Industrial
THE OHIO STATE EAST REGIONAL CHILLED WATER PLANT
One of the first public Construction Manager at Risk projects in the State of Ohio, this project involves construction of a new chilled water plant located within the Academic Core North (ACN) area of campus. The ultimate capacity of the facility will provide approximately 15,000 tons of chilled water capacity and satisfy “N+1” redundancy for standby chiller requirements.
Client
The Ohio State University
Location
Columbus, OH
Square Footage
26,000.00
Project Budget
Water Resources
LAWRENCE COUNTY UNION ROME WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT
The renovations converted the plant to new technology using a submerged plate Membrane BioReactive system. In addition to the MBR system with sludge thickening capabilities, there is also a new headwork’s structure with new automatic bar screens, grit removal, a septage receiving station and an odor control system all married together under one structure.
Client
Lawrence County
Location
Chesapeake, OH
MGD
6.00
Project Budget
$23 Million
Industrial
UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON GE AVIATION EPISCENTER
The 138,000 SF, multi-story Electrical Power Integrated Systems Research and
Development Center (EPISCENTER) was constructed on a brownfield site on River Park Drive near the intersection of Patterson Boulevard and Stewart Street. The Center works cooperatively with the University of Dayton Research Institute to develop and deploy advanced electric power systems for aviation and aerospace applications.
Development Center (EPISCENTER) was constructed on a brownfield site on River Park Drive near the intersection of Patterson Boulevard and Stewart Street. The Center works cooperatively with the University of Dayton Research Institute to develop and deploy advanced electric power systems for aviation and aerospace applications.
Client
University of Dayton
Location
Dayton, OH
Square Footage
138,000.00
Project Budget
$41 Million
Industrial
EASTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY RENEWABLE ENERGY CENTER
The plant houses two 40,000 lb/hr biomass boilers that now provide steam for the entire campus. These biomass boilers are capable of using wood chips or sawgrass as a fuel source; the latest in renewable energy design. In addition to providing steam, the plant also generates electricity in two ways. First a 550 kW turbine generator also powered by the biomass steam, and secondly a solar panel array that added another 20 kW. These electrical power sources not only supply plant power, but also dispense excess power to the grid. The plant has redundant steam generation capabilities with two 50,000 lb/hr additional boilers capable of burning natural gas or fuel oil.
Client
Honeywell International
Location
Charleston, IL
Square Footage
Project Budget
Education
DENNISON HALL RENOVATION & EXPANSION (SPRUNG STRUCTURE)
Construction of a 4,000 SF addition, new connecting corridor, and renovation of a student education and music performance area.
Client
Case Western Reserve University
Location
Cleveland, OH
Square Footage
4,000.00
Project Budget
$1.5 Million
Water Resources
DELAWARE WATER TREATMENT PLANT IMPROVEMENTS
This is one of only a few membrane plants in Ohio using both ground and surface water sources, making this project unique and complicated. The new system features three ultrafiltration skids and three pressure filters which pretreat and feed water from both raw water supply sources to five nanofiltration skids.
Client
City of Delaware
Location
Delaware, OH
Gallons of Water Per Day
7,100,000.00
Project Budget
$30.2 Million
SAFETY
SAFELY, THE ONLY WAY TO WORK
Safety is the most important value in our company. It impacts everything we do and is the first consideration when we plan our work. Our motto says it all: Safely, the only way to work. Our entire team is passionate about ensuring that everyone onsite works safely and can return home at night.
Our award-winning safety program is designed to provide zero incidents, as well as a safe and healthy work environment for all of our employees, subcontractors and the general public. Our goal on every job is to ensure that all work is completed safely with appropriate tools, equipment and methods. This goal takes priority over project scheduling concerns.
