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Volume 40, Issue 2 Mar 6, 2020 DEENY CONSTRUCTION CO. INC. Volume 40, Issue 2 SINCE 1938 Mar 6, 2020 We Dig Safer and Better Longtime customer JTM Construction also has a renovation project on the Ballard waterfront that requires some of our excavation and utility By installation expertise and is projected for a spring start. Jon Deeny We are extremely excited to have the opportunity to work with three new customers. Graham has The success of our 2019, which ended fiscally for us hired us to return this spring to Seattle’s Denny at the end of January, has carried over into 2020! Triangle to install site utilities for their First Through the hard work of Lucas Clements, Jason Light Tower project. Only a few blocks away we Craig and Patrick Deeny, many jobs have been add- will be installing the Seattle City Light duct ed to our rolls in the past few months that have bol- banks, also this spring, for Onni Development’s stered are already significant backlog and given opti- 1120 John job. This scope is highlighted by the mism that this year will rival if not even surpass 2019. crossing of busy Fairview Avenue. BN Builders, The following is a partial list of these new opportuni- who is building a portion of the massive Rainier ties. Square redevelopment, noticed how we had suc- cessfully navigated our challenging scope with Sellen Construction contracted with us for the full Lease Crutcher Lewis on the same project and sitework (earthwork & utilities) package for Phase I awarded us the site work on their portion as well. and Phase II on their St. Thomas School project in Pat and company started this one a few weeks Medina. Will and crew have done a great job so far in ago and are doing a great job so far. showing Sellen how we can shine on this type of work. After our great partnership at their CitizenM Once again thanks to all of our repeat customers. Hotel in South Lake Union, Mortenson has chosen us It is our goal to perform equally as well on our for the full sitework scope for the new CitizenM along first job with you as our 101st! And thank you to the Seattle waterfront. We are excited to be starting our new costumers. We are happy you have put that job in the next few weeks! your faith in us. We are convinced that our per- formance will ensure that we work together many Hinoki Apartments, in the redeveloping Yesler Ter- times in the future! race neighborhood of Seattle, is the location of the latest chapter in our long-term relationship with An- dersen Construction. Again, for this one we are per- We Dig Safer & Better! forming all earthwork and utility scopes. Working through the fall and early winter we were blessed with some relatively dry weather at times and the talents of Mark and crew to finish the mass excavation and ear- ly utilities. We will return this spring to complete the balance of our work. Walsh Construction signed us up for two more jobs. For their Pioneer Belmont project in the congested Capitol Hill neighborhood, we have finished the mass Time Loss Injury Stats excavation and early work with plans to also return in 2,546 days since last time loss injury (More than 6 years!) the spring. For the renovation of Providence Dolores House in North Seattle we will complete miscellane- Record: 2,700 days without a time loss ous sitework and a bit of utilities. injury! Shamrock Shenanigans Page 2 We dig Safety! By Sam Razor Welcome to flu and cold season everyone! This season has hit pretty hard with the addition of the Corona Virus (COVID-19). With the severity of COVID-19 we decided it would be appro- priate to cover some symptoms, causes and prevention measures for our safety item this month. Physical health is an important component to safety. If an individual doesn’t feel well, the deci- sions to take shortcuts becomes easier, but not safer. An individual that is sick can also spread germs that can make others on site sick as well. COVID-19 spreads mainly from person to person by sneezing and coughing. It can also spread by touching something that has the virus on it, then touching your mouth, eyes, or nose. There are several symptoms of COVID-19 which includes; fever/chills, shortness of breath, coughing or sore throat. Symptoms typically appear 7-14 days after exposure. Those who have been infected have shown severity levels ranging from mild to sever. Most people that have contracted COVID-19 have recovered without needing medical treatment, however, there have been hospitalizations and death associated with this illness. Those that are most at risk are; pregnant women, children, and adults with underlying conditions (asthma, dia- betes, suppressed immune systems, heart disease, and kidney disease). These individuals are more likely to have complications. There are several ways to protect yourself against COVID-19. The best way is through proper hygiene. Avoid close contact with people who are sick. Do not touch your eyes, nose and mouth. Stay home if you are sick. Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue then throw the tissue away. Clean and disinfect objects and surfaces that are used regularly using a standard household cleaning spray or wipe. Wash your hands regularly with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. If soap and water is not available use an alcohol based hand sanitizer with at least 60% alcohol. For more information about COVID-19 please visit https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019- ncov/index.html Shamrock Shenanigans Page 3 TO FILL YOU IN By Patrick Deeny 400 University – BN Builders We have been excited to begin our first project with BN Builders and couldn’t have picked a better one to start on. 400 University is the second new building site on the Rainier Tower block (4th - 5th Ave & University - Union) after the first Rainier Square Tower project topped out last year. In fact, this new project was already built up approximately to ground level, leaving BN Builders to complete the above-ground building. Our first tasks Pat and crew have been working on are to remove a large tower crane founda- tion, along with the building shoring from the perimeter of the site. We will move on to complete utility work as the project progresses. Thanks BNB for selecting us! ACME Farms – Exxel Pacific Mark and crew just completed installing a ‘triple-tap’ – when you fit three side sewers into a single trench. This is but another large project in the International District, an area that has seen a rise in development in recent years. We will return at a later date to hook up their water lines and possibly complete some street panel removal and grading. Columbia City ‘Alta’ – Exxel Pacific Sly and crew completed a rather challenging duct-bank crossing working alongside Bergelectric. Ex- isting utilities typically pose a challenge when installing new utilities. We had to make field adjust- ments to go over/under certain utilities to make sure we stayed within SCL standards and were able to pass our SCL inspection. St. Thomas School – Sellen Construction Will and crew began the mass excavation phase 2 which consists of the main building mass excava- tion (phase 1 was the relocation of the maintenance facility and utility re-routing to accommodate phase 2). We have been required to over-excavate the extent of the site foundation and building pad up to 3 feet to ensure structural ground for building footing installations. Costco Issaquah Parking Garage – Ferguson Construction Dustin and crew have been on time and material for the plumbers and electricians. We have complet- ed excavation for all pile caps and grade beams, along with the associated backfill and placed capil- lary break on one half of the south parking garage’s slab-on-grade. We will continue with the plumb- ing and electrical backfill on both the south and north building. Soon, we will re-start utility work out- side of the building as well as perimeter grading. Shamrock Shenanigans Page 4 To Fill You In (Continued from page 3) Holy Names – Andersen Construction Sly and crew have been hard at work completing a number of different tasks around this north Capitol Hill school site. We finished the bulk of the fire line installation and also completed extending the main storm drain outfall line to the edge of the building. We are currently com- pleting the sanitary sewer as well as excavating for several garage ramps. These ramps will re- quire working alongside the drilling contractor to install lag-board as the excavation is complet- ed. The Emerald – Andersen Construction Mark, Sly and Dustin’s crews have all taken part recently in moving forward with all the street improvement work for this Seattle tower site. Just like Holy Names, it has been a positive experience so far completing both utilities and site- work scopes in unison. We even worked with Epic Concrete Designs to install concrete bus-panels on busy 2nd Ave. We have removed building shoring and should hopefully be complete with our side sewers by the time this edition prints. We intend to finish all our scope on this project over the next month+ if everything goes according to plan. Hinoki – Andersen Construction Mark and crew were able to complete a significant portion of the deeper underground utilities for this project. This in- cludes the storm detention system, some of its associated storm drainage piping nearby, as well as crossing 10th Ave with both the power and communication conduits (installed by Bergelectric).
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