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Job List - Central Puget Sound Carpenters (LU 30) - April 2017 PNWRCC Job List - Central Puget Sound Carpenters (LU 30) - April 2017 Job List - WWAC PROJECT: PLA: Seattle to South Bellevue Heavy ADDRESS: , , WA VALUE: Greater Than Civil E-130 $20M PROJECT STAGE(S): Awarded LAST JOBSITE VISIT: Jan 04, 2017 Kiewit-Hoffman JV - UNION GC: Kiewit-Hoffman JV PROJECT: Laser Cutting NW - Update ADDRESS: 3136 C Street Northwest, Auburn, WA 98001 VALUE: $2M - $5M PROJECT STAGE(S): Awarded LAST JOBSITE VISIT: Mar 13, 2017 POE Construction, Inc - UNION GC: POE Construction, Inc PROJECT: Sammamish High School Phase 2 ADDRESS: 100 140th Ave SE, Bellevue, WA 98004 VALUE: PROJECT STAGE(S): Demolition LAST JOBSITE VISIT: Jan 18, 2017 Spee West Construction Company - UNION GC: Spee West Construction Company CONCRETE - HORIZONTAL DECKS: Spee West ACOUSTICAL: Forrest Sound Products Construction Company METAL FRAMING: G K Knutson, Inc INSULATION: Commercial Insulation Services DRYWALL: G K Knutson, Inc SIDING: MD Exteriors Inc DOORS & HARDWARE: Henriksen Services, Inc. MILLWORK INSTALLATION: Henriksen S 31 MMaarr 2 200117 71 41:428:2:180:11 Page P1age 1 of 49 PPNNWWRRCCC Contains jobs being performed by PNWRCC Signatory Contractors or Non-Signatory Contractors with signed Project Agreements. Additional information about jobs listed within this report can be obtained by contacting your Council Representative at 1-877-745-9555 or visiting the jobsite directly. This report is the property of the PNWRCC and is not to be duplicated or distributed without prior written consent from the PNWRCC. No exceptions. PROJECT: PLA: Downtown Bellevue Tunnel (E330) ADDRESS: 11121 Main st, Bellevue, WA 98004 VALUE: Greater Than $20M PROJECT STAGE(S): Site Work LAST JOBSITE VISIT: Sep 20, 2016 Guy F Atkinson Constuction LLC - UNION GC: Guy F Atkinson Constuction LLC PILEDRIVING: Malcolm Drilling Co Inc INSULATION: InsulPro Projects LLC (WA) CONCRETE - HORIZONTAL DECKS: Conco Cement PILEDRIVING: Condon-Johnson & Assoc. Inc Company PROJECT: Ford Dealership of Bellevue ADDRESS: 411 116th Ave NE, Bellevue, WA 98004 VALUE: $2M - $5M PROJECT STAGE(S): Acoustical / Siding/Paint / Millwork LAST JOBSITE VISIT: Jan 25, 2017 Foushee & Associates, Inc - UNION GC: Foushee & Associates, Inc CONCRETE - HORIZONTAL DECKS: Foushee & WOOD FRAMING: Panelized Structures Inc Associates, Inc ACOUSTICAL: GL Systems DRYWALL: Nelson Construction Co METAL STUD/FRAMING: Nelson Construction Co INSULATION: Insulation Contractors Inc. MILLWORK INSTALLATION: WW Wells Millwork LLC PROJECT: Seattle Humane Society ADDRESS: 13212 SE Eastgate Way, Bellevue, WA 98005 VALUE: $15M - $20M PROJECT STAGE(S): Site Work LAST JOBSITE VISIT: Jan 23, 2017 Ferguson Construction - UNION GC: Ferguson Construction CONCRETE - HORIZONTAL DECKS: ARH & DRYWALL: PSA, LLC Associates METAL STUD/FRAMING: PSA, LLC CONCRETE - FLATWORK: Ferguson Construction PROJECT: Tillicum Middle School ADDRESS: 16020 SE 16th St., Bellevue, WA 98008 VALUE: Greater Than $20M PROJECT STAGE(S): Footing LAST JOBSITE VISIT: Jan 18, 2017 Spee West Construction Company - UNION GC: Spee West Construction Company CONCRETE - VERTICALCONCRETE: Spee West DRYWALL: G K Knutson, Inc Construction Company METAL STUD/FRAMING: G K Knutson, Inc 31 MMaarr 2 200117 71 41:428:2:180:11 Page P2age 2 of 49 PPNNWWRRCCC Contains jobs being performed by PNWRCC Signatory Contractors or Non-Signatory Contractors with signed Project Agreements. Additional information about jobs listed within this report can be obtained by contacting your Council Representative at 1-877-745-9555 or visiting the jobsite directly. This report is the property of the PNWRCC and is not to be duplicated or distributed without prior written consent from the PNWRCC. No exceptions. PROJECT: Performing Arts Center - Eastside ADDRESS: 855 106th Ave NE, Bellevue, WA 98004 VALUE: Greater Than $20M PROJECT STAGE(S): Planning LAST JOBSITE VISIT: Mar 30, 2017 Sellen Construction, Inc. - UNION GC: Sellen Construction, Inc. PROJECT: Lincoln Square Expansion - 2 Bldgs - ADDRESS: 410 Bellevue Way NE, Bellevue, WA 98004 VALUE: Greater Than Phase II $20M PROJECT STAGE(S): Frame-Metal / Drywall / Doors/Hardware / Millwork LAST JOBSITE VISIT: Feb 15, 2017 GLY Construction Inc - UNION GC: GLY Construction Inc CONCRETE - HORIZONTAL DECKS: McClone METAL FRAMING: Anning-Johnson Co (WA) Construction INSULATION: Insulpro Projects Inc. DRYWALL: Anning-Johnson Co (WA) SCAFFOLD: Performance Contracting Inc (PCI) - DOORS & HARDWARE: GLY Construction Inc Woodinville MILLWORK INSTALLATION: GLY Construction Inc PILEDRIVING: PROJECT: PLA - Factoria Recycling & Transfer ADDRESS: 13800 SE 32nd St., Bellevue, WA 98005 VALUE: Greater Than Station $20M PROJECT STAGE(S): Site Work / Drywall LAST JOBSITE VISIT: Mar 06, 2017 PCL Construction Services, Inc. - UNION CONCRETE - HORIZONTAL DECKS: PCL Civil ACOUSTICAL: Forrest Sound Products METAL FRAMING: Enderis Co, Inc Constructors, Inc. INSULATION: Insulation Contractors Inc DRYWALL: Enderis Co, Inc SCAFFOLD: PCL Civil Constructors, Inc. CABINET INSTALLATION: Casework Install Inc. PILEDRIVING: Malcolm Drilling Co Inc GC: PCL Construction Serv 31 MMaarr 2 200117 71 41:428:2:180:11 Page P3age 3 of 49 PPNNWWRRCCC Contains jobs being performed by PNWRCC Signatory Contractors or Non-Signatory Contractors with signed Project Agreements. Additional information about jobs listed within this report can be obtained by contacting your Council Representative at 1-877-745-9555 or visiting the jobsite directly. This report is the property of the PNWRCC and is not to be duplicated or distributed without prior written consent from the PNWRCC. No exceptions. PROJECT: The Bellevue Collection - 2 Bldgs & ADDRESS: 575 Bellevue Way Northeast, Bellevue, WA 98004 VALUE: Greater Than Addition to Phase I $20M PROJECT STAGE(S): Awarded LAST JOBSITE VISIT: Sep 26, 2016 GLY Construction Inc - UNION GC: GLY Construction Inc PROJECT: Block 14 core & Shell ADDRESS: 12280 NE District Way, Bellevue, WA 98005 VALUE: PROJECT STAGE(S): Frame-Metal / Drywall LAST JOBSITE VISIT: Mar 14, 2017 Lease Crutcher Lewis Construction - Seattle - UNION GC: Lease Crutcher Lewis Construction - Seattle CONCRETE - VERTICALCONCRETE: Lease Crutcher PILEDRIVING: Malcolm Drilling Co Inc Lewis Construction - Seattle ACOUSTICAL: Performance Contracting Inc (PCI) - Seattle DRYWALL: Performance Contracting Inc (PCI) - INSULATION: Performance Contracting Inc (PCI) - METAL STUD/F: Seattle Seattle PROJECT: Block 14-Global Information Exchange ADDRESS: 12880 NE District Way, Bellevue, WA 98005 VALUE: PROJECT STAGE(S): Site Work / Frame-Metal / Drywall LAST JOBSITE VISIT: Mar 14, 2017 Skanska USA Building, Inc - Washington Division - UNION GC: Skanska USA Building, Inc - Washington ACOUSTICAL: Firstline Systems, Inc DRYWALL: Firstline Systems, Inc Division INSULATION: Firstline Systems, Inc METAL STUD/FRAMING: Firstline Systems, Inc PROJECT: Expedia Flr 20 ADDRESS: 10900 Northeast 4th Street, Bellevue, WA 98004 VALUE: PROJECT STAGE(S): Planning LAST JOBSITE VISIT: Nov 08, 2016 BNBuilders - UNION GC: BNBuilders 31 MMaarr 2 200117 71 41:428:2:180:11 Page P4age 4 of 49 PPNNWWRRCCC Contains jobs being performed by PNWRCC Signatory Contractors or Non-Signatory Contractors with signed Project Agreements. Additional information about jobs listed within this report can be obtained by contacting your Council Representative at 1-877-745-9555 or visiting the jobsite directly. This report is the property of the PNWRCC and is not to be duplicated or distributed without prior written consent from the PNWRCC. No exceptions. PROJECT: Lincoln Square Expansion-Henrys' ADDRESS: 410 Bellevue Way Northeast, Bellevue, WA 98004 VALUE: Tavern Space 310 3rdFlor PROJECT STAGE(S): Frame-Metal / Drywall LAST JOBSITE VISIT: Dec 08, 2016 Wilcox Construction - UNION GC: Wilcox Construction DRYWALL: G K Knutson, Inc METAL STUD/FRAMING: G K Knutson, Inc PROJECT: Lincoln Square Expansion - Ballmer ADDRESS: 410 Bellevue Way Northeast, Bellevue, WA 98004 VALUE: Group / Suite - Floor 3000 PROJECT STAGE(S): Awarded LAST JOBSITE VISIT: Oct 25, 2016 GLY Construction Inc - UNION GC: GLY Construction Inc PROJECT: Lincoln Square Expansion-Wild Ginger ADDRESS: 410 Bellevue Way Northeast, Bellevue, WA 98004 VALUE: Space 110 PROJECT STAGE(S): Frame-Metal LAST JOBSITE VISIT: Feb 02, 2017 GLY Construction Inc - UNION GC: GLY Construction Inc DRYWALL: Performance Contracting Inc (PCI) - METAL STUD/FRAMING: Performance Contracting Seattle Inc (PCI) - Seattle MILLWORK INSTALLATION: Master Millwork, Inc ACOUSTICAL: Performance Contracting Inc (PCI) - Seattle PROJECT: Lincoln Square Expansion - Taylor ADDRESS: 504 Bellevue Way Northeast, Bellevue, WA 98004 VALUE: Shellfish Suite 112 PROJECT STAGE(S): Frame-Metal LAST JOBSITE VISIT: Jan 31, 2017 Wilcox Construction - UNION GC: Wilcox Construction 31 MMaarr 2 200117 71 41:428:2:180:11 Page P5age 5 of 49 PPNNWWRRCCC Contains jobs being performed by PNWRCC Signatory Contractors or Non-Signatory Contractors with signed Project Agreements. Additional information about jobs listed within this report can be obtained by contacting your Council Representative at 1-877-745-9555 or visiting the jobsite directly. This report is the property of the PNWRCC and is not to be duplicated or distributed without prior written consent from the PNWRCC. No exceptions. PROJECT: Lincoln Square Expansion-Fogo De Chao ADDRESS: 410 Bellevue Way Northeast, Bellevue, WA 98004 VALUE: Space 140 1st floor PROJECT STAGE(S): Frame-Metal LAST JOBSITE VISIT: Jan 31, 2017 Wilcox Construction - UNION GC: Wilcox Construction DRYWALL: G K Knutson,
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