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Nabholz Construction PLATINUM SPONSORS Associated Builders & Contractors, Inc. Heart of America Chapter www.abcksmo.org 816.994.5990 2017 Message from the President ”If you are going to achieve excellence in big things, you develop the habit in little matters. Excellence is not an exception, it is a prevailing attitude.” --Colin Powell. Tonight we celebrate organizations that embody this notion. Each year, members from across the Heart of America gather to celebrate excellence in safety and performance. We are honored to join with you this evening to recognize their accomplishments. We’ll begin our evening by celebrating outstanding accomplishments in safety, just as we begin each day with a commitment to creating and maintaining the highest At ABC, we believe culture of safety. Each project that we recognize tonight is the result of the hard in building people work and dedication of numerous team members who set about each day to leave through the merit a positive mark on their project and our communities. The rewards of a successful shop philosophy: project fill the skyline as we look over the lasting impact of what the people in this room have created. Tonight then, is simply a celebration of what you have already that projects and accomplished through your attention to big and little matters. personal advancement should be awarded Thank you for joining us. Thank you for setting the standard in excellence in based on performance, everything you do. May that prevailing attitude of accomplishment continue to set skill and achievement. the tone for everything that we as an organization do. MICHELE ROBERTS-BAUER President, ABC Heart of America TABLE OF CONTENTS ORDER OF PRESENTATION 2 OFFICERS + DIRECTORS 3 EIC PROJECT ETNRY JUDGES + AWARDS COMMITTEE 4 STEP AWARD RECIPIENTS 5 ANNIVERSARY AWARD RECIPIENTS 6 EIC TOP FIELD EMPLOYEES 7 EIC PROJECT SUBMISSIONS 9 EIC SPONSORS 18 2017 1 @abc_hoa #ABCHOAawards 2017 EXCELLENCE IN CONSTRCUTION ORDER OF PRESENTATION AWARDS PROGRAM NOVEMBER 3, 2017 | ARROWHEAD STADIUM Welcoming Remarks Chair’s Gavel Exchange Invocation Dinner STEP Awards Subcontractor Chapter Safety Award General Contractor Chapter Safety Award Ted Anderson Superior Safety Award Freedom Fighter Award Excellence in Construction Awards: Subcontractors Anniversary Celebration Excellence in Construction Awards: General Contractors Arthur C. Waugh Keystone Award Subcontractor Project of the Year Award General Contractor Project of the Year Award 2 2017 OFFICERS + DIRECTORS Dusty Brown Irma Wehmeyer Preston Moore Chair of the Board 1st Vice Chair 2nd Vice Chair Electrical Associates hth companies, inc. Nabholz Construction Jeff Wasinger Andrew Dahmer Tim Paulson Secretary Treasurer Immediate Past Chair HarenLaughlin Construction Dahmer Contracting Group Emery Sapp & Sons, Inc David Anderson JoLynne Bartolotta Mark Bessmer Director Director Director Crossland Construction Fogel-Anderson LBA Mechanical Co., Inc. Construction Co. Paul Cohen Steven Ruprecht Tim Weir Director Director Director TRUSS Brown & Ruprecht AMF Electric, Inc. ABC HEART OF AMERICA STAFF Michele Roberts-Bauer Monica Brentano Reed Alberg President Education Director Membership Director Whitney Butler Katie Grooms Marie Orsinger Marketing & Events Education & Training Administrative Assistant Manager Coordinator 2017 3 @abc_hoa #ABCHOAawards 2017 EXCELLENCE IN CONSTRUCTION PROJECT ENTRY JUDGES Basil Alani Jim Feikert Oretta Smith Special Inspection Engineer JCCC Continuing Education Executive Director City of Kansas City, Missouri Program Director DBIA - MAR Johnson County Community College Mac Andrew Cale Wilson P. E . Executive Director of KC Chapter Mark Franzen Principal & Office Manager National Utility Contractors President Terracon Consultants, Inc. Association HTK Architects Eric Wyancko Dennis Audo David Miller Development and Construction Associate Professor Director of Business Development & Project Manager Pittsburg State University Construction Specialist copaken brooks CEO Structural Engineers Alex Callow AIA Architect Paul Karr Finkle + Williams Architecture Instructor, Department of Architectural Engineering & Construction Science Steve Donner Kansas State University Special Inspection Engineer City of Kansas City, Missouri 2017 EXCELLENCE IN CONSTRUCTION AWARDS COMMITTEE Caitlyn Cook Kelsey Eckelberry Sara Freetly Chair Nabholz Construction Services candid marketing + communications Emery Sapp & Sons, Inc. Laura Sanford Laura Tyson Terracon Consultants, Inc. Shafer, Kline & Warren, Inc. 4 2017 HEART OF AMERICA STEP AWARD RECIPIENTS The Safety Training and Evaluation Process (STEP) program helps your organization analyze and develop your company’s safety and loss prevention program, wherever you are on the road map to world class safety performance. ABC STEP Diamond participants are 720% safer than the industry average and experience an 86% reduction in TRIR rates. DIAMOND PLATINUM Canyon Concrete, Inc. American Boiler & Mechanical Fogel-Anderson Construction Co. ARCO National Construction - KC Nabholz Construction Bart’s Electric Company, Inc. Shawhan Sheet Metal LLC Emery Sapp & Sons, Inc. hth companies, inc. Industrial Construction & Engineering Co. Killian Construction Co./KCC Contractor, Inc. Robinson Construction GOLD SILVER Crossland Construction Co., Inc. AMF Electric, Inc. Crossland Heavy Contractors, Inc. Chief Heating & Cooling, Inc. Division 7, Inc. Dahmer Contracting Group Herzog Contracting Corp. Electrical Associates Lee Mechanical Contractors, Inc. Excel Constructors, Inc. Neighbors Construction Company, Inc. HarenLaughlin Construction Prosser Wilbert Construction, Inc. LBA Mechanical Schultz Brothers Electric Co. Mega Industries Corporation Teague Electric Construction, Inc. Thermaltech, Inc. Tradesmen International Wachter, Inc. 2017 5 @abc_hoa #ABCHOAawards 2017 HEART OF AMERICA ANNIVERSARY AWARDS 35-YEAR ANNIVERSARY Lockton Companies Teague Electric Construction, Inc. 30-YEAR ANNIVERSARY Century Concrete, Inc. 25-YEAR ANNIVERSARY Herbster Hellweg® Painting Co. Lee Mechanical Contractors, Inc. 20-YEAR ANNIVERSARY 10-YEAR ANNIVERSARY Ace Electric - Jones Company, Inc. Crossland Construction Co., Inc. Al J. Mueller Construction Co. Electrical Associates Schutte Lumber Company KASA Electric Strickland Construction Company Pro Circuit, Inc. Torgeson Electric Company S & S Electrical Contracting, LLC 15-YEAR ANNIVERSARY 5-YEAR ANNIVERSARY Boone Brothers Roofing, Inc. 2Point Construction Co., LLC Brinton Electric Co., Inc. Brauer Supply Company Eiberger Construction, Inc. Clearview Enterprises, LLC K G Moats and Sons Engineering Inc. DeVault Construction K.D. Christian Construction, Inc. DG Electric Palmer Electric Company GMP Plumbing Rodina Company, Inc. Gold Mechanical, Inc Spacemark, Inc. Killian Construction Co./KCC Contractor, Inc. St. Louis Paving, Inc. Mid-Continental Restoration Co., Inc Western Enterprise, Inc. MJC Electric Co. LLC Progressive Environmental & Safety Sunshine Electronic Display 6 2017 HEART OF AMERICA AWARD CATEGORIES EXCELLENCE IN CONSTRUCTION TOP FIELD EMPLOYEES SUBCONTRACTORS American Boiler & Mechanical Center Ethanol, 9 Cooling Tower Install Electrical Commercial/Institutional - Under $250,000 Asmir Osmanovic, Project Lead Electrical Commercial/Institutional - Over $750,000 Dean Stock, Structural Lead Electrical Industrial - Over $750,000 American Boiler & Mechanical Interior/Exterior Orizon Aero Mechanical Commercial/Institutional - Under $250,000 Darrel Barber, Pipefitter Foreman Mechanical Industrial - Under $750,000 Dale Reed, Pipefitter Mechanical Industrial - Over $750,000 Crossland Construction Company, Inc. Specialty Oxford Grand at Shoal Creek Senior Living Facility Justin Hunting, Project Manager GENERAL CONTRACTORS Joe Reischman, Superintendent Commercial - $5-$10 Million Crossland Construction Company, Inc. Commercial - Over $10 Million Raymore-Peculiar High School Addition and Renovation Tim Carson, Superintendent Healthcare Nick Kelley, Superintendent Historical Renovation/Restoration Industrial - Under $5 Million Emery Sapp & Sons, Inc. South Lawrence Trafficway Infrastructure: Heavy Trampus Tuggle, Superintendent Institutional - Under $5 Million Brent Ponder, Superintendent Institutional - Over $5 Million Public Works/Environmental Emery Sapp & Sons, Inc. Turner Commerce Center & Amazon Fulfillment Center Specialty Jake Barnes, Superintendent Hal Brenton, Superintendent Excel Constructors, Inc. The Sheridan at Overland Park Darin Hanzlick, Superintendent Aaron Clark, Assistant Superintendent Excel Constructors, Inc. VISTA 154 at Ironhorse Daniel Hanzlick, Superintendent Brenden Finnell, Carpenter 2017 7 @abc_hoa #ABCHOAawards Fogel-Anderson Construction Co. Lee Mechanical Contractors, Inc. Straub Construction Company Cosentinos Market at Bluhawk ProPortion Foods University Academy Athletic Field Greg Tate, Project Manager Jeremy Midkiff, Superintendent Jeff Walters, Superintendent Bruce Rebarchek, Superintendent Manuel Martinez, Foreman Teague Electric Construction, Inc. Fogel-Anderson Construction Co. Mega Industries Corporation Veterans Outreach Center Journey Church International Nelson Complex Brent Smith, Project Estimator/ Sheldon Simmermon, Project WWTP Handling Improvements Manager Manager Ryan Mills, Superintendent Jason Fales, Project Foreman Casey Williams, Superintendent Miles Miller, Superintendent Thermaltech, Inc. HarenLaughlin Construction Mega Industries Corporation University of Missouri Columbia Pickwick Renovation FOTZ - Goat & Donkey Exhibit Renovation Softball Stadium Berdie Bergsieker,
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