2020 February Issue

oklahoma built The official magazine of the AGC of Oklahoma

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80th annual awards recap

STAFF

The 80th Annual Awards Meeting welcomed over 460 of the top professionals in the commercial construction industry. The evening celebrated the successes of the industry and acknowledged the industry giants who are

DOUGLAS J. TAPP | chief EXECUTIVE officer

shaping our great state.

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LANY MILNER | CHAPTER MANAGER

2019 build oklahoma winners

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The 2019 Build Oklahoma winners were honoured during

the 80th Annual Awards banquet on Saturday, January

JACLYNN GRAY| EDUCATION MANAGER

11th at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino. Companies submitted their projects into several categories and dollar amount. Judges carefully reviewed each project and selected the following winners.

BRANDI FONDREN | ACCOUNTANT

4 Letter from the chief executive officer The AGC of Oklahoma’s (AGCOK) 80th Annual Awards Meeting weekend - WOW! This year’s Annual Meeting was held at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Tulsa on January 10th and 11th.

It was a great weekend

of Association business, education, networking and recognition. It is an honor and very humbling for me to serve such a great group. Thank you from all of your AGCOK staff! Here’s to a great 2020!

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AGC of Oklahoma Central Office

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Pictured above Doug Tapp welcoming guests to the 80th Annual Awards Banquet.

letter from the chief executive officer The AGC of Oklahoma’s (AGCOK) 80th Annual Awards Meeting

Saturday evening over 460 guests were in attendance to

weekend - WOW! This year’s Annual Meeting was held at the

celebrate over 40 awards given to our members and their

Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Tulsa on January 10th and 11th.

employees! The amazing venue, exquisite staging and the

The weekend started with both the AGCOK Board of Directors

formal attire lent an air of classic Hollywood to the proceedings.

and the AGC Education Foundation Trustees meeting on Friday.

It was a perfect setting to recognize our AGCOK contractors

Friday evening the board members and trustees, along with

and their employees who represent our industry and our

their significant others, enjoyed a fantastic dinner at Fleming’s

Association.

Steakhouse where outgoing Board members and Trustees were recognized for their service. Saturday morning, Byrona Maule

The evening started with the traditional AGCOK Presidential

of Phillips Murrah delivered an update for our members on

Gavel Passing from outgoing President, Mark Lambert to this

the current medical marijuana law and affected employment

year’s President, Jeff Kusler. Thank you to both gentlemen for

practices. We were then joined by Travis Kirkpatrick, Executive

your service to AGCOK. After Jeff entertained the crowd with his

Director of the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority who

“short” acceptance speech, we recognized all of our individual

explained the purpose and the mission of the Authority, as well

and company award winners.

as the current statistics on how many Medical Marijuana cards have been issued, and the number of growers, processors and

As you can tell by the pictures, our AGCOK members construct

dispensaries.

some of the finest projects in the state. This year our project judges faced a very challenging task of picking the final winners

On Saturday, our Construction Leadership Council hosted our

– all the project submissions were fantastic. At the end of

annual Legends Luncheon with Living Legends Mike Owen,

the evening, the prestigious Builder of the Year award was

Anthony Reiss, Bart Colburn and Matt Wright. The panel regaled

presented to Randy Nance of GE Johnson. Great job Randy and

the crowd with stories of their careers in construction and

congratulations again!

experiences with AGCOK. They also provided many entertaining and personal stories, all while, offering great advice to the

It was a great weekend of Association business, education,

audience.

networking and recognition. It is an honor and very humbling for me to serve such a great group. Thank you from all of your AGCOK staff! Here’s to a great 2020!

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new member announcement myers-cherry construction, llc.

General Contractor

Myers-Cherry Construction, LLC. is an Oklahoma based company offering construction management, general contracting, program management, design-build, construction consulting, and pre-construction services to clients in the public and private sectors. Myers-Cherry Construction offers services to our clients that may not have the expertise, staff, or time to manage their needs throughout the delivery of extensive projects. Our staff has the capability to manage your project through all phases of planning, design, construction, and operations so you and your staff can focus on your business.

918-615-2225

www.myers-cherry.com

Kleinfelder, Inc. service provider

We are engineers, scientists, and construction professionals providing solutions that improve our clients’ transportation, water, energy, and other private infrastructure. Kleinfelder is an integrated, cross-disciplinary team of bright, curious, innovative problem-solvers dedicated to doing the right thing every day, on every project.

918-627-6161

www.kleinfelder.com

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AGCOK

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80th ANNUAL

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incoming president jeff kusler

outgoing president mark lambert

pictured clockwise: Mark Lambert with Lambert Construction Company giving his outgoing presidential message.

Jeff Kusler with the Fleming Construction Group delivering his presidential speech.

Randy Nance with GE Johnson Construction Company accepting the 2019 Builder of the Year Award.

builder of the year Randy nance

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specialty award winners The AGC of Oklahoma is proud to recognize the organizations and people who are making a difference in Oklahoma. These individuals are professionals who provide the expertise, direction, products and services that have allowed us to become the industry leaders we are today.

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service provider

• LEGISLATOR OF THE YEAR - SENATOR JAMES LEEWRIGHT • SERVICE PROVIDER OF THE YEAR TERRACON CONSULTANTS • SUPPLIER OF THE YEAR - MAXWELL SUPPLY COMPANY • SPECIALTY CONTRACTOR OF THE YEAR MIDWEST WRECKING CO.

supplier industry appreciation 10 |FEBRUARY 2020

• INDUSTRY APPRECIATION - THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON OSHA EDUCATION CENTER • COMMITTEE MEMBER OF THE YEAR LUCY LAMBERT NOVOTNY

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best best of

The Best of Best Awards recognizes the top projects of 2019.

All winning projects were placed into the 3 categories: $0 - $10M | $10M - $50M | $50+ The judges carefully considered each project and selected the following winners from the 3-categories.

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$0-$10M Winner stava building corporation

$10-$50M Winner

pediatric intensive care unit renovation je dunn construction company

$50M+ Winner

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111 lofts project

The mcknight center for performing arts at osu manhattan construction company

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project manager of the year

PM adam stogner manhattan construction company

superintendent of the year

s tim taylor lippert bros., inc.

builder

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randy nance

GE johnson construction company

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up to $5M

A.C. Owen Construction, LLC. | Level Three Canopy Project Tulsa International Airport | Tulsa, OK The Tulsa Airport was struggling with finding parking spaces on the "landlocked" facility, upon a quick discovery period it was found that the top floor of the parking garage was not being used due to lack of shade and weather protection. This project provided structural improvements, electrical and lighting upgrades and shade structures for the top floor of the parking garage that created almost 500 new "usable" parking spaces without having to use more land. Adding over 225 new structural concrete "pedestals" on the top floor of a parking lot that was not previously designed for the system was very challenging. Working around post-tension slab cables, rebar, etc...in the existing slab while also having to keep the new pedestal layouts correct for the new shade structures was very challenging. Phasing, working around an active parking garage and airport also brought a different level of challenges.

Architect: Crafton Tull Project Manager: Todd Bacon Superintendent: Levi Nachbor

$10M - $20M

Fleming Construction Group | Alfa Laval Spiral Heat Exchanger Facility Expansion | Broken Arrow, OK When Alfa Laval, the global provider of heat transfer, separation and fluid handling solutions announced its' plans to expand domestic operations in Broken Arrow, it served as another win for diversifying the industrial sector here in Oklahoma, adding over 100 skilled jobs to our local economy. The Fleming Construction Group was proud to have been selected as their contractor of choice to build the 68,000 square foot plant and offices to support their new Spiral Heat Exchanger product line. The project was completed safely, on-time and within budget. Tulsa has long been the heat exchange technology capital of the US, so the Fleming team was well versed with the demands their production environment would require. The large, dense equipment being produced drives the need for overhead and jib cranes to lift, turn and seamlessly transfer products from production cell to production cell. This facility features 15 overhead cranes ranging in capacity from 15 to 60 tons, making coordination between the steel structure and overhead crane solution provider mission- critical. The slab also features extensive access pits, drains and rails embedded that need to be as precise as the steel package above. This fits perfectly within FCGs core competencies and was executed with impressive results.

Architect: GH2 Project Manager: Matt Moeller Project Engineer: Jordan Smith Superintendents: Randy Stines & Zach Potts

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Lippert Bros., Inc. | Oklahoma State University Unmanned Systems Innovation Laboratory | Stillwater, OK

Lippert Bros., Inc. | University of Central Oklahoma Liberal Arts Building Addition Research | Edmond, OK

Goldsby Construction, LLC. | Purcell Public Schools - Football Field Improvements | Purcell, OK

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up to $5m

Lippert Bros., Inc. | Oklahoma State University Unmanned Systems Innovation Laboratory | Stillwater, OK This 9,700 square foot, pre-engineered building structure created a design and manufacturing space for the Unmanned Systems Research Institute and Unmanned Systems Development Center on the Oklahoma State University campus. Included within the facility are offices, a collaborative work area, light, and heavy manufacturing bays, spaces for 3D printing, composite and electronics fabrication, and a test cell room for the testing of small jet engines. From the military to meteorological research to Amazon deliveries, the use of unmanned areal vehicles, or drones, is spreading across many industries. This facility enhances the student experience in a unique field of study. With Oklahoma State University at the forefront of teaching on this technology, this building represents a commitment to ensuring that they remain a leader in training students that will become leaders in this field.

Architect: Selser Schaefer Architects | Project Manager: Shane VanOosten | Superintendent: Chris Nipper

$5M - $10M

$10M - $20M

Conger Field - Home of the Purcell Dragons is a unique football facility under the Friday Night Lights cast in the shadow of "Red Hill" in Purcell, Oklahoma. This project features a new state of the art Field House that includes a new weight room, locker room, athletic training room, film room, coaches offices & equipment room. Spectators are able to enjoy new home grandstands seating 1,600 & visitors grandstands seating 500 rowdy fans. The nostalgic community members of Purcell can enjoy the "Commemorative" bleacher section that is a replica of WPA concrete bleachers removed at the beginning of the project to allow for facility upgrades. A new spacious home concession building with restrooms & renovated visitors concession provides refreshments and relief for an enjoyable viewing experience. Athletes will enjoy the new & renovated lockers rooms and synthetic athletic turf playing surface lit by the new LED field lights. An impressive venue to view any Friday night football contest.

This project involved the construction of a 52,414 square foot addition to the existing College of Liberal Arts building. The new facility houses a total of 15 classrooms along with a 250-seat lecture hall which doubles as a tornado shelter. In addition to the learning spaces, the building includes 30 faculty offices, 2 conference rooms, and an office suite for the Dean of the College of Liberal Arts. Public amenities in the building include a coffee bar, a quiet lounge, and 2 sets of "study steps" with power/ USB charging stations. Operating on a very tight budget, LBI's primary focus as the CMaR was to work with the design team to reduce cost as much as possible during preconstruction. Putting their faith in LBI's pre-construction budget, the University essentially went "all in", agreeing to move forward into construction without any contingency funds in an effort to make the project happen according to the schedule of the College. After all was done, the project finished ahead of schedule and under budget as an overwhelming success for UCO.

Goldsby Construction, LLC. | Purcell Public Schools - Football Field Improvements | Purcell, OK

Architect: Boynton Williams & Associates Project Manager: Tyler Graves Project Engineer: Chase Haines Superintendent: Don Goldsby

Lippert Bros., Inc. | University of Central Oklahoma Liberal Arts Building Addition Research | Edmond, OK

Architect: Beck Design Project Manager: Nick Bench Project Engineer: Brian Peace Superintendent: Tim Taylor

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$20M - $50M

Crossland Construction Company, Inc. | Mustang Middle School #3 | Mustang, OK

$50M +

Manhattan Construction Company | The McKnight Center for the Performing Arts at Oklahoma State The Mustang Middle School project was a 101,000 square foot University | Stillwater, OK project with three different types of construction under one roof.

One-third of the construction was two stories of conventional structural steel that houses the administration, media, and classrooms. The next third is the precast safe room that houses the fine arts portion of the school. Lastly is the pre-engineered metal building that houses the gym, locker rooms, and dining room.

In addition to the building, external features included a running track, football field, competition softball fields, and tennis courts.

This Mustang project is award-worthy because of the flexibility and knowledge needed to take on a project with so many types of construction. We worked with the district on the design from the very beginning, which meant that we were able to influence the details in a way that gave them everything they needed while remaining in budget. The original bond called for 90,000 square feet, but we were quickly able to see this would not be enough.

We were able to increase the project to 101,000 square feet while remaining under budget.

Architect: GH2 Architects Project Manager: Brandon Barrett Superintendent: Kort Sagehorn

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The McKnight Center for the Performing Arts at Oklahoma State University is a state-of-the-art facility that will encourage discovery, push educational boundaries and redefine Oklahoma State's influence in the arts with world class programming that is unique to the region. Built by Manhattan, designed by Beck and engineered by Walter P Moore, this 65,000-square foot, oneof-a-kind project that consists of a 1,200-seat auditorium, a 217seat recital hall, a lobby and support areas. The site will have an exterior amphitheater with state-of-the-art display and sound adjacent to University Street, a main corridor of campus.

Architect: Beck Design Sr. Project Manager: Mike Holland Asst. Project Manager: Chris Brooks and Tim Ebey Project Engineer: Kyle Wanzer Senior Superintendent: Sven Hasselberg Superintendents: John Chronister and Adam Rodman

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up to $5M

CMSWillowbrook, Inc. | Oklahoma State University, Student Union Cupola Tower Restoration | Stillwater, OK The OSU Student Union Cupola was built in 1950. The original structure was need of restoration due to years of wind and hailstorms.

The project was divided into two phases. Phase I-CMSWillowbrook installed additional structural supports to the roof and a scaffolding system to surround the existing copper cupola tower for safe access to inspect and evaluate the restoration requirements. Phase II-Restoration of the cupola. We recreated the iconic balustrade by collaborating with the craftsman to make it more durable and weather-resistant even though it looks identical to the original. We also constructed inside access to the center of the cupola and added a lighting system to show it off at night. The project was completed three months ahead of schedule in order to have it completed in time for Homecoming! CMSWillowbrook was selected for this small, but very significant historical restoration project because of our other past experience with OSU Historical projects like Old Central, Murray Hall and the restoration of the Edmond Low Library Cupola Tower.

Project Directors: Cary DeHart and Bryan Miles Project Manager: Terry Wisely Project Engineer & Superintendent: John Hobson

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$5M - $10M

Stava Building Corporation | 111 Lofts | Tulsa, OK 111 Lofts (said as One Eleven Lofts), a National Parks Service Historic Rehabilitation project, updates a 1920’s Art Deco office tower in the heart of downtown Tulsa into modern luxury apartments. The rehabilitation brings the building into this century with the addition of a high-efficiency VRF system, restored 12 story atrium with a new skylight and modern oak paneling with custom decorative brass cable system while also staying true to its history with Art Deco-inspired design thru out the building. The building features sixty-nine units, including nine 2,800 square foot penthouses featuring 14’ coffered ceilings, open floor plans and luxury amenities thru-out. The Lofts bring modern living and Art Deco grandeur to Downtown Tulsa.

Architect: Hoefer Wysocki Project Manager: Justin Sessions Superintendent: Brent Huston Assistant Superintendent: Chris Asher Senior Project Manager: Kurt Gariss

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Flintco, LLC. | Norman Central Library | Norman, OK

A.C. Owen Construction, LLC.| Mustang Town Center Renovation Expansion | Mustang, OK

CMSWillowbrook, Inc. | State of Oklahoma – Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation Addition & Renovation | Oklahoma City, OK

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up to $5m

A.C. Owen Construction, LLC. | Mustang Town Center Renovation Expansion | Mustang, OK A community health and fitness center expansion to better accommodate the needs of a growing town. Project components include multiple basketball gymnasiums, indoor elevated running track, classrooms, multi-purpose space, aerobic and yoga facilities. The project also included improvements for facility ADA access and accommodations. The project was an addition to an existing "Town Center" which houses the municipal library, banquet hall, and original fitness center. The areas surrounding the facility are the municipal pool, soccer & baseball facility, needless to say, this was a very safety-sensitive site that was compact in nature. The elevated indoor track tied into the existing track at the new opening that was created.

The entire site was a very active site and the project management staff delivered a beautiful project to the community in a successfully safe manner.

Architect: Red Prairie Design Group | Project Manager: Justin Partridge | Superintendent: Marty Stacey

$10M - $20M

CMSWillowbrook, Inc. | State of Oklahoma – Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation Addition & Renovation | Oklahoma City, OK Originally built in 1966, the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation building is the headquarters for the State of Oklahoma's Wildlife Department. Code updates and re-occurring flood events required a major renovation and addition to the building. A complete interior and exterior renovation along with a 13,000 SF addition were made to the Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired design. There was also an addition of a separate 7,825 square foot warehouse. The project features an outdoor reflecting pond, three indoor dioramas, an outdoor kitchen, a complete floor plan revision, and a large atrium with a glass elevator. The building is also outfitted with a state-of-theart fire suppression system and new mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems. The project was completed on time and under budget with no tax dollars spent. It was 100% funded through hunting/fishing license fees. The project maintained the original design theme throughout the buildings and also incorporated a 32-foot tall waterfall with animal mounts in the open atrium along with a fish tank with native Oklahoma species. The 3-story glass elevator allows Oklahoma residents an exceptional view as they approach the 2nd floor to buy a license.

$20M - $50M

Flintco, LLC. | Norman Central Library | Norman, OK This new, 78,642 square foot library was a communitychosen project from the “Norman Forward” initiative and includes reading nooks, study spaces, conference rooms, and a steel stair winding to the third floor. Exterior features clerestory roofs with a facade of a glazed curtain wall, metal panels, art installation, and reading grove/gardens. The Norman Central Library is a modern, three-story library that is expected to be a hub for learning, community gatherings, group presentations, and public events including weddings. Guests can use it as a traditional source for reading and studying to checking out movies, operating a 3D printer and more. The hard-bid project had numerous special features, including an underfloor air distribution system under an access floor, an intricate winding steel stair with glazed railing, and exterior steel stainless panels in an interlocking running bond.

Architects: Meyer, Scherer, Rockcastle Project Manager: Cristine Winchester Project Engineer: Ethan Treisa Superintendent: Zack Blair Project Director: Cory Rackley Intern: Orion Couch

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$5M - $10M

This $4.6 Million, 16,000 square feet renovation will serve Montereau Senior Living residents and staff with updated clubhouse dining amenities, including a new bar addition with beverage station, a café/market bistro, two private dining rooms, a cooking suite with casual seating, a kitchen and a staff office/ workstation. A new addition for the bar area included slab on grade, structural steel, metal stud framing, Exterior Insulation and Finish System (EIFS), and a glass storefront envelope. The interior work required installation of high-end finishes, imported from other countries, such as decorative glazing, custom fabric wrapped wall panels, custom metal wall coverings, specialty tile, quartz, epoxy flooring, and transparent gas fireplace. The fast-paced project – about 9.5 months total — required daily coordination with the owner and residents to accommodate noise issues, ventilation, utility interruptions and the needs of staff who worked near the renovation area.

Jackie Cooper Imports continued their 20-year relationship with Stava Building Corporation when they asked us to transform their original building built in the late '80s. Stava was selected to deliver the 71,000 square foot Design-build project in 5 phases, executing the construction while the dealership was in full operation. Stava integrated the latest Mercedes Benz and Porsche prototype designs and excellent craftsmanship to create this new flagship dealership for Jackie Cooper Imports. The complexity of this 5-phase construction project all while maintaining the full operation of Jackie Cooper, using innovate new technics with high-end material, all with amazing craftsmanship and professionalism make Jackie Cooper imports one of Oklahoma’s Best of the Best.

Flintco, LLC. | Montereau Phase 1 Renovations | Tulsa, OK

Architect: D2 Architecture Project Manager: Tyler Myers Project Engineer: Jordan Smith Superintendent: Dan Archer Project Director: Lance Lewis

Stava Building Corporation | Jackie Cooper Imports | Tulsa, OK

Architect: SBC Architecture - Mike Dwyer Project Manager: Curt Hellen Superintendent: Shane Cloyde

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Foreman | Manhattan Construction Team Cherokee Nation Entertainment Tahlequah Casino | Tahlequah, OK

Manhattan Construction Company | SEVEN6MAIN | Owasso, OK

CMSWillowbrook, Inc. | West Village Apartments | Oklahoma City, OK

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$10M - $20M

Manhattan Construction Company | SEVEN6MAIN | Owasso, OK SEVEN6MAIN is a 41,000-square foot mixed-use development in downtown Owasso’s Redbud District. Anchored by the second location of the popular restaurant SMOKE., the three-story complex is also home to MAD Eats Diner, a classic diner with a modern flair, and retail spaces for Drip the Beverage Lab and Hillis and Hollow home furnishings boutique. Additionally, SEVEN6MAIN features two additional retail spaces on the first floor, office space for tenant build-out on the second floor, and ten luxury apartments on the third floor. The apartment residents each have a detached garage space. The façade consists of three different shades of brick to appear like an aged downtown structure, added on to over the years, along with cast stone elements and prominent branding at various locations on the building. One significant challenge to the project was the masonry work.

Architect: Selser Schaefer Architects | Project Manager: Adam Stogner | Superintendents: Cliff Crawford and Lance McDaniel | Mike Ford, Justin Bell, Michelle Nelson, Scott Marsh, Steve Ludwig and Steve Ortwein

$20M - $50M

Foreman | Manhattan Construction Team Cherokee Nation Entertainment Tahlequah Casino | Tahlequah, OK The Cherokee Nation's Tahlequah Cherokee Casino project includes gaming, entertainment and hospitality services.

The Foreman | Manhattan Construction Team, a mentorprotégé agreement, provided building services to this 93,000-square-foot entertainment destination. The project features 525 electronic games, the White Wolf Steakhouse (a 144-seat upscale restaurant), a grab-and-go café, a live music venue, and a full-service bar. The property also includes 33,000 square feet of convention and meeting space with a full-service catering kitchen, which accommodates up to 1,000 people. The gaming floor, entertainment stage, and steakhouse are the central attractions to the facility and provide entertainment options for the City of Tahlequah and the Tenkiller Lake region, as well as serving as the anchor tenant of the Cherokee Springs Plaza shopping district. The Cherokee Nation Entertainment Tahlequah Casino is a great example of how quality can be maintained on a fast-tracked project. The Tahlequah Casino is a 93,000 square foot facility in Tahlequah, Oklahoma, that was designed, built and opened in only 16 months.

Architect: Childers Architect Project Managers: Patrick Fogarty and Chris Griffin Project Engineers: Luke Wilson and Dalton Fanning Superintendents: Jason Schafer, Nick Soderstrom & Tyler McClellan Kenny Foreman, Michelle Nelson, Michael Flaherty & Jon Garde

$50M+

CMSWillowbrook, Inc. | West Village Apartments | Oklahoma City, OK West Village Apartments is a 334 unit urban mixed-use development with retail, dining, and office space in the Film Row district of downtown OKC. The projects consist of six separate structures spanning three city blocks. Two fivestory wood-framed apartment buildings make up the largest percentage of housing, along with a five-story concrete and wood frame clubhouse building with a rooftop pool and fitness center. Parking is handled by multistory cast-in-place "Podium" parking, as well as two pre-cast parking garages over six stories tall. The project also included extensive utility work in the downtown corridor as well as new roadways and streetscapes. The project is one of Oklahoma's best as it is part of the revitalization and redevelopment of downtown OKC. Inspired by Hall Capital and the Fred Jones Family, the West Village Apartments anchors the west end of the iconic Film Row and completes a master development that is part of Jones Assembly and the 21c Hotel. West Village is a pilot project for Oklahoma as the first project to pursue a Green Building Standard under HUD's Green Building Mortgage Insurance Premium Reduction Program. This program required higher efficiency HVAC units and for blower door testing of every unit for airtightness. The project consists of 370,067 square feet of building space and 328,592 square feet of parking space.

Architect: Arrive Architecture Group Project Director: Weston DeHart Project Managers: Matt Mettry and Adam Garrett Sr. Superintendent: Allen Neal Superintendents: Bill Foster, Travis Harvey and Brandon Slaton Labor Superintendent: Jesse Guerrero Project Engineer: Hunter Ramsey Project Accountant: Matthew Wilcox2020 | 29 FEBRUARY

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Up to $5M

Lambert Construction Company | Vernie Snow Aquatic Center | Kingfisher, OK Existing Facility Renovation was originally built in 1997. The building needed a new HVAC and dehumidification system to work in the pool environment. The new HVAC/dehumidification system was installed along with updated locker rooms, event space, and new standing seam metal roof and wall panels. The roof structure had to be reinforced with new roof purlins due to rust and deterioration, due to high humidity in the building and corrosive chlorine content. New roof purlins were installed and attached from below without removing the roof deck above.

Once all structure was reinforced it was coated with 4” of closedcell spray foam and then coated with moisture barrier coating to prevent future damage to the structure. This added to the overall roof insulation R-value and helps increase the energy efficiency of the new HVAC and dehumidification system. The metal panel roof and wall system was removed and new Ice and water shield was installed under the roof panels as well as an air barrier membrane were added to the walls behind the panels to protect the roof and wall structure as well as decrease the amount of air infiltration into the natatorium space in the building. A completely new HVAC / dehumidification system was installed with new ductwork and new electronic controls for the equipment.

$5M - $10M

Globe Construction Co. | Putnam City North High School Football Stadium | Oklahoma City, OK This project consisted of a new football press box, grandstands - for both home and visitors, new concession stand and ticket booth, locker rooms, and restroom facilities and new synthetic football playing surface. This project was supervised by the same project manager while also kicking-off construction of another athletic facility with PC Schools at the same time. Started the project with a foundation permit, the AHJ final review required that we add a whole new restroom facility building on the visitor side of the project. Site drainage and detention were very closely coordinated due to the size of the project and to bring the site up to run-off standards.

Architect: Red Prairie Design Group Project Manager: Ken Murry Superintendent: Steve Ebrite

Architect: Architecture Incorporated Project Manager: Stephen Mitchell Superintendent: Steve Anderson

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$10M - $20M

Manhattan Construction Company | Oklahoma State University Soccer Facility – Neal Patterson Stadium | Stillwater, OK The new home for Oklahoma State University Soccer is a ground-up construction project.

The new facility includes a total of four buildings. The principal building is the West Grandstand, which includes exterior stadium-style seating that is both covered and uncovered. Three new locker rooms, located underneath the grandstand, include a home, visitor, and official’s locker room.

In addition, the building will have a team meeting room, training room, kitchen, lounge and club/multi-purpose room. The upper level of the West Grandstand houses suites, press boxes, and club level seating.

Two other structures, west of the grandstand, will have new restroom facilities, concession stands, and ticket sales. On the North end of the field is the 'Cowgirl Cauldron', which has a bar area with private stadium-style seating. The complex will also include a new surface parking area with space for over 200 vehicles. A 30'x 40'video scoreboard was added to enhance the fan's experience during the matches. There is not another soccer facility like it in the state and not just in reference to the collegiate level. The multiple seating options available will satisfy any fan's personal viewing preference. State of the art facilities for the players, a prime recruiting tool for the university and coaching staff.

Architect: Studio Architecture, PC Project Manager: Joe Barnhart Project Engineer: Taylor West Superintendents: Lee McDonough, John Chronister and Michael Anderson Shawn Hinkle, Bob Norton, JJ Pina-Rangel, Julio Morales, Armando Rangel & Terry Wilson (Foreman)

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$10M - $20M

JE Dunn Construction Group, Inc. | Pediatric Intensive Care Unit Renovation The Children's Hospital at OU Medicine | Oklahoma City, OK This project was a 34-bed, 31,000 square foot demolition, and renovation of the southern portion of the 6th floor of The Children's Hospital, making way for a new Pediatric Intensive Care Unit. The work was constructed while maintaining fullservice operations elsewhere in the hospital and was located on the 6th floor between an active 7th floor NICU and 5th floor Mother/Baby Unit. The new PICU provides state-ofthe-art care for seriously ill and injured kids up to 18 years of age. This is now the most modern and technologically advanced PICU in the state. All work took place between two active hospital floors; a NICU above and Mother/Baby Unit below; therefore, constant communication and coordination with the hospital were key at all times. Although the project was on the 6th floor, we had to access infrastructure on the 4th, 5th, and 7th floors of the hospital as well. Activities were pre-planned well in advance and special measures were taken to address shut-downs, noise reduction, infection control, and patient and visitor safety.

Architect: Miles Associates Project Manager: Ali Sanderson Project Engineer: Ryan Reagan Superintendent: James Headley SPM - Malcolm Coetzee Safety - Desmond Clark PC - Mary Parish Estimator - Paul Wilkins PX - Bobby Snyder

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$50M +

Flintco, LLC. | Cherokee Nation Outpatient Health Center | Tahlequah, OK The largest of any Native tribe in the country and developed on a 46-acre site, the Cherokee Nation Outpatient Health Center (CHOHC) is a $150-million, four-story, 470,000 square foot health center with 180 exam rooms, five surgical suites, a specialty clinic, and two endoscopy suites inside its ambulatory surgical center. The most recent facility, W.W. Hastings Hospital, opened in 1986 and was intended for 100,000 patient visits per year. In 2016, Hastings Hospital had nearly 400,000 patient visits and had to refer many out of the system for specialty services. The CHOHC is the largest Indian Health Service Joint-Venture agreement ever between a tribe and the federal government. The project required 3,200 tons of structural steel, 9,500 cubic yards of building concrete and 1 million square feet of site concrete. The CNOHC offers 600,000 SF of parking, features 180 exam rooms, access to an MRI machine, 10 new cardiac, lung and kidney specialists, dentistry and optometry facilities, meeting/conference rooms, a wellness center, and an ambulatory surgery center.

Architect: Childers Architects Project Manager: Jody Vivion, Jeff Smith and Dan O’Hara Project Engineer: Jordan Smith Superintendents: Gary Venable, Mark Kizzia, Mike Chambers and Emery Radi Project Executive/Tribal Relations: Brian Cooper with Cooper Construction

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10270 - Raised Access Flooring | up to $2m

08350 - Folding Fire Doors |up to $2m

The new Norman Public Library Central provides highly flexible spaces for learning, literacy and information sharing while maintaining an energy-efficient design. Burgess Company worked with the architect during the earlier design phases of this project to incorporate raised access flooring with high-end wood, exposed concrete, and carpet finishes to achieve the flexibility and maintain a professional look. The incorporation of under-floor air delivery in the design achieves an energy-efficient method of climate control and an extremely clean air environment. The library utilized a number of high-end factory laminated finishes including wood, exposed concrete and carpet allowing ease of flexibility throughout the facility. Additionally, the designed used an under-floor air delivery method that provides efficient cooling to the facility and maximizes a clean air environment.

The new Stroud High School Classroom building is a 120,000 square foot facility with a large auditorium, classrooms, 2 storm shelters, welding shop, and offices. Special attention was made for energy efficiency, security, and longevity of the building. The incorporation of fire-rated coiling fire doors with man-doors incorporated in the assembly allows maintaining an open design concept while maintaining the highest level of fire/life safety. The entire facility was designed around safety and security. Burgess Company worked with the architect during design to incorporate an open design while maintaining fire and life safety that would still handle the occupancy and egress requirements.

Burgess Company | Norman Public Library Central | Norman, OK

Architect: MSR Project Manager: Jace Kennedy Superintendent: Justin Davis

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Burgess Company | Stroud High School | Stroud, OK

Architect: BWA Project Manager: Ryan Mitchell Superintendent: Justin Davis & Mark Reed

Division 3 | up to $2m

Cantera Concrete Company, LLC. | Southern Hills Country Club Facility Master Plan Phase 1 | Tulsa, OK The Southern Hills Country Club Facility Master Plan is a renovation and modernization of the historic Southern Hills Country Club, consisting of multiple phases. These phases include renovation and remodel of the Men’s Locker Room, refurbishing of the Main Entrance paving and addition of a new Guardhouse, a new 5,000 square foot Golf Performance Center, and a 15,000 square foot underground Cart & Bag Storage Facility with entrance gazebo and integral color concrete paving constructed above. The beautification and state of the art adaptation of these facilities are geared toward bringing events, hosted by such organizations as the PGA and LPGA, back to Tulsa. This project incorporated many facets of concrete construction. Concrete paving was accented with intricate sawcut patterns, integrally colored concrete designs, and brick paver insets. A new, 15,000 square foot underground cart storage building was designed with nearly 450 Linear Feet of structural concrete walls ranging from 10-16 feet tall and a 600 CY pan formed elevated slab and beam system, which has a gazebo, landscape planters, and vehicle and cart parking constructed above.

Architect: Cyntergy AEC, LLC Project Manager: Ryan Shatswell Project Engineer: Robin Moore & Norman Foster Superintendents: Damien Ford, Russell Stegall and Chris Cheney Field Operations: Joe Murphy | Foreman: Jim Sallee

DIVISIONs 3,4,5 & 7 |up to $2m Western Specialty Contractors | Intrada El Reno | El Reno, OK

Western's scope of work involved re-pointing of the masonry joints, removing the decayed sandstone window sills, structural repair of joist beams, columns, and underside of the slab, brick infill of existing door and window openings, creating window and door openings and the concrete restoration of the Porte Cochere. Being a single-source contractor to address all the needs of the developer was a huge plus for all involved. We were able to address all the needs the Vecino Group had with the restoration of the facade, structural repairs of all concrete and the waterproofing needs. The process of matching the existing decorative profiles of the Porte Cochere was our biggest challenge. Through making a cast of the existing profiles to create concrete forms to the considerable time and talent it took to hand patch the balusters we proved to be up for the challenge. The other challenge was recreating the stone window sills. We had to remove the existing stone sills and ship off for fabrication shop drawings had to be made and approved by the project engineer.

Molds of the different pieces had to be constructed, cast, sipped to the project and placed.

Project Manager: Russell Walter Project Engineer: Benjamin C. Jennings with J&M Engineering Superintendent: Kevin Cummings Project Foreman: Patrick Smith

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DIVISION 4 | up to $2m

DIVISIONS 4, 7 & 9 | up to $2m

The project was to remove the old wooden bridge and put in a new permanent bridge and make the area a beautiful location that flows consistent with the architecture on campus. The bridge is the focal point of the area which provides a beautiful scene to students and visitors. It provides a central point where people can view the campus and take photos. The stone on the bridge had to be laid so that it tied into the surrounding existing stone to look like it has been there all along. Working with masonry products always creates silica hazards. That combined with working on a college campus with thousands of students walking nearby, put extra focus on engineering measures. Also, trying to maneuver large and heavy stones while not damaging the existing landscaping proved to be challenging.

727 Lofts is a high-end 99-unit residential complex in Jenks, OK. Forza Construction Services partnered with fellow AGC member Cowen Construction to perform all of the exterior envelope construction of the building. Unique blends of all exterior elements. The project combined both modular and thin brick veneers in multiple colors. Also present was a fully drainable EIFS system including fluid applied weather barrier also installed by Forza. Lastly, there were multiple soffits and cornice elements and cast stone at the 5th floor and roof lines that were custom made for this project. The entire job was a great team effort by all trades.

We faced some weather challenges but were able to hedge against future delays with the weather barrier being in place early in the process. The transitions between all the different exterior elements were challenging and took proactive coordination efforts between everyone involved.

Western Specialty Contractors | Theta Pond Bridge Improvements | Stillwater, OK

Architect: CLS & Associates, LLC Project Manager: Eric Reber Project Engineer: Wallace Engineering Superintendent: Kevin Cummings Project Foreman: Cory Smith

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Forza Construction Services | 727 Lofts | Jenks, OK

Architect: Phillips, Slaughter, Rose Project Manager: Geoff Lowe Project Engineer: Jordan Snodgrass Superintendent: Bobby Clark

DIVISIONS 5, 7 & 9 | up to $2m

Division 5 | $2m - $5M

Expansion & renovation of an existing car dealership to accommodate Jackie Cooper Porsche, including minor renovation of the existing service areas. High-end interior finishes including linear metal ceilings and large columns receiving automotive paint finish. Exterior finishes consisting of an ACM metal panel facade and corrugated Berridge panel walls. The new exterior expansion facade received ACM metal panels as has become the standard for modern car dealership designs, along with the Porschestandard metal wall finish of black Berridge corrugated panels. All components had to be field-measured for complete shop-fabrication of all exterior elements, making the precision of construction the rule for all exterior elements. For the interior finishes, extremely tight time constraints forced all trades to work in close proximity with each other. Coordination among trades was critical in the installation of linear metal ceilings, as all components had to be field-modified to provide an integral ceiling system.

Six-story structural steel framed mid-rise office tower. Design elements include composite deck & weld studs, extensive brick shelf supports & integral poured in place stair/elevator towers. Included were additional framing levels at the balcony, low, & high roofs.

This project was a result of a very competitive solicitation process to develop Block 44 of Tulsa's original township. This highly sought after site is in the Greenwood Historical District and adjacent to Oneok Field and the Brady / Blue Dome arts & entertainment areas. The developer and builder required a steel contractor that could not only perform economically but had the technical expertise and equipment to meet all challenges of a high profile job in a critical downtown location. The location of this project was its most challenging aspect. The site has high voltage power lines on two sides and an existing structure on a third. This created a very limited working and almost non-existent staging area. It required a unique configuration of a very large crane to access all areas of the building. Our project manager and production staff had to provide exactly the right framing members in sequence to facilitate field erection. the construction of poured in place towers took longer than anticipated and our projected start date was delayed. We were able to accelerate and safely complete our work per the original, aggressive schedule at no additional cost to the owner.

Arrow Construction Resources, LLC. | Jackie Cooper Porsche | Tulsa, OK

Architect: SBC Architecture Project Manager: Paul Higgins Project Engineer: Craig Egleston Superintendent: Shawn Moore

Bennett Steel, Inc. | Block 44 - Vast Bank | Tulsa, OK

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Division 7 - Thermal and Moisture Protection | $2M - $5M Chamberlin Roofing & Waterproofing | Gaylord Family Memorial Oklahoma Stadium Bowl Improvement Project | Norman, OK

The Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium is one of the most well-known football stadiums in college football. For years, the Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium has struggled with moisture intrusion, specifically at expansion joint locations throughout the bowl. Multiple attempts to retrofit and repair these conditions have been made over the years. Chamberlin was selected to find a permanent solution for the expansion joints and ultimately stop the leaks. Additionally, their scope for the stadium renovation included structural concrete repairs, crystalline waterproofing, epoxy injection, joint sealants, traffic coating, bentonite waterproofing, extending concrete steps for widened aisles and adding intermediate steps to the east side of the stadium.

Architect: Populous Inc. Project Manager: Kraig Murray Project Engineer: KFC Engineering Superintendent: Kyle Murray

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DIVISION 15 | UP TO $2M Platinum Mechanical, LLC. | Seven6Main | Owasso, OK

Seven6Main is a 45,000 quare foot mixed-use commercial and residential building located in Owasso, OK. The design team consisted of Manhattan Construction, Selser Schaefer Architects and Wallace Engineering. Platinum Mechanical was awarded the $762,953 plumbing contract and oversaw many obstacles while working with a variety of occupants and demands. Platinum Mechanical's construction team included Matt Dingmon, General Superintendent and Greg Waller, Plumbing Superintendent.

Greg supervised 10 skilled workers on the job site during the peak of construction. During this 11 month project, there was not any lost time or record-able accidents. Platinum Mechanical held weekly toolbox safety meetings and performed daily job hazard analysis. Platinum worked very hard with Manhattan Construction, all engineering teams, and other trade contractors to provide a one of a kind multi-purpose building in the heart of downtown Owasso.

Architect: Selser Schaefer Architects Project Manager: Matt Dingmon Project Engineer: Ryan McQueary Superintendent: Greg Waller

DIVISION 15 | $2M - $5M

Division 15 | $5M - $10M

The Osage Event Center project is a 45,000 square foot entertainment venue located at the Osage Casino in North Tulsa. The design team consisted of Marnell Architects, MSA Engineering and Crossland Construction as the General Contractor. Platinum Mechanical was awarded the Mechanical & Plumbing Contract which totaled $2,590,325.00. Platinum Mechanical's management team consisted of Matt Dingmon, Project Manager, Jeff Taylor as the Superintendent and Adam Aldridge as the Mechanical foreman. The team led the project with 17-skilled workers, with weekly toolbox meetings and weekly Job Hazard analysis. Platinum was able to complete the job with no injuries and a well-executed safety plan. Platinum also managed to execute all requirements of the project on time and with no lost time record-able accidents. Platinum met all deadlines and challenges head-on and without incident.

Platinum worked very hard with Crossland Construction, all engineering teams, and the owners to provide a very comfortable and enjoyable venue for the Tulsa community.

The new, 2.6 million square foot, four-story fulfillment center sits on 82 acres. Because the facility is a prototype, many refinements were made during construction while keeping the aggressive 12-month schedule. The mechanical system includes 87 DX (Refrigerant compressor) RTU’s with gas heat, 16 exhaust systems, 47 mini-split, and VRF systems. Complete plumbing system for the industrial end-use building. VALUE ANALYSIS: We proposed PVC pipe above/below groundsaving $1 million. The designer specified cast iron, but the City of Tulsa allows PVC for warehouse construction. PVC is less labor-intensive and easier to install, creating a time/budget surplus without sacrificing quality and safety. EFFICIENCY: BIM simplified layout and created efficiency by allowing us to prefabricate bathroom groups. Groups were built in our shop and shipped to the site as needed. This saved labor costs, lowered the safety risk and accelerated installation. COORDINATION: Efficient procurement and accurate lead times were critical for the schedule. The material delivery/coordination was carefully organized by one person to keep the site orderly.

Architect: Marnell Architecture Project Manager: Matt Dingmon Project Engineer: Ryan McQueary Superintendent: Jeff Taylor

Architect: MacGregor Associates Architects Project Manager: Stephen Halcomb Superintendent: James Hamilton Safety Director: Larry Romondo

Platinum Mechanical, LLC. | Osage Casino Event Center | Tulsa, OK

OCE Mechanical | Amazon e-Commerce Center (Project Dylan) | Tulsa, OK

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Division 16 | $5M - $10M

Division 16 | $10M - $25M

Oil Capital Electric | Cherokee Nation Casino | Tahlequah, OK

Oil Capital Electric | Amazon e-Commerce Center (Project Dylan) | Tulsa, OK

The 92,000 square foot venue features 525 electronic games, 144-seat restaurant, a grab-and-go cafe, live music venue, and a full-service bar.

The property also has 33,000 square feet of convention and meeting space. The electrical system includes a rotary UPS (1 – 600 kVA and 1 – 80 kVA) and a 480 V, 1600 A system. After initial bids came in over budget, OCE proposed alternative light fixtures and a distribution system that reduced cost but not quality. TERO: OCE met the requirements by hiring tribal members and two sub firms owned by tribal members. OCE completed this project on time and while helping preserve and promote Cherokee culture using traditional themes and new technology to immerse guests in tribal art, language, and history. BACK-UP POWER: Power and low voltage provisions to the gaming machines are routed under the raised access floor system in the gaming floor area. In addition to the distribution equipment, UPS power is provided from a 500 kW fly-wheel back-up power unit and an additional 120 kW 208 V UPS.

The new, 2.6 million-square foot, four-story fulfillment center sits on 82 acres. Because the facility is a prototype, many refinements were made during construction while keeping the aggressive 12-month schedule.

The electrical system includes four 3000 A, 480 V, three-phase main switchboards located near each corner feed nearly 300 high and low voltage panel boards and transformers throughout the building. An emergency system is backed up by a 650 kW diesel generator that utilizes four separate transfer switches to smoothly transition from normal power to emergency power in each quadrant. Efficient procurement and accurate lead times were critical for the schedule. The material delivery/ coordination was carefully organized by one person to keep the site orderly. MATERIAL: The building has 10,000 light fixtures consisting of 50 different types. Most are controlled by motion sensors that dim/ shut off when no one is in the area. OCE used Topcon, a GPS locating system, to layout the lighting. It was more accurate and quicker than field measuring. CONDUIT: The enormous amount of underground/ overhead conduit, some running 1000’, were used as raceways for about 488 linear miles of wire. We used aluminum wire for the large feeders instead of copper, saving the owner money while maintaining line integrity.

Architect: Childers Architect Project Manager: Richard Tweed Superintendent: Chris Garrett Safety Director: Larry Romondo

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Architect: MacGregor Associates Architects Project Manager: Jacob Caldwell Superintendent: Fred Hayes Safety Director: Larry Romondo Estimator: Steven Bary

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