Celebrating the Best in Construction

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BUILD
OHIO
PREVIEW
2015
Celebrating
the Best in
Construction
BUILD OHIO 2015 PREVIEW
An official publication of the Associated General Contractors of Ohio
AGC OF OHIO
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President
ROBERT SETTERLIN
R.W. Setterlin Building Co.
Columbus, OH
First Vice President
MICHAEL JIRELE
The Knoch Corp.
North Canton, OH
Second Vice President
MARK MUTER
Settle Muter Electric
Columbus, OH
Immediate Past President
ED SELLERS
OCP Contractors
Willoughby, OH
Treasurer
J. D. FLAHERTY, JR.
Construction Systems, Inc.
Columbus, OH
Secretary
RICH HOBBS
AGC of Ohio
Columbus, OH
AGC DIVISIONS
Akron AGC
AARON HALL, Executive Director
Akron, OH
Cincinnati AGC
TERRY PHILLIPS, Executive Director
Cincinnati, OH
Cleveland AGC
TIM LINVILLE, Chief Executive Officer
Cleveland, OH
Central Ohio AGC
RICHARD J. HOBBS, President
Columbus, OH
West Central Ohio AGC
RANDALL L. FOX, Executive Director
Dayton, OH
AGC of Northwest Ohio
KEVIN X. SMITH, President
Toledo, OH
Youngstown AGC
KEVIN REILLY, Executive Vice President
Youngstown, OH
AGC OF OHIO STAFF
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RICH HOBBS
Executive Vice President
ANDREA ASHLEY
Vice President of Government Relations
GLENNA KEYS
Membership Director
PARKER BROWN
Education Foundation Director
TALOR HOBBS
Membership Services Coordinator
TABLE OF CONTENTS
President’s Message ...............................
4
2016 AGC of Ohio Convention ................
4
Build Ohio Chairman’s Message ............
5
In Memoriam: Fran Dugan .....................
5
About Build Ohio.....................................
6
Renovation Under $20 Million ...............
8
Renovation Over $20 Million .................
10
Industrial/Heavy .....................................
12
Specialty Category ..................................
14
New Construction Under $30 Million ...
16
New Construction $30-100 Million ........
18
New Construction Over $100 Million ....
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Build Ohio 2014 Winners ........................
22
Safety Excellence Awards ......................
26
Past Build Ohio Winners ........................
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ADVERTISERS INDEX
The Build Ohio Preview is an
official publication of the Associated
General Contractors of Ohio.
Statements and opinions expressed
in this magazine are those of the
respective contributors and do not
necessarily represent the attitudes
and/or opinions of AGC of Ohio, its
membership or staff.
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A.A. Boos & Sons, Inc. ..............................
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Assurance Group, Inc. .............................
9
Donley’s, Inc. ...........................................
15
Frantz Ward LLP ......................................
34
Infinity Construction Co. ........................
6
Kokosing Construction Co., Inc. ............
2
The Krill Co., Inc. .....................................
30
National Construction Rentals .............
34
OCP Contractors .....................................
11
O.G.P.U.P.S. ..............................................
19
Ohio Operating Engineers .....................
31
Overmyer Hall Associates ......................
18
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Precision Environmental Co. .................
23
prior written consent of AGC of Ohio.
Rudolph|Libbe, Inc. ................................
21
The Ruhlin Co. .........................................
24
S.A. Comunale .........................................
14
Settle Muter Electric ...............................
21
Tele-Vac Environmental .........................
30
Turner Construction Co. ..................
17
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BUILD OHIO PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
BUILD OHIO CHAIRMAN’S MESSAGE
Robert Setterlin
From all indications, this has been a successful year in terms of business and our association.
thank you all for the role you played in making 2015 a banner year!
Mark Muter
Settle Muter Electric
I want to
The industry continues to rebound from the setbacks experienced by many of us in 2008. Significant growth
backed by pent-up demand has led to a robust construction market. Along with this growth has come the
reinforced reality that the construction industry has a dire need for future workers. We have our work cut
out for us as we compete with other industries in finding and attracting millennials into construction.
To that end, last year, AGC of Ohio, all of our divisions and the Ohio Contractors Association worked together
to create a construction workforce development tool – BuildOhio.org. Still in its infancy, this workforce tool
has shown great promise in explaining and highlighting this industry and all of its complexity. If you haven’t
logged on to this site, please take a few minutes and familiarize yourself with this wonderful marketing tool.
We also finalized and launched our Construction Reform project delivery resource – the “Ohio Guide to
Project Delivery Systems.” This took longer than anticipated as we condensed more than 130 pages of
governmental language into a 20-page booklet. This guide highlights the important owner and contractor
steps that need to be followed when using one of the delivery systems available in public construction
today. This copyrighted tool will, no doubt, continue to keep the AGC in the forefront of construction in
Ohio.
Legislatively, AGC of Ohio is once again leading in important changes to protect our industry. We have
legislation before the Ohio Legislature that will prohibit local governments from requiring construction
workers to be residents of the community where they are working. Several large cities in Ohio have been
attempting to mandate these so-called residency requirements on public works projects. At this writing,
two identical bills have passed each chamber of the Ohio General Assembly. One of those two bills need
to pass the other legislative chamber before it can be sent to the Governor for his approval. We’re hopeful
this will be concluded before the end of the year.
One of the privileges of being AGC of Ohio’s President is being able to choose the site for our annual
convention. I have selected the Mexican Riviera as our destination. We will be staying at the Paradisus
La Perla – an all-inclusive beachfront resort. The dates for this convention are Sunday, February 28th to
Saturday, March 5th. I invite each and every one of you to attend.
In closing, I am enjoying my term as the AGC of Ohio President. It is truly an honor to serve all of
you. Thank you for your support of AGC!
AGC of Ohio Convention 2016
Information and reservation materials are available on
AGC of Ohio’s website, www.agcohio.com. An Early Bird
Discount is available until December 1st and the deadline
for reservations is December 30, 2015. Visit the Paradisus
website at http://www.paradisus.com for a full list of
offerings.
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The Associated General Contractors of Ohio
It has been an honor to serve as the Chairman for Build Ohio 2015. On behalf of all of the Build Ohio
judges and the AGC of Ohio Board of Directors, I would personally like to thank each and every one of you
who attends and supports the Build Ohio Celebration on November 6.
This year marks the 24th anniversary for Build Ohio, a long way from the first event and awards competition
held in 1992. Since then, Build Ohio has grown from 20 entries in four construction categories to this year’s
28 entries in eight categories. Around 180 people attended the event in 1992; this year we expect more
than 400 guest.
Build Ohio showcases contractors’ skill, craftsmanship, attention to detail, and the utmost professional
talent that the state of Ohio has to offer. The awards program recognizes large and small companies alike.
This year’s Build Ohio competition is comprised of eight categories: Renovation Under $20 Million,
Renovation Over $20 Million, Industrial/Heavy, Specialty, New Construction Under $30 Million, New
Construction $30-100 Million, and New Construction Over $100 Million. The sizes of the projects entered
range from $120,000 to hundreds of millions of dollars.
Our judges were given the extremely difficult task of selecting one winner for each category. Yet, we
acknowledge each and every project submitted. Regardless of the outcome, every single project is to be
recognized for its creativity, challenges, uniqueness, and precision of work.
Congratulations this year’s 28 entrants for such astounding construction! I thank each and every
one of you that attend Build Ohio to help us celebrate this talented group of contractors.
IN MEMORIAM
As we revel in the accomplishments of the construction industry, AGC of Ohio would like to take a moment to celebrate the life of an association leader and AGC of Ohio founding Father lost over the past
year:
FRANCIS “FRAN” DUGAN
Francis R. Dugan passed away last December at the age of 87. Fran, former
CEO of Dugan & Meyers Construction Co., worked with other Ohio contractors
to create AGC of Ohio in 1970, and served as the associations fifth president
in 1974. He was also very engaged with the Cincinnati AGC, Allied Construction
Industries and the American Institute of Constructors. Fran’s commitment
and leadership to AGC helped the association grow to become Ohio’s leading
association for commercial builders.
2015 Build Ohio Preview
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Thank You Platinum Sponsor!
ABOUT BUILD OHIO
Established in 1991, AGC of Ohio’s Build Ohio celebrates the commercial construction industry in Ohio.
AGC of Ohio and its leadership created the program to signify the greatness of the building industry and
recognize contractors for construction excellence. The program was modeled after AGC of America’s
Build America.
There are two components of Build Ohio: an awards competition with seven different categories that
honors contractors for achieving excellence in construction of a single project; and the Build Ohio
Celebration that commemorates the accomplishments of AGC members and the association itself.
A panel of retired construction professionals selects the winners of the Build Ohio awards. The panel
closely examines the submitted projects and how they address the Build Ohio criteria: excellence in project
management and client service; innovation in construction techniques and materials; and meeting the
challenge of a difficult job. In the specialty category, projects are evaluated on five criteria: performance
as it relates to schedule; client service excellence; meeting the challenge of a difficult job; craftsmanship;
and innovations in construction techniques and materials. Award winners are not disclosed until they are
announced for the first time during the Build Ohio Celebration.
Each category winner will receive the prestigious bronze and green marble Build Ohio award. The Build
Ohio award is custom-made and is exclusive to AGC of Ohio. A sculptor was commissioned in 1992 to
create the bronze figurines, and they continue today to be hand-molded. The bronze statue sits atop the
outline of the state, symbolizing a look towards the future of construction in Ohio. The green marble base
represents the sturdiness of projects completed by AGC of Ohio members.
Mark your calendar for next years Build Ohio Celebration-November 5, 2016. Entry forms will be
available in the spring. Learn more at www.agcohio.com.
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A Growing Ohio Success Story
The CareWorks family includes five distinct Ohio-based brands;
all committed to providing world-class products and consistently
delivering customer service that exceeds expectations.
CareWorks
Ohio Workers’ Compensation Managed Care Organization (MCO)
CareWorks is proud to be the selected MCO partner of more than 115,000 Ohio employer customers.
Based on our real tradition of caring, CareWorks provides high quality medical management services,
helping injured Ohio workers recover from workplace accidents and return to healthy, productive lifestyles
as quickly and safely as possible.
CareWorksComp
Ohio Workers’ Compensation Third Party Administrator (TPA)
CareWorksComp was created in 2015 as the combination of two Ohio
CareWorks Consultants and the Frank Gates Service Company. Collectively,
partnerships with our more than 48,000 business customers, founded on
and claims management solutions to help employers effectively prepare
impact of workplace injuries.
workers’ compensation TPAs we have developed long-term
delivering cost control, safety
for and manage the financial
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Strategically-Led Technology Solutions
CareWorksTech delivers technology solutions and strategies for success under its core offerings of IT
consulting, infrastructure, shared services and enterprise management. Our unique strengths lie in building
amazing software, pioneering enterprise IT services and protecting business-critical infrastructures. We
truly mean it when we say we can handle any technical need for your business. CWT Interactive is a
separate interactive agency operating unit focused on web design, development and digital marketing.
With beautiful design and the capability to build anything, CWT Interactive is passionate about creating
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of claim types, including FMLA, Short and Long Term Disability and ADAAA claims. With the rising cost
of absences from work, employers need outcome-focused solutions centered on health, return to work
and productivity. Our streamlined approach delivers consistent claims handling, effective cost control and
regulatory compliance on state and federal levels. Our nurse-driven case management can often make the
difference between a successful return to work and a long-term absence.
VocWorks
Field-Based Case Management, Vocational Rehabilitation and Return to Work Provider
VocWorks has grown into one of the Midwest’s leading vocational rehabilitation and case management
networks. Our case management and vocational rehabilitation services can make the difference between a
successful return to work and a long-term disability. Our innovative Modified Duty Off-Site (MDOS) service
helps employers reduce the cost and duration of lost-time incidences. VocWorks works with area non-profits
to provide placements for employees with temporary restrictions that are unable to return to their original
job. Our success will continue to be driven by qualified, experienced, credentialed and knowledgeable
associates delivering personalized services that result in safe, early and healthy claim outcomes.
To learn more, please visit the CareWorks Family of Companies online at www.careworks.com.
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RENOVATION UNDER $20 MILLION
The Krill Co., Inc. (Cleveland)
Construction Manager at Risk
Cleveland Clinic Lutheran Hospital Emergency
Department (Ohio City)
Project Start: May 2013; Completion: Apr 2015
Owner: Cleveland Clinic
Lead Architect/Engineer: Bostwick Design
Partnership/Karpinski Engineering
Corna Kokosing Construction Co. (Westerville)
Cristo Rey Columbus High School (Columbus)
Project Start: May 2013; Completion: Nov 2015
Owner: Cristo Rey Columbus High School
Lead Architect/Engineer: Schooley Caldwell
Associates
Self-Performed Trades: Concrete; Steel;
Carpentry; Doors, Frames, & Hardware; Metal
Stud/Drywall
Key AGC of Ohio Subcontractors: Bruner Corp.;
S.A. Comunale
The Ruhlin Company (Sharon Center)
General Contractor
NASA-Plum Brook Station Process Water
Pump(s) Refurbishment (Sandusky)
Thomas & Marker Construction Co.
(Columbus)
General Contractor
Reeb Avenue Renovations (Columbus)
Project Start: Nov 2014; Completion: Jul 2015
Owner: Sierra Lobo, Inc.
Lead Architect/Engineer: John Zang P.E.,
Mechanical Engineer, NASA Spacecraft
Propulsion Research Facility (B2)
Project Start: Aug 2014; Completion: Aug 2015
Owner: City of Columbus
Lead Architect/Engineer: Moody Nolan/Korda
Nemeth Engineering
Self-Performed Trades: Selective Demolition,
Finish Carpentry, Door Frames & Hardware,
Miscellaneous Specialties
Key AGC of Ohio Subcontractors: Valley
Interior Systems
Congratulations to This Years Nominees
Building relationships
project after project.
Since 1946
A.A. Boos & Sons, Inc.
General Contractor
Industrial Commercial
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JDL Warm Construction LLC (Cincinnati)
Design Builder
Mabley Place Redevelopment (Cincinnati)
Project Start: Dec 2013; Completion: Oct 2014
Owner: Mabley Place LLC
Lead Architect/Engineer: WA; GBBN/THP Ltd.
Self-Performed Trades: Carpentry, General
Labor
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RENOVATION OVER $20 MILLION
DEFINING THE SKYLINE®
Gilbane Building Company (Cleveland)
Design Builder
Cleveland Indians Progressive Field Right
Field Renovation (Cleveland)
Messer Construction Co. (Dayton)
Design Builder
Miami University East Quad Renovations
(Oxford)
Project Start: Oct 2014; Completion: Apr 2015
Owner: Cleveland Indians
Lead Architect/Engineer: Weber Murphy Fox,
Inc./Thorson Baker & Associates, Inc.
Project Start: Apr 2013; Completion: Aug 2015
Owner: Miami University
Lead Architect/Engineer: GBBN Architects/THP
Limited
Self-Performed Trades: Rough Carpentry,
Concrete, Door Frames & Hardware, Re-Steel
Placement
Donley’s, Inc. (Cleveland)
Ohio University Heritage College of
Osteopathic Medicine at South Pointe
Hospital (Warrensville Heights)
Rudolph Libbe, Inc. (Walbridge)
Construction Manager Agent
Toledo Zoo Aquarium (Toledo)
Project Start: Jan 2014; Completion: May 2015
Owner: Ohio University Client, Cleveland Clinic
Owner
Lead Architect/Engineer: DesignGroup;
Perspectus Architecture/Karpinski Engineering
Key AGC of Ohio Subcontractors: OCP
Contractors; Infinity Construction; Precision
Environmental
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Project Start: Dec 2012; Completion: Mar 2015
Owner: The Toledo Zoo
Lead Architect/Engineer: Esherick Homsey
Dodge & Davis Architecture
Key AGC of Ohio Prime Contractors: A.A. Boos
& Sons; Valley Interior Systems
For over 45 years, OCP Contractors has brought quality,
innovation and satisfaction to every project. By combining
an unparalleled commitment to our customers with our
construction experience, we have grown to be Ohio’s largest
interior contractor.
TOLEDO | CLEVELAND | COLUMBUS
ocpcoc.com
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Shook Construction Co. (Dayton)
General Contractor
New Delaware Water Treatment Plant
(Delaware)
Kokosing Industrial, Inc. (Westerville)
General Contractor
City of Springfield WWTP Wet Weather &
Capacity Improvements (Springfield)
Project Start: Oct 2012; Completion: Jul 2015
Owner: City of Delaware
Lead Architect/Engineer: AECOM
Self-Performed Trades: Sitework, Concrete,
Miscellaneous Metals, Rough Carpentry, Doors &
Hardware, Specialties
Key AGC of Ohio Subcontractors: Tuttle
Services, Inc.
Project Start: Sep 2012; Completion: Aug 2015
Owner: City of Springfield
Lead Architect/Engineer: DLZ/Black & Veatch
Self-Performed Trades: Excavation, Concrete,
Underground and Exposed Piping, Process
Equipment Installation
The Ruhlin Company (Sharon Center)
Time & Material
US 422 Over Harper Rd (Solon)
Project Start: Apr 2015; Completion: Apr 2015
Owner: Ohio Department of Transportation
Lead Architect/Engineer: Ohio Department of
Transportation
Self-Performed Trades: Ironwork, Carpentry,
Labor
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Shook Construction Co. (Dayton)
OSU East Regional Chilled Water Plant
(Columbus)
Project Start: Jun 2012; Completion: Dec 2014
Owner: The Ohio State University
Lead Architect/Engineer: Leers Weinzapfel
Associates; GBBN Architects/Korda Engineers
At Tuttle Construction and Touchstone CPM our primary focus is to help our customers solve all of their
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project with the end in mind and develop a solution that is the best fit for the client which will exceed their
expectations. Our proven success has provided our clients with substantial economic return on their projects
where we work as their trusted advisor and partner.
Tuttle provides a complete spectrum of construction and construction-related services for our customers
including construction management, design-build and general contracting. Our hands-on skills and practical
experience give us the ability to successfully manage projects on schedule and budget. Touchstone CPM
concentrates on helping owners manage the construction planning and execution process for large scale
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is rated the top construction practice in Ohio by Chambers USA (also ranked nationally by Chambers USA and
Legal 500). Known as one of the most experienced construction groups in North America, we guide clients
through all phases of construction projects, from initial planning and site selection to final construction,
including front-end construction counseling services, optimized project delivery systems, resolving
scheduling and budget constraints, and preparing and negotiating design and construction documents. In
advocacy matters, we continuously litigate, arbitrate and mediate a wide variety of construction-related cases
throughout the United States. On many projects we work hand-in-hand with our wholly owned subsidiary
Project Management Consultants (PMC).
With the experience and resources to handle the most challenging legal issues, Thompson Hine strives to
deliver consistently exceptional guidance, value and service, and to fulfill our Client Service Pledge from
the inception of each matter to its close, and beyond. In fact, our goal is to be the best law firm our clients
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of our clients, our people and the communities in which we live and work. Clients rank us among the top
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SPECIALTY
OCP Contractors, Inc. (Bedford Heights)
Prime Contractor
Center for Innovation in Medical Professions
at CSU (Cleveland)
Settle Muter Electric (Columbus)
Subcontractor
Doctor’s West Surgery Modernization
(Columbus)
Construction Systems Inc. (Columbus)
Subcontractor
OhioHealth CareConnect, Deployment
Phases 3&4 (Ohio)
Project Start: Mar 2014; Completion: Jul 2015
Owner: Cleveland State University
Lead Architect/Engineer: Stantec Architecture
Inc.
Self-Performed Trades: Architectural
Woodwork, Doors Frames & Hardware, Metal
Stud Framing, Insulation, Gypsum Board,
Acoustical/Corrugated/Wood Ceilings, Acoustical
Wall Panels, Visual Display Surfaces
Project Start: Sep 2013; Completion: Jun 2015
Owner: OhioHealth
Lead Architect/Engineer: Design Group/Korda
Nemeth
Self-Performed Trades: Electrical Installation
Key AGC of Ohio Subcontractors:
TP Mechanical
Project Start: Sep 2014; Completion: Aug 2015
Owner: OhioHealth
Lead Architect/Engineer: VMP Engineering Inc.;
Dynamix Engineering Ltd.
Self-Performed Trades: Demo, Installation,
Carpentry, Drywall, Paint
Settle Muter Electric (Columbus)
Prime Contractor
Taylor Road Solar Car Port (Gahanna)
Project Start: Oct 2014; Completion: Dec 2014
Owner: Duff Industries
Lead Architect/Engineer: OHM/Heapy
Engineering
Self-Performed Trades: Electrical Installation,
Prefabricat Steel Canopy/Super-Purlins, Solar
Panels
Key AGC of Ohio Subcontractors:
TP Mechanical
people. safety.
solutions.
performance.
S.A. Comunale Co., Inc. (Barberton)
Subcontractor
Oberlin College Boiler Plant Renovation
(Oberlin)
Construction services
that deliver and sustain
our clients’ vision.
Cleveland State University
Center for Innovation in Medical Professions
Project Start: Dec 2013; Completion: Nov 2014
Owner: Oberlin College
Lead Architect/Engineer: Stantec Architecture
Inc.
Self-Performed Trades: Piping, Rigging,
Prefabrication
Ohio University
Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine
at Cleveland Clinic’s South Pointe Hospital
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NEW CONSTRUCTION UNDER $30 MILLION
Dugan & Meyers Construction Co. (Cincinnati)
Subcontractor
5th and Race/dunnhumby Headquarters
(Cincinnati)
Baker Concrete Construction, Inc. (Monroe)
Subcontractor
Cincinnati Children’s Cancer Therapy Center
(Liberty Township)
Project Start: Jun 2013; Completion: Apr 2015
CM: Turner Construction
Lead Architect/Engineer: Gensler/THP Limited
Self-Performed Trades: Structural Excavation,
Foundations, Vertical Concrete Construction,
Walls & Columns, General Conditions
Project Start: Mar 2014; Completion: Dec 2014
CM: Messer Construction Co.
Lead Architect/Engineer: TK&A Architects/
Goldstein-Milano LLC
Self-Performed Trades: Concrete Structure
Working together Building our Community.
Panzica Construction Co. (Mayfield Village)
Cleveland Institute of Art (Cleveland)
Project Start: Oct 2013; Completion: Jun 2015
Owner: City of Cleveland
Lead Architect/Engineer:
Stantec Architecture Inc.
Universal Contracting Corporation (Cincinnati)
General Contractor
Smale Riverfront Park Vine Street Plaza &
Carousel (Cincinnati)
We have been very fortunate to contribute to the beautiful
Columbus skyline and community for 50 years. This year, we not
only celebrate a half century of building Columbus, but also the
longterm relationships we’ve built with our industry partners.
Project Start: Oct 2013; Completion: May 2015
Owner: Cincinnati Parks Foundation
Lead Architect/Engineer: Sasaki/KZF
Self-Performed Trades: Door, Frames,
Hardware, Misc. Specialties
Columbus | 1965 - 2015
Turner Construction Company
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NEW CONSTRUCTION $30-100 MILLION
NEW CONSTRUCTION OVER $100 MILLION
Donley’s, Inc. (Cleveland)
Cleveland State University Center for
Innovation in Medical Professions (Cleveland)
Messer Construction Co. (Cincinnati)
Integrated Project Delivery
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical
Center Location T Clinical Sciences Pavilion
(Cincinnati)
Gilbane Building Company (Cleveland)
The Ohio State University, Chemical and
Biomolecular Engineering and Chemistry
Building (Columbus)
Project Start: Jul 2012; Completion: Jun 2015
Owner: Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical
Center
Lead Architect/Engineer: GBBN Architects/THP
Limited
Self-Performed Trades: Rough Carpentry,
Concrete, Door Frames & Hardware, Re-Steel
Placement
Project Start: Jun 2012; Completion: Nov 2014
Lead Architect/Engineer: Stantec/Affiliated
Engineers, Thorson Baker & Associates/EMH&T
Key AGC of Ohio Subcontractors: Elford; Baker
Concrete Construction; Corna Kokosing
Project Start: Sep 2013; Completion: Jun 2015
Owner: Cleveland State University
Lead Architect/Engineer: Pelli Clarke Pelli
Architects; Stantec
Panzica Construction Co. (Mayfield Heights)
Flats East Bank Apartments (Cleveland)
Project Start: Jan 2014; Completion: Jul 2015
Owner: The Wolstein Group & Fairmont
Properties
Lead Architect/Engineer: Dimit Architecture/
Thorson Baker & Associates
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least 48 hours prior to starting the
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Corna Kokosing & Elford, Inc. Joint Venture
(Westerville/Columbus)
Ohio University Student Housing (Athens)
Turner Construction Co. (Columbus)
OSU Wexner Medical Center Expansion
(Columbus)
Project Start: Mar 2013; Completion: Jul 2015
Owner: Ohio University
Lead Architect/Engineer: Hanbury Evans
Wright & Vlattas/AECOM
Key AGC of Ohio Subcontractors: OCP
Contractors; Infinity Construction Co.; Precision
Environmental; Bruner/Geiger JV; Richard
Goettle; Geiger Bros; Valley Interior Systems;
Project Start: Jun 2010; Completion: Dec 2014
Lead Architect/Engineer: HOK; Moody-Nolan/
Thorton-Tomasetti; EMH+T; BR+A; Prater; MKSK
Key AGC of Ohio Subcontractors: cHc
Manufacturing; Dugan & Meyers; Settle Muter
Electric; TP Mechanical; Bruner Corp.; Limbach Co.
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Thank You Silver Sponsors!
Rudolph Libbe was
honored to serve
as Construction
Manager for the
renovation of the
historic Toledo Zoo
Aquarium.
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FROST BROWN TODD LLC
Construction Law Group
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Frost Brown Todd’s Construction Law Group is dedicated
to serving contractors. Our team includes attorneys with
CM and engineering degrees and hands-on construction
experience. We actively participate in leading construction
trade associations and regularly present educational
seminars to contractors. We put this knowledge to work
representing contractors in claims and disputes, contract
negotiations, risk management, and surety issues. FBT is a full
service firm of 475 attorneys with offices in Ohio, Kentucky,
Indiana, West Virginia, and Tennessee. This enables us to
deliver comprehensive legal services needed by contractors,
including labor, employment, OSHA, workers’ compensation,
immigration, business, and real estate, anywhere within our
region. Our attorneys are recognized as leading construction
attorneys by Chambers USA, The Best Lawyers in America,
Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana Super Lawyers, and Ohio
Rising Stars, and the Chair-Elect of both the American Bar
Association Forum on the Construction Industry and the
Fidelity and Surety Committee as well as a Fellow in the
American College of Construction Lawyers.
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The firm’s Construction Law Practice Group handles issues
related to virtually any kind of development or construction
project, including dispute resolution and litigation, insurance
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OSHA, and ADA.
Our Construction Law Practice Group publishes a quarterly
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to this free publication, or for more information about our
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Good Luck to our fellow
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Build Ohio Awards.
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Peter D. Welin (614) 484-0701 | Jason R. Harley (614) 484-0715
www.McDonalHopkins.com
Our attorneys understand the complex issues of construction
project litigation and construction law.
We represent contractors, owners, subcontractors, design
professionals, suppliers, tenants, lending institutions,
developers and sureties in every aspect of public and private
construction project litigation and construction law. Whether it
is trial work, mediation, or arbitration, our attorneys have the
breadth of knowledge and experience to pragmatically and
efficiently resolve disputes in this complex area of the law.
Our construction litigation experience includes projects
around the country, from infrastructure and transportation
projects to heavy highway and tunneling projects; from high
rise office complexes to hotels and sports arenas. We have
experience with water and waste water treatment plant
projects, combined sewer overflow projects, water and sewer
line projects, roadway and bridge projects, power plants,
reservoir construction projects, shopping malls, higher
education institutional projects, school projects, prison
facilities, federal government projects, and airport/runway
projects.
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BUILD OHIO 2014 WINNERS
SPECIALTY OVER $7 MILLION: MOSSER CONSTRUCTION, INC
NEW CONSTRUCTION OVER $20 MILLION: DONLEY’S, INC.
The University of Toledo Interprofessional Immersive Simulation Center (Toledo)
Project Scope: Concrete, masonry, and carpentry work of a 64,000 sq. ft. addition.
Tinkham Veale University Center (Cleveland)
Project Scope: Construction of a 89,000-sq. ft., two-story multipurpose facility.
SPECIALTY UNDER $7 MILLION: CONSTRUCTION SYSTEMS, INC.
NEW CONSTRUCTION UNDER $20 MILLION: MESSER CONSTRUCTION CO.
OhioHealth CareConnect Deployment (Columbus) Project Scope: Coordination and installation of computer arms, electronic tracking boards and PC’s
totaling 860 devices.
The Connor Group Corporate Headquarters (Dayton)
Project Scope: Construction of a 40,000-sq. ft. office building with a two-story atrium of dynamic glass.
RENOVATION: THE KRILL CO., INC.
Comprehensive Commercial & Industrial
24/7/365 Emergency Response Services
Full Company Resources Available To You
Asbestos & Lead Abatement
Environmental/Site Remediation
Water Damage Clean-Up
General Union Trades Labor
Selective Demolition
Concrete Sawing & Drilling
Floor Covering Removal
HVAC Cleaning
Floor Polishing
Firestopping
Ground Penetrating Radar
Disaster Recovery
Microbial Remediation
5500 Old Brecksville Road,
Independence, Ohio 44131
216.573.2400 p | 216.573.2401 f
www.precision-env.com
John Carroll University Murphy Hall (University Heights)
Project Scope: Renovation of a 108,000-sq. ft., five-story residence hall utilizing full BIM
implementation.
A DiGeronimo Company
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BUILD OHIO 2014 WINNERS (CONTINUED)
INDUSTRIAL/HEAVY: KOKOSING CONSTRUCTION CO., INC.
I-71/I-670 Interchange-Columbus Crossroads (Columbus)
Project Scope: Reconstruction of two-and-a-half miles of I-71 & I-670 including 18 ramps, 22 bridges, 26
retaining walls and a micro-tunnel.
CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT: SHOOK CONSTRUCTION CO.
St. Elizabeth Boardman Health Center (Youngstown)
Project Scope: Addition of a six-story, 184,000 sq. ft. tower and a two-story tower above existing spaces,
as well as renovations throughout hospital facility.
The Ruhlin Company
Honored to be celebrating 100 years of
Great People and Proven Results
General Contractor Construction Management Design/Build Sharon Center, Ohio 330-239-2800 www.ruhlin.com
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Division
Sponsors!
AGC of Ohio, Akron Division
serves general contractors and
construction managers in the
Akron/Canton region. AGC Akron
also operates a not-for-profit subsidiary called,
Operation Open Doors. Operation Open Doors has
been set up to offer handicap accessible remodeling
for permanently disabled veterans, fire fighters,
police officers, and construction workers in our area.
Through the generosity of our membership we have
been able to help many people with donations over
the years.
www.akron-agc.com | (330) 237-1885
Allied Construction Industries
(ACI) is a non-profit trade
association comprised of 550
member companies who employ
more than 25,000 individuals throughout Greater
Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky, and Southeastern
Indiana. Founded in 1929, ACI’s membership
includes union and open shop general contractors,
subcontractors, architects, engineers, developers,
material suppliers, and service providers to the
construction industry. ACI serves as an umbrella to
seven division associations, including the Cincinnati
Division of the AGC of Ohio.
www.aci-construction.org | (513) 221-8020
The Construction Employers
Association of Cleveland (CEA)
has served the construction
industry since 1916. CEA boast
membership of 160 and provides essential safety
services, consulting and advocacy for over 500
construction firms in Northeast Ohio. We operate
on three basic principles: Quality, Integrity, and
Professionalism. CEA and the AGC of Cleveland are
proud affiliates of the AGC of Ohio.
The Central Ohio AGC has served
the commercial construction
industry throughout 14 central Ohio
counties since 1937. Its membership
is comprised of both union and open shop general
contractors, subcontractors, and service providers.
The association represents over 300 contractors
through its membership and Construction
Advancement Program. Central Ohio AGC strives to
improve the construction industry by promoting fair
practices, working with public and private owners to
stimulate construction markets, labor relations, and
education and training initiatives.
www.centralohioagc.com | (614) 486-6446
West Central Ohio AGC provides its
members with the necessary tools to be
at the leading edge of the construction
industry. Its membership is comprised
of the top general and specialty
contractors in 15 counties around the Dayton/Lima
area. In support of the members, West Central Ohio
AGC plays an active role in economic development,
apprenticeship recruitment, education, safety, labor
relations, and more. Please contact the staff for help
with your construction needs.
The AGC of Northwest Ohio is a full
service trade association for commercial
and industrial contractors. The AGC
negotiates and administers 16 labor
contracts in Northwest Ohio and
Southeast Michigan, provides direct oversight to
multiple apprenticeship programs, administers
numerous labor/management cooperation
committees as well as ERISA administration. From
labor relations, safety, workforce development
and political advocacy, the AGC/ of NW Ohio is
committed to the needs of its members and the
industry as a whole.
www.agcnwo.com | (419) 241-3601
The Builders Association
represents approximately
200 employers in all types
of construction and allied fields. Its members
are the major employers of approximately 7,000
building tradesmen in Mahoning, Trumbull and
Columbiana Counties in Ohio and in Lawrence
and Mercer Counties in Pennsylvania. Created in
1970, the association negotiates 17 building trade
agreements, and offers numerous other services to
its members. The Builders Association houses the
Youngstown Division, AGC.
www.ceacisp.org| (216) 398-9860
www.agcofdayton.com | (937) 228-7865
www.thebuildersonline.com | (330) 539-6050
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PAST BUILD OHIO WINNERS
CONSTRUCTION SAFETY EXCELLENCE AWARDS
AGC OF OHIO CONSTRUCTION
SAFETY EXCELLENCE AWARD
The Construction Safety Excellence
Award
program
(CSEA) recognizes contractors for their overall safety
program. Winners are selected based upon their lost
workday and recordable incidence rates; elements within
their safety program; level
of employees’ and management’s commitment and involvement; new safety programs, procedures and
resources; and any unique aspects of the safety
program.
CSEA WINNERS 2001-2015
BUILDING
A.A. Boos & Sons, Inc. — 2013, 2011, 2009
Corna Kokosing Construction Co. — 2013, 2012, 2011, 2006,
2004, 2003
Danis Building Construction — 2008, 2007, 2005, 2001
Donley’s, Inc. — 2012, 2003
The Dotson Co. — 2003
Elford, Inc. — 2015, 2014, 2012, 2010, 2009, 2005, 2004, 2003,
2002
Lincoln Construction, Inc. — 2008, 2006, 2005, 2002, 2001
Marous Brothers Construction — 2009
Messer Construction Co. — 2009, 2006, 2005, 2004, 2003
Rudolph/Libbe, Inc. — 2012, 2008, 2007, 2002
R.W. Setterlin Building Co. — 2010
Shook Construction — 2004
Turner Construction Co. — 2008
Tuttle Construction, Inc. — 2015, 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005
AGC MEMBERS RECOGNIZED WITH
NATIONAL SAFETY AWARDS
Two of the latest Ohio CSEA winners - Elford, Inc.
and Tuttle Construction - were among the 37 firms
named the nation’s safest construction companies
in the by AGC of America in the national CSEA sponsored by Willis. The winners were selected during
AGC of America’s annual convention in early March.
CSEA awards are distributed for a number of categories based on the amount and type of work performed. The number of entries are narrowed by a
panel of AGC member construction safety professionals, and award winners were selected by a panel of five independent safety professionals within
the government, corporate and insurance industries. Final judging for the awards program took
place during the convention, where companies
made presentations about their programs.
Elford received first place honors in the Building
Division’s
250,000-450,000 Work-Hour
Category,
and Tuttle placed second in the Building Division’s
100,00-250,000 Work-Hour Category.
They received the recognition during awards ceremony at the convention held in San Juan, Puerto
Rico.
EXXCEL Project Management — 2002
Gilbane Building Co. — 2002
The Krill Co. — 2001
Tuttle Construction, Inc. — 2002
Turner Construction Co. — 2013, 2012, 2009
HEAVY
Elford, Inc.
Baker Concrete Construction — 2012, 2009, 2005
Limbach Co. — 2015
Richard Goettle, Inc. — 2004, 2003, 2001
TP Mechanical Contractors — 2014, 2013, 2009, 2006, 2005,
2003
Trisco Systems, Inc. — 2013, 2003, 2002
Tuttle Construction Co.
NEW CONSTRUCTION
OVER $20 MILLION
Shook, Inc.
Allen Research Center
(Symmes Township)
RENOVATION
Lincoln Construction Inc.
Kohl’s Dept. Stores
(Columbus)
INDUSTRIAL/HEAVY
Peterson Construction Co.
Ottawa County Waste
Water Treatment Plant
(Catawba Island)
1993
NEW CONSTRUCTION
UNDER $20 MILLION
Rudolph/Libbe Inc.
University of Toledo Center
for the Visual Arts, Toledo
Museum of Art (Toledo)
RENOVATION
Turner Construction Co.
Cincinnati Art Museum
Gallery
(Cincinnati)
SPECIALTY
The Wilson Floor Co.
Greater Columbus
Convention Center Flooring
(Columbus)
SPECIALTY
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NEW CONSTRUCTION
UNDER $20 MILLION
Welty Building Corp.
Wayne Dalton
Headquarters
(Mt. Hope)
NEW CONSTRUCTION
OVER $20 MILLION
Messer Construction Co.
University of Cincinnati
Hospital Critical Care
Pavilion, Phase III
(Cincinnati)
CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT
Jack Gibson Construction Co. — 2004
The Great Lakes Construction Co. — 2014
Independence Excavating, Inc. — 2014, 2013
Kirk Bros. Co., Inc. — 2004
Kokosing Construction Co. — 2010, 2009, 2008, 2006, 2005
The Ruhlin Co. — 2009, 2008, 2007
Shook Construction Company — 2014, 2013, 2011, 2003
1992
INDUSTRIAL/HEAVY
Kokosing Construction Co.
California Water Treatment
Plant Granular Activated
Carbon Contact Facility
1994
NEW CONSTRUCTION
UNDER $10 MILLION
Shook, Inc.
Paramount’s Kings Island
Days of Thunder Theater
(Mason)
NEW CONSTRUCTION
OVER $10 MILLION
Donley’s Inc.
Cleveland’s Gateway
Ballpark
(Cleveland)
RENOVATION
The Krill Co.
Case Western Reserve
University Adelbert Hall
(Cleveland)
SPECIALTY
Baker Concrete
Construction, Inc.
Proctor and Gamble Health
Care Research Center
Concrete Foundation
(Mason)
INDUSTRIAL/HEAVY
Rudolph/Libbe Inc.
BP Oil Stormwater
Retention Tanks (Toledo)
1995
NEW CONSTRUCTION
UNDER $10 MILLION
Tuttle Construction Inc.
Ford-UAW-LTC Training
Facility (Lima)
NEW CONSTRUCTION
OVER $10 MILLION
Welty Building Corp.
Inventors Hall of Fame
(Akron)
RENOVATION
Warm Bros. Construction
Co.
Plum Street Temple
(Cincinnati)
SPECIALTY
Construction Systems Inc.
Jefferson Outlet Mall
Synthetic Plaster
(Jeffersonville)
INDUSTRIAL/HEAVY
Baker Concrete
Construction, Inc.
Concrete of Rock and Roll
Hall of Fame Museum
(Cleveland)
1996
1997
NEW CONSTRUCTION
UNDER $10 MILLION
Handle Erection,
Longaberger Corporate
Office (Newark)
NEW CONSTRUCTION
UNDER $10 MILLION
Mosser Construction Inc.
Kent State University Liquid
Crystal Institute (Kent)
NEW CONSTRUCTION
OVER $10 MILLION
Dugan & Meyers
Construction Co.
Cedar Village (Mason)
NEW CONSTRUCTION
UNDER $10 MILLION
Rudolph/Libbe Inc.
Dana Credit Corporation
(Toledo)
RENOVATION
Jack Gibson
Construction Co.
Trumbull County
Courthouse Carnegie Law
Library (Warren)
NEW CONSTRUCTION
OVER $10 MILLION
The Arnoff Center for the
Arts (Cincinnati)
SPECIALTY
The Myron Cornish Co.
The Mall at Tuttle Crossing
Chrome Linear Metal
Panels (Dublin)
RENOVATION
Shook Building Group
The Ohio Statehouse
(Columbus)
INDUSTRIAL/HEAVY
Shook, Inc.
Crown Finished Water
Reservoir (Westlake)
SPECIALTY
Acme Arsena Co.
University, Kelvin Smith
Library Interior Finishes
(Cleveland)
SPECIALTY
Baker Concrete
Construction, Inc.
Arnoff Center for the Arts
Concrete (Cincinnati)
INDUSTRIAL/HEAVY
Dunlop & Johnston
Little Tikes Company
Distribution Center
(Hudson)
1998
NEW CONSTRUCTION
UNDER $10 MILLION
Corna/Kokosing
Construction Co.
Ohio Village Gothic Church
(Columbus)
NEW CONSTRUCTION
OVER $10 MILLION
Tuttle Construction, Inc.
Lima Community Center
(Lima)
RENOVATION
Shook, Inc.
Miami County Courthouse
Dome Restoration (Troy)
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SPECIALTY
Longaberger Basket
Building Synthetic Plaster
System
(Newark)
INDUSTRIAL/HEAVY
Danis Building
Construction Co.
Appleton Papers Machine
Rebuild (West Carrolton)
1999
NEW CONSTRUCTION
UNDER $10 MILLION
OSU/LTC Life and Physical
Sciences Building (Lima)
NEW CONSTRUCTION
OVER $10 MILLION
P.J. Dick Inc.
Defense Finance and
Accounting Service Center
(Columbus)
NEW CONSTRUCTION
OVER $10 MILLION
Corna/Kokosing
Construction Co.; Dugan
& Meyers Construction
Services Ltd and
Elford Inc.
Easton Town Center
(Columbus)
RENOVATION
Mosser Construction, Inc.
Valentine Theatre (Toledo)
SPECIALTY
Concrete Technology, Inc.
COSI – Curved Precast
Concrete Wall Panels
(Columbus)
INDUSTRIAL/HEAVY
Baker Concrete
Construction, Inc.
Ohio Turnpike (Sandusky
County)
2000
NEW CONSTRUCTION
UNDER $10 MILLION
Oberlin College Adam
Joseph Lewis Center for
Environmental Studies
(Oberlin)
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NEW CONSTRUCTION
OVER $10 MILLION
Baker Concrete Construction, Inc. and Dugan &
Meyers Construction Co.
Paul Brown Stadium
Concrete Superstructure
(Cincinnati)
CONSTRUCTION
MANAGEMENT
Donley’s, Inc.
WKYC-TV Channel 3
Headquarters (Cleveland)
RENOVATION
Jack Gibson
Construction Co.
Opus Twenty-One (Warren)
NEW CONSTRUCTION
UNDER $10 MILLION
Donley’s, Inc.
Peter B. Lewis Building,
University (Cleveland)
SPECIALTY
Acme Arsena Co.
Cleveland Clinic Eye
Institute Lobby Floor
(Cleveland)
INDUSTRIAL/HEAVY
IC Construction Co.
LTV Combustion Hood
Replacement (Cleveland)
2001
NEW CONSTRUCTION
UNDER $10 MILLION
Corna/Kokosing
Construction
Columbus State Pedestrian
Bridge (Columbus)
NEW CONSTRUCTION
OVER $10 MILLION
Baker Concrete Construction; P.J. Dick, Inc.; and
Concrete Outbuild, OSU
Stadium Renovation
(Columbus)
RENOVATION
Marous Brothers
Construction, Inc.
The Hyatt Regency at the
Arcade (Cleveland)
INDUSTRIAL/HEAVY
Ohio Turnpike, Maumee
River Bridge (Toledo)
SPECIALTY
Tru Wall Concrete, Inc.
Schuster Performing
Arts Center Concrete
Stagehouse Wall,
Foundation & Footings
(Dayton)
2002
NEW CONSTRUCTION
OVER $10 MILLION
Shook, Inc.
Relizon Co. Headquarters
(Dayton)
RENOVATION
Bowen-Thompson Student
Union, Bowling Green State
University (Bowling Green)
SPECIALTY
South Texas Drywall
Polaris Fashion Place,
Interior Drywall and
Ceilings (Columbus)
CONSTRUCTION
MANAGEMENT
The Ohio State University,
Ohio Stadium Renovation
(Columbus)
INDUSTRIAL/HEAVY
Rudolph/Libbe, Inc.
Walgreen’s Distribution
Center (Perrysburg)
2003
NEW CONSTRUCTION
UNDER $10 MILLION
Rudolph/Libbe, Inc.
Ottawa County Visitors
Center (Ottawa County)
NEW CONSTRUCTION
OVER $10 MILLION
Danis Construction Co.
Miami Valley Hospital SW
Development (Dayton)
RENOVATION
Bostleman Corp.
Trinity Episcopal Church
Nave Renewal (Toledo)
INDUSTRIAL/HEAVY
Shook/Kokosing, LLC
Baldwin Filter
Rehabilitation (Cleveland)
SPECIALTY
TP Mechanical Contractors
Marion Correctional Repipe (Marion)
CONSTRUCTION
MANAGEMENT
Messer/Danis, LLC
Schuster Performing Arts
Center (Dayton)
2004
NEW CONSTRUCTION
UNDER $10 MILLION
Raymond T. McKay Training Center (Toledo)
NEW CONSTRUCTION
OVER $10 MILLION
Dolan Center for Science &
Technology (University
Heights)
RENOVATION
Lincoln Construction, Inc.
St. Patrick Church
(Columbus)
INDUSTRIAL/HEAVY
C.J. Mahan
Construction Co.
Lane Avenue Bridge
(Columbus)
SPECIALTY
TP Mechanical Contractors
Ohio Courts Building
Plumbing and Mechanical
Renovation (Columbus)
CONSTRUCTION
MANAGEMENT
The Ohio Judicial Center
Restoration (Columbus)
2005
NEW CONSTRUCTION
UNDER $10 MILLION
Charles Construction
Services, Inc.
Owens State Community
College (Findlay)
NEW CONSTRUCTION
UNDER $10 MILLION
Heidelberg College,
Gillmore Science Hall
National Center for Water
Research Study (Tiffin)
NEW CONSTRUCTION
OVER $10 MILLION
Marous Brothers
Construction, Inc.
Park Synagogue East
(Pepper Pike)
RENOVATION
Polaris Parkway Laboratory
(Columbus)
INDUSTRIAL/HEAVY
Haverhill North Coke
Facility (Haverhill)
SPECIALTY
OCP Contractors, Inc.
Westfield Franklin Park
Expansion Exterior and
Interior Finishes (Toledo)
CONSTRUCTION
MANAGEMENT
Cincinnati State
Community College,
Advanced Technology
& Learning Center and
Parking Garage (Cincinnati)
2006
NEW CONSTRUCTION
UNDER $10 MILLION
Worthington Christian
Church (Columbus)
NEW CONSTRUCTION
OVER $10 MILLION
Rudolph/Libbe, Inc.
Toledo Museum of Art
Glass Pavilion (Toledo)
RENOVATION
Idea Center at Playhouse
Square (Cleveland)
INDUSTRIAL/HEAVY
New Ford V6 Engine Line
Duratec 35 (Lima)
CONSTRUCTION
MANAGEMENT
University of Cincinnati
Main Street (Cincinnati)
2007
RENOVATION
Columbus College of Art &
Design
Schottenstein Residence
(Columbus)
NEW CONSTRUCTION
UNDER $10 MILLION
Baker Concrete
Construction, Inc.
Great Wolf Lodge &
Waterpark (Mason)
NEW CONSTRUCTION
UNDER $10 MILLION
Bostleman Corp.
Congregation B’Nai Israel
Synagogue (Sylvania)
NEW CONSTRUCTION
OVER $10 MILLION
Messer/Miles-McClellan
The Surgical and Heart
Center at Grant (Columbus)
INDUSTRIAL/HEAVY
Elford, Inc.
Abercrombie & Fitch
Distribution Center 2 (New
Albany)
CONSTRUCTION
MANAGEMENT
Welty Building Co.
Akron Art Museum
Expansion & Renovation
(Akron)
NEW CONSTRUCTION
UNDER $7-20 MILLION
Shoppes at River Ridge
(Dublin)
NEW CONSTRUCTION
OVER $20 MILLION
Elford/Gilbane
Dublin Methodist Hospital
(Dublin)
RENOVATION
Tuttle Construction Inc.
Spirit of Caring Lima
Memorial Health Systems
(Lima)
CONSTRUCTION
MANAGEMENT
Bostleman/Rudolph/Libbe
ProMedica Renaissance
(Toledo)
2009
NEW CONSTRUCTION
UNDER $7 MILLION
Corna Kokosing
Construction Co.
Torat Emet (Columbus)
NEW CONSTRUCTION
UNDER $7-20 MILLION
Muskingum University
Walter K. Chess Center
(New Concord)
NEW CONSTRUCTION
OVER $20 MILLION
Bethany Village (Dayton)
RENOVATION
UT Savage Arena (Toledo)
INDUSTRIAL/HEAVY
The Ruhlin Co.
I-90 Innerbelt Bridge
Section Relocation
(Cleveland)
2008
SPECIALTY
Donley’s, Inc.
89th Street Service Center
& Garage Concrete
(Cleveland)
NEW CONSTRUCTION
UNDER $7 MILLION
Megen Construction Co.
Fernald Preserve Visitors
Center (Harrison)
SPECIALTY
Limbach Co., LLC
Mt. Carmel West
Critical Infrastructure
Upgrade (Columbus)
CONSTRUCTION
MANAGEMENT
OSU Thompson Library
(Columbus)
2010
NEW CONSTRUCTION
$7-20 MILLION
Bryant Arts Center
(Granville)
INDUSTRIAL/HEAVY
Main Street Bridge
(Columbus)
SPECIALTY
Baker Concrete
Construction Inc.
The Great American Tower
(Cincinnati)
SPECIALTY
Limbach Co. LLC
Energy Conservation
Project
(Columbus)
CONSTRUCTION
MANAGEMENT
Battelle Hall Renovation &
Expansion (Columbus)
NEW CONSTRUCTION
OVER $20 MILLION
Xavier University Hoff
Academic Quad (Cincinnati)
2011
NEW CONSTRUCTION
UNDER $7 MILLION
R.J. Beischel Building Co.
Marjorie P. Lee Wellness
Center Addition (Cincinnati)
NEW CONSTRUCTION
$7-20 MILLION
Rudolph/Libbe Inc.
Wolfe Center for the Arts
(Bowling Green)
NEW CONSTRUCTION
OVER $20 MILLION
Great American Tower at
Queen City Square
(Cincinnati)
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RENOVATION
Corna Kokosing
Construction Co.
Columbus Museum of Art
Renovation (Columbus)
CONSTRUCTION
MANAGEMENT
Nationwide Children’s Hospital (Columbus)
INDUSTRIAL/HEAVY
Kirtland Pump Station
Rehabilitation
(Cleveland)
NEW CONSTRUCTION
OVER $20 MILLION
Baker Construction Co.
Wexner Medical Expansion
(Columbus)
SPECIALTY
OCP Contractors, Inc.
Bowling Green State
University Student Housing
(Bowling Green)
NEW CONSTRUCTION
OVER $20 MILLION
Rudolph/Libbe, Inc.
Lake High School (Millbury)
CONSTRUCTION
MANAGEMENT
Scioto Mile (Columbus)
2012
RENOVATION
Lincoln Construction Inc.
Ebaugh Laboratories
(Granville)
INDUSTRIAL/HEAVY
Middletown Coke &
Cogeneration Facility
(Middletown)
SPECIALTY
C.T. Taylor Co. Inc.
Cleveland State University
Experimental Wind Turbine
at Progressive Field
(Cleveland)
2013
NEW CONSTRUCTION
OVER $30 MILLION
Rudolph/Libbe Inc.
(Walbridge) PRO-TEC
Continuous Annealing Line
Facility
NEW CONSTRUCTION
$7-30 MILLION
Donley’s, Inc.
Museum of Contemporary
Art (Cleveland)
SPECIALTY OVER
$7 MILLION
Dugan & Meyers
Construction Co.
Ohio State South High
Rises and Additional
Geothermal Well Fields
(Columbus)
SPECIALTY UNDER
$7 MILLION
A.A. Boos & Sons, Inc.
GateKeeper Foundations
(Sandusky)
2014
NEW CONSTRUCTION
OVER $20 MILLION
Donley’s, Inc.
Tinkham Veale University
Center (Cleveland)
NEW CONSTRUCTION
UNDER $30 MILLION
Connor Group Corporate
Headquarters (Dayton)
RENOVATION
77 North Front St.
(Columbus)
Sewer T.V. Inspection
Complete Sewer Systems
Services & Evaluation
High Velocity Sewer Cleaning
& Vacuum Removal
Hydro Excavating (Utility Location)
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Ohio Operating Engineers
Apprenticeship & Training Program
Donald R. Black ~ Administrative Manager
1184 Dublin Road
Columbus, Ohio 43215
1-888-488-9997 ~ 1-614-487-6531
INDUSTRIAL/HEAVY
I-71/I-670 Interchange
- Columbus Crossroads
(Columbus)
RENOVATION
The Krill Co., Inc.
John Carroll University
Murphy Hall (University
Heights)
2015 APPLICATION DATES
January 25, 26, 27 & February 4, 5, 6, 2016
SPECIALTY OVER
$7 MILLION
University of Toledo
Interprofessional
Immersive Simulation
Center (Toledo)
SPECIALTY UNDER
$7 MILLION
OhioHealth CareConnect
Deployment (Columbus)
Applications will be accepted at the following
locations from 9:00am to 3:00pm
Training Centers
Region I~Nancy Hanlan
Richfield
4675 Newton Road
Richfield, Ohio 44286
1-330-659-4115
1-800-842-9419
Region II~Bill Dell
Cygnet
9435 Cygnet Road
Cygnet, Ohio 43413
1-419-655-3282
1-888-634-6880
Business: (513) 398-4521
Fax: (513) 398-5628
Email: televacn@aol.com
Region III~Mike Cooper
Logan
30410 Strawn Road
Logan, Ohio 43138
1-740-385-2567
1-888-385-2567
Region IV~Maurice Davis
Miamisburg
4250 Soldiers Home/Miamisburg Rd
Miamisburg, Ohio 45342
1-937-859-5211
1-800-635-4928
IUOE Local 18 Union Halls
District 3
1188 Dublin Road
Columbus, Ohio 43215
1-888-385-2567
J&J Environmental Inc.
7611 Easy Street
Mason, OH 45040
www.tele-vac.com
CONSTRUCTION
MANAGEMENT
Shook Construction Co.
St. Elizabeth Boardman
Health Center
(Youngstown)
District 6
1721 Triplett Blvd
Akron, Ohio 44306
1-800-842-9419
Earn
As You
Learn
Operating Engineers
are the men and women who
operate and repair the equipment
that builds America!
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