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HARD AT WORK KEEPING WEST VIRGINIA MOVING FORWARD Contractors Association of West Virginia members continue to do their part to protect workers and the public amid the coronavirus that introduced unprecedented challenges in everyday work and personal lives. Our members have created comprehensive new safety plans to change the way construction operates in order to maintain a commitment to safety. We are working safe so we can expand health care facilities, build schools and maintain critical infrastructure such as highways and airports. The front cover of this stay at home order to minimize exposure for members at the state’s premier show for the annual report reflects agency and private sector employees, and construction and design industry, we are cau- that 2020 has been a for residents of the communities where they tiously optimistic that EXPO will be back up and challenging year for all live and work. Yet, the CAWV has continued running in March 2021. If not, the WV EXPO of us. The good news to meet with our contracting agency partners, board will provide an exciting virtual event that is that we – the CAWV through conference calls and Zoom meetings, will allow us to deliver content and engage and our members – to discuss project information, specifications, members in a professional manner. rose to the challenge bidding opportunities and other industry related All of us are looking forward to a new year and kept construction issues. that will have significant but different challeng- moving forward. With The CAWV Strategic Planning Committee es. There are some signs of the start of a return our great partners at met in October 2019 to chart the association’s to normalcy, albeit a new normal. Governor Jus- the Associated General Contractors (AGC) of goals and objectives over the next three years. tice has made a number of recent announce- America and the American Road and Trans- One of our action plans was to utilize Zoom or ments about new companies planning to locate portation Builders Association (ARTBA) and some other video conferencing to communicate their operations in West Virginia. These include their remarkable work, we kept our members’ with members. Nowhere in the discussion was the $500 million Virgin Hyperloop project in projects operating safely by making available pandemic mentioned but, rather, to maximize Tucker and Grant counties, a $350 million COVID-19 safety tool kits, conducting safety the effectiveness of our communication efforts, methanol plant in Pleasants County, a $30 mil- stand downs and providing accurate and timely as well as, to engage more members in meet- lion Gruppo Fanti metal manufacturing facility information on various issues. These include ings and training. A number of committees and in Weirton and a multi-million dollar project at the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), new subcommittees, as well the CAWV Board of Di- Mitsubishi Heavy Industry’s facility at the North family and medical leave requirements, and rectors and Executive Committee, are meeting Central West Virginia Airport in Bridgeport. contract language modifications to reflect via Zoom. This is just one example of how the The CAWV will make sure the construc- changing conditions or possible project delays. CAWV continues to grow and adapt to meet the tion industry plays a key role in rebuilding West West Virginia’s construction industry has needs of an ever-changing construction indus- Virginia’s economy. We will push for investment been fortunate in that Governor Jim Justice, in try. in infrastructure that will create economic vital- his March 23, 2020 Executive Order on Stay at We were fortunate that we were still able ity for our state and jobs for thousands of West Home, declared construction an essential busi- to have our Annual Meeting in person in July Virginia construction workers. This will be a ness. There were projects that were delayed and a regional meeting in Weirton in Septem- key component of our 2021 legislative program but the designation spared the industry from a ber. The CAWV State Meeting, the 2021 Mid- when legislators come to Charleston in Febru- partial or complete shutdown as experienced year Meeting in Palm Desert, California, and a ary. in surrounding states. The Governor’s decision number of educational programs were canceled I thank all members who worked this year has kept thousands of construction workers on due to the pandemic. We were not able to per- to promote the CAWV’s mission by being en- the job, in turn, earning income, buying goods sonally meet the finalists for a CAWV Scholar- gaged in online committee and task force meet- and services, and generating taxes that help ship Foundation scholarship award, but every ings, programs and seminars. While we adjust the rest of the state’s economy. finalist this year received a monetary award. to this new normal, I hope all CAWV members Just as construction is an essential busi- We were able to recognize winners of the will stay safe and healthy. ness, the Contractors Association of West Vir- prestigious CAWV safety awards at the Annual ginia is essential to making sure our members’ Meeting. Sincerely, concerns are addressed. The CAWV has been The West Virginia Construction and De- moving forward with information and services sign Exposition (WV EXPO) was canceled two to members as we navigate through this new weeks before opening its doors to over 5,000 business environment. Most state and federal registered attendees and exhibitors March 25 Michael Gianni employees are working under the Governor’s and 26. While it was disappointing not to see President
CAWV ADVOCACY EFFORTS PROTECT IN- attract outside capital to West Virginia that can Bills of importance to CAWV members DUSTRY’S INTERESTS be used to open new large-scale business proj- during the session include updating policies CAWV continues its policy to play a lead ects and create jobs. Legislators passed H.B. and procedures related to School Building Au- role on behalf of our members in state govern- 4051, which updates broadband enhancement thority of West Virginia construction projects, ment affairs by professionally and effectively and expansion policies in the state. This bill rules relating to the State Building Code, cre- representing the concerns of contractors, sub- has become especially important as people are ating the State Parks and Recreation Endow- contractors, suppliers and construction-related moving to West Virginia from populated areas ment Fund to invest in state parks and recre- interests. There were a number of issues in to work remotely. H.B. 2646 provides a safe ational facilities, and S.B. 551 and S.B. 589 the 2020 legislative session that could have harbor for employers to correct underpayment which provide additional funding measures for negatively affected CAWV members and their of wages and benefits due to separated em- water and sewer projects. The CAWV worked employees, and a few that provided new in- ployees. Under previous law, employers were to defeat legislation that would reduce funding vestment in infrastructure. H.B. 4001 creates open to double damages and legal fees for be- for the State Road Fund and a bill mandating the West Virginia Impact Fund designed to help ing late in paying separated employees. contractors verify the employment eligibility of 20 January / February 2021 an employee through the E-Verify program. pouring concrete or laying asphalt. The associ- SAFETY COMMITTEE EDUCATES AND ation continues its work on passage of a long- RECOGNIZES MEMBERS FOR WORKING HUB/PAC BACKS CONSTRUCTION INDUS- term federal highway bill and increased funding SAFER TRY SUPPORTERS for road and bridge construction projects. Helping members work safer is a top pri- HUB/PAC, the association’s political ac- The American Society of Association Ex- ority of the CAWV, whether it is how to navi- tion committee, supports candidates for the ecutives, as part of its centennial celebration, gate OSHA Standards or educating members West Virginia Senate and House of Delegates honored ARTBA and 99 other associations for on the latest workplace safety issues regarding who will give the CAWV a fair hearing on those their contributions to community and business COVID-19. issues affecting the contracting industry. This success. ARTBA was recognized in the safety The CAWV partnership with Encova In- year’s historical election saw Republicans gain category. surance provides significant savings on mem- a super majority in both houses of the West bers’ workers’ compensation insurance costs. Virginia Legislature, the first time since 1 20. CAWV VIRTUAL MEETINGS KEY IN KEEP- The program provides a discount on premi- Candidates endorsed by HUB/PAC were most- ING MEMBERS UP TO DATE AND COMMIT- ums to contractor members with a three-year ly successful in their primary and general elec- TEES ACTIVE loss ratio of 65% or less. The program is also tion races. In Senate races, 100 percent of the The CAWV upgraded its technology a great resource for safety training programs. candidates supported by the CAWV won their pre-pandemic to provide for virtual meetings. In 2020, CAWV members had access to work elections. In the House, 94 percent of those Post pandemic, Zoom became the primary zone safety training that was presented by the supported won. The HUB/PAC Board of Trust- method to conduct committee and task force American Road and Transportation Builders ees set an ambitious fundraising goal this year meetings, seminars and training. The CAWV of America (ARTBA). The training, which was in order to financially back candidates who pro- was able to partner with the West Virginia De- held at ncova’s Charleston office, contained a fessed a business and construction philosophy. partment of Environmental Protection to offer full day of education from ARTBA, OSHA and The CAWV will be meeting with new senators a virtual meeting on how to fill out the proper Encova Insurance professionals on work zone and delegates to acquaint them with our mem- paperwork for stormwater permitting and with safety issues. bers’ concerns and legislative priorities. the Abandoned Mine Lands (AML) Division to CAWV members, along with hundreds of learn about issues on AML and bond forfei- construction firms across the country, stopped AGC KEPT AMERICA BUILDING ture projects. Several CAWV committees were work April 9 to participate in a nationwide safe- The Associated General Contractors able to continue their work by meeting virtually ty stand-down focusing on ways to protect (AGC) of America made sure members had ac- throughout the year instead of meeting in per- construction workers and the public from the cess to the resources, information, and even, at son. This year’s CAWV Annual Meeting at the spread of coronavirus. The safety stand-down, times, the equipment needed, to make sure the Greenbrier featured both General James Hoyer organized by AGC of America, was designed to construction industry could protect workers, and of the West Virginia National Guard and Jimmy make sure firms and workers are taking mea- the public, from the coronavirus. Within days of Wriston, WVDOT Deputy Secretary/WVDOH sures outlined by public health and safety offi- the start of the outbreak, AGC organized a re- Deputy Commissioner. Members not attending cials to protect workers on active construction curring series of webinars led by experts that the meeting could listen via Zoom. The CAWV sites and the public. provided members up-to-date guidance on how is continuing to upgrade its technology to en- The CAWV also offers several online tools to react to the virus. The organization also dis- sure the committees stay active and continue for safety education through a partnership with tributed regular updates that provided the latest their important work during and after the pan- ClickSafety Online Training. ClickSafety has an developments on issues from safety require- demic. extensive list of safety training videos and sem- ments to the latest economic conditions. inars, including OSHA 10 and 30-hour courses AGC helped shape the federal Paycheck SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM AWARDS $17,500 that members can purchase at a 10% discount. Protection Program to make sure construction IN 2020 firms could qualify for loans, and then worked to The CAWV Scholarship Board of Trust- EXPO CANCELED DUE TO COVID-19 CON- improve the program to protect as many jobs as ees was unable to proceed with the interview CERNS possible. AGC is now working to oppose an IRS process to determine a first place winner for the The 41st annual West Virginia Construc- ruling declaring that expenses funded through a CAWV Scholarship for 2020. To make sure that tion and Design EXPO, scheduled for March 25 PPP loan are not deductible for this year. scholarship dollars were awarded and utilized and 26 at the Charleston Coliseum and Con- For 2021, AGC has created two cam- by applicants, scholarship trustees voted to vention Center, was canceled due to growing paigns to educate key Congressional leaders recognize seven finalists for their achievements concerns about the COVID-19 pandemic. The on the need to pass new infrastructure invest- and awarded each of them $2,500. The stu- EXPO Board of Directors was very excited ments. One campaign is the Transportation dents receiving scholarships were from West about this year’s show. Highlights of the 2020 Construction Coalition – co-chaired with ART- Virginia University, Fairmont State University EXPO were: Completely sold out exhibit space; BA – and AGC’s own Americans for Better In- and Marshall University. expanded demonstration stage; outdoor area frastructure campaign. Scholarship trustees were also able to for equipment demonstrations; and a reverse raise money this year with two separate CAWV job fair featuring 300 students from area vo- ARTBA PROMOTES HIGHWAY REAUTHORI- scholarship golf outings. Because of the pan- tech schools seeking a career in the construc- ZATION BILL demic, a fall outing was added to go along with tion industry. EXPO features nearly 300 exhib- The American Road and Transportation the regularly scheduled June scholarship golf itors, nearly 5,000 registered attendees and Builders Association (ARTBA) provided videos outing to allow everyone a chance to play while over 75 seminars, most offering free continuing for highway contractors on how workers can still practicing social distancing and following education credits, making it an invaluable net- stay safe when working in close proximity when CDC guidelines. working opportunity. The 2021 EXPO is sched- 1 as design-build and reverse auctions, or determin- WVDOH JOINT COOPERATIVE COMMITTEE student at West Virginia University Institute of Tech- ing funding for water and sewer and other infra- NETWORK ADDRESSES MANY ISSUES nology, was joined by six other recipients from Mar- structure projects, AGC is recognized as an The CAWV/WVDOH Joint Cooperative Com- shall University, WVU, and Fairmont State. 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The project consists of building and ment for accredited labs for quality control COVID-19, decided to engage more members as new policiestechnology and proceduresthat is being that used are necessary in construc- to keep603—tion clarified relating testingto roller requirementscompacted concrete; for prestressed 601— al- advertising.CAWV Public In additionRelations to Committeeserving as communica- and the Young installing a 16’x8’ open shelter at the facility’s testing of concrete cylinders for compressive in meetings and training programs by upgrading tion projects.up with The new School state andBuilding federal Authority’s regulations plan as wellconcretelowing members; for longitudinal and 679— grooving changes of bridge relating decks; to tionsContractors manager, Committee. she will serve as staff liaison to the as newoutdoor technology dog play that area is beingto shelter used volunteers in construc- from 603—strength; clarified new testing caisson requirements provisions; for prestressedpavement theCAWV association’s Public Relations video Committeeconferencing and capabili the Young- to implementpoor Building weather Information conditions. ModelingThe YCF will(BIM) continuehow tomarkings handle andfull depthtraffic repairs. control; pavement smooth- ties. Many committee meetings this year have on projectstion startingprojects. in The 2015 School has Buildingcaused someAuthority’s con- plan concreteThe Publication members; Committee and 679— continuedchanges relating its work to ContractorsCAWV MEMBERS Committee. GIVE BACK to implementto add programs Building andInformation President Modeling Michael (BIM)Gianni howness, to handle pipe andfull depth backfill; repairs. and dozens of other been held via Zoom. Other upgrades to the cern with members.would like The to encourage CAWV/SBA all member Task Force companieson standardspecification, details publicationand issues and related material to thechanges. move headquartersContractors include always updating give freelybath andof their kitch time- and on projects starting in 2015 has caused some con- The Publication Committee continued its work CAWV MEMBERS GIVE BACK has met several times in 2014 to work on a viable to 31 inch guardrail and compliance with new ADA resources to charitable causes. The CAWV hosted cern towith send members. future leaders The CAWV/SBA of their organizations Task Force to on standardInnovative details contractors and issues andrelated WVDOH to the moveper- en areas,Contractors new carpet, always flooring, give freely lighting of their fixtures, time and implementationhas metYCF severalplan functions. that times would in 2014 be mutually to work onbene- a viableregulations.to sonnel31 inch alsoThe guardrail developedcommittees and compliance many continued ways with to their minimizenew work ADA paint,resourcesits second and lobbyto annual charitable signage. blood causes. drive The during CAWV the hosted 2014 WV ficial withimplementation the least amount plan thatof disruption would be mutuallyto the ac- bene-on aregulations. numberor eliminate of ongoingThe handling committees issues of materialsuch continued as refinementstickets their andwork itsEXPO secondWith in memory soannual many blood of construction Cynthia drive during Snyder, firms the 2014 therelying late WV wife tual constructionficial TASKwith theof FORCE school least amount CONTINUESprojects. of disruption TO CREATE to the ac- FUto- theona anew newnumber performance 2021 of ongoing specification based/SYissues such opens asphalt as refinementsthe provi- door for extensivelyEXPOof past in CAWV memory on telecommuting President of Cynthia Lee Snyder, and Snyder. remote the Thislate ac -wifeyear 72 Thetual Joint constructionTURE Utility CONSTRUCTION Committee of school projects. continued WORKFORCE their sions,to E-Ticketing. theincreased new performance useThe ofWVDOH recycled based/SY also asphalt renewed asphalt pavement the provi- use cess,ofunits past ofprioritizing CAWV blood Presidentwere cybersecurity donated. Lee Snyder. andFor thesystem This sixth year re year,- 72 the work throughoutThe Joint2014The Workforce Utilityto ensure Committee Developmentprojects continued with fund-Task theirForce(RAP), sions,of DocuSign, pavement increased utilizinguse preservation of recycled electronic asphalt methods, signatures pavement signfor silienceunitsCAWV of bloodmayYoung be were Contractorsmore donated. important ForCommittee than the sixth ever. year,participated The the ing go towork bidcontinues throughoutpromptly. its 2014The efforts workto ensure to of enhancethe projects committee careerwith fund- andsheeting/reflectivity (RAP),many purposes, pavement including preservationand implementationcontract methods, documents sign of CAWVCAWVin Canstruction, wasYoung selected Contractors a competitionto participate Committee wherein a participatedtest groups pro- build technical training programs to create a future and bonds. A specification change also elimi- gram through AGC of America’s Cyber Security was impacteding go togreatly bid promptly. in 2014 The by thework passage of the committee of a ERP/wvOasis.sheeting/reflectivity and implementation of ihugen Canstruction, structures a outcompetition of canned where food. groups Their buildentry, a workforce for CAWV members. The task force nates the need for in-state agent signatures on Pilot Program to help members from becoming bill that wasdiverted impacted $20 milliongreatly inof 2014the annual by the $40passage mil- of a ERP/wvOasis. hugecable structures suspension out bridge, of canned provided food. Their over entry,2,500 acans bill thatworked diverted closely $20 with million General of the James annual Hoyer $40 mil- and bonds beginning next year. vulnerablecable suspension to the manybridge, forms provided of cyberattacks, over 2,500 cans lion in lotteryColonel proceeds David going Shafer, to the West WV Infrastruc-Virginia NationSCHOLARSHIP- Contractors AND were EDUCATION also given the PROGRAM opportuni- includingof food to social the Covenant engineering, House’s ransomware food pantry. at- The lion in lottery proceeds going to the WV Infrastruc- SCHOLARSHIP AND EDUCATION PROGRAM of food to the Covenant House’s food pantry. The ture Fund toal the Guard, general on thefund Governor’s to help balance Jobs and the HopeGROWS ty to AGAIN request a two month extension on prequal- tacks,YCC wirealso fraud,hosted and its hacking. second annual Toys for Tots state budget.ture Fund With to funding the general cut infund half to and help projects balance the GROWSThe CAWV’s AGAIN annual scholarship program con- YCCgolf outingalso hosted which its collected second annual dozens Toys of toysfor Tots for the stateof budget. West WithVirginia funding equipment cut in halfoperator and projects training ificationThe CAWV’s renewals annual when scholarship preparation program of needed con- golf outingPat McDonald, which collected CAWV dozens assistant of toys execu for- the struggling to find other funding sources, the com- tinued its mission in 2014 by contributing a record annual U.S. Marine Corps Reserves’ toy drive. strugglingcourses, to findand other continued funding discussion sources, theon com-imple- tinuedfinancials its mission were in 2014impacted by contributing by COVID. a record Contract tiveannual director, U.S. Marinewas elected Corps president Reserves’ of toythe drive.West mittee will continue to work with various public own- $15,500 to seven students pursuing careers in con- mitteementing will continue the guard’s to work Building with various Construction public own- Train- $15,500time extensions to seven students were also pursuing up for careersconsideration in con- Virginia Society of Association Executives. ers to helpers findtoing help coursea solution find ina solution2021. to the The tofunding taskthe funding force shortfalls. invited shortfalls. CAWVstruction. struction.when This COVID This year’s year’s impacted top top winner, winner, labor, Haylie Hayliesubcontractors, Ballard, Ballard, a WVSAE fosters education and professionalism members on several visits to Camp Dawson to materials or schedules. within West Virginia’s association community.
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In 2017, the West Virginia Legislature passed a bill changing the state’s Historic Tax Rehabilitation Credit from 10 percent to 25 percent, making West Virginia’s tax credit consistent with credits in Ohio and Virginia. The purpose of the bill is to give a greater incentive for developers to acquire and redevelop buildings in towns and cities statewide. The historic tax credit increase was critical in repurposing the Atlas Build- ing, an iconic building in downtown Charleston. Oth- er projects in Charleston have utilized credits, and
: . the State Historic Preservation Office lists nearly 130 ,, New Atlas 1'1�' , ;,··,'�' structures in the downtown area that are potentially Building The Charleston Gazette eligible for historic tax credits. T11e Stale New•paper Charleslon, \Vesl Virginia, Simday Morning, �lay__ 1941. Newest Office Structure ls Fo nnally === � - ,�����1 ans, .· For 8nilding I ======:;-;-;;-��. s ,o, KnoxBays ArJDy-----'tr======;i -! M�ch of Rentahle Sp�ee .· C,ity' ' New, est, f,.fice, . Bu·,.,i,·, ldi,,no'--- 'Of L� Company ., · �deby LocalFit,n ..... ___ ...;;______._'-'----_-,-:..�. �----'-' Is 1941-42 Modeli · l In · Atlas Alre,dy �a��· 0 The Superloi'· We odw�rkln,r De�laresu.· s.Arms Outpl!_t ! comp&ny at 81.D Pennsylvania · _ Building avenu.e. imta1m1 - the attracin-e · ·w,·11 Exceed·Germany'S: plate glass front ht -the new Handsome ..Eight.Story Prorfde�. • :&�� Atlas btdJdfu.s'; .. l11 90. ·Days · Modern. f. Farojecteilllifl'! Cost For $6()0,000JUfice Quarie;rs -: ; · , - _ 1 1 ·_ __ - Under the dil'eeti8t1. - of. D. 0: 0 000 . _ F,OR_T :OIX, N._ J May S,-(!NS) BeHG, ihe eomptiny lw. great� ., .· e, -Secretary of the ·:Knvy .Prank · Jy �anded lt:s · lff odworldnr: · - and _ rl&S& der,;iriments 1o nieet ,. Th Atlas office building on Quarriei·' street; Cha!:le�fj;,;;,i Knox·· promised {onig!1.t that "iri inc��sing·_ �inea dt _mal2ds.. •an A PARDONABLE PRIDE i A part of all of us these 'days. ! Office Suites Laid Out to Suit Tenantis Lh. e spirit of Charleston ...; the Kanawha Valley IN THE •. : and their industries. It, too, is the spirit of Laird'.s, a1l4 ATLAS EAGERLY Moving Forwarct is Laira's :remo'(al to its new home May 5,, 1941. ATLAS BUILOING QUAllBlEll 'ANP'l>UfflfAR STREETS CHJUILFSTON l',' EW .Alll"D P.I.iEASANT AJll•CONDITIONED Moving Forward ...to meet today's and tomorrow;s unusuctl demands for competent business service •. We shall be happy to serve you. litl.. ' ' H.� KEENE. . 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