Newsletter 2014-20 May 16, 2014 VOTERS MAKE SELECTIONS IN

Newsletter 2014-20 May 16, 2014

VOTERS MAKE SELECTIONS IN PRIMARY RACES

Voter turnout was light (19.7%) for Tuesday’s Primary Election and there were many uncontested races in both the House and Senate. The only contested Senate race involving an incumbent was Senate District 12 with sitting Senator Sam Cann running against Harrison County Commissioner Mike Romano. Cann was supported by the business community as well as the CAWV. Romano garnered support from labor and trial lawyers. He won by a margin of 56% to 44%. He will face Republican Mike Queen in the General Election. All 17 Senate districts will have a competitive race except Senate Minority Leader Mike Hall, R-Putnam, who is running unopposed in the 4th District.

Five veteran delegates were defeated. Mark Hunt, D-Kanawha, Ron Fragale, D-Harrison, Tim Kinsey, D-Wayne, Ted Tomblin, D-Logan, and Larry Kump, R-Berkeley, were all defeated. Kump was challenged by 17-year-old Saira Blair, the daughter of Sen. Craig Blair, R-Berkeley. Del. Ruppie Phillips, D-Logan, and Del. Ted Tomblin, D-Logan, were tied for second place in the two-seat 24th District at 2,013 votes each, but later numbers show Del. Phillips as winning. The number one vote getter in the race is Ralph Rodighiero, a former House member. CAWV’s political action committee, HUB/PAC supported Dels. Hunt, Kump, Kinsey, Phillips, Tomblin and Sen. Cann.

HUB/PAC only endorsed candidates that had opposition in their primary races. HUB/PAC- supported House candidates who are running for the first time and won their race include Geoff Foster, R-Putnam, (CAWV member Foster Supply), Mike Azinger, R-Wood (son of retiring Del. Tom Azinger), Josh McGrath, D-Mason, Chris Stansbury, R-Kanawha, Brad White, R-Kanawha, and Vaughn Sizemore, R-Kanawha. The CAWV also supported former Senator Frank Deem who running for the House on the Republican ticket in Wood County. Two CAWV members came close to winning nomination on Tuesday. Vernon Criss, Atlas Towing and a former Wood County Delegate, and Chris Elswick, a lawyer with Steptoe & Johnson in their Wheeling office, both ran good campaigns but fell outside the number of seats available. Most all House races will be contested in the fall election.

“I thank every member who contributed to HUB/PAC,” said CAWV President Phil Weser. “It is important to elect senators and delegates who will make sure the CAWV’s voice is heard in the Legislature. Your continued support of our efforts is critical for the upcoming General Election,” he said. NATIONAL RACES SET FOR FALL

The nominees for the open West Virginia Senate seat have become official, with Rep. Shelley Moore Capito (R) and Secretary of State Natalie Tennant (D) easily capturing their nominations. Neither one faced a competitive primary. Republicans are betting West Virginia is one of their best chances at a pickup, with Sen. Jay Rockefeller (D) retiring. With Rep. Capito running for Senate, her open seat in 2nd Congressional district attracted the attention of seven Republican candidates. In such a crowded field, no one candidate was considered the frontrunner, though former Maryland State Senator Alex Mooney and former U.S. International Trade Commissioner Charlotte Lane were among the more well-known candidates. Mooney won with 35 percent of the vote, almost 13 points ahead of the next closest candidate. Mooney was supported by the Senate Conservatives Fund and other tea-party oriented groups. Democrats had their own two way primary with former state party chair Nick Casey winning with almost 60 percent of the vote.

Rep. Nick J. Rahall (D) defeated his primary opponent Richard Ojeda by a 65% to 35% margin. Political pundits think he will need to consolidate his base to hold off a strong challenge from state Sen. Evan Jenkins who did not have a primary on the Republican side. Rep. David McKinley (R) and state Auditor Glen Gainer (D) did not have primary opposition and they will square off in the 1st Congressional District race.

SCHOLARSHIP GOLF OUTING, MAY 30, SANDY BRAE GOLF CLUB

Space is still available during the annual CAWV Golf Outing being held Friday, May 30, at Sandy Brae Golf Club in Clendenin. "Over 300 CAWV members and guests played in last year’s event, which sold out very early," said Golf Chairman Bob Brookover. "Due to the tremendous number of golfers in recent years, we are limited to 20 "Sixsomes" for both the 7:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. starting times." Anyone interested in participating is encouraged to fill out the reservation form and return it to the CAWV office. To hold reservations, a check must accompany the form. For more information, contact Wendy Long at [email protected].

CAWV MEMBERS TO TAKE CAPITOL HILL

CAWV members will go to Capitol Hill June 11 to meet with West Virginia’s Congressional Delegation that investing in infrastructure is right for the nation and right for West Virginia. The federal-aid highway reauthorization bill, reauthorization of the Clean Water and Safe Drinking Water SRF loan programs, funding for modern schools and other important public works projects all need attention in Congress. Members who would like to be a part of these important discussions can contact the CAWV for information.

WVCN TO BE ON MEMBERS’ DESKS NEXT WEEK

“Will West Virginia be the site of the next cracker plant?” is the cover of the March/April West Virginia Construction News magazine which will be delivered next week. The issue highlights the CAWV State Meeting which featured David Peebles, vice president of Odebrecht, the company considering locating a cracker plant in Wood County. CAWV Scholarship Foundation award winners, safety winners and concrete award winners, along with a recap of the 2014 CAWV Midyear Meeting, are also featured in this issue. Look for it arriving soon. 2014 CAWV GOLF OUTING REGISTRATION FORM FRIDAY, MAY 30TH SANDY BRAE GOLF CLUB CLENDENIN, WEST VIRGINIA

Participants need to complete this form and return it to the CAWV office by May 9. Prepayment MUST be included with the registration form to ensure your reservation.

Golf Package: Includes green fees, 1/2 cart, beverages, golf favors, prizes and reception. Morning golfers will have a continental breakfast and lunch. Afternoon golfers will enjoy a lunch cookout and dinner.

Please register the following for the May 30th Golf Outing

Name $100

Shotgun Start Preference Amount Enclosed with this form $______7:30 a.m. ___1:30 p.m.

Return with payment by May 9 to: CAWV 2114 Kanawha Boulevard, East Name______Charleston, WV 25311 Company______NO FAXES Phone______Check box if you would like to be a tournament prize sponsor {$150}. 2046662

May 16, 2014 **Plans in CAWV Physical Plan Room ^ Plans in Internet Plan Room (IPR) at www.isqft.com # CAWV Listed as plan holder but plans not yet received

The CAWV posts all projects announced in the Newsletter along with plans and specifications on www.isqft.com. Users of the service receive real-time updates as details are changed, plans, specifications and addenda are uploaded and bidders added. Users are also able to track projects of interest. The iSqFt Project Identification Number, found below, can be used for fast access to each project. For more information, contact Cheryl Clark at (304) 342-1166 or email [email protected]

Date Project Name Contact Information PID# 5/19 **Boiler Replacement, Roanoke Elementary Williamson Shriver Architects, 2067036 School, Lewis County Inc. (304) 345-1060 5/19 Fire Department Sub-Station, Raleigh County Bobby Palmer (304) 877-2340 2082753 5/19 ^Concrete Skate Park, Harris Riverfront Park, Don Kleppe (304) 696-4486 2048769 Huntington ext. 2070 5/20 Emergency Power Upgrades, NCTC, www.fbo.gov Enter Solicitation 2049973 Shepherdstown number F14PS00203 5/20 **^Big Harts Phase I Waterline Extension, E. L. Robinson Engineering Co. 2057891 Contract 1, Logan PSD (304) 776-7473 5/20 **^Big Harts Phase I Waterline Extension, E. L. Robinson Engineering Co. 2057901 Contract 2, Logan PSD (304) 776-7473 5/20 **^Big Harts Phase I Waterline Extension, E. L. Robinson Engineering Co. 2057902 Contract 3, Logan PSD (304) 776-7473 5/20 **^Town of Huttonsville Water System The Thrasher Group, Inc. 2057947 Improvements (304) 624-4108 5/20 **^ Floor Replacement, Feaster Center, Fairmont The Thrasher Group, Inc. 2069303 State University (304) 624-4108 5/20 **^Bleacher Replacement, Feaster Center, The Thrasher Group, Inc. 2069311 Fairmont State University (304) 624-4108 5/20 **^Accessible Restroom Addition, Charleston ZMM, Inc. (304) 342-0159 2065836 Area Alliance 5/20 **^Lighting Renovations, James Monroe High Williamson Shriver Architects, 2060371 School, Monroe County Inc.(304) 345-1060 5/20 A/E, Water System Upgrades, Tri-County Water Tri-County Water Association 2078543 Association (304) 534-3834 5/20 A/E, Emergency Power/Electrical Issues, Tara Lyle (304) 558-2544 2048722 New Huttonsville Correctional Centers 5/20 Soccer Field Renovation, Nitro City of Nitro (304) 755-0705 2076184 5/20 ^WVDOT Call 033 I-64 Bragg Salt Shed, Raleigh www.Bidx.com 2073713 Date Project Name Contact Information PID# 5/20 ^WVDOT Call 034 District Eight, Equipment www.bidx.com 2073698 Shop, Randolph 5/20 WVDOT Call 036, Rest Area, Vending Machines www.bidx.com 2076332 HVAC 5/20 Fire Alarm Systems, Inspection/Maintenance, Tara Lyle (304) 558-2544 2060402 WV Division of Corrections 5/20 Fire Sprinkler Systems, Inspection /Maintenance Tara Lyle (304) 558-2544 2060404 /Testing, WV Division of Corrections 5/20 Fixed Fire Suppression, Inspection /Maintenance Tara Lyle (304) 558-2544 2060408 /Testing, WV Division of Corrections 5/20 Fire Alarm/Fire Protection Monitoring, WV Tara Lyle (304) 558-2544 2060413 Division of Corrections 5/21 **ADA Stadium Renovations, Buckhannon- Williamson Shriver Architects, 2062605 Upshur High School Inc. (304) 345-1060 5/21 HVAC, Public Works Operations Center, Erica Bonilla (301) 739-8577 2075228 Hagerstown, Maryland ext. 188 5/21 Emergency Diesel Generators, Berkeley County County Council of Berkeley 2067119 New County (304) 267-5103 5/21 **^North Marion High School Football Field Turf The Thrasher Group, Inc. 2073914 Project (304) 624-4108 5/21 Pre-Stressed Concrete Box Beams, Snake Run Crystal Rink (304) 558-2306 2071575 Bridge, Greenbrier County 5/21 Bridge Cleaning/Painting, WVDOH Crystal Rink (304) 558-2306 2072793 5/21 ID/IQ Maintenance Contracts, VAMC, Huntington www.fbo.gov Enter Solicitation 2035169 New number VA24914R0011 5/21 **^Renovations, Fred W. Eberle Technical Williamson Shriver Architects, 2060375 Center, Buckhannon Inc. (304) 345-1060 5/22 Refurbish Courthouse Bell Tower, Cabell County Cabell Co. Commission 2057916 (304) 526-8634 5/22 **^Science Hall Elevator Renovation, Potomac Omni Associates (304) 367-1417 2069221 State College 5/22 Structure Repairs, Mortar Shotcrete Method HNTB Corporation 2072812 (304)760-1833 5/23 A/E, Boone County Ambulance Authority Randall Lengyel (304) 837-3911 2075061 5/23 Design Build, I-79 Interchange RFQ Deadline Ron Stanevich (304) 558-3304 2045725 5/26 Street Paving, City of Granville Ron Snyder (304) 599-5080 2072783 5/26 Demolition, Kidde Foundry, Ranson [email protected] 2063606 5/27 Fire Alarm System Upgrade, Building 16 Guy Nisbet (304) 558-2596 2065932 5/27 **^HVAC Renovations, Randolph County Senior CMA Consultants 2076343 Center (304) 598-2558 5/27 Asphalt Resurfacing, Nutter Fort Town of Nutter Fort 2080772 (304) 622-7713 5/28 **^Calhoun-Gilmer Career Center Renovations, The Thrasher Group, Inc. 2060312 Phase II (304) 624-4108 5/28 **^Renovations, Sand Hill Elementary School, M & G Architects & Engineers 2077159 Marshall County (304) 242-8248 5/28 Treated Pine Structural Lumber, District 2, Crystal Rink (304) 558-2306 2078595 WVDOH Date Project Name Contact Information PID# 5/28 Gabion Baskets, WVDOH Crystal Rink (304) 558-2306 2078598 5/28 Paving, River Road, Monongalia County Bob Doyle (304) 291-7268 2073920 5/28 Aggregate/Stone, Potomac Ranger, www.fbo.gov Enter Solicitation 2057960 Monongahela National Forest number AG3434S140017 5/28 Re-Roof, George Washington Elementary Jerry Goff, AIA (304) 722-3379 2082773 School, Eleanor, Putnam County 5/28 **^Reclamation: "Blackeagle #2 Refuse Pile", Frank Whittaker (304) 558-2316 2065928 Wyoming County 5/29 **^HVAC Renovations, Mercer County Schools CMA Engineering, Inc. 2078441 (304) 598-2558 5/29 Pavement Rehabilitation, Tamarack, WV HNTB Corporation 2080716 Parkways (304) 760-1833 5/29 ^Culvert Retrofit/Cleaning, WV Parkways HNTB Corporation 2080704 (304) 760-1833 5/29 **^School Sidewalk Project, Friendsville, Garrett The Thrasher Group, Inc. 2075179 County, Maryland (304) 624-4108 5/29 **^Water Purchase Center, Hundred Littleton The Thrasher Group, Inc. 2073932 New PSD, Wetzel County (304) 624-4108 5/29 Roof Replacement, Medical Building, Pruntytown Tara Lyle (304) 558-2544 2065922 Correctional Center 5/29 **^Eden's Fork/Elk Two Mile Lift Station Burgess & Niple Inc. 2072817 Improvements, Charleston (304) 485-8541 5/29 **^Water System Improvements/Building Cerrone Associates, Inc. 2075194 Additions, Marshall County, Contract 1 (304) 232-5550 5/29 **^Water Storage Tank/Telemetry, Marshall Cerrone Associates, Inc. 2075201 County, Contract 2 (304) 232-5550 5/29 **^Water Service Meters, Marshall County PSD Cerrone Associates, Inc. 2075203 #2, Contract 3 (304) 232-5550 5/29 Paving, Mercer County Mercer Co. Board of Education 2074006 (304) 487-1551 ext. 1240 5/29 Elevator/Chair Lift, Preventative Maintenance, Tara Lyle (304) 558-2544 2069382 Huttonsville Correctional Center 5/29 WWTP Clarifier Repair, City of Richwood Ghosh Engineers, Inc. 2069207 (304) 343-5300 5/29 Modify MALSR, Mid-Ohio Valley Airport, Wood www.deltaairport.com or 2077278 County (704) 521-9101 5/29 Paving, Huttonsville Correctional Center Tara Lyle (304) 558-2544 2065914 CAWV Scholarship Golf Outing 5/30 Sandy Brae Golf Course Contact Wendy Long at (304) 342-1166 or [email protected] 5/30 **^Sherwood Forest Sanitary Sewer Burgess & Niple (304) 485-8541 2069322 Improvements, Charleston 5/30 **^School Based Health Center, Lewis County Alpha Associates, Inc. 2077273 (304) 296-8216 5/30 Engineering Services, WV 14 Corridor Wood-Washington-Wirt Interstate 2075077 Management Plan Planning Commission (304) 422- 4993 ext. 125 Date Project Name Contact Information PID# 5/30 **^Route 52 Waterline Extension, Wythe County, Pentree, Inc. (304) 431-7800 2071480 Virginia 6/1 Engineering Services, Elk Conservation District Elk Conservation District 2078558 (304) 364-5105 6/2 ID/IQ, Small Construction Projects, USACE, www.fbo.gov Enter solicitation 2063617 Huntington number W9123714R0008 6/3 Fixed Cone Valve/ Electric Operator, www.fbo.gov Enter Solicitation 2060333 Summersville Dam number W9123714R0011 6/3 **^Chestnut Street/Sanitary Sewer Replacement, Dunn Engineers, Inc. 2075097 City of Keyser, Contract 2 (304) 342-3436 6/3 **^Chestnut Street, Water Storage Facility, Dunn Engineers, Inc. 2075104 Keyser, Contract 3 (304) 342-3436 6/3 **^Potomac State College Water Storage Dunn Engineers, Inc. 2075108 Tanking Repainting, Keyser, Contract 4 (304) 342-3436 6/3 Water Storage Tank, Augusta County, Virginia Peed & Bortz, LLC 2075215 (540) 394-3214 6/3 HVAC Repairs, Blennerhassett Island Museum, Dean Wingerd (304) 558-0468 2069396 Parkersburg 6/3 **^Reclamation: Mt. Union (Stump) Drainage, Guy Nisbet (304) 558-2596 2065927 Morgantown 6/3 ^^Rehab, Taxiway Pavement and Lighting, Tri- Kimley-Horn & Associates, Inc. 2078487 State Airport, Huntington teresa.robinson@kimley- horn.com 6/4 Airfield Lighting Improvements, Tri-State Airport Kimley-Horn & Associates, Inc. 2078470 teresa.robinson@kimley- horn.com 6/4 Restoration: Head Houses/ Harper Ferry Train Beth Collins (304) 558-2157 2065903 Station 6/4 **^ Chevaux De Frise Waterline Extension, Town Cerrone Associates, Inc. 2085187 of Harrisville (304) 232-5550 6/4 **^REBID-Braxton County Airport Runway Chapman Technical Group 2072788 Rehabilitation (304) 472-8914 6/4 **^ Cooling Tower Replacement, Ritchie County ZMM, Inc. 2079694 High School (304) 643-2991 6/5 Emergency Generator Installation, VAMC, www.fbo.gov Enter Solicitation 2037420 Martinsburg number VA24514B0115 6/5 Remote Tank Monitoring Systems, WV Landfills Frank Whittaker (304)558-2316 2072794 6/5 **^ Security Renovations/Post Frame Building, ZMM, Inc. (304) 342-0159 or 2082691 Sam Perdue Juvenile Center Dean Wingerd (304) 558-0077 6/5 **^HVAC Renovations, Cabell County Career ZMM. Inc. (304) 342-0159 2080661 Technology Center 6/5 Minor Road Construction, Repair, and www.fbo.gov Enter Solicitation 2060338 New Maintenance Services, George Washington / number AG3395S140011 Jefferson National Forests 6/5 HVAC Repairs, Chief Logan Lodge/Conference Dean Wingerd (304) 558-0468 2067142 Center Sherri Goff (304) 558-0077 6/6 Renovation For Surgery Administration, VAMC, www.fbo.gov and Enter 2049961 New Huntington Solicitation VA24914B0415 6/6 Routine Systemic Road Maintenance, George www.fbo.gov Enter Solicitation 2060335 New Washington /Jefferson National Forests number AG3395S140012 Date Project Name Contact Information PID# 6/9 Matewan Amphitheater-Phase 1, Mingo County E. L. Robinson Engineering 2082756 Company (304) 776-7473 6/9 A/E, Stormwater Projects, Town of Rainelle Andrea Pendleton 2082778 (304) 438-7191 6/10 **^Reclamation: 25-Acre Abandoned Mine Frank Whittaker (304) 558-2316 2077243 "Marsh Run Portals", Braxton County 6/10 Sidewalk/Alley Modifications, Hagerstown, Rodney Tissue (301) 739-8577 2080689 Maryland Ext. 128 6/10 Webster Springs High School Roof Replacement Williamson Shriver Architects 2083867 (304) 345-1060 CAWV Congressional Fly-In 6/11 Washington, DC Contact Mike Clowser at (304)342-1166 or [email protected] 6/11 Pine Bridge Lumber, District 2, WVDOH Crystal Rink (304) 558-2306 2082731 6/17 #Classroom Additions, Eastwood Elementary Williamson Shriver Architects, 2082821 School, Morgantown Inc. (304) 345-1060 6/17 Logan Central City Pedestrian Bridge E.L. Robinson Engineering (304) 2083892 776-7473 6/18 **^Reclamation: 16-Acre Abandoned Mine, Beth Collins (304) 558-2157 2075250 "Waitman-Barbe Highwall #1, Monongalia Co. 6/18 Reclamation: Laurel Point Strip, Westover, Frank Whittaker (304) 558-2316 2082736 Monongalia County 6/19 Presolicitation: Renovate 313B Daycare, www.fbo.gov Enter Solicitation 2080694 Martinsburg, VAMC number VA24514B0147 6/30 Pre-Qualification, Open-End Contract, WVU Procurement 1368536 New Construction, WVU (304) 293-5711 7/10 **^Reclamation: Vickers Branch (Butcher) Frank Whittaker (304) 558-2316 2082733 Drainage", Logan County CAWV Annual Meeting 7/10-13 The Greenbrier Resort, White Sulphur Springs Contact Wendy Long at (304) 342-1166 or [email protected]

2014 WVDOH LETTING SCHEDULE

MAY 20 JULY 8 OCTOBER 7 MAY 23 AUGUST 5 NOVEMBER 18 JUNE 10 SEPTEMBER 9 DECEMBER 9

BB 2014-20 May 16, 2014

WAYNE COUNTY VOTERS APPROVE SCHOOL BOND

It took three attempts, but voters in Wayne County have approved an $18 million school construction bond — a key component in a larger $42 million package. That package includes construction of a new Ceredo-Kenova Elementary School and a new Crum Elementary School and will also pay for additions and renovations at Wayne High School. The unofficial vote totals in Wayne County in Tuesday’s primary election were 4,192 votes for the bond and 3,265 against the bond — a 56 percent to 44 percent split. In addition to the $18 million bond, the state School Building Authority has allocated another $18 million for the school projects while much of the final $6 million will come from an improvement fund Wayne County and the Wayne County Board of Education started last year. The most recent bond rejection came in 2012 when voters soundly defeated a proposed $30 million bond.

HVAC RENOVATIONS, CABELL COUNTY CAREER TECHNOLOGY CENTER

(iSqFt Project ID# 2080661) Bids will be accepted until 1:30 PM on 6/5/2014 for HVAC renovations for the Cabell County Career Technology Center. A mandatory pre-bid meeting will be held on 5/23/2014 at 1:30 PM at the Cabell County Career Technology Center, 1035 Norway Avenue, Huntington. Bids should be submitted to Cabell County Board of Education, 2850 Fifth Avenue, Huntington, WV 25701 (304)528-5064. Plans and specifications are available from ZMM, Inc., 222 Lee Street West, Charleston, WV 25302 (304)342-0159 Plans and specifications are available in the CAWV Physical Planroom and Internet Planroom at www.isqft.com.

ROOF REPLACEMENT, FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, BLUEFIELD

(iSqFt Project ID# 2081936) Bids will be accepted until 2:00 PM on 6/3/2014 for re-roofing of the First Presbyterian Church at 208 Tazewell Avenue, Bluefield. A non-mandatory pre-bid meeting will be held on 5/23/2014 at 2:00 PM at the project site, 208 Tazewell Avenue, Bluefield. Bids should be submitted to First Presbyterian Church, 208 Tazewell Avenue, Bluefield, WV 25701. Plans and specifications are available from E.T. Boggess, 101 Rockledge Avenue, Princeton, WV 24740 (304)425-4491. Plans and specifications are available in the CAWV Physical Planroom and Internet Planroom at www.isqft.com.

FURNITURE / FIXTURES / EQUIPMENT, ST. MARYS HIGH SCHOOL

(iSqFt Project ID# 2082743) Bids will be accepted until 1:30 PM on 6/3/2014 for furniture, fixtures and equipment for the new St. Marys High School, Pleasants County. Bids should be submitted to Pleasants County Board of Education, 202 Fairview Drive, P. O. Box 210, Saint Marys, WV 26170 (304)684-2215. Plans and specifications are available from Blackwood Associates, Inc., 611 East Park Avenue, Fairmont, WV 26554 (304)366-1580. Plans and specifications are expected in the CAWV Physical Planroom and Internet Planroom at www.isqft.com.

FIRE DEPARTMENT SUB-STATION, RALEIGH COUNTY

(iSqFt Project ID# 2082753) Bids will be accepted until 5:00 PM on 5/19/2014 for construction of a concrete pad for building, plumbing, electrical installation, fire alarm system and radiant propane heat system for a new sub-station for the Bradley-Prosperity Volunteer Fire Department, Mt. Hope, WV. Bids should be submitted to Bradley-Prosperity Volunteer Fire Department, Bobby Palmer, 1304 North Sandbranch Road, P. O. Box 331, Mount Hope, WV 25880 (304)877-2340. Plans and specifications have been requested for the CAWV Physical Planroom and Internet Planroom at www.isqft.com.

MATEWAN AMPHITHEATER-PHASE 1

(iSqFt Project ID# 2082756) Bids will be accepted until 4:00 PM on 6/9/2014 for construction of a 2,020 SF masonry stage structure shell with standing seam metal roof, extension of sewer and water lines and grading of the site to accommodate the stage structure, concrete pavements and electrical service for the Matewan Amphitheater. A mandatory pre-bid meeting will be held on 5/28/2014 at 10:00 AM at Matewan Town Hall, 306 McCoy Alley, Matewan. Bids should be submitted to Town of Matewan, 306 McCoy Alley, Matewan, WV 25678 (304)426-4092. Plans and specifications are available from E.L. Robinson Engineering Company, 5088 Washington Street West, Cross Lanes, WV 25313 (304)776-7473. Plans and specifications are expected in the CAWV Physical Planroom and Internet Planroom at www.isqft.com.

RE-ROOF, GEORGE WASHINGTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

(iSqFt Project ID# 2082773) Bids will be accepted until 2:00 PM on 5/28/2014 for re-roofing of George Washington Elementary School, Eleanor. A mandatory pre-bid meeting will be held on 5/22/2014 at 10:00 AM at George Washington Elementary School, Eleanor. Bids should be submitted to Putnam County Board of Education, 9 Courthouse Drive, Winfield, WV 25213 (304)586-0500. Plans and specifications are available from Jerry Goff, AIA, 100 1st Avenue, P.O. Box 1356, St. Albans, WV 25177 (304)722-3379. Plans and specifications are expected in the CAWV Physical Planroom and Internet Planroom at www.isqft.com.

COOLING TOWER REPLACEMENT, RITCHIE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL/MIDDLE SCHOOL

(iSqFt Project ID# 2079694) Bids will be accepted until 1:30 PM on 6/4/2014 for installation of a new closed circuit, induced draft cooling tower, refurbishing an existing pump, piping modifications to an existing shot-feeder, minor maintenance duties, installing a glycol feeder and performing water treatment and glycol re-filling, and demolition and removal of the two existing cooling towers. A mandatory pre-bid meeting will be held on 5/22/2014 at 1:30PM at the Ritchie County High School/ Middle School, 201 Ritchie County School Road, Ellenboro, WV 26346. Bids should be submitted to Ritchie County Board of Education, 134 South Penn Avenue, Harrisville, WV 26362 (304)643-2991. Plans and specifications are available from ZMM, Inc., 222 Lee Street West, Charleston, WV 25302 (304)342-0159. Plans and specifications are expected in the CAWV Physical Planroom and Internet Planroom at www.isqft.com.

PRESOLICITATION: RENOVATE 313B DAYCARE, MARTINSBURG, VAMC

(iSqFt Project ID# 2080694) Bids will be accepted until 1:00 PM on 6/19/2014 for approximately 2,400 SF interior renovation of Building 313B, demolition of all existing interior partitions, ceilings, finishes, mechanical, electrical, fire alarm and plumbing systems, modifications to the fire sprinkler system for the daycare facility at VAMC, Martinsburg. A pre-bid meeting will be held on 6/3/2014 at 10:00 AM at the VA Medical Center, 510 Butler Avenue, Building 308B Conference Room. A visitor's pass must be obtained from Building 500 main lobby reception area. Bids should be submitted to Department of Veterans Affairs, Angela Burger, 510 Butler Avenue, Martinsburg, WV 25405 (304)263-0811. For additional information visit www.fbo.gov and enter solicitation number VA24514B0147.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS

POST FRAME VOCATIONAL BUILDING/EXPANSION OF EDUCATIONAL SPACE (DJS140009)

(iSqFt Project ID# 2082691) Bids will be accepted until 1:30 PM on 6/5/2014 for construction of a wood-framed pole building to house classroom activities for a juvenile detention center plus associated site improvements at the Sam Perdue Juvenile Center, Princeton. A mandatory pre-bid meeting will be held on 5/22/2014 at 1:00 PM at Sam Perdue Juvenile Center, 843 Shelter Road, Princeton. Bids should be submitted to State of WV, Dean Wingerd, 1900 Kanawha Boulevard, East, Charleston, WV 25305 (304)558-0468. Plans and specifications are available from ZMM, Inc., 222 Lee Street West, Charleston, WV 25302 (304)342-0159. Plans and specifications are expected in the CAWV Physical Planroom and Internet Planroom at www.isqft.com.

ROOF REPLACEMENT TO WEBSTER COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL

(iSqFt Project ID# 2083867) Bids will be accepted until 1:30 PM on 6/10/2014 for Roof replacement to Webster County High School. A mandatory pre-bid meeting will be held on 5/29/2014 at 1:30PM at Webster County High School, 1 Highlander Drive, Upperglade WV, 26266. Bids should be submitted to Webster County Board of Education, 315 South Main Street, Webster Springs, WV 26288. Plans and specifications are available from Williamson Shriver Architects, 717 Bigley Avenue, Charleston, WV, 25302, (304)345-1060. Plans and specifications are expected in the CAWV Physical Planroom and Internet Planroom at www.isqft.com.

POWELL VALLEY MS BOILER REPLACEMENT, WISE COUNTY, VIRGINIA (Bid 5/13/2014)

Nor-well Company, Inc...... $149,960 HVAC, Inc...... 154,250 Gene Cox Mechanical ...... 158,475

RE-ROOF MILL, BABCOCK STATE PARK (Bid 5/8/14)

Reliable Roofing Company, Inc ...... $36,800 Danhill Construction Company ...... 40,587 Allegheny Restoration Builders ...... 41,090

EMERGENCY POWER SYSTEM, DENMAR CORRECTIONAL CENTER (Bid 5/17/14)

Nitro Electric Company ...... $437,000 Danhill Construction Company ...... 460,000 N-Powell Company ...... 474,323 The Summit Electric Group ...... 483,000

REPLACEMENT WINDOWS, ALUM CREEK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (Bid 5/5/14)

City Construction ...... $94,901 Eastern Door & Glass ...... 110,750

CLAY COUNTY MIDDLE SCHOOL – HVAC (Bid 4/29/14)

Dougherty Company ...... $680,000 Pennington Plumbing & Heating ...... 746,000 Stuart-McMunn ...... 811,500

*CAWV Members in Bold Type

MU 2014-20 May 16, 2014

WRRDA LEGISLATION INCLUDES WATER/WASTEWATER INFRASTRUCTURE PROVISIONS

AGC and its coalition partners in the Water Infrastructure Network have been engaged in an 18- month campaign to include significant clean water provisions in the final conference package of the Water Resources Reform and Development Act. Those efforts successfully secured several provisions that improve the Clean Water State Revolving Fund (CWSRF).

The CWSRF will now be more flexible in its loan terms, allowing lower interest rates, principle forgiveness, and extended repayment periods of 30 years. The provisions will also expand eligible SRF funding uses to include implementation of watershed plans, water conservation, stormwater recapture, and technical assistance to small and medium treatment works. The Clean Water SRF provisions were in neither the House- nor Senate-passed WRDA Bills. Unfortunately, in addition to the reauthorization language, the bill also permanently extends (for the CWSRF) the Buy American language that was previously in the appropriations compromise from earlier this year. That appropriations provision was set to expire at the end of September.

The WRRDA legislation also creates a Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Authority (WIFIA), just as the Senate version of the bill did. This would be a pilot project for making loans and loan guarantees directly from the federal government to eligible water resources and water/wastewater projects. The projects receiving this assistance would be selected at the federal level, unlike the SRF program, and projects that are financed in whole or in part with any sort of tax-exempt financing are ineligible for WIFIA assistance. The same Buy American provisions as described above will apply to these projects as well.

JOINT UTILITY COMMITTEE RECEIVES FUNDING UPDATES, DISCUSSES INDUSTRY ISSUES

The CAWV Joint Utility Committee met on Thursday, May 15, at the offices of the Water Development Authority and West Virginia Infrastructure and Jobs Development Council in Charleston. Committee members received updates from funding agencies and discussed several industry issues. Jim Ellars, executive director, West Virginia Infrastructure and Jobs Development Council, presented an updated report on funds they have available for commitment during Fiscal Year 2014. The amounts are split into two categories, funds available for loans and funds available for grants, and take into account several projects that were funded by the IJDC board at their last meeting. The report shows a total of $24,418,042 of uncommitted funds available for loans and $5,077,060 available for grants. He noted that they have recently funded several large projects that were not originally on IJDC’s radar. Chris Jarrett, executive director, West Virginia Water Development Authority, noted that by funding those projects that the IJDC did not expect to be coming to the board for funding, the IJDC may have to turn away some projects that would normally get funded because the dollars will not be available. Mr. Jarrett also noted that with the legislature recently taking half, or $20 million, of this year’s funding to help balance the state budget it may be a few years before some projects get funded. He noted that loan dollars are usually harder to award as most projects request grant money in order to avoid having to request rate increases that would be required for the majority of projects if low interest loans were used to do the construction. He noted that several projects with Abandoned Mine Lands funds are also in jeopardy of losing some of their funding and may be coming to IJDC for additional funds. The Office of Surface Mining has put a hold on projects with AML dollars to research how the AML funds were awarded. In order for a project to receive AML funds the water quality must have been directly affected by a mining operation in that community. This could be a big issue for since currently 32 projects have some AML funds committed.

Kathy Emery, Engineer Chief, West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection, reported that the WVDEP has now funded $1 billion in water and waste water projects. Ms. Emery also reported that have obligated 99 percent of their funds for this fiscal year and her goal is to spend 99 to 100 percent of their funds available each year.

Committee members also discussed the Federal Buy American Mandate. That mandate states that any project using State Revolving Funds for any portion of the project must meet a Buy American Certification. The certification states that all iron, steel and precast concrete used on a project must be manufactured in the United States. The mandate does not include manufactured goods such as pumps, controls, etc. The mandate went into effect for all projects whose plans were approved after January 17, 2014. There is also a waiver process for items not produced in the U.S. and for small items that amount to less than five percent of the total project amount. Members also heard from Kelly Workman, Manager, Project Development for the West Virginia Development Office, on the Sam.gov registration requirements. Her office had recently stated that contractors that work on projects that contain Small Cities Block Grant money must register through the SAM.gov site. After some discussions with the CAWV the Development Office has decided not to require the registration at this time and will study the issue to see if it will be required in the future. The purpose of the registration is to make sure a contractor on a project is not on the debarment list.

The next meeting of the Joint Utilities Committee will be on Thursday, September 18, at 10:00 a.m. For additional information, contact Pat McDonald at (304) 342-1166 or [email protected].

A/E, STORMWATER PROJECTS, TOWN OF RAINELLE

(iSqFt Project ID# 2082778) Proposals from consulting engineering firms to provide advice and engineering services in assisting the Town of Rainelle for MS4 related activities and general stormwater projects will be accepted until 4:00 PM on 6/9/2014. Proposals should be submitted to Town of Rainelle, Andrea Pendleton, P. O. Box 648, Rainelle, WV 25962 (304)438-7191.

GREEN VALLEY-GLENWOOD PSD WASTEWATER SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT (Bid 5/13/14)

Pipe Plus, Inc………………………………………………………………………………… $519,590 Main Street Builders, LLC…………………… ...... ………………………………..…521,164 Cherry River Eastern Tank & Utility Service, Inc…………….…………………………...... 546,425 Eastern Tank & Utility Services, Inc...... ……………………………………………….564,125 DCI/Shires Inc……………………………………………………….……………………………764,550 Orders Construction Company, Inc. ...…………………………….………………………..765,835

CITY OF PENNSBORO, RITCHIE COUNTY, RADIO READ METERS (Bid 5/8/14)

Drier & Maller……………………………………………………………………………………$105,171 Ferguson Waterworks……………………………………………………………………. … 150,700 C.I. Thornburg……………………………………………………………………………… 210,941

TOWN OF WILLIAMSPORT, WASHINGTON COUNTY MARYLAND-WATER TANK REHABILITATION (Bid 5/6/14)

Titan Industrial Service…………………………………………………………………………$268,625 Manoilis Painting Co, Inc………………………………………………………………………. 429,500

WTP IMPROVEMENTS RUSSELL, GREEUP CO, KY (Bid 5/6/14)

CodellConstruction…………………………………………………………………...... $1,473,624 Mike Enyart and Sons………………………………………………………………...... 1,158,000 Mechanical Construction……………………………………………………………………....1,961,420 Orders Construction………….… …………………………………………………… …. ..1,986,400

SOUTH DENTS RUN SANITARY SEWER EXTENSION (Bid 5/13/14)

Anderson Excavating ...... $282,848 Orange Construction ...... 296,050 Glenn Johnson ...... 308,511 Mountaineer Cont...... 332,520 D&M Contracting ...... 440,825 Bear Contracting ...... 475,620

*CAWV Members in Bold Type

May 16, 2014

PROTECTING WORKERS FROM HEAT STRESS- PART TWO

Exposure to heat can cause illness and death. The most serious heat illness is heat stroke. Other heat illnesses such as heat exhaustion, heat cramps and heat rash, should also be avoided. There are precautions employers should take any time temperatures are high and the job involves physical work.

HOW YOU CAN PROTECT YOURSELF AND OTHERS

Know signs/symptoms of heat illnesses, monitor yourself, use the buddy system.

Block out direct sun and other heat sources.

Drink plenty of fluids. Drink often and BEFORE you are thirsty.

Avoid beverages containing alcohol or caffeine.

Wear lightweight, light colored, loose-fitting clothes.

Be aware that poor physical condition, some health problems (such as high blood pressure or diabetes), pregnancy, colds and flu, and some medication can increase your personal risk. If you are under treatment, ask your healthcare provider.

WHAT TO DO WHEN A WORKER IS ILL FROM THE HEAT

Call a supervisor for help. If the supervisor is not available, call 911.

Have someone stay with the worker until help arrives.

Move the worker to a cooler/shaded area.

Remove outer clothing.

Fan and mist the worker with water, apply ice (ice bags or towels).

Provide cool, but not ice-cold drinking water, if able to drink.

Contact the CAWV at (304)342-1166 for assistance with your safety program.

The Associated General Contractors (AGC) of America is collaborating with ClickSafety, an OSHA-authorized provider, to deliver a wide range of construction related safety courses online for members at a 10% discount. To view the full course catalog, and for information on ordering, visit: http://www.clicksafety.com/AGC/?discount_Code=CAWV

HH 2014-20 May 16, 2014

DOT CONTINUES TO PROJECT HIGHWAY TRUST FUND SHORTFALL IN AUGUST

The U.S. Department of Transportation maintains its projection that the Highway Trust Fund will shortfall in August, according to the latest update of the agency’s Highway Trust Fund Ticker. Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx introduced the Ticker in January. It is designed to provide a monthly update on the HTF’s remaining balance.

Last month, the DOT offered the same projection on when the HTF will run dry: late August. The HTF provides funding to the majority of surface transportation projects in the U.S., and the DOT could slow reimbursements to state and local agencies to prevent the shortfall. Additionally, Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx previously said that if the HTF, along with other problems with the nation’s transportation system, isn’t fixed, it could cost 700,000 jobs. In the ticker update, the DOT notes that the Highway Account started fiscal year 2014 with about $1.6 billion, and $9.7 billion was transferred from the General Fund. Since then, the account’s cash balance has dropped by nearly $3.2 billion to $8.7 billion, according to Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) data through April 25. To read the complete article, click here. For more details, see the DOT’s Highway Trust Fund Ticker here.

PENNSYLVANIA’S HIGHWAY PROGRAM INCREASES, THANKS TO FUNDING LEGISLATION

The Pennsylvania Legislature passed its first-ever comprehensive multimodal transportation funding bill that greatly expands the state’s highway construction and maintenance program. The following appeared in the May 14 issue of the Pennsylvania Highway Information Association’s E-Motion: “PennDOT puts out $217 million projects during April” – The effects of Act 89 continue to spike Penn DOT Lettings in 2014. PennDOT bid a little over $217 million in projects in April, bringing the year-to-date total to over $667 million. At this same point in 2013, PennDOT only bid $336.3 million in lettings. At this pace, PennDOT would end 2014 with over $2 billion in lettings. With the recent enactment of the transportation funding bill there is reason to see this trend continue. Act 89, which will implement a $2.3 billion comprehensive transportation funding plan over the next five years, will result in PennDOT coming close to $2 billion in construction lettings in 2014. PennDOT finished 2013 with $1.6 billion in lettings. As in year's past, PHIA will continue to track contract lettings on a monthly basis.

SENATE PASSES TRANSPORTATION BILL OUT OF COMMITTEE

Thursday the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee (EPW) unanimously approved S. 2322, the MAP-21 Reauthorization Act. The AGC-supported bipartisan bill is the first step towards reauthorizing current transportation funding legislation and identifying the revenue needed to provide for a robust long-term transportation bill.

The legislation – which is the highway portion of the surface transportation reauthorization – provides current funding plus inflation for six years through fiscal year 2020. It also maintains current funding formulas and increases the amount states will receive each year. The annual funding for federal-aid highways is below:

Fiscal Year Annual Funding (in billions) FY 2014 $39.99 FY 2015 $40.546 FY 2016 $41.278 FY 2017 $42.092 FY 2018 $42.947 FY 2019 $43.803 FY 2020 $44.699

The bill is far less comprehensive than MAP-21, considering many of the reforms in MAP-21 have yet to be implemented. The bill does, however, make some incremental improvements to accelerating project delivery, as well as creating new categorical exclusions. In addition, the bill creates a new multimodal freight formula program, which will start in 2016 and is funded at $1 billion per year over five years. The bill would provide $400 billion annually for projects of national and regional significance, which was initially authorized as part of MAP-21 but was never funded. Also, the bill originally provided $1 billion annually for the TIFIA credit assistance program, but that number was decreased by $250 million as part of an amendment to restore funding for highway research programs. The proposed bill would also direct the U.S. Department of Transportation to carry out a study to examine alternative financing mechanisms to preserve the user-fee structure and maintain long-term Highway Trust Fund solvency. A summary of the bill can be found here.

The next steps within the Senate are for the other committees of jurisdiction to act. The most critical of the three is the Finance Committee, which has been tasked with finding the revenue to pay for the bill. Through the Hardhats for Highways campaign, AGC continues to focus on ensuring revenue is available in the Highway Trust Fund to avoid insolvency – projected as early as July of this year – and to provide for the long-term reauthorization of MAP-21 prior to the expiration of the bill on Sept. 30, 2014.

WEST VIRGINIA TO HOST AASHTO MAINTENANCE MEETING- JULY 27-31, 2014

Charleston, West Virginia is the site for the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials Subcommittee on Maintenance annual meeting. It will be held July 27 through July 31. This is the annual national meeting of well over 200 roadway and bridge engineers and officials from all fifty states, Puerto Rico and Canada. The West Virginia Division of Highways is this year’s host.

Please review the attached information with this week’s newsletter on how the contracting industry can help support the men and women of the West Virginia Division of Highways.

For more information, or to ask questions, please contact Mike Clowser or Pat Parsons at (304) 342-1166 or [email protected] and [email protected].

WVMHS&T/WVCAC QUARRY RULES TASK FOR TO FINALIZE ACTIONS

The task force of the West Virginia Crushed Aggregates Council and West Virginia Miner’s Health Safety and Training that was formed to revise the current WV Quarry (Metal/Non-Metal Mines) Safety Laws and Regulations will meet Thursday, May 22, at 9:00 a.m. at the WVMHS&T’s office to finalize the rules prior to them being introduced for review and approval. Task force members should have received a mailing from William Tucker, WVMHS&T Administrator, regarding the meeting. For more information, please contact Mike Clowser at [email protected].

ASPHALT RESURFACING, NUTTER FORT

(iSqFt Project ID# 2080772) Bids will be accepted until 3:00 PM on 5/27/2014 for Removal of asphalt and resurfacing of approximately 11,681 SY of asphalt streets in the Town of Nutter Fort. A mandatory pre-bid meeting will be held on 5/16/2014 at 10:00 AM in the council chambers at the Town of Nutter Fort, 1415 Buckhannon Pike, Nutter Fort, WV. Bids should be submitted to Town of Nutter Fort, 1415 Buckhannon Pike, Nutter Fort, WV 26301 (304)622- 7713. Plans and specifications are available from Town of Nutter Fort, 1415 Buckhannon Pike, Nutter Fort, WV 26301 (304)622-7713. Plans and specifications are expected in the CAWV Physical Planroom and Internet Planroom at www.isqft.com.

CULVERT RETROFIT/CLEANING, WV PARKWAYS

(iSqFt Project ID# 2080704) Bids will be accepted until 3:00 PM on 5/29/2014 for dewatering, cleaning, and retrofit of various culverts for the WV Parkways Authority. Bids should be submitted to WV Parkways Development Authority, 3310 Piedmont Road, P. O Box 1469, Charleston, WV 25325 (304)926-1902. Plans and specifications are available from HNTB Corporation, 41 Mission Way, Scott Depot, WV 25560 (304)760-1833. Plans and specifications are expected in the CAWV Physical Planroom and Internet Planroom at www.isqft.com.

PAVEMENT REHABILITATION TAMARACK, WV PARKWAYS

(iSqFt Project ID# 2080716) Bids will be accepted until 3:00 PM on 5/29/2014 for milling of existing pavement and installation of approximately 4,579 tons of hot-laid bituminous skid resistant pavement at the Tamarack parking area for the WV Parkways Authority. Bids should be submitted to WV Parkways Development Authority, 3310 Piedmont Road, P. O Box 1469, Charleston, WV 25325 (304)926-1902. Plans and specifications are available from HNTB Corporation, 41 Mission Way, Scott Depot, WV 25560 (304)760-1833.Plans and specifications are expected in the CAWV Physical Planroom and Internet Planroom at www.isqft.com.

PAVING, RIVER ROAD, MONONGALIA COUNTY

(iSqFt Project ID# 2080752) Bids will be accepted until 10:15 AM on 5/28/2014 for paving of the road entering the County Motor Pool, Maintenance Facility and Canine Adoption Center located off the River Road for Monongalia County Commission. A mandatory pre-bid meeting will be held on 5/20/2014 at 11:00 AM at the Maintenance Facility, River Road, Morgantown. Bids should be submitted to Monongalia County Commission, 243 High Street, 2nd Floor, Morgantown, WV 26505 (304)291-7268. Plans and specifications are available from Monongalia County Commission, 243 High Street, 2nd Floor, Morgantown, WV 26505 (304)291-7268. Plans and specifications are expected in the CAWV Physical Planroom and Internet Planroom at www.isqft.com.

SIDEWALK/ALLEY MODIFICATIONS, HAGERSTOWN, MARYLAND

(iSqFt Project ID# 2080689) Bids will be accepted until 11:00 AM on 6/10/2014 for Installation of handicapped ramps, concrete alley entrance aprons, mobilization, traffic control, and other necessary items to complete the handicapped modifications for the City of Hagerstown. A pre-bid meeting will be held on (no meeting date supplied). Bids should be submitted to City of Hagerstown, Rodney Tissue, 1 East Franklin Street, 3rd Floor, Hagerstown, MD 21740 (301)739-8577. Plans and specifications are available from City of Hagerstown, Rodney Tissue, 1 East Franklin Street, 3rd Floor, Hagerstown, MD, 21740, (301)739-8577. Plans and specifications are expected in the CAWV Physical Planroom and Internet Planroom at www.isqft.com.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS

PINE BRIDGE LUMBER, DISTRICT 2, WVDOH (0214C403)

(iSqFt Project ID# 2082731) Bids will be accepted until 1:30 PM on 6/11/2014 for open end contract for treated pine bridge lumber for maintenance and construction of bridges in District 2, WVDOH. Bids should be submitted to State of WV, 2019 Washington Street East, Charleston, WV 25311 (304)558-2306. For additional information contact Crystal Rink at (304)558-2306 or email [email protected].

RECLAMATION: “VICKERS BRANCH (BUTCHER) DRAINAGE", LOGAN COUNTY (DEP16573)

(iSqFt Project ID# 2082733) Bids will be accepted until 1:30 PM on 7/10/2014 for reclamation of a 7-acre abandoned mine project known as "Vickers Branch (Butcher) Drainage” project, Chapmanville. A mandatory pre-bid meeting and site visit will be held on 6/17/2014 at 10:00 AM at the site on Vickers Branch Road, Chapmanville. Bids should be submitted to State of WV, 2019 Kanawha Boulevard, East, Charleston, WV 25305 (304)558-2316. For additional information contact Frank Whittaker at (304)558-2316 or email [email protected]. Plans and specifications are available for viewing in the CAWV Physical Planroom and Internet Planroom at www.isqft.com.

RECLAMATION: LAUREL POINT STRIP, WESTOVER (DEP16562)

(iSqFt Project ID# 2082736) Bids will be accepted until 1:30 PM on 6/18/2014 for reclamation of 12-acre abandoned mine project known as "Laurel Point Strip" project, Westover. A mandatory pre-bid meeting will be held on 5/28/2014 at 10:00 AM at Laurel Point Strip, Westover. Bids should be submitted to State of WV, 2019 Kanawha Boulevard, East, Charleston, WV 25305. For additional information contact Frank Whittaker at (304)558-2316 or email [email protected]. Plans and specifications are available for viewing in the CAWV Physical Planroom and Internet Planroom at www.isqft.com.

LOGAN CENTRAL CITY PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE

(iSqFt Project ID# 2083892) Bids will be accepted until 2:00 PM on 6/17/2014 for This project involves furnishing all materials, labor, and equipment necessary for the demolition of the existing bridge and construction of the new 3 span pedestrian bridge. A mandatory pre-bid meeting will be held on 6/2/2014 at 10:00 AM at A mandatory pre-bid meeting will be held on site at 10AM on 6/2/14. Bids should be submitted to City of Logan, Serafino Nolletti, 219 Dingess Drive, Logan, WV 25601 Ph:(304)752-4044. Plans and specifications are available from E.L. Robinson Engineering Company, Rick Roberts, 5088 Washington Street West, Cross Lanes, WV, 25313, (304)776-7473 Plans and specifications are expected in the CAWV Physical Planroom and Internet Planroom at www.isqft.com.

REHABILITATE TAXIWAYS, CONTRACT 3, ELKINS-RANDOLPH COUNTY REGIONAL AIRPORT (Bid 05/06/2014)

West Virginia Paving, Inc...... $ 292,165

BRIDGE REPAIR, WV STATE RAIL AUTHORITY (Bid 5/8/14)

Chesapeake Thermite Welding, LLC ...... $326,269 Queen City Railroad Construction ...... 429,309.32 American Railroad Industries, Inc ...... 452,618 Amtrac Railroad Contractors of Maryland, Inc ...... 487,716 RailWorks Track System ...... 489,300 Osmose Railroad Services, Inc ...... 640,021 GW Peoples Contracting ...... 680,696

STREETSCAPE, MT HOPE (bid 5/1/14) McClanahan Construction ...... $183,398 Wolf Creek Contracting ...... 206,338 Garcie R. Marker & Sons Inc ...... 247,669 Danhill Constructions ...... 254,300

*CAWV Members in Bold Type

May 5, 2014

TO: CAWV HIGHWAY DIVISION MEMBERS

FROM: NATE ORDERS, CHAIRMAN

RE: WEST VIRGINIA TO HOST AASHTO MAINTENANCE MEETING

JULY 27- JULY 31, 2014

Kyle Stollings, Director of the WVDOH’s Maintenance Division, has reached out to the CAWV and Asphalt Pavement Association of WV to seek help with sponsorships. Our organizations have always helped sponsor AASHTO meetings when they come to West Virginia because it helps showcase West Virginia and it supports the men and women of the West Virginia Division of Highways who are helping to put on this year’s meeting.

There are two ways to help sponsor this year’s program. One, AASHTO has developed sponsorship levels of $2,500, $3,500, $6,000 and $8,000. Companies that would like to select one of these levels get to set up a display table at the meeting, get complimentary registration and an ad in the program. Companies can also purchase a full-page, half-page or quarter-page ad in the program. The sheet detailing the sponsoring levels and corresponding benefits is attached with this mailing.

There is a second option for contributions. Companies that don’t want to partake of the AASHTO levels can make a contribution to the CAWV. These dollars will be pooled and the total contributions will be used to help the WVDOH offset some of the costs of the annual meeting. The names of all members who contribute will be provided to the WVDOH so they can acknowledge the support given by industry.

Kyle, his staff, and AASHTO personnel have developed a great program for the Charleston conference. In addition to the many technical and work group meetings, there is time for attendees to see West Virginia specific attractions, including a tour of the WV Turnpike Memorial Tunnel which is used to simulate emergency situations, mock disasters, tunnel fires and terrorist events.

To see more on the Subcommittee on Maintenance meeting, go to the WV Department of Transportation’s AASHTO’s website at http://www.transportation.wv.gov/conferences/2014aashtoscom/Pages/default.aspx You can click on the agenda and see the program. To see the sponsorship opportunities, click on “Registration,” then hit the “Click Here to Register” and then click on “Sponsorship Opportunities.”

An AASHTO Exhibitor/Sponsorship Form and a sheet showing the sponsorship levels and benefits are attached. This sponsorship form can be filled out online through AASHTO.

A form for those wishing to contribute directly through the CAWV and APAWV is also attached. This form should be sent to the CAWV at 2114 Kanawha Blvd. E., Charleston, WV 25311.

Sponsorship of the Subcommittee on Maintenance conference is a great way to support the WVDOH’s Maintenance Division. I encourage contractors, as well as associate members who supply pipe, concrete, asphalt, aggregates, box beams, pipe, steel and aluminum, construction equipment, rebar, epoxy compounds and any other maintenance products or services used by the WVDOH to help make the West Virginia conference a success.

For more information, or to ask questions, please contact Mike Clowser or Pat Parsons at 304- 342-1166 or [email protected] and [email protected]

committee meetings subcommittee on maintenance

The AASHTO Subcommittee on Maintenance (SCOM) organizes and conducts conferences annually to provide information on the state-of-the-art and state-of-the-practice in maintenance operations for profes- sionals responsible for maintaining highways across the country .Additionally, every three years SCOM jointly sponsors its conference with the TRB Maintenance and Preservation committees . Help preserve our highways . Sponsor the Maintenance Committee Meeting . Your support is greatly appreciated.

AASHTO Subcommittee on Maintenance Platinum Gold Silver Bronze Sponsorship Benefits $8,000 $6,000 $3,500 $2,500 10’ 10’ Complimentary Display Area Prime Prime 6’ 6’ Location Location

Complimentary Non-Member Registration (non-transferable) 4 3 2 1

Verbal Recognition at Opening General Session Ye s Ye s NA NA

Verbal Recognition at Opening Reception Ye s Ye s NA NA

Logo on Welcome Banner Ye s NA NA NA

Quarter Ad in Meeting Program Full Page Half Page NA Page

Logo in Meeting Program Ye s Ye s Yes Ye s

Logo Imprinted on Sponsor Signs Located Throughout Meeting Area Ye s Ye s Ye s Ye s advertising options

• Full-page, color, 8.5” x 11” ...... $1,200

• Half-page, color, up to 5.5” x 8.5” ...... $800

• Quarter-page, color 3.75” x 5” ...... $500

27 Exhibitor/Sponsorship Form

Meeting: ______

Please complete this form and return ONLY THE FORM, to Ernie Cochran at: [email protected]. If a check will accompany the Sponsorship Form, please send the form along with payment to: 444 N Capitol Street NW—Suite 249, Washington DC, 20001. (Be sure to send an electronic copy to Ernie Cochran) Upon receipt of the signed sponsorship agreement, an invoice for payment will be sent.

Primary Contact Information:

______Primary Contact Name Title

______Mailing Address City State Zip

______Telephone Fax e-mail Address

______Company/Organization Name

Billing Contact Information (if different than above):

______Primary Contact Name Title

______Mailing Address City State Zip

______Telephone Fax e-mail Address

______Credit Card Number Expiration Date CVS# Authorized Signature

Sponsorship Designation:

______Sponsored Event(s)/Item(s)

______Total Sponsored Amount

Agreement Terms: Sponsor hereby acknowledges that they have read, understand, and agree to the terms as printed on the “SPONSORSHIP Authorized Signature ______BENEFITS” page and accepts this agreement as binding. Title ______Date ______

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2014 S p o n s o r s h i p Form

CAWV/APAWV SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNTIES

This form is for companies that don’t want to partake of the AASHTO levels but still support the conference. These dollars will be pooled and the total contributions will be used to help the WVDOH offset some of the costs of the annual meeting. The names of all members who contribute will be provided to the WVDOH so they can acknowledge the support given by industry.

Please fill out the attached form and send checks, made payable to CAWV with a note it’s for AASHTO, to CAWV, 2114 Kanawha Blvd. E., Charleston, WV 25311.

Company Name: ______Primary Contact: ______

Mailing Address: ______Phone: ______

Email: ______Amount of contribution: ______

Authorized Signature:______Title: ______Date: ______

RETURN FORM TO CAWV via fax 304-342-1074 or email to [email protected]