Newsletter 2017-32 August 11, 2017 CAWV SCHOLARSHIP

Newsletter 2017-32 August 11, 2017

CAWV SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION KICKS OFF FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN AT ANNUAL MEETING

The CAWV Scholarship Foundation kicked off a fundraising campaign at this year’s CAWV Annual Meeting July 13-16 at The Greenbrier. During the President’s Banquet, the foundation received a $50,000 contribution from the Orders Family Trust. Members at the meeting were so moved by the generous donation, they quickly generated an additional $56,000, totaling $106,000 in contributions.

“What a wonderful evening it was,” stated CAWV President Scott Pierson. “When members found out what Bob Orders had done, they quickly stood to pledge matching contributions to the Scholarship Foundation. There was another $56,000 donated in a matter of minutes. This speaks volumes to caliber of members in this organization. Their generosity will provide the future workforce for West Virginia’s construction industry.”

CAWV Scholarship Foundation Chairman Gene Thompson said the CAWV scholarship program has been instrumental in helping keep countless construction and engineering students in the state after graduation. “The CAWV Scholarship Board of Trustees has developed an in-depth selection and screening process of the candidates that leads to some hard choices when it is time to select on overall winner once the field is narrowed down to the top group of candidates,” said Chairman Thompson. “Over the past several years the CAWV has been able to not only award the top prize, which is now $6,000, but has averaged awarding five to six other students smaller amounts to help them with their education expenses. This has led to the CAWV having great success in getting our finalist into either internships or permanent positions with members from all over the state, and several finalists have gone on to start their own companies and have become successful dues paying members of the CAWV.”

The CAWV Scholarship Foundation was established in 1989. The scholarship is available to sophomores, juniors and seniors enrolled, or planning to enroll, in civil engineering or a construction related four year degree program in a West Virginia college or university. Eligible schools include West Virginia University, West Virginia University Institute of Technology, Fairmont State University, Bluefield State College or Marshall University. Hundreds of thousands have been given in scholarships since the foundation’s inception.

“The generosity of Bob Orders and our members at the Annual Meeting is what sparked this campaign,” said Chairman Thompson. “We know there are number of members who will want a chance to donate.” The board is developing a campaign that will go out to the full membership in the coming weeks. Members can make their tax-deductible contributions to the CAWV Scholarship Foundation at 2114 Kanawha Boulevard, East, Charleston, WV 25311.

READY TO COMPLY WITH OSHA'S SILICA RULE? SEE THIS WEEK’S SAFETY BULLETIN

Beginning on September 23, 2017, contractors must comply with OSHA's respirable crystalline standard for construction. With the new OSHA regulations coming up, it’s important to be up to date on all the new changes regarding the OSHA standards. Members are being provided an informative Q&A on the regulations in this week’s Safety Bulletin.

THE NEW YORK TIMES RELEASES ARTICLE ON WEST VIRGINIA’S PUSH ON VOCATIONAL EDUCATION

The New York Times this week released the article, “Seeing Hope for Flagging Economy, West Virginia Revamps Vocational Track,” which highlights West Virginia’s heavy push on vocational education. The push comes as leaders of both political parties have talked about making it a priority, a shift from the No Child Left Behind era of education reform, in which college for everyone was often the goal. CAWV member Ron Foster, president of Foster Supply Inc., and Kathy D’Antoni, state director for career and technical education, are quoted in the article. Members can read the full article by clicking here.

NATIONAL PURCHASING PARTNERS (NPP) ADDS ADP TO LIST OF MEMBER DISCOUNTS

The Contractors Association of West Virginia (CAWV) strives to offer programs and opportunities to ensure association members are at the top of their game. The CAWV members have access to a variety of money saving programs. The CAWV has partnered with several companies, including National Purchasing Partners (NPP), to provide you with many money- saving benefits. New to the list of discounts is ADP. The payroll leader offers benefit administration, human resources and retirement services for businesses across the nation. NPP members SAVE 25%. More information on the ADP discount can be found here. A complete list of all member discounts can be viewed by visiting http://www.cawv.org/membership/member- discounts.html.

CAWV EXTENDS OUR SYMPATHIES

We are saddened to report that long time member Lee Reger passed away at United Hospital Center on June 21, 2017. In 1985 he founded Lee Reger Builds, Inc., Shinnston, where he worked until his retirement in 2012. He served on Shinnston City Council as well as numerous civic and professional organizations. He was former chairman of the National Frame Builders Association. Donations can be made to the Lord’s Pantry Po Box 64 Shinnston, WV 26431 or Bi-County Nutrition 416 ½ Ohio Ave. Nutterfort, WV 26301. Members can view the obituary online by clicking here. The CAWV extends its sympathies to the entire Reger family.

August 18, 2017 **Plans in CAWV Physical Plan Room (^) Paper (+) Disc or Digital # CAWV Listed as plan holder

The CAWV posts all projects announced in the Newsletter along with where the plans and specifications can be viewed. For more information, contact Cheryl Clark or Rena Moles at (304) 342-1166 or email [email protected].

Bid Date Project Name Contact or Document Location Bulletin 8/14 A/E, Renovations/ Repairs, Pocahontas Kristin Kinnison (304) 799-4505 ext. MU/BB County High School 2227 8/11 8/14 Gravel, Beech Fork Lake, Lavalette www.fbo.gov and Solicitation Number HH 8/11 W9123717T0111 8/14 Roof Replacement, Station 2, Beaver Beaver Volunteer Fire Department, BB 8/11 Volunteer Fire Department Inc., (304) 252-5824 8/14 EWP-Streambank Stabilization-Cole and www.fbo.gov and Solicitation Number HH 7/28 Drennen Sites, Fayette County AG-SPEC-S-17-0053 8/15 Repair Heat Pump, Town of Camden on Town of Camden on Gauley, BB 8/4 Gauley (304) 226-5078 8/15 WWTP Garage Roof, City of St. Albans Chapman Technical Group, Greg BB 8/4 Belcher,PE, [email protected] 8/15 CIPP Liner, Walnut Street Sanitary Sewer, Chapman Technical Group, Greg MU 8/4 St. Albans Belcher,PE, [email protected] 8/15 Upgrading Electrical System, Mingo County Mingo County Commission, BB 8/4 Courthouse Leigh Ann Ray (304) 235-0338, [email protected] 8/15 A/E, STF Buildings Camp Dawson, Crystal Rink, (304) 558-2402 BB 7/21 Kingwood, (ADJ1800000001) [email protected] 8/15 Ambulatory Care / Physical Security Alison Klein (304) 623-3461, BB 7/21 Improvements, VAMC, Clarksburg, [email protected] (VA24517R0149) 8/15 A/E, Water System Improvements Projects, City of Ronceverte, Reba Mohler MU 7/21 Greenbrier County (304) 647-5455 8/15 A/E, Bloomington Water Treatment Plant Board of County Commission, Garrett MU 7/21 Replacement, RFP #17-0815B, Garrett County, www.garrettcounty.org County, Maryland 8/15 A/E, Friendsville WWTP Equalization Tank Board of County Commission, Garrett MU 7/21 Replacement, RFP #17-0815F, Garrett County, www.garrettcounty.org County, Maryland 8/15 Bridge Repairs, North Branch Industrial Allegany County Dept. of Public Works HH 7/14 Park Bridges, Allegany County, Maryland (301) 777-5933 8/16 Western PPOD Open Dump/Tire Pile Cleanups (DEP1800000009) 8/16 EWP - Streambank Stabilization, Randolph www.fbo.com and Solicitation Number HH 8/11 County AG-SPEC-S-17-0051 8/16 Equipment Lease/Rental Without Operator, Mark A. Atkins, (304) 558-2307 HH 7/28 New (DOT1800000008) [email protected] 8/17 Steel Beams, District 6, (DOT1800000012) Mark A. Atkins, (304) 558-2307 HH 8/11 [email protected] 8/17 **^ REBID: LED Lighting Retrofit, Wayne Edward Tucker Architects, Inc. BB 8/4 County Courthouse (304) 697-4990 BIN 16 8/17 Pool Demolition, Marion County Omni Associates (304) 367-1417 HH 7/28 8/17 **+ Nitro City Park Stream Bank GAI Consultants, Inc., HH 7/21 Stabilization Project Todd Schoolcraft, (304) 561-8317 BIN 10 8/17 Puzzley Run Water Treatment Plant, #17- Garrett County Purchasing MU 7/14 0817, Garrett County, Maryland Department, (301) 334-5003 8/18 **+ Aquaponics Facility, Mingo County The Thrasher Group, Inc. MU/HH (304) 624-4108 8/4 BIN 15 8/18 Repairs / Paving Roads, Mountain View Town of Marlinton, HH 7/28 Cemetery, Marlinton Sam Felton, Mayor (304) 799-4315 8/18 **^ Construction, New Fire Station No. 3, Williamson Shriver Architects, BB 7/21 Oakwood Road, Charleston (304) 345-1060 BIN 13 8/18 Kinetic Park Slip Repair, Huntington City of Huntington, (304) 696-5590, HH 7/28 [email protected] 8/21 Interior Painting, Wood Education and US Department of Agriculture Forest BB 8/4 Resource Center, Princeton Service, Maria Evans, (610) 557-4040, [email protected] 8/21 Repair Parking Apron, WV Air National www.fbo.gov HH 7/21 Guard, Berkeley County W912L8-17-T-0012 8/22 Williamstown DOH Worker Memorial Linda L. Lovejoy HH 8/11 (304) 558-3304 8/22 **+Water/ Sanitary Sewer Line Dallis Dawson & Associates MU 8/4 Replacements, Chester (330) 385-7836 BIN 23 8/22 **+Huntington High School Wrestling Room ZMM Architects, (304) BB 7/28 Addition BIN 17 8/22 WESCO Building Renovations, West M&G Architects and Engineers, BB 7/28 Virginia Northern Community College, (304) 242-8249 BIN 22 RFB18002 8/22 **+ Elk Valley Public Service District Potesta & Associates, Inc., MU 7/28 Reynolds Avenue Embankment Stabilization Charlene Racer, (304) 342-1400 BIN 14 8/22 **+ Site Preparation-Tanyard Station Public SITE, Incorporated, John Anderson, HH 7/28 Improvements, Barboursville (865) 777-4160 BIN 25 8/23 A/E, The Foundry Street Link Connecting Morgantown Board of Parks and HH 8/4 the Rail-Trail to Downtown Morgantown Recreation, Ella Belling (304) 692-6782, [email protected] 8/23 **^ General Construction, Monongalia Williamson Shriver Architects, BB 7/28 County School (304) 345-1060 BIN 18 8/23 **^ REBID: Deerfield Pump Station Chapman Technical Group, MU 7/21 New Replacement, Bluefield Sanitary Board Mike Johnson, PE, (304) 727-5501 BIN 13 [email protected] 8/23 Pikeville Medical Center-Elliot Tower www.lynnimaging.com BB 7/21 Infrastructure Upgrades 8/23 Roof Repair B307, WV Air National Guard, www.fbo.gov BB 7/21 Berkeley County 8/24 **^ 2nd Floor ADA Restroom Alterations, Edward Tucker Architects, Inc., BB 8/4 Cabell County Courthouse (304) 697-4990 BIN 3 8/24 Construction, Bus Garage, Barneshill, Ohio Kelly Architectural Services, Inc., BB 8/4 [email protected] 8/24 Culvert Retrofit, Contract 1C-18, WV HNTB Corporation, (304) 760-1827 HH 8/4 Turnpike [email protected] BIN 35 8/24 A/E, Buffalo Creek Railroad Recreational Clay County Business Development HH 8/4 Trail, Clay Agency, Mitchell DeBoard, [email protected] 8/24 **+Terminal Lighting Upgrade, Raleigh The Thrasher Group, Inc., HH 8/4 County Airport (304) 624-4108 BIN 21 8/24 #Monroe Street / Route 19 Sidewalk Stantec Consulting Services, Inc. BB 8/4 Improvements, Shinnston (304) 816-5181 8/24 Contract BDR-1-17 and BDR-2-17 Bridge HNTB Corporation (304) 760-1825 HH 7/21 Deck Replacement, Raleigh County [email protected] 8/24 Consulting Services, Greenbag Road [email protected] HH 8/11 Widening, Monongalia County 8/25 A/E, Mercer Elementary Restroom Mercer County Board of Education, BB 8/11 Renovation Project, Mercer County Leslie M. Wellman (304) 487-1551 Ext. 1278/1287 [email protected]. 8/25 A/E, Parapet/ Façade Repair, City Hall, Barbara Morgan (304) 284-7412 BB 8/11 Morgantown BIN 41 8/25 Renovations, Fairmont State University, The Thrasher Group, Inc., BB 8/11 Bridgeport CVB (304) 624-4108 8/25 Replace Asphalt and Concrete, Clendenin Kanawha County Commission, Jeri HH 8/11 Fire Station Whitehead, (304) 357-0115 kanawha.us/commission/purchasing 8/28 Consulting Services, Middleway Bridge, [email protected] HH 8/11 Berkeley / Jefferson Counties 8/28 EWP - Streambank Stabilization, Tucker www.fbo.gov and Solicitation Number HH 7/14 Site, Kanawha County AG-SPEC-S-17-0048 8/29 Building 34 HVAC (RTU) Replacement, Linda B. Harper, (304) 558-0468 BB 8/4 (GSD1800000001) [email protected] 8/29 Apron Pavement Rehabilitation, Ashland Stantec Consulting Services Inc. HH 8/11 Regional Airport, Kentucky (502) 212-5000 8/29 Lead Abatement Firing Range Kenova Crystal Rink, (304) 558-2402 BB 8/4 AFRC, (ADJ1800000002) [email protected] 8/30 Roof Replacement, Harpers Ferry National Parks Service, BB 8/11 (P17PS02014) [email protected] 8/30 **+ Building 36 HVAC Renovations Project, Linda B. Harper (304) 558-0468 BB 8/4 (GSD1800000002) [email protected] BIN 8

8/30 Polished Concrete Floor, Logan-Mingo Crystal Rink, (304) 558-2402 HH 8/4 Readiness Center, (ADJ1800000004) [email protected] 8/30 **+ New Field Maintenance Shop Building, Crystal Rink, (304) 558-2402 BB 8/4 Marshall County Readiness Center, [email protected] BIN 4 (ADJ1800000003) 8/30 **+ New Big Sandy CTC Technology www.lynnimaging.com BB 8/4 Center, (RFB-82-17), Pike County BIN 26 8/30 **+ Construct Hangar, Philippi-Barbour Chapman Technical Group, BB 7/28 County Regional Airport (304) 472-8914 BIN 24 8/30 EWP - Streambank Stabilization, Five Sites, www.fbo.gov and Solicitation Number HH 7/28 Webster County AG-SPEC-S-17-0049 8/30 Runway Rubber Removal, WV Air National www.fbo.gov HH 7/28 Guard, Berkeley County W912L8-17-R-0011 8/31 A/E, Master Plan, Camp Dawson, Crystal Rink, (304) 558-2402 BB 8/11 Kingwood, (ADJ1800000002) [email protected] 8/31 Demolition, 18 Structures, City of City of Huntington (304) 696-5590 HH 8/11 Huntington [email protected] 8/31 On-Call Guardrail, Contract GR-1-18, WV HNTB Corporation (304) 760-1815 HH 8/4 Turnpike [email protected] 8/31 **+Heated Storage Building, Beckley, WV HNTB Corporation (304) 760-1825 BB 8/11 Parkways Authority Contract BMG-1-18 [email protected] BIN 28 8/31 **+Parking Lot Pavement Rehabilitation, WV HNTB Corporation (304)760-1803 HH 8/11 Parkways, Contract PL-1-18 [email protected] BIN 32 8/31 Repair Parking Apron, Martinsburg www.fbo.gov HH 8/4 W912L8-17-T-0012 8/31 A/E, Water System Improvements, Mineral Mid-Ohio Valley Regional Council MU 7/28 Wells PSD (304) 422-4993 ext. 119 9/5 Vickers Branch (Richardson) Drainage, Bobbi J. Chestnut, (304) 926-0499 HH 8/11 Logan County, (DEP1800000010) [email protected] 9/6 HVAC Replacement, Parkersburg Crystal Rink (304) 558-2402 BB 8/4 Corrections Center (COR180000002) [email protected] 9/6 EOI, TMDL Development, Big Sandy, Lower (DEP180000001) HH 8/4 Ohio / Twelve Pole Watersheds [email protected] 9/7 **+# Building Renovation, Mon River Trails Alpha Associates, Inc. (304) 296-8216 BB 8/11 Conservancy, Masontown [email protected] BIN 27 9/7 Fire Suppression Sprinkler System, Crystal Rink, (304) 558-2402 BB 8/11 Pruntytown Correctional Center [email protected] (COR1800000004) 9/7 HVAC Renovations, Ben Franklin / ZDS Designs (304) 755-0075 BB 8/4 Piedmont Schools, Kanawha County BIN 30 9/8 #Paving / Utility, WestRidge Business Park, The Thrasher Group, Inc. MU/HH Phase 3, Package 3, Morgantown (304) 624-4108 8/11 9/14 HVAC Systems for District 5 Headquarters, Mark A. Atkins, (304) 558-2307 BB 8/4 New Mineral County (DOT1800000011) [email protected] 9/12 West Edge Warehouse Renovations, Mills Group, LLC (304) 296-1010 BB 7/7 Coalfield Development Corporation, Huntington 9/23 Courthouse Security Upgrades, Welch, McDowell County Commission BB 8/11 McDowell County (304) 436-8558 Truck Weights Workshop –Summersville 9/27 12:00 PM – 4:00 PM To Register go to: http://wvltap.wvu.edu/trucks.html or Contact [email protected]

2017 WVDOH LETTING SCHEDULE

August 22, 2017 October 17, 2017 August 29, 2017 November 14, 2017 September 12, 2017 December 12, 2017

BB 2017-32 August 11, 2017

SCHOOL BUILDING AUTHORITY FORMS COMMITTEE TO REVIEW CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT POLICY

The School Building Authority of West Virginia has formed a committee to discuss the authority’s recent practice of hiring construction management (CM) firms to help manage construction and renovation projects funded by the SBA. The committee held its first meeting August 4 and listened to speakers, pro and con, on the use of CM services. The governor’s office formed the committee after county boards of education, including Logan County and Monroe County, have sought to get out of the hiring requirement. SBA committee members noted that they have heard county superintendents are upset about the amount of money spent on the CM process. Other members expressed concern that the SBA is forcing counties to use construction managers.

An article in the August 7 WV Gazette Mail wrote that SBA Director of School Planning and Construction Scott Raines, along with other SBA staff Thursday, defended hiring construction management firms. “We would have errors and omissions in the construction drawings and the architect wouldn’t — couldn’t be held accountable, and the contractor would ask for change orders or the contractor would be delayed on projects, and without any given justification, and nothing would be done about it,” the article quotes Raines as saying. “The architect wouldn’t hold the contractor’s feet to the fire and, as owners [of the school being constructed,] the counties don’t have the ability either.”

He said county public school systems don’t have breach of contract coverage, “so whenever they refuse a change order, or if they try to hold someone’s feet to the fire, then they’re in breach of contract, the contractors and the architects come after [the school system]. If the architect doesn’t recommend to the county [school system] that you don’t pay it, and [architect employees] sign off on that pay application, then they have to pay it,” Raines said, or else the school system will be accused of breach of contract. Raines said the construction management process has saved $11.4 million so far.

At the start of Thursday’s meeting, the article stated, committee member Steve Burton, who is vice president of the SBA and is the retired president of the West Virginia State Building and Construction Trades Council union organization, said he has been against construction managers since “day one.” He said he has heard unions are also against the current construction management process.

Fellow committee members Victor Gabriel and Steve Paine also said at the outset they have heard county school superintendents are upset about the money spent on construction management firms. Paine, who is also the state schools superintendent and asked to be on the committee, said the superintendents he has spoken with “thought that that money should be put back into the project for square footage for kids.” “Nobody said that they added value,” Paine said.

“West Virginia is not in financial shape right now, or in a state that we can afford to spend this kind of money to make sure the project gets done,” Gabriel said, adding that about $5 million of the $50 million the SBA granted in the last funding cycle was projected to go to construction managers, with $5 million more going to architects. The fourth committee member, SBA board chairman Nick Casey, didn’t express a clear opinion Thursday, though he said “it seems like the SBA is kind of paternalistic” to school systems by forcing them to use construction management firms.

The CAWV Joint Architects Committee presented its recommendations to the SBA a few years ago stating that the construction management process has value when it’s utilized on a project of a certain size and scope, but not on projects in the $5 million to $25 million range. The SBA did not accept the CAWV’s recommendation and CMs are being used on projects less than $10 million in scope.

The committee will continue to deliberate this issue. To read the entire article click here.

RENOVATIONS, FAIRMONT STATE UNIVERSITY, BRIDGEPORT CVB

Bids will be accepted until 2:00 PM on 8/25/2017 for renovations to the 2nd floor of the CVB Bridgeport Building. Bids should be submitted to Fairmont State University, Physical Plant, 1201 Locust Avenue, Fairmont, WV 26554. A mandatory pre-bid conference will be held at 10:30 AM on 8/16/2017 at CVB Bridgeport, 100 Marketplace Drive, Bridgeport, WV 26330. Plans and specifications can be obtained from The Thrasher Group, 600 White Oaks Boulevard, Bridgeport, WV 26330, (304) 624-4108 or email [email protected] . Plans and specifications are expected in the CAWV Physical Planroom.

BUILDING RENOVATION, MON RIVER TRAILS CONSERVANCY, MASONTOWN

Bids will be accepted until 11:00 AM on 9/7/2017 for renovations to the Masontown Elkins Coal and Coke Building, Masontown. Bids should be submitted to the Offices of Alpha Associates, Inc., 209 Prairie Avenue, Morgantown, WV 26501. A mandatory pre-bid conference will be held at 10:00 AM on 8/25/2017 at project site. Plans and specifications can be obtained from Alpha Associates, Inc., 209 Prairie Avenue, Morgantown, 26501, (304) 296-8216, ext. 117 or email [email protected] . Plans and specifications available in the CAWV Physical Planroom in BIN 27.

ROOF REPLACEMENT ON STATION 2, BEAVER VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT

Bids will be accepted on 8/14/2017 for roof replacement, Raleigh County, West Virginia. Bids should be submitted to Beaver Volunteer Fire Department, Inc., 147 3Rd Street, Beaver, West Virginia 25813. Plans and specifications can be obtained from Beaver Volunteer Fire Department, Inc., 147 3Rd Street, Beaver, West Virginia 25813. For additional information contact (304) 252-5824.

HEATED STORAGE BUILDING ADDITION, BECKLEY, CONTRACT BMG-1-18

Bids will be accepted until 3:00 PM on 8/31/2017 for construction of a 20 ’ X 76’ heated storage addition at the Beckley Maintenance Facility. Bids should be submitted to West Virginia Parkways Authority, Administration Building, 3310 Piedmont Road, Charleston, WV 25306 or P. O. Box 1469, Charleston, WV 25325. Plans and specifications can be obtained from HNTB Corporation, 41 Mission Way, Scott Depot, WV 25560, (304) 760-1825 or email [email protected] . Plans and specifications are available in the CAWV Physical Planroom in BIN 28.

ROOF REPLACEMENT, HARPERS FERRY Bids will be accepted until 8/30/2017 for renovation of a playground / park / athletic field at 230 Zachary Taylor St. Harpers Ferry, West Virginia. Completed plans call for the renovation of a 18,300-square-foot playground / park / athletic field. The contractor shall provide the National Park Service (NPS) with all with all labor, materials, supplies and equipment necessary to remove and replace approximately 18,300 square feet of a flat roof system including; fascia, gutters, downspouts, rigid insulation, flashing, drip edges, and any deteriorated decking and structural members.. Bids should be submitted to NPS, HFC - Acquisition Management 67 Mather Place IDC Building, Harpers Ferry, WV 25425. Documents may be obtained from NPS, HFC - Acquisition Management 67 Mather Place IDC Building, Harpers Ferry, WV 25425. For additional information contact [email protected].

FIRE SUPPRESSION SPRINKLER SYSTEM, PRUNTYTOWN CORRECTIONAL CENTER (COR1800000004)

Bids will be accepted until 1:30 PM on 9/06/2017 for a fire suppression system, Pruntytown Correctional Center, West Virginia. Bids should be submitted to Department of Administration Purchasing Division, 2019 Washington Street, East, Charleston, WV 25305 through www.wvOasis.gov using Solicitation Number COR1800000004. For additional information contact Crystal Rink at (304) 558-2402 or email [email protected].

COURTHOUSE SECURITY UPGRADES, WELCH, MCDOWELL COUNTY

Bids will be accepted until 1:00 PM on 8/23/2017 for the replacement of existing knob style door handles and push-pull type door openers and closers in the main courthouse facilities with Handicap Approved ADA Compliant door handles and door openers and closers, including quick release bars on fire escape doors, at the historic McDowell County Courthouse, Welch. Bids should be submitted to McDowell County Clerk’s Office, 90 Wyoming Street, Welch WV 24801. For additional information contact Judy Heath at (304) 436-8558.

A/E, MERCER ELEMENTARY RESTROOM RENOVATION PROJECT, MERCER COUNTY

Proposals are being accepted until 2:00 PM on 8/25/217 from professional firms for the design and construction phase administration for the Mercer Elementary restroom renovation project. Statement of Qualifications and proposals should be submitted at the Administrative Office of Mercer County Schools, 1403 Honaker Avenue, Princeton, West Virginia 24740. For additional information contact Leslie M. Wellman, Director of Purchasing at (304) 487-1551 Ext. 1278/1287 or email [email protected].

A/E, RENOVATIONS/ REPAIRS, POCAHONTAS COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL

Proposals are being accepted until 1:00 PM on 8/14/217 from professional firms for the design and construction phase administration for the Pocahontas County High School including renovations of a water tank, sewage plant, fire alarm system and repairs of the vocational building. Statement of Qualifications and proposals should be submitted to Pocahontas County Board of Education, Administration Office, 926 5th Avenue, Marlinton, WV 24954. For additional information contact Kristin Kinnison, Executive Secretary at (304) 799-4505 ext. 2227.

A/E, PARAPET / FAÇADE REPAIR, CITY HALL, MORGANTOWN

Proposals are being accepted until 12:00 PM on 8/25/2017 from professional firms for the repair of the Spruce Street City Hall for the City of Morgantown. Proposals should be submitted to City Engineer Secretary, 389 Spruce Street, 3rd Floor, Room 26, Morgantown, WV 26505. For additional information contact Barbara Morgan at (304) 284-7412 or email [email protected]. Documents are available at http://gov.findrfp.com/docs/26312_Facade.Engineer.Morgantown.RFP.pdf. Documents are available for viewing in the CAWV Physical Planroom in BIN 41.

A/E, MASTER PLAN, CAMP DAWSON, KINGWOOD, (ADJ1800000002)

Expressions of Interests are being accepted until 1:30 PM on 8/31/2017 for professional firms to provide services for the design services to develop a master plan, at Camp Dawson in Kingwood, West Virginia. Bids should be submitted to Department of Administration Purchasing Division, 2019 Washington Street, East, Charleston, WV 25305 through www.wvOasis.gov using Solicitation Number ADJ1800000002. For additional information contact Crystal Rink at (304) 558-2402 or email [email protected].

NEW RAVENSWOOD MIDDLE SCHOOL 8/10

Wolfe Creek Contracting Company ...... $6,450,000 Hayslett Construction Company, Inc...... 6,767,000 Danhill Construction Co...... 6,790,000 Neighborgall Construction Company ...... 6,880,000 Maynard C. Smith Construction Co., Inc...... 6,997,000 Paramount Builders, LLC ...... 7,025,400

NEW RAVENSWOOD MIDDLE SCHOOL 8/10 BID PKG #1B – MECHANICAL Darnold Mechanical ...... $1,838,127 Hranec ...... 1,970,000

BID PKG #1C – PLUMBING NO BID

BID PKG #1D – MECHANICAL & PLUMBING Dougherty ...... $2,797,000

BID PKG #1E – ELECTRICAL Burdette Electric ...... $1,255,000 Progressive Electric ...... 1,267,000 Summit Electric ...... 1,274,000

BID PKG #1F – SPRINKLER Brewer & Company of West Virginia, Inc...... $167,500 VFP ...... 195,880

BID PKG #1G – CONTROLS HSC ...... $98,450

BID PKG #1H – TESTING & BALANCING NO BID

BID PKG #1I – TESTING & BALANCING Hayslett ...... $11,200,00

ROOF REPLACEMENT, FCI, MORGANTOWN (IFBP01131700001) 7/28

Inland Construction and Engineering, Inc...... $484,188 Ramp Construction Company, Inc...... 576,000 Roofing and Sustainable Systems, Inc...... 847,574

*CAWV Members in Bold Type

August 11, 2017

Q&A: OSHA REGULATIONS ON CONCRETE SILICA DUST

On September 23, the U.S. Department of Labor will begin to enforce its reduction in the amount of silica that construction workers can be exposed to over an eight-hour day. The U.S Department of Labor will start enforcing its new concrete silica dust ruling for construction on September 23, 2017 (moved from June 23, 2017). With those new OSHA regulations coming up, it’s important to be up to date on all the new changes regarding the OSHA standards. But do facility owners and executives, and project managers know how to comply?

Q: What is the new silica dust regulation and why is it happening? A: When the U.S. Department of Labor issued its ruling aimed at better protecting workers from respirable silica dust, no one was surprised. Compliance with the new rule went into effect June 23, 2017, and enforcement begins September 23, 2017. The upgraded regulation substantially reduces the permissible exposure limits (PEL) for workers in the construction industry. The Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) will enforce a reduction in the amount of silica that workers can be exposed to over an eight-hour day from 250 micrograms per cubic meter of air to 50 micrograms.

Q: What exactly is silica? What kind is OSHA so concerned about? A: Silicon (Si) is the second most common element on Earth, making up 28% of the planet’s crust. Oxygen is the most common element at 47% and aluminum is a distant third at 8% Silicon combines with oxygen to form quartz (SiO2) — an example being sand. Silica is a component in a wide range of the Earth’s rock.

Q: Is respirable crystalline silica a threat to life? A: Inhalation of respirable crystalline silica is a threat to life. Particles can be created by natural forces such as wind, which causes particles to collide and form smaller particles. According to OSHA, it’s estimated that 2.3 million U.S. workers are exposed to respirable silica dust at work each year.

Q: But aren’t there already OSHA regulations in place to limit silica exposure? A: OSHA set limits on respirable crystalline silica dust exposure in 1971, shortly after the agency was created. These regulations, based on research from the 1960s and earlier, soon showed that they didn’t adequately protect workers. The limits were imposed as formulas that many people found difficult to understand. The new rule limits the amount of silica dust that workers can be exposed to on the job to 50 μg/m3 averaged over an eight-hour shift for all industries covered by the rule. That’s about 1/20th the size of a grain of salt.

Q: So what should contractors and people on the jobsite do to avoid silica dust exposure? A: Employers are required to use “engineering controls” such as vacuum dust collection systems and water-delivery systems to limit worker exposure to respirable silica dust and use respirators as required. Specified exposure control methods are referenced in OSHA Table 1.

Q: How do I know what tools I need for the job I’m doing? A: At the heart of the new silica dust control regulations for the construction industry is OSHA Table 1, mentioned above. Table 1 matches common construction tasks with effective dust control methods for those tasks. The table has three columns: the task or equipment being used, a column describing the method for controlling dust and a third column stating what type of respiratory protection is needed when performing the task. By finding a work activity on the table, it’s easy to determine what steps are necessary to ensure compliance.

Q: Then what’s the alternative? A: The best way to control respirable crystalline silica dust is to remove it as it’s created. Power tool manufacturers have developed products and systems to help meet OSHA requirements for limiting silica dust exposure. The focus is on developing better dust extractors and attachments, such as shrouds, to capture dust at the source.

Q: How are concrete workers supposed to capture dust so it doesn’t become airborne? A: For most concrete applications, tool attachments that confine dust are connected to vacuums to prevent particles from becoming airborne. These systems represent a primary method for keeping the air clean. Attachments include shrouds for grinders and dust extraction attachments that fit around chipping hammer bits and hammer drill bits.

Another component specifically for drilling concrete are dust extraction bits. The bit allows dust created at the bottom of a hole being drilled to be sucked through the center of the bit and collected in the dust extractor. These bits are both OSHA and code approved for use with epoxy anchors. In addition, employers must create processes that minimize release of respirable silica dust into the environment during maintenance of tools and employee change of work clothes.

Q: So, I just connect these accessories to my regular vacuum in the shop? A: No. The vacuum needs to have a high amount of CFM suction (+150), a filter cleaning feature built in and it is ideal for them to be HEPA compliant. To qualify as HEPA, U.S. government standards require that the air filter remove 99.97% of particles with a size of three microns or less. HEPA filters are expensive, but necessary for removing small particles. When looking for a HEPA vacuum filter that meets OSHA requirements, it must state on the filter that it will remove particles three microns in size or less. As a filter removes smaller and smaller particles, the power and airflow of the vacuum, as measured in cubic feet per minute (cfm), must increase.

Q: How do you clean these specialty filters to make sure the vacuum still functions properly? A: OSHA requires vacuum filters to function properly at all times. For vacuums intended for concrete/fine dust collection, certain vacs provide a feature that automatically cleans the filter every 15 seconds with reverse blasts of air to ensure the filter maintains its utility. Other manufacturers employ different filter-cleaning methods. Filters should never be washed out, especially when concrete dust is involved because it will harden in the filter pores and render the filter useless.

Q: This is a lot to digest (enforcement date is September 23). How will this affect productivity when we’re trying to finish a job? A: The enforcement date varies by state, but for the majority September 23 is the date. This entire effort ties back to keeping people safe. There is no cure for silicosis or other silica-related diseases, so worker health depends on limiting exposure. Although regulation is sometimes viewed as limiting productivity, in this instance it can actually be enhanced. The respirable silica dust regulations require use of already accepted control methods that make implementation easier.

For more information visit OSHA’s page on the silica dust ruling. Reprinted from Facility Executive, August 8, 2017.

MU 2017-31 August 11, 2017

CAWV CONTACTS CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION TO SUPPORT DRINKING WATER BILL

The CAWV is contacting West Virginia’s congressional delegation to get their support for HR 3387, the “Drinking Water System Improvement Act,” and asking them to consider becoming a co-sponsor of the legislation. America’s water systems are in dire need of repair, and The Drinking Water System Improvement Act would facilitate much-needed upgrades to drinking water systems across the country. Sponsored by Mississippi Congressman Gregg Harper, HR 3387 would authorize up to $8 billion for the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund over the next five years, in addition to approving up to $750 million for the Public Water System Supervision grant program.

This bipartisan bill is timely, and over a decade in the making. The State Revolving Funds are the primary source of funding for the repair and replacement of our nation’s water systems, yet they have not been fully authorized since 2001. In late June, HR 3387 was unanimously approved by the House Committee on Energy and Commerce and now heads to the floor for a full vote. The CAWV will ask Reps. David McKinley, Alex Mooney and Evan Jenkins to sign-on to this bipartisan effort to help ensure that every American has safe and healthy water to drink.

The Drinking Water System Improvement Act would facilitate much-needed upgrades to drinking water systems across the country by authorizing up to $8 billion for safe drinking water over the next five years, in addition to approving up to $750 million for the Public Water System Supervision grant program. Passing HR 3387 would be the first reauthorization of the SRF since 2001 and the first to move forward with bipartisan support. It provides $8 billion in capitalization grants for FY 2018 through FY 2022. Specifically, it authorizes:

 $1.2 billion in FY 2018  $1.4 billion in FY 2019  $1.6 billion in FY 2020  $1.8 billion in FY 2021  $2.0 billion in FY 2022

EPA BACKS $56.5M PLAN BY WEST VIRGINIA FOR WATER INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency this week announced it has approved and helped fund a $56.5 million plan by West Virginia to implement key water infrastructure projects, including new and upgraded wastewater treatment plants to better serve residents, increase efficiency and reduce pollution. The Intended Use Plan includes an award of $20.66 million from EPA's FY 2017 Clean Water State Revolving Fund (CWSRF). The plan by the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection is also funded with a $4.1 million state match, repayments from prior CWSRF loans, and interest earnings. For a complete list of projects targeted for funding in West Virginia’s CWSRF, click here.

PAVING/UTILITY, WESTRIDGE BUSINESS PARK, PACKAGE 3

Bids will be accepted until 1:00 PM on 9/8/2017 for construction of an approximately 4,500 LF of multi-lane road connecting WestRidge Phase 1 with WestRidge Phase 3 Business Park and 2,350 LF of roads within the business Park. Project consists of paving, utilities infrastructure, storm sewer, sidewalks, lighting and landscaping. Bids will be received by WestRidge, Inc. in the Liam Conference Room, Courtyard by Marriott, 460 Courtyard Street, Morgantown, WV 26501. A mandatory pre-bid conference will be held at 10:00 AM on 8/18/2017 in the Liam Conference Room, Courtyard by Marriott, 460 Courtyard Street, Morgantown, WV 26501. Plans and specifications are available from The Thrasher Group, Inc., 600 White Oaks Boulevard, Bridgeport, WV 26330, (304) 624-4108. Plans and specifications are expected in the CAWV Physical Planroom.

A/E, RENOVATIONS/ REPAIRS, POCAHONTAS COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL

COLLEGE AVENUE SEWER REPLACEMENT, BLUEFIELD REBID 7/18

Rover Construction, Inc...... $494,082 DCI Shires, Inc...... 894,990

HH 2017-32 August 11, 2017

WVDOH REVERSES POLICY ON PUBLISHING BID TABULATIONS AND BID RESULTS

The WV Division of Highways will again be publishing bid tabulations following award of highway construction projects, a practice discontinued in the latter part of 2016. A number of members, including prime contractors, subcontractors, M/WDBE firms and suppliers, have been expressing concern over the policy, most who felt the tabulations were public information and necessary for effectively conducting business, and to provide the division with the best possible bids. The WVDOH will reportedly also be restoring the practice of providing the association a summary of bid results immediately after the opening and reading of the bids.

The CAWV appreciates the WVDOH management for restoring these policies and practices which have served the state well for several decades. The CAWV also looks forward to reestablishing the committee and subcommittee structure that was eliminated last year. More information on upcoming CAWV/WVDOH/FHWA meetings will be in future CAWV Newsletters.

PARKWAYS AUTHORITY GETS STARTED ON NEW DEBT, TOLLING PROGRAM FOR TURNPIKE

The West Virginia Parkways Authority approved a resolution Thursday that puts into motion plans to sell up to $500 million in revenue bonds to pay for road construction projects in 10 southern West Virginia counties. The plan, proposed by Gov. Jim Justice and approved by state lawmakers, calls for an entire reworking of the Turnpike’s tolling system. A traffic and revenue report is expected to be done by the end of the calendar year, Parkways Authority General Manger Greg Barr. “Once that revenue study is completed then that’s when we’ll start being able to calculate what the potential size of the bond issue will be,” Barr said.

The new state law calls for a single-pay annual pass to be offered to both in-state and out-of- state residents for passenger vehicles anywhere from $8 to $25, which is much less than the current annual discounted toll rates. Barr said that will likely result in toll increases for those who don’t have the passes. Parkways-hired traffic and revenue engineers will determine through surveys and other statistical information toll increase options and bonding capacity. “They’re going to use web-based surveys for the EZ pass customers and postcards, handouts by the toll collectors, for the cash paying customers, so we can get these people to respond to the survey,” Barr said.

Barr said one option is to transition to the higher toll. Gov. Justice has mentioned a possible doubling of the current $2 toll, Barr said. “To me the governor is thinking somewhere between a 50 percent and 100 percent increase but that’s without a study,” Barr said. The law requires public meetings in the Turnpike counties to gain input before final decisions are made about the annual pass and future tolls, Barr said. Once the bonds are sold the tolls will pay the debt payment and the money from the bonds will be placed in a special road fund account controlled by the state Division of Highways for projects in 10 southern counties.

The bonds for the Turnpike were approved when legislators voted for S.B. 1003 in the special session of the WV Legislature. The bill was part of Governor Jim Justice’s $2.8 billion highway funding packing to improve and build new roads and to create thousands of jobs.

PAVING PROGRAM TO BE ADDRESSED AT APAWV ANNUAL MEETING

The paving industry will learn about current and future year construction and paving programs from Secretary of Transportation Tom Smith and several members of his staff at the 2017 APAWV Annual Meeting at Canaan Valley Resort on September 21-24. The DOH will be making their presentations at the Friday and Saturday morning business sessions. The meeting will feature a number of activities geared toward children and families. Canaan has extended the room cut-off reservation date so rooms for the meeting are still available. You can find more information on registration, hotel rooms and sponsorship opportunities at www.asphaltwv.com, or by calling (304) 342-1166.

TRANSPORTATION CONSTRUCTION DRIVERS NEED REGULATORY EXEMPTION, AGC AND ARTBA SAY

Federal hours of service regulations to address long-haul trucker fatigue should not apply to transportation construction drivers, whose road time is usually limited by project geography, ARTBA has told the U.S. Department of Transportation. Over-application of hours of service rules increases the cost of transportation projects by disrupting materials delivery and efficient worker schedules. That’s a particular problem when public agencies and motorists expect transportation projects to be completed as quickly, and as inexpensively, as possible. ARTBA’s Aug. 9 comments were made as part of a submission supporting an exemption for the Pipe Line Contractors Association. ARTBA also noted multiple other groups had been exempted from the regulatory requirements, including fireworks shippers. Rather than exempting one segment of commerce at a time, ARTBA has long held that all transportation construction drivers should not be subject to the rule.

Dec. 18 is the deadline for motor carriers to comply with a U.S. Department of Transportation mandate to install and use electronic logging devices on trucks to record drivers' hours of service. The Federal Motor Carrier Administration (FMCSA) issued the mandate for all motor carriers required to maintain Records of Duty Status (RODS) for Hours of Service (HOS) compliance. AGC has sought an exemption from this requirement for construction industry truck drivers but that request has not been accepted.

Rep. Brian Babin (R-Texas), a member of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, has introduced legislation to delay the mandate for two years. AGC is supporting this legislation in the hope that the delay will allow the necessary time to make the case with FMCSA that this requirement is unnecessary for construction.

CAWV ARTBA MEMBERS RECEIVE ARTBA OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS BALLOT

CAWV members who are members of ARTBA are encouraged to exercise the right of membership by voting to elect the 2017/18 ARTBA leadership team. The ARTBA chairman, other officers and 28 directors are up for election. The official ballot of nominees can be accessed by clicking here. ARTBA members can vote for the entire slate as presented, or write in candidates, if the prefer. The deadline for voting is 11:59 p.m. (EST), Friday, September 8, 2017. The newly elected chairman, officers and directors will be installed at the 2017 ARTBA National Convention, September 17-20, at the Omni Amelia Island Hotel in Amelia Island, Florida.

WILLIAMSTOWN WVDOH WORKER MEMORIAL

Bids will be accepted until 10:00 AM on 8/22/2017 for 90 CY unclassified excavation, 15 CY subgrade, 30 LF 12” aluminum coated corrugated steel pipe, a2, 4 each 12” corrugated steel pipe end section, 75 SY concrete sidewalk, 5Sy Concrete sidewalk reinforced, Wood County. . Bids should be submitted to West Virginia Department of Transportation, 1900 Kanawha Blvd. E., Building 5, Room A-748, Charleston, West Virginia 25305-0430 – Solicitation 1625901, G054-WVD/OH-WKM.EM 00. For additional information contact State of WV, Linda L. Lovejoy at (304) 558-3304.

PAVING/UTILITY, WESTRIDGE BUSINESS PARK, PACKAGE 3

STEEL BEAMS, DISTRICT 6, (DOT1800000012)

Bids will be accepted until 1:30 PM on 8/17/2017 for a 14’ x132’ x 50’ steel beams for District 6, WVDOH. Bids should be submitted to Bid Clerk Department of Administration, Purchasing Division, 2019 Washington Street E., Charleston, West Virginia 25305 or electronically to www.wvOasis.gov - solicitation number DOT1800000012. Plans and specifications are available online at www.wvOasis.gov. For additional information contact Mark A. Adkins at (304) 558-2307 or email [email protected].

REPLACEMENT, ASPHALT / CONCRETE, CLENDENIN FIRE STATION

Bids will be accepted until 3:00 PM on 8/25/2017 for replacement of asphalt and concrete at the Clendenin Fire Station, 109 East Maywood Avenue, Clendenin, WV 25045. A pre-bid conference will be held on 8/18/2017 at 1:00 PM at the Clendenin Fire Station, 109 East Maywood Avenue, Clendenin, WV 25045. Proposals should be submitted to the Kanawha County Commission Purchasing Department located at 407 Virginia Street, East, Third Floor, Room 229, Charleston, West Virginia 25301 (P.O. Box 3627, Charleston, WV 25336). Plans and specifications may be obtained from the Kanawha County Commission Purchasing Department, 407 Virginia Street, East, Third Floor, Room 229, Charleston, West Virginia 25301 or by mail to P.O. Box 3627, Charleston, WV 25336, (304) 357-0115 or at http://www.kanawha.us/Commission/Purchasing. For additional information contact Jeri Whitehead at (304) 357-0115 or email [email protected].

PARKING LOT PAVEMENT REHABILITATION, WV PARKWAYS AUTHORITY, CONTRACT PL-1-18

Bids will be accepted until 3:00 PM on 8/31/2017 for approximately 5,100 tons of hot mix asphalt for the rehabilitation of parking lots at the Beckley Travel Plaza, Beckley Maintenance Facility, Standard Maintenance Facility and Princeton Maintenance Facility for the Wes t Virginia Parkways Authority. Documents can be obtained from HNTB Corporation, 41 Mission Way, Scott Depot, WV 25560, (304) 760-1803 or by email to [email protected]. Documents are expected in the CAWV Physical Planroom.

GRAVEL, BEECH FORK LAKE, LAVALETTE

Bids will be accepted until 11:00 AM on 8/14/2017 for approximately 200 tons of #57 crushed stone and 200 tons of crush and run stone to the Beech Fork Lake, 5441 Beech Fork Road, Lavalette, WV 25535. The solicitation package, construction drawings and specifications will be available at www.fbo.gov and solicitation number W9123717T0111. For additional information contact Cynthia A. Oxley, Contracting Officer, at [email protected] or by phone at (304) 399-5337.

EWP - STREAMBANK STABILIZATION, RANDOLPH COUNTY

Bids will be accepted until 11:00 AM on 8/16/2017 for site work for a water / sewer project consisting of restoring and stabilizing approximately 170 feet of stream bank on one site of Mingo Run, a tributary of the Tygart River, in Randolph County, West Virginia. The solicitation package, construction drawings and specifications will be available at www.fbo.gov and solicitation number AG-SPEC-S-17-0051. For additional information contact Laureen M. Eipp, Contracting Officer, [email protected] or by phone at (315) 477-6522.

DEMOLITION 18 STRUCTURES, HUNTINGTON

Bids will be accepted until 10:00 AM on 8/31/2017 for demolition of eighteen structures for the Department of Development and Planning for the City of Huntington. A mandatory pre-bid meeting will be held at 10:00 AM on 8/21/2017 at City Hall, Room, L7, 800 Fifth Avenue, Huntington, WV. For additional information contact Kim Bailey at (304) 696-5590or email [email protected].

VICKERS BRANCH (RICHARDSON) DRAINAGE, LOGAN COUNTY, (DEP1800000010)

Bids will be accepted until 10:30 AM on 9/05/2017 for drainage construction/reclamation project Logan County. A mandatory pre-bid conference will be held at 10:00 AM on 8/22/2017 at the project site. Directions to the site are available in the Technical Specifications section at www.wvOassis.gov and Solicitation number DEP1800000010. Bids should be submitted electronically to www.wvOasis.gov - solicitation number DEP1800000010. For additional information contact State of WV, Bobbi Chestnut, Environmental Protection, Office of Environmental Remediation, 601 57th Street, SE, Charleston, WV 25304 or (304) 926-0499 or email Bobbi Chestnut at [email protected]. Plans and specifications are available online at www.wvOasis.gov.

CONSULTING SERVICES, MIDDLEWAY BRIDGE, BERKELEY /JEFFERSON COUNTY

Proposals are being accepted until 4:00 PM on 8/28/2017 for engineering consulting services for the replacement of the Middleway Bridge in Berkeley and Jefferson counties located along WV Route 51/9. Firms interested in being considered for either of these projects must submit a “Letter of Qualification” for each project and one unpriced prospectus to Mr. Michael D. Lilly, P. E., Section Head, Technical Section, Engineering Division, Division of Highways, 1334 Smith Street, Charleston, West Virginia 25301 or preferably by email to [email protected].

CONSULTING SERVICES, GREENBAG ROAD WIDENING, MONONGALIA COUNTY

Proposals are being accepted until 4:00 PM on 8/28/2017 for engineering consulting services for the roadway widening and intersection improvements along Greenbag Road, Monongalia County. Firms interested in being considered for either of these projects must submit a “Letter of Qualification” for each project and one unpriced prospectus to Mr. Michael D. Lilly, P. E., Section Head, Technical Section, Engineering Division, Division of Highways, 1334 Smith Street, Charleston, West Virginia 25301 or preferably by email to [email protected].

APRON PAVEMENT REHABILITATION, ASHLAND REGIONAL AIRPORT, WORTHINGTON, KENTUCKY

Bids will be accepted until 2:00 PM on 8/29/2017 for apron pavement rehabilitation at the Ashland Regional Airport, Worthington, Kentucky. Bids should be submitted to David Mansfield, Chairman, Ashland Regional Airport Board, 501 Scott Street, Worthington, KY 41183. A pre-bid conference will be held at Ashland Regional Airport, 501 Scott Street, Worthington, KY 41183. Plans and specifications are available from Lynn Imaging at (502) 499-8400 or electronically at www.lynnimaging.com. For additional information contact Phil Clark, P. E., Stantec, 10509 Timberwood Circle, Suite 100, Louisville, KY 40223, (502) 212-5000 or email [email protected].

STEEL PILING, (DOT1800000004) 8/8

Consolidated Pipe & Supply Co., Inc...... $97,804 Skyline Steel Corporation ...... 101,241 JAMATT Inc...... 105,430 Huntington Steel and Supply Company ...... 115,540

CONCRETE BEAM, (DOT1800000006) 8/8

Eastern Vault Company Inc...... $74,396 CXT Inc...... 88,846

CONCRETE BLOCKS (DOT1800000005) 8/3

Adams Trucking & Supply, Inc...... $42,780 CXT Inc...... 44,640 Eastern Vault Company Inc...... 94,901

RETAINING WALL REPAIR, LOUDEN HEIGHTS, CHARLESTON

Asphalt Contractors and Site Work Inc...... $172,325

*CAWV Members in bold type West Virginia Department of Transportation Division of Highways Letting August 8, 2017

Call # Description Counties Bidder Name Bid Amount

2 LOWER TWO MILE LINCOLN MCCOY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY $86,672 THAXTON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC., OF SISSONVILLE $98,112 BBR DRILLING COMPANY, INC. $98,210 STEVE MARKS CONSTRUCTION, LLC dba MARKS DRILLING $98,244 ROCK FORGE BRIDGE CO., LLC $110,180

3 LAUREL FORK ROAD LINCOLN STEVE MARKS CONSTRUCTION, LLC dba MARKS DRILLING $117,761 BBR DRILLING COMPANY, INC. $121,691 PAULS CONCRETE, INC. $124,999 THAXTON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC., OF SISSONVILLE $127,840 ROCK FORGE BRIDGE CO., LLC $185,500

4 CAMP CREEK ROAD WAYNE WEST VIRGINIA PAVING, INC. $293,786

5 PINE HILL SLIP REPAIR MARSHALL BBR DRILLING COMPANY, INC. $168,643 ALAN STONE CO., INC. $180,863 OHIO-WEST VIRGINIA EXCAVATING CO. $199,249 STEVE MARKS CONSTRUCTION, LLC dba MARKS DRILLING $248,599 ROCK FORGE BRIDGE CO., LLC $260,974

6 OAKDALE CHURCH-DAM SITE 14 ACCESS GRANT WEST VIRGINIA PAVING, INC. $623,485 BELT PAVING, INC. $658,102

7 ELK GARDEN SLIDES/CORRECT SLIDE MINERAL GEOBUILD, LLC $1,197,264 ORDERS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. $1,358,844 ROCK FORGE BRIDGE CO., LLC $1,636,705

8 LONG BRANCH #3 CABELL STEVE MARKS CONSTRUCTION, LLC dba MARKS DRILLING $131,408 MCCOY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY $136,501 THAXTON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC., OF SISSONVILLE $139,949 BBR DRILLING COMPANY, INC. $140,522 ALAN STONE CO., INC. $152,859 ROCK FORGE BRIDGE CO., LLC $170,206

9 US 250 TWLTL MARION MOUNTAINEER CONTRACTORS, INC. AND SUBSIDIARY $1,434,600 BEAR CONTRACTING, LLC $1,499,135

10 WEBSTER SPRINGS-BUCKHANNON ROAD UPSHUR J. F. ALLEN COMPANY $358,207 WEST VIRGINIA PAVING, INC. $389,842 MEADOWS STONE & PAVING, INC. $394,832

11 CORRIDOR H - ELKINS RANDOLPH J. F. ALLEN COMPANY $502,886 WEST VIRGINIA PAVING, INC. $539,574

12 MILL CREEK RANDOLPH J. F. ALLEN COMPANY $223,389 WEST VIRGINIA PAVING, INC. $227,009

13 GREENBRIER CREEK ROAD +3 WAYNE LMS CONSTRUCTION, INC. $98,982 WAYNE CONCRETE CO., INC. $120,925 MOUNTAINEER CONTRACTORS, INC. AND SUBSIDIARY $125,234

14 HEDGESVILLE ROAD BERKELEY JEFFERSON ASPHALT PRODUCTS CO., INC. $2,142,133 INTERSTATE IMPROVEMENT, INC. $2,226,281 TRITON CONSTRUCTION INC $3,095,000

15 PT PLEASANT 6TH STREET BRIDGE MASON SMH CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. $707,170 R. K. CONSTRUCTION, INC. $799,058 A.L.L. CONSTRUCTION, INC. $840,952 ORDERS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. $932,751 ROCK FORGE BRIDGE CO., LLC $1,095,170 JIM CONSTRUCTION, INC. $1,176,668

16 GATEWOOD ROAD FAYETTE WEST VIRGINIA PAVING, INC. $495,571

17 FOREMAN-MEDLEY/RESURFACE GRANT WEST VIRGINIA PAVING, INC. $450,254 BELT PAVING, INC. $480,878

18 PIKE STREET RESURFACING WOOD KELLY PAVING, INC. $362,970 WEST VIRGINIA PAVING, INC. $444,320

19 SHINNSTON - ENTERPRISE ROAD HARRISON MOUNTAINEER CONTRACTORS, INC. AND SUBSIDIARY $442,341 DODD GENERAL CONTRACTORS CORPORATION $455,499 BEAR CONTRACTING, LLC $465,770 West Virginia Department of Transportation Division of Highways Letting August 8, 2017

J. F. ALLEN COMPANY $510,697 STRAWSER CONSTRUCTION, INC. $752,802

20 LINN-COXS MILLS ROAD GILMER J. F. ALLEN COMPANY $388,996 KELLY PAVING, INC. $399,330 MEADOWS STONE & PAVING, INC. $441,187 WEST VIRGINIA PAVING, INC. $450,392

21 HORNBECK-SCOTT AVE MONONGALIA BEAR CONTRACTING, LLC $1,118,882 MOUNTAINEER CONTRACTORS, INC. AND SUBSIDIARY $1,134,870

22 AIRPORT ROAD RESURFACING BERKELEY JEFFERSON ASPHALT PRODUCTS CO., INC. $355,487 W & L CONSTRUCTION & PAVING INC. $406,598

23 MELISSA - HUNTINGTON ROAD CABELL A.L.L. CONSTRUCTION, INC. $14,938,941 PAULS CONCRETE, INC. $15,003,985 TRITON CONSTRUCTION INC $15,858,000 S & E CLEARING & HYDROSEEDING, LLC $16,818,334 VECELLIO & GROGAN, INC. $16,999,991 KOKOSING CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. $18,441,600 HINKLE CONSTRUCTION SERVICES, LLC $18,858,524 MOUNTAINEER CONTRACTORS, INC. AND SUBSIDIARY $20,963,586

24 ARMSTRONG CREEK ROAD FAYETTE WEST VIRGINIA PAVING, INC. $341,023

25 PATTERSON CRK RD+2 MINERAL BELT PAVING, INC. $441,579 WEST VIRGINIA PAVING, INC. $453,780

26 CHESAPEAKE KANAWHA WEST VIRGINIA PAVING, INC. $776,558

27 TURKEY CREEK ROAD +3 WAYNE LMS CONSTRUCTION, INC. $153,685 WAYNE CONCRETE CO., INC. $195,621 MOUNTAINEER CONTRACTORS, INC. AND SUBSIDIARY $198,209

28 BURNSVILLE INTERCHANGE LIGHTING BRAXTON DAVIS H. ELLIOT CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. $1,025,350 STEALTH, LTD. $1,200,376

29 CRUM HILL ROAD WAYNE STEVE MARKS CONSTRUCTION, LLC dba MARKS DRILLING $91,243 ROCK FORGE BRIDGE CO., LLC $105,609 THAXTON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC., OF SISSONVILLE $116,000

30 WINCHESTER AVE - KING ST BERKELEY JEFFERSON ASPHALT PRODUCTS CO., INC. $614,948 W & L CONSTRUCTION & PAVING INC. $708,568

31 I-64 TRUCK ESCAPE RAMP RALEIGH MOUNTAINEER CONTRACTORS, INC. AND SUBSIDIARY $1,366,209 TRITON CONSTRUCTION INC $1,420,000 A.L.L. CONSTRUCTION, INC. $1,656,985 ORDERS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. $2,188,272

32 MEIGHEN BRIDGE MARSHALL OHIO-WEST VIRGINIA EXCAVATING CO. $1,676,096 ROCK FORGE BRIDGE CO., LLC $1,677,380 TRITON CONSTRUCTION INC $1,887,700 ORDERS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. $2,009,215

33 US 250 / COLLECTOR DISTRIBUTOR OHIO TRITON CONSTRUCTION INC $2,352,600 BR O/L +2 SWANK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, LLC $2,525,758 COMPLETE GENERAL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY $3,050,780

35 PRICKETTS FORT - WEIGH STATION MARION BEAR CONTRACTING, LLC $1,758,991 MOUNTAINEER CONTRACTORS, INC. AND SUBSIDIARY $1,824,100 STRAWSER CONSTRUCTION, INC. $1,961,400 J. F. ALLEN COMPANY $2,051,839

36 MINNORA - ORMA CALHOUN MEADOWS STONE & PAVING, INC. $596,177 KELLY PAVING, INC. $639,393 WEST VIRGINIA PAVING, INC. $688,929

37 BIG UGLY CREEK ROAD +5 LINCOLN WAYNE CONCRETE CO., INC. $139,225 LMS CONSTRUCTION, INC. $142,562 MOUNTAINEER CONTRACTORS, INC. AND SUBSIDIARY $215,426 THAXTON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC., OF SISSONVILLE $699,999

39 DALLISON TO DEERWALK RESURFACING WOOD KELLY PAVING, INC. $1,099,951 WEST VIRGINIA PAVING, INC. $1,274,182

41 BELLE - CAPITOL ST. KANAWHA STRAWSER CONSTRUCTION, INC. $332,328 West Virginia Department of Transportation Division of Highways Letting August 8, 2017

42 SCOTTS FORK ROAD BRAXTON MEADOWS STONE & PAVING, INC. $321,872 J. F. ALLEN COMPANY $342,091 WEST VIRGINIA PAVING, INC. $370,825

43 MARLOWE I/C IMPROVEMENTS BERKELEY JEFFERSON ASPHALT PRODUCTS CO., INC. $574,575 W & L CONSTRUCTION & PAVING INC. $727,698

44 I-79 SIGNING RENOVATION (SECTION 2) BRAXTON, CLAY PDK CONSTRUCTION, INC. $1,282,650 ROANE GREEN ACRES CONTRACTING COMPANY, INC. $1,697,688

45 HARRISVILLE BRIDGE O/L RITCHIE TRITON CONSTRUCTION INC $375,775 COMPLETE GENERAL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY $435,128

46 STILLWELL RD RESURFACING WOOD KELLY PAVING, INC. $499,000 WEST VIRGINIA PAVING, INC. $578,895

47 PULLMAN ROAD SLIP REPAIR RITCHIE STEVE MARKS CONSTRUCTION, LLC dba MARKS DRILLING $268,351 BBR DRILLING COMPANY, INC. $339,116 ALAN STONE CO., INC. $348,192 THAXTON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC., OF SISSONVILLE $380,840 ROCK FORGE BRIDGE CO., LLC $470,552

48 WALNUT ROAD SLIP REPAIR CALHOUN STEVE MARKS CONSTRUCTION, LLC dba MARKS DRILLING $193,408 ALAN STONE CO., INC. $242,183 ROCK FORGE BRIDGE CO., LLC $268,549 THAXTON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC., OF SISSONVILLE $296,345 BBR DRILLING COMPANY, INC. $319,734

49 WV 180 - HICKMAN RUN ROAD TYLER KELLY PAVING, INC. $818,000 KLUG BROS., INC. $867,253

50 LOBELIA ROAD POCAHONTAS MEADOWS STONE & PAVING, INC. $137,969 WEST VIRGINIA PAVING, INC. $140,977

51 US 40 - WARDEN RUN OHIO THE LASH PAVING COMPANY $608,745 CAST & BAKER CORPORATION $735,967 OHIO-WEST VIRGINIA EXCAVATING CO. $768,146

52 ELM GROVE- TRIADELPHIA OHIO KELLY PAVING, INC. $1,540,288 THE LASH PAVING COMPANY $1,817,742

*CAWV Members in bold type