ABC Delaware announces award winners

183
Advertisement

 

DelawareThe Associated Builders and Contractors Delaware Chapter announced the following winners of its annual Excellence in Construction Awards program. The awards are listed by company. ABC represents merit shop companies in Delaware.

 A & H Metals (AH Metals EX UD CR Dining)

In the specialty category of ornamental metals, an Excellence is presented to A & H Metals for the University of Delaware Caesar Rodney Residence & Dining Hall. A & H is proud to have performed the ornamental metal work for the new Academy Street dining and residence hall, adding to the beauty of the project and enhancing the dining and living experiences for the students.

Assurance Media (Assurance EX MOT High School)

Advertisement

Assurance Media is presented with an Excellence in the specialty category of security, AV and structured cabling for the MOT Charter High School. In just a 3-month timeframe, Assurance Media installed over 32 miles of voice and data cabling, and over 220 devices around the school giving students the safety of robust security systems and the best educational technology available today.

Color Works Painting (Color Works EX Conrail Bridge

An Excellence is awarded to Color Works Painting for the Conrail Belt, Loop & South track line railroad bridge in the specialty category of industrial coatings. The project required application of two different PennDOT Bulletin 15 coating systems while working with stringent outside inspectors. The project, located in Philadelphia, weighs a total of 750 tons.

County Group Companies (County EX Occidental Chem)

In the specialty category of hazardous remediation, County Group Companies is awarded an excellence for Occidental Chemical. This EPA high priority site presented many challenges; numerous contaminates, high heat environment and extreme height all combined to make this one of the highest safety concern sites that County Group has ever performed. The job was completed with no injuries.

Eastern Industrial Services (Eastern EX Kuehne Chem)

An Excellence in the category of specialty multi-crafts (thermal insulation, scaffolding and coatings) is presented to Eastern Industrial Services for Kuehune Chemical.  Eastern Industrial delivered insulation, scaffolding and coatings services supporting a significant new construction effort by Kuehne. All work was performed safely, on time and under budget while working under tight time constraints in congested conditions.

Nason Construction (Nason EX Beebe Nursing)

In the GC/CM $10-15M category, the Excellence is presented to Nason Construction for the Margaret H. Rollins School of Nursing. The new school creates a beautiful, realistic learning environment for Beebe Healthcare’s students while utilizing advanced and modern observation technology, and motivating graduates to continue to live and work in the state of Delaware.

Nickle Electrical Companies (Nickel EX Del State U)

An Excellence is presented to Nickle Electrical Companies in the electrical $2-10M category for the Delaware State University OSCAR Lab. The 28,090 sq. ft. Optical Science Center for Applied Research is a new and unique triangular-shaped building on the Delaware State University campus in Dover. Optic research, and those with expertise in the field, is in high demand.

 Nickel Electrical Companies (Nickle EX OC Conven Ctr)

In the electrical under $2M category, an Excellence is awarded to Nickle Electrical Companies for the new 20,000 sq. ft. performing art center at the Roland E. Powell Convention Center in Ocean City, MD. It includes a 1,200-seat auditorium, stage, two levels of fixed seating, an orchestra pit, dressing rooms, concession area and box office.

 Nowland Associates (Nowland EX Oxford Lib)

In the GC/CM under $2M cagetory, an Excellence is presented to Nowland Associates for the Oxford Public Library. The Oxford Library hired Nowland Associated to resurrect an expansion project that had been stalled due to budget overruns. Completion of this successful design/build project has given renewed life to an aging facility which will benefit the community for decads.

Ralph G. Degli Obizzi & Sons (RGD EX UD CR Dining/Residence)

Ralph G. Degli Obizzi & Sons is awarded an Excellence in the mechanical $2-10M category for the University of Delaware Caesar Rodney Residence & Dining Hall. Quality control was very important of the job. A team from UD, Whiting-Turner and all subcontractors was required to talk the job every other week to identify deficiencies and make recommendations to provide a better product. This helped eliminate a long punch list at the end of the project.

 RC Fabricators (RCFab EX Laurel Middle)

RC Fabricators received the Excellence in the specialty category of steel fabrication and erection for Laurel Middle & High School.   This new facility will accommodate 1,400 future graduates split between the middle and high school. With over 1,100 tons of steel and 200,000 sq. ft., the design layout has provided the best of both worlds for students and teachers.

Richard Y. Johnson & Son (RYJohnson EX Laurel Middle/High)

Richard Y. Johnson & Son is presented an Excellence in the GC/CM $50M & over category. This 210,000 sq. ft. new school was construction adjacent to an occupied school and under difficult weather conditions. Richard Y. Johnson worked closely with the owner and design team to coordinate activities on site safely and efficiently while delivering the project under budget.

SC & A Construction (SCA EX Wilmington CC)

SC & A Construction is awarded an Excellence in the GC/CM $5-10M category for the Wilmington Country Club. The Club’s clubhouse expansion and renovation project, which faced with many challenges throughout the duration, resulted in a beautifully renovated facility that exceeded the expectations of all involved.

Wayman Fire Protection (Wayman EX UD CR Hall)

In the specialty category of fire sprinkler/alarm system, Wayman Fire Protection is awarded an Excellence for the University of Delaware Caesar Rodney Residence & Dining Hall. The fire suppression system includes both commercial and residential applications installed on sloped ceilings in state-of-the-art spaces. These conditions made for a challenging project, but in the end a spectacular space for tomorrow’s leaders to call home.

Wohlsen Construction (Wohlsen  EX Healthsouth Rehab)

Wohlsen Construction  is awarded an Excellence in the GC/CM $15-20M category for HealthSouth. Wohlsen and Robbins & Morton teamed to provide both preconstruction and construction management services for the nationwide post-acute rehabilitation specialists to construction their new 34-bed inpatient rehabilitation hospital in Middletown.

Wohlsen Construction (Wohlsen EX AM Surgical)

In the GC/CM$2-5M category, the Excellence is awarded to Wohlsen Construction for Christiana Care’s AM Surgical Intake at Christiana Hospital. Wohlsen provided preconstruction and construction services for the project which included extensive renovations to office space, courtyard demolition and an addition with rooftop patio.

Worth & Company (Worth EX Teva Pharm)

Worth & Company is awarded the Excellence in the mechanical under $2M category for TEVA Pharmaceuticals. The TEVA project was a demolition and remodel of lab space. The specialty project involved multiple disciplines, entailed heavy coordination, and a tight schedule. The project scope included: construct and install plumbing and process piping, ductwork and fixtures, and installation of owner equipment.

Advertisement
Previous articleZip Code Wilmington places all 16 members of 1st graduating class
Next articleWohlsen joins celebration at new Nanicoke health building in Seaford
Delaware Business Now is a four-year-old, five-day-a-week newsletter and website operated by Bird Street Media LLC. Publisher and Chief Content Officer is Doug Rainey, a 30-year veteran of business journalism in the state of Delaware.  Business Now focuses on breaking business news in Delaware and immediate adjacent areas with apropriate background and perspective. Also offered exclusively in our FREE newsletter is commentary on state and regional issues. Have a complaint, question or even a compliment? Send an email to drainey@delawarebusinessnow.com. For advertising information, click on the About tab at the top of the home page Our business hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. Call us at 302.753.0691.
Advertisement