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Inside The Official Publication of the Washington Building Congress | April 2010
Industry Report................................2
2010 Craftsmanship Awards...........4
Member Projects............................26
New Members................................27
WBC Calendar..............................28
2010 Craftsmanship Awards p. 4
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Chairman’s Letter
Dear Members and Colleagues:
April 2010
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made up of professionals from a variety of disciplines, all
with an active interest or involvement in the Washington
Metropolitan Area’s real estate, design, and construction
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chairman of the board
Jonathan Kurtis, Boston Properties
chairman-elect
Chuck Asmar, Asmar, Schor & McKenna, pllc
vice chairmen
Jim Klein, The JBG Companies
Paul Mella, Dynalectric Company
Steve Richbourg, HITT Contracting Inc.
treasurer
Joel Zingeser, Grunley Construction Co., Inc.
secretary
Tamara McNulty, Duane Morris llp
past chairman
Paul Varela, Watt, Tieder, Hoffar & Fitzgerald, llp
directors
John Barron, Foulger-Pratt Contracting, Inc.
Dan Buckley, Flippo Construction Co., Inc.
Lynne Coville, Boston Properties
Carl Hirrlinger, James G. Davis Construction Corp.
Karen Roberts, Forrester Construction Company
Steve Smithgall, Balfour Beatty Construction
Dave Tacchetti, Clark Construction Group, llc
Mike Leavitt, Plaza Construction Corp.
Joe Schall, Pepco
president & ceo
Steven J. Kenton, CAE
associate director
Rita F. Reis
editor/designer
David Irish / Frank Sheehan,
Frost Miller Group
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I am sure you will enjoy this special edition of the WBC Bulletin featuring the 54th Craftsmanship Awards program, “Standard of Excellence
for a New Beginning”. This year we recognized 78 outstanding award
winning entries out of an all time record 314 nominations, along with
our three Star Award winners representing the overall best of all entries. We also inducted the third class of craftsmen into the Craftsman
Hall of Fame. Over 8,600 deserving men and women have won WBC
Craftsmanship Awards over the last 54 years. This year alone, 350
craftsmen were individually recognized! Thank you to everyone who
supported this important industry event and to the 1,200 attendees who
turned out to honor our award winners at the March banquet.
A very special thank you goes to the 2010 Craftsmanship Awards Committee,
Chairman Mike Shoemaker (IBEW Local 26), Vice-Chair Allen Slaughter (Dynalectric
Company) and Board liaison Lynne Coville (Boston Properties) for putting together
another highly successful event. I would also like to extend thanks to all of the volunteers
who helped make this program a success, along with WBC staff members Steve Kenton
and Rita Reis. Thank you as well to the craftsmen, nominators, judges, award winners,
banquet attendees, sponsors and advertisers. Mike and Allen, you did a truly outstanding
job as co-emcees of the awards presentation. The WBC Craftsmanship Awards program
continues to grow in stature and the 2010 event once again raised the bar.
The Community Services Committee held the 4th annual WBC Rebuilding Together workday in Falls Church on Saturday, April 24. The outpouring of support for this
worthy initiative was once again above and beyond our expectations. The July/August
Bulletin will highlight all of the individuals and companies involved with the project and
feature some great action photos from the workday. Thanks go to all of our wonderful
volunteers, along with the Community Services Committee, Chair Anne Marie Tombros
(Vango, LLC), Vice-Chair Winona Leaman (Greenman-Pederson), and House Captain
Tim Bakos (Lessard Group).
The Hammerheads held another successful networking event at Buffalo Billiards on
April 14. This followed their February post-blizzard get together at Lucky Strike Lanes.
Coming up in May the group will be hosting an introduction to social networking
seminar for all WBC members. Hammerheads event are open to members and employees under 40 years old. Please encourage everyone in your company under 40 to get
active and to attend the next WBC event. Thank you to the Hammerheads Committee,
Chair Lisa Walker (BE&K Building Group) and Vice-Chair Mike Baruccheri (Tishman
Construction Corporation), for getting the new generation of industry leaders involved in
the association.
Please mark your calendars now for the 73rd annual WBC Golf Outing coming up
on Monday, June 14 at Lansdowne and Belmont golf clubs. We would appreciate your
consideration of the great sponsorship opportunities available for this premiere industry event. The WBC golf outing provides an excellent way to showcase your business,
entertain clients and reward employees. Sponsorship materials will be released later this
month. If you are not a player, please plan to join us for the awards reception at Lansdowne. The 2010 Golf Outing Committee is being headed up by Co-Chairs George
Domurot (Clark Construction Group) and John Hardy (Capital Lighting & Supply),
along with Board liaison John Barron (Foulger-Pratt Contracting).
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 Chairman of the Board
On the cover: lobby, The Jefferson Hotel
Renovation & Revitalization, Washington, DC.
Jonathan Kurtis
Special Thanks to Our
2010 Corporate Sponsor
Industry Report
Proctor Named President
of E.C. Ernst
WBC member E.C. Ernst, Inc. announced that William “Bill” Proctor has
joined the company as President/General Manager. Proctor was formerly the owner of
Proctor Electric, Inc., a company he
built into one of the area’s largest electrical contractors before selling to their
current management. Mullins Elected to CBN-MC Board
of Directors
John K. Mullins,
CPA, audit
manager at WBC
member Councilor,
Buchanan &
Mitchell, P.C.,
CPAs was elected
to the Board of
Directors of the
John Mullins
Catholic Business
Network of Montgomery County
(CBN-MC), Maryland.
“We always encourage our staff’s
involvement in community activities and
are very pleased with John’s election to
the CBN-MC Board,” says S. Vincent
Crescenzi, CPA, CVA, CFE, President
and Managing Partner of CBM.
“I am honored to be selected to serve
such a worthwhile organization, and I
look forward to contributing to CBN’s
continued success,” stated Mr. Mullins.
Mullins is the Vice Chairman of
the Loyola Retreat House and serves on
the audit committee of the Capital Area
Food Bank. In addition, he is a member
of the Greater Washington Society of
Certified Public Accountants.
Hankins and Anderson
Announce New Employee
WBC member Hankins and Anderson,
Inc. announced that Adam Randall has
joined the firm’s Business Operations
Department in its Glen Allen Office
as an administrative assistant. Randall
was formerly with the Virginia National
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Guard in Afghanistan as an Administrative Clerk and CPOF Operator.
Floyd To Lead Business
Development Efforts for
Mid-Atlantic Region (Photo)
The BE&K Building
Group, a WBC
member, welcomes
Steve Floyd as
Director of Business
Development for the
company’s Washington office in Vienna,
VA. In this role, he
Steve Floyd
will manage sales
leads while developing the existing and
new client base. With a career history spanning
more than 25 years, Floyd has an
extensive background in commercial
construction. He has in-depth experience in both project management and
field supervision, having directed construction activities for 6 million square
feet of commercial space — office and
retail buildings, tilt-up warehouses,
precast parking garages and tenant
fit-outs. Floyd comes to the BE&K Building
Group with an impressive track record
with several prominent general contractors in the Washington metropolitan
area. He was an integral part of a very
successful team that grew one local office from $5 million to over $100 million
annually in over a 15 year period. Most
recently, he ran his own business, serving as a construction management consultant to owners, contractors, architects
and engineers. Floyd earned his Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from the
University of Maryland. Centennial Donates Bicycles to
Children from the Boys & Girls Club
Eighteen boys and girls experienced
the thrill of receiving their first bikes
last week, thanks to a donation from
WBC member Centennial Contractors
Enterprises.
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Industry Report
Centennial employees with some proud new bicycle owners.
The donation was part of a team
building activity during the contractor’s annual Leadership Conference,
which was held in Warrenton, VA
this year. David Sturdevant, director
of training at Centennial, organized
the activity by partnering with
Repario which facilitates experiential learning seminars. The activity
was tied to the Conference’s theme:
“What Matters Most.”
Ninety of Centennial’s managers and directors split into 18 teams
and were then given 25 minutes to
assemble a bicycle. Unsure if this was
a competition for speed, accuracy or
problem solving, the teams quickly
got down to the business of building
the bicycles.
Minutes into the work, facilitators
informed the teams that the bicycles
were a donation to the local Warrenton
Boys & Girls Club and read letters from
a few of the children on what a bike
would mean to them. Most of these
children had never owned their own
bicycle. With this knowledge, the teams
quickly switched their mindsets, slowing
their pace and checking for accuracy.
After completely building the bicycles, the teams were hit with another
surprise; the boys and girls receiving
the bikes were actually in the building, ready to receive their new bikes.
The kids streamed into the room abuzz
with excitement. The kids examined
their new bikes and talked with their
Centennial teams. Centennial managers were hit with the moment, shedding a few tears of joy and beaming
with excitement for providing such a
memorable moment.
On the move…
Effective April 1, 2010, E.C. Ernst, Inc. will
have a new address: 132 Log Canoe Circle,
Stevensville, MD 21666, Phone: 410-6439090 / 301-350-7770, Fax: 410-643-9095 /
301-499-0933, Toll Free: 800-683-7770. The Washington Building Congress | www.wbcnet.org
Thank you
for supporting
the 2010 WBC
Rebuilding Together
project on April 24.
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2010 Craftsmanship Awards
2010 Annual WBC
Craftsmanship Awards
Local Building Industry Gathers to
Recognize the Area’s Top Craftsmen
M
ore than 1,200 individuals from the DC area’s building industry gathered to honor the area’s most
talented craftsmen and women at the Washington
Building Congress’ Annual Craftsmanship Awards Banquet at
the Marriott Wardman Park Hotel on March 26, 2010.
“The first WBC Craftsmanship Awards Committee
organized the inaugural awards program in the 1950’s. Seven
craftsmen were awarded certificates for their work on the
10-story Editors Building on H Street, NW,” said Jonathan
Kurtis, WBC’s Chairman of the Board, giving the crowd some
historical perspective to the evening’s events. “The Craftsmanship Awards has grown to be one of the most prestigious events
in our industry. As the awards program has elevated in prestige, the recognition of quality craftsmanship has continued to
elevate in importance.”
Each year 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
Craftsmen Hall of Fame. Selection of inductees is based on the
number of awards an individual has received, the individual’s
time in industry, and other special factors that may be relevant.
The night’s 2010 Hall of Fame inductees were:
• Robert B. Bodmer
• Albert “Buddy” McDowell, Jr.
• Ralph Eugene Pearson
• Kenneth Spohn
• Bill Suhrhoff
“These individuals have proven over the course of their careers
to be shining examples of what it takes to succeed in our industry,”
said Craftsmanship Awards Chairman Mike Shoemaker.
The Craftsmanship Awards Call for Entries went out to
the entire membership and other related industry groups last
September. WBC received a record 314 nominations in 10 trade
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categories from sitework to finishes. With the participation
and support of 178 judges, teams of evaluators went out in early
January to evaluate all of the nominated projects. The evaluations were compiled, results tallied, and 78 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.)
Very few companies had winning craftsmen on more than
one or two projects, however craftsmen from J.E. Richards, Inc.
were awarded for four projects; and those from Pierce Associates,
Inc., David Allen Company and Mona Electric Group, Inc. were
each awarded for three projects. Clark Construction Group, LLC
was general contractor on 19 projects (including four as a Joint
Venture partner with Balfour Beatty Construction); The WhitingTurner Contracting Company was general contractor on nine
projects; Balfour Beatty Company was general contractor on nine
projects (including four as a Joint Venture partner with The Clark
Construction Group, Inc.); and James G. Davis Construction
Corporation was general contractor on eight projects.
Following selection of the Craftsmanship Award winners,
a separate panel of Star Award judges representing different
perspectives and disciplines within our industry was selected
to independently evaluate the Star Award nominees. Eight
outstanding entries were also recommended for Star Awards
this year. From these, the Star Award winners for Visual
Excellence, Technical Excellence and Excellence in the Face of
Adversity were selected.
This year, the Star Award for Visual Excellence was
awarded to the team of Tony Barbery, Joel Cabanban, Wayne
Libby, Roger Parker, Mike Pullen, and Wade Sampsell with
Gaithersburg Cabinetry and Millwork for their outstanding
Architectural Millwork at The Jefferson Hotel Renovation &
Revitalization project.
Joe Dugan, Joseph Lajoie, Eric Neville, Nick Noonan,
and Russel Way, with Freestate Electrical Construction
Company were honored with the Excellence in the Face of
Adversity Star Award for their Power Generation, Distribution
and Switchgear work at the National Institutes of Health: CIT
Building No. 12 Infrastructure Upgrade–Phase 1.
Finally, the Star Award for Technical Excellence was presented to John Butler, Doug DeGraw, and Ric Roberts, with Icon
EBS, and Dean Beane, Nathan Bergen and Michael Marshall
with Structurecraft Builders for their Curtain Walls work at the
Arena Stage at the Mead Center for American Theater.
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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 nominees are marked with a
.
Tony Campanella, Tim Crouch,
Michael Hart, Mike Lekanka, Carlos
Serrano, Derrick Wolf — CBO Glass
Project: 700 Sixth Street,
Washington, DC
Architect: Hellmuth, Obata +
Kassabaum, PC
Structural Engineer: Cagley &
Associates, Inc.
General Contractor: Balfour Beatty
Construction
David Falk, Scott Froebel, Joe Garvin,
Scott Johannes, Steve Vanaskie, Dan
Wilkesmore — CBO Glass
Doors & Windows
Curtain Walls
Justin Cockman, Bob Youngs,
Corey Youngs — Zimmcor
Project: 1801 K Street, NW,
Washington, DC
Architect: Skidmore, Owings & Merrill
Engineer: Girard Engineering, PC
Structural Engineer: Robert Silman
Associates
General Contractor: Jones Lang
LaSalle Construction
Shawn Currie, Todd Deater,
Orlando Orosco, Roman Orosco,
Khamsay Thongthip, Kevin
VanBuskirk — Enclos Corp.
Project: Constitution Center,
Washington, DC
Architect: SmithGroup
Engineer: SK&A Structural Engineers,
PLLC
General Contractor: James G. Davis
Construction Corporation
Alex Chelekhov, Eduardo Mariscal,
Juan Mariscal — GPR, Inc.
Project: Bicycle Transit Center at
Union Station, Washington, DC
Architect: KGP Design Studios
General Contractor: Grunley-Walsh
Project: Crystal Plaza II, Arlington, VA
Architect: Dorsky Hodgson Parrish
Yue Architects
Structural Engineer: Tadjer-CohenEdelson Associates, Inc.
MEP Engineer: GHT Limited
Construction
John Butler, Doug DeGraw,
Ric Roberts — Icon EBS and
Dean Beane, Nathan Bergen,
Michael Marshall — Structurecraft
Builders
Project: Arena Stage at the Mead
Center for American Theater,
Washington, DC
Architect: Bing Thom Architects
Engineer: Fast + Epp
General Contractor: Clark
Construction Group, LLC
Aaron Bast, Roy Bolling, Robert
Dudley, Klint Jackson, Mike Pray,
Tyrone Thomas — Harmon, Inc.
Project: Constitution Square OB-2,
Washington, DC
Kassabaum, PC
Engineer: Tadjer Cohen Edelson
Associates, Inc.
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2010 Star Award Winners National Institutes of Health: CIT Building No. 12 — Infrastructure Upgrade — Phase 1, Bethesda, MD.
— Star Award for Excellence in the Face of Adversity
Arena Stage at the Mead Center
for American Theater, Washington, DC.
—Star Award for Technical Excellence
The Jefferson Hotel Renovation &
Revitalization, Washington, DC.
—Star Award for Visual Excellence
Windows and Storefronts
Jonathan Gutaerraz, Edgar Martinez,
Nestar Martinez, Daniel Misscoco,
Jose Orellana, Luis Padilla — EDCO Glass Systems
Project: Savoy Elementary School,
Washington, DC
Architect: Bowie Gridley Architects
General Contractor: SIGAL
Maricio Aparico, Enrique Cortez,
Mario Cruz, Jeff King, Tim Ramberg,
Luis Salgado — Custom Walls and
Windows, Inc.
Project: Ward 3 Aquatic Center
(Wilson Pool), Washington, DC
Architect: Hughes Group Architects
Dominic Giovinazzo, Jose Murillo,
Hanh Nguyen, Kenneth Ramey,
Jim Short, Bert Ward — Jefferson
Millwork & Design, Inc.
Project: College Board, Reston, VA
Architect: A2 Design, Inc.
General Contractor: HITT
Contracting Inc.
Pat Kelly, James Maldenaldo,
Tony Maldenado — The Washington
Woodworking Company
Project: Jones Day, Washington, DC
Architect: Lehman Smith McLeish
Engineer: TOLK, Inc.
Contracting Inc.
Gary Connor, Grant Ferrin,
Kim Sharp, Randy Smith, John
Soderquist, Tyler Talbot
— Fetzer Architectural Woodwork
Project: Georgetown University
McDonough School of Business,
Washington, DC
Architect: Goody Clancy Associates
General Contractor: The WhitingTurner Contracting Company
Woods & Plastics
Project: Howard Hughes Medical
Institute Headquarters Expansion
— Phase II, Chevy Chase, MD
Tony Barbery, Joel Cabanban,
Wayne Libby, Roger Parker, Mike
Pullen, Wade Sampsell — Gaithersburg
Cabinetry and Millwork
Project: The Jefferson Hotel Renovation
& Revitalization, Washington, DC
Architect: ForrestPerkins
John Addison, Mike Collins,
Hank Miller, Bill Schuster, Donnie
Smith, Mark Valentine — Flippo
Construction Company, Inc.
Project: The Yards at Southeast
Federal Center Infrastructure,
Washington, DC
Architect: Shalom Baranes Associates
Engineer: VIKA, Inc.
General Contractor: Flippo
Construction Company, Inc.
Sewer R elining
Dan Cassel, Jason McAnally,
Salvatore Parades, Datta
Shirodkar — Boyer, Inc.
Project: 401 M Street, SW /
Waterfront, Washington, DC
Associates, Inc.
Thermal and Moisture
Protection
Dave Baker, Jose Gonzalez, Carlos
Moreno, Dave Morgan, Elias
Pineda — Calvert Masonry, Inc.
A rchitectural Millwork
Adam Erdley, Joe Fleck, Jason
Hunter, David Lee, Jim McAllister,
Matt Moore — ISEC, Inc.
Infrastructure:
Utility & Roadway
Special Construction
Historic Preservation
Sefik Civic, Wilfredo Fuentes, Naser
Hasadzinovic, John Minihane, Timothy
Schwind, Jr., Timothy Schwind, Sr. — Worcester Eisenbrandt, Inc.
Project: 401 M Street, SW /
Waterfront, Washington, DC
Associates, Inc.
Project: Chinese Community
Church Tower and Restoration,
Washington, DC
Architect: Rippeteau Architects, PC
Engineer: Robert Silman Associates
General Contractor: Worcester
Eisenbrandt, Inc.
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Metals
Miscellaneous Metal
Fabrications
Ruben Cano, Francisco C. Cuevas,
III, Melchor Martinez, Alexander
Mendoza, Baltazar Perdomo, Raul
Salmeron — Big D Metalworks
Project: International Professional
Services Firm, Washington, DC
Architect: Fox Architects / McMurray
Architectural Interiors
Engineer: Thornton Tomasetti
Contracting Inc.
Ornamental Metal
Steve Ash, Joseph Perry — American Iron Works
Washington, DC
Architect: Skidmore, Owings & Merrill
Structural Engineer: Robert Silman
Associates
Zdzislaw Kiszczak, Bogdan Krenca,
Waldemar Lezczynski, Xuong Hien
Luc, Janusz Mlynarczyk, Peter
Perry — Soheil Mosun Limited
Project: 700 Sixth Street,
Washington, DC
Kassabaum, PC
Structural Engineer: Cagley &
Associates, Inc.
Construction
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Beltran Beita, Steve Cavanah, Ricky
Gregory, Ron Jones, Darrell Keen,
Ted Thoms — Tate Ornamental, Inc.
Washington, DC
Structural Steel Framing
Robert Bading, Chet McPhatter,
Jimmie Wilson — Banker Steel
Company
Washington, DC
Ruben Herrera, Richard Johnson,
Will Romero — Superior Iron Works, Inc.
Project: 1999 K Street, Washington, DC
Architect: Murphy/Jahn Architects
Engineer: Werner Sobek Ingenieure
International
Sitework
Underpinning, Foundations
and E xcavations
Gene Craig, Fabian Lehmann,
Herman Ward, Tom Ward — Schnabel Foundation Company
Project: The American Trucking
Associations — Capitol Hill
Legislative Offices, Washington, DC
Architect: RTKL Associates Inc.
Associates, Inc.
General Contractor: Forrester
Construction Company
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Mechanical
HVAC-Piping
Thomas Athanason, Richard
Cherba, Anthony Davis, Matthew
Hill, Michael Spears, John
Tatro — Pierce Associates, Inc.
Washington, DC
Architect/Engineer: SmithGroup
Scott Coble, Frank Davis, Brian
Goodrich, Kenneth Perigo, Carl
Proctor, Billy Scott — JCM Associates, Inc.
Institute Headquarters Expansion — Phase II, Chevy Chase, MD
Engineer: Syska Hennessy Group
Dave Bauer, Yunmy Carrol, Keith
Fletcher, Brian Houser, Trent
Jackson, Ricky Stevens — W.E. Bowers, Inc.
Project: 1999 K Street, Washington,
DC
Architect: WDG Architecture
Engineer: GHT Limited
Harold Flowers, George Giddings,
Don Mullens, Steve Owens,
Tommy Tanner — John J. Kirlin, LLC
Tim Barnes, Ted Cumberland,
Christopher Fitzpatrick, Al Mathias,
Joe Pope, Mike Sellers — Pierce
Associates, Inc.
Washington, DC
Rod Bates, Darius Canty,
Robert Peliculinas, Marcus Tongue,
Dale Werner, Tony Wheeler — Southland Industries
Project: Walter Reed National Military
Medical Center (at National Naval
Medical Center), Bethesda, MD
Architect: HKS, Inc.
Engineer: Southland Industries
General Contractor: Clark / Balfour
Beatty JV
William Flaherty, Juan Luyo,
David Nickless, Josh Nida,
David Peak, Jr., Gary Rawlings — Stromberg Metal Works, Inc.
Project: George Mason University
Biomedical Research Laboratory,
Manassas, VA
Architect: RMJM
Engineer: Bard, Rao + Athanas
Consulting Engineers, LLC
Plumbing
John Burroughs, Charles Gran,
David Holmes, Charles Hotchkiss,
John Yeatts — Architect of the Capitol
Project: House Office Buildings Sprinkler
Installation, Washington, DC
Project: Hilton Washington Guest
Room Renovation, Washington, DC
Architect: OPX
Engineer: Leach Wallace Associates
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David Coté, Dean Feldman,
Kenneth Hollingshead, Jeffery
Horsmon, Gene Sappington, Scott
Styles — Pierce Associates, Inc.
Washington, DC
Carlos Amaya, Miguel Flores,
Lisandro Guevara, Tom Hess,
Jose Rivas, Mike Trevisan — Roman Mosaic and Tile Company
Finishes
Ceramic Tile and Terrazzo
Lakesha Coates, Telly Koutris,
Vince McCoy, Victor Rodriguez — David Allen Company
Concrete
Cast-in-Place Concrete
(including formwork and reinforcement)
Alex Bernal, Andres Berrios,
Enrique Gamboa, Jimmy Jeffries,
Juan Ramon Melgares, Curtis
Thurston — Clark Concrete
Contractors, LLC
Washington, DC
Carlos Hernandez, Jose Rivera,
Ron Turley, Wilfredo Urquilla,
Juan Valladares, Daniel Wolf — Clark Concrete Contractors, LLC
Project: U.S. Institute of Peace
Headquarters, Washington, DC
Architect: Moshe Safdie and
Associates, Inc.
Engineer: Buro Happold Consulting
Engineers, PC
Washington, DC
Keith Oliver — David Allen Company
Washington, DC
Carlos Cumes, William Gray, Phillip
Jones, Limbert Perez, Sang Yun, Ung
Yun — Ward Ceramic Tile & Stone, Inc.
Project: Potenza Trattoria Bakery &
Wine, Washington, DC
Architect: CORE
Lakesha Cotes, Vince McCoy,
Telly Koutris, Victor Rodriguez — David Allen Company
Project: Tyser Tower Renovation and
Expansion, College Park, MD
Architect: Heery International, Inc.
Project: Crystal Plaza II, Arlington,
VA
Yue Architects
Structural Engineer: Tadjer-CohenEdelson Associates, Inc.
MEP Engineer: GHT Limited
Construction
Drywall
(including framing and finishing)
Jose Alba, Tony Cassette,
Tommy Hurlock, Fred Jackson,
Roger Marsden, Jose Perez — C. J. Coakley Co., Inc.
Washington, DC
Steve Biniek, Luis Ramirez Guzman,
Oscar Guzman, Abel Romo,
Everado Romo, Leopoldo Romo — Capitol Drywall, Inc.
Project: The Georgetown Preparatory
School New Learning Center, North
Bethesda, MD
Architect: Cox Graae + Spack
Architects
Earl Ferguson, Sean Rigsby,
Tim Rigsby — Cleveland Construction
Washington, DC
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Fernando Alvarado, Desi Crooks,
Roberto Diaz, Carl Hoffner,
Jorge Portillo, Dennis Urias — S. DiGregorio & Son
Project: Wyndham at National Harbor,
Oxon Hill, MD
Architect: WDG Architecture, PLLC
Engineer: GHT Limited
Construction
Congratulations to the Entire Team
on the American Pharmacists
Association Headquarters Project!
Tishman Construction
1150 18 Street, NW
(202) 966-3444
www.tishman.com
Painting and Wallcovering
Danielle DeFrancisco, Joe Hartlove,
Sebastian Montano, Juan Morales,
Selvin Morales, Magarito Vargas — NLP Enterprises, Inc.
Arturo Beltran, Cesar Echevarria,
Jonathan Echevarria, Roberto
Echevarria, Ivan Fitz, Nelson
Martinez — Precision Wall Tech, Inc.
Washington, DC
Shirlon Elvis Maynard,
Daniel McLean, Ceasar Philpot,
Bruce Tomaselli — Architect of the
Capitol
Project: House Office Buildings Sprinkler
Installation, Washington, DC
Electrical
Edwin Castellon, Henry
Castellon, Serge Vadenoff — Senza Finé
Lighting Systems
Project: Teleproductions International,
Chantilly, VA
Architect: Gileau-Poulton Architects
and Associates, PC
Specialty Painting
Plaster
Eddy Bustos, Walter Chavez, Marvin
Hurtado, Josias Sanchez, Jeff
Storm — Brien A. Miller Painting Co., Inc.
Raymond Andrews, Nathan Bell,
Jimmy Pryor, Mike Robb, Billy
Underwood, Jeff Zeman — John H. Hampshire, Inc.
Project: Headquarters of the American
Pharmacists Association (APhA),
Washington, DC
Architect: Hartman-Cox Architects
General Contractor: Tishman
Construction Corporation of DC
(including Stucco and Dryvitt)
Project: Alice Deal Middle School,
Washington, DC
Architect: Quinn Evans Architects
General Contractor: Prince / Schlosser
Joint Venture
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Daniel Y. Bedard, Patrick V. Latham,
III, Andrew Paul Malizio, William R.
Nelson — Mona Electric Group, Inc.
Project: 51 Louisiana Avenue,
Washington, DC
Architect: HKS, Inc.
Engineer: TOLK, Inc.
Danny Groht, Gary Lee, Gene Mills,
Jacob Manoogian, Brooks McClain,
Janie Oliver — J.E. Richards, Inc.
Project: W Hotel (Formerly Hotel
Washington), Washington, DC
Architect: BBG-BBGM
Engineer: Joseph R. Loring &
Associates, Inc.
Contracting Inc.
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Chris Cady, Mark Carter, Greg
Cobaugh, Erin Hickman,
Senesha Matokovich, Tom
Shannon — Singleton Electric
Company, Inc.
Project: DC Court of Appeals,
Washington, DC
Architect: Beyer Blinder Belle
Engineer: Joseph R. Loring &
Associates, Inc.
General Contractor: Hensel Phelps
Jon Bayeaux, Danny Lambert, Greg
Miller, Steve Slagle — T.A. Beach Corp.
Project: Montgomery College Cultural
Arts Center, Silver Spring, MD
Architect/Engineer: SmithGroup/JJR
General Contractor: Bovis Lend Lease
Brad Behm, Dave Pierce, Todd
Ransom, Bill Rhodes, Ed Rhodes,
Mike Spear — Power Solutions, LLC
Project: Children’s National Medical
Center Inpatient Tower Fit Out,
Washington, DC
Architect/Engineer: HDR One
Company
Contracting Inc.
James Carson, Jeff Cowan,
Demal Dzelalic, Shawn Mooney,
Jeremy Nelson, Jay Potts — J.E.
Richards, Inc.
Project: Eisenhower Theatre,
Washington, DC
Architect: Quinn Evans Architects
Engineer: Mueller Associates
Russell Bloss, John Bozzel, John
Jenkins, III, John Jenkins, Jr.,
Marty Reedy, John Richards — J.E. Richards, Inc.
Washington, DC
Architect: Skidmore, Owings &
Merrill
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Hats Off to the Entire Team
on the National Institutes of Health
CIT Building #12 Project!
Tishman Construction
1150 18 Street, NW
(202) 966-3444
www.tishman.com
Power Generation,
Distribution and Switchgear
Donnie Beach, Eddie Bihlear,
Devon Gaylor, Rich Ladow,
Kenny Muschette, Ransford Robinson
— Truland Systems Corporation
Project: New Campus East — Central
Utility Plant, Springfield, VA
Architect/Engineer: RTKL/
KlingStubbins
General Contractor: Clark/Balfour
Beatty NGA, A Joint Venture
Bill Figgers, Joe Fuentes, Doug
Leggat, Roy Meyer, Andrew Talcott,
Walter Williams — Dynalectric
Company
Project: New Campus
East — Technology Center,
Springfield, VA
KlingStubbins
Chet Gagnon, Andy Haranett,
Ignacio Luna, Doug Thomas, George
Wicks, Nick Young — Young Electrical
Contractors, Inc.
Project: POD-3 Renovation, Suitland,
MD
Architect/Engineer: EwingCole
Philip Boyd, Sam Brogan, Mark
Eriksson, Kevin Patterson, Shane
Sparks, Ben Staniewicz — Truland
Walker Seal JV
Project: Washington Metropolitan
Area Transit Authority Traction
Power Upgrade Program,
Washington, DC
Engineer: Parsons Transportation
Group (P2D)
General Contractor: Truland Walker
Seal JV
Joe Dugan, Joseph Lajoie, Eric
Neville, Nick Noonan, Russel Way — Freestate Electrical Construction Co.
Project: National Institutes
of Health: CIT Building
No. 12 — Infrastructure
Upgrade — Phase 1, Bethesda, MD
Architect: Ann Myers Architecture
Engineer: WFT Engineering, Inc.
General Contractor: Tishman
Construction Corporation of DC
David August, Robert Daigle,
Chuck Knaack, Glenn Laser, John
M. Thir, Jr., Markco Yates — Natelco
Corporation
Project: Silver Spring Data Center UPS
Replacement, Silver Spring, MD
Architect: Arium AE
Engineer: CCG Facilities Integration,
Inc.
General Contractor: Holder
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Mike Caffrey, Dwight Daniels, II,
Mike Johnson, Garth Kelly, Ha Le,
Robert Stephens — Singleton Electric
Company, Inc.
Brian Cramutola, Kathy Freeland,
John Kassmer, Jeff Marshall, Shawn
Samii, Ray Scheuring — Diversified Systems
Project: Arlington County Water
Pollution Control Panel,
Arlington, VA
Architect/Engineer: Malcom Pirnie
General Contractor: Fru-Con
Project: Teleproductions International,
Chantilly, VA
Architect: Gileau-Poulton Architects
and Associates, PC
Engineer: Diversified Systems
Jeff Hicks, Randy Higgs, Eric
Johnston, Buddy McDowell, Cordelia
McKoy, Richie Roberts — Power Solutions, LLC
Project: Amazon.com IAD6 Pod7,
Ashburn, VA
Engineer: EYP
Eric Figueroa, Thomas Gregory,
Kyle Murphy, Elwood Ness, Steve
Rivera, Dwight Williams — J.E. Richards, Inc.
Project: IBM-NCEP Phase 4,
Gaithersburg, MD
Architect/Engineer: McKinney &
Company
General Contractor: Skanska USA
Building
Special Systems
(including security, control and instrumentation)
Mike Buser, Kevin Cole, Kyle Priddy,
John Zanelotti — Ennis Electric Co., Inc.
Project: New Campus
East — Technology Center,
Springfield, VA
KlingStubbins
Brian Baniszewski, Mike Brawner,
Edwin Lugan, Scott Ponton, Dave
Thorne, Bob Wood — Freestate
Electrical Construction Company
Project: Goodwin House Bailey’s
Crossroads, Falls Church, VA
Yue Architects
Engineer: KTA Group, Inc.
Kenneth P. Bremerman,
Donte M. Jackson, Thomas Jason
Kite, Charles R. Martin, Jr., David W.
Moore, James M. Pumputis — Mona Electric Group, Inc.
Project: Columbia Square,
Washington, DC
Engineer: WCIS Consulting, LLC
General Contractor: K3 Construction
Group
Aaron A. Day, Bernard A. Johnson — Mona Ele––ctric Group, Inc.
Project: Willard Intercontinental,
Washington, DC
Robert Drescher, Tanya Filkins,
Chris Harper, Richard Mercer,
Gregory Ward, Jon Whiston — Dynalectric Company
Masonry
E xterior Stone
(including marble, granite and pavers)
Eric Holloway, Jose Lopez, Francisco
(Paco) Lorenzo, Jose A. Marquez,
Johny Reyes, Cipriano Vidal — Lorton
Stone, LLC
Institute Headquarters
Expansion — Phase II, Chevy Chase,
MD
Vital Cardoso, Manuel Dobarco,
Mario Guzman, Martin Lucio, Jose
Neves, Mark Sanders — Lorton Stone, LLC
Project: Semper Fidelis Memorial Park
Chapel, Triangle, VA
Architect: Fentress Architects
Engineer: Ammann & Whitney
Interior Stone and M arble
Michael R. Patterson, Juan J.
Rodriguez, Ronald S. Wondoloski — Boatman and Magnani, Inc.
Project: Alexandria Powerhouse
Recovery Project, Alexandria, VA
Architect/Engineer/General
Contractor: Mirant
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Unit M asonry
Terry Bricker, Nathan Delabar,
Westley Douglas, Fernando Torres,
Rudy Torres — Manganaro
Midatlantic, LLC
Institute Headquarters Expansion — Phase II, Chevy Chase, MD
Scott Bryan, Jose Cruz, Greg Dodson — Karon Masonry of Maryland
Project: St. Elizabeths New Hospital,
Washington, DC
Architect: EYP
General Contractor: Tompkins
Builders, Inc.
WBC
Spring
Networking
Cactus Cantina
Tuesday, May 18
5:30–7:30 p.m.
3300 Wisconsin Ave., NW
Washington, D.C.
One block north of National Cathedral,
corner of Wisconisin Ave. and Macomb St.
WBC Craftsmanship Award
Judging Experiences
My experience being a first time as craftsmanship award judge far exceeded my
expectations. As a project manager working in the commercial switchgear department,
my contribution to a project is only a small piece of the completed puzzle. I see the
concept of the equipment mapped out riser diagrams and flip through factory drawings
as I submit the equipment for approval. As a judge I had the opportunity to see this
equipment in its intended installed working state. More importantly, I was able to
actually appreciate the elaborate technical installation that these Electrical Craftsmen
were able to accomplish.
An additional benefit of the day was the opportunity to cruise around town with a group
of really well-respected and experienced electrical tradesmen. My group consisted of
Larry Clark, Freestate Electric, Fred Marl, Dynalectric, and Jim Polk, Singleton Electric.
We visited seven different jobsites and our judging categories ranged from Power
Generation, Distribution, and Switchgear to Lighting Systems. As we toured the different
electrical rooms my colleagues, who have lived the experience and participated in the
coordination and installation on similar projects throughout their careers, mentored
me through each site. Explaining the meticulous pipe and wire schematics, installation
intricacies and challenges one would face; down to measuring pipe and arranging the
couplings just right so that they would all align perfectly, as would every screw. I was
able to bounce questions and ideas off these gentlemen, which ultimately enabled me to
leave the experience truly respecting and appreciating the passion of those tradesmen
who accept nothing less than exceptional quality.
—Sarah Slaughter
Capital Lighting & Supply
In my second year participating in judging for the WBC Craftsmanship Awards, it
was just as much of a learning experience as the previous year, if not more. My team
and I ventured to DC to judge the craftsmanship of seven different projects’ doors
and windows. We examined the quality and complexity of everything from whole
building curtain walls to small-scale storefronts—all while sharing our knowledge
of constructability standards, techniques, and design as well as our own experiences
working with craftsman.
The industry knowledge one gains during this day is unique; colleagues come together
from competing firms to discuss craftsmanship techniques and come away having
learned or taught something new. The day is not only filled with learning experiences,
but also of camaraderie. Having spent a full day sharing in this unparalleled
experience—admiring some of the best craftsmanship in the region before many even
know the building exists—provides a lasting experience to share with your teammates
for a lifetime. At the end of the day, business cards are exchanged and new industry
friends are made.
—Michelle Heim
AECOM
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| April 2010
Go GREEN
with BOWERS
W.E. Bowers is proud of its
award-winning craftsmanship for
1999 K Street
Washington, DC
Congratulations to the entire project
team, including GHT Limited and the
James G. Davis Construction Corporation!
1999 K Street
Designed to LEED Gold
MSCA’s GreenStar
designation is recognized
by the U.S. Green Building
Council and only awarded
to experienced MSCA
Star-qualified contractors.
W.E. Bowers
Mechanical Construction,
Plumbing and HVAC Service
301 419 2488
www.webowers.com
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2010 WBC Craftsmen
Hall of Fame
In Recognition of Extraordinary Dedication, Exceptional Skill
Quality Craftsmanship and Enduring Commitment.
Congratulations to the 2010 Class of Craftsmen Hall of Fame
Inductees
Robert B. Bodmer
Albert “Buddy” McDowell, Jr.
Kenneth Spohn
Ralph Eugene Pearson
William Suhrhoff
Craftsmen Hall of Fame Inductees
Jose R. Abeijon | Robert E. Bunting, III | Victor Castro
William E. Eaton | Hermann J. Hambach | Francis L. Martin
Richard F. Stevens, Jr. | Ronald Wondoloski | Gerald Whoolery
Thanks Again to Our 2010 Craftsmanship Awards Judges
Kathryn Schneider
Paul Agutter
Craig Davis
Brice Hill
Emmett Ahearn
Robert Dietz
Carl Hirrlinger
Elmer (Skip)
McConkey
Matthew Anderson
Brent Diller
Ted Houseknecht
Cormac McDermott
Joseph Babarsky
Kerry Dilulio
Michael Hoyt
Kelly McDonald
Tim Bakos
Stephen Dimond
David Hutchinson
Karen McKinney
Gary Ball
Dave Dixon
Francis Jacobberger
Tamara McNulty
Mike Baruccheri
Jeffrey Dodd
Dan Janniello
Katie Metras
R. Neil Becker
Richard Douglas
Rich Jordan
Mike Miskelly
Andy Bednarek
Brian Dugan
Erik Kaniecki
Kevin Mitchell
Todd Blaszak
James Eagan
Byron Kassing
Joe Molavi
Barbara Smith
Yuri Blazar
Cindy Eastes
Ridge Kelley
Amanda Morken
Brett Snyder
Robert Bossa
Paul Elias
Sanjay Khanna
Scott Mucci
Jason Spicer
Brian Brobst
Jenni Emory
Russell Kopp
Frank Mullen
Sean Stadler
Melissa Brown
Mike Epp
Mark Kosin
Kyle Murphy
T.J. Sterba
Stephen Brown
Scott
Fenstermacher
Michael Kranias
Richard Murphy
Nick Stokes
Alena
Fenstermacher
Howard Kravitz
Amy Navabi
Mehmet Taner
Tom Kurek
Adrianna Nino
Timothy Taylor
Mitch Filipowicz
John R. Kurty
Yehuda Nordman
W. Emerson Teer
Jeff Fiorello
Daniel Kwon
John O’Connor
Jon Olson
Dave Caporaletti
Matt Cavey
Jane Cherney
Oksana Chernyaeva
Bryan Frady
Peter Lambis
Stefani Cifuentes
Sean Frazier
Carl Larson
Lisa Pallo
Chuck Claar
Jessica Gaida
Bryan Layman
Scott Parr
Larry Clark
Mehmet Genc
Jessy Layne
Nicolas Pasanella
Alan Payne
Melvin Cherry
Bob Shaw
Dennis Showalter
Claire Siedschlag
Steve Skinner
Carl Skooglund
Carl Slagle
Sarah Slaughter
George Tehan
Peter Thaler
Anne Marie
Tombros
Mike Tully
Vito Germinario
Jerry Lefever
Jeff Clements
Pooja Goel
Frank Lefler
Jim Polk
Elizabeth Conway
Keith Good
Michael Lehker
Tom Rathburn
Lynn Corney
David Goodenow
Nelson Lobo
Ross Rebraca
Lynne Coville
Shawn Gregor
Drue Long
Mike Regimenti
Kevin Coyne
Charles Grimes
Joe Lynn
John Reichardt
Ron Crampton
Jason Hair
Alison Lyons
Johnathan Rice
Jim Cranston
Greg Hammer
Ken Lyons
Gregory Richards
Todd Whittingham
Jordan Crouse
Chris Hartzler
William Marcotte
Stephen M. Robey
Steve Willmann
Joe Dabbs
Steve Hawryluk
Fred Marl
Andy Rollman
Christopher Winters
Scott Dashiell
Michelle Heim
Lawrence Mason
Mark Roy
Charley Wooldridge
Jeff Davidson
Karl Higgins
Kevin McCarthy
Roxanne Sale
Jimmy Yang
Michael Clarke
Brian Ufko
AJ Vertino
Gerry Viverito
Joseph Wasilewski
Ed Weaver
Ryan Whittier
Thanks Again to Our 2010 Craftsmanship Awards Sponsors
Centerpiece Sponsor
Centerpiece
McManus & Darden,
LLP Sponsor
McManus & Darden, LLP
Dessert Sponsor
Dessert Sponsor
IBEW LocalIBEW
26 Local 26
Platinum Sponsors
Platinum Sponsors
Clark Construction Group, LLC
Clark Construction Group, LLC
GPR, Inc.
GPR, Inc.
HITT Contracting Inc.
HITT Contracting Inc.
Jones Lang LaSalle
Jones Lang LaSalle
Manganaro Midatlantic, LLC
Manganaro Midatlantic, LLC
SIGAL Construction Corporation
SIGAL Construction Corporation
Southland Industries
Southland Industries
T.A. Beach Corporation
T.A. Beach Corporation
Wine Sponsor
Wine Sponsor
Freestate Electrical Construction
Co.
Freestate Electrical Construction Co.
Craftsmen
Gift Sponsor
Craftsmen Gift
Sponsor
J.E.
Richards,
Inc.
J.E. Richards, Inc.
Reception Sponsors
Reception Sponsors
Balfour Beatty Construction
Balfour Beatty Construction
Clean Earth, Inc.
Clean Earth, Inc.
DPR Construction, Inc.
DPR Construction, Inc.
Dynalectric Company
Dynalectric Company
Grunley
Grunley
Truland Systems Corporation
Truland Systems Corporation
Gold Sponsors
Gold Sponsors
Boatman and Magnani Inc.
Miller & Long Co., Inc.
Boatman and Magnani Inc.
Miller & Long Co., Inc.
Dynalectric Company
Mona Electric Group, Inc
Dynalectric Company
Mona Electric Group, Inc
GHT Ltd.
PEPCO
GHT Ltd.
PEPCO
Icon EBS
Rippeteau Architects, PC
Icon EBS
Rippeteau Architects, PC
James G. Davis Construction Corporation
Singleton Electric Company, Inc.
James G. Davis Construction Corporation
Singleton Electric Company, Inc.
Kelly Generator & Equipment, Inc.
W.E. Bowers, Inc.
Silver Sponsors
Silver Sponsors
Bronze Sponsors
Boston Properties
Bronze Sponsors
Boston Properties
C.
J. Coakley Co., Inc.
Chiaramonte Construction Company
C.
J. Coakley Co., Inc.
Chiaramonte Construction Company Flippo Construction Company,
Inc.
David M. Schwarz Architects
Flippo Construction Company, Inc.
David M. Schwarz ArchitectsJohn E. Kelly & Sons
Electrical Construction, Inc.
John E. Kelly & Sons Electrical Construction,
Washington DC Building & Construction
The JBG Companies
Inc.
Trades Council
The JBG Companies
Manhattan Construction Company
Washington DC Building & Construction
Manhattan Construction Company
Trades Council
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certified in the latest energy-saving technology and motivated to meet your budget and schedule.
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Member Projects
This is Grunley.
Grunley provides a full spectrum
of professional construction
services.
The firm is recognized for
outstanding renovations and
additions to occupied office
buildings.
Grunley Construction—Serving
Metropolitan Washington for
more than 50 years
FDA Building One
KlingStubbins in association with RTKL
Photo by Carl Cox
Old Dominion University’s Community Development Corporation (ODU
CDC) broke ground in March on Hine/
Turner JV’s housing development that
will help revitalize the Lambert’s Point
neighborhood adjacent to the ODU
campus and at the same time offer affordable housing to young families.
The 51-unit townhouse complex,
called 43rd Street Norfolk, features
owner-occupied units for sale at prices
that workforce families—in particular
teachers—can afford. The development is intended to appeal primarily
to Norfolk Public Schools teachers, so
that they can live in an area close to
their jobs, and it also is being marketed
to other key members of the workforce,
such as police officers, medical professionals and ODU employees.
Grunley Construction Company,
Inc. announced that the U.S. General
Services Administration’s (GSA) MidAtlantic Region, headquartered in
Philadelphia, PA, awarded the firm a
$23.8 million contract to renovate the
exterior of the U.S. Custom House. The
U.S. Custom House occupies an entire
city block in the heart of Philadelphia’s
Historic District. Portions of the interior were renovated in the early 1990s.
The 17-story facility houses numerous
federal agencies, including the U.S.
Customs Service, U.S. Department of
Homeland Security, and U.S. Food &
Drug Administration. All work will be
performed while the facility remains
occupied. Funding for the project was
provided through the American Reinvestment and Recovery Act of 2009.
General Contractor
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240.399.2000
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New Members
Companies
Husch Blackwell Sanders LLP
750 17th St., NW, Suite 1000
p. (202) 378-2300
f. (202) 378-2319
www.huschblackwell.com
Representatives: Sarah Graves and Brian
Waagner
Thomas Rutherfoord, Inc.
5500 Cherokee Ave., Suite 300
Alexandria, VA 22312
p. (703) 354-1616
f. (703) 354-2731
www.rutherfoord.com
[email protected]
Representatives: Elizabeth Benshoff,
Alexander Crowe and Zachary Brandan
Company Profile
Husch Blackwell Sanders LLP
Husch Blackwell Sanders LLP is a
litigation and business services law firm
with approximately 625 attorneys, with 18
lawyers in the Washington, DC office. The
firm as a nine-lawyer team in Washington
experienced in representing owners, general
contractors, subcontractors, suppliers,
design professionals, insurers, sureties,
and lenders involving both public and
private construction projects. In addition,
the Washington team offers extensive
government contracts experience and has
represented domestic and international
clients in all areas of Federal supply, service
and construction contracts. As one of DC’s
most experienced Government Contracts
groups, they are involved in all phases of
government contracting.
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Board of Directors Meeting & Dinner
• April 28, 4:00 – 6:00 p.m.
Board of Directors Meeting #4, WBC Office
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Marketing and Communications Committee
Meeting, WBC Office
• May 18, 3:00 – 4:30 p.m.
Regional Development Committee Meeting,
WBC Office
• June 23, 4:00 – 6:00 p.m.
Board of Directors Meeting #5, WBC Office
• May 18, 5:30 – 7:30 p.m.
Spring Networking Event
Cactus Cantina, Washington, D.C.
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