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ABOUT AGC OF OHIO

The Associated General Contractors of Ohio is a commercial construction trade association governed and directed by building contractors. It is a full service AGC Chapter chartered by the Associated General Contractors of America, the oldest and largest national commercial construction trade association in the United States.

The association has grown from a loose confederation of regional chapters into a prominent statewide association with seven divisions, boasting a membership of numerous general contractors, specialty contractors, suppliers and service providers to the construction industry.

Since its establishment in 1970, AGC of Ohio has played a prominent role for commercial contractors. AGC of Ohio and its members strive to improve the industry by promoting fair practices, working with public and private owners to stimulate construction markets, and providing education services—all while upholding the core AGC principles of skill, responsibility and integrity.

By offering a common voice for the industry, the opportunity to interact with peers and a vehicle for legislative and regulatory change, AGC of Ohio serves contractors and helps them collectively improve the commercial construction industry in Ohio.

INDEX

ADVERTISER INDEX

Lakeside Interior Contractors, Inc.

Manning & Napier

Marcum LLP

Midwest Mole

Mosser Construction, Inc.

National Construction Rentals

Ohio Operating Engineers Apprenticeship Precision Environmental Co.

Rudolph Libbe

Settle-Muter Electric, Ltd.

Shook Construction

Stone Products, Inc.

Tele-Vac Environmental

CPM

PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE

Josh Corna, Continental Building Co.

I am honored to serve as this year’s President of the AGC of Ohio. Having grown up in a local construction family, I was always very aware of the AGC and knew many people who served as President before me. I had a great deal of respect and admiration for them and am proud to follow in their rich history, including my father, who served as President.

I want to thank Ray Benjamin for his service as President last year. I look forward to continuing to work with Ray and the new members of our board this year. I also want to thank the AGC staff, who puts in countless hours to make sure the construction industry is well represented at local, state, and national levels.

The AGC works hard every day to make sure our industry is represented in a professional manner. Whether it is tackling issues such as building permits and inspections, the enforcement of regulatory issues on our industry or keeping us all ‘open for business’ during COVID, the AGC works tirelessly for the entire industry and our companies of all shapes and sizes. I have seen firsthand the work of AGC having a positive impact on my business and the other members of our organization.

I look forward to this year and working with the board to further the important work of the AGC. There is no shortages of challenges in our business and we are never sure what the future will bring, but the AGC has always been there to help us along the way. Thank you all for your faith in me and I am proud to be a part of this great industry and association.

PAST PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE

Ray Benjamin, The Ltahrop Company

I would like to thank the AGC of Ohio Board for the honor of serving as president of the organization for the past year. Special thanks to Rich Hobbs, Executive Vice President and the AGC of Ohio staff for all of their hard work throughout the year to keep the organization moving forward.

AGC continues to provide value to membership in many areas including Work Force Development, Safety, Industry Advocacy and Legislation. This is done not only at local levels, but also at state and national levels through AGC of America. The relationships that are developed between members is invaluable to our businesses.

The organization continued to show flexibility and adaptability when our 2023 Convention location Naples, FL was wiped out by a hurricane and we pivoted to Isle of Palms, SC. Special thanks and acknowledgement to Tim Beischel for locating and vetting this venue. Wild Dunes Resort was a beautiful venue and allowed conventioneers to visit the “Low Country” and historical Charleston. 2024 Convention will be held at Casa de Campo Resort Dominican Republic – March 3 to 9. I strongly encourage you to consider this event and book your calendars accordingly.

I pass the leadership baton to Josh Corna, Continental Building, to serve as the 2023/2024 President. The balance of the executive board is Phil Neumann-1st Vice President, Art Lindrose – 2nd Vice President, Mark Muter – Treasurer and JD Flaherty – Deputy Treasurer. This leadership team will continue to provide leadership for AGC of Ohio. Steve Klinker will be leaving the executive committee this year. Steve served as President for 2 years and is currently on AGC of America Board of Governors. I will also have the opportunity to serve on the AGC of America Board of Governors this year to represent Ohio.

I look forward to a productive 2024 year with AGC!

EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE Rich Hobbs, AGC of Ohio

Ohio’s Rustbelt Renaissance

For several decades Ohio has been referred to as a “rustbelt” state, meaning our great strength of manufacturing has ended and the only thing that is left behind are vacant gargantuan, rusting factories. That name is quickly being reversed as we experience great growth for 21st century needs – microchips, electric batteries, data back-up services, and endless lists of hospitals and medical research facilities. The growth appears to be unlimited as we search for the qualified, limited, trained personnel required to sustain this renaissance. AGC of Ohio and our seven divisions, along with our partners are very much engaged in the quest for tomorrow’s skilled labor. The growth will continue if we can provide the manpower for growth.

There are, however, storm clouds gathering. These storm clouds pertain to the aftermath and hollowing out of our urban cities of the towering office towers that reside in premium-priced real estate throughout our state. The pandemic showed us that remote work was doable and to some degree successful. In fact, people are reluctant want to return to a downtown work mode. Many social issues and security concerns compound this reluctance.

This presents a serious financial issue for developers and owners of these properties. Loan payments still need to be met, and the ongoing overhead never takes a day off. Rental income for premium office space has suffered as tenants refuse to pay or, at a minimum, want a restructured lease. At some point the financial institutions (often who underwrote the loans) may be forced to act.

Combine all of this with the cost of money. Interest rates have seen steady increases as the “Fed” attempts to slow down the inflation monster that has been fed by easy money and over expenditures by the federal government. Many are starting to refer to these buildings as “zombie” structures. They need to be repurposed.

The obvious tact will be to convert the underutilized buildings into living space for our growing population. It’s no secret that residential properties in our current market are hard to come by – too many people chasing too few properties. Couple this high demand and low availability to increasing mortgage rates makes home ownership even more costly. It only makes sense to look at the conversion of these buildings into living opportunities. This could turn into a huge market.

As we move through 2023, we need to keep our eyes on the upcoming national, state and local elections. We have witnessed many issues that wield great influence on our economy. Our once accepted standard of living has had its confidence shaken. The cost to heat our homes, drive our vehicles, buy food, fight inflation, and fund insurance all go hand-in-hand… greatly impacting our market stabilities. Be attentive. Stay informed and participate in the process. In the meantime, watch as Ohio knocks the rust off and leads the Midwest in a resurgence.

2024 AGC of Ohio Convention Casa de Campo, the Dominican Republic

Mark your calendars for Sunday, March 3, 2024, to Saturday, March 9 for the annual AGC of Ohio Annual Convention.

AGC of Ohio President, Josh Corna, has selected the renowned Casa de Campo Resort as our convention destination. The lush, 7,000 acre resort is located on the southeastern side of the Dominican Republic (a short ride from Punta Cana). It is complete with world-class golf, outstanding cuisine and deluxe accommodations.

There are many air options for the short flight to Punta Cana airport. Should you wish to stay early or stay after, a three day pre- and post-convention rate for AGC members will be offered. Please look for the convention package announcement in October on the AGC Ohio website, www.agcohio.com.

Resort information can be found at www.ccampo.com

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE COMMITTEE CHAIRS

PRESIDENT

Josh Corna

Contnental Building Company

FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT

Phil Neumann

Universal Contracting

SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT

Arthur Lindrose

The Bolton Pratt Company

IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT

Ray Benjamin

The Lathrop Company

TREASURER

Mark Muter

Settle Muter Electric

TREASURER EMERITUS/

Asst. Treasurer

J. D. Flaherty

Construction Systems

SECRETARY

Richard Hobbs

AGC of Ohio

DIRECTORS

Tom Agresta, Eclipse Co., LLC

Joe DeSalvo, DeSalvo Construction

Joe DiGeronimo, Precision Environmental

Brian Exl, The Ritenour Group

Richard Farr, Baker Shared Services

Brian Geffe, Mosser Construction, Inc.

Chris Halapy, Shook Construction Co..

Missy Krajewski, Elford, Inc.

Brady Oaks, The Ruhlin Co.

Kyle Rooney, Turner Construction

Jeff Schaller, Rudolph Libbe

Jim Smith, Elford, Inc.

Sean Smith, Smith Construction Group

Brent Stechschulte, Tuttle Construction

Paul Supelak, The Ruhlin Co.

Rob Verst, Messer Construction

Marcy Weaver, Dugan & Meyers

DIVISION MANAGERS

Aaron Hall

Akron Division

Richard Hobbs

Central Ohio Division

Jordan Vogel

Cincinnati Division

Tim Linville

Cleveland Division

Joshua Hughes

Toledo Division

Randall Fox

Dayton Division

Kevin Reilly

Youngstown Division

BUILD OHIO

Arthur Lindrose, The Bolton Pratt Company

EDUCATION FOUNDATION & WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT

Brent Stechschulte, Tuttle Construction

LEGISLATIVE

Tim Galvin, Brexton Construction, LLC

Jeff Schaller, Rudolph Libbe

POLITICAL ACTION

Phil Neumann, Universal Contracting

PROJECT DELIVERY SYSTEMS

Grant Hesser, PDSC Corp.

SAFETY

William Powell, III, Donley Concrete

PAST PRESIDENTS

1970—T. C. Fitzpatrick, Elford, Inc.

1971—E. Grant Hesser, Chas. V. Maescher & Co., Inc.

1972—William A. Ferris, Ferris Construction

1973—Lavon Detwiler, Knowlton

1974—Francis R. Dugan, Dugan & Meyer Interests, Inc.

1975—B. L. Parker, McKinnon Parker

1976—Loran Poff, Messer Construction Co.

1977—Albert L. Culbertson, Dunbar

1978—Frederick W. Rudolph, Rudolph Libbe, Inc.

1979—Howard F. Miller, Carmichael Construction

1980—John Gibson, Sr., Jack Gibson Construction Co.

1981—Kenneth Smith, Danis Building Construction Co.

1982—Thomas A. Kerr, Industrial Construction Co., Inc.

1983—Charles E. Fry, Fry Construction

1984—James J. Neumann, Universal Contracting Corp.

1985—Charles Ruhlin, The Ruhlin Co.

1986—Mel Lazerick, Cleveland Trinidad Paving Co.

1987—Ralph F. Setterlin, Jr., Setterlin Construction Co.

1988—Alfred C. Berndsen, Messer Construction Co.

1989—James E. Walsh, Miller-Valentine Construction

1990—Kurt Schmitt, Lincoln Construction, Inc.

1991—Anthony M. Panzica, Panzica Construction Co.

1992—Vincent M. Corrado, Shook Construction Co.

1993—Robert D. Seeger, Rudolph Libbe, Inc.

1994—Peter S. Strange, Messer Construction Co.

1995—Richard T. Lombardi, Turner Construction Co.

1996—Robert H. Moyer, Mosser Construction, Inc.

1997—Ron Cochran, Kokosing Construction Co., Inc.

1998—Clyde Rauch, Tuttle Construction, Inc.

1999—J.D. Flaherty, Jr., Construction Systems, Inc.

2000—John Arsena, Acme Arsena Co., Inc.

2001—Dennis Phillips, Baker Concrete Construction Co.

2002—Mark Corna, Corna Kokosing Construction Co.

2003—William Whistler, Shook Building Group

2004—William Bostleman, Bostleman Corp.

2005—James Fenske, The Knoch Corporation

2006—Gary Haas, Rudolph Libbe, Inc.

2007—Tim Galvin, Brexton Construction

2008—Charles Izzo, Infinity Construction

2009—Don Dreier, Donley’s, Inc.

2010—Joe Kovalseki, The Lathrop Co.

2011—Michael Deiwert, The Ruhlin Co.

2012—Timothy Beischel, R.J. Beischel Building Co.

2013—Paul Crow, Tuttle Construction, Inc.

2014—Ed Sellers, OCP Contractors

2015—Rob Setterlin, R. W. Setterlin Building Company

2016—Mike Jirele, Lincoln Construction, Inc.

2017—Mark Muter, Settle Muter Electric, Ltd.

2018—Mark Panzica, Panzica Construction Co.

2019—Tom Muraski, Kokosing Industrial, Inc.

2020/21—Steve Klinker, Dugan & Meyers LLC|

2022—Raymond Benjamin, The lathrop Company

25+ YEARS MEMBERS

A & A Construction, Inc.-Member since 1995

Arsena Construction Company-Member since 1978

Baker Concrete Construction-Member since 1978

R. J. Beischel Building Co.-Member since 1970

The Bolton Pratt Co.-Member since 1970

A. A. Boos & Sons, Inc.-Member since 1996

Ciuni & Panichi, Inc.-Member since 1996

Columbus State Community College-Member since 1990

S. A. Comunale Company, Inc.-Members since 1995

Connell, Inc.-Member since 1994

Construction Systems, Inc.-Member since 1985

Corna Kokosing Construction Co.-Member since 1985

Danis Building Construction Co.-Member since 1970

Danbert Contractors-Member since 1990

DeSalvo Construction Company, Inc.-Member since 1990

Donley’s Inc.-Member since 1972

The Dotson Company, Inc.-Member since 1998

Dugan & Meyers Construction Co.-Member since 1970

Elford, Inc.-Member since 1970

Richard Goettle, Inc.-Member since 1990

The Albert M. Higley Co.-Member since 1970

Hummel Construction-Member since 1990

Independence Excavating, Inc.-Member since 1978

Kokosing Construction Co., Inc.-Member since 1983

The Krill Co., Inc.-Member since 1970

The Lathrop Co., Inc.-Member since 1974

Lincoln Construction, Inc.-Member since 1983

Messer Construction Co.- Membe r since 1970

Monarch Construction Co.-Member since 1970

Mosser Construction, Inc.-Member since 1985

Panzica Construction Co.-Member since 1977

Parks Drilling Co., Inc.-Member since 1995

PDSC Corp-Member since 1998

Precision Environmental Co.-Member since 1994

Rien Construction-Member since 1996

Rudolph/Libbe, Inc.-Member since 1970

The Ruhlin Co.-Member since 1976

Charles Schulz Building Co., Inc.-Member since 1990

Sedgwick TPA-Member since 1990

Setterlin Building Co.-Member since 1970

Shook Construction-Member since 1970

C. T. Taylor Construction-Member since 1990

TP Mechanical Constructors -Member since 1990

Trisco Systems, Inc.-Member since 1990

Turner Construction Co.-Member since 1971

Tuttle Services, Inc.-Member since 1971

Universal Contracting Corp.-Member since 1970

Valley Interior Systems, Inc. -Member since 1998

Welty Building -Member since 1972

Westfield Group -Member since 1990

BUILDING CHAPTER AGC OF OHIO

1755 Northwest Boulevard

Columbus, OH 43212 (614) 486-6446

www.agcohio.com

Richard Hobbs, Executive Vice President

AGC OF AKRON

2181 Akron Peninsula Road

Akron, OH 44313

(330) 237-1885 www.akron-agc.com

Aaron Hall, Executive Director

HIGHWAY CHAPTER OHIO CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION

1313 Dublin Road Columbus, OH 43215 (614) 488-0724

www.ohiocontractors.org

Chris Runyan, President

DIVISIONS

AGC Akron Division serves general contractors and construction managers in the Akron/Canton region. AGC Akron continues to support disabled veterans, fire fighters, police officers, and construction workers through various fund raisers over the course of the year. AGC Akron helps those who protect our freedom and our families.

CENTRAL OHIO AGC

1755 Northwest Boulevard

Columbus, OH 43212

(614) 486-6446 www.agcohio.com

Richard Hobbs, President

Central Ohio AGC was first created in 1937 and called the Building Trades Employers’ Association of Columbus. In 1956, the organization became associated with AGC and renamed the Central Ohio Chapter, AGC. To help open the door for the creation of AGC of Ohio, the association gave up its chapter designation in 1969, becoming the Central Ohio AGC Division. At the time, Central Ohio AGC’s primary focus was collective bargaining, and members assigned bargaining rights to all unions that negotiated with AGC, regardless of whether the companies use of those trades.

CINCINNATI AGC

Allied Construction Industries

3 Kovach Drive Cincinnati, OH 45215

(513) 221-8020 www.aci-construction.org

Jordan Vogel, Executive Director

Allied Construction Industries (ACI) is a non-profit trade association comprised of 500 member companies who employ more than 25,000 individuals throughout Greater Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky, and Southeastern Indiana. Founded in 1929, ACI’s membership includes union and open shop general contractors, subcontractors, architects, engineers, developers, material suppliers, and service providers to the construction industry. ACI serves as an umbrella to seven division associations, including the Cincinnati Division of the AGC of Ohio.

CLEVELAND AGC

Construction Employers Association

950 Keynote Circle, Suite 10

Cleveland, OH 44131

(216) 398-9860 www.ceacisp.org

Tim Linville, CEO

Since the "Associated General Contractors of America, Inc., Cleveland Chapter" (fka "General Contractors Association of

NATIONAL CHAPTER AGC OF AMERICA

2300 Wilson Blvd, Suite 300 Arlington, VA 22201 (703) 548-3118

www.agc.org

Stephen E. Sandherr, CEO

Cleveland") formally affiliated with Construction Employers Association ("Building Trades Employers Association"), the original intent of maintaining "the closest possible cooperation and coordination in negotiating labor agreements and in other matters affecting the industry" has been upheld in Greater Cleveland. The AGC Cleveland Chapter was formed in 1921, while CEA was formed in 1916 and each has faithfully advocated member interests over the many years since.

AGC OF NORTHWEST OHIO

1845 Collingwood Boulevard

Toledo, OH 43604

(419) 241-2907 www.agcnwo.com

Joshua Hughes, CEO

The AGC of Northwest Ohio is a full service trade association for commercial and industrial contractors. The AGC negotiates and administers 15 labor contracts in Northwest Ohio and Southeast Michigan, provides direct oversight to multiple apprenticeship programs, and administers numerous labor/management cooperation committees. From labor relations to safety and political advocacy, the AGC of NW Ohio is committed to the needs of its members and the industry as a whole.

WEST CENTRAL OHIO AGC

3541 Dayton-Xenia Road

Beavercreek, OH 45430

(937) 604-4476 www.agcofdayton.com

Randall Fox, Executive Director

The West Central Ohio Division of AGC is a commercial trade association governed and directed by its contractor members. The membership is comprised of the top general and specialty contractors in fifteen counties in the Dayton/Lima area.

Established in 1951, the West Central Ohio Division of AGC, the voice of the construction industry, is an organization of qualified construction contractors and industry related companies. West Central Ohio Division of AGC exists as an association to promote SKILL, INTEGRITY, and RESPONSIBILITY in the construction industry.

YOUNGSTOWN AGC

1372 Youngstown-Kingsville Road

Vienna, OH 44473

(330) 539-6050 www.thebuildersonline.com

Kevin Reilly, Executive Vice President

The Builders Association represents approximately 150 employers in all types of construction and allied fields. Its members are the major employers of approximately 7,000 building tradesmen in Mahoning, Trumbull and Columbiana Counties in Ohio and in Lawrence and Mercer Counties in Pennsylvania. Created in 1970, the association negotiates 17 building trade agreements, and offers numerous other services to its members. The Builders Association houses the Youngstown Division, AGC.

AGC of Ohio’s membership consists of general contractors, sub-contractors, and service providers and suppliers. The association is involved in a wide spectrum of constructionrelated activities: government affairs, economic development, labor relations (servicing collective bargaining and open shop employers), building code, construction safety, group GC

AGC of Ohio’s membership consists of general contractors, subcontractors, and service providers and suppliers.

The association is involved in a wide spectrum of construction-related activities: government affairs, economic development, labor relations (servicing collective bargaining and open shop employers), building code, construction safety, group workers’ compensation, EEO and human resources, education, protecting the integrity of the marketplace, workforce development, and more.

Providing a unified voice, AGC pulls contractors—large and small, open shop and union—from all regions of the state together for one common goal: to improve the commercial construction industry. AGC members have the opportunity to “rub shoulders” with the best in construction, opening up new horizons and business opportunities. AGC provides a forum to exchange information, helping members raise the bar and obtain unique perspectives that can be applied to their business.

AGC of Ohio membership also includes the added value of belonging to AGC of America. Learn more what AGC can do for you. Visit www.agc.org or www.agcohio.com

MEMBERSHIP CLASSIFICATIONS

A general contractor member is any individual, firm or corporation by agreement with another party undertakes to execute work of construction in its entirety and at least in part with his or her own construction forces. This includes traditional general contractors, as well as construction managers and design-build firms.

Specialty contractors are considered Associate Members. They are individuals, firms or corporations whose activities are directly related to the construction industry, who have mutual labor-management problems, and who employ personnel directly connected with the construction industry.

Affiliate members engage principally in the manufacture and/or sale of materials, equipment, and/or services used by companies engaged in construction, such as accountants, auto dealers, engineers, equipment manufacturers, lawyers, etc.

COMMITTEES

Education & Workforce Development Committee (meets at least annually): Develops and implements initiatives that promote the construction industry and construction as a career. The committee administers and guides the AGC of Ohio Education Foundation scholarship program. Committee members have the opportunity to be on the Scholarship Selection Panel and are engaged in I Build America-Ohio.

Build Ohio Committee (usually meets annually): Provides guidance for and makes recommendations regarding AGC of Ohio’s annual Build Ohio Celebration gala and accompanying awards program.

HR/EEO/DBE Committee (meets on as needed basis): The Human Resources/Equal Opportunity/Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (HR/EEO/DBE) Committee engages on human resources related matters including EEO/DBE at the state level, and advises the Board of Directors on issues in this area. This committee meets periodically with administrators or the state’s Equal Opportunity Division to discuss AGC’s issues and concerns, and works with other construction associations on such matters.

Environmental Taskforce (meets on an as-needed basis): Monitors the regulatory activities of Ohio's Environmental Protection Agency and provides guidance to the association, the Board of Directors and AGC of Ohio members on environmental issues.

Legislative Committee (meets on an as-needed basis): Monitors state legislative and administrative activity, and advises the Board of Directors on them. Working with other construction associations, the committee also helps formulate association positions on issues and propose legislation.

Project Delivery Systems Committee (meets on an as-needed basis): deals with issues related to methods of construction, and advises the board of directors on these issues. It works with state officials on construction documents and contracting issues and with other construction associations on matters of mutual concern. It also provides input on legislation related to construction delivery systems.

Safety Committee (usually meets quarterly): Its primary purposes are education, advocacy and networking. Advises the Board of Directors on these issues. Meetings include a roundtable discussion about a variety of safety and health topics and issues, as well as some sort of educational program geared toward safety professionals.

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1571 Shyville Road Piketon, OH 45661 (740) 443-7124

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WAI Construction Group LLC (WAI CG), is an Appalachian based, HUBZone certified, small business, headquartered in Piketon, OH. As an enterprise with 30 years of contracting experience, WAI CG is recognized throughout the industry for providing focused solutions for Facility Support, Environmental, and Construction Services WAI CG supports complex projects with a disciplined project management approach and a skilled workforce focused on a safe, compliant, and cost-effective project delivery.

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ADVOCACY

AGC of Ohio has a comprehensive governmental affairs program coordinated through AGC’s Board of Directors and committees. AGC of Ohio lobbies and educates the state legislature and other elected officials about business and construction-related issues, either alone or in conjunction with other business associations, and works with state agencies on issues of concern to AGC of Ohio members. The association has a political action committee called AGC of Ohio Action that raises money to assist legislators and candidates for statewide office who support contractors and AGC’S positions on issues affecting the commercial building industry.

AWARDS PROGRAMS

AGC of Ohio’s Build Ohio has grown to be Ohio’s most recognizable commercial building awards program. Member companies enter completed projects in one of five categories. Winning projects receive the prestigious bronze and green marble Build Ohio award and are recognized during the Build Ohio Celebration gala.

Two safety awards programs are held annually to recognize contractors’ safety efforts. The Construction Safety Excellence Awards recognizes contractors for their overall safety program; and the National AGC Safety Awards program awards Certificates of Commendation for low incidence rates.

AGC of Ohio’s Pinnacle Award for Lifetime Achievement distinguishes those that remain active in AGC of Ohio long after serving a direct leadership role. Only four have been presented to date.

BUSINESS RESOURCES

AGC provides wide variety of resources to assist in companies’ day-to-day business and address specific construction issues as they arise. Some include labor law posters, Project Delivery Systems Guide, construction-related publications, legal and regulatory information, etc.

AGC of Ohio has negotiated special discounts and services with select member benefit companies, including: Sedgwick; Enterprise; GM Fleet; National Purchasing Partners; Ohio Construction Connection. Many other discount programs are available through AGC of America.

EDUCATION

Through nationally developed programs delivered directly by AGC of America to those offered through AGC’s network of chapters and member firms, AGC’s education programs and training resources address core topics essential to any construction professional and company

PROJECT DELIVERY SYSTEMS

AGC of Ohio addresses issues related to methods of construction. The association works with state officials on construction documents and contracting and with other construction associations on issues of mutual concern.

PUBLICATIONS

AGC of Ohio publishes three electronic newsletters regularly: Building Ohio , Safety Update and Government Affairs Update.

Building Ohio covers AGC of Ohio and member news, AGC of America information and other matters of interest to commercial contractors.

Safety Update informs members of safety-related news, including OSHA regulatory and enforcement activities, construction safety tips and advice, equipment recalls, and AGC of Ohio safety meetings and event notices.

Government Affairs Update provides information about AGC of Ohio’s advocacy efforts and regulatory and governmental issues of interest to the commercial building industry.

The printed Build Ohio Preview recognizes the efforts of Ohio contractors and those entered in AGC of Ohio’s Build Ohio awards competition. AGC of Ohio also publishes a Membership Directory & Resource Guide annually.

AGC of America newsletters cover a broad range of topics, some of which are available exclusively to members only. For more information, visit www.agc.org/news/newsletter.

In addition, the AGC of Ohio website, www.agcohio.com, is an informational resource for industry issues and news, as well as AGC of Ohio efforts, programs and events. AGC of Ohio also sends informative bulletins and updates on a variety of construction-related topics.

SAFETY

AGC of Ohio provides advocacy on safety and workers’ compensation-related issues, as well as networking opportunities and educational programs for construction safety professionals. AGC also provides safety resources for contractors and collaborates with other industry groups on construction safety and health initiatives.

SPECIAL EVENTS

Four major annual events bring a large number of contractors from all over Ohio together: AGC of Ohio’s annual convention, which usually takes place in a warm, exotic locale; the Build Ohio Celebration that honors the accomplishments of the commercial construction industry and recognizes excellence in construction; a Safety Luncheon that honors companies’ safety achievements; and a golf outing that benefits the AGC of Ohio Scholarship Fund.

WORKERS’ COMPENSATION PROGRAM

Administered by Sedgwick, the AGC of Ohio Group Workers’ Compensation Program saves companies a significant amount of money on their workers’ compensation premiums.

The Altman Company

1251 Fairwood Ave

Columbus,Ohio 43206-3313

614-253-8611

www.altmangc.com

R. J. Beischel Building Company

5655 Centerhill Ave

Cincinnati,Ohio 45232

513-482-2742

www.beischel.com

The Bolton Pratt Co. 271 Alpha Park

Highland Heights,Ohio 44143-2225

216-674-0240

www.boltonpratt.com

A. A. Boos & Sons, Inc.

2015 Pickle Rd

Oregon,Ohio 43616-3155

419-691-2329

www.aaboos.com

Brexton LLC

1123 Goodale Blvd Ste 500

Columbus,Ohio 43212-3780

614-441-4110

www.brextonllc.com

Cavanaugh Building Corporation

/DTJ Enterprises Inc.

1744 Collier road

Akron,Ohio 44320-3908

330-239-2800

www.cavanaughbuilding.com

CK Construction Group

6245 Westerville Rd

Westerville,Ohio 43081-4041

614-212-5798

www.corna.com

Continental Building Company

150 E Broad Street

Columbus,Ohio 43215

614-221-1818

www.builtbycontinental.com

Danis Building Construction Company

3233 Newmark Dr

Miamisburg,Ohio 45342-5422

937-228-1225

www.danis.com

Danis Building Construction Company

2715 Tuller Pkwy Dr, #100

Dublin,Ohio 43017

614-761-8385

www.danis.com

Danis Building Construction Company

50 E-Business Way Ste 400

Cincinnati,Ohio 45241

513-984-9696

www.danis.com

The Delventhal Company

3796 Rockland Circle

Milbury,Ohio 43447-9651

419-244-5570

www.thedelventhalco.com

DeSalvo Construction Company, Inc.

1491 West Liberty St

Hubbard,Ohio 44425-3310

330-727-9155

www.dccgc.com

Gilbane Building Co. 145 East Rich St 4th Fl

Columbus,Ohio 43215-5253

614-948-4000

www.gilbaneco.com

The Great Lakes Construction Co. 2608 Great Lakes Way

Hinckley,Ohio 44233-9590

330-220-3953

www.GreatLakesWay.com

HDGB Construction Manager, Inc.

6677 Frank Ave NW

North Canton, OH 44720

330-493-3722

www.solharrisday.com/HDGB

The Albert M. Higley Co. 3636 Euclid Ave Cleveland,Ohio 44115-2533 216-861-2050

www.amhigley.com

Hummel Construction 127 E Main St

The Dotson Company, Inc. PO Box 2429

Whitehouse,Ohio 43571-0429

419-877-5176

www.dotsoncompany.com

Dugan & Meyers LLC 11110 Kenwood Rd

Cincinnati,Ohio 45242-1818

513-616-4971

www.dugan-meyers.com

Dugan & Meyers LLC 8740 Orion Pl Ste 220

Columbus,Ohio 43240

614-846-2826

www.dugan-meyers.com

Eclipse Co., LLC

11554 E Washington St

Chagrin Falls,Ohio 44023-9213

440-552-9400

www.eclipsecollc.com

Elford, Inc.

1220 Dublin Rd

Columbus,Ohio 43215-1008

614-488-4000

www.elford.com

Ravenna,Ohio 44266 330-296-7316

www.hummelconstruction.com

Huseman Group 2814 Stanton Ave

Cincinnati,Ohio 45206 513-851-8881

www.husemangroup.com

Infinity Construction Company 18440 Cranwood Pkwy

Warrensville Heights,Ohio 44128 216-663-3777

www.infinityconstruction.com

Jostin Construction, Inc. 2335 Florence Ave

Cincinnati,Ohio 45206-2430 513-431-5348

www.jostinconstruction.com

Kirk Bros. Co., Inc. 11942 W US 224

Alvada,Ohio 45840-6222

419-595-4020

www.kirkbros.com

Kokosing Industrial

6235 Westerville Rd Ste 200

Westerville,Ohio 43081

614-212-5700

www.kokosingindustrial.com

Kokosing Industrial PO Box 226

Fredericktown,Ohio 43019

740-694-6315

www.kokosingindustrial.com

The Krill Co., Inc. 1275 Main Ave Cleveland,Ohio 44113

216-357-4777

www.krill.com

The Lathrop Co. 28 N St Clair St Ste 200 Toledo,Ohio 43604-1001

419-893-7000

www.turnerconstruction.com/lathrop

Liberty Construction Services Inc. 7997 Fosnaugh School Rd

Stoutsville,Ohio 43154-9737

740-420-3600

www.libertycsi.com

Lincoln Construction, Inc.

4790 Shuster Rd

Columbus,Ohio 43214-1935

614-457-6015

www.lincolnconstruction.com

Messer Construction Co. 2495 Langdon Farm Rd

Cincinnati,Ohio 45237

513-672-5000

www.messer.com

Messer Construction Co. 4801 Hempstead Station Dr Dayton,Ohio 45429-5171

937-291-1300

www.messer.com

Messer Construction Co. 3705 Business Park Dr

Columbus,Ohio 43204-5007

614-275-0141

www.messer.com

Monarch Construction Co.

1654 Sherman Ave

Cincinnati,Ohio 45212-0249

513-351-6900

www.monarchconstruction.cc

Mosser Construction, Inc. 122 S Wilson Ave

Fremont,Ohio 43420-2767

419-335-3227

www.mosserconstruction.com

Mosser Construction, Inc. 1613 Henthorne Dr

Maumee,Ohio 43537-1300

419-861-5100

www.mosserconstruction.com

Panzica Construction Co. 739 Beta Dr

Mayfield Village,Ohio 44143 440-442-4300

www.panzica.com

Peterson Industrial 18817 SR 501 N

Wapakoneta,Ohio 45895-9335

419-941-2233

Rien Construction 6985 Grove St

Brookfield,Ohio 44403-9525

330-448-4086

www.rienconstruction.com

Rudolph Libbe Inc. 6494 Latcha Rd

Walbridge,Ohio 43465-9738

419-725-3120

www.rlgbuilds.com

The Ruhlin Co. 6931 Ridge Rd

Sharon Center,Ohio 44274

330-239-2800

www.ruhlin.com

Charles Schulz Building Co., Inc.

4519 Brookpark Rd

Parma,Ohio 44134-1009

216-749-0200

www.cschulzbuilding.com

Setterlin

560 Harmon Ave

Columbus,Ohio 43223

614-459-7077

www.setterlin.com

Shook Construction Co.

2000 W Dorothy Ln

Moraine,Ohio 45439-1820

937-276-6666

www.shookconstruction.com

Shook Construction Co.

6860 W Snowville Rd Ste 100 Brecksville,Ohio 44141-3279

440-838-5400

www.shookconstruction.com

Smith Construction Group, Inc. 731 North Orchard Lane

Beavercreek, Ohio 45434-7214

937-416-0157

www.smithconstructiongroup.us

Smoot Construction Company of Ohio

1907 Leonard Ave

Columbus,Ohio 43219-4503

614-253-9000

www.srsmoot.com

Turner Construction Company

1422 Euclid Ave Ste 200

Cleveland,Ohio 44115-2015

216-522-1180

www.turnerconstruction.com

Welty Building Company

750 Communications Parkway

Columbus,Ohio 43214

614-223-9200

www.thinkwelty.com

WAI Construction Group LLC

1571 Shyville Rd

Piketon; Ohio 45661-9201

740-443-7124

www.buildwithwai.com

Turner Construction Company

250 W Court St, Ste 300

Cincinnati,Ohio 45202-1095

513-721-4224

www.turnerconstruction.com/ cincinnati

Turner Construction Company 262 Hanover St

Columbus,Ohio 43215-2332

614-984-3000

www.turnerconstruction.com/ columbus

Tuttle Services Inc. & Related Subsidiaries

880 Shawnee Rd Lima,Ohio 45805

4192286262

www.tuttlenet.com

Universal Contracting Corp.

5151 Fishwick Drive

Cincinnati,Ohio 45216-2215

513-482-2700

www.unicon.cc

Velocity Construction Services

399 Venture Dr Ste E Lewis Center,Ohio 43035-9520

614-407-3191

www.velocityconstcorp.com

Welty Building Company 1400 W 10th St Ste 200

Cleveland,Ohio 44113-1361

216-931-2400

www.thinkwelty.com

Welty Building Company 3421 Ridgewood Rd Ste 200

Fairlawn,Ohio 44113-3165

330-867-2400

www.thinkwelty.com

Acoustic Ceiling & Partition of Ohio

691 Green Crest Dr

Westerville, Ohio 43081-2848

614-718-0722

www.acpohio.com

All Erection & Crane Rental Corp & its Affiliates

4700 Acorn Drive Independence, Ohio 44131-6490

216-254-6550

www.allcrane.com

Arsena Construction Company, LLC

463-14 Antler Point

Aurora, Ohio 44202-8444

216-973-2465

Baker Concrete Construction, Inc. 990 N Main St Monroe, Ohio 45050-1241

513-539-4000

www.bakerconcrete.com

Black Swamp Steel, Inc. 17 Circle Freeway Dr Cincinnati, Ohio 45246-1201

513-277-4964

www.blackswampsteel.com

Black Swamp Steel, Inc.

1761 Commerce Rd

Holland, Ohio 43528-9789

419-867-8050

www.blackswampsteel.com

Howard L. Bowers Contracting Co. 324 Two Ridge Rd Wintersville, Ohio 43953

740-264-7731

www.bowerscontracting.net

Compass Construction 7670 Fishel Dr S Dublin, Ohio 43016

614-761-7800

www.ccidw.com

S. A. Comunale Company, Inc.

2900 New Park Dr Barberton, Ohio 44203-1050

330-706-3040

www.sacomunale.com

Connell, Inc.

2939 Youngstown Hubbard Rd Youngstown, Ohio 44505-2343

330-743-2433

www.connellinc.net

Construction Systems Inc. 2865 E 14th Ave

Columbus, Ohio 43219-2301

614-252-0708

www.consysohio.com

Danbert Contractors

8077 Memorial Dr Plain City, Ohio 43064-8735

614-873-4677

www.danbertinc.com

Donley's, Inc. 5430 Warner Rd Cleveland, Ohio 44125-1140 216-524-6800

www.donleyinc.com

Jones-Schlater Flooring, LLC

57 Klema Dr N Reynoldsburg OH 43068 740-964-7000

www.jonesschlaterflooring.com

Lang Masonry & Restoration Contractors 405 Watertown Rd Waterford, Ohio 45786

740-749-3512

www.langmasonry.com

Limbach Company, LLC

822 Cleveland Ave Columbus, Ohio 43201-3612

614-299-2175

www.limbachinc.com

Frank Lucco Company, Inc. 760 E Glenwood Ave Akron, Ohio 44310-3452

330-253-6168

OCP Contractors 21863 Aurora Rd Bedford Heights, Ohio 44146 440-951-9727

www.ocpcoc.com

Richard Goettle, Inc.

12071 Hamilton Ave

Cincinnati, Ohio 45231-1032

513-825-8100

www.goettle.com

Grout Systems, Inc.

505 E Bergey St

Wadsworth, Ohio 4282-0557

330-336-8871

www.grout-systems.net

Independence Excavating, Inc. 5720 E Schaaf Rd

Independence, Ohio 44131-1308

216-524-1700

www.indexc.com

Industrial Power Systems, Inc.

146 Dixie Highway

Rossford, Ohio 43460-1241

419-531-3121

www.ipscontractor.com

OCP Contractors 370 N Eureka Ave

Columbus, Ohio 43204-3720

614-884-3900

www.ocpcoc.com

OCP Contractors 1740 Commerce Rd Holland, Ohio 43528-9789

419-865-7168

www.ocpcoc.com

OK Interiors Corp. 11100 Ashburn Rd Cincinnati, Ohio 45240-3813

513-742-3278

www.okinteriors.com

Parks Drilling Co., Inc. 5745 Avery Rd Dublin, Ohio 43016-8756

614-761-7707

www.parksdrilling.com

MEMBERSHIP LISTING - SPECIALTY CONTRACTORS (Continued)

Performance Contracting Inc.

4322 Equity Dr

Columbus, Ohio 43228

614-971-2429

www.pcg.com

Precision Environmental Co.

5500 Old Brecksville Rd

Independence, Ohio 44131

216-642-6040

www.precision-env.com

Precision Procut Inc.

5500 Old Brecksville Rd

Independence OH 44131

216-573-2400

The Ritenour Group

2066 Case Parkway S Twinsburg, OH 44087

330-963-7123

www.louritenour.com

Selinsky Force

5365 E Center Dr NE Ste C Canton, Ohio 44721-3734

330-477-4527

www.selinskyforce.com

Settle Muter Electric, Ltd.

711 Claycraft Rd Columbus, Ohio 43230

614-866-7554

www.settlemuter.com

C. T. Taylor Construction

5802 Akron Cleveland Rd Hudson, Ohio 44236-2010

330-656-9353

www.cttaylor.com

Team Fishel

1366 Dublin Rd

Columbus, Ohio 43215-1093

614-274-8100

www.teamfishel.com

TP Mechanical Contractors 2130 Franklin Rd

Columbus, Ohio 43209-2724

614-253-8556

www.tpmechanical.com

Trisco Systems, Inc. 2000 Baty Rd

Lima, Ohio 45807-1955

419-339-3906

www.triscosystems.com

Valley Interior Systems, Inc

2760 Thunderhawk Court

Dayton, Ohio 45414-3464

937-890-7319

www.visohio.com

Valley Interior Systems, Inc

19551 N Dixie Highway

Bowling Green, Ohio 43402

419-425-2228

www.visohio.com

Valley Interior Systems, Inc

2203 Fowler St

Cincinnati, Ohio 45206

513-961-0400

www.visohio.com

Valley Interior Systems, Inc

3840 Fisher Rd

Columbus, Ohio 43228-1016

614-351-8440

www.visohio.com

Admar Construction Equipment & Supplies

16000 Brookpark Pl

Cleveland, Ohio 44135

216-465-3737

www.admarsupply.com

Advanced Drainage Systems, Inc.

4640 Trueman Blvd

Hilliard, OH 43026-2438

800-821-6710

www.ads-pipe.com

Arnold Insurance Agency, Inc.

1400 Haft Dr

Reynoldsburg, Ohio 43068-2535

614-863-0455

www.arnoldinsuranceagency.com

Assured Partners

3900 Kinross Lakes Pky #300

Richfield, Ohio 44286-1741

440-333-9000

www.assuredpartnersoh.com

Frost Brown Todd, LLC

10 W Broad St #2300

Columbus, Ohio 43215

614-614-1211

www.frostbrowntodd.com

Frost Brown Todd, LLC

3300 Great American Tower

301 E Fourth St

Cincinnati, Ohio 45202

513-651-6800

www.frostbrowntodd.com

Gallagher

201 E 4th St Ste 625

Cincinnati, Ohio 45202-4267

513-977-3100

www.ajg.com

GBQ Partners LLC

230 West St Ste 700

Columbus, Ohio 43215-2655

614-947-5211

www.gbq.com

Hahn Loeser & Parks LLP

200 Public Sq Ste 2800 Cleveland, Ohio 44114-2306

Marsh & McLellan 409 E Monument Ave Ste 400 Dayton, Ohio 45402-1482

937-228-4135

www.mma-mw.com

Milwaukee Tool 13135 W Lisbon Rd Brookfield, Wisconsin 53005-2550

614-779-1457

www.milwaukeetool.com

Ohio CAT 3993 E Royalton Rd Broadview Heights, Ohio 44147 440-526-6200

www.ohiocat.com

O'Shaunessey Law Firm LLC 102 W Main Street New Albany, Ohio 43054 614-917-8383

www.o'shaunesseylawfirm.com

Overmyer Hall Associates 1600 W Lane Ave #200 Columbus, Ohio 43221 614-453-4410

Bodine Perry

7620 Olentangy River Rd

Columbus, Ohio 43235-1363

614-481-8051

www.bodineperry.com

Capital City Group, Inc.

2299 Performance Way

Columbus, Ohio 43207-2858

614-278-2120

www.ccgroup-inc.com

Ciuni & Panichi, Inc.

25201 Chagrin Blvd. Ste 200

Cleveland, Ohio 44122-5633

216-765-6904

www.cp-advisors.com

Columbus State Community College

550 E Spring St

Columbus, Ohio 43215-1722

614-287-5033

www.cscc.edu/dct

Fisher & Phillips LLC

250 West St, Ste 400

Columbus OH 43215

614-221-1425

www.fisherphillips.com

216-621-0150

www.hahnlaw.com

Hylant 565 Metro Place S, Suite 450 Dublin, Ohio 43017-5386

614-932-1250

www.hylant.com

Hylant 811 Madison Ave Toledo, Ohio 43606 419-255-1020

www.hylant.com

Kernan Insurance Agency 9932 Brewster Ln Powell, Ohio 43065-7541

614-764-0121

www.kernaninsurance.com

MAAKIL CCT Labs, LLC

430 Bichop Rd Ste A Bowling Green, Ohio 43402

419-878-7304

www.maakilcctlabs.com

www.oh-ins.com

PDSC Corp. 1315 Hayward Ct Cincinnati, Ohio 45208-4210 513-871-4586

Porter Wright Morris & Arthur, LLP 41 S High St Suite 2800-3200 Columbus, Ohio 43215 614-227-2000

www.porterwright.com

Porter Wright Morris & Arthur, LLP 250 E Fifth St, Ste 2200 Cincinnati, Ohio 45202-4119 513-381-2700

www.porterwright.com

Sedgwick MCO 5555 Glendon Court Dublin, Ohio 43016 614-348-0276

www.careworksmco.com

Sedgwick TPA

5500 Glendon Ct Ste 300

Dublin, Ohio 43016-3290

614-827-0398

www.sedgwick.com/OhioTPA

Taft Law

41 S High St, Ste 1800

Columbus, Ohio 43215

614-221-2838

www.taftlaw.com

Thompson Hine LLP

300 Key Center-127 Public Sq

Cleveland, Ohio 44114-1217

216-566-5548

www.thompsonhine.com

Westfield Group

4125 Highlander Parkway, Ste 400 Richfield, Ohio 44251-9086

800-311-8601

www.westfieldgrp.com

Westfield Insurance Company

PO Box 5001

Westfield Center, Ohio 44251-5001

330-887-0101

www.westfieldgrp.com

Thompson Hine LLP

41 South High St Ste 1700

Columbus, Ohio 43215

614-469-3261

www.ThompsonHine.com

Established in 1991, Build Ohio celebrates construction through an awards program that recognizes contractors for excellence in construction and a gala that reflects upon the accomplishments of the construction industry throughout the year. The Build Ohio awards program recognizes commercial contractors for excellence in construction. Winning projects set the standard of excellence in construction in Ohio defining a standard that many strive to achieve. The awards program is open to all AGC of Ohio contractor members in good standing. A panel of highly regarded retired construction professionals selects the winning entries according to how they meet (and surpass) the Build Ohio criteria. Winning projects receive the bronze and green marble Build Ohio statue.

NEW CONSTRUCTION

Baker Concrete Construction — 2012, 2007,2001, 2000

R. J. Beischel Building Co. — 2011

Bostleman Corp. — 2007

Charles Construction — 2005

Corna/Kokosing Construction —2016, 2009, 2001,1999, 1998

Danis Construction Co.— 2003

P. J. Dick, Inc. — 2001

Donley’s Inc. — 2019, 2014, 2013, 2002, 1994

Dugan & Meyers Construction Co. — 2000, 1999, 1997

Elford Inc. — 2008, 1999

Gilbane Building Co. — 2021, 2008

Kokosing Construction Co. — 2001, 1997

Marous Brothers Construction — 2005

Lincoln Construction, Inc. — 2010, 2009, 2008

Megen Construction Co. — 2008

Messer Construction Co. — 2022, 2019, 2016, 2014, 2010, 2009, 1996, 1993

Messer/Miles-McClellan, LLC — 2007

Mosser Construction — 2022, 2016, 2014, 2004, 2000, 1997

Panzica Construction Company — 2015

Rudolph Libbe, Inc. — 2013, 2012, 2011 1993

R. W. Setterlin Building Co. — 2006

Shook Construction Co. — 2018, 2003, 2002, 1996, 1992

Turner Construction Co. — 2018, 2015, 2011, 2004

Tuttle Services Inc. — 2021, 2005, 1999, 1998, 1995

Universal Contracting Corporation — 2015

Welty Building Corp. — 1995, 1992

CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT

Bostleman Construction — 2008

Donley’s, Inc. — 2001

Messer Construction — 2011, 2006, 2005, 2004

Messer/Danis, LLC — 2003

Rudolph Libbe, Inc. — 2008

Shook Construction Co. — 2014

Turner Construction Co. — 2012, 2010, 2009, 2002

Welty Building Co. — 2007, 1992

INDUSTRIAL/HEAVY

Baker Concrete Construction — 2017, 1999, 1995

Danis Building Construction — 1998

Elford, Inc. — 2007

Dunlop & Johnston — 1996

IC Construction Co. — 2000

Kokosing Construction, Co. — 2021, 2019, 2018, 2016, 2015, 2014, 2012, 2011, 2010, 2005, 2003, 1993

C. J. Mahan Construction Co. — 2004

Mosser Construction, Inc. — 2021, 2001

Peterson Construction Co. — 1992

Rudolph Libbe, Inc. — 2022, 2002, 1994

The Ruhlin Co.— 2022, 2009

Shook Construction Co. — 2003, 1997

Tuttle Services Inc. — 2006

RENOVATION

A & A Boos & Sons, Inc. — 2019

Bostleman Corp. — 2003

Construction Systems, Inc. — 2019, 2007

Corna Kokosing Construction Co. — 2015, 2011

Elford, Inc. — 2016

Jack Gibson Construction Co. — 2000, 1997

Gilbane Building — 2016

The Krill Co. — 2014, 1994

Lincoln Construction, Inc. — 2012, 2004, 1992

Marous Brothers Construction — 2001

Messer Construction Co. — 2021, 2018, 2013, 2005

Mosser Construction, Inc. — 2017, 2009, 2002, 1999

Rudolph Libbe, Inc. — 2015

Shook Construction Co.— 2022, 1998, 1996

Turner Construction Co. — 2006, 1993

Tuttle Services Inc. — 2008

Warm Bros. Construction Co. — 1995

SPECIALTY

Acme Arsena Co. — 2000, 1996

Baker Concrete Construction — 2010, 1996, 1994

A. A. Boos & Sons, Inc. — 2013

Concrete Technology, Inc. — 1999

Construction Systems, Inc. — 2021, 2015, 2014, 1998, 1995

The Myron Cornish Co. — 1997

Donley’s Inc. — 2009

Dugan & Meyers Construction Co. — 2013

Limbach Co., LLC — 2019, 2018, 2010, 2009

Mosser Construction, Inc. — 2014

OCP Contractors — 2017, 2011, 2005

Settle Muter Electric — 2018, 2016

South Texas Drywall — 2002

TP Mechanical Contractors — 2004, 2003

C. T. Taylor Co. — 2012

TruWall Concrete, Inc. — 2001

The Wilson Floor Co. (now Legacy Flooring ) — 1993

Valley Interior Systems (Columbus) — 2022, 2021

CONTACT: Leslie Klenk

2022 BUILD OHIO WINNERS

PINNACLE AWARD

AGC of Ohio’s Pinnacle Award for Lifetime Achievement distinguishes those that remain active in AGC of Ohio long after serving in a leadership role. The award honors people that put self-serving interests aside and work with the association to benefit the industry as a whole, an individual who epitomizes the AGC of Ohio tenets of skill, responsibility and integrity.

Industrial/Heavy Category

Rudolph Libbe Inc. (Walbridge) Project Aristole (Delta, Ohio)

The Ruhlin Company (Sharon Center) RMLRD # 4 Beverly Lock Emergency Rehabilitation (Beverly, Ohio)

Renovation Category

Shook Construction (Moraine) Dayton Phoenix Group Disaster Recovery (Dayton, Ohio)

Specialty Category

Valley Interior Systems (Cincinnati) Cincinnati Ballet (Cincinnati, Ohio)

New Construction Category

Messer Construction (Cincinnati) Critical Care Building (Cincinnati, Ohio)

2017 Pinnacle Award Winner-Kurt Schmitt

Left to right: Jim Kaparos, Mike Jirele, Kip Lanka, Kurt Schmitt, Andrea Schmitt and Greg Schmitt (Lincoln Construction)

Pinnacle Awards presented (left to right): 2011 to Vince Corrado (Shook Construction Co.), 2006 to Robert Moyer (Mosser Construction), 2014 to J.D. Flaherty (Construction Systems, Inc.)

It’s up to us to help spread the message. We can help attract the brightest and the best to our industry. Join the movement and help elevate perceptions of the construction industry.

I BUILD AMERICA-OHIO.COM

AGC OF OHIO EDUCATION FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM

The Associated General Contractors of Ohio Education Foundation awards scholarships annually to outstanding students pursuing a career in the construction industry. The Scholarship Fund is managed by the AGC of Ohio Education Foundation, a 501c3 nonprofit corporation established in 1999. The first scholarships were awarded in 2000.

AGC of Ohio, affiliated companies and divisions fund the scholarships in their name with a one-time $20,000 donation to the Foundation. A panel of construction professionals selects the scholarship recipients based on their cumulative grade point average, work experience, extra-curricular activities and achievements, financial need, and an essay.

Currently, AGC of Ohio awards seven scholarships annually. In addition, the Education Foundation administers scholarships sponsored by the following AGC affiliated individuals and organizations: Akron AGC, AGC of Northwest Ohio (3), Baker Concrete Construction, Central Ohio AGC (2), Cleveland AGC, The Timothy P. Galvin Scholarship, E. Grant Hesser Memorial Scholarship, Independence Excavating, The Knoch Corporation, Kokosing, Inc., Liberty Construction, Lincoln Construction, Robert H. Moyer, Precision Environmental, Rudolph Libbe Inc (2), The Ruhlin Co., Settle Muter Electric, Shook Construction Co., Tuttle Construction, Inc., and West Central Ohio Division of AGC. The Foundation also selects the recipients of the Mosser Construction scholarships in two Northwest Ohio area colleges.

In addition to sponsoring a scholarship, members can help the scholarship fund by providing a donation with their membership dues, and participating in the annual AGC of Ohio Golf Outing benefitting the scholarship fund.

Interested In Establishing AGC Of Ohio Education Foundation Scholarship?

Contact Parker Brown, AGC of Ohio Education Foundation Director, at (614) 486-6446 or parker@agcohio.com

2023/2024 AGC OF OHIO EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION RECIPIENTS

Recipient & School Scholarship Name

Abby Buettner, Bowling Green State University

Abigail Tuttle, Wright State University

Alexander Folga, University of Cincinnati

Alison Ritvo, Kent State University

August Eschedor, University of Toledo

Brice Schroeder, Bowling Green State University

Charles Elia, Kent State University

Cody Boggs, Columbus State University

Colby Sipos, University of Cincinnati

Diego Cortez, Kent State University

Diego Effinger, University of Akron

Hannah Liggett, University of Akron

Isabel Reed, The Ohio State University

Isaiah LaTurner, Bowling Green State University

Jasmin Haury, University of Akron

Jason Mefferd, Bowling Green State University

Jeffrey Mustard Jr., Bowling Green State University

Jenna Herchler, Bowling Green State University

Jewelya Hutchison, University of Toledo

Lauren Erickson, University of Toledo

Lucas Turner, Bowling Green State University

Malik Woodford, Kent State University

Megan Massmann, University of Toledo

Melina Carna, Kent State University

Noah LaCarte, Pennsylvania College of Technology

Victor Agresta, University of Kentucky

William Pitzer Jr., Cincinnati State Technical and Community College

West Central Ohio AGC Scholarship

AGC of Ohio Scholarship

The Liberty Scholarship

AGC of Ohio Scholarship

AGC of Northwest Ohio: Robert H. Moyer Scholarship

Tuttle Construction, Inc.: Tiny Rauch Scholarship

Kokosing, Inc. Scholarship

Settle Muter Electric, LTD: William L. Muter Scholarship

Central Ohio AGC: J.D. Flaherty, Jr.

Construction Systems, Inc. Scholarship

Precision Environmental Scholarship

Cleveland AGC Scholarship

AGC of Ohio Scholarship

The Timothy P. Galvin Scholarship

Rudolph Libbe Group: Fritz Rudolph Honorary Scholarship

Knoch Corp.: The Tim Evans Scholarship

AGC of Northwest Ohio: Kevin X. Smith Memorial Scholarship

AGC of Ohio: Kevin X. Smith Memorial Scholarship

AGC of Ohio Scholarship

AGC of Northwest Ohio Scholarship

Central Ohio AGC Scholarship

Shook Construction: Harry F. Gaeke Memorial Scholarship

AGC of Ohio Scholarship

Rudolph Libbe Group Scholarship

AGC of Ohio Scholarship

Independence Excavating Scholarship

AGC of Akron: Carmen Scaccio Memorial Scholarship

E. Grant Hesser Memorial Scholarship

What Is AGC ACTION?

AGC ACTION is the nonpartisan political action committee (PAC) sponsored by AGC of Ohio. AGC ACTION pools personal, voluntary financial contributions from individuals in the construction industry. The contributions are used to support Ohio legislators and statewide elected officials who, regardless of party affiliation, understand the construction industry and the specific needs, interests and concerns of AGC member companies and their employees.

What Does AGC Do Around The Statehouse?

AGC of Ohio pushes for legislation and rules that would improve the commercial building industry and tries to prevent or change those that would hurt contractors and their employees. Issues that AGC of Ohio regularly deals with include public and private construction requirements, workforce development and training, workers’ compensation, economic development, safety, taxation, preference programs, building codes, unemployment compensation, etc.

Why Is PAC Important?

A healthy PAC is an essential tool for AGC of Ohio to maintain a strong presence around the Statehouse. Ohio law does not allow for corporate contributions to political campaigns,therefore, AGC cannot use association monies or dues for political events and fund raisers. AGC instead uses AGC ACTION funds that come from contractors’ personal contributions. PAC allows AGC staff to attend fund raisers to show support for lawmakers that are willing to take the time to understand AGC’s issues and appreciate our concerns. And, even though AGC may not give directly to certain legislators, when they see AGC at caucus events or another lawmaker’s fund raiser, they are more inclined to listen to AGC’s concerns. A healthy PAC helps afford AGC access, thus allowing AGC the opportunity to better influence legislators on matters related to the construction industry.

Contribute To AGC ACTION And Help AGC Advocate For The Industry And Your Business!

Contribution levels are up to the individual – contributions have been as small as $25 and as much as $1,500. Mail your personal or PAC check to: AGC ACTION, 1755 Northwest Blvd, Columbus OH 43212. Note: PAC contributions are not tax deductible. The state of Ohio does not allow corporate contributions. Sole proprietors, partnerships and unincorporated associations, which include incorporated professional associations and limited liability companies, may use company funds to contribute.

Learn More About AGC’s Advocacy Efforts: Visit www.agcohio.com or contact Andrea Ashley-andrea@agcohio.com or call (614) 486-6446

MAKE

HEARD.

AGC of America has a robust government relations program at the federal level. www.advocacy.agc.org

• Stay Informed: Sign up for the latest legislative, political, and regulatory news affecting the construction industry.

• Take Action: Make your voice heard. Tell your members of Congress how their actions will affect you and your company.

AGC’s Membership Discount Programs and Service Partners provide members access to high-quality services, cutting-edge technology and top-of-the-line products. From discounts on vehicles to computers and software, AGC has partnered with some of the best to give you the most for your money and improve your daily business operations. When it comes to your company’s bottom-line, your membership in AGC pays dividends. These value added discounts will give you the competitive advantage over your competition. Upon joining AGC of Ohio, you automatically receive the added value of membership in AGC of America. Associated General Contractors is the one association that can service your entire organization and provide you with the best opportunities to grow your business.

A typical AGC member can save almost $7,000 through exclusive membership discounts on essential products and services from companies such as Sedgwick, Enterprise, GM, Verizon and others available through AGC of Ohio and AGC of America, as well as member discounts on valuable training publications, webinars and AGC events. For the majority of contractors, this savings means AGC Membership pays for itself and then some.

Take advantage of the following products and services offered to AGC of Ohio members at special or discounted rates! For more information, go to www.agcohio.com or call the AGC of Ohio office at (614) 486-6446.

CONSENSUSDOCS

AGC Members in good standing receive a 20% discount on all ConsensusDocs subscriptions.

Whether working at the office, from the road or even at home, the ConsensusDocs platform provides instant access to your contract documents from any computer through a secure webbased portal. Simply log-in and your personalized dashboard makes it easy to locate recent projects, edit contracts, review changes made by your collaborators or start a new contract using any of our 100+ contracts. ConsensusDocs contracts are endorsed by 40+ design and construction industry associations representing designers, owners, contractors, subcontractors and sureties including the AGC of America. To learn more, visit us at www.agc.org/member-benefits/consensusdocs-discount.

CONSTRUCTION DATA

AGC shares economic news relevant to the construction industry on a weekly, monthly and quarterly basis. The information covers national, state and metro-level construction employment, spending, material costs and availability, wages, and special surveys. AGC also regularly produces state fact sheets covering historical and current information on construction spending and employment.

EDUCATION & TRAINING

AGC of America develops and delivers a number of educational programs that address key issues throughout the construction industry. Through in-seat courses, distance learning, intensive management programs and professional credentials, AGC is focused on attracting, educating and training the current and future construction workforce.

For more information: www.agc.org/learn/education-training

LABOR & HUMAN RESOURCES

The AGC of America website has a special members only section loaded with HR information. The Labor & HR Topical Resources section is filled with hundreds of white papers, articles, samples and government links on HR-related issues, including employee handbooks, job descriptions, termination procedures, union organizing and over 75 other HR and labor topics. For more info: www.agc.org/HRForum

OHIO CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY WAGE RATE ONLINE SERVICE

Available through the CEA, the service provides information on Ohio’s construction trade wages, fringes and labor contract conditions. Complete with jurisdictional and text clearly identifying the geographical jurisdiction of nineteen construction trades throughout Ohio. (216) 309.9860

www.ceacisp.org/wage-rates

RESOURCE LIBRARY

The AGC of America Resource Library serves as a comprehensive archive of past and present AGC related documentation.

www.agc.org/learn/resource-library

Neither AGC of America, AGC of Ohio nor its chapters/divisions assumes any liability for the quality or performance of any product or service. The AGC member must look exclusively to the vendor for all sales and service, included but not limited to delivery, credit, guarantees, warranties and performance.

Check the AGC of America Member Benefits for a complete list of their extensive lists of program available to members.

www.agc.org/member-benefits

OHIO CONSTRUCTION CONNECTION

AGC of Ohio Online Buyers Guide

www.agcohiobuyersguide.com

There are many different opportunities to enhance your company's exposure with different listing options. All AGC of Ohio members will have a basic listing throughout the Guide. However, if any AGC of Ohio member would like to be added to additional categories, provide additional information, or purchase premium advertising, please e-mail agcohio-advertise@svmmedia.com.

GM FLEET AND COMMERCIAL CONTACT

your local GENERAL MOTORS dealer or

AGC is pleased to provide Members and their employees with a private offer of up to $1,000 off the purchase or lease of most new Chevrolet, Buick and GMC vehicles. Association members can combine this offer with most current incentives, including the National Fleet Purchase Program(link is external) and Business Choice Offers(link is external)2 for an even better deal.

Redeeming this private offer is simple! Provide proof of AGC membership: printing your membership information from the online AGC Membership Directory(link is external) or call the local chapter to verify. Visit your Chevrolet, Buick or GMC dealer and mention this Private Offer (Incentive Code: FCP). Choose an eligible vehicle or vehicles to purchase or lease and present your AGC Proof of Membership and employment verification.

NPP/AGC PARTNERSHIP

www.mynpp.com/association/ohio-agc

PH: 800-810-3909

customerservice@mynpp.com

ENTERPRISE FLEET MANAGEMENT

www.efleets.com

513-956-3651 • 513-403-0982

Enterprise Fleet Management can help you save thousands with local, hands-on management, award-winning technology, and the infrastructure and expertise of Enterprise. Since 2006, Enterprise Fleet Management has partnered with the Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) and their network of localized chapters, providing members with custom solutions for their fleet related needs. Enterprise Fleet Management can help you reduce the age of your fleet within your budget, create a more flexible program with a shortened vehicle cycle – meaning you can have newer – and safer –vehicles for the same investment (or less).

• Local, dedicated Account Managers, nationwide

• Savings on acquisition costs

• Factory ordering, manufacturer and volume incentives

• Comprehensive maintenance programs

• Fuel Management Program with rebates up to $0.05 per gallon at 90% of U.S. retail fuel stations

• Access to nationwide remarketing experts for buying and selling vehicles

AGC members can download fleet tips and more informa-tion about vehicle and fleet management from our Enter-prise Fleet Management Library. www.efleets.com/en/proof-and-insights/white-papers.

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NPP is one of the nation’s largest group purchasing organizations, leveraging the purchasing power of its combined membership to offer superior discounts from world class vendors. Through our partnership with NPP, AGC of Ohio members can receive discount pricing on business expenses, including wireless service and devices, office products, and industrial supplies. National Purchasing Partners (NPP) is a group purchasing organization offering organizations and associations access to an aggressively priced contract portfolio with world class vendors. Membership for all members is free and voluntary,there is no cost to join and no obligation to participate.

SEDGWICK-

Ohio State Fund TPA

www.sedgwick.com/ohiotpa

614-376-5300 / 800-825-6755

Whether through traditional group rating, group retrospective rating or self-insured programs, Sedgwick provides a long-term, comprehensive cost management approach that saves our members millions of dollars every year. www.sedgwickmco.com/

SEDGWICK- Managed Care Ohio

www.sedgwickmco.com

888.627.7586

Sedgwick Managed Care Ohio (MCO) is a workers’ compensation managed care organization focused on helping injured employees return to work safely and quickly. We provide seamless solutions to support employees throughout their recovery and help clients control expenses and reduce lost workdays

DRAMATICALLY IMPROVING THE COMMUNITIES WE SERVE