Utility Board
(304) 292-8443
Nicholas County Board of
Education (304) 872-3611
(304) 624-4108
Stantec Consulting Services
(614) 486-4383
McKinley & Associates
(304) 233-0140
Philippi Public Library
(304) 457-3495
Huntington Housing Authority
(304) 526-4400
City of Vienna
(304) 295-5070 ext. 348
2395749
2393995
2382416
2370060
2406669
2380082
2400808
2401614
2377805
2395696
2388338
2400836
2367966
2395486
2405594
2348251
2408420
2407964
2395562
2393135
2406795
2402109
2405592
2393190
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6/23
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New
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Salem Fork Riser Renovation, Harrison County
Temporary Traffic Signal, Loudoun County
Parkway
**^Heating/ Cooling Unit, Canyon Rim Center
Complex, Pipestem State Park
Apron Construction, Morgantown Municipal
Airport
**Înfrastructure Improvements, St. Marys
Correctional Center (COR1500000049)
Paving, Lakin State Hospital
(304) 558-2204
Loudoun County
(703) 771-5956
Jessica Chambers
(304) 558-3397 (DNR1500000115)
Michael Baker, Jr., Inc.
(412)375-3109
S & S Engineers, Inc.
(304) 342-7168
Roberta Wagner (304) 558-0437
LSH1500000004
number W912L815T0003
Codell Construction Company
(859) 437-0391
Fire Alarms/Suppression System Inspections,
167 AW/ LGC, Martinsburg
**^Phelps Athletic Facility Building, BP 4-9, Pike
County, Kentucky
CAWV Joint Architects Meeting
10:00 AM
CAWV Headquarters, Charleston
Contact Pat McDonald at (304) 342-1166 or [email protected]
**Împrove Airport Drainage, Phase 1, Central
S & S Engineers, Inc.
WV Regional Airport Authority, Yeager Airport
(304) 342-7168
**Êmergent Marsh Wetland Construction,
Rummel, Klepper & Kahl, LLP
Jefferson County
(304) 788-3370
^Structural Repairs, Berkeley Springs High
Williamson Shriver Architects
School
(304) 345-1060
**^Terminal Apron/ Taxiway F Pavement
Michael Baker, Jr., Inc.
Rehabilitation, Wood County
(412) 464-5112
**Âirport Water System Upgrade, Contract 1,
E. L. Robinson Engineering
Raleigh County PSD
(304) 252-7473
**^Table Rock Road, Water Storage Tank,
Contract 2, Raleigh County PSD
(304) 252-7473
**Âmeagle Water System, Contract 3, Raleigh
County PSD
(304) 252-7473
**^Boiler Replacement, Kanawha County Library ZMM Inc. (304) 342-0159
Roof Replacement, Fleming Elementary School
Taylor County Board of
Education (304) 265-2495 ext.15
**^Renovations, Marion County Technical
MSES Architects, Inc.
Center, Farmington
(304) 366-9700
**^Structure Repairs, Mortar Shotcrete Method,
HNTB Corporation
WV Parkways
(304) 760-1840
North Fork Greens Run Railroad Refuse, Preston BioMost, Inc. (724)776-0161
County
Fire Safety System, Wirt County Courthouse
MOVRC (304) 422-4993
A/E, Hal and Berni Hanson Regional Park, Aldie Loudoun County (703) 777-0394
Virginia
**^ EOI, Site Evaluator, Kanawha County Public Alan Engelbert (304) 343-4646
Library
ext. 241
Paving, Ambrose Towers, Martinsburg
Housing Authority of Martinsburg
(304) 263-8891
2405455
2399431
2400454
2395712
2377477
2399254
2393111
2398230
2404072
2395660
2401835
2393187
2391008
2391035
2391036
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2406852
2401658
2400730
2395713
2394141
2393996
2408005
2407105
6/30
Paving, Council on Aging, Mullens
6/30
Dam Repair, Palestine Hatchery, Elizabeth
6/30
**^Subcontractors: Walmart Parking
Maintenance and Repair - Wayne
Valley Street Underpass, Allegheny Highlands
Trail, Cumberland, Maryland
QAM Services, Wellsburg Bridge, Brooke County Phillip Brown(304) 558-9565
6/30
6/30
Council on Aging, Inc.
(304) 294-8800
Jessica Chambers(304) 558-3397
(DNR1500000119)
John Blinn (423) 698-0695
[email protected]
Allegany County Commission
(301)777-5933
2407091
2405677
2409003
2400731
2401557
[email protected]
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Prestressed Box Beams/ Accessories, Kanetown Misty Delong (304) 558-8802
Road, Preston County
(DOT1500000074)
**^Lobby Renovations, MVA Fairmont Clinic
(304) 624-4108
Aluminum Structural Plate Pipes/ Arches,
Misty Delong (304) 558-8802
WVDOT
(DOT1500000106)
^Morgan County Landfill Erosion Repair
(DEP1500000081)
**^Lodgeville (Poe) DS Reclamation, DEP17202, Beth Collins (304) 558-2157
Harrison County
(DEP1500000092)
**^T & T Fuels EM-113 OSR Reclamation,
Preston County
(DEP1500000072)
Êmulsified Asphalt, Allegany County, Maryland Allegany County Commission
(301) 876-9561
^Washed Crushed Stone, Allegany County,
Allegany County Commission
Maryland
(301) 876-9561
Open-End Contract, Contractors, WVU
WVU Procurement
(304) 293-5711
Roof Replacement, Williamson Fieldhouse
Williamson Parks and Recreation
(304) 235-0338
Roof Replacement, Building 2, Mildred Mitchell
Robert Kilpatrick (304) 558-0067
Bateman Hospital
(MMB1500000009)
Roof Repairs, George Ward Elementary School, Randolph County Board of
Randolph County
Education (304) 636-9150
**^CSO Removal, Contract 1, Sanitary Sewer
Improvements, Wellsburg
(304) 624-4108
**^WWTP Improvements, Contract 2, Wellsburg The Thrasher Group, Inc.
(304) 624-4108
**^Reclamation: Decondor Coal Company Inc.
U-147-82 OSR, Preston County
(DEP1500000094)
A/E, Trailhead Facility, Pocahontas Trail System, Hatfield McCoy Regional
Recreation Authority (304)752-3255
Bramwell
REBID: Bridge Deck Milling, WV Turnpike
HNTB Corporation
(304) 760-1840
REBID: Protective Bridge Deck Overlay, Fayette HNTB Corporation
County
(304) 760-1840
**^Hopewell Church Refuse / Drainage
DEP17143, Preston County
(DEP1500000095)
2394531
2393920
2399475
2358882
2383567
2335040
2370203
2370205
1368536
2400837
2405675
2407962
2394143
2394190
2386349
2407131
2405290
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2387324
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**^Camden (Hartley) Dangerous Slide, Lewis
County
**^Middle Creek/ West Liberty Elementary
Schools, Restroom Renovations, Ohio County
Mooreview Parkway Construction, Asburn,
Virginia
**Âdditions, Potomack Intermediate School,
Martinsburg
**^FGM Energy Inc. S-5023-88 OSR
Reclamation, Logan County
**^Suncrest Elementary School, BP 2, General
Construction, Morgantown
**^Suncrest Elementary School, BP 3,
Mechanical Work
**^Suncrest Elementary School, BP 4, Electrical
Work
**^Suncrest Elementary School, BP 5, Automatic
Fire Suppression Work
**^Suncrest Elementary School, BP 6, Food
Service Equipment
**^Suncrest Elementary School, BP 7, Testing,
Adjusting, Balancing
Furnishings /Equipment
Combination Work
Capping Cells 1-4, Tucker County Landfill
(DEP1500000097)
McKinley & Associates
(304) 233-0140
Loudoun County
Mike Angel (703) 771-5956
(304) 345-1060
(DEP1500000093)
(304) 345-1060
(304) 345-1060
(304) 345-1060
(304) 345-1060
(304) 345-1060
(304) 345-1060
(304) 345-1060
(304) 345-1060
Terradon Corporation
(304) 755-8291
(304) 624-4108
(DEP1500000103)
(DEP1500000098)
**^Rt.131/ Pennsylvania Avenue Water Line
Improvement, Bridgeport
Lilbern Pritt Highwall - DEP17182, Barbour
County
**^Reclamation: Fairmont (DAC) S, CS, P
DEP17176
CAWV Annual Meeting
The Greenbrier Resort, White Sulphur Springs
Contact Wendy Long at (304) 342-1166 or [email protected]
Roof Replacement, Lewis Ritchie Apartments,
Adkins Design Inc.
Beckley
(304) 984-2415
Reconnaissance Historic Resource Survey
Evelyn Melton (304) 558-2306
(DCH1500000003)
Wrights Crossing Pump Station Improvements,
GHD, Inc. (301) 805-5629
Allegany County
Precast Restroom Construction, Chief Logan
Laura Hooper (304) 558-0468
State Park (DNR1500000049)
Sherri Goff (304) 558-2764
Beulah Chapel Portals DEP17208, Monongalia
County
(DEP1500000105)
Annual Maintenance / Cleaning, Chillers, Towers Guy Nisbet (304) 558-2596
B11, Capitol Complex
(GSD1500000030)
2387490
2406516
2406551
2406853
2386159
2380818
2380914
2380917
2380918
2380920
2380921
2380962
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2402106
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South Charleston Landfill Closure
(DEP1500000107)
Sovern Run (England) Refuse Portals, Preston
County
(DEP1500000104)
Crab Orchard (Acklin) Portals - DEP17207,
Raleigh County
(DEP1500000108)
Consulting Services, Cathodic Protection
Sajid Barlas (304) 558-7474
Services
[email protected]
Consulting Services, Engineering Services for
2016
[email protected]
Consulting Services, Environmental Testing
Laboratory Services
[email protected]
Consulting Services, Environmental Assessment, Sajid Barlas (304) 558-7474
Drilling, and Remediation Services
[email protected]
Consulting Services, Geotechnical Drilling
Services
[email protected]
Consulting Services, Sampling and Inspection
Services
[email protected]
Consulting Services, Underwater Inspection
Services
[email protected]
Davis Coal and Coke - DEP17233, Tucker
County
(DEP1500000106)
**^Glen Avenue Mine Drainage Project
DEP17128, Harrison County
(DEP1500000096)
2015 WVDOH LETTING SCHEDULE
June 16
June 23
July 7
July 14
August 4
September 15
October 6
November 17
December 8
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June 12, 2015
SENATE CONSIDERS PROHIBITING CONSTRUCTION REVERSE AUCTIONS
Sens. Rob Portman (R-Ohio) and Mazie Hirono (D-Hawaii) this week introduced the AGCbacked Construction Consensus Procurement Improvement Act, and included the legislation as
an amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act to prohibit federal agencies from
procuring construction services through reverse auctions. Members are urged to contact Sen.
Joe Manchin and Sen. Shelley Moore Capito to co-sponsor the bill and support this amendment.
To use AGC of America’s Action Center, click here.
Both the bill and amendment are identical. In addition to addressing reverse auctions, this
legislation would reform design-build procurement--reasonably limiting the second-step designbuild shortlist and reasonably limiting one-step design-build procurements--and helping prevent
individual sureties from using illusory assets--i.e., vacation homes, coal mine waste--to back
their bonds.
As co-chair of the Construction Industry Procurement Coalition, AGC and its coalition allies sent
members of the Senate a letter urging them to support the amendment to the Defense Act. The
Senate could consider this amendment either this week or next. The House already passed its
version of the Defense Act, which included provisions prohibiting construction reverse auctions
and requiring individual sureties to use real assets to back their bonds.
FAYETTE COUNTY TO VOTE ON SCHOOL BOND LEVY SATURDAY, JUNE 13
The people of Fayette County, WV are expected to make their voices heard Saturday, June 13
in a vote that has divided communities with residents who have strong opinions. A county-wide
election will take place throughout Fayette County to give voters the opportunity to vote for or
against a school bond levy. The county has not passed a school bond levy since 1973. Recent
support in favor of a bond has been low. Two bonds that failed — in 2001 and 2009 — received
only 13.8 percent and 23 percent of the vote in favor of a bond, respectively. In the past several
months, dozens of public meetings have been scheduled in efforts to educate the public and
help voters sort out all angles of the issue. If approved, at least two new schools will be built and
others renovated. Fayetteville and Meadow Bridge high schools have been recommended for
consolidation with Midland Trail High School. The $38.9 million bond was published on the
Fayette County Board of Education website March 17. The bond can be viewed here. Polls will
be open from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. June 13. Article reprinted from The State Journal. CAWV
encourages members in Fayette County to vote for the bond.
BOILER REPLACEMENT, KANAWHA COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
(iSqFt Project ID# 2404552) Bids will be accepted until 4:00 PM on 6/25/2015 for boiler
replacement at the Kanawha County Public Library, Charleston. A mandatory pre-bid meeting
will be held on 6/17/2015 at 10:00 AM at Kanawha County Public Library, Administrative
Offices, 4th Floor, 123 Capitol Street, Charleston. Bids should be submitted to Kanawha
County Public Library, 123 Capitol Street, Charleston, WV 25301 (304)343-4646. Plans and
specifications are available from ZMM Architects & Engineers, 222 Lee Street, West,
Charleston, WV 25302 (304)342-0159. Plans and specifications are available in the CAWV
Physical Planroom and Internet Planroom at www.isqft.com.
ROOF REPLACEMENT, W. K. ELLIOT APARTMENTS, GUYANDOTTE
(iSqFt Project ID# 2405592) Bids will be accepted until 2:00 PM on 6/22/2015 for a metal roof
replacement for twelve buildings at W. K. Elliot Apartments, Guyandotte. Bids should be
submitted to Huntington Housing Authority, 300 West Seventh Avenue, P.O. Box 2183,
Huntington, WV 25722 (304)526-4400. Plans and specifications are available from Huntington
Housing Authority, 300 West Seventh Avenue, P.O. Box 2183, Huntington, WV 25722
(304)526-4400. Plans and specifications have been requested for the CAWV Physical
Planroom and Internet Planroom at www.isqft.com.
MIDDLE CREEK/ WEST LIBERTY ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS, RESTROOM RENOVATIONS,
OHIO COUNTY SCHOOLS
(iSqFt Project ID# 2406516) Bids will be accepted until 1:00 PM on 7/6/2015 for removal and
replacement of existing toilet room fixtures, partitions and accessories, demolition and
reconstruction of plumbing chase, new plumbing chase access, diffusers, devices, upgrades,
finishes and relocation and resizing of doors and frames to toilet rooms at Middle Creek and
West Liberty elementary schools. A mandatory pre-bid meeting will be held on 6/16/2015 at
2:00 PM at Middle Creek Elementary, 579 Middle Creek Road, Triadelphia. Bids should be
submitted to Ohio County Board of Education, 2203 National Road, Wheeling, WV 26003
(304)243-0431. Plans and specifications are available from McKinley & Associates, 32
Twentieth Street, The Maxwell Centre, Suite 100, Wheeling, WV 26003 (304)233-0140.
Plans and specifications are available in the CAWV Physical Planroom and Internet
Planroom at www.isqft.com.
BENCHES, MONONGALIA COUNTY JUSTICE CENTER
(iSqFt Project ID# 2406669) Bids will be accepted until 10:30 AM on 6/17/2015 for installation
of metal benches inside the new Monongalia County Justice Center, Morgantown. Bids should
be submitted to Monongalia County Commission, 243 High Street, 2nd Floor, Morgantown, WV
26505 (304)291-7268. Plans and specifications are available from Silling Associates, 405
Capitol Street, Upper Atrium, Charleston, WV 25301 (304)346-0565. Plans and specifications
are available in the CAWV Physical Planroom and Internet Planroom at www.isqft.com.
ROOF REPLACEMENT, FLEMING ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
(iSqFt Project ID# 2406852) Bids will be accepted until 2:00 PM on 6/25/2015 for upper roof
replacement at Flemington Elementary School, Taylor County. Bids should be submitted to
Taylor County Board of Education, 71 Utt Drive, Rural Route 2, Box 157, Grafton, WV 26354
(304)265-2497. Plans and specifications are available from Taylor County Board of Education,
71 Utt Drive, Rural Route 2, Box 157, Grafton, WV 26354 (304)265-2497. Plans and
specifications are expected in the CAWV Physical Planroom and Internet Planroom at
www.isqft.com.
ADDITIONS, POTOMACK INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL, MARTINSBURG
(iSqFt Project ID# 2406853) Bids will be accepted until 1:30 PM on 7/7/2015 for construction of
the three one-story brick masonry building, additions enclosing approximately 5,653 SF,
including new mechanical, electrical and sprinkler systems for the addition for Potomack
Intermediate School. A mandatory pre-bid meeting will be held on 6/16/2015 at 11:00 am at
Potomack Intermediate School, 5308 Williamsport Pike, Martinsburg, WV. Bids should be
submitted to Berkeley County Board of Education, 401 South Queen Street, Martinsburg, WV
25401 (304)267-3500. Plans and specifications are available from Williamson Shriver
Architects, 717 Bigley Avenue, Charleston, WV 25302 (304)345-1060. Plans and
specifications are available for viewing in the CAWV Physical Planroom only.
ROOF REPAIRS, GEORGE WARD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, RANDOLPH COUNTY
(iSqFt Project ID# 2407962) Bids will be accepted until 10:00 AM on 7/1/2015 for roof repairs at
George Ward Elementary School, Mill Creek. A mandatory pre-bid meeting and walk through
will be held on 6/18/2015 at 8:00 AM at the Central Office, 40 Eleventh Street, Elkins.
Bids should be submitted to Randolph County Board of Education, 40 Eleventh Street, Elkins,
WV 26241 (304)636-9150. Plans and specifications are available from Randolph County Board
of Education, 40 Eleventh Street, Elkins, WV 26241 (304)636-9150. Plans and specifications
have been requested for the CAWV Physical Planroom and Internet Planroom at
www.isqft.com.
MASONRY REPAIRS, RICHWOOD HIGH SCHOOL, NICHOLAS COUNTY
(iSqFt Project ID# 2407964) Bids will be accepted until 1:30 PM on 6/19/2015 for masonry
repair at Richwood High School. Bids should be submitted to Nicholas County Board of
Education, 400 Old Main Drive, Summersville, WV 26651 (304)872-3611. Plans and
specifications are available from Nicholas County Board of Education, 400 Old Main Drive,
Summersville, WV 26651 (304)872-3611. Plans and specifications are expected in the
CAWV Physical Planroom and Internet Planroom at www.isqft.com.
PRECAST RESTROOM CONSTRUCTION, CHIEF LOGAN STATE PARK
(iSqFt Project ID# 2404535) Bids will be accepted until 1:30 PM on 7/14/2015 for construction
of a precast concrete restroom at Chief Logan State Park, Logan. A mandatory pre-bid
meeting will be held on 6/23/2015 at 1:30 PM at Chief Logan State Park, 376 Little Buffalo
Creek Road, Logan. Bids should be submitted to www.wvOasis.gov and solicitation number
DNR1500000049. For additional information contact State of WV, Laura Hooper, 2019
Washington Street, East, Charleston, WV 25305 (304)558-0468 or email
[email protected]. Plans and specifications are available from State of WV, Sherri Goff,
324 4th Avenue, South Charleston, WV, 25303 (304)558-2764. Plans and specifications are
available in the CAWV Physical Planroom and Internet Planroom at www.isqft.com.
RECONNAISSANCE HISTORIC RESOURCE SURVEY
(iSqFt Project ID# 2404584) The Division of Culture and History are soliciting bids until 1:30 PM
on 7/14/2015 to establish a contract for the completion of Hurricane Sandy Reconnaissance
Historic Resource Survey and completion of approximately 2000 WV Historic Property Inventory
forms in several counties. Bids should be submitted to www.wvOasis.gov with solicitation
number DCH1500000003. For additional information contact State of WV, Evelyn Melton, 2019
Washington Street, East, P. O. Box 50130, Charleston, WV 25305 (304)558-2306 or email
[email protected] . Specifications are available from State of WV at: www.wvOasis.gov.
Specifications are available in the CAWV Physical Planroom and Internet Planroom at
www.isqft.com.
ROOF REPLACEMENT, BUILDING 2, MILDRED MITCHELL BATEMAN HOSPITAL
(iSqFt Project ID# 2405675) Bids will be accepted until 1:30 PM on 7/1/2015 for replacement of
the existing ballasted roofing system on Building #2 of the Mildred Mitchell Bateman hospital
campus with a new fully-adhered membrane roofing system. A mandatory pre-bid meeting will
be held on 6/16/2015 at 10:30 AM at MMB Hospital, 1530 Norway Avenue, Huntington.
Bids should be submitted to www.wvOasis.gov with solicitation number MMB1500000009. For
additional information contact State of WV, Bob Kilpatrick, 2019 Washington Street, East, P. O.
Box 50130, Charleston, WV 25305-0130 (304)558-0067 or email [email protected] .
Plans and specifications are available from www.wvOasis.gov. Plans and specifications are
available in the CAWV Physical Planroom and Internet Planroom at www.isqft.com.
ANNUAL MAINTENANCE / CLEANING, CHILLERS, TOWERS B11
(iSqFt Project ID# 2405711) Bids will be accepted until 1:30 PM on 7/15/2015 for annual
maintenance and cleaning of the chillers and towers in Building 11 located at 218 California
Avenue, Charleston. Bids should be submitted to www.wvOasis.gov with solicitation number
GSD1500000030. For additional information contact State of WV, Guy Nisbet, 2019 Washington
Street, East, Charleston, WV 25305 (304)558-2596 or email [email protected] . Plans and
specifications are available from www.wvOasis.gov . Plans and specifications are available
in the CAWV Physical Planroom and Internet Planroom at www.isqft.comPlan Room:
EOI, SITE EVALUATOR, KANAWHA COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
(iSqFt Project ID# 2408005) Expressions of Interest from qualified firms or individuals to assist
the Library in identifying and evaluating potential commercially-available sites within the City of
Charleston, West Virginia for the location of a Main Library facility will be accepted until 4:00 PM
on 6/26/2015. Proposals should be submitted to Kanawha County Public Library, Alan
Engelbert, 123 Capitol Street, Charleston, WV 25301 (304)343-4646. For additional information
contact Kanawha County Public Library, Alan Engelbert, 123 Capitol Street, Charleston, WV
25301 (304)343-4646. Expression of Interest is available in the CAWV Physical Planroom
and Internet Planroom at www.isqft.com.
A/E, TRAILHEAD FACILITY, POCAHONTAS TRAIL SYSTEM, BRAMWELL
(iSqFt Project ID# 2407131) Proposals from professional firm for site evaluation, site feasibility
and the design and construction one 2,000 SF trail head building and the accompanying site
work and utilities installation for the Pocahontas Trail System, Bramwell will be accepted until
4:00 PM on 7/2/2015. Proposals should be submitted to Hatfield McCoy Regional Recreation
Authority, P. O. Box 146, Man, WV 25635 (304)752-3255. For additional information contact
Hatfield McCoy Regional Recreation Authority, Jeffery Lusk at (304)752-3255.
FCI BECKLEY - REPLACE GENERATOR - PHASE I (Bid 5/15/2015)
Summit Electric Group, Inc. ............................................................................... $590,000
Master Service Mid-Atlantic Inc. ........................................................................ 637,800
American Electric Company ............................................................................... 650,400
Dynamic Construction Services Inc. .................................................................. 656,490
Pagota Electric & Construction, Inc. .................................................................. 668,800
National Electric Systems, Inc. .......................................................................... 707,382
Pinnacle Environmental Consultants, Inc. ......................................................... 960,645
TRACK ATHLETIC COMPLEX, NORTH MARION HIGH SCHOOL (Bid 6/10/2015)
Veritas Contracting ............................................................................................ $967,783
Lombardi Development ..................................................................................... 980,200
City Construction Company............................................................................... 997,412
G.A. Brown & Sons, Inc. ................................................................................. 1,028,000
Huffman Corporation ......................................................................................... 1,038,000
Jarrett Construction Services, Inc. ................................................................ 1,050,200
Danhill Construction .......................................................................................... 1,136,000
Jarvis, Downing, & Emch, Inc. ....................................................................... 1,194,000
ROOF REPAIRS/ REPLACEMENT, WOOD COUNTY SCHOOLS (Bid 6/5/2015)
Tri-State Roofing and Sheet Metal ................................................................. $208,870
Murray Sheet Metal Company............................................................................ 235,692
ROOF REPLACEMENT, PARKERSBURG HIGH SCHOOL FIELD HOUSE (Bid 6/5/2015)
Murray Sheet Metal Company............................................................................ $255,410
Tri-State Roofing and Sheet Metal ................................................................. 294,400
PUMP/MOTOR REPLACEMENT/ REPAIR SERVICES (Bid 6/10/2015)
Nitro Electric Company, Inc. .............................................................................. $308,476
Casto Technical Services, Inc. ........................................................................ 517,000
Dougherty Company, Inc. ................................................................................. 526,000
HVAC HEAT EXCHANGER SERVICE/ UPGRADE BUILDING 11 (Bid 6/9/2015)
Casto Technical Services, Inc. ......................................................................... $88,000
Nitro Electrical Company, Inc. ............................................................................ 108,565
Dougherty Company, Inc. ................................................................................... 116,950
STAIR REPLACEMENT, LUBECK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, WOOD COUNTY (Bid 6/5/2015)
Grae-Con Construction ....................................................................................... $31,400
L & L Contracting, LLC ..................................................................................... 33,846
3D Construction .................................................................................................. 47,750
G & G Builders Inc. ........................................................................................... 47,900
*CAWV Members in bold type
June 12, 2015
NATIONAL SAFETY MONTH
JUNE 2015
SAFETY MEETINGS.......A VALUABLE TOOL
Keeping safety meetings active and interesting to employees is sometimes a challenge. Finding
topics to discuss every day or every week can be difficult. But, the value of getting the work
crew together frequently and talking about safety and health issues is one of the most important
functions a supervisor can perform.
Taking time at the beginning of the week or at the start of a new project to talk to employees
about safety is good business. The first thing to accomplish is establishing the importance of
safety and health to the employees. Workers need to know that the company cares and is
committed to providing the safest workplace environment possible. This is also the time to
stress the company’s commitment and policy of SAFETY FIRST.
Don’t limit regular safety meeting discussions to only the labor force. One way to find topics to
relate to is to encourage employees to participate by bringing up ideas for improving safety.
There are plenty of safety topics around every day on a typical construction project.
Staying focused on the ever changing construction activities of any project is a must. It is
equally important that all the job site leaders meet to discuss issues of safety affecting their
individual daily project activity. Keeping supervisors, foremen and managers attention on safety
each day by conducting frequent safety meetings to address planned activity is a very valuable
tool to eliminate risks to employees and reduces costs associated with accidents.
Making notes of issues discussed and the corrective action taken is mandatory. Keeping safety
meeting discussions documented will satisfy OSHA requirements that employees are instructed
on current safety issues related to the project. Well documented safety meetings can be one of
the most effective tools toward accident reduction, cost control and promotion of a safe project.
Contact the CAWV at 304-342-1166 for more help with your safety program.
The Associated General Contractors (AGC) of America is collaborating with ClickSafety, an
OSHA-authorized provider, to deliver a wide range of construction related safety courses online
for members at a 10% discount. To view the full course catalog, and for information on ordering,
visit: www.clicksafety.com/agc.
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June 12, 2015
WATER AND WASTEWATER/SEWER CONTRACTS FOR 2015
The following is the WV Water and Wastewater/Sewer Contract Data through May 2015.
Amount
7.23
WastewaterSewer
# Projects
1
12
10.84
2015
8
2014
Amount
19.58
Total
# Projects
12
Total
Amount
26.81
6
3.07
18
13.91
32.10
3
1.95
11
34.04
2
2.596
6
4.87
8
7.47
March 2015
8
7.84
7
24.09
15
31.93
2014
16
25.58
3
.845
19
26.42
2015
3
1.84
2
1.77
5
3.616
2014
4
2.68
4
1.045
8
3.73
2015
5
8.45
2
.906
7
9.36
2014
6
7.70
1
2.34
7
10.046
May
April
Feb
Jan
2015
Water
# Projects
11
2014
Y-T-D Total for 2015
Y-T-D Total for 2014
(Reported in Millions)
TOTAL # OF PROJECTS
50
60
TOTAL AMOUNT
105.76
61.35
TANK PAINTING – MORGANTOWN
(iSqFt Project ID# 2408420) Bids will be accepted until 3:00 PM on 6/19/2015 for cleaning and
painting the 500,000 gallon Osage 1 water tank and the 2,000,000 gallon South Park 2 water
tank. Bids should be submitted to Morgantown Utility Board, 278 Greenbag Road, P. O. Box
852, Morgantown, WV 26507-0852 (304)292-8443. Plans and specifications are available from
Morgantown Utility Board, 278 Greenbag Road, P. O. Box 852, Morgantown, WV 26507-0852
(304)292-8443. Plans and specifications are available for viewing in the CAWV Physical
Planroom and Internet Planroom at www.isqft.com.
UTILITY EXTENSION, PUTNAM COUNTY BUSINESS PARK (Bid 6/9/2015)
Capitol Valley Contracting, Inc........................................................................ $924,499
C. J. Hughes Construction Company, Inc. ..................................................... 937,075
Rover Construction ........................................................................................... 1,021,244
Jimmy Dunn Excavating ................................................................................. 1,062,963
ALL Construction, Inc..................................................................................... 1,080,144
Famco, Inc. ...................................................................................................... 1,179,461
Cherry River Construction ................................................................................. 1,235,621
Upton Construction Company, Inc. ............................................................... 1,586,816
HIDDEN VALLEY/ AIRPORT ROAD WATER UPGRADE, LOGAN COUNTY PSD
(Bid 6/4/2015)
Mike Enyart & Sons, Inc. ................................................................................... $880,075
Tribute Contracting & Consultants, LLC ............................................................. 881,590
Stonegate Construction, Inc. ............................................................................. 951,535
Chojnacki Construction, Inc. ......................................................................... 957,270
C.J. Hughes Construction Company, Inc. .................................................... 1,039,188
Rover Construction, Inc. ................................................................................... 1,305,370
HH-2015-23
June 12, 2015
HOUSE AND SENATE TAX COMMITTEES SCHEDULE HIGHWAY TRUST FUND
HEARINGS
Two key congressional committees meet next week to discuss the Highway Trust Fund (HTF).
House Ways & Means Committee Chairman Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) will convene a June 17 hearing
on the “Long-Term Financing of the Highway Trust Fund.” Senate Finance Committee Chairman
Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) has also scheduled a June 18 hearing entitled “Dead End, No Turn
Around, Danger Ahead: Challenges to the Future of Highway Funding.” The tax-writing Ways &
Means and Finance committees have jurisdiction over the HTF’s spending authority and
revenue streams. In announcing the hearing, Ryan said, “The roads and bridges that keep our
economy moving rely on a highly unsustainable financing system. Solving this challenge for the
long term will require us to think big, and I look forward to exploring new ideas to close the
shortfall once and for all.”
Similarly, Hatch noted, “While many in Congress agree we should aim for a long-term highway
bill, the problem is often agreeing on how to pay for it.” The Finance Committee last held a HTF
revenue hearing May 6, 2014. While Chairman Ryan and other members of Congress claim the
trust fund’s revenue stream is unsustainable, the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) projects
annual revenue will remain constant for the next eight years before they start to gradually
decline—largely due to implementation of new fuel economy standards. According to the CBO,
the Highway Trust Fund requires an additional $16 billion annually just to maintain current levels
of highway and public transportation investment.
HOUSE APPROVES TRANSPORTATION FUNDING BILL
This week, by a vote of 216-210, the House approved the FY 2016 Transportation, Housing and
Urban Development (THUD) appropriations bill. The bill includes funding for the Department of
Transportation, the Department of Housing and Urban Development, and other related
agencies. The legislation assumes that Congress will take action to provide the necessary
revenue for the Highway Trust Fund to support the highway and transit funding levels, noted
below.
Total transportation spending in the bill is $55.3 billion – an increase of $1.5 billion above fiscal
year 2015 and $9.7 billion below the president’s budget request. The bill provides $40.25 billion
from the Highway Trust Fund for the Federal-aid Highway Program and $10.7 billion for the
Federal Transit Administration, including $8.6 billion for formula grants and $1.9 billion for
Capital Investments Grants, known as “New Starts.” These transit capital grants were
decreased 9.4 percent from the FY 2015 level of $2.12 billion. Additionally, the legislation funds
TIGER grants at $100 million – $400 million below fiscal year 2015 and $1.15 billion below the
president’s request.
An AGC-supported amendment was also included which requires the Federal Motor Carrier
Safety Administration (FMCSA) to study the impact of its truck driver Hours-of-Service 34-hour
reset provision (requiring a qualifying restart to include two consecutive off-duty periods
between 1:00 A.M. and 5:00 A.M. and limiting its use to once per week). The bill requires that
the study, “demonstrate statistically significant improvement in all outcomes related to safety,
operator fatigue, and driver health and longevity” before reinstating the 34-hour restart
limitations. Since the rulemaking, limited data has shown that the new restrictions on the use of
the 34-hour restart provision resulted in increased daytime truck traffic. The Senate may take
up its version of the legislation next week.
STATE ROAD FUNDS TURN UPWARDS IN MAY
For the second time this fiscal year, revenues for the State Road Fund are showing a positive
trend. Total dedicated State Road Fund collections through May are $664.8 million. This is
$57.7 million over the Governor’s estimate of $610 million and $19 million over the same period
last year ($645.7 million.) Motor Fuel Tax collections through May total $392.4 million, which is
$5 million over last fiscal year totals. Registration fees at $83.4 million are up 4.7 percent, or
$3.7 million, over last year’s 11-month total. Privilege Tax revenues in May are $188 million,
which is $10.5 million over last year’s numbers.
April was the first month that actual FY 2015 revenues exceeded the same period last year.
Motor Fuel collections, for the first time this fiscal year, exceeded last year’s total revenue.
Registration fees and Privilege Tax revenues have been running ahead of last year’s
collections.
WVDOH TO ADVERTISE CORRIDOR H PROJECT NEXT WEEK
It is expected the WVDOH will advertise next week a P3 project on Corridor H. The
approximately 7.5 mile section from Kerens towards Davis is estimated at $156 million. As in
previous P3 projects, the contractor will be paid monthly payments during the construction
period, about 40 months. There is an estimated 9 million cubic yards of excavation, including
2.5 million CY of waste. Proposers will have about eight weeks to submit their statement of
qualifications with price proposals due late October. Look for more information in future
Highway Bulletins.
IMPROVE AIRPORT DRAINAGE, PHASE 1, YEAGER AIRPORT
(iSqFt Project ID# 2404072) Bids will be accepted until 11:00 AM on 6/24/2015 for the drainage
pipe and structure replacement in three separate locations at Yeager Airport. A non-mandatory
pre-bid meeting was held on 6/10/2015. Bids should be submitted to Central WV Regional
Airport Authority, 100 Airport Road, Suite 175, Charleston, WV 25311 Ph:(304)344-8033. Plans
and specifications are available from S&S Engineers, Inc., 501 Eagle Mountain Road,
Charleston, WV 25311, (304)342-7168. Plans and specifications are available for viewing in
the CAWV Physical Planroom and Internet Planroom at www.isqft.com.
SALEM FORK RISER RENOVATION
(iSqFt Project ID# 2405455) A mandatory pre-bid meeting will be held on 6/23/2015 at 10:00
AM at the IGA Grocery Store, Salem for riser repair on Salem Fork sites 9, 14, and 15, riser
concrete repair, prepare and paint all metal parts on the risers at the Salem Fork Riser, Salem.
Bids should be submitted to West Virginia Conservation Agency, Edward Cox, 1900 Kanawha
Blvd. E., Charleston, WV 25305 Ph:(304)558-2204. Plans and specifications are available from
West Virginia Conservation Agency, Edward Cox, 1900 Kanawha Boulevard, East, Charleston,
WV, 25305 (304)558-2204. For additional information contact West Virginia Conservation
Agency, Edward Cox, 1900 Kanawha Boulevard, East, Charleston, WV 25305 (304)558-2204.
STREET PAVING, ST. ALBANS
(iSqFt Project ID# 2405594) Bids will be accepted until 9:00 AM on 6/18/2015 for street paving
for the City of St. Albans. Bids should be submitted to City of St. Albans, 1499 MacCorkle
Avenue, Saint Albans, WV 25177 Ph:(304)722-3391. Plans and specifications are available
from Chapman Technical Group, 200 Sixth Avenue, P. O. Box 1355, Saint Albans, WV 25177
(304)727-5501. Plans and specifications are available in the CAWV Physical Planroom
PARKING LOT CONSTRUCTION, BROOKE HIGH SCHOOL
(iSqFt Project ID# 2406795) Bids will be accepted until 1:00 PM on 6/22/2015 for site work,
aggregate base, asphalt paving and related utility construction for the parking lot at Brooke
County High School. A pre-bid meeting will be held on 6/11/2015 at 1:00 PM at Brooke High
School. Bids should be submitted to Brooke County Board of Education, 1201 Pleasant Avenue,
Wellsburg, WV 26070 Ph:(304)737-3481. Plans and specifications are available from McKinley
& Associates, 32 Twentieth Street, The Maxwell Centre, Suite 100, Wheeling, WV 26003
(304)233-0140. Plans and specifications are available in the CAWV Physical Planroom
PAVING, COUNCIL ON AGING, MULLENS
(iSqFt Project ID# 2407091) Bids will be accepted until 12:00 PM on 6/30/2015 for paving for
the front area of the Mullens' Council on Aging, Mullens. A pre-bid meeting will be held to take
measurements on 6/16/2015 at 1:00 PM at the Council on Aging, 695 Mountaineer Highway,
Mullens. Bids should be submitted to Council on Aging, Inc., P. O. Box 458, Mullens, WV 25882
Ph:(304)294-8800. Plans and specifications are available from Council on Aging, Inc., P. O. Box
458, Mullens, WV 25882 (304)294-8800. Plans and specifications have been requested for
the CAWV Physical Planroom and Internet Planroom at www.isqft.com.
PAVING, AMBROSE TOWERS, MARTINSBURG
(iSqFt Project ID# 2407105) Bids will be accepted until 2:00 PM on 6/26/2015 for overlay
paving of approximately 25,000 SF of asphalt areas of parking and drive entrance and exit,
storm water drains, handicap ramps and pavement markings for Ambrose Towers, Martinsburg.
Bids should be submitted to Housing Authority of
the City of Martinsburg, 703 Porter Avenue, Martinsburg, WV 25401 Ph:(304)263-8891. Plans
and specifications are available from Housing Authority of the City of Martinsburg, 703 Porter
Avenue, Martinsburg, WV, 25401 (304)263-8891.
CONSULTING SERVICES, CATHODIC PROTECTION SERVICES
(iSqFt Project ID# 2404278) Proposals will be accepted until 4:00 PM on 7/20/2015 for
professional services for cathodic protection systems monitoring, maintenance and repair on
structures, at locations to be designated by the Division of Highways. Proposals should be
submitted to WV Division of Highways, Ronald Stanevich, P. E., 190 Dry Branch Road,
Charleston, WV 25306 Ph:(304)558-9874. For additional information contact WV Division of
Highways, Ronald Stanevich, P. E., 190 Dry Branch Road, Charleston, WV 25306 (304)5589874.
CONSULTING SERVICES, ENGINEERING SERVICES FOR 2016
professional engineering services for testing for the Materials Control, Soils and Testing
Division. Primary services to include, but not limited to, bridge deck surveys, smoothness
evaluations, seismic testing, ground penetrating radar, at locations to be designated by the
Division of Highways. Proposals should be submitted to WV Division of Highways, Ronald
Stanevich, P. E., 190 Dry Branch Road, Charleston, WV 25306 Ph:(304)558-9874. For
additional information contact WV Division of Highways, Ronald Stanevich, P. E., 190 Dry
Branch Road, Charleston, WV 25306 (304)558-9874.
CONSULTING SERVICES, ENVIRONMENTAL TESTING LABORATORY SERVICES
consulting services for with testing services from a WVDEP certified environmental testing
laboratory on samples submitted to or collected by laboratory using environmental testing
industry accepted protocols, practices and standards. Proposals should be submitted to WV
Division of Highways, Ronald Stanevich, P. E., 190 Dry Branch Road, Charleston, WV 25306
Ph:(304)558-9874. For additional information contact WV Division of Highways, Ronald
Stanevich, P. E., 190 Dry Branch Road, Charleston, WV, 25306 (304)558-9874.
CONSULTING SERVICES, GEOTECHNICAL DRILLING SERVICES
(iSqFt Project ID# 2404325) Proposals will be accepted until 4:00 PM on 7/20/2015 for core
boring and auger boring drilling services of areas designated by the West Virginia Division of
Highways, Materials Control, Soils and Testing Division. In addition to this primary capability,
the firms may be required to stake boring locations, map landslides, test soil samples and
perform related analysis in order to prepare geotechnical reports when required by DOH.
Proposals should be submitted to WV Division of Highways, Ronald Stanevich, P. E., 190 Dry
Branch Road, Charleston, WV 25306 Ph:(304)558-9874. For additional information contact WV
Division of Highways, Ronald Stanevich, P. E., 190 Dry Branch Road, Charleston, WV, 25306
(304)558-9874.
CONSULTING SERVICES, ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT, DRILLING, AND
REMEDIATION SERVICES
(iSqFt Project ID# 2404326) Proposals will be accepted until 4:00 PM on 7/20/2015 for the
evaluation of suspected contaminated environmental areas to determine limits of contamination,
recommend remediation action and in some instances provide remediation services at locations
to be designated by Highways. This evaluation may be accomplished by drilling, sampling,
testing and other approved methods. Proposals should be submitted to WV Division of
Highways, Ronald Stanevich, P. E., 190 Dry Branch Road, Charleston, WV 25306 Ph:(304)5589874. For additional information contact WV Division of Highways, Ronald Stanevich, P. E., 190
Dry Branch Road, Charleston, WV 25306 (304)558-9874.
CONSULTING SERVICES, SAMPLING AND INSPECTION SERVICES
consulting services with sampling and inspecting materials for highway and bridge construction;
inspecting fabricated projects; inspecting timber and lumber: and performing or witnessing nondestructive testing of weldments at structural steel fabrication shops, at locations to be
designated by Highways. Proposals should be submitted to WV Division of Highways, Ronald
Stanevich, P. E., 190 Dry Branch Road, Charleston, WV 25306 Ph:(304)558-9874. For
CONSULTING SERVICES, UNDERWATER INSPECTION SERVICES
consulting services with inspection services and equipment necessary to complete underwater
inspections, in accordance with the Occupational Safety and Health Administration Diving
Standards, on steel, concrete and timber abutments, piers and piling of bridges at locations to
be designated by Highways. Proposals should be submitted to WV Division of Highways,
Ronald Stanevich, P. E., 190 Dry Branch Road, Charleston, WV 25306 Ph:(304)558-9874. For
DAM REPAIR, PALESTINE HATCHERY, ELIZABETH
(iSqFt Project ID# 2405677) Bids will be accepted until 3:00 PM on 6/30/2015 for repair of the
reservoir dam that eroded around the main drain pipe, replacement of the existing pipe with
ductile iron pipes provided by the WVDNR. A pre-bid meeting will be held on 6/16/2015 at 1:00
PM at the Palestine State Fish Hatchery, 27 Paddlefish Land, Elizabeth, WV 26143. Bids should
be submitted to www.wvOasis.gov and with solicitation number DNR1500000119. For additional
information contact State of WV, Jessica Chambers, 2006 Robert C. Byrd Drive, Beckley, WV
25801 Ph:(304)558-3397 or email [email protected] . Plans and specifications are
available from www.wvOasis.gov. Plans and specifications are available in the CAWV
Physical Planroom and Internet Planroom at www.isqft.com.
MOOREVIEW PARKWAY CONSTRUCTION, ASBURN, VIRGINIA
(iSqFt Project ID# 2406551) Bids will be accepted until 4:00 PM on 7/6/2015 for construction of
a new segment of Mooreview Parkway and Southland Street, and widening improvements to
Mooreview Parkway and Old Ryan Rd in Ashburn, VA. A pre-bid meeting will be held on
6/19/2015 at 11:00 AM at 801 Sycolin Road, TCI Conference Room 102, 1st Floor, Leesburg,
Virginia. Bids should be submitted to Loudoun County, 1 Harrison Street, SE, 4th Floor,
Leesburg, VA Ph:(703)771-5956. Plans and specifications are available from Loudoun County,
1 Harrison Street, SE, 4th Floor, Leesburg, VA, (703)771-5956. Plans and specifications are
expected in the CAWV Physical Planroom and Internet Planroom at www.isqft.com.
SUBCONTRACTORS: WALMART PARKING MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR - WAYNE
(iSqFt Project ID# 2409003) Subcontractor proposals are being requested from General
contractor until 3:00 PM on 6/30/2015 for parking lot maintenance and repair consisting of site
demolition with new paving and some overlay of existing paving, curb and gutter work and
landscaping at an existing Walmart in Wayne, WV. To submit your bid, contact John Blinn,
Hudson Construction Company at (423) 624-2631 x 3009 or email [email protected].
Plans and specifications are available in the CAWV Physical Planroom and Internet
Planroom at www.isqft.com.
STRUCTURAL BEAMS (Bid 6/9/2015)
Roll Form Group ................................................................................................ $124,829
Huntington Steel & Supply Company ............................................................. 125,716
Roll Form Group ................................................................................................ 126,940
Bulldog Rack Company...................................................................................... 127,296
Jamatt, Inc. ...................................................................................................... 128,207
Charleston Steel Company, Inc. ..................................................................... 132,591
84 Lumber Company.......................................................................................... 151,015
L & L Contracting, LLC .................................................................................... 172,401
King Brothers Fabricating, Inc. .......................................................................... 172,401
West Virginia Department of Transporation
Letting June 9, 2015
Call # Description
Counties
Bidder Name
Bid Amount
1
ONA TO MILTON
CABELL
WEST VIRGINIA PAVING, INC.
$866,971
2
HAMPSHIRE HIGH-SHANKS
RESURFACING
HAMPSHIRE
BELT PAVING, INC.
IA CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION
$810,497
$903,794
$998,900
3
WILSONBURG ROAD TRAFFIC SIGNAL HARRISON
BAYLISS & RAMEY, INC.
DAVIS H. ELLIOT CONSTRUCTION CO., INC.
$189,963
$196,525
4
ATWELL - BARTLEY ROAD
MCDOWELL
$426,343
5
BACKBONE MOUNTAIN ROAD
TUCKER
STRAWSER CONSTRUCTION, INC.
J. F. ALLEN COMPANY
SLURRY PAVERS, INC.
$242,237
$271,614
$289,799
$314,926
6
WV STATE ROUTE 2 RESURFACING
TYLER
KELLY PAVING, INC.
KLUG BROS., INC.
$733,940
$896,140
7
COLLINS BRANCH ROAD
TO BEECH FORK ROAD
WAYNE
$95,069
8
MILLERS FORK ROAD
TO MARY DAVIS BRANCH
WAYNE
$181,811
9
BAILEYSVILLE - CLEAR FORK
WYOMING
$729,242
10
FOURTEEN MILE MOUNTAIN
LINCOLN
$373,762
11
MILL CREEK TO GODBY BOTTOM
LOGAN
$235,331
12
BELTON ROAD RESURFACING
MARSHALL
KELLY PAVING, INC.
KLUG BROS., INC.
THE LASH PAVING COMPANY
$956,199
$968,900
$1,032,643
13
RIVERSIDE DRIVE - WV 16
MCDOWELL
$739,988
14
LITTLESBURG - NEW HOPE RD
MERCER
$837,223
15
WHITE DAY CREEK ROAD/
GOSHEN ROAD
MONONGALIA
MOUNTAINEER CONTRACTORS, INC.
J. F. ALLEN COMPANY
BEAR CONTRACTING, LLC
$2,356,349
$2,520,480
$2,752,289
16
BURNT FACTORY-HANCOCK
MORGAN
P & W EXCAVATING, INC.
NEW ENTERPRISE STONE & LIME CO., INC.
W & L CONSTRUCTION & PAVING INC.
JEFFERSON ASPHALT PRODUCTS CO., INC.
IA CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION
$878,499
$883,340
$974,543
$980,928
$1,028,558
17
ZANE STREET SIGNAL PROJECT
OHIO
18
FELLOWSVILLE ROAD
PRESTON
DODD GENERAL CONTRACTORS CORP.
BEAR CONTRACTING, LLC
MOUNTAINEER CONTRACTORS, INC.
J. F. ALLEN COMPANY
19
RALEIGH COUNTY HEADQUARTERS
SALT SHED
RALEIGH
SMH CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC.
MAIN STREET BUILDERS, LLC
$474,793
$483,917
20
ODD - GHENT ROAD
RALEIGH
$200,889
$334,600
$956,797
$989,824
$1,002,097
$1,046,707
$1,212,660
West Virginia Department of Transporation
Letting June 9, 2015
21
I-77 - AIRPORT ROAD
RALEIGH
CHESTER BROSS CONSTRUCTION CO,/C.B.EQUIPMENT, $3,299,175
INC
22
CANFIELD-KELLY MTN
RANDOLPH
J. F. ALLEN COMPANY
$1,282,836
CHESTER BROSS CONSTRUCTION CO.,/C.B.EQUIPMENT,$1,308,552
INC
23
WHITES CREEK TO TOMS CREEK
WAYNE
$545,527
24
ROUTE 7 SIGNAL
WETZEL
$316,300
25
D4 2016 REIMBURSABLE GUARDRAIL HARRISON, MONONGALIA,
PRESTON, OTHER
PENN LINE SERVICE, INC.
GREEN ACRES CONTRACTING CO., INC.
$586,283
$588,123
26
HEIZER CREEK SLIDES CORRECTION PUTNAM
AT MP. 2.30 & MP 3.60
STEVE MARKS CONSTRUCT., LLC dba MARKS DRILLING
THAXTON CONSTRUCTION CO., INC., OF SISSONVILLE
BBR DRILLING COMPANY, INC.
ALAN STONE CO., INC.
BILCO CONSTRUCTION CO., INC.
PAULS CONCRETE, INC.
$429,103
$459,218
$474,291
$526,028
$537,804
$620,257
27
DISTRICT ONE RECALL STRIPING
BOONE, CLAY,
KANAWHA, OTHER
HIGHWAY SAFETY, INC.
MID ATLANTIC MAINTENANCE, INC
$161,870
$185,709
28
DISTRICT TWO RECALL STRIPING
CABELL, LINCOLN,
MINGO, OTHER
A & A SAFETY, INC.
$161,870
$216,906
$225,209
29
DISTRICT THREE RECALL STRIPING
JACKSON, LINCOLN,
WOOD, OTHER
$156,984
$200,370
30
DISTRICT FOUR RECALL STRIPING
DODDRIDGE, HARRISON,
MONONGALIA, OTHER
$165,234
31
DISTRICT FIVE RECALL STRIPING
BERKELEY, GRANT,
HARDY, OTHER
$235,209
32
DISTRICT SIX RECALL STRIPING
BROOKE, HANCOCK,
MARSHALL, OTHER
$156,984
33
DISTRICT SEVEN RECALL STRIPING
BARBOUR, BRAXTON,
GILMER, OTHER
$165,234
$215,620
34
DISTRICT EIGHT RECALL STRIPING
PENDLETON, POCAHONTAS, HIGHWAY SAFETY, INC.
RANDOLPH, TUCKER
$199,370
$225,209
35
DISTRICT NINE RECALL STRIPING
FAYETTE, GREENBRIER,
NICHOLAS, OTHER
$199,370
$225,209
36
DISTRICT TEN RECALL STRIPING
MCDOWELL, MERCER,
RALEIGH, WYOMING
$200,370
$225,209

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