SIMULATED WORKPLACE - Contractors Association of West Virginia

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Newsletter 2013-50
December 13, 2013
MEMBERS NEEDED TO PARTNER WITH LOCAL SCHOOLS ON ‘SIMULATED
WORKPLACE’
The CAWV has partnered with the West Virginia Department of Education on a new initiative,
“Simulated Workplace.” The new program is designed to set up workplace environments in
several career and technical centers throughout the state that have a direct connection to the
construction industry. Its vision is to transform students into work-ready employees.
“The CAWV Board of Directors voted unanimously at our October meeting to become an active
supporter of “Simulated Workplace,” said CAWV President Phil Weser, March-Westin
Company, Morgantown. “CAWV members have expressed concern over finding qualified
people to augment our retiring workforce. But first, we must get young people interested in a
career in construction.”
In a Simulated Workplace, traditional classrooms are crafted to emulate company environments,
practices and expectations. An important goal of the program is to provide students with an
understanding of all aspects of a business and how their success leads to the company’s
profitability. “Our role will be to evaluate the various construction career workplaces to
determine whether or not the processes and curriculum being delivered in the classroom will
result in quality employees,” said President Weser. “This is our opportunity to assist in
developing better training centers that will build our future workforces. I encourage all members
to get involved with Simulated Workplace in the schools in their area.”
Members who participate will be asked to view a short on-line training session to learn how to
use their expertise to rate the program and then spend one day at the school evaluating that
school’s program. It would be good to have three to five members per school. Attached to this
week’s Newsletter is a brochure on how members can become involved in Simulated
Workplace, including a map showing which career and technical centers are participating and a
form for members to sign up. To get more information, contact Pat McDonald at 304-342-1166
or [email protected]
CAWV TO PARTICIPATE IN GOVERNOR’S WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
The West Virginia’s Board of Education’s “Re-imaging Instructional Time Committee,” chaired
by Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin, met this week at the State Capitol. Gov. Tomblin invited the CAWV
to participate in the committee to get input on the development of a construction-related
curriculum at state vocational education schools and community and technical colleges. The
Governor noted that with the recent announcements of a possible cracker plant in Wood
County, the Carbonyx plant in Jackson County, the Piertro Fiorentini plant in Weirton and the
planned expansion of the Sogefi auto parts plant in Wayne County, skilled construction workers
and engineers will be in high demand. The Governor stated he thinks other industries will be
interested in moving to West Virginia to serve the cracker plant which will create even more
demand for skilled workers. Also at the meeting were the deans of WVU, WVU-IT and Marshall
University engineering schools, the chancellor of the state’s community and technical colleges,
and State Education Superintendent James Phares, along with representatives of labor and
economic development agencies.
The purpose of the committee is to get high schools, career and technical schools, two-year
colleges and four-year universities to work with industry to make sure the curriculum being
offered will result in strong workforce for the future. Governor Tomblin charged the committee to
develop relationships with companies that are doing business or expanding in West Virginia to
get a better grasp on what their workforce needs are now and what they will be in the near
future. “We must develop a plan to meet those needs in order to continue attracting businesses
to West Virginia,” the Governor stated.
“With the recent announcement from Odebrecht on plans to build a cracker plant in Wood
County, plus the other announced investments, we need to focus on replacing our current
workers and preparing for the possibility these developments will create thousands of
construction and permanent jobs in spin-off industries for years to come,” said CAWV President
Phil Weser. “The CAWV stands ready to help develop the curriculum and assisting with handson, real-world training in order to aid in developing a skilled workforce,” he said.
OSHA 10-HOUR BILL INTRODUCED IN LABOR COMMITTEE
The Labor and Worker Safety Issues Committee meeting at this month’s legislative interim
meetings introduced a draft of a bill to require all construction workers to complete the OSHA
10-Hour safety training program before working on a project. The bill, which has been defeated
in the last three legislative sessions, has been debated since the creation of the Labor
Committee in June. The draft has been modified from previous years. The proposed bill
requires all employees on a construction project over $50,000 to complete the OSHA 10-Hour
course within 10 days of employment. Previous bills dealt only with publicly-funded construction
projects and the employee had to complete the course prior to starting on the job. The new bill
exempts single unit family home or any multi-family units two stories or less in height. This bill
requires records of employees’ training to be maintained in the employer’s business office rather
than submitting the records with the certified payrolls. The Commissioner of Labor may assess
a civil penalty of not less than $100 nor more than $1,000 to any person or business who
violates the training requirements. Previous bills allowed the commissioner to assess a civil
penalty of up to $3,000, per day, for noncompliance. If the legislature passes the bill, this
version states that for the first year after the legislation is enacted, completion of the 10-Hour
safety program shall occur within 90 days of employment at the site in order to give contractors
time to get their workforce trained. It is anticipated the Labor Committee will introduce the bill in
the 2014 legislative session. The CAWV has opposed the bill in the past because many
contractors use site-specific safety training instead of the generic OSHA 10 program. Previous
bills have also been onerous to contractors as it relates to fines and enforcement. Members
who would like to receive a copy of the bill can contact the CAWV.
In other action during the December interim meetings, Marvin Murphy, assistant deputy
secretary of the WV Division of Highways, spoke before the Select Committee on Infrastructure.
He presented priority lists for Category 1 and 2 bridge replacement projects. He also presented
the bridge repair list. Legislators had a number of questions of how funding is divided among
the ten highway districts. Mr. Murphy noted lane miles make up the biggest portion of funding
followed by historical data. Lawmakers questioned how they could get their requests for road
maintenance and repair addressed. Mr. Murphy stated contacting the district is the most direct
route, although legislators said they at times they had to call the central office to get an answer.
Subcommittee A of the Government Organization Committee, which has been discussing state
purchasing procedures, presented a draft bill to modify purchasing policies. The draft does not
appear to alter procedures for procuring government construction contracts. Judiciary
Subcommittee B heard a presentation from Miss Utility of West Virginia on expanding the onecall notification system for other underground pipeline facilities, especially those associated with
horizontal well drilling. This was the last interim meeting of the year. The 2014 Regular
Session of the West Virginia Legislature convenes Wednesday, January 8, at noon. The
Governor’s State of the State address is at 7:00 p.m.
MAKE PLANS NOW TO ATTEND TRANSPORTATION DAY - JANUARY 9
West Virginians for Better Transportation (WVBT) will be hosting “Transportation Day at the
State Capitol” on Thursday, January 9, 2014. Plan to join with others interested in the future of
West Virginia’s transportation system and show support for a long-term solution for the state’s
roads, bridges and highways. Members are urged to gather at the state Capitol, meet with local
legislators and help educate lawmakers about the challenges facing transportation across the
state.
A limited number of exhibit spots will be available on the Senate Upper Rotunda area of the
West Virginia Capitol as part of Transportation Day. There is no cost to exhibit, but preregistration is required (these are available on a first-come, first reserve basis). A registration for
is attached to this week’s Newsletter for those interested in attending or exhibiting. For
additional information visit www.keepwvmoving.org or call the CAWV at (304) 342-1166.
CONTRACTORS “CAN” HELP THIS HOLIDAY SEASON
Monday, December 16, radio station WQBE, in conjunction with Kroger and other partners, will
be launching the annual WQBE/Kroger Food Drive to help eradicate hunger this holiday season.
The Union Mission has a goal to collect food for as many as 40,000 needy people ahead of the
Christmas holiday. Food will be collected through Friday, December 20, at area Kroger Stores.
The food collected will be distributed by Union Mission on Saturday, December 21, as they
stage a massive food distribution across 38 outreach sites in 19 counties. Food boxes with
enough food to last several days will be handed out to families at a time when over 17.5% of
West Virginians are living in poverty.
Members from IVS Group and the CAWV will be on hand Monday morning starting at 6:00 a.m.
at the Dunbar Kroger along with WQBE radio station personalities who often acknowledge
contributions on the air. Stop by and make a difference in the lives of needy West Virginia
families. Members unable to make it to a Kroger location can drop off donations at the CAWV
headquarters.
CANSTRUCTION PLANNING MEETING, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19
CAWV Young Contractors Chairman Erich Reggi has called a meeting at the CAWV
Headquarters on Thursday, December 19, at 12:00 p.m. to begin planning for the 2014
Canstruction competition. The purpose of the meeting is to organize the CAWV’s team and
choose a structure to build. The event is scheduled to take place during The Home Show at the
Charleston Civic Center with Build Day on April 5. For additional information, contact Shannon
Louk at [email protected] or (304) 342-1166.
HELP IS NEEDED IN FINALIZING YEAR-END BOOKS
Contractors returning their Third Quarter Volume Dues Statement would greatly assist in
finalizing year-end books. Please contact Wendy Long at (304) 342-1166 or email
[email protected] with questions.
WE EXTEND OUR SYMPATHIES
We are saddened to report the passing of long-time member James Richard "Dick" Meeks, 72,
past president of Brewer and Company of West Virginia. He was with the company 50 years.
The family will receive friends Tuesday, December 17, from 2:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. with a short
service beginning at 4:00 p.m. at Snodgrass Funeral Home in South Charleston. In lieu of
flowers, the family asks that donations be made to Kanawha Hospice Care, 1606 Kanawha
Blvd., West, Charleston, WV 25387 and the David Lee Cancer Center (CAMC) at 3412
Staunton Ave., Charleston, WV 25304. The CAWV extends its sympathies to Dick’s wife,
Mary, son Doug, and the entire Meeks family. Online condolences may be left, and directions
obtained, at www.snodgrassfuneral.com.
The West Virginia Department of Education has implemented a new
initiative, "Simulated Workplace". This initiative aims to change the
cultureofcareerandtechnicaleducation(CTE).Itwillrollouttoallstate
approved CTE programs, transforming traditional classrooms to emulate
businessstructures,processesandexpectations.
Dr. Kathy D’Antoni, Associate State Superintendent of Schools, has asked
the CAWV to become a partner in the programs that pertain to
construction.TheCAWVBoardofDirectorsvotedtoassistindeveloping
bettertrainingcentersthatwillbuildabetterworkforce.
CAWVMemberInvolvement
•
Members would rate each training program’s work environment,
safety,procedures/processes,andskillsetattainment
•
Useexpertisetoguideteaching
Vision •
Assistschoolsinthelocalareatopreparetomorrow’sworkforce
Transform traditional students into work ready employees TimeCommitment
Mission •
Memberswouldattendafifteen‐minuteonlinetrainingsession
To challenge and support students in achieving academic success, while earning industrial credentials and skills •
Spend one day annually, visiting and rating training programs in
theirregion
Goal •
Workinateamtoinspectandratetrainingprograms
To create high quality business and industry learning environments Objectives 
Present curriculum in a relevant and purposeful manner 
Place business and industry processes directly into the training programs 
Incorporate foundational skill sets to ensure all students are college and career ready 
Provide students an understanding of all aspects of an industry or business 
Provide each student with an understanding and knowledge of ethics, work place processes and behavior integral to successful employment •
Submit rating reports to the West Virginia Department of
Education
CAWVMembersWillHavetheOpportunityto
•
Assist in developing better training centers where students will
learnwhattheyneedtobecomemoreemployableaftergraduating
theprogram
•
Haveaccesstopotentialemployees
•
Membersthatbecomeinvolvedintheprogramwillbeabletopost
jobs and recruit employees through the Simulated Workplace
Programwebsite
Could a Simulated Workplace Student be your next employee? To become involved in the CAWV’s Simulated Workplace effort, contact Pat McDonald at 304.342.1166 or [email protected] To learn more about the Simulated Workplace initiative, visit: wvde.state.wv.us/simulated‐workplace/ CAWV
2114 Kanawha Blvd, East
Charleston, WV 25311
304.342.1166
www.cawv.org
Simulated Workplace
Developing Tomorrow’s Workforce Today
The West Virginia Department of Education has implemented a new initiative,
"Simulated Workplace". This initiative aims to change the culture of career
and technical education (CTE). It will roll out to all state approved CTE programs, transforming traditional classrooms to emulate business structures,
processes and expectations.
Dr. Kathy D’Antoni, Associate State Superintendent of Schools, has asked the
CAWV to become a partner in the programs that pertain to construction. The
CAWV Board of Directors voted to assist in developing better training centers
that will build a better workforce.
CAWV Member Involvement
•
Members would rate each training program’s work environment, safety,
procedures / processes, and skill set attainment
•
Use expertise to guide teaching
•
Assist schools in the local area to prepare tomorrow’s workforce
To learn more about the Simulated Workplace initiative, visit:
wvde.state.wv.us/simulated-workplace/
Could a Simulated Workplace Student
be your next employee?
Thursday, January 9, 2014
SIGN-UP & EXHIBITOR REGISTRATION FORM
WVBT again will be hosting Transportation Day at the Capitol on Thursday, January 9, 2014. Earlier
this year we had an extremely successful event…as more than 50 organizations and companies
participated. And, with a report forthcoming from the Governor’s Blue Ribbon Highway Commission,
the 2014 Transportation Day will be even more significant.
We would like to know whether your company would like to be listed as a participating organization.
Please complete and return this form. We need a large crowd to keep the pressure on regarding the
problems facing our transportation industry and infrastructure.
EXHIBIT SPACE: A limited number of exhibit spots will be available on the Senate Upper Rotunda area
of the W.Va. Capitol as part of Transportation Day. There is no cost to exhibit, but pre-registration is
required (these are available on a first-come, first reserve basis). (More details about exhibiting will be
provided as the event draws closer.)
Plan to join with others interested in the future of West Virginia’s transportation system and show your
support for a long-term solution for our roads, bridges and highways. Gather at the state Capitol, meet
with your local legislators and help educate lawmakers about the challenges facing transportation across
our state. Let’s keep West Virginia moving!
Please complete and return this form by FAXing to (304) 342-1074.
___ I would like my company’s name listed as part of the participating entities for Transportation Day on
January 9, 2014.
___ I would like to reserve an exhibit spot at the State Capitol for 2014 Transportation Day.
Company/Firm/Organization ___________________________________________________________
(please print - indicate how to be listed)
Name ____________________________________________________________
Email ____________________________________________________________________________
Contact Phone # _____________________________________________
For more info, please call (304) 342-1166.
December 13, 2013
**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]
Date
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12/18
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12/19
Project Name
Contact Information
**^HVAC Renovations, Raleigh County
McKinley & Associates, Inc.
Emergency Services Authority
(304) 340-4267
Sanitary/Storm Sewer Separation, City of
Ghosh Engineers, Inc.
Kenova, Wayne County
(304) 343-5300
Pole Building, City of Elkins, Randolph County
City of Elkins (304) 636-1414
Engineer, Statewide Traffic Engineering Services Nancy Davidson (304) 558-9643
Reclamation: 30-Acre Restoration of Roblee
Frank Whittaker (304) 558-2316
Coal Company, Barbour County
^Renovation, 2A Wing OEF/OIF Clinic, VAMC,
www.fbo.gov Enter Solicitation
Martinsburg, Berkeley County
VA24514B0001
**Ûnited Technical Center Sewer Line, Harrison Horner Brothers Engineers
County
(304)624-6445
APAWV Board/Membership Meeting 9:30 am
Embassy Suites, Charleston
Contact Pat Parsons at (304) 342-1166 or [email protected]
Joint Cooperative Meeting 10:30 am
CAWV Headquarters, Charleston
Contact Pat Parsons at (304) 342-1166 or [email protected]
**^F/F/E, Additions/Renovations, Moorefield &
Williamson Shriver Architects
East Hardy High Schools, Hardy County
(304) 345-1060
**^ Classroom Addition, John Adams Middle
ZMM, Inc. (304) 342-0159
School, Kanawha County
Open End, Ready Mixed Portland Cement,
Crystal Rink (304) 558-2306
Concrete, Controlled Low-Strength Material
Renovations, Athletic Director’s Suite, Milan
Heery International, Inc.
Puskar Stadium, WVU
(404) 946-2159
**^Renovation/Construction, Monongalia County Silling Associates
Justice Center
(304) 346-0565
**^Critical Care Access Hospital, Madison,
Kreps and Zachwieja
Boone County
(304) 346-5631
Remodel, Design Build, Charleston Job Corps
Becky Hudson (304)414-6526 or
Center, Kanawha County
[email protected]
Canstruction Planning Meeting 12:00 pm
CAWV Headquarters, Charleston
Contact Shannon Louk at (304) 342-1166 or [email protected]
PID#
1956409
1957817
1962710
1962741
1939824
1947893
1957917
1962744
1954105
1965969
1964450
1953312
1955816
1957878
Date
12/19
12/19
12/19
New
12/19
12/19
12/20
12/20
12/20
New
12/23
12/23
12/30
12/30
New
1/2
1/2
1/2
1/3
1/6
1/6
1/6
1/6
1/7
1/7
1/8
1/8
1/8
1/9
Project Name
Elevator Maintenance, Salem Correctional
Center, Harrison County
A/E, Addition, Expansion/ Security
Enhancements, Juvenile Services
Open End, Stone, Moorefield Yard, Hardy
County
Flooring, Day Reporting Center, Kanawha
County
River Interceptor Replacement, Elk Valley PSD,
Kanawha County
Cooper Water Line/Shut Off Valve Replacement,
Monroe County Health Center
Restroom Repairs, Lewis County Senior Center
Re-Roof, Stone House, Poor House Farm Park
Contact Information
Tara Lyle (304) 558-2544
PID#
1964481
Tara Lyle (304) 558-2544
1964485
Laura Hooper (304) 558-2306
1964486
Kanawha County Commission
(304) 357-0115
Ghosh Engineers, Inc.
(304) 343-5300
Tom Stone
(304) 772-3064, ext. 137
Dinah Mills (304) 269-5738
Steve Catlett (304) 264-4842
1972366
Statewide Environmental Noise Analysis
Nancy Davidson (304) 558-9643
Consulting Services, Division of Highways
Asbestos Abatement, Shinnston, Harrison
City of Shinnston (304) 592-3076
County
Engineer, Laurel Creek Bridge Replacement,
Fayette County
Pre-Qualification, Open-End Contract,
WVU Procurement
Construction, WVU
(304) 293-5711
**^Metal Lockers, Leading Creek Elementary
School, Lewis County
(304) 345-1060
A/E, Crany Mine Dump Design, Wyoming
County
A/E, Morgantown Airport Subsidence II Design,
Monongalia County
Removal/Replacement of Sump Pump, USACE, www.fbo.gov Enter Solicitation
Huntington
W9123714T0010
Demolition, Keith Building/Transportation Office, Jackson County Board of
Jackson County
Education (304) 372-7312
**^Chiller Replacement, Science Hall, Marshall
Scheeser, Buckley, Mayfield
University
(303) 896-4664
Statewide Aerial Photography/Mapping/
Surveying Consulting Services, WVDOH
Kitchen Equipment, New Boone Memorial
Kreps and Zachwieja
Hospital, Madison
(304) 346-5361
A/E, Landgraff Refuse Design, McDowell County Frank Whittaker (304) 558-2316
A/E, Oldhouse Branch Refuse Pile Design,
Wyoming County
**Îaeger-Panther Elementary School, McDowell E. T. Boggess, Architects, Inc.
County
(304) 425-4491
**^Phase IV Renovations, Beverly Heritage
Mills Group (304) 233-0048 or
Center, Randolph County
[email protected]
Wall Reconstruction, Oglebay Stables,
Curt Byrum (304) 243-4004
Wheeling, Ohio County
WVBT Transportation Day 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
State Capitol Complex, 1900 Kanawha Boulevard, East
Contact: Wendy Long at (304) 342-1166 or [email protected]
1962701
1962719
1973632
1964494
1964434
1967402
1967440
1368536
1973681
1968901
1968907
1974395
1964423
1964428
1973604
1969650
1968893
1968912
1967403
1972952
1968873
Date
1/9
1/9
1/9
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1/10
1/10
1/13
1/13
1/14
1/15
1/16
1/16
1/16
1/16
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1/23
1/24-29
1/23
1/30
2/7
2/14
Project Name
A/E, Booths Creek (Browning Farm) Mines
Design, Marion County
**^Trailer Mounted Generator, Oakvale Road
PSD, Mercer County
**^WWTP Improvements, Contract 1, Town of
Elizabeth, Wirt County
**^Roof Replacement, Beckwoods, Raleigh
County
A/E, Sanitary Sewer Extensions, Deckers Creek
PSD, Monongalia County
Comprehensive Water/Energy Audit, CharlestonKanawha Housing
**^Streetscape, Beverly Heritage Center,
Randolph County
Steam Plant Water Facility, ATK, Rocket Center
# F/E, Additions/Renovations, Martinsburg North
Middle School, Berkeley County
**Âthletic Facility, St. Marys High School,
Pleasants County
# Water System Improvements, City of
Stonewood, Contract 1
# Water System Improvements, City of
Stonewood, Contract 2
**^Re-Roof, South Charleston Middle School
Contact Information
PID#
1968915
Stafford Consultants
(304) 425-9555
The Thrasher Group, Inc.
(304) 343-7601
Adkins Design, Inc.
(304) 984-2415
Deckers Creek PSD
(304) 296-6765
Holly Eades (304) 348-6451 ext.
208 or [email protected]
Mills Group (304) 233-0048 or
[email protected]
www.fbo.gov Enter Solicitation
LEW13-17
(304) 345-1060
Blackwood Associates, Inc.
(304) 366-1580
Stantec (304) 367-9401
1972345
1973634
Stantec (304) 367-9401
1973638
Bastian & Harris, Architects
(304) 342-2151
Christopher Bresley
(703) 777-0394
Gwin Dobson and Foreman, Inc.
(814) 943-8494
(304) 345-1060
1969622
1968139
1967458
1972377
1950205
1969608
1974406
1973673
1964416
^Potomac Lakes Sportsplex Improvements,
Sterling, Virginia
**^Glen Haven/Cavaland Water System
Improvements, Jefferson County
# HVAC System Renovation, Upshur County
Elementary Schools
2014 CAWV Midyear Meeting
Marriott Frenchmans Reef Resort, St. Thomas
Contact: Wendy Long at (304) 342-1166 or [email protected]
1972390
**^ Pre-Engineered Maintenance Facility,
MOVTA, Wood County
^Bridge Rehabilitation, Burhans Boulevard,
Hagerstown, Maryland
^Green Physical Needs Assessment,
Charleston-Kanawha Housing
Survey/Inspection, Gas Lines, CharlestonKanawha Housing
1967422
Burgess & Niple, Inc.
(304) 485-8541
City of Hagerstown
(301) 739-8577
2014 WVDOH LETTING SCHEDULE
JANUARY 14
MAY 20
SEPTEMBER 9
FEBRUARY 11
JUNE 10
OCTOBER 7
MARCH 18
JULY 8
NOVEMBER 18
APRIL 15
AUGUST 5
DECEMBER 9
1973687
1973667
1957934
1964412
1973587
BB 2013-50
December 13, 2013
The following Major Improvement Grant awards were made by the School Board Authority on
December 9, 2013. Each year, SBA awards MIP grants of up to $1 million for structural and
safety renovations across the state. This year, Grant, Harrison, Marshall, Mason, Mercer,
Monroe, Morgan, Raleigh and Ritchie counties received a total of $4,799,357 from the SBA.
County
Project Description
Union Ed. Complete Fire Alarm
& Gymnasium Floor Replacement
Harrison Simpson ES Classroom Addition
& Kitchen/Dining Renovation
Marshall Glen Dale ES HVAC, ADA, Window
& Door Renovations
Mason
County Wide HVAC &
Control System Replacement
Mercer
Bluefield HS Boiler Replacement
Monroe James Monroe HS Lighting Renovations
Project Cost
Local Funds
SBA Awarded
Funds
Grant
Morgan
Raleigh
Ritchie
Pleasant View ES HVAC Renovation
Beckley/Stratton MS HVAC System
Renovation
Ritchie County MS Cooling Tower
Replacement
Total
$289,498
$50,000
$239,498
$2,700,000
$1,700,000
$1,000,000
$1,385,902
$554,361
$831,541
$2,562,000
$966,968
$1,947,120
$311,935
$614,880
$655,033
$110,000
$121,605
$0
$0
$110,000
$121,605
$5,717,408
$4,717,408
$1,000,000
$226,800
$0
$226,800
$14,080,181
$9,280,824
$4,799,357
In addition, 3% Projects were awarded in the following amounts:
Facility
Project Description
Calhoun-Gilmer Career
Center
Fred W. Eberle Technical
Center
Roane-Jackson
Technical Center
James Rumsey
Technical Institute
United Technical Center
Tile, Plumbing, Painting and
Parapet Wall Caps
Interior Doors & HVAC upgrade
3% Funds
Requested
Local/
Other
Funds
Total
Project
Cost
$414,169
$50,000
$464,169
$238,300
$0
$238,300
$248,800
$0
$248,800
$217,766
$0
$217,766
$377,190
$0
$377,190
HVAC Replacement, Building A
Intercom System Replacement
Hallway/walkway Enclosure,
Dust/air Handling System,
Ventilation & Electrical System
Burlington Center School
WV Schools for the
Deaf & Blind
WVDE Statewide
Preventive Maintenance
Program
Total
Classroom Addition
Roofing, Parapet Repair,
Gutters/fascia, Sprinklers &
4 HVAC Units
Continuation of the Statewide
Preventive Maintenance Program
Software
$600,000
$535,000
$1,135,000
$234,950
$19,050
$254,000
$80,958
$2,412,133
$0
$604,050
$80,958
$3,016,183
WV DESIGN-BUILD BOARD APPROVES WVU BASEBALL STADIUM TECHNICAL
EVALUATIONS
The West Virginia Design-Build Board met today to consider the evaluations of the West
Virginia University Baseball Stadium project which is being procured under the design-build
method. WVU received responses for the Invitation for Qualifications (IFQ) for design-build
teams. They were: Mascaro, Massaro, Gilbane, P.J. Dick, ABEL and Astorino. Based on the
scoring, four firms were selected to submit proposals. They were: Astorino, Mascaro, P.J. Dick
and Gilbane. The technical review committee at WVU Thursday evaluated the four and
determined the Gilbane’s proposal had a missing portion that was required. The review
committee did not score Gilbane. The scores, which the West Virginia Design Build Board
affirmed are: Mascaro – 90.5; Astorino – 82; and P.J.Dick – 70.6.
Under West Virginia’s design-build statute, the owner shall publicly open and read aloud the
sealed cost proposals that met the minimum qualitative proposal score of 70. The lowest cost
proposed shall be assigned a score of 100. Other cost scores shall be arrived at by the following
formula: (Lowest cost proposed divided by cost being evaluated) x 100 = Cost Score. To
determine the successful design-build proposal, the total of the weighted qualitative and cost
scores shall be added to arrive at a total score. WVU will open the cost proposals Monday.
The Design Build Board is meeting Thursday, December 19, to review the costs. After that,
WVU will award the project.
In a related matter, Richard Forren AIA, principal in Omni Associates – Architects, Fairmont, has
been appointed to the board to represent the architectural community. He replaces Don
Gombert who recently passed away.
RE-ROOF, SOUTH CHARLESTON MIDDLE SCHOOL, KANAWHA COUNTY
(iSqFt Project ID# 1969622) Bids will be accepted until 2:00 PM on 1/16/2014 for re-roofing of
the South Charleston Middle School, Kanawha County. A mandatory pre-bid meeting will be
held on 12/19/2013 at 1:30 PM at A mandatory pre-bid conference will be held at South
Charleston Middle School, 400 Third Avenue, South Charleston. Bids should be submitted to
Kanawha County Board of Education, 3300 Pennsylvania Avenue, Charleston, WV 25302
(304)348-6148. Plans and specifications are available from Bastian and Harris, Architects, 300
Summers Street, Suite 1200, Charleston, WV 25301 (304)342-2151. Plans and
specifications are available in the CAWV Physical Planroom and Internet Planroom at
www.isqft.com.
FLOORING, DAY REPORTING CENTER, KANAWHA COUNTY
(iSqFt Project ID# 1972366) Bids will be accepted until 11:00 AM on 12/19/2013 for installation
of flooring at the Kanawha County Sheriff's Day Report Center. Bids should be submitted to
Kanawha County Commission, 407 Virginia Street East, Third Floor, Suite 229, P. O. Box 3627,
Charleston, WV 25301 (304)357-0115. Plans and specifications are available from Kanawha
County Commission, 407 Virginia Street East, Third Floor, Suite 229, P. O. Box 3627,
Charleston, WV 25301 (304)357-0115. Plans and specifications are available in the CAWV
Physical Planroom and Internet Planroom at www.isqft.com.
KITCHEN EQUIPMENT, NEW BOONE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, MADISON
(iSqFt Project ID# 1969650) Bids will be accepted until 3:00 PM on 1/6/2014 for kitchen
equipment and installation for the new Boone Memorial Hospital, Madison. Bids should be
submitted to Boone Memorial Hospital, 701 Madison Avenue, Madison, WV 25130. Plans and
specifications are available from Charleston Blueprint, 1203 Virginia Street East, Charleston,
WV 25301 (304)343-1063. Plans and specifications have been requested for the CAWV
Physical Planroom and Internet Planroom at www.isqft.com.
PHASE IV RENOVATIONS, BEVERLY HERITAGE CENTER, RANDOLPH COUNTY
(iSqFt Project ID# 1972952) Bids will be accepted until 3:00 PM on 1/8/2014 for construction
and sidewalk development, installation of courthouse cupola, serving kitchen for the Hill
Building, computer networking and security system and landscaping for the Beverly Heritage
Center, Phase IV renovations. A pre-bid meeting will be held on 12/17/2013 at 3:00 PM at the
Bushrod Crawford House, Court Street, Beverly. Bids should be submitted to Beverly Heritage
Center, 4 Court Street, P. O. Box 227, Beverly, WV 26253 (304)637-7424. Plans and
specifications are available from Mills Group, 53 14th Street, Suite 607, Wheeling, WV 26003
(304)233-0048. Plans and specifications are available in the CAWV Physical Planroom
and Internet Planroom at www.isqft.com.
F/E, ADDITIONS/RENOVATIONS, MARTINSBURG NORTH MIDDLE SCHOOL, BERKELEY
COUNTY
(iSqFt Project ID# 1973673) Bids will be accepted until 11:00 AM on 1/14/2014 for furnishings
and equipment for the additions and renovations to Martinsburg North Middle School. 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 expected in the CAWV Physical Planroom and Internet Planroom at
www.isqft.com.
HVAC SYSTEM RENOVATION, UPSHUR COUNTY ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
(iSqFt Project ID# 1973667) Bids will be accepted until 1:30 PM on 1/23/2014 for renovations
for HVAC systems at Upshur County Elementary Schools. A mandatory pre-bid meeting will
be held on 1/7/2014 at 9:30 AM at Upshur County Board of Education, 102 Smithfield Street,
Buckhannon. Bids should be submitted to Upshur County Board of Education, 102 Smithfield
Avenue, Buckhannon, WV 26201 (304)472-5480. Plans and specifications are available from
Williamson Shriver Architects, 717 Bigley Avenue, Charleston, WV 25302 (304)345-1060.
Plans and specifications are expected in the CAWV Physical Planroom and Internet
Planroom at www.isqft.com.
METAL LOCKERS, LEADING CREEK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, LEWIS COUNTY
(iSqFt Project ID# 1973681) Bids will be accepted until 11:00 AM on 1/2/2014 for installation of
metal lockers for the New Leading Creek Elementary School, Linn, Gilmer County. Bids should
be submitted to Lewis County Board of Education, 239 Court Avenue, Weston, WV 26452
(304)269-8300. Plans and specifications are available from Williamson Shriver Architects, 717
Bigley Avenue, Charleston, WV 25302 (304)345-1060. Plans and specifications are available
in the CAWV Physical Planroom and Internet Planroom at www.isqft.com.
RESTROOM REPAIRS, LEWIS COUNTY SENIOR CENTER
(iSqFt Project ID# 1973632) Bids will be accepted until 2:00 PM on 12/20/2013 for repairs to
the main restrooms at the Lewis County Senior Center. Bids should be submitted to Lewis
County Senior Center, 171 West Second Street, Weston, WV 26452 (304)269-5738. Plans and
specifications are available from Lewis County Senior Center, 171 West Second Street,
Weston, WV 26452 (304)269-5738. Plans and specifications have been requested for the
CAWV Physical Planroom and Internet Planroom at www.isqft.com.
POTOMAC LAKES SPORTSPLEX IMPROVEMENTS, STERLING, VIRGINIA
(iSqFt Project ID# 1972390) Bids will be accepted until 4:00 PM on 1/16/2014 for installation of
athletic field lights at all six soccer fields and the associated electrical and control
improvements, additional buffering between the soccer fields and the adjacent townhomes,
installation of a section of three board fence and landscaping to the southwest of the soccer
fields at the Potomac Lakes Sportsplex, Sterling, Virginia. Two mandatory pre-bid conference
and site inspections will be held on 12/18/2013 at 11:00 AM and 12/20/2013 at 10:00 AM at the
Potomac Lakes Sportsplex Soccer Fields, 20280 Cascades Parkway in the Cascades Section
of Sterling, Virginia. Attendance at one of the mandatory pre-bid conferences is required.
Bids should be submitted to Loudoun County, 1 Harrison Street, SE, 4th floor, Leesburg, VA
20176 (703)777-0394. Plans and specifications are available from Loudoun County, 1 Harrison
Street, SE, 4th floor, Leesburg, VA 20176 (703)777-0394. Plans and specifications have
been requested for the CAWV Physical Planroom and Internet Planroom at
www.isqft.com.
HOP14103: BOILER REPLACEMENT, HOPEMONT HOSPITAL (Bid 12/11/2013)
Cimco, Inc. ....................................................................................................... $45,858
HOP14082: RESURFACING, KITCHEN/CAFETERIA FLOORS, HOPEMONT HOSPITAL
(Bid 12/11/2013)
Stonhard Flooring ............................................................................................. $89,500
Questmark ........................................................................................................ 107,220
MOLD REMEDIATION/HVAC UPGRADES, WVU-PARKERSBURG (Bid 12/6/2013)
MIRC Construction Services ............................................................................ $438,200
JD & E, Inc. ..................................................................................................... 452,400
3D Construction .............................................................................................. 510,800
*CAWV Member in Bold Type
December 13, 2013
Christmas Safety
“Merry Christmas” everyone. Christmas is here in a few short days and there are lots of
activities going on which can act as distractions to our work. “Did that present we order arrive on
time?” “Did we forget to invite anyone to Christmas dinner?” “What was I supposed to bring to
that Christmas party?”
It is a challenge to stay focused at work during this time of year. So, this is when it is
especially important to take four seconds for safety. When you find yourself working away
and your thoughts running wild with all the plans and activities of Christmas, STOP, take those
four short seconds to look around and come back to the present moment. Look for a hazard in
the middle of your activity. Are you standing on a ladder? Are you in an awkward position or
about to trip on something lying on the floor? Hazards do not go away. Only our awareness of
the hazards goes away. And when we ignore hazards, we tend to get injured.
Christmas injuries tend to put extra stress on everyone. Imagine yourself sitting around the
Christmas table in a leg cast because you fell off a ladder or tripped over something.
Unfortunately, these stories are more common that all of us might admit. Injuries at Christmas
seem to magnify how many people are affected by an injury to one person. How many people
count on you each day to come home safely? If you add them all up you might be surprised.
Taking four seconds for safety may seem unimportant to you yet it is the one activity, the one
action you might take during a busy and distracted day which will have the most benefit in
keeping you safe. Think of it as your Christmas present to yourself. In fact, you can think of
each of those people who would be affected by an injury to you every time you take four
seconds to refocus.
Think about this when you are about to drive away to some gathering this Christmas. The noise,
the excitement, the distraction! Take a moment, take a big breath, count slowly to four, then
drive away. Chances are that you will arrive safely once you focus for those four seconds.
Again, “Merry Christmas” to everyone from the CAWV staff. May the Blessings of this season
warm the hearts of you and your families.
Contact the CAWV at (304) 342-1166 for assistance with the 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: http://www.clicksafety.com/AGC/?discount_Code=CAWV
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December 13, 2013
U.S. HOUSE CONTINUES WORK ON WIFIA MEASURE THAT INCLUDES
REAUTHORIZATION OF THE CLEAN WATER ACT
The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee continues to work on a WIFIA bill that
will include language to reauthorize the federal Clean Water Act. House members are
developing the WIFIA bill in response to the Senate’s WIFIA provisions contained in the Senate
Water Resources Development ACT (WRDA) that is currently subject to House and Senate
Conference negotiations on the WRDA measure. Clean Water Construction Coalition, of which
CAWV is a member, has been actively working with Congressional representatives and
Committee staff to include specific language in the House WIFIA bill that will address Coalition
concerns with the WIFIA component of the Senate WRDA measure.
The following are the coalition’s specific concerns:
(1) All projects should be funded at 100% Federal share. Given the fact that this is a loan
program whereby the Federal Government will not only be repaid, and repaid with interest, but
will also reap the environmental and economic benefits that these projects bring to the nation, a
100% Federal share should apply to all projects that would be eligible for WIFIA funding. Some
versions of WIFIA legislation limit the Federal share to as low as 49%.
(2) There should be flexibility in setting loan interest rates. Most versions of WIFIA proposals
specify that the rate of interest charged shall not be less than the prevailing Treasury rate. While
we support that as a general rule, we request that there also be language included giving the
administrator of the WIFIA program the flexibility to set rates at lower levels should a given
project meet certain criteria such as the return on investment that it brings.
(3) Any total project cost de minimus requirement should be eliminated. Most versions limit
WIFIA funding to projects with a total cost of at least $20 million. Many projects do not reach
that threshold and should not be penalized by the imposition of some arbitrary number that
undercuts potential public policy gains.
The Clean Water Construction Coalition representatives will continue to work with House
members on this issue.
WATER SYSTEM REPLACEMENT, GLEN HAVEN/ CAVALAND, JEFFERSON COUNTY
approximately 15,000 LF of 4" water main, water meters, hydropneumatic system
improvements, building improvements, reinforced concrete tanks and all necessary
appurtenances to complete the Glen Haven and Cavaland Water system replacement.
A pre-bid meeting will be held on 12/18/2013 at 9:00 AM at the Jefferson County Public Service
Office, 340 Edmond Road, Suite A, Kearneysville. Bids should be submitted to Jefferson
County PSD, 340 Edmond Road, Suite A, Kearneysville, WV 25430 (304)725-4647. Plans and
specifications are available from Gwin, Dobson & Foreman, Inc., 3121 Fairview Drive, Altoona,
PA 16602 (814)943-5214. Plans and specifications are available in the CAWV Physical
Planroom and Internet Planroom at www.isqft.com.
WATER SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS, CONTRACT 1, CITY OF STONEWOOD, HARRISON
COUNTY
(iSqFt Project ID# 1973634) Bids will be accepted until 2:00 PM on 1/16/2014 for the
installation of approximately 17,600 LF of 10", 8", 6", 4" and 2" PVC water lines and
approximately 3750 LF of 3/4" service line, valves, fittings, steel and PVC casing, fire hydrants,
reconnecting services, and all other necessary appurtenances required to complete water
distribution system improvements for the City of Stonewood. A mandatory pre-bid meeting will
be held on 1/7/2014 at 10:00 AM at the City of Stonewood City Building, 112 Southern Avenue,
Stonewood. Bids should be submitted to City of Stonewood, 12 Southern Avenue, Clarksburg,
WV 26301. Plans and specifications are available from Stantec, 111 Elkins Street, Fairmont,
WV 26554 (304)367-9401. Plans and specifications are expected in the CAWV Physical
WATER SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS, CONTRACT 2, CITY OF STONEWOOD, HARRISON
COUNTY
approximately 27,125 LF of 8", 6", 4" and 2" PVC water lines and approximately 9670 LF of 3/4"
service line, valves, fittings, steel and PVC casing, fire hydrants, reconnecting services, and all
other necessary appurtenances required to complete water distribution system improvements
for the City of Stonewood. A mandatory pre-bid meeting will be held on 1/7/2014 at 10:00 AM
at City of Stonewood City Building, 112 Southern Avenue, Stonewood. Bids should be
submitted to City of Stonewood, 112 Southern Avenue, Clarksburg, WV 26301. Plans and
specifications are available from Stantec, 111 Elkins Street, Fairmont, WV 26554 (304)3679401. Plans and specifications are expected in the CAWV Physical Planroom and Internet
Planroom at www.isqft.com.
TRAILER MOUNTED GENERATOR, OAKVALE ROAD PSD, MERCER COUNTY
(iSqFt Project ID# 1972345) Bids will be accepted until 10:00 AM on 1/9/2014 for fabricating,
assembling, providing, delivering and training services for a trailer mounted generator for the
Oakvale Road Public Service District, Princeton. Bids should be submitted to Oakvale Road
PSD, 386 Athens Road, P. O. Box 1061, Princeton, WV 24740. Plans and specifications are
available from Stafford Consultants, 1105 1/2 Mercer Street, P.O. Box 5849, Princeton, WV
2474, (304)425-9555. Plans and specifications are available in the CAWV Physical
SURVEY/INSPECTION, GAS LINES, KANAWHA COUNTY
(iSqFt Project ID# 1973587) Bids will be accepted until 10:00 AM on 2/14/2014 for inspection
and corrosive surveys at various locations for gas line corrosion for the Charleston-Kanawha
Housing Authority. A pre-bid meeting will be held on 1/15/2014 at 2:00 PM at the Administrative
Offices, 1525 Washington Street, West, Charleston. Bids should be submitted to CharlestonKanawha Housing Authority, 1525 West Washington Street, P. O. Box 86, Charleston, WV
25321-0086 (304)348-6451. Plans and specifications are available from Charleston-Kanawha
Housing Authority, 1525 West Washington Street, P.O. Box 86, Charleston, WV 25321-0086
(304)348-6451. Plans and specifications are expected in the CAWV Physical Planroom
and Internet Planroom at www.isqft.com.
REMOVAL/REPLACEMENT OF SUMP PUMP, USACE, HUNTINGTON
(iSqFt Project ID# 1974395) Bids will be accepted until 1/3/2014 for removal and replacement
of a sump pump at Deer Creek Lake, Mt. Sterling, Ohio. Bids should be submitted to USACE,
Erin Bradley, 502 8th Street, Huntington, WV 25701-2070 Fax (304)399-5281. Plans and
specifications are available from www.fbo.gov and enter solicitation number W91237-14-T0010. For additional information contact Erin Bradley at (304)399-5169 or email
[email protected].
STEAM PLANT WATER FACILITY, ATK/ ROCKET CENTER, MINERAL COUNTY
a 1.0 MGD water intake structure withdrawing water from the Potomac River and a 0.5 MGD
membrane filter water treatment plant. Water from this new facility will be utilized to process
water (non-potable) only for the ATK Tactical Systems Company, Rocket Center. Bids should
be submitted to ATK Tactical Systems Company, LLC, Lisa Wildman, 210 State Route 956,
Rocket Center, WV 26726 Fax (304)726-5562. Plans and specifications are available from
www.fbo.gov and enter solicitation number LEW13-17. For additional information contact Lisa
Wildman at (304)726-5049or email [email protected].
A/E, SANITARY SEWER EXTENSIONS, DECKERS CREEK PSD, MONONGALIA COUNTY
(iSqFt Project ID# 1972377) Requests for proposals from professional engineering firms for
sanitary sewer extensions for the Deckers Creek Public Service District, Morgantown will be
accepted until 1/10/2014. Proposals should be submitted to Deckers Creek Public Service
District, 236 Brookhaven Road, Morgantown, WV 26508 (304)296-6765.
WINDMILL GAP WATER PROJECT, CONTRACT 1, BLUEWELL PSD (Bid 12/10/2013)
Chojnacki Construction Company, Inc. ..................................................... $1,887,610
Mendon Pipeline, Inc. ................................................................................... 2,098,049
Mike Enyart & Sons Construction .................................................................. 2,309,115
Famco, Inc. .................................................................................................. 2,628,690
West Virginia Pipeline, Inc. ........................................................................... 2,899,835
*CAWV Members in Bold Type
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December 13, 2013
WVDOH 2013 YEAR-END TOTAL CONTRACTS
The West Virginia Division of Highways let to bid 338 projects totaling $348.9 million in 2013. This
number compares to the 2012 figure of 360 projects totaling $452.7 million and the 2011 figure of 427
projects at $508.7 million. This represents a 23 percent drop in the total dollars obligated in 2013
compared to the previous year. The CAWV figure may be different than WVDOH’s total since the division
incorporates emergency work, WVDOH employee performed construction and purchase order contracts in
their construction totals. The CAWV data tracks low bids on contracts let to bid, which is a good
barometer for measuring how much work is actually performed by contractors. This data is always
available monthly in the CAWV Highway Bulletin or on the website at www.cawv.org.
Below is a breakdown of construction since 2000. The highway program peaked in 2008 at $646 million
and has averaged over $500 million except for the past two years. The Governor’s Blue Ribbon
Commission on Highways has been looking at measures to provide additional funding for the WV Division
of Highways.
RESURFACING
BRIDGE
GRADING
OTHER
TOTAL
YTD
2013
173
112,715
37
77,293
18
75,678
110
82,58
339
348,957
YTD
2012
148
119,826
55
112,653
31
150,366
126
69,796
360
452,673
YTD
2011
208
130,301
62
136,230
24
133,933
133
108,267
427
508,731
YTD
2010
228
135,810
68
227,419
16
57,537
177
87,818
489
508,584
YTD
2009
123
123,318
79
187,683
20
151,755
165
56,975
387
519,731
YTD
2008
220
150,098
82
117,168
26
279,493
186
134,244
471
646,214
YTD
2007
219
91,902
41
186,576
17
59,260
122
45,219
434
538,097
YTD
2006
262
103,523
45
108,237
35
293,427
98
43,673
440
548,860
YTD
2005
307
90,291
51
178,940
39
63,297
91
36,195
519
423,260
YTD
2004
357
96,177
70
106,835
81
145,325
102
29,012
602
377,371
YTD
2003
278
79,467
40
65,960
36
110,795
53
21,352
407
277,574
YTD
2002
408
90,408
81
184,166
63
88,327
114
40,219
666
403,197
YTD
2001
306
78,090
50
112,258
51
137,562
53
23,007
471
350,916
YTD 2000 380
89,134
($ amounts in millions)
74
216,768
75
208,929
84
46,697
618
559,518
HIGHWAY CONTRACTS FOR 2013
The following is the WVDOH Monthly Project Letting Data for January-December 2013. For the complete
listing of project data, dating back to 2000, log onto the CAWV website at www.cawv.org, click Newsletter
and then WVDOH letting data. ($ Amounts in Millions)
Dec.
2013
2012
Nov. 2013
2012
Oct. 2013
2012
Sept. 2013
2012
Aug 2013
2012
July 2013
2012
June 2013
2012
May 2013
2012
April 2013
2012
Mar
2013
2012
Feb
2013
2012
Jan
2013
2012
RESURFACING BRIDGE
GRADING
OTHER
TOTAL TOTAL
# Proj Amount
# Proj Amount # Proj Amount # Proj Amount # Proj
Amount
1
.655
12
14.90
2
1.57
10
6.99
25
24.11
7
4.32
3
6.53
3
46.23
4
4.03
17
61.12
2
2.55
4
5.00
2
38.66
8
9.50
16
55.70
4
8.04
12
42.19
2
21.18
6
7.05
24
78.46
5
3.89
3
.803
3
24.16
7
3.85
18
33.40
4
5.80
11
15.68
2
6.04
16
6.85
33
34.37
5
3.81
3
3.16
2
.701
4
2.05
15
9.717
13
23.55
2
18.24
4
2.80
8
3.66
27
48.26
42
18.28
3
3.43
2
.79
12
6.95
59
29.45
3
3.02
1
0.394
1
.217
10
3.43
15
7.065
38
20.94
1
.73
3
8.65
12
6.53
54
36.84
6
7.06
1
.2635
3
64.40
5
2.01
15
73.74
33
29.36
3
10.94
2
.756
7
8.73
45
49.78
8
2.973
3
9.57
4
4.48
11
6.07
26
23.10
18
14.41
1
4.29
1
.295
5
5.22
25
24.22
37
16.17
10
11.63
3
1.94
22
10.45
72
40.19
13
8.28
3
4.19
1
.096
16
7.91
33
20.49
25
17.98
3
3.24
2
1.01
19
6.44
49
28.68
16
10.54
2
.71
0
0
20
18.22
38
29.47
22
18.57
2
.2670
1
.180
8
6.318
33
25.34
0
0
1
0.15
0
0
4
2.79
5
2.94
6
3.84
2
1.95
0
0
4
2.99
12
8.78
0
0
1
28.99
0
0
5
3.84
6
32.84
13
8.50
5
2.70
6
1.89
13
10.50
37
23.57
TOTAL # OF PROJECTS
TOTAL AMOUNT
Y-T-D Total for 2013
338
348.95
Y-T-D Total for 2012
360
452.67
DOT SECRETARY PROMOTES PPPs ON DECISION MAKERS
Secretary of Transportation Paul Mattox, Jr., P.E. was a guest on State Journal’s Decision Makers
December 8 and talked about Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) as a method to fund new construction
projects statewide. He responded to recent new articles that Route 35 was about to begin construction as
a PPP project. Secretary Mattox noted Governor Tomblin’s PPP bill that passed this year’s legislative
session “gives the WVDOH a lot of flexibility” to utilize PPP for transportation projects. The secretary said
he views PPPs as a procurement tool instead of as a financing mechanism. “We can use PPP to procure
big, expansive projects by starting them now and pay the contractors back over time.” He told viewers the
DOH would spell out up front to bidders how much they would be paid over a set period of time, perhaps
three to five years. Secretary Mattox said the division is working with a PPP advisory group to determine
how the process would work. (The WVDOH has hired the New York law firm, Allen & Overy, LLP, as its
advisor.)
Bray Cary, president and CEO of West Virginia Media Holdings who operates The State Journal and
various TV stations, noted the work of the Governor’s Blue Ribbon Commission is trying to figure out how
to fund roads but has repeatedly criticized any plan that calls for tax or fee increases. While he said he
would like to see the final 14.5 miles of Route 35 upgraded to four lane, Cary cautioned that the state
cannot be “spending tomorrow’s dollars.” “There has to be diligence,” he said. “We need to take a
practical approach because we cannot be spending future dollars today.” Members can listen to the full
interview on The State Journal website under “Decision Makers” or by clicking here.
ARTBA, CHAPTERS, MEMBERS PRESENT DBE CONCERNS TO U.S. DOT
Several ARTBA and AGC of America chapters and contractor-members appeared at the U.S. Department
of Transportation's "listening session" on proposed changes to the Disadvantaged Business Enterprise
(DBE) program. Among other issues, several outlined their concerns over proposals to require prime
contractors to include full information on DBE subcontractors with their bids. Rich Juliano, ARTBA's senior
vice president for strategic initiatives, previewed the results of a recent contractor survey showing that
many of the Department's proposed rule changes would add significant new costs to bids. In addition, 42
percent of survey respondents expected to bid on less federal-aid work if these revisions take effect. The
Department will publish a transcript of the listening session in the near future. It is also accepting written
comments on the proposals through December 26.
STREETSCAPE, BEVERLY HERITAGE CENTER, RANDOLPH COUNTY
(iSqFt Project ID# 1969608) Bids will be accepted until 2:00 PM on 1/13/2014 for a streetscape project for
the Beverly Heritage Center, Beverly. A pre-bid meeting will be held on 12/17/2013 at 3:00 PM at the
Beverly Heritage Center, Corner of US Route 219 & Court Street, Beverly. Bids should be submitted to
Historic Beverly Preservation, Inc., P. O. Box 227, 4 Court Street, Beverly, WV 26253 (304)637-7424.
Plans and specifications are available from Mills Group, 53 14th Street, Suite 607, Wheeling, WV 26003
(304)233-0048. Plans and specifications are available in the CAWV Physical Planroom and
Internet Planroom at www.isqft.com.
PHASE IV RENOVATIONS, BEVERLY HERITAGE CENTER, RANDOLPH COUNTY
(iSqFt Project ID# 1972952) Bids will be accepted until 3:00 PM on 1/8/2014 for construction and
sidewalk development, installation of courthouse cupola, serving kitchen for the Hill Building, computer
networking and security system and landscaping for the Beverly Heritage Center, Phase IV.
A pre-bid meeting will be held on 12/17/2013 at 3:00 PM at the Bushrod Crawford House, Court Street,
Beverly. Bids should be submitted to Beverly Heritage Center, Terry, 4 Court Street, P.O. Box 227,
Beverly, WV 26253 (304)637-7424. Plans and specifications are available from Mills Group, 53 14th
Street, Suite 607, Wheeling, WV 26003 (304)233-0048. Plans and specifications are available in the
CAWV Physical Planroom and Internet Planroom at www.isqft.com.
STATEWIDE AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY/MAPPING/SURVEYING CONSULTING SERVICES, WV
DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
(iSqFt Project ID# 1973604) Letters of qualifications from professional firms for consulting services to be
utilized for the statewide on call aerial photography/mapping and surveying services for the West Virginia
Department of Transportation, Division of Highways will be accepted until 4:00 PM on 1/6/2014.
Proposals should be submitted to Division of Highways, Nancy Davidson, State Capitol Complex, Building
5, Room A-663, 1900 Kanawha Boulevard, East, Charleston, WV 25305-0430 (304)558-9643. For
additional information contact Nancy Davidson at (304)558-9643.
DEP16387 RECLAMATION: 2-ACRE RESTORATION OF "NORTHFORK DRAINAGE" NORTHFORK,
MCDOWELL COUNTY (Bid12/5/2013)
Carpenter Reclamation, Inc. ............................................................................ $275,750
Eastern Arrow Corporation, Inc. ................................................................. 344,520
DCI/ Shires, Inc. ..............................................................................................
A & A Energy, Inc. ..........................................................................................
Green Mountain Company ............................................................................
Cowgirl Up, Inc. .............................................................................................
346,852
354,652
366,000
538,910
DNR214039: OPEN END, STONE/GRAVEL, BLUESTONE/ORCHARD WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT
AREAS (Bid 12/12/2013)
Shamblin Stone, Inc. (Plum Orchard Only) .................................................... $15,250
Boxley Aggregates ......................................................................................... 25,650
DEP16304: RECLAMATION: RESTORATION OF WATER, 7-ACRES HALLELUJAH MINE, PRESTON
COUNTY (Bid 12/12/2013)
J.F. Allen Company ....................................................................................... $971,525
Williams Excavating LLC ................................................................................. 990,115
Green Mountain Company ............................................................................ 1,071,000
Central Contracting, Inc. .............................................................................. 1,129,725
Eagle Excavation, Inc. .................................................................................... 1,155,095
McCourt & Son Construction .......................................................................... 1,370,345
Eastern Arrow Corporation, Inc. ................................................................. 1,543,752
WEST VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
LETTING 12‐10‐2013
Call # Description
Counties
Bidder Name
Bid Amount
2
VAN METRE FORD BRIDGE‐DESIGN BUILD
BERKELEY
ORDERS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC.
TRITON CONSTRUCTION INC
BILCO CONSTRUCTION CO., INC.
$2,948,999
$3,962,600
$5,875,800
3
GLENVILLE TRUSS
GILMER
SMH CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC.
TEAYS RIVER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
VELOTTA COMPANY, THE
$118,394
$138,530
$758,791
4
PFC CHARLES M. CONNER MEM BR +1
KANAWHA
OLYMPUS PAINTING CONTRACTORS, INC.
SWANK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, LLC
$311,382
$418,500
$435,500
$436,931
$483,294
$645,209
5
US 35‐WV 2 OVERPASS
MASON
$209,862
$256,400
$277,500
$347,591
$349,050
6
RUDY MEMORIAL BRIDGE HIGH FRICTION SURFACE TREATMENT
HARDY
VENTURE CONSTRUCTION, INC.
RAM CONSTRUCTION SERVICES OF MICHIGAN INC.
INTERSTATE ROAD MANAGEMENT CORPORATION
INTERSTATE IMPROVEMENT, INC.
A & A SAFETY, INC.
OGLESBY CONSTRUCTION, INC.
SPECIALTY GROUPS, INC.
$299,407
$321,148
$335,354
$346,670
$372,979
$377,547
$380,500
7
RIPLEY I/C BRIDGE LMC O/L +2
JACKSON
COMPLETE GENERAL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
KANAWHA STONE COMPANY, INC.
BECDIR CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
9
WORTHINGTON VETERANS BRIDGE
MARION
JIM CONSTRUCTION, INC.
10
ELBY'S BRIDGE EB & WB LMC O/L
OHIO
11
ELIZABETH ‐ PALESTINE SLIP REPAIR
WIRT
MARKS DRILLING
OHIO‐WEST VIRGINIA EXCAVATING CO.
BBR DRILLING COMPANY, INC.
THAXTON CONSTRUCTION CO., INC., OF SISSONVILLE
ALAN STONE CO., INC.
$64,916
$68,265
$70,576
$93,265
$99,999
$103,947
12
EAGLE MANUFACTURING IAR / TRAFFIC SIGNAL
BROOKE
DAVIS H. ELLIOT CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC.
WEST VIRGINIA SIGNAL AND LIGHT, INC.
$422,396
$497,257
$849,975
$860,403
$943,932
$952,880
$1,194,807
$67,459
$101,259
$104,300
$107,275
$114,400
$127,446
$132,785
$149,736
$1,142,080
$1,287,780
$1,549,610
$1,870,932
LETTING 12‐10‐2013
13
ADAMSTON CSX RAILROAD BRIDGE
HARRISON
RECLAIM COMPANY,LLC
PAULS CONCRETE, INC.
$182,500
$222,320
$302,888
$430,199
$440,880
14
JOHN DEERE CURVE HFST
MERCER
WEST VIRGINIA PAVING, INC.
$145,877
15
OAKVALE ROAD THROUGH LANE
MERCER
$213,769
16
NEWLONS BRIDGE
RANDOLPH
$285,988
$352,165
$388,000
$424,400
$479,850
17
LOCUST AVENUE MARION
MOUNTAINEER CONTRACTORS, INC.
MIKE ENYART & SONS, INC.
A.L.L. CONSTRUCTION, INC.
J. F. ALLEN COMPANY
$1,354,521
$1,441,937
$1,454,575
$1,585,000
$1,589,811
$1,601,297
$1,641,018
18
US 22, CONCRETE JOINT REPAIR
BROOKE
KELLY PAVING, INC.
GOLDEN TRIANGLE CONSTRUCTION CO., INC.
JAMES WHITE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, THE
$2,289,881
$2,358,181
$2,424,006
$2,557,974
19
GREENLAWN O/P BRIDGE +5
HARRISON
KOKOSING CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC.
$5,623,397
$5,837,564
$5,959,700
$7,793,935
$8,995,000
22
I‐68 SIGNING RENOVATION
MONONGALIA\
PRESTON
GREEN ACRES CONTRACTING COMPANY, INC.
PDK CONSTRUCTION, INC.
M. P. DORY CO.
$1,238,860
$1,296,266
$1,422,557
25
US 33 / WV 92 TRAFFIC SIGNAL
RANDOLPH
DAVIS H. ELLIOT CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC.
EIGHT TREASURES OF KENTUCKY, LLC
WEST VIRGINIA SIGNAL AND LIGHT, INC.
26
GREEN SULPHUR SPRINGS‐
DAWSON ROAD
SUMMERS
CHESTER BROSS CONSTRUCT. CO./C.B.EQUIPMENT, INC
DIAMOND SURFACE, INC.
PENHALL COMPANY
INTERSTATE IMPROVEMENT, INC.
27
WV 18, CENTERVILLE TO BLUE ROAD
RESURFACING
TYLER
KELLY PAVING, INC.
KLUG BROS., INC.
J. F. ALLEN COMPANY
DODD GENERAL CONTRACTORS CORPORATION
$655,686
$696,931
$782,540
$862,443
28
ORAL LAKE ROAD BRIDGE
HARRISON
HOKE BROTHERS CONTRACTING, INC.
ACCAD CORPORATION
$530,583
$590,726
$593,453
$652,256
$698,766
$198,955
$199,741
$207,043
$1,959,115
$2,156,254
$2,230,675
$2,291,365
$2,313,315
$3,022,628
LETTING 12‐10‐2013
29
COBUN CREEK I‐BEAM
MONONGALIA
HOKE BROTHERS CONTRACTING, INC.
R. K. CONSTRUCTION, INC.
ALAN STONE CO., INC.
30
BUCKEYE TRUSS BRIDGE
POCAHONTAS
ACCAD CORPORATION
PAULS CONCRETE, INC.
KOKOSING CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC.
31
RIVER ROAD
POCAHONTAS
MARKS DRILLING
BBR DRILLING COMPANY, INC.
$222,910
$237,606
$238,227
$243,544
$284,629
$286,505
$2,587,121
$2,620,400
$2,772,277
$2,784,663
$2,851,500
$2,956,878
$3,019,311
$189,113
$197,708
$418,605

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