The Chatter 2024

Message from the CEO

As we embark on a new year, reflecting on 2023 fills us with immense pride as we recognize the collective strength of our team and the achievements we have accomplished together. We each bring a unique set of skills and experiences to our daily work. Collectively — working as one team — we overcome obstacles, tackle challenges, and achieve great things.

Within the pages of this Chatter, you will see and feel the theme of collaboration throughout various projects where teams from across The Cianbro Companies have come together to provide the utmost level of service. From Maine to Florida and in between, our projects span far and wide. Whether working at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Kittery, Maine,

Who We Are

Incorporated in 1949, Cianbro is one of the United States’ largest 100% employee-owned construction companies. The company has grown over the last 75 years to be The Cianbro Companies, comprised of five brands that include Cianbro, Starcon, A/Z Corporation, R. C. Stevens, and Total Specialty Services (TSS).

With more than 3,000 strategically positioned team members across the United States, we cover projects from Maine to Florida and Maryland to California. As a fullservice contractor, we offer preconstruction, construction management, general contracting, and design-build services for the infrastructure, power/energy, building, industrial/ manufacturing, and oil/gas/chemical markets.

collaborating with the Tall Ships Providence Foundation at our marine facility in Baltimore, Maryland, or partnering with Danone North America, in Jacksonville, Florida — many of the stories within this Chatter showcase the combined strengths between our companies and markets.

Our company is successful because we have always embraced the notion that “no one in this room is smarter than all of us.” We thrive when we embrace a wide range of perspectives, backgrounds, and talents. It’s important that we understand the task at hand, ask questions, and focus on how we may improve.

The company has never been stronger. Looking ahead, the opportunities before us are tremendous. Our backlog is strong and new prospects await us. We have a lot to be grateful for.

Thank you for your determination, commitment, and positive attitudes. I am so proud of this team and look forward to all that we accomplish in the year ahead!

On the cover: Caitlin Griffin (left), safety professional, walks with Justin Sherman (center), construction worker, and Richard Staple (right), carpenter, at a laboratory and manufacturing project for IDEXX in southern Maine. Cianbro was the construction manager for the project, while A/Z was the design-build partner responsible for the mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and fire suppression design.

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Starcon Celebrates Four Decades of Continued Growth

STARCON

In 2023, Starcon marked 40 years of successful operations. The company began in March of 1983 with just five team members in Hobart, Indiana. In 2010, Starcon joined The Cianbro Companies expanding the company's presence and capabilities across the United States. Starcon now employs over a thousand employee-owners who remain just as committed as the day the company began. Originally performing work in the Chicago, Illinois, area, the company has grown over time to include a national presence. Today, the company’s portfolio includes turnarounds, maintenance, capital construction, and specialty services in the oil/gas refining, chemical/ petrochemical, natural gas processing, industrial manufacturing, and food/agricultural industries.

Early in 2023, Starcon welcomed Mark Parsons as the company’s new president, bringing over 30 years of experience in the construction and maintenance industry. His skills, industry connections, and one-team approach aligns well with Starcon. With a fresh perspective, the company aims to enter a new era of innovation, client satisfaction, and industry leadership. The focus on the following strategic objectives will help guide the company into the future:

■ By Ryne Elfstrom

Starcon currently has multiple construction contracts for a chip manufacturing megaproject outside of Austin, Texas.

Starcon President Mark Parsons (left), meets with C.J. Harney (middle), and Jacob Rivers (right), who are part of the leadership team in La Porte, Texas.

Client-centric approach

Starcon firmly believes that client satisfaction is the cornerstone of success. The company prioritizes building longterm relationships with clients, understanding their unique needs, and exceeding expectations at every stage of a project. By delivering exceptional value and personalized services, Starcon aims to become the preferred partner for clients.

Innovation and technology

To stay at the forefront of the industry, Starcon will embrace innovation and leverage cutting-edge technologies. The company will drive efficiency, improve outcomes, and deliver high-quality results by utilizing execution techniques, project management software, and sustainable practices.

Operational excellence

By enhancing operational efficiency, Starcon is providing reliable, cost-effective solutions, delivered on time and within budget. The company has streamlined processes, emphasizing effective project management, resource optimization, and proactive risk management.

Although the team has just begun to focus on these objectives with a new leader, the company has already started to make strategic investments aimed at improving client services. Starcon is thrilled to announce the expansion

of its service offerings to include comprehensive industrial instrumentation and electrical (I&E) solutions. This strategic move is a testament to the company’s commitment to meeting the evolving needs of clients and providing them with end-to-end solutions. “We are excited to offer our clients a complete range of services with the addition of instrumentation and electrical solutions,” said Mark. “This strategic expansion allows us to better serve our clients’ needs and provide them with comprehensive solutions for their most complex challenges.”

Additionally, Starcon has recently completed the renovation of its office building in New Lenox, Illinois, along with expanding the fabrication and warehouse areas. With the increase of space in New Lenox, coupled with a new fabrication facility in Baytown, Texas, the team can cater to a wider range of fabrication needs to support its projects. The team of highly skilled fabricators bring a wealth of expertise to every project, ensuring superior craftsmanship and attention to detail.

Thanks to the uncompromising dedication of its team members, Starcon continues to take strides forward and is nationally recognized by clients for providing best-in-class services. We will continue to proactively align our services with emerging markets, industry trends, and client needs. This approach, combined with the dedication of our team, will carry the company into the next 40 years.

One of Ken's last jobsite visits was in 2022 when he met Pete Vigue, chair of The Cianbro Companies, at the Veranda Street Bridge Replacement project to watch the team move the new bridge into place using self-propelled modular transporters. Ken reflected that his brothers would have appreciated witnessing the remarkable growth and progress of the company they initiated 75 years ago.

In Memory of Kenneth Cianchette

■ By Tracey Brown & Tom Stone

One of the key elements that makes Cianbro so successful is the diversity of its people. One only needs to reflect on the company pioneers to understand and appreciate that it is the differences in people that create great strength when working together. The four brothers that founded this company were as diverse as it gets. Carl, known for his entrepreneurship, ‘Bud’, the consummate businessman, ‘Chuck’, always the people person, and ‘Ken’, the innovator. It was the differences between the brothers that crafted the rock-hard foundation that Cianbro was built upon that still stands strong today.

While all his brothers predeceased him, Cianbro lost the final member of its founding generation with the passing of Kenneth Cianchette on February 7, 2023. Ken’s legacy has left an indelible mark on our company. His deep and reflective thinking, his innovative and inventive mind, and his genuine compassion for people, have set the foundation for values at Cianbro for generations to follow.

Ken’s long and accomplished biography began on September 28, 1924, in Pittsfield, Maine, when he was born to Ralph and Edna Cianchette, the fourth of their seven children. Ken’s father, Ralph, immigrated to the United States from Italy in 1906 in search of a better life, finally settling in Pittsfield, Maine, and beginning a career in construction.

Ken loved antique airplanes and flying. In the 1970’s, he built a replica of the Fokker DR-1 that was similar to the plane of the flying ace of World War I, the Red Baron. Ken flew the plane doing aerial acrobatics at the Owls Head Transportation Museum where he became known as Maine’s “Red Baron”.

Ken attended Maine Central Institute and graduated at the age of 17 with the class of 1942. The Monday after he graduated, he reported to work for his dad building bridges, beginning at the Wesserunsett Bridge in Skowhegan, Maine. At 18, he was drafted into the Army where it is reported he was tested and rated as a mechanical genius. Kenneth

worked as a radio mechanic while serving his nation and returned home in 1946. Remarkably, each of the six Cianchette brothers dedicated time to serving their country, with five serving during the second World War and one during the Korean War.

Immediately upon his return to Pittsfield, Ken went to work with his brother Carl who had begun his own company as a construction contractor using a loan that Ken had given him from money earned in the war. The Carl E. Cianchette Contractor company was formed. Their brother, Bud, joined them in October of that year. After Christmas of 1946, Ken and Bud went to Florida where they began working as laborers lugging heavy bags of cement and steel reinforcing bars for a project. This required carrying these heavy loads through the warehouse to a barge outside. This didn’t seem efficient to them. Using their ingenuity, they set up an elevated chute from a warehouse window that allowed them to slide the bags out from the window directly onto the barge, a simple example of working smarter, not harder.

Among the many passions in his life and work, perhaps Ken’s greatest joy was flying — which he enjoyed into his nineties. Taking advantage of the post-war GI bill, which funded education for veterans, Ken took six weeks of lessons in 1947 to become a private pilot. Stories abound from Ken’s illustrious life of his skills and escapades with flying machines. Construction of the replica Fokker triplane, which he flew for decades at the Owls Head Transportation Museum, is one of Ken’s many notable achievements.

On August 24, 1949, Ken married Evelene “Evie” Lancaster. Evie’s outgoing and social demeanor were the perfect contrast to Ken’s quiet and soft-spoken personality. The two were married on a Wednesday so that Kenneth could return to work up north. Together they built their first home in Pittsfield and raised five children.

Ready for a change from road construction, and looking to expand his building expertise, in 1953, Ken decided to leave Cianchette Bros., Inc. to form his own company, Ken Cianchette, Inc., which concentrated on sewer and water projects, along with buildings and bridges.

Ken was always trying to think up ways of doing things easier. He would tell you he did this because he didn’t want to work any harder than he had to. His ingenuity, combined with his hands-on labor experiences, led him to invent and patent two tools to make work in the construction industry easier. In 1955, Ken invented the Chinbro Beam Clamp and Chinbro Pipe Grab, making setting steel and placing pipe more efficient. This resulted in the formation of Chinbro Manufacturing, Corp. These inventions are still used worldwide in construction today. Ken’s grandson, Michael Cianchette, said his grandfather would like to be remembered for “leaving things better and finding ways to do things smarter.”

In 1961, when Ken’s company and the Cianchette Bros., Inc. had a mutual interest in the Kenduskeag Stream Project in Bangor, Maine, it only made sense for Ken to return to work with his brothers. Always ahead of his time, Ken found an innovative way to control the water with a flood dam and a flood tide-gate structure, allowing workers to stay dry regardless of the flow in the stream. Bud credited Ken with the success of that project. “He did all kinds of smart things that made a difference.”

Ken's innovative thinking and his genuine compassion for people, will serve as a guiding influence for generations to come.

In 1970, the Cianchette Bros., Inc. became Cianbro Corporation. Nine years later, the brothers decided to create a plan to transfer ownership of the company to the team members over time. Kenneth’s experiences growing up with little, combined with seeing team members retire only to return to work to make ends meet, inspired his desire for Cianbro to participate in a meaningful retirement plan. The people that worked so hard, making the company successful through their efforts, deserved to be able to have a comfortable retirement and share in the success of the company.

Having lived a remarkable and meaningful life, Ken passed away peacefully in his sleep at the age of 98 on February 7th, 2023. Ken was predeceased by his wife Evie of 48 years in 1997, his sister Marilyn Pelletier, and his brothers Clair, Carl, Norris, Ival (Bud), and Alton (Chuck). He is survived by his five children Eric, Jane, Jon, Ann, and Jean, as well as several grandchildren, nieces, nephews, and other family members.

In Ken’s words, “You build a strong team and then it’s the team that takes over and then once it gets going, there’s hardly any way to stop it. It just keeps growing.” While we will always miss Kenneth, it is our collective obligation — as a company — to make sure that we continue to build a strong and diverse team to perpetuate the great legacy of Ken and his brothers.

Three Females Forge New Paths in Fabrication

Cianbro Fabrication and Coating (CFCC) has been very busy with numerous projects both large and small. The team, comprised of just 55 team members, exceeded 115,000 work hours in 2023. Our future growth is contingent upon our ability to attract talent to the organization. We must continue to diversify our recruiting efforts and invest in the development of our current team.

An example of the success we have seen has been the addition of three talented fabricators. “Emily, Rheanna, and Brooke are definitely a great addition to our company,” remarks Craig Chambers, shop superintendent. “Their continuous hard work and the dedication that they show will lead them to more success within the company.”

Emily Emery, with 6 years of service, has paved the way for other talented females to follow. Emily started welding in high school and then went on to Washington County Community College in Calais, Maine, to learn structural and pipe welding. She demonstrates outstanding fabrication quality and an exemplary work ethic that rivals any fabricator on the floor. “My favorite part of this job is the opportunities I get to grow and learn more about the trade,” shares Emily. “I love seeing a print, starting with nothing, then getting to be a part of building it and seeing the completed job.” In addition to being a skilled welder/ fabricator, she has learned the operation of our CNC equipment, front end loader, and is currently working with the estimating department to increase her knowledge base in the overall operation. Emily is a great example of how quality work and a positive attitude can open the door to new opportunities.

Rheanna Lawn joined CFCC in March 2023. After graduating high school, Rheanna was interested in a oneyear certification program and found welding technology at Kennebec Valley Community College in Fairfield, Maine. A big hurdle for Rheanna was getting over her initial fear of trying something new. “Being a little bit scared about starting something new just means you care, and that is

a great start! I remember shaking out of pure fear when stepping into a welding booth and dropping my hood for the first time. But if I didn’t push through the fear and get past that first time, there would never be a hundredth time.” Rheanna aspires to be an engineer and is currently enrolled in a pre-engineering program utilizing the company's tuition reimbursement program.

Finally, Brooke Johnson, who started in June, came to Cianbro through a welding technology program offered through Somerset Career & Technical Center at her high school in Maine. “In my senior year, I started going to the test shop every other day for a class and was able to get my certification to start working at the fabrication shop as a structural welder,” said Brooke. “At first I was a little scared to be coming into a workplace that is stereotyped as only men can do this kind of work, but I wouldn’t change it for the world. Any woman that wants to come into this field, I say, go for it. It’s a great opportunity.” The team is excited to see Brooke cultivate new, applicable skills to grow her career.

■ By Mark Hansen

Emily Emery, a welder at Cianbro Fabrication and Coating Corporation (CFCC), has built upon her structural and pipe welding skills since joining the team six years ago.

CFCC is proud and thankful for the career paths these young women have chosen. We look forward to what the future holds for each of them. We are also hopeful that these stories are an encouragement to others to step out and try something you did not think was possible. “Having a diversified workforce enriches the work environment. This has been a consistent objective at CFCC in recent years. Identifying talent to join our team is a crucial element for our future success. Having team members who aspire to grow and diversify their skills and competencies fits our culture perfectly. Success will favor those equipped with a diverse team — it’s with the team members that the work thrives,” states Mark McLean, CFCC’s director.

Rheanna Lawn (left) and Brooke Johnson (right) work together on a truss assembly at the Pittsfield, Maine, fabrication facility. Both team members joined the company as structural welders after participating in development programs through local trade schools.

Our 2023 summer interns represented 20 different colleges and a variety of majors. 35 interns fulfilled positions across The Cianbro Companies.

2023 Summer Internship Program

CIANBRO INSTITUTE

■ By Kate MacLeod

During the summer of 2023, we welcomed 35 interns from 20 different colleges to The Cianbro Companies. Within this group, ten were returning participants, and for the first time, we had interns fulfilling positions at A/Z Corporation and R. C. Stevens. A variety of majors were represented, including project management, public relations, environmental studies, business, engineering, and more.

In May, our first-time interns gathered at the Cianbro Institute in Pittsfield, Maine, for a two-day kickoff. On day one, there was a new hire orientation, followed by a discussion panel featuring four current team members, all of whom began their careers as interns. The floor was open for the new participants to ask any questions they might have regarding their positions and what the future holds for them within the company. On day two, the students split into groups and participated in hands-on experiences with our instructors in trades such as rigging, construction math, millwright/laser alignment, and carpentry/forms.

At the end of the summer, the interns returned to Pittsfield to present about their summer work experiences through a 10-minute presentation. They shared with

the group what they learned, obstacles they faced, and challenges they overcame. This opportunity allowed each individual to gain insight into each other’s accomplishments during the summer.

A few interns shared why they chose Cianbro and what they learned from their experience:

Mason Violette “I chose to stay and continue working for Cianbro part time during the school year because it complements well with my inclass work and schedule. Studying project management at nearby Thomas College has allowed me to learn and continue to grow within the construction industry. Having the ability to translate this to on site experience has been great. I have enjoyed the challenges and the people I have become accustomed to here at Ticonic and look forward to the new challenges we face within this project as I complete my final year in school.”

— Mason Violette, first-year engineering intern who has stayed on with Cianbro part time during the school year at the Ticonic Bridge Replacement project in Waterville/Winslow, Maine.

Emma Ardell “At first, I chose Cianbro because of its emphasis on being a 100% employee-owned company. It caught my eye as they are for their team members and value their time and purposes. After my internship and the extensive knowledge and responsibilities entrusted, I knew it was the right fit to return the following summer. Last summer, I had the opportunity to lead a project that would make an existing process more efficient for those out in the field and the office. Working alongside knowledgeable individuals pushed me outside my comfort zone, and I learned more from them than from working individually. I created a cost-benefit analysis for a solution to save team members valuable time and money. All in all, the reason I stayed with Cianbro is the people. The vast quality of team members in this company is immeasurable. As an intern, everyone was open to questions and self-development about why they enjoyed their time at Cianbro. It’s a pleasant and relaxed environment that fosters the importance of the culture at your place of work. It aligns with why their motto is “People. Pride. Progress.”

— Emma Ardell, first-year finance intern at the corporate office who’s returning as a field administrator intern for the summer of 2024.

Patrick Verrill “I began working part time at Cianbro Fabrication and Coating in May of 2022, after my freshman year of college. I worked there all through the summer and during my sophomore year. I was asked to return and be a part of the internship program for the summer of 2023. I chose to return because Cianbro is a company that truly does practice what they preach. I have listened to the company’s CEO [Andi Vigue] talk about the importance of safety and caring about those that you work with. I see those same concepts exercised by the people that I work with on a daily basis. It makes it much easier to accomplish goals as a team when those you are working with care about what they do.

— Patrick Verrill, first-year engineering intern who started as a part-time team member, completed his internship, and has gone back to working part time in our fabrication facility in Pittsfield, Maine.

Below: At the end of the summer, interns presented about their work experiences. Five interns were selected to present again to the board members of The Cianbro Companies.

For Tall Ship Providence Foundation (TSPF), Cianbro constructed a visitor’s center plus a permanent berth for the Providence — a replica of the first ship authorized to serve in the Continental Navy.

Prior Experience Secures New Opportunity

INFRASTRUCTURE MARKET

■ By Ashlynn Efferding

In early 2021, Cianbro’s work at The Wharf in Washington, D.C., drew the attention of the Tall Ship Providence Foundation (TSPF). Impressed, TSPF approached Cianbro with a new project: constructing a permanent berth for the Providence, a replica of the 18th-century ship that was one of the first to be authorized by the Continental Congress to form the Continental Navy. The project was also important to Senator John Warner, a former Secretary of the Navy and second longest-serving senator in Virginia’s history, who was actively involved in its planning and design.

The visitor’s center consists of two buildings that include an education center, naval history theater (above), observation deck, and gift shop.

The berth, located in Alexandria, Virginia, would not only become an area attraction for visitors to gain insight into life aboard the Providence, but would also be part of an effort to bring every fourth-grade student in the Commonwealth of Virginia to the historical waterfront while they were studying American History.

In 2022, with the help of a donation from Ingalls Shipbuilding, a 135-year-old Virginia-based ship builder, TSPF secured the funding needed to proceed with the project. The work included constructing a visitor’s center that consists of two buildings built on an elevated decking system. The center sits on a series of nine sectional barges that are mechanically connected and stabilized by ballasting and steel stiffening elements. The two buildings of the visitor’s center include an education center, naval history theater, observation deck, and gift shop.

The Cianbro team constructed much of the floating building at the Morgan’s Wharf bulkhead, a deep-water facility in Baltimore, Maryland, owned by the company. The structures were then barge towed down the Chesapeake Bay and up the Potomac River to Alexandria, Virginia. Once the structures were in their final location, five pipe piles were installed to hold the structures in place. For access, a gangway was fixed to the barge and extended to a timber landing built adjacent to the waterfront.

The project site in Virginia was situated at Waterfront Park in Old Town Alexandria, an area renowned for its restaurants, parks, historic attractions, and businesses. The logistical challenges of constructing a project near a busy

city park presented challenges in terms of available space for materials, equipment, and workspace. Through the utilization of innovative methods like off-site construction, the team successfully tackled these logistical hurdles while mitigating disruptions to the park and the surrounding area.

During construction, TSPF requested the addition of a tent to be used for events hosted on the barge with the “tie down” of the tent to be nearly untraceable. The team worked with a large tent vendor to develop a solution that included welding elevated stilts to the barges under the composite decking. The stilts are nearly undetectable to the naked eye when not in use. The visitor's center successfully held its first event with the tent, praising the team for their innovative and effective solution that met their requirements seamlessly.

In June of 2023, the visitor’s center, named the Senator John Warner Maritime Heritage Center, opened to the public.

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The Tall Ship Providence Foundation project, located on the historic waterfront in Alexandria, Virginia, educates guests on the role of the Continental Navy during the American Revolution and provides insight into life aboard the Providence.

Charting New Waters for One of the Navy’s Largest Projects

INFRASTRUCTURE MARKET

■ By Andrew Hallett

In the coastal town of Kittery, Maine, the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard was established in 1800 on Seavey Island. The shipyard employs a civilian workforce of top-tier professionals to safely overhaul, repair, and modernize the U.S. Navy’s nuclear-powered attack submarine fleet, specifically Los Angeles and Virginia-class submarines.

In the summer of 2021, 381 Constructors — a joint venture between Cianbro, The Industrial Company, and The Middlesex Corporation — was awarded the Multi-Mission Dry Dock #1 project (P381). The project is part of the Navy’s Shipyard Infrastructure Optimization Program and will expand and reconfigure the shipyard’s Dry Dock #1 area with a two-bay addition.

A portion of this project includes the construction of 27 concrete monoliths. The joint venture team decided to take advantage of Cianbro’s modular facility in Brewer, Maine, to construct the approximately 3,700-ton structures. Due to the lack of space around the shipyard in Kittery, the 41-acre facility in Brewer provided an expansive and adequate area for the construction. In addition, the facility includes deepwater access which was needed to load the structures and move them to the shipyard.

Since the project started, the P381 team has been hard at work advancing this unique and challenging project. The team is working towards a completion date of June 1, 2028. Work includes having the new Dry Dock #1 North and Dry Dock #1 West fully functional and turned over to the client, as well as completing construction of the new utility enclosure, new pump station, utility upgrades around the facility, and upgrades to Berth 11 and Berth 1.

The team of almost 500 team members, working at the Brewer and Kittery project sites, successfully completed the installation of 38, 7-foot-6-inch diameter drilled shafts, underwater removal of approximately 4,300 cubic yards of ledge rock, the installation of approximately 1,100 linear feet of secant/tangent pile walls, demolition of existing king pile and shutter panel berth walls, installation of new utilities, and the off site construction of 12 out of 27 concrete monolith structures, each weighing approximately 3,700 tons.

Putting this unique work in place has not been without its challenges. The project team and project stakeholders have come together to deploy many innovative approaches to remove obstacles. From custom-designed temporary structures that facilitate drilled shaft installation, to solutions

that allow construction work to continue directly adjacent to critical active facility structures, to custom buoyancy systems that allow approximately 3,700ton concrete structures to be set in the water and floated around, there has been no challenge that the team has not been able to collectively put their minds together and overcome. The project team has also deployed innovative technologies, such as utilizing personnel sensors on equipment to alert operators of proximity and utilizing castin-concrete sensor technology to monitor the thermal and strength properties of the concrete.

Cianbro has utilized resources from across The Cianbro Companies on this project, with team members from multiple markets and subsidiary companies represented. By drawing from our resources, the company has been able

As part of the Multi-Mission Dry Dock #1 project (P381) for the U.S. Navy, 27 concrete monoliths are being constructed at Cianbro’s modular facility in Brewer, Maine.

to access a diverse range of skill sets and expertise which is invaluable when tackling large, complex projects such as this.

The team has not only collaborated effectively on this project but has also dedicated their time beyond work hours to support the local community through fundraising and volunteering efforts. Their contributions have made a positive impact for organizations such as Girls at Work, Inc., Habitat for Humanity, Toys for Tots, New Hampshire SPCA (Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals), and multiple food cupboards.

The team is proud of the work that has been put in place and excited to continue towards the completion of this nationally significant project. It is one of the largest and most technically complex infrastructure projects the Navy has undertaken in years!

Inspiring Future Trade Professionals

CIANBRO INSTITUTE

■ By Jayde Whitten

The growth and development of our team is important to sustaining the company’s continued success. While it is essential to foster paths to fulfilling, long-term careers for our team, it is also important to share with the younger generation about the abundant possibilities a career in construction can offer. For numerous years, our collaboration with Jobs for Maine’s Graduates (JMG) has allowed high school students to gain firsthand insights into the trades. We have enhanced this partnership to create even greater opportunities for aspiring students.

In January 2023, the Cianbro Institute welcomed twenty students from Nokomis Regional High School in Newport, Maine, to our facility in Pittsfield. Over the course of eight weeks, instructors delivered hands-on trade development. Various craft professions were explored including electrical, millwright, pipefitting, engineering, construction management, and construction safety. Additionally, participants gained valuable experience with various tools and equipment in our simulated work environment, replicating real-world conditions such as rigging, crane operations, and power transmission and distribution.

To wrap up the program, students completed mock interviews with the human resources team. “The opportunity Cianbro gave us in JMG was great,” shared JJ, a Nokomis student. “It allows high school students to figure out what

Students from Nokomis Regional High School in Newport, Maine, joined instructors at the Cianbro Institute to explore various craft professions including: electrical, millwright, pipefitting, engineering, construction management, and construction safety.

they want to do in the future. I was able to see many more options, whether that’s being a lineman, pipefitter, or welder. My favorite part was lineman day and going up in the bucket. I believe that more companies should do this, just like Cianbro has done for us.”

In September, an even bigger group of students was identified by JMG to start another eight-week program. Forty students from five different area high schools including Maine Central Institute, Somerset County Technical Center, Overman Academy, Dexter Regional High School, and Nokomis Regional High, were welcomed by our instructors. “It is always a great experience working with JMG. They chose forty students who were interested in the trades. We got to work with them showing them the skills and benefits of the trades,” said Moe Gould, craft development manager. “It is a pleasure to work with these young adults, to see them engaged in activities, asking questions, and learning about being a craft professional.”

This initiative not only provided students with exposure to the construction industry but also afforded Cianbro a unique opportunity to establish meaningful connections with the younger generation, potentially sparking inspiration for future careers as a trade professional. Through hands-on experiences and mentorship, we aim to cultivate a passion for the trades, contributing to a pipeline of skilled professionals and a brighter future for both the students and our industry as a whole.

New England Power Grid Stability Project Underway

POWER & ENERGY MARKET

■ By Cam Rand

In June of 2023, Cianbro embarked on a project in Ellsworth, Maine, that would help with the future stability of the power grid in Down East, Maine. A 2021 ISO-New England study found certain situations, like the addition of renewable energy, could cause voltage irregularity within the Down East loop electrical system, which extends from the Bangor area to Epping. The solution to help regulate voltage in such scenarios, is a new synchronous condenser. Cianbro was awarded two separate contracts from two clients, Versant Power and WEG Industries, for this project.

The team involved with securing the project included resources from both Cianbro’s Industrial & Manufacturing team and Power & Energy estimating teams, as the work was considered non-traditional substation construction with the complex rigging of the condenser unit and associated motor alignments and pump assembly. Once awarded the project, the team began assisting with the coordination of design and procurement. Superintendent Shawn M. Bickford was assigned overall site management of the project while General Foreman Patti Brann was assigned the electrical lead for the yard, control house, and condenser building electrical dress-out. Cianbro partnered with Ranger Contracting, a familiar team, to complete the site development of the substation expansion, as well as the foundation construction for the 115kV yard, reactors, transformer, and synchronous condenser building.

The project was separated into three primary additions, which included a new ring to the existing energized 115kV bus, 115kV reactor bay, and the installation for the 60 MVAR synchronous condenser and associated 115/34.5kV transformer. The condenser arrived in January from Brazil and is being stored until ready for installation. The condenser unit weighs approximately 100 tons and will be installed via gantry system once the building is erected and weathertight.

The project site’s geographical location created a few issues that were acknowledged early in the project. A combination of the existing ledge profile at varying elevations, along with the unsuitable subgrade marine clay, posed immediate complications to design. The project continues to work with the design teams to provide information for quick resolution and design alternatives to combat the existing conditions.

As part of our team’s proposal, we suggested the use of a Redi-Rock precast retaining wall to help with both schedule

Cianbro's Power & Energy team is working on a synchronous condenser in Ellsworth, Maine. The work also includes the expansion of the substation.

and a reduction in potential impacts to environmental resources, as the original design required a cast-in-place concrete wall. This has proved to be a successful alternative since the permitted limits of disturbance were very close to protected wetlands. The team believed this method to be a lower risk of any disturbance should concrete be cast in place in such proximity to those wetlands.

There have been five design firms involved with the complete design of this yard that have issued IFC (Issued for Construction) drawings. The most schedule-invasive portion of this project has been the coordination of design. The team acknowledged the need for additional design review to ensure all designs were incorporated correctly. Coordination and accurate communication on this project have been key and will continue to drive the success of the project through completion.

Cianbro and Ranger crews will be working steadily through the winter to complete the below and above grade construction and are targeting late spring 2024 to hand the facility back over to Versant and WEG for final commissioning. This will be Cianbro’s second synchronous condenser project at completion. We look forward to continuing this work as the demand in the renewable industry continues to grow.

Team members Ernesto Tejada (left), Jose Torres (front right) and Ulicer Castro (back) attach rigging to the mooring field pile driving template at the Fort Eustis Third Port Improvements project.

A Historic Port Accommodates New Water Vessels

■ By Joe Marshall

Situated in Newport News, Virginia, Fort Eustis was established in 1918 as a component of the U.S. military expansion during World War I. It gained the status of a permanent base in 1923. The fort was named in honor of Brigadier General Abraham Eustis, the great-greatgreat grandfather of long-time Cianbro team member, Rich Eustis Beliveau. Throughout its history, Fort Eustis has served multiple purposes. Presently, it serves all branches of the military, with a specialization in transportation.

To accommodate a new class of Army watercraft, the Third Port Improvement project provides three new pile-founded concrete finger piers to accommodate up to five new vessels (Maneuver Support Vessel Light - MSV(L)). In January of 2023, the Cianbro team mobilized to the site and demolished three existing

The new mooring field consists of 1,000 feet of sheet pile and pipe pile. The welding operation has followed behind the pile driving to facilitate the mooring field marine improvements.

wooden piers and dredged 3,700 cubic yards of material. The deteriorated bulkhead that spans from piers 8 to 14, was replaced with approximately 600 linear feet of new sheet pile, a new concrete bulkhead cap, and a stern ramp. The new concrete piers and stern ramp are supported by 131 precast concrete piles. Nearly half of the piles were installed on a batter (angled pile). To support the pile during the installation process, the team utilized a 40-foot, two-tier A-frame template.

In the fall of 2023, over 100 plumb and battered piles were installed to support the three new piers. The carpentry crews followed behind the pile driving to push the construction of the concrete deck on pier 8 and dolphin piers for piers 9 and 10. Additionally, the utility services were updated to support the requirements of the new vessels. Cianbro completed the cast-in-place utility trench and our subcontractors installed new utilities including water services, sanitary sewer lines, bilge lines, electrical distribution lines, and transformers to provide shore power to the new vessels.

Pier 10 consists of four octagonal dolphin piers each supported by five concrete pile. The first two dolphin piers have been stripped of formwork and the last two are still in the curing period after the last concrete placement. Fenders, bollards, and aluminum gangways will be installed at each.

One of the biggest challenges faced on the project was driving the concrete battered pile. With lengths of battered pile ranging from 114 to 118 feet, it proved to be challenging in every aspect of the job, from the template designs to the actual driving itself. Despite the challenge, the team worked through every obstacle encountered as efficiently and diligently as possible, gaining knowledge and lessons learned that will benefit future projects.

In anticipation of a May 2024 completion date, the team is completing work on a new 1,000-foot mooring field pipe and sheet pile wall along the northern edge of the current maintenance dredging prism. The installation will allow for the remaining 4,100 cubic yards of material to be dredged in the spring. Additionally, the team will complete the installation of 15 wave screen panels on pier 8 as well as the remaining marine improvements and utility work.

While dredging the new pier area, an unexpected discovery was made. The team uncovered a Gatling gun, a rapid-fire, multiple-barrel firearm invented in 1861 by Richard Jordan Gatling. In response, the project team promptly initiated a safety stand down. The Explosive Ordnance Disposal squad on the base investigated the gun using X-ray technology to ensure its safety.

Synergy Drives Success in Capital Expansion

A/Z CORPORATION

■ By Kevin Chronley & Jennifer Miller

Nitto Avecia is a leading manufacturer of oligonucleotide therapeutics and the first contract manufacturing organization (CMO) to serve this market. They develop groundbreaking therapies that will lead to the creation of healthcare products that could change the world. Oligonucleotides are synthesized short DNA or RNA molecules crucial for delivering medicinal substances to a defined targeted application. Oligonucleotides and mRNA technology have proven to be highly effective in commercial therapies and have created a demand for increased production. Since 2016, A/Z Corporation has built a strong relationship with Nitto Avecia, and they engaged us to expand their Milford, Massachusetts, facility to support a M5 volume capacity.

The America M5 project provides Nitto Avecia with a new, higher-capacity cGMP manufacturing facility. The expansion included a 98,225-square-foot addition to an existing Nitto Avecia Large Scale Process Development/R&D facility. The project consisted of several phases: significant site work, core and shell, clean classified space, and process equipment

The expansion project for Nitto Avecia provides a higher-capacity cGMP manufacturing facility.

fit out to support manufacturing. The site work involved: utility upgrades (including gas lines and meters), electrical power (including transformer and generator), water and sewer lines, stormwater management, and a challenging volume of rock removal. The facility also included a new 72,800-square-foot, two-story manufacturing space, of which 55,377 square feet is classified as a cGMP manufacturing area. The new facility is married to the existing building with a 17,425-square-foot connector consisting of a 6,975-square-foot high-bay warehouse area and a 10,450-square-foot two-story office area.

Success in achieving the project objectives was no small feat; thus, there was no shortage of challenges. “Faced with major challenges, coupled with the added complexities brought by COVID-19, our exceptional team showcased unwavering dedication and remarkable brilliance,” stated Stephen Fruscillo, senior project manager. “The commitment to excellence on this challenging project is truly commendable.”

“The execution of this project contained all of the elements of a perfect storm, and we weathered it admirably as a team. A/Z overcame every adversity and brought it to a successful outcome. The M5 Oligo Facility is revolutionary, and it stands as a product of the perseverance of the team during that historic period.”

— John Batal Senior Director, Engineering, Nitto Avecia

From an expedited schedule and a dynamic design addressing innovative aspects of both regulatory cGMP compliance and solvent code requirements, to predetermined budget limitations and post-COVID material and labor shortages — all served as a backdrop to the collaborative design-build approach. The team turned these challenges into opportunities, including considerable peer review and in-field coordination, approval during construction to tackle the future Phase 2 in parallel with Phase 1, and ultimately completing the project within schedule and budget.

A blend of work and play became the cornerstone of the team’s success. Embracing team activities as a “best practice” not only fostered camaraderie, but also propelled them to outperform client expectations. Their example shows that when a team is unified, they can achieve remarkable results! “Our team contributed relentless solutions to a gauntlet of challenges in delivering project objectives,” said A/Z Vice President Kevin Chronley. “Their efforts on and off site are evident in the newly expanded, groundbreaking manufacturing facility, and I would like to extend my sincere thanks to all who contributed to the success of this project.”

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Service and Improvements Deliver Value to Team

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By Chris Jarvais

A commitment to innovation helps propel The Cianbro Companies forward. This principle drives Cianbro Equipment and Logistics to continuously seek ways to enhance the value we bring to our construction operations. Recent innovations include advancements in technology, sustainability practices, and consistent messaging.

Over the past few years, the team has installed telematics devices in fleet vehicles and engine-driven equipment. Telematic devices will help the company track and share information, including vehicle efficiency, safety, and driver behavior. Currently, 60% of the equipment fleet has a unit installed. Equipment Maintenance Manager Jason Shedlarski explains, “The devices have been actively collecting data and we have been putting it to good use. We now offer electronic DOT logs and inspection capabilities for operators. The devices automatically update meter information in our maintenance software, automating compliance reports for operations. This information more efficiently informs equipment life-cycle decision making. We can also provide idle time reports to our operations teams. The report compares engine idle time to the fuel consumed and attributes cost. This provides a tool for operations to more effectively manage their fuel consumption.”

Cianbro's tri-axle, day cab road tractor reflects our dedication to the equipment branding policy, ensuring consistency across our fleet.

Cianbro project teams are often required to burn fossil fuels to provide temporary heat at job sites. Balancing the need for heat while trying to reduce our carbon footprint can be a challenge. Project Superintendent David Nichols may have found a way. “I contacted the equipment team and they put me in touch with a representative at United Rentals. We walked the site together and decided to utilize

Cianbro's Ford single-axle dump truck is now aligned with our equipment branding policy. This standard ensures a consistent image across all our companies, safeguarding our reputation for the future.

Smart Heater Technology. The rental heaters come equipped with remote monitoring capabilities. They essentially monitor temperature and humidity and upload the data to the cloud in real time. This allows our team to adjust the heaters remotely using an app on a phone. United Rentals has seen reduced fuel consumption as high as 50% with this technology. We have also decided to use natural gas, which burns cleaner than other fuels. The gas will be hard piped, eliminating the need for fuel delivery trucks and potential spills on site.”

The team has also made significant investments in modernizing our lattice boom crawler crane fleet, which currently consists of 37 units. Since 2021, six new cranes have been acquired, including a Link-Belt 228, two Manitowoc 999s, a Liebherr LR1300, and two Manitowoc MLC300s. Lift Superintendent Mike Berry provides some insight. “Rebuilding friction rigs has been a very successful model for Cianbro over the years, but recent market pressures have created conditions where it is no longer feasible. New emission standards, lack of parts availability, and a shortage of qualified operators, have led us to the conclusion that the future is now for newer lattice boom crawler cranes. If we are to be responsible stewards of our environment, we need to supply cranes that meet current and future emissions standards. If we are to remain Cianbro’s equipment supplier of choice, we need to own cranes that we have qualified people to operate.”

The company has a significant presence all over the country. Now more than ever, it is important that our equipment maintains a consistently professional and well-maintained appearance. Equipment Manager Doug LaCroix shares how we are doing this. “Cianbro Equipment

is developing a branding catalog for our entire equipment fleet. This will standardize branding for all of The Cianbro Companies, regardless of geographic location. We enjoy a reputation of excellence and professionalism dating back to our founding fathers, and it is our job to protect our image into the future. A standard equipment branding policy for our team will assist in doing just that.”

Cianbro Equipment and Logistics will continue to innovate and strive to add value for our operations team, regardless of the market or location. Our focus on customer service and continuous improvement, positions us for sustained success in the future.

The Manitowoc MLC-300 is a new addition to the Cianbro Equipment crane fleet, located at the Walk Bridge project (a joint venture with Middlesex Construction) in Norwalk, Connecticut.

Dedicated to Diversity, Equality, and Inclusion

■ By Pat Sughrue

The Cianbro Companies proudly participated in the nationally recognized Construction Inclusion Week held from October 16-20. This industry-wide initiative aims to raise awareness to improve diversity and inclusion in the construction sector — a commitment the company is dedicated to fostering.

A/Z team at the M5 project for Nitto Avecia in Milford, Massachusetts.

Starcon team at Ingredion in Bedford Park, Illinois.

Sharing with each other the different ways we can be inclusive helps to empower each team member to reach their full potential, fueling innovation and connection with coworkers, clients, and the communities we serve. Each day, during morning stretches, a new topic was introduced and discussed companywide at our job sites and facilities. The topics covered were: commitment and accountability, belonging, supplier diversity, workplace culture, and community engagement. As one team, we concluded the week by kicking off a company-wide food drive. Job site teams across the company collected food to be donated to those in need during the holiday season in their local communities.

We are an equal opportunity employer, a principal we proudly demonstrate each day of the year. Construction Inclusion Week gave us the opportunity to join with our peers in the industry to raise awareness that we value relationships with others willing to work toward mutual goals and mutual prosperity.

For our industry to successfully attract and retain future team members, and expand the diversity of our suppliers, it is imperative that we create a culture that values and respects the differences among individuals, strives for fairness, and actively includes everyone.

We are looking forward to participating in this important initiative again next year and we encourage more industry peers to join us. Through collaboration and a firm commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion, we can make a meaningful impact and drive positive change for the future, ensuring a workplace culture that values and respects the unique contributions of every team member.

Check out our team members across The Cianbro Companies showing their support for Construction Inclusion Week.

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Cianbro Equipment in Pittsfield, Maine

R. C. Stevens team at the Coca-Cola Auburndale Plant in Auburndale, Florida.

Cianbro Helps House the Homeless

In addition to a 208-bed sleeping quarter, the Portland Homeless Services Center also includes on site medical, dental, and behavioral care.

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■ By Scott Tompkins

Much like other cities across the nation, Portland, Maine, had seen a significant spike in homelessness in recent years. Exacerbating the problem was an aging, undersized homeless shelter that failed to provide adequate accommodations for the city’s most vulnerable population.

Following years of discussion and debate, the City of Portland commissioned a new Homeless Services Center (HSC) that not only would provide safe, comfortable sleeping quarters, but would also offer wraparound services via an on site clinic, including medical and dental care, as well as substance use and mental health treatment.

DC Riverside LLC — a consortium led by Developers Collaborative President Kevin Bunker and The Boulos Company’s Managing Director Drew Sigfridson — was selected by the city as part of a public-private partnership to build a modern, multifunctional facility that could house and care for over 200 guests. To round out the team, DC Riverside enlisted Winton Scott Architects (WSA) for design services and Cianbro for construction management. Team members from A/Z, a subsidiary of The Cianbro Companies, provided support in various civil, structural, and architectural activities to meet the project’s needs.

The 52,000-square-foot Portland Homeless Services Center was designed with sustainability in mind and has achieved LEED Gold certification from the U.S. Green Building Council.

The collaborative result is a 208-bed HSC that includes: men’s and women’s dormitories, a commercial kitchen and dining/activity room, locker rooms, showers, laundry facilities, office space for staff and partnering agencies, an outdoor recreation area, and a community garden — in addition to the aforementioned health services. Guests are assigned one bed and one locker with a combination lock while staying at the center.

Nestled on a seven-acre site, the 52,000-square-foot facility consists of a Murox prefabricated metal building that replaces the city’s decrepit Oxford Street Shelter — a converted apartment building and auto garage — where most of the 154 nightly guests slept shoulder-to-shoulder on floor mats. Because it is located about 20 minutes from downtown Portland, the new $24 million HSC provides a shuttle service that runs from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., Monday through

Saturday, transporting guests to and from the city.

As the first new construction project built under Portland’s enhanced Green New Deal Ordinance, the facility was designed and constructed with sustainability in mind. A rooftop solar array, double-pane windows, low VOC paints and adhesives, occupancy-controlled lighting, and all-electric heating and cooling systems have combined to reduce the HSC’s carbon footprint. In fact, the energy model showed a 30% improvement over the ASHRAE 2019 standards, helping the building achieve LEED Gold certification from the U.S. Green Building Council.

The HSC project was structured with a long-term ground lease for $1 with DC Riverside as tenant and the City of Portland as landlord, accompanied by a build-to-suit lease for a 25-year term with DC Riverside as the landlord and the city as tenant. The City of Portland has the right to acquire the building when the 25-year lease concludes.

Thanks to the concerted effort of numerous City of Portland departments, committees, and individuals — as well as DC Riverside, WSA, and Cianbro — over 200 residents without permanent housing now have a clean, safe, and welcoming place to call home each night.

Walk through the new Homeless Services Center in Portland, Maine.

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The Homeless Services Center includes an outdoor recreation area and a community garden.

New Digger Derrick Expands Distribution Capabilities

Restoring power swiftly when our communities need it is the goal of Cianbro’s Distribution team. The team's commitment to efficiency and responsiveness became evident in the spring of 2021 when, in collaboration with Cianbro Equipment, LLC., a ledge boring digger derrick was purchased. When the equipment arrived in late fall of 2022, Equipment Mechanic James English worked on finishing the assembly. Once the build was complete in spring of 2023, the digger derrick was ready to assist our teams on distribution work for power companies in New England.

■ By Rob Mayhew

The ledge boring truck allows the Distribution team to respond to unexpected ledge that is encountered when assisting the bucket crews on emergency transfers, storm work, and cut and kick poles. The team uses the ledge boring digger derrick to set distribution poles roadside. Holes are augured with the attached auger to the specified depth and then the pole is hoisted into the upright position and placed into the augured hole. Sometimes ledge or large rocks are encountered and the depth for the pole cannot be reached. The ledge boring digger derrick is equipped with an air compressor that produces 825 cubic feet per minute and a rock hammer attachment. The hole is augured with a dirt auger until it hits refusal, then the dirt auger is removed and the rock hammer is installed on the boom. The combination of the rotation and compressed air, make the rock hammer turn and pound the rock to the desired depth.

The basic operation of this unit is the same as the other earth digger derricks the company has had in operation for years, with a few nuances specific to the rock hammer that had to be learned. Currently, there are two operators and two groundmen who can operate the equipment. In the future, groundmen will be rotated on and off this truck as part of their pole setting skills development to help build our knowledge base.

In the past, Cianbro has had to subcontract all ledge/rock pole sets. By self-performing this work, the team is able to build efficiencies, have less coordination efforts with outside parties on the sites, and respond to the clients’ requests in a timelier manner. This strategic move not only enhances the team's ability to swiftly address disruptions, but also positions Cianbro as a reliable partner — reinforcing their dedication to powering communities with resilience and speed.

Opposite page: Cianbro's Distribution team uses the newly acquired digger derrick to auger holes along a stretch of road in Weld, Maine. With the assistance of the air compressor and rock hammer attachment, Operator Ray Robson gains the required depth to set a pole.

This page: With the new ledge boring digger derrick, Cianbro is able to quickly and efficiently self-perform the work when unexpected ledge is encountered.

More than 30 years ago, Cianbro helped put Madison, Maine, on the map with the expansion of a new paper machine for Madison Paper. Once again, the team helps bring significance to the mill with the first wood fiber insulation facility in North America, now owned by TimberHP.

A New Endeavor Brings Work to a Familiar Location

INDUSTRIAL & MANUFACTURING MARKET

■ By Kyle Jensen

Cianbro’s history in Madison, Maine, runs deep. In the 1980s, Cianbro, in a joint venture, built a state-of-the-art paper machine at the Madison Paper Mill. At the time, the project was considered one of the largest industrial and manufacturing projects that the company had ever taken on. With the expansion of the new paper machine, the mill was one of North America’s largest producers of supercalendered paper for magazine publications.

Operations at the mill came to a halt in 2016, as the demand for paper took a downturn. Now, with a new scope, the Madison mill will once again reclaim its significance as it becomes the home of the first wood fiber insulation manufacturer in North America.

In the fall of 2021, Cianbro began to retrofit the former mill into a manufacturing facility for TimberHP. The facility will bring carbon neutral wood fiber loose fill, batt, and board insulation to the residential and commercial markets in the United States. Already proven in Europe, these products will compete, both in performance and price, with insulation products already available today.

After mobilizing the site, the team began the rework of

the existing underground utilities in the yard, including fire protection, sewer, and storm water drainage systems. Preparation of the existing building started with demolishing the concrete foundations, structural steel, and the infill of floor openings where the paper machine and other equipment used to sit. Cianbro reworked the existing infrastructure, including the high-voltage circuits, city water, and compressed air systems. In the spring of 2022, equipment foundations began, and in total, the team placed 1,800 yards of new concrete in and around the facility. In addition, Cianbro supplied and installed over 700 tons of structural steel for building reinforcements and structures that support equipment for the various stages in the manufacturing process, such as natural gas dryers, dryer tubes, and cyclones.

Installation of the new equipment started with a natural gas-fired boiler including steam, condensate, and gas piping systems. Cianbro also installed new chip handling equipment, chip digesters, refiners, gas dryers, loose-fill packaging equipment, and a complete batt and board manufacturing line. Additionally, the team supported the electrical, controls, and networking systems throughout the facility. In the spring of 2023, TimberHP commissioned and began production of the first product line, TimberFill. This was followed by the TimberBatt product in the fall of 2023, and TimberBoard early in 2024. With limited early design, the biggest challenge for the team was keeping a smooth workflow between design engineering and material deliveries. The availability of materials and components had a major impact that changed the dynamics of the project. Delays outside of the team’s control required creative thinking within the schedule to maintain the customer’s original startup goals. With the project expanding to nearly double the originally anticipated scope, the team did a great job adjusting to the frequent changes.

The paper machine for the former Madison Paper Mill once occupied the main operating floor of the TimberHP facility (top). Now occupying the space, are the newly installed manufacturing lines, TimberBatt and TimberBoard (bottom).

The project benefited from a workforce of over 140 individuals, with the majority hailing from Maine, specifically from the surrounding Madison area. With many on the team having observed the mill’s closure in 2016, the team eagerly embraced the opportunity to be part of the retrofit of the mill for a new purpose. The prospect of working on such a project within the local community served as a strong motivator, and the unwavering commitment of the entire team played a pivotal role in its success!

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See how the team repurposed a former mill to a manufacturing facility.

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Pipewelder James Goodwin welds on pipe for a new steam coil air heater.

The new Blue Hill Falls Bridge in Blue Hill, Maine, is a clear span concrete bridge that replaces the aging concrete arch bridge.

Bridging the Past and the Future

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The Blue Hill Falls Bridge (Falls Bridge) was constructed in 1926, as an overhead concrete arch bridge spanning between the reversing falls across Salt Pond leading to the Atlantic Ocean in Blue Hill, Maine. At the time of construction, the arch design was new and was expected to last 100 years.

The picturesque Falls Bridge gradually deteriorated over the years, eventually falling into a state of disrepair. Cianbro was selected to replace the existing concrete arch bridge with a new clear span concrete bridge utilizing precast concrete girders and approach beams. One of the design considerations within the community for the new bridge was the ability to maximize the scenic vistas of the ocean and falls, a goal successfully achieved with the chosen clear span design.

In the spring of 2022, work started with the installation of a temporary detour bridge to divert traffic. Once this was done, the existing structure was dismantled. Since the arch bridge held sentimental value for the local community, the team worked closely with the Blue Hill Historical Society to preserve the bridge’s plaque, the four bridge finials, and pieces of the bridge rails.

With the temporary bridge in place, work on the new bridge got underway in the spring of 2023. The new bridge accommodates two lanes of traffic with shoulders for walkers and bikers. Many parts of the arch bridge were salvaged during demolition to incorporate into the new design including the granite block abutments. A consistent channel width was also preserved to retain the “falls effect” of the water flowing below the bridge. Additionally, the bridge provides a recreational haven for whitewater kayakers and surfers.

The new bridge design incorporates New England Bulb Tee (NEBT) precast concrete girders and arched architectural fascia panels to represent the previous arch

■ By Brendan Scully & Ryan Wilhelm

The team places five 105-foot precast concrete girders over the main span of the new bridge.

bridge. To allow the 105-foot precast concrete girders to be set in place, the road was closed to local traffic for 11 days to place five girders over the main span of the inlet and 16 structural concrete beams for the approaches. Project site coordination and route planning with police escorts was key for precast component delivery from J. P. Carrara & Sons, Inc. in Middlebury, Vermont.

“One of the challenges for the project was that not many team members live in the area. Many of them travel, so big commitments were needed from them to be here when we need them. They are doing a great job,” said Cal Senesac, project superintendent. Other challenges the team

faced are not uncommon to Cianbro projects, including the limited space on site for storing materials, the logistics of transporting materials to the job site, and the difficult access of tight, narrow coastal Maine roads. Detailed planning was necessary for working with these challenges.

“The teamwork was great,” Cal said. “Daily, we worked in tight areas with quite a few team members doing different things. There were various challenges and schedule issues. Kudos to the team for making the big commitment needed to meet our deadlines.”

Substantial completion was reached in early winter of 2023.

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Our company was founded on innovation, dignity, respect, and the belief that you always work together and take care of one another. Four brothers — Carl, Bud, Ken, and Chuck — united over time, to establish a legacy built on values inherited from their parents. Since those humble beginnings, our company has grown to be an organization of over 3,000 team members operating under these same principles.

The four founding brothers possessed distinct expertise and unique skillsets that set them apart from one another. Leveraging their differences became the cornerstone of the company’s success. When faced with obstacles, they never quit; instead, they embraced them with a can-do spirit. By listening to each other’s individual ideas, they would foster the ingenuity to overcome whatever lie ahead. This philosophy that founded our company continues to stand the test of time.

As team members of a 100% employee-owned company, we all have a mutual interest in the company’s success, which makes us more accountable for our daily actions. Shared ownership means that we not only have a stake in the business, but a powerful incentive to help the company thrive — no matter our position or tenure. It is this spirit of ownership that unites us in our efforts every day and drives us to make decisions for the long term. “We see challenges as opportunities. When other companies are hesitant, we are eager to put our heads together and find creative solutions,” states Andi Vigue, president and CEO of The Cianbro Companies. “Simply put, we believe every challenge is an opportunity. Everyone does their part to make the team better and then benefits from our combined success.”

Our team has expanded to operate in diverse markets across the United States. We bring different experiences and unique perspectives to work every day. When we come together, we prove that no one individual is more experienced and more talented than all of us working together as one team.

“The prospect of what lies ahead is exciting. When you partner with us, you will quickly discover we are one team with infinite possibilities.”

—Andi Vigue

one focused team: A/Z Corporation –a Cianbro Company.

Let’s Build More Together

The Cianbro Companies continue to be a leader in the construction industry. Our family of companies has grown to include: Cianbro, Starcon, A/Z Corporation (A/Z), R. C. Stevens, and most recently, Total Specialty Services (TSS). Our capabilities continue to expand to provide our clients with a multitude of diversified services.

At the beginning of 2024, Cianbro’s vertical construction management group joined forces with A/Z to provide a heightened delivery of services to our customers. Construction management services will be delivered under the brand A/Z with a focus on life sciences, hospitality, higher education, and healthcare from Maine to the mid-Atlantic. We believe by combining Cianbro's vertical construction management group and A/Z, our construction management services will better service our customers in the Northeast as one cohesive plan.

R. C. Stevens, who joined us in 2022, will continue to provide preconstruction and construction management services throughout the Southeast. The Florida-based contracting company has built an outstanding reputation by providing exceptional design-build, new construction, and renovation services related to the industrial, commercial, and healthcare markets.

Starcon, who has been a part of The Cianbro Companies since 2010, continues to offer clients comprehensive industrial and mechanical services in the refining, chemical, natural gas processing, and food/beverage industries. Based out of La Porte, Texas, the company has offices in Kentucky, Illinois, Louisiana, and Washington State.

Our breadth of services continues to expand. At the end of 2023, we welcomed TSS located in Pasadena, Texas. TSS is a full-service, direct-hire industrial company offering turnkey scaffolding, insulating, fireproofing, coatings, and heat tracing services (see story on page 36).

Together, our family of companies has evolved into a powerhouse of diversified services spanning the United States. As we navigate the ever-changing landscape, The Cianbro Companies remain steadfast in our commitment to providing exceptional services and building a future defined by success, integrity, and unwavering dedication.

Left: Lyndsy Moen, project manager, discusses the IDEXX project with A/Z team members, Ronald Jewell (center) and Jake Seaman (right). To ensure that our clients have bestin-class expertise and services available, A/Z and Cianbro’s construction management team have combined forces and integrated into

Total Specialty Services Joins The Cianbro Companies

On December 6, 2023, The Cianbro Companies reached an agreement to acquire the assets of Total Specialty Services (TSS) located in Pasadena, Texas. This marks a significant milestone in our company's growth and strategic development.

TSS is a full-service, direct-hire industrial company offering turnkey scaffolding, insulating, fireproofing, coatings, and heat tracing services. The company provides services to industrial clients in the southwest region of the United States.

This acquisition represents a strategic decision to strengthen our position in the market, expand our capabilities, and enhance the value we deliver to our clients. TSS has a proven track record of innovation, exceptional talent, and a strong commitment to excellence — aligning seamlessly with the values and vision of The Cianbro Companies.

Key Benefits of the Acquisition:

Expanded Service Offerings: With the additional expertise of TSS, we can offer a broader range of services to meet the evolving needs of our clients.

Inventory of Scaffolding Materials: TSS brings a vast inventory of scaffolding materials, bringing us a competitive edge with company-owned inventory.

Increased Market Presence: This strategic move reinforces our commitment to being a leader in our industry and expands our footprint in key markets.

Enhanced Talent Pool: We’ve welcomed talented individuals from TSS to our team, bringing in fresh perspectives and skills that will contribute to our collective success.

Operational Synergies: By combining our strengths, we aim to achieve operational efficiencies that will benefit the entire organization, and in turn, our clients.

One of three facilities in eastern Massachusetts prior to Cianbro’s upgrades and maintenance. The upgraded site will include a new control room building, maintenance building, and electrical building.

Plant Upgrades Provide Safe and Reliable Energy

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■ By Max Reiser

The Industrial & Manufacturing team in the Southern New England Region was awarded three separate engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) projects in the winter of 2022 by a respected client. The combined contracts total over $35 million. The three sites span eastern Massachusetts, in three respective towns.

All three sites provide supplemental capacity to the Massachusetts local gas distribution systems, where liquefied natural gas (LNG) is temporarily stored on site and then vaporized into the gas distribution systems. With the LNG facilities connected to the distribution system, these sites help serve over 600,000 customers in 110 cities and towns in Massachusetts, making up a significant portion of the client’s customer supply on the coldest days of the year.

With age and obsolescence being a risk to the performance and reliability of the facilities, the client has trusted Cianbro to aid with providing both design and construction services to help modernize the LNG plants for safer and more reliable operational facilities. Cianbro, along with our design partner A/Z Corporation (a subsidiary of The Cianbro Companies), is providing services to ensure continued reliability for many years to come.

Two of the projects involve the construction of a new control room building, multipurpose building, and the installation of a service transformer and backup generator at these locations. The third project involves the construction of a new control room building, maintenance building, an electrical building, relocation of electrical and communication services, and the installation of a service transformer and backup generator.

On top of being in an industrial environment, these facilities fall under the most stringent regulations under the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration. This requires the design of all three projects to meet an ultimate wind speed design of 183 MPH, with a 3-second gust wind speed. This is similar to the Miami-Dade requirements seen on coastal locations that experience hurricanes.

The construction and design teams have been working together throughout the various revisions of the design stages to ensure the project complies with what was required at the time of the bid. With the client considered a long-lasting partner, it has been extremely helpful to collaborate as a team and address any complications or issues that have arisen throughout the design process.

The teams have been working towards the completion of the three designs, preplanning, and completing the project management plans. With the projects running concurrently, it is essential that the individual project teams communicate to provide feedback and advice, especially during the permitting process, to avoid unseen challenges. The individual town requirements have been challenging since the local town bylaws supersede the state requirements. By holding weekly coordination meetings with all stakeholders, the teams are able to learn, grow, and support each other throughout the process with the towns.

Two of the three sites broke ground in the fourth quarter of 2023, with the third site projected to begin in the first quarter of 2024.

A portion of the transmission line project in Gaston, North Carolina, was located on a small island that required the equipment, materials, and team to be safely barged across a portion of Roanoke Rapids Lake.

Powering New Partnerships in the Southeast

POWER & ENERGY MARKET

■ By Dane Copple

In August of 2023, Cianbro’s Power & Energy team began construction on a transmission line project for SunEnergy1. Headquartered in Connecticut, SunEnergy1 is a large-scale solar developer whose portfolio extends throughout the southeast and interconnects with local utilities such as Duke Energy and Dominion Energy.

The project, located in Gaston, North Carolina, entailed the construction of five new electrical transmission structures and one mile of conductors. The new transmission line serves as the interconnection between the new 220-megawatt solar field and the existing substation.

Although this was a small project for the team, the project had multiple challenges to overcome during its two-and-a-half-month duration. Aside from the challenging

ground conditions for setting foundations, the team had to navigate the Roanoke River. Because the line crossed the river at two points, a helicopter was used to install the pull ropes across, requiring coordination with multiple parties.

An additional challenge was the construction of a 120-foot pole located on a small island off the shore of Roanoke Rapids Lake. As soon as it was identified that access to the island was going to be difficult, engineer Ron Kief from Cianbro’s construction structures group, flew to North Carolina for a site visit. They assisted in reviewing the site conditions and created a set of design documents for the subcontractor tasked with providing cross-lake equipment access. The documents provided guidelines for the subcontractor on how to bring the equipment, materials, and personnel safely and efficiently across the lake for the monopole erection using a barge. Remarkably, this included ferrying a Grove RT890 crane, which weighs in excess of 117,000 pounds!

“This was our first project with SunEnergy1 and served as a good introduction to our expertise and commitment to serving our clients,” said Josh A. Clark, project manager. Executing projects both big and small with an extensive group of clients is part of the Power & Energy team’s strategy to further establish Cianbro as a premier construction company in the southeast.

Quality Matters: Concrete Placement Planning

QUALITY

■ By Jim LePage

Concrete is a fundamental material in the construction industry due to its versatility, strength, durability, and costeffectiveness, among many other characteristics that make it essential in the work we do. From the piers of a bridge, to a building foundation, or the yard of a substation, we work with concrete in every area of our business.

Concrete is a perishable material. Once water has been added to the cement powder at the concrete plant, the hydration (stiffening) process begins until the concrete is not workable anymore. Concrete needs to stay plastic (cohesive, fluid, and workable) throughout the placement process. If you take too long to place and finish concrete, rejection of trucks and quality issues (cold joints, voids, finish, etc.) become more likely. Once concrete hardens, remediation requires significant effort.

The governing standard, American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) C94 (standard specification for ready-mixed concrete), typically specifies that ‛discharge of concrete must be completed within 1 ½ hours after introduction of the mixing water to the cement and aggregates’. This time can be extended through the use of retarders and hydration stabilizers (i.e., admixtures that extend working time on concrete with little lasting effects on the concrete mix), but a time limit is always present.

One and a half hours sounds like plenty of time to place a truck of concrete, but mixing, delivery, testing, and placing

Above: In a joint venture partnership, Cianbro is constructing 27 concrete monoliths for the MultiMission Dry Dock #1 project (P381). Each structure weighs approximately 3,700 tons.

can easily take anywhere from 45–80 minutes on a typical project. Any delays in placing will eat into the plastic time of subsequent trucks which can cause a cascading effect. As a result, the planning and implementation of a placement becomes a crucial aspect of the overall quality. This is especially important because of the coordination required between all parties involved (placement crews, supplier, operators, quality assurance/quality control, clients, and engineers).

Every concrete placement and project is different, but many topics should be reviewed when establishing a plan such as: safety, supply, weather, site logistics, placing, vibration, testing, finishing, and curing. Additionally, incorporating unexpected events that could possibly occur such as equipment break downs, delivery delays, etc., are also important to consider when creating a plan.

Equally important as the development of the plan is communicating the plan. All parties involved in the placement need to be aware of their responsibilities, be aware of their impact on others’ work, and be prepared to complete their work without delays. The size and scale can vary, so projects need to identify what works for their placement. A crew meeting or a formal pre-placement meeting are often highly beneficial, especially for complicated or larger projects.

A properly planned placement will benefit every project stakeholder and the time invested will pay dividends.

It All Started with an Orange

R. C. STEVENS

■ By Jenny Simikian

What do you think of when you first think of Florida? Warm, sunny beaches in the winter? Disney World? How about oranges?

Although the citrus industry has declined over the last 20 years, many citrus companies paved the way for R. C. Stevens to enter the food and beverage market, and to this day, the industry continues to send business to the company.

In the 1920s, Raymond Stevens started R. C. Stevens as a residential builder, constructing many homes for local Central Florida citrus barons. Excellent relationships with the citrus owners resulted in major design-build work in the citrus canning, processing, and bulk storage industry. This included the first commercially operating citrus concentrate plant for Vacuum Foods (later Minute Maid, now Coca-Cola

North America), and Kraft Foods. The connections established in the early days of the company have set the foundation for the ongoing work the company is privileged to perform today.

Coca-Cola North America Auburndale - Project “X”

Located in what was once the heart of the citrus empire, the Coca-Cola North America plant in Auburndale, Florida, has been a client of R. C. Stevens for over 21 continuous years.

In 2023, multiple areas of the plant were renovated to accommodate a new beverage product line with a project contract of $12 million. The project was comprised of site and building modifications required to install two new 50,000 square-foot packaging lines inside the plant. Renovations

Excellent relationships by R. C. Stevens' founder, led to designing and constructing fruit packing houses and orange processing facilities for citrus barons Chester and Jack Fosgate.

included, but were not limited to: site work, underground utilities, demolitions, concrete cutting/replacement, precast, masonry, steel, roofing, doors, overhead doors, painting, resinous flooring, cold storage, and mechanical, electrical, and plumbing.

Peace River Citrus - Products Line 8

R. C. Stevens continues a long-lived partnership that has not only kept them in the citrus industry, but has also allowed them to be the general contractor of choice when Peace River developed a partnership with Coca-Cola in 2020 to manufacture juice beverages for Minute Maid.

The design-build project that resulted from that partnership was completed in early 2022. Additional projects in 2023, including self-performed and construction management, spun off the initial project and included the upgrades to a line that runs bulk beverage containers for the hospitality industry. The project involved: adding new plumbing lines, insulated metal panels, an exhaust fan, relocating air handlers, performing electrical work, designing foundations, and installing curbed areas for product tanks, as well as a foundation for a pasteurizer.

Danone North America - Project Cashew

A newcomer to R. C. Stevens' food and beverage lineup is Danone North America located in Jacksonville, Florida. R. C. Stevens was awarded the $22.4 million project that includes a phased renovation of the existing operational plant involving upgrading the refrigeration, plumbing, heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and electrical systems. This work will help support a new line that will increase production of several of the company’s coffee and cream brands in the U.S., including International Delight, Silk, and STōK.

Project Cashew started in November 2023 and will unfold in six phases, taking place while the plant remains operational. Starcon team member Christopher Littles joined the R. C. Stevens team as the project manager. The anticipated completion is set for the summer of 2024.

In reflection, R. C. Stevens’ journey from its roots in residential building to becoming a key player in the food and beverage industry is a testament to the enduring legacy that all started with an orange.

One of several Peace River Citrus Products' bulk beverage lines accompanied by a covered work area where the R. C. Stevens team conducted support upgrades.

Aerial view of the Danone North America plant in Jacksonville, Florida, where the team will be working on a six-phase renovation that will be completed during the summer of 2024.

The Tugalo hydroelectric facility, on the Tallulah River in northeast Georgia, provides clean energy to the surrounding communities.

Hydro Station Upgrades Power the Southeast

INDUSTRIAL & MANUFACTURING MARKET

■ By Jay Walkowski

The Tugalo hydroelectric facility, located in northeast Georgia, is part of a series of six generating stations spanning a 28-mile stretch of river. Collectively, these stations provide sufficient energy to power more than 100,000 homes annually. Harnessing the natural energy of cascading water, these facilities generate clean and affordable power.

In the spring of 2022, Cianbro was awarded multiple projects at the Tugalo facility. The first project replaces the fine trash racks for each of the four penstocks and upgrades the 14 original spillway gates. The second project is the Unit 1-4 Balance of Plant (BOP), in which Cianbro is demolishing the existing mechanical and electrical systems and installing

As part of the balance of plant updates, new switchgear was installed at the Tugalo hydroelectric facility.

new ones. In addition, the turbine/generator is being replaced. These projects are part of the owner’s relicensing with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to extend the lifespan of the existing facility. The new turbine/ generator and upgraded mechanical and electrical systems will allow the owner to generate more power to the grid.

The project location is unique with limited access to the reservoir and plant. Entry is limited to a two-mile dirt road that drops approximately 700 feet in elevation and has a series of switchbacks. The road’s conditions prevent the use of a standard 40-foot trailer, necessitating the transfer of all flex floats and new equipment onto a 24-foot flatbed truck capable of navigating the terrain. Due to these restrictions, the barge had to be assembled using 20-foot floats instead of the usual 40-foot floats.

With these projects being located on the waterway, the project team has taken special precautions to eliminate or reduce the potential release of anything into the water. The team utilizes containments around all fueled equipment, uses propane equipment when available, and takes

necessary precautions during the demolition of all lube oil.

Both projects have a repetitious scope which allows Cianbro to recognize different opportunities for continuous improvement. The project team is trying new ideas on each phase, and this has allowed the team to decrease installation time and increase productivity.

Beyond its role in construction, Cianbro has actively contributed to the enhancement of the local community. The area is a sought-after vacation destination. For water sports enthusiasts, the owner has scheduled white water releases upstream of the project, with the kayak takeout located at the Tugalo facility. Cianbro actively engages with the local community by participating in charity lunches, clay shoots, and golf outings, which not only support local charities, but also play a vital role in the ongoing improvement of the surrounding community. This approach reflects Cianbro’s dedication to creating positive impacts that extend beyond the project sites into the communities that we work in.

The team replaces one of 14 spillway gates.

Team Celebrates One Million Safe Hours at P&G Facility

INDUSTRIAL & MANUFACTURING MARKET

■ By Richie Martin

Almost two decades ago, a partnership was born between Cianbro and Procter and Gamble’s (P&G’s) Tambrands facility in Auburn, Maine. In 2004, recognizing Cianbro’s industry-leading safety record and its capacity to efficiently handle diverse tasks, Tambrands enlisted the fulltime support of Cianbro to oversee maintenance activities at the plant. Over time, the two companies have both grown and learned from each other to enhance the success of the respective businesses.

On August 21, 2023, the team successfully accomplished their goal of working 1 million safe hours with zero recordable injuries amidst the busiest year in the 19-year partnership between Cianbro and P&G. Team members and trade partners later gathered to celebrate the milestone. Ernie Selberg, senior project manager, thanked the entire team. “You’ve each taken this to a whole new level, and we just appreciate all that each of you are doing as far as attention to safety.”

Gaurav Chaturvedi, P&G’s plant manager at the Auburn site, told the crowd that he had never seen such a track record in his 15 years of service. “You should be extremely proud about what you have been able to achieve by working safely. For us, in P&G, safety of our people and our partners is our number one value, and I could not be more pleased than to have your partnership who shares the same values and behaves in the same way we do.”

At the Tambrands facility, Cianbro team members accomplish a variety of tasks, ranging from basic maintenance to the precise installation of production machinery. Over the course of our time on site, the team has completed several major projects that include the addition, replacement, and relocation of production lines within the facility, as well as five expansions totaling over 262,000 square feet, which equals over six acres of building expansion.

The current Cianbro team on site consists of two groups, peaking at 170 team members and trade partners, including more than 70 electrical resources. The first group is completing Phase 1 of the two-story, 50,000-square-foot Galena South expansion. This is a design-build project which Cianbro is partnering with A/Z Corporation, a subsidiary of

Cianbro team members gathered at Procter & Gamble's Tambrands facility in Auburn, Maine, to celebrate reaching 1 million safe hours with zero recordable injuries.

The Cianbro Companies, on the design. Cianbro is providing additional manufacturing, cubical, conference room, and other manufacturing support spaces. The project also includes converting part of the recently completed finished goods Galena warehouse into manufacturing space to keep up with the global product demand. The second group on site is busy installing new manufacturing lines within the Galena South expansion/converted Galena warehouse space.

Coordination and teamwork between the two groups has been crucial for meeting the client’s goals and expectations. Equipment and materials have been arriving on site daily, with the team working multiple shifts to bring these production lines online. Managing a challenging schedule,

while maintaining the site's high safety standards, is one of the team’s greatest challenges. At Tambrands — a class II medical facility — keeping production rates high, while often working in tight spaces around active manufacturing lines, requires excellent adherence to GMP (Good Manufacturing Practices).

As the team sets their sights on their next milestone, they continue to put safety first. The team’s commitment to safety and efficiency defines the lasting partnership between the two companies. Congratulations to the entire team for reaching one million safe hours! Your commitment to safety is commendable, and this accomplishment is a testament to your dedication and hard work!

Nearly two decades ago, Cianbro was asked to provide full-time plant maintenance support at the Tambrands facility in Auburn, Maine.

Andi Vigue (left), president & CEO of The Cianbro Companies, Gaurav Chaturvedi (center), P&G's plant manager, and Ernie Selberg (right), Cianbro senior project manager, thank the team for their high safety standards.

Building a Sustainable Company

SUSTAINABILITY

■ By Lauren Walsh

What is Sustainability?

There are many definitions, as well as thought patterns, as to what sustainability means. The Oxford Dictionary defines sustainability as “the ability to be maintained at a certain rate or level.” In 1983, the United Nations (UN), observing the growing population, changing earth, and the impacts that growth was having on the environment and human health, established the Brundtland Commission. The commission was tasked with examining issues related to economic development, labor practices, and environmental protection across the developing world. The opinion of the commission founders was that the rate of growth (economic and population) of the world was not balanced with environmental resources and human health, therefore not sustainable. The commission’s goal was to essentially define Sustainable Development by reviewing the causes of environmental degradation and the interconnection between social equity and economic growth, and develop policy solutions that integrate those areas — governance. The term ESG has been used to describe the pillars of Sustainable Development or sustainability as our society now understands it.

Left: Each year, the Cianbro Equipment team participates in the local Touch-a-Truck for the community. Fostering awareness among school-aged children about careers within the construction industry is part of how we sustain our future. Yard Foreman Tyler Graves helps kids in and out of the company’s tractor-trailer truck.

Sustainability from the Beginning

positive standing with financial institutions, and obtain environmental regulatory authorizations.

The Cianbro Companies embody sustainability in our culture demonstrated through continuous improvement, Lean initiatives, wellness programs, community outreach, diversification, and growth — all of which will continue to help our company, team members, and communities to evolve. The company has developed and maintained a robust safety and environmental program, going beyond basic rules to better protect our teams and the environment. Community involvement and helping our neighbors and team members are integral to our culture.

Moreover, our company founders recognized the crucial role of sustainability as they crafted a strategy for the company’s future. Their vision came to fruition in 2003 when the company fully transitioned to 100 percent employee ownership, acknowledging the significance of treating everyone with honesty, fairness, dignity, and respect.

Sustainability Journey

The construction industry is responsible for approximately 40 percent of human-induced carbon emissions. A key component of sustainability is continuous improvement and innovation. The Cianbro Companies are continuously improving on our core mission without compromising our values. As we move forward growing our company, sustainability and formal documentation of the actions which are integral to operations will become commonplace. Our company is committed to enhancing the benchmarking of our sustainability initiatives through tracking and eventual reporting of energy, fuel, water, and waste. The challenge lies in tracking across various projects, companies, and facilities, as existing systems and software programs are not tailored to accurately represent the construction sector. In the future, formal documentation of our sustainability actions will become standard procedure, driven by evolving goals and policies aimed at better tracking and reporting. Many companies are now required to report sustainability metrics to secure project funding, maintain

Within our established policies and procedures, we consistently employ innovative methods to reduce waste and minimize the environmental impact of our projects. The company actively collaborates with clients to find sustainable solutions for projects, recognizing that there is always room for improvement. Implementing quantitative tracking will provide a clearer understanding of our efforts — documenting the measures, systems, and values inherent in our culture.

As contractors, we need to recognize the impact we have on a project. By improving our ability to quantify this impact, we can enhance the overall sustainability of both the project and our environment.

Integral to the company's culture is giving back to the communities where we live and work. A/Z team members donated over 280 items to Save A Suit, a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing veterans and service members with professional attire to assist them as they transition into full-time careers.

Somerset Solar, located in Pittsfield, Maine, is one example of Cianbro's commitment to developing projects aimed at reducing carbon emissions from our energy grid.

Fabrication of Pedestrian Bridge Supports Megaproject

Team members at Cianbro's fabrication facility in Pittsfield, Maine, assemble the segments that make up the 15-footwide by 80-foot-long pedestrian bridge for the Route 6/10 Interchange Reconstruction project. Working in the forefront are Ralph Pearl (left)

The Route 6/10 Interchange Reconstruction project is part of the Rhode Island Department of Transportation’s (RIDOT's) effort to improve safety and connectivity at the interchange in Providence. The project is a major undertaking for the state because it carries 100,000 vehicles a day and links three major commuter roadways. Cianbro Fabrication & Coating Corporation (CFCC) was able to find their way into this megaproject by fabricating a needed pedestrian bridge in the area.

The bridge project started for CFCC in 2020. The team at the Pittsfield, Maine, facility fabricated the bridge structure in 8-foot-wide by 40-foot-long truss segments. To prevent corrosion and rust, the segments were then galvanized before being shop assembled to make the final 15-foot-wide by 80-foot-long structure. Fabrication was completed in the fall of 2022.

The Cianbro Equipment team supported CFCC by coordinating the cranes used for both the assembly and the final loading of the bridge. The support towers were successfully installed in the fall of 2022 and erection of the pedestrian bridge took place in the early hours of December 5, 2023. The delivery and installation of access ramps are slated for early this year.

The overall weight of the entire project, encompassing the bridge, support towers, stairs/ramps, and guardrails, totals approximately 325,000 pounds.

and Randy Humphrey (right).

Cianbro Fabrication & Coating Corporation fabricated a pedestrian bridge as part of the Route 6/10 Interchange Reconstruction project in Providence, Rhode Island.

■ By Mark Hansen

2023 Health & Safety Coin Recognition

When it comes to construction, safety is more than a priority, it is a responsibility. Within The Cianbro Companies, the highest safety recognition is a Health & Safety Coin. This coin recognizes those that go above and beyond to make their work safer for everyone around them. Senior leaders throughout the company are issued coins annually to recognize team members who demonstrate outstanding health and safety behaviors.

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Nolan Bouchard

Recognized for always working in the safest manner possible and setting a good example to his team. He is extremely responsible with the desire to learn as much as possible.

Melody Bryant

Recognized for her leadership in wellness. She helps to organize wellness challenges and encourages the team to be healthier. Her positive and enthusiastic approach to sharing ideas benefits the entire team.

Joci Buys

Recognized for her inclusiveness, positivity, and enthusiasm for lunchtime wellness activities at the fitness facility in Pittsfield, Maine.

Sonya Fox

Recognized for her effort in helping a fellow team member who was facing a severe medical condition. Being able to recognize a problem and quickly act upon it is a unique character trait that Sonya exemplifies.

Jason Higgins

Recognized for his leadership in safety and wellness. Jason leads morning stretches, facilitates discussion, and encourages team input. Jason also organizes group wellness activities within Cianbro and his community.

Randy Humphrey

Recognized by leadership and the CORE committee for his commitment to working safely. Randy instinctively identifies hazards, provides innovative solutions, and ensures the safety of those he works with.

Wayne Jordan

Recognized for his leadership of the craftled CORE committee. Wayne remains highly respected among his peers and consistently influences team members with his uplifting approach. He is a team player that constantly demonstrates a positive, can-do spirit.

Justin Ladd

Recognized for responding to a community member who was found unconscious on the ground. Justin performed chest compressions until first responders arrived and relieved his resuscitation efforts.

Jeremy Lane

Recognized for his leadership within his crew and always looking out for those around him. Jeremy spoke to a fellow team member who was having a medical event, which led to the discovery of a serious medical issue.

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Deryck Montante

Recognized for his leadership and commitment to ensure he and those around him “do what we say we do.” Deryck has effective communication skills and develops solutions with an open-minded attitude.

Andy Murdock

Recognized for going above and beyond during a traffic accident to assist another driver in getting out of their damaged vehicle. Andrew then had the driver sit in his service truck until the first responders arrived to treat their injuries.

Sue Sinclair

Recognized for frequently bringing safety tips to stretches and encouraging the team to do the same. Sue is always energetic with a positive attitude and the first to volunteer for any activity.

Mike Tripp

Recognized for his focus on safety, quality, and production. When he sees an at-risk situation, he owns it, working to mitigate the hazard. Mike takes the time to educate, brings a great sense of humor, and is always smiling.

Kirk Wyman

Recognized for his ongoing leadership in safety, Kirk is proactive in suggesting improvements for job site safety and work processes. He serves as an excellent role model, demonstrating the importance of speaking up.

Ruben Dominguez

Recognized for noticing a leak in a bleeder in the adjacent work area and reporting it. His attention to detail potentially prevented a future shutdown upon start up.

James Harvey

Recognized for a good catch when he used his stop work obligation during a system breach and line cut process, preventing exposure to liquid in a pipe that was believed to be drained.

David Limon

Recognized for performing a good catch by identifying a fire suppression line about to be cut that the client was unaware of, preventing the costly deployment of fire suppression product.

Ian Martinez

Recognized for using his stop work obligation when he noticed a discrepancy on the weight calculation while preparing to perform a lift to install a 30” valve, resulting in a new lift plan and the task being completed safely.

Juan Perez

Recognized for using his stop work obligation on a pipe system that did not have the proper cut marks identified, potentially preventing himself and fellow team members from being exposed to hazardous chemicals.

David Coffey

While tracing electrical conduit, David smelled gas. He immediately contacted the foreman and together they located the gas leak. David’s ‘see (smell) something, say something,’ removed a hazard from the workplace.

Anna Gomez-Cucca & Matt Fiore

After observing a fellow team member get injured, Anna (right) and Matt (left) stopped what they were doing and called emergency services. Matt found the supervisor of the subcontracted team member while Anna stayed with the inured party until emergency services arrived.

Chris Domler

Recognized for ensuring the safety of his teammates. Chris voiced concerns about managing heavy beams in a tight space, resulting in a crane being used to place the beams. This decreased the level of risk to everyone involved.

Brett Dyer & James Oliver

Recognized for evacuating a building during a severe winter storm that significantly damaged a roof and connecting walls. Brett (right) and James (left) ensured everyone was accounted for and safe.

Tom Giammattei

Recognized for diligently assuring all safety protocols developed through the approved job hazard analysis were followed. Using a drone, Tom was able to monitor the progress of work, ensuring it was as safe as possible.

Kyle Griffin

Recognized for proactive actions before and during a shutdown, ensuring a safe work environment and keeping everyone’s best interests in mind.

John McDermott & Jacob Portella

Jacob (right) and John (left) were recognized for combating complacency, cognitive bias, and distractions. They embraced their responsibility to create a site safety culture by focusing on housekeeping.

Kevin Morrow

Kevin embraced the technical and management leadership roles in creating an electrical and controls infrastructure for a complex manufacturing operation, preserving high standards of safety behavior culture.

Mark Reid

Recognized for his input into the safety helmet initiative. Mark completed the survey after his helmet trial and went above and beyond to create a video of the pros and cons.

Justin Sherman

Recognized a behavioral change in one of his fellow team members and immediately ensured he received the proper attention and follow-up care at a medical facility.

Awards Across the Company

The Cianbro Companies Well Represented as ABC Top Performers

The Cianbro Companies was well represented in the Associated Builders and Contractor’s (ABC’s) 2023 Top Performers lists, which ranks its commercial and industrial contractor members. Cianbro, Starcon, and R. C. Stevens all earned spots on the lists. Cianbro ranked No. 14 for Top Industrial Contractors, No. 17 for Top 150 General Contractors, and No. 28 on the Top 250 Performers list. Starcon ranked No. 13 for Top Industrial Contractors, No. 19 for Top 150 General Contractors, and No. 31 on the Top 250 Performers list. R. C. Stevens Construction Company ranked No. 117 for the Top 150 General Contractors and No. 212 on the Top 250 Performers list.

ABC’s Top Performers lists recognize member contractors’ achievements in safety, quality, inclusion/diversity, and project excellence. ABC’s STEP Safety Management System and Accredited Quality Contractor (AQC) program qualify members as Top Performers. In 2023, Cianbro, Starcon and R. C. Stevens, all attained ABC STEP Diamond status.

Veranda Street Bridge Replacement Project Receives Accolades

Replacing a bridge in a weekend is an incredible feat. The project team at the Veranda Street Bridge Replacement project in Portland, Maine, opted to use an innovative method involving self–propelled modular transporters (SPMTs) to replace the high-use bridge in a single weekend. Because of their dedication and hard work, they have garnered recognition from various organizations. In 2023, the team received the Associated General Contractors (AGC) Build Maine Award in the Bridge category; the Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) Connecticut Chapter Excellence in Construction Award in the Infrastructure category; and the Best Project Award in the Highway/Bridge category for Engineering News-Record (ENR) New England chapter.

After winning at the regional level, the project moved forward to compete nationally with both ABC and AGC. As a result, the project earned ABC National's Excellence in Construction Eagle Award and the AGC Build America Award in New Highway & Transportation.

At a ceremony in December, Cianbro, along with HNTB, was awarded the 2023 Best Project Award in the Highway/Bridge category for the Veranda Street Bridge Replacement project from Engineering News-Record (ENR) New England. Cianbro was also recognized as the 2023 New England Contractor of the Year.

R. C. Stevens Recognized for Wellness Center in Orlando

The team at R. C. Stevens was honored by the Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) of Central Florida for their work at The Communities of West Lakes. The new 30,000-square-foot Heart of West Lakes Health and Wellness Center was recognized as one of the top commercial projects (in the $5-$10 MM category) in the 2023 Excellence in Construction awards. The facility provides residents with centralized primary care services, a fitness center, co-working space, and food services. The project, completed for Lift Orlando, facilitates connectivity and community engagement through open spaces, gardens, and walking paths.

ENR New England's Contractor of the Year and Top Newsmaker Award

Cianbro was honored to be named Engineering News-Record (ENR) New England's 2023 Contractor of the Year. We're proud of our team members' work and commitment to each other, which is vital to earning awards like this. Congratulations to the incredible men and women across The Cianbro Companies for being recognized for your hard work, dedication, and can-do attitude! You are the reason for this honor from Engineering News-Record.

Additionally, Cianbro was honored to have ENR select Andrew Hallett, senior project manager, to be featured on its Top 25 Newsmakers list for 2023. Each year, the editors of ENR develop a list of the top newsmakers in construction, whittling it down to just 25 industry changemakers from across the country. “Andrew has led teams on some of our company’s most challenging projects,” says Aric Dreher, vice president and general manager for Cianbro’s infrastructure operations. “His profound technical understanding of the work, coupled with his can-do leadership style, has resulted in success in every endeavor.”

Starcon Raises the Bar at Chevron Phillips Chemical

Year over year, the team at Chevron Phillips Chemical in Baytown, Texas, finds their way into the spotlight of various awards and achievements, and 2023 was no exception.

OSHA VPP Star Status: Starcon proudly attained the prestigious OSHA Voluntary Protection Program (VPP) Star status, the highest accolade in workplace safety. This recognition reflects the team's unwavering commitment to safety, evidenced by robust protocols and a proactive approach to preventing workplace hazards. This achievement wouldn't be possible without the continuous efforts and cooperation of the dedicated team members who prioritize safety every day.

Gold Award for Safety Performance:

Recognizing outstanding safety performance, the Houston Business Roundtable and the Health and Safety Council honored Starcon with the Gold Award in the General Contractor – Medium category, during the 36th annual awards ceremony in Galveston, Texas.

Excellence in Construction ICE Award: At the annual Excellence in Construction Awards gala, hosted by ABC Greater Houston Chapter, Starcon's performance on the 1795 Turnaround in spring 2023 earned the Excellence in Construction ICE Award. This marked their third consecutive win in the Turnarounds & Shutdowns competition category. After winning at the regional level, the project received national recognition at the ABC National convention in Orlando, Florida, by receiving the Excellence in Construction Eagle Award, which represents the nation's top projects.

The Starcon team accepts the Excellence in Construction ICE Award from ABC Greater Houston for the 1795 Turnaround project at Chevron Phillips Chemical.

Andrew Hallett, senior project manager, accepts his award for being named one of Engineering News-Record’s (ENR’s) Top 25 Newsmakers for 2023.

Charlie Cianchette Recognized with Prestigious Honor from AGC of Maine

In the fall of 2023, Charlie Cianchette, Cianbro vice president, was awarded the Major Achievement in Construction (MAC) Award from Associated General Contractors (AGC) of Maine. Beginning in the paint shop at just 14 years old to where he is now as vice president, Charlie has held multiple positions in between, each one giving him the experience and development he needed to further his construction career. “AGC has picked a great person to earn this award,” shares Andi Vigue, president and CEO of The Cianbro Companies. “We hold him in high regard for his exceptional leadership skills and the way he builds relationships with all of us. He stands for everything the award represents. He cares about the company and the people of the company.”

Watch the inspiring video presented by Associated General Contractors of Maine honoring Charlie Cianchette.

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Letters We Like to Receive

Team member Chloe Downs recently received a letter of recognition for her exemplary work as an environmental inspector for the Multi-Mission Dry Dock #1 (P381) project in Kittery, Maine. Chloe began her career at Cianbro as a summer intern during her senior year at the University of Maine at Orono, where she pursued a degree in Ecology & Environmental Science. After graduation, Chloe joined the company in 2022 and has been working on the Kittery job site where her primary responsibility involves working with crews to efficiently get the job done while staying in compliance with environmental permits. Chloe is the daughter of Chris Downs, an ironworker foreman at Cianbro with over 25 years of service. Congratulations Chloe! This recognition is a great achievement. Keep up the great work!

Charlie Cianchette, Cianbro vice president, received the Major Achievement in Construction (MAC) Award

from Associated General Contractors (AGC) of Maine.

Developing Tomorrow’s Leaders Today

CIANBRO INSTITUTE

■ By Mark Brooks & Autumn Littlefield

The Cianbro Institute is dedicated to preparing our team for the future needs of the company. Instructors are intentional in developing curriculum that will meet the requirements of our projects while engaging with our team to help them advance their careers and be successful.

Over the past year, we’ve introduced new educational opportunities and enhanced existing programs. A significant effort has been made to integrate mental health awareness education into all our offerings. We are committed to educating our team members while simultaneously emphasizing the importance of caring for each other.

We are excited about the creation of the Project Management Development program. The first session convened in December of 2023, with over 20 participants. Working with our market leaders, we built a program designed to raise awareness of policies and procedures that are essential for leading people and managing a project. Participants gained exposure to topics delivered by various subject matter experts throughout the company. Topics included, but were not limited to: quality control, cost, planning, project controls, human resources, health and safety, servant leadership, and more. This program prepares those who are new to the project management role for a successful journey.

To support our effort of raising mental health awareness, all professional development curriculum, including the newly created Project Management Development program, now includes a mental health awareness component. Our goal is to enhance the ability of our team members to recognize a person experiencing a mental health crisis. Part of our instruction includes an acronym our team has developed to help participants remember how they can support an individual experiencing a crisis. The acronym is CARES.

• Care About Your Team Members

• Ask the Questions

• Resources Available

• Empathy, Escort, Encourage

• Self-Help

Team members are also able to enroll in the Mental Health First Aid Certification program with an external nationally certified partner. Last year, we had over 50 team members go through the course to become certified.

Another enhancement we have made is to Cianbro’s New Hire Orientation. When the COVID pandemic emerged, we condensed our orientation into a half-day remote session. In 2023, we returned to a two-day orientation

Team members from across The Cianbro Companies participated in leadership programs offered at the Cianbro Institute. Jordan Henshaw (Cianbro) and Frank Xia (A/Z Corporation) collaborate with others in class for the Leadership Initiative Program.

format with an enhanced focus on the essential topics that new team members need to be familiar with before starting at their designated work location. New hires gain exposure to various topics including, but not limited to: an overview of the company, employee-ownership, communication, job site conduct, workforce development, benefits and wellness, and a collection of health and safety topics. Additionally, we’ve added a video segment to all new hire orientation programs across The Cianbro Companies that explains the company history, organization, and the markets we serve.

Finally, we welcomed team members from all across The Cianbro Companies into our leadership programs. There was representation from Cianbro, Starcon, A/Z, and R. C. Stevens in Fundamentals of Supervision, Engineering Development Program, Leadership Initiative, and the Advanced Leadership Initiative.

Attracting and retaining quality team members is a perpetual task. We will continue to educate and collaborate in the development and execution of our programs. As we grow and improve with our eyes on tomorrow, we remain focused and intentional about educating leaders today.

25-Year Recognitions for 2023

The following team members have each devoted a quarter-century of service to The Cianbro Companies. CIANBRO

Craig Alexander

Craig is very respected within the industry and throughout Cianbro. Conscientious and hardworking, you can always count on his work product to be excellent. He is a true team player and always willing to do anything that is asked of him.

David Bousquet

Deeply loyal and committed to doing what is right, Dave is unafraid to speak his mind when advocating for safety or working more efficiently. His experiences over the years have been crucial for successful outcomes. He is a constant thinker and planner in addition to being a leader and mentor to many.

Barry Brooks

Barry is an extremely hard-working team member who is respected for his knowledge, productivity, dedication, and reliability. He always shows up to work with a smile on his face and a positive attitude. Barry has a unique ability to satisfy his customers and make them feel good throughout the process. He is the kind of person who gets along with everyone, makes you laugh, and is someone you genuinely want to be around.

Joshua Brown

Josh's pride in his work is evident through his commitment to being neat and orderly. He always has a great, can-do attitude. Josh has a calm, cool, and collective personality and has always been willing to adapt to changes as they arise.

Craig Chambers

You can trust in Craig that the job is going to get done both well and on time. He genuinely cares for everyone around him and leads with the belief that he works with a great team, where every team member is equally valued. Craig leads by example and does not ask anything of his team that he is not willing to do himself.

John Coon

John is an excellent planner who invests the time to ensure activity plans are detailed, clear, and easy for the team to understand so that the work to be done is both easier and safer to complete. John is well respected by the client and known for having the ability to quickly size up a situation, prioritize the work, and successfully reshuffle the crew to get the job done.

Christopher Downs

As the saying goes, ‛if you're not early, you're late.’ You can always count on Chris to be one of the first team members to arrive on site every day and ready to go to work. Chris has a tremendous work ethic and has been able to win over our clients by helping them with whatever they need to get their project done. Chris has always been good for morale as he never fails to have a job site story to share with you.

Wayne Enman

Always with a positive attitude, Wayne is willing to do whatever it takes to get the job done. He is a great mentor and teacher to newer team members that are just starting out. When there is a difficult or challenging fabrication opportunity, chances are Wayne will be there calmly and constructively coaching his team to success.

Chaderick French

Chad is a trusted mechanic with a lot of experience and knowledge. When he repairs an item, he thinks things through and is extremely thorough. Being both extremely safety conscious and patient, are the key ingredients that have made Chad a good mentor for less experienced mechanics.

Maurice (Moe) Gould

Moe is the calm, level-headed leader you want working in a fast-paced environment. He possesses great common sense and the ability to solve problems. He is known for his work ethic and has a genuine desire to take care of people. Moe is greatly respected by those he has worked with. He takes great pride in everything he does and is making a significant impact on the future of our company by leveraging his experience and knowledge to develop the next generation of trades professionals.

Jeffrey Hetzer

As Jeff has progressed in his career, he is always the person that people want on their team to get the job done. His positive attitude and upbeat personality are the spark plugs the crew needs when the going gets tough. Jeff is known as the troubleshooter. His ability to plan out some of our most technically challenging electrical endeavors has been invaluable.

Douglas LaCroix

Doug is a deep thinker with a tremendous work ethic. He processes what he hears and thinks critically about what needs to be done, as well as if it can be accomplished in a safer, more efficient way. Doug cares deeply for his team and how his decisions affect those he works with daily. He is incredibly honest, detail oriented, takes meticulous notes, and if he tells you something, you can bank on it. Doug excels at understanding expectations and putting words into action.

Laurette Laverdiere

Having an excellent balance between what is right for the team member and the company, Laurette is incredibly innovative, motivated, and inspiring. Her grit to succeed is second to none. She possesses a unique ability to quickly assess the challenge, determine the solution, and roll up her sleeves right alongside her team to get it done. She has positively impacted many team members in her career by taking the time to teach and mentor them.

Randy Morin

Randy is an extremely skilled and highly dependable team member who can take on multiple roles. He has always been willing to do whatever it takes to make sure we are safe and successful. He cares about the team he works with and is a great mentor to younger team members. Randy is always looking to strike up a conversation and put a smile on your face.

Mark Nelson

Mark is known for helping the team with anything needed and always with a smile on his face. He has great patience and is usually seen actively helping those with less experience. What sets Mark apart is his skills and knowledge in the industry. He is fully competent in multiple trades. When you take his technical ability, his dedication, work ethic, and conscientious approach to the work, it is comforting knowing Mark is part of the team.

Thomas Noble

Tom is a hard worker who is skilled in multiple trades. Known for his reliability, dedication, and positive attitude, Tom has helped the company to successfully complete many projects over the years. Tom is a true team player who has been willing to do whatever is needed of him.

Kelly Shank

Kelly has built her career by always being friendly while providing ongoing support to those that need it. Her calm demeanor and pleasant personality, combined with her deep knowledge and experience, have made her a very effective and respected mentor. She has always been a dedicated and reliable team member who shows up to work to give it her all every day.

Jeremy Sherman

Jeremy is known for having a positive attitude and being adaptable. His aptitude to continue to learn has allowed him to grow both personally and professionally throughout his career. When you give Jeremy a task, it will get done. He takes tremendous pride in his work. When you combine that with his willingness to flex and his dependability, he is one you want on your team when the going gets tough.

Aaron Walsh

Aaron is simply a pleasure to be around. He works well with the client and is always mindful about finishing the job in a timely manner. He has a reputation for being reliable, detailed, and cares about getting the job done right the first time. Aaron works safe and looks out for the wellbeing of the team around him.

List continued on the following page.

25-Year Recognitions for 2023 (continued)

A/Z

Anthony Carr

Anthony is an expert at bridging our resources with the needs of our customers, ensuring success on a multitude of projects. Whether he is coordinating subcontractor activities, enforcing safety guidelines, or performing general site management, Anthony’s skills make him a valuable member of our team.

Troy Dziecinny

Whenever a project requires complex telecom work, Troy is ready to take charge and guide his fellow team members through the installation process. He holds 25 years of experience with A/Z and is continually honing his trade to ensure quality delivery on every project.

Alex Ferguson

Alex is one of A/Z’s most reliable team members, having taken charge of projects for our most important clients. He is equally skilled in trades work and project management, and this flexibility makes him perfectly equipped to face any challenges encountered on site.

Thomas Levandowski

Tom has been a fixture of A/Z’s CSA team for the past 25 years, applying his trade to projects requiring a host of services. No matter how large the size and scope of the project, Tom can always be counted on to deliver quality work.

Cianbro is in the process of replacing the Ticonic Bridge between the towns of Waterville and Winslow, Maine. In order to create a dry working area at the base of the dam, the team built a sandbag cofferdam. To aid in its construction, the team purchased automatic release hooks that are triggered by the push of a button. This technology assists in lowering the 3,000-pound sandbags into the river and placing them on the existing bedrock.

Supporting the Next Generation of the U.S. Navy

A/Z CORPORATION

■ By James Oliver

General Dynamics Electric Boat (GDEB) has a long and distinguished history as the premier submarine manufacturer for the U.S. Navy. Since its founding in 1899, the company has emphasized technical excellence and innovation in delivering world-class subs, establishing the foundations of American naval superiority. A/Z regularly collaborates with GDEB on high-profile projects, with the most recent project being the construction of COATS/PCU Building 605 at its shipyard in Groton, Connecticut. The purpose of this facility is twofold — to increase capacity for assembling and testing submarines and to provide an enhanced training space for the next generation of Navy crew members.

“This building is a key component to their new Columbia class submarine construction,” said George Carpenter, project manager.

A/Z was awarded a construction management contract to oversee the construction of the six-floor, 125,000-square-foot building, which houses many vital facilities that support the needs of GDEB and the U.S. Navy. A separate contract was also awarded to A/Z’s telecom team to self-perform the installation of lowvoltage wiring and network cabling for classified and unclassified services. The telecom team completed these installations in tandem with the construction of each floor, showcasing the collaboration among A/Z’s in-house resources.

Due to the site’s proximity to residential areas, the exterior proved equally as important as the interior. A/Z was mindful of the neighborhood during the facility’s construction and spent significant time ensuring that construction activities had a minimal impact on residents. Many choices for the building, such as the public-facing facades and a pedestrian bridge, were made with these nearby residencies in mind. Carpenter stated, “There’s residential homes right across the street, so there was a big push to make it look like it belongs in the area.”

Because the shipyard was frequently active, the team coordinated construction efforts surrounding GDEB operations. “We had to adjust construction to create space for GDEB to move their large equipment,”

The submarine module testing and assembly area for the COATS/PCU Building 605 project at General Dynamics in Groton, Connecticut.

said Todd Gillen, superintendent. “There was a lot of coordination with other departments in the shipyard because they had multiple submarine sections coming in and out of the adjacent building regularly,” added Carpenter.

The COATS/PCU Building 605 was turned over to GDEB in the fourth quarter of 2023. It is now home to a high-bay industrial area and testing lab, which provides increased space to manufacture and test submarines at the shipyard. Four floors of the facility provide office and conference spaces, bunker rooms for Navy recruits, and, most importantly, pre-commissioning unit (PCU) classrooms where recruits will be trained. Upon completing their training, sailors will be assigned to staff one of the submarines produced at the shipyard.

Team Member Anniversaries

Pages 60 through 67 honor our active team members across The Cianbro Companies who have one or more years of service.

54 Years

Peter Vigue

45 Years

Charles Cianchette

Thomas Stone

43 Years

Jeffery Carr

Michael Crider

William Hadlock

Steve Hesson

Brent Kirby

Gregory Wing

42 Years

Alan Goepner

Perry Lorenz

Robert Lynch Jr

41 Years

Mona Evy

Alan Fisher

Ronald Oliver

40 Years

Scott Clements

Ernest Selberg Jr

39 Years

Tim Keating

38 Years

Paul Belanger

Jerome Humphrey

37 Years

William Annibalini

Dennis Beisaw

Neal Dawes

Craig Holmquist

James Richards

Kevin Violette

36 Years

Shawn Bickford

Kevin Curry

Joseph Friant

Jean Gantnier

Patricia Laas

Ernest Long

Thomas Meunier

Ronald Nickerson

Dale Smith

35 Years

Richard Beliveau

O'Neil Boivin

Trent Clukey

Mark Cochrane

John Gamage

Michael Hilton

Howard Lynds

Darin Merrifield

Elbridge Watson

34 Years

Philip Dube

Richard Fish

Brian Hartness

Daniel Wyman

33 Years

Kellie Duplisea

Dann Hayden

James Heist

Brian Ohlendorf

Shawn Ramsay

Mark Zagrobelny

32 Years

Thomas Hamel

Bentley Hatteberg

James Rossi

Kimberly Sieber

George Tapley Jr

Matthew Velte

William Woodward

31 Years

Duane Boissoneault

Charles Brower

Jonathan Sacks

Robert Seegmiller

Andi Vigue

Max Wahl

30 Years

Mark Blanchard

Thomas Carranza

Kevin Crowell

Greg Frantz

Eric George

Jack Guarnaccia

Jeffrey Hinchman

Rick Leonard

Michael Stevens

Cory Thompson

Andrew Tower

James Zimmerman

29 Years

Tara Coffin

Jon Collins

Milton Cruikshank II

Dawn Erb

Paul Franceschi

Kevin Grass

Todd Hoffa

Timothy Pushor

Amy Webber

Von Weese

Michael Zemla

28 Years

Michael Bennett

Jason Butler

Jason Curry

Lincoln Denison Jr

Thomas Dewey

Todd Folsom

Scott Knowlen

Kevin Kokotovich

Thomas Mahar

Joseph Orlando

James Peakes

Sandra Perreault

Raymond Therrien

Troy Twitchell

Daniel Williams

Kenneth Woodcock

27 Years

Michael Berry

Andrew Bowden

Patti-Lynn Brann

Ralph Clukey

Robert Costine

Wayne Enman

John Farnham

Timothy Flewelling

Charles Hall

David Hibbard

Steven Lusi

Donald Ross

Keith Ryder

Christopher Scott

Larry Snowman Jr

Jennifer Turcotte

Bradley Vanadestine

Brian Wheeler

26 Years

Craig Alexander

David Bousquet

Allyn Brice

Michael Brodeur

Barry Brooks

Joshua Brown

Craig Chambers

John Coon Jr

Christopher Downs

Chaderick French

Maurice Gould

Jeffrey Hetzer

Dale Kolashuk

Douglas LaCroix

Todd Lambert

Laurette Laverdiere

Keith Mazzarese

Randy Morin

Mark Nelson

Thomas Noble

Robert Peters

Kelly Shank

Jeremy Sherman

Aaron Walsh

25 Years

Scott Alexander

Christopher Bagley

Esteban Bernal

Shawn Bickford

Benjamin Blodgett

Richard Brescia

Anthony Carr

John Clark

Bobbi Collins

Troy Dziecinny

Alexander Ferguson

Jeffrey Gillespie

Gary Guindon

Thomas Levandowski

Jeffrey Parrish

Shawn Super

Michele Toothaker

Jason White

24 Years

David Bolduc

Richard Bonick

Aron Ceglarek

Jeffrey Cooper

Adele Diodato

Jacob Dionne

Shawn Doran

Neil Dupont

Michael Edwards

Luke Finley

Langis Gagnon

Matthew Gendron

Ryan Graves

Scott Hepworth

Eric Herrman

Mark Hutchins

Scott Jackson

Donna Jacques

Eric Lane

Jeremy Lane

Jose Luna Torres

James Lyons

Jeremy Mace

Gary Mason

Garrett Mcvaney

Shawn Reid

Susan Roberts

Jason Rourke

Francisco Salazar

Gary Smith

Kerry Swallow

Donald Swanson

Jeremy Whitney

23 Years

Ernest Adams

Hunter Anderson

Ronald Ayres

Jason Batchelder

Maurice Batchelder

Christopher Brann

Eugene Carini

Ulicer Castro

Linwood Charette

Joshua Clark

Roland Clark

Greg Cox

John Daley

Justin Desrosiers

Sharon Ebbs

Anthony Falcon

Christopher Folsom

Jon Gliniewicz

Oscar Hernandez

Catherine Hryniewicz

Steve Johnston

Lance Keen

Salvador Lara

David Maheu

Robert Mayhew Jr

Mark McLean

Craig Mulonet

Seth Norton

Joyce Przybylski

Robert Rose

Gary Simmons Jr

Brian Walker

Jeffrey Wood

22 Years

Darryl Bowers

Michael Cavaliere

Bruce Cummings

Destiny Demo

Douglas Easter

Brian Edwards

Genaro Guardado

Robert Higgins Jr

Scott Hoffman

Andrew Hryniewicz

Benedict Jasud

Joe Kazda

Timothy Leclerc

Concepcion Majano

Mark Malatesta

Susan Morrison

Ronny O'Brien

Matthew Raven

Rigoberto Rodriguez Sr

Mark Seavey

Kelly Sexton

Kevin Sinnett

Scott Thies

21 Years

Jesus Bernal

Curtis Brown

Bruce Chesley

Dylan Clay

Daniel Dickey

Javier Gonzalez

Matthew Hebert

Mathew Henry

Sam Jovanovich

Wayne Kimball

Jeremy Kyllonen

Richard Lyons

Terry Malloy

Charles McAdams

Paul Osborne

Manuel Pacheco

Derek Perkins

Jack Petty Jr

Aaron Preble

Rae Randlett III

Jeffrey Robinson

Leigh Ross

Dean Schofield

Harold Sherwood Jr

David Stenzel

Robert Stiegal

Terry Stone

Patrick Sughrue

Ted Swenson

Domingos Tavares

Lisa Walker

20 Years

Berisford Burke

Juan Corbe

Jeffery Crowell

Timothy Fiske

Jeffrey Gilbert

Walter Gordon II

Adam Guiggey

Roy Harris

Gary Hayes

Paul Hebert

William Kearney

Russell Lane

Mark Magario

Albert Michaud

Mauricio Munoz

Mary Nelson

Andrea Pelletier

Lawrence Rediess

Julia Smith

Albert Spaulding

Gilbert Stone

Kristi Surratt

Richard Toothaker

Thomas Tracy

David Varva

David Walter Gregory Wiers

Harry Woods Jr

Justin Zurowski

19 Years

Amiel Alla

Zac Anthony

Robert Bagley

Timothy Baldoni

Curtis Beavers

Jose Bernal

Thommas Bialowas

Rita Bleifield

Marc Caldwell

William Cote

Jeremy Cozart

Christopher Domler

Austin Dozier

Aric Dreher

Corey Drost

Sarah Enos

Kenneth Faria

Joshua Gale

Justin Goodale

Kevin Grillo

Mark Hansen

Christopher Henry

Shawn Horsley

Christopher Jarvais

Marc Jedlowski

James Jenkins

Robert Kitchin

Justin Ladd

Abel Lara

James LePage

Christopher Padilla

Chad Page

Daniel Perkins

Michael Roderick

John Rossignol

Alex Sawchyn

Edward Shortoff Jr

Jason Smaistrla

Trinidad Suarez

Daniel Taylor

Justin Taylor

Adam Thibeault

Cory Verrill

Raymond Zawisza

18 Years

Clifford Albert

Matthew Baum

Isaac Benitez

Richard Bryant

Stephen Buford

Stephen Clendenning

Robert Deary Jr

John Eckenroth

Michael Hebert

Young Hong

Maximino Llamas

Regina Lorenzen

Kelly McIntosh

Gregory Morse

Steven Peters

Michael Rand

Ruben Schofield

Peter Smedberg

Stoney Strickland

Joseph Vandruten

Michael Varney

Richard Westberry Jr

Jamie White

Christopher Wilson

17 Years

Matthew Anderson

Adrian Borrego

Chih Chen

Peter Cianchette

Debra Cyr

Joshua Emmons

Timothy Gardner

Meredith Garner

William Gaul

Jacob Gorman

Derrick Graves

Benjamin Hall

Wayne Jordan

Ronald Kief

Miranda Kinney

Dustin Kyser

Jesus Limon

Mark Maulucci

Allison McDonough

Andrew McFarland

Philip McKenney

Christine Nadeau

Jason Obereiner

Shane Reisinger

Greg Sheets

Jason Shinaberry

James Silvey

Chad Smith

Gary Steward

Jason Thereau

Craig Waterman

Robert Webster

Susan Weeks

Richard White

16 Years

Francisco Aguilar

Marvin Alvarenga

Samuel Baker

Sean Banks

Megan Barnes

Michael Barry

Donald Beliveau

Anthony Bosco III

Gaetan Breton

Daniel Brown

Joseph Buckley

Ray Bush

Miguel Cabrera Reyes

Bruce Cardani

Jeffery Carr Jr

Paul Carter

Jin Chen

Daniel Coffey

Joseph Cote

Stanley Cramer

Jason Despaw

Shane Ennis

Kathleen Ferrigno

Justin Gemmell

Aaron Gibbs

Gerardo Gonzales

Wilbert Gonzalez

Dee Ann Grazioso

Jason Hancock

Cathy Hutchins

Benjamin Izbicki

Martin Jara

Michael Keim

Thomas Langille

Jeffrey Lerch

Jordan Lyford

Thomas Lykins

Shawna McKenney

Lisa McPhail

Robert Meckley

Charles Medley

Marvin Medrano

Alejandro Mejia

John Merrill

Thomas Mikels

Brenda Nichols

Stuart Northup

Aaron O'Donnell

Ralph Pearl

Kyle Pellerin

Michael Penso

Juan Perez Mora

Zachary Perrin

Herminegildo Phee

Aaron Pillar

Will Portillo Soriano

Melvett Ray

Anthony Rickett

Deborah Rowe

James Roy

Dennis Russell

Timothy Sawyer

Brady Stalbaum

Christian Stefens

Matthew Sullivan

Charles Taranto

Dale Taylor

Kenneth Underhill

Christopher Vainio

Herbert Vickers III

Scott Wright

Michael Zwick

15 Years

Ulises Alvarenga

Jesse Athorp

Terry Bagshaw Jr

Eric Berumen

Corey Blagdon

Erica Caldwell

Jeffrey Chandler

Deborah Clark

Derek Cobb

Christopher Courville

Philip DeRoo

Russell Dunn

Robert Engelhardt Jr

Walter Factor

Gary Feeney

Tony Foster

Andrew Hallett

Kyle Jensen

Sean Kelley

John Leith

Scott MacDonald

Edgar Marshall

Amanda McDermott

Brian Pelletier

Jay Reynolds

Douglas Robinson

Mitchell Roman

Michael Roth

Carlos Saldana

John Savage

Gabriel Sloane

Matthew Smith

Ernesto Tejada

Jason Weister

14 Years

Darren Atzman

Brandon Beit

Chad Burgess

William Burgon

James Campbell

Antonio Castellanos

Osvaldo Chavez

Andrew Cochran

Christopher Cochrane

Benjamin Connors

Glen Conrad

Jonathan Correia

James Flear

Patricia Fritz

Sergio Gabaldon

Richard Gaccione Jr

Samuel Guzman

Christopher Hines

Adam Hughes

Craig Hutchins

Karen Hyland

Joseph Jordan Jr

Christopher Kane

Cris Kerfus

Kurt Laflamme

Julius Lester

Cristian Llamas Martinez

Indalecio Lucatero

Nicholas Martin

Adam Mazerolle

Stephen Mitchell

David Moreau

Scott Morris

Nicholis Nelson

Russell Pritt

Agustin Segura

John Sieber

Peyton Smith

Ryan Smith

Gina St Jean

Aaron Stevens

Robert Stewart

Michael Tripp

Jeffery Wallace

Jonathan Wheaton

James White

Christopher Wilcox

13 Years

Fred Ballantyne

James Baronowski

Gerry Batchelder

Daniel Brann

Stephen Broznowicz

John Ciolfi

Shawn Clarke

Roberto Colon

Ruben Coronado

Robert Couture

Michael Davis

Nicholas Dinsmoor

Ryne Elfstrom

John Etchells

Anthony Faiola

Andres Gonzalez

Jeremy Hepworth

Lori Hughes

Ryan Lockhart

Edwin Luna Ordonez

Bruce Mallett

Carla Mallory

Joseph Senko

Kevin Shilko

Michael Shurtleff

Lauren Walsh

Steven Walsh

Corey Ward

Benjamin Weingarden

Pamela Zubiate

12 Years

Richard Bartucca Jr

Michael Beaudry

Benjamin Beaulieu

Eben Campbell

Mary Casey-Walsh

Douglas Clow

David Desjardins

David Doherty

Brett Dyer

Rachel Ervin

Edward Farnham

Aaron Fluellen

Omar Gonzalez Rodrigu

Roman Gosselin

Tyler Graves

Jamie Grimes

Daniel Guiliani

Adam Harmon

Christopher Harney

Zachary Hayes

Billy Hines

Nathan Jamison

Joseph Jenness

Aaron Johns

John Kantz

Erica Kirby

Jeremy Ladd

John Lampinen

Nathan Lancaster

Timothy Leonard

Norman Linnell

Ronald Malonson

Randall Marcotte

Sarah Martin

Michel Martinez

Joseph McDonald

Jonathan McDonald

Gary McLaughlin

Milton Owen III

John Palmer

Kyle Pike

Scott Popoloski

Jacob Ramp

Kathleen Ransom

Jason Richard

Frances Riggs

Manuela Rivera

Joseph Schackart

Jacob Seaman

Gary Sicard

Jennifer Simikian

James Simpson

Halie Speaks

Justin Stewart

Christopher Tourangeau

Bobby Urrabazo

Anita Verrill

Dylan Vitali

John Wasilewski

Scott Wheeler

Chris Willigar Sr

Brandon Wilson

Andrew Zimmerman

Jose Zubiate

11 Years

Howard Alexander

Kojo Asiedu

Thomas Bean

Gary Bell

Valtina Brown

Paul Burmeister

Norbert Cabral

Jesus Calzada

George Carpenter

Jose Cazares

Aaron Coombs

Joseph Cutter

Ana Lee Delagarza

Colin Desjardins

Foster Eberly

Amy Ellsworth

Nathan Frazier

Javier Garcia

Chad Gearheart

Raul Godinez

Jose Hernandez

Juan Hernandez

Brenda Kidwell-Petito

Justin Kitchin

Pamela Martino

Stephen Morgan

Robert Nickerson

Jeffrey Nowakowski

Walter Oakman

Carlos Ochoa Sr

Jesus Ortiz

Eve Parent

Nilesh Patel

Malcolm Patterson

David Pomerleau

Stephen Pryor

Eric Roberts

James Sasser III

Nicole Setzer

Jill Stapay

Stephen Thomas

Douglas Thompson

James Underwood

Christopher Varnell

Arturo Villarreal

Patrick Waddell

Erin Wengell

Kyle Wentworth

Ronald Werner

Michael Whitehead

Reginald Young

10 Years

Suzelle Allain

Cayetano Alvear Jr

Robert Battista

Andrew Bisol

Jason Canarr

Jose Carrillo

Lukas Chamberlain

Alexandra Chavez

Jose Chavez

Kevin Chronley

David Coffey

Joanna Cohen

Kristofer Davis

Kyrsten Duchene

Derek Ellis

Braulio Escutia

Manuel Espinosa Diaz

Wallace Ferreira II

Michael Foley

Matthew Foster

David Ginter

Edward Glynn

Victoriano Gonzalez

Rafael Gutierrez

Kimberley Hampson

Seth Handyside

Allen Hart

Matthew Haskell

Joseph Higby

Paul Howdyshell III

Bruce Hughes Jr

Federico Ilao

Kevin Kerrigan

Stephen Lee

Norman Magner

Peter Malikowski

Sarah Malikowski

Michael Menders

Ryan Merrifield

Steven Miller

Wojciech Olak

Antonio Palacios

Cynthia Paugh

Jason Paugh

Randy Pender

Gary Perrett

William Pulley

Nicholas Riley

Jacob Ritchie

Henry Rullo

Bobbi Ryder

Ricardo Sandoval

Kristen Sasser

Edward Sayman

Edward Simpkins

William Soderberg

Mitchell Spatz

Mack Susi

Brenda Teti

Edward Throgmorton

Luis Torres

Nestor Vizcaino

Justin Wise

Michael Wyatt

Osvaldo Zepeda

9 Years

Susan Bagley

Hannah Bass

Alex Berry

Tracey Brown

Melody Bryant

Scott Calhoun

Antonio Canas

Jeffrey Canfield

Jessie Champagne

Luis Chavez

Devin Clavette

Jana Corona

Nathan Davidson

George Dineen

Darren Drobiak

Mark Elliott Jr

Francisco Fonseca

Katharine Foster

Eric Friddle

Amanda Gardner

Penny Godsoe

James Goodwin

Paul Haggerty

Kendra Henry

Rick Hepworth

Nacor Heredia

Nicholas Hesseltine

Ramon Hill

Courtney Holt

Thomas Hopkins

Michael Hubbard

Damika Jones

David Korb

Connor Laflamme

Gage Lake

Andrew Leali

Gabriel Leyva Corona

Joshua Linscott

Joseph Manfredi Jr

David Martin

John McDermott

Mark Moore

Angela Myers

John Novak IV

Mark Novic

Joshua Oary

Jonathan Pease

Ruel Poissonnier

Brendan Quinn

Elizabeth Redmond

Maxwell Reiser

Dina Riendeau

Francisco Ruiz Rivera

Douglas Stapelfeld

Patrick Stefens

Adam Surface

Derick Thomisee

Daniel Toms

Ryan Tupper

Luis Villanueva Sr

Virgil White

Craig Zuromski

8 Years

Ernest Abbott Jr

Benjamin Ayer

Daniel Batchelder

Frank Benton Jr

Jacqueline Benttinen

Aimee Berling

Dylan Blanchet

John Bogart

Kaelin Boone

Nicholas Bouley

Corinne Bowden

Eric Brouker

Alan Canto

Benjamin Carranza

Shane Cater

Jose Chavez

Colin Christiansen

Deagan Conrad

Arturo Coronado Jr

Anthony Cruz

Jason Derschan

Andres Diaz

Brad Dion

Adam Duczynski

John Flanagan

David Folmar

Ryan Gamblin

Zachary Gardiner

William Ginter

Jorge Godinez-Jimenez

Joseph Guerin

Christian Guerrero

Jose Gutierrez

Rigoberto Guzman

Raymond Halsey

Todd Hepworth

LaTrice Hines

Logan Kesler

Robert Kolakowski

Gerard Laflamme

Rex Lagle

Mark Leasure

Luis Lima

Alejandro

Longoria Govea

Carlos Lopez

Jose Martinez

Jane Mason

Charles McPherson

Jeffrey Mitchell

Miguel Molina Valencia

Jose Montoya

Claude Morin

Daniel Munguia

Cortney Murry

Patrick Noonan

Stanley Novak

Tiffany Ortiz

Albert Osswald

Gary Parker

Courtney Payne

Jared Perez

David Peterson

Matthew Petrousek

Monette Pierre

Julian Reeves

Ross Ricciarelli

Angel Rodriguez

Jose Rodriguez

Shane Sanner

Cameron Schettler

Jesus Segura

Thomas Senior

Harold Speed

Joseph Thibault

Larry Thomas

Stacy Thornton

David Vargas

Jesse Villarreal

Jay Walkowski

David Walls

Craig Washburn

Craig Weaver

Brennen Webster

Jason Williams

Kenneth Winemaster

Clay Winkhart

Jake Wiseman

Nathan Wrigley

Omar Zaldivar

7 Years

Juan Alvarez

Miguel Alvear

Phillip Armstrong

Zachary Benevides

Esteban Bernal

Michael Bianchi

Kenny Bones

Jeremy Boulware

Gary Bressani

Peter Brinley

Brittney Britt

Jordon Brundige

Cindy Burdick

Rachel Carney

Richard Carty

Jason Clark

George Close

Eladio Cosme

Kenneth Cote Jr

Hal Cox

Jared Cox

Tyler Denbow

Robert Dow Jr

Alex Duczynski

Tristan Elliott

Zachary Erving

Bodrick Felder

Michael Fitchie

Stephen Fruscillo

Susana

Garcia Hernandez

John Garland

Hugh Gilman

Brandon Girard

Haven Harrod II

Frank Hernandez

Levi Ivey

Timothy Keating III

Nicholas Kendall

Scott King

Jill Kozur

Gina Lemire

William Lewis III

Alan Lucas

Cecilia Lydick

James Maki

Alfredo Martinez

Jorge Martinez Caballe

Joseph Mazerolle

Crystal Mcinerney

Tashawn Moffett

David Montanez Jr

Patrick Mullaney

Randy Naquin

Patrick O'Brien

Stephen Page

Jared Preston

Andrew Pritt II

Dawn Proffitt

Zoe Puckett

Sabrina Rancourt

Ryan Randolph

Melvin Ray

Juan Reyes

Robert Richard

Jacob Rideout

Walton Roberson Jr

Dakota Robinson

Christopher Rogers

Walter Rogers

Guillermo Sanchez

Susan Skeen-House

Nicholas Squillante

Narshaneque Stewart

Jedidiah Thompson

Zachary Tracy

Jaime Vargas Vega

Luis Villanueva Jr

David Vohar

Derek Washburn

Shane White

Jenny Yee

6 Years

Armando Aldana

Ronald Bagley

Joel Bailey

Jesus Bernal Jr

Robert Borkowski

John Borrero

Richard Boylan

Parker Breard

Michael Brescia

Chad Brown

Peter Brzostowski

Ruben Cardenas

Donald Carter

Jorge Chaves

Christina Cole

John Conlon

Bryan Cook

Dane Copple

Perry Culverson

Jeffery Danforth

Peter DeMartini

Evan Deschene

Peter Desmond

Adam Digennaro

Christopher Dumont

Steven Edgecomb

Jacob Eldredge

Emily Emery

Brian Ernst

Eric Fish

Jeffrey Fletcher

Daniel French

John Frontiero

Francisco Garcia Jr

Cory Garcia-Garcia

Brendan Gerew

Tyler Gilson

Paul Gregg

Kyle Griffin

Robert Grzyb

William Haynes Jr

Travis Horner

Colin Jenkins

Jason Kirouac

Justin Kolashuk

Justin Kramer

Kenneth Kramich

Stephanie Labe

Kenneth LaBree

Tyler LackedyMcCormick

Cody Lindsey

Peter Logiodice V

Geoffrey Long

Yulmin Lopez

Timothy Macierowski

Michael Mantoni

Leo Marley

Samuel Mayhew

Dalton Mcgovern

Erik Mendoza

Anthony Merrill

Quentin Miller

Quentin Miller

Casey Mishoe

Jake Montminy

Michael Moulton

Jonathan Murphy

Chase Nelson

Todd Oppelt

Russell Owings

Justin Panther

Armando Pena

Jason Place

Sergey Podgorodniy

Jason Porter

Joshua Reed

Salvador Reyes Solis

Andrew Ricketts

Angela Ross

Derek Ross

Casey Rouleau

Brodi Santagata

Michael Schmitz

Brendan Scully

Dakota Sentz

Julio Serna

Walker Shinaberry

Cody Shirley

Jacob Shuman

Jaime Smith

Tyler Speed

Michael Statom

Kyle Steward

Todd Sylvester

Carl Thomas

Kristie Vasilchik

Horacio Vasquez

Nathan Watson

Deveral Webley II

Kyle Wilson

Frank Xia

Roberto Zamarripa

5 Years

Sandro Aldana

Margarito Aldana

Matthew Aldrich

Charin Alicea

Daniel Allard

Gary Atherton

Gregory Aubin

David Aviles

Juan Becerra Jr

Alex Benge

John Bolduc

Debra Burgess

Hilary Cain

Isaiah Campbell

Eliodoro Chan-Camacho

Ulises Chavez Baeza

Igor Chernobay

Julie Chicoine

Michael Clancy

Russel Costick

Gregory Criddle

Jose Cruz

Francisco Cuellar Monteja

Aaron Daniel

James Daniels

Todd Desmarais Sr

Joseph Digiorgio

Sonya Fox

Joshua Fumo

Steven Gabaldon

Thomas Giammattei

Jose Godinez

Michael Gonzalez

William Grover

J A Guzman

Rosanna Guzman

Bruce Hamilton

Timothy Hammond

Brock Hardison

Donald Hazzard

Guadalupe Herrera

Maxwell Hewes

Jason Higgins

Douglas Hill Jr

Tammy Hillman

William Hlavka Jr

Juan Ibarra

Serhii Ilchuk

Dakota Jackson

Christopher Jernigan

Ronald Jewell

Andrew Johnson

Nolan Johnson

James Joiner

Cody Jones

Kevin Jones

Dylan LaCoote

Joshua Landry

Raymond Lawrence

Brandon Lawson

Josue Lemus Zacarias

Matthew Levesque

John Lowman

Riley Mack

Jason Mallett

Derek Marcotte

Todd Marcum

John Mayo Jr

Brett McIntyre

James McLeod

Ryan Meisner

Carmen Mendoza

Kaelie Merrill

Troy Merritt

Catherine Mitchell

Lyndsy Moen

Jose Molina

Ernest Norwood II

Michael O'Reilly

Richard Owen Jr

Harvey Patten

Nicholas Patterson

Taylor Perry

Gage Phillips

Austin Phoenix

Nathaniel Picard

William Pigozzi

Kevin Pinheiro

Devin Pulkkinen

Joshua Putman

Rosa Ramos

Patrick Reddix

Patrick Rodrigue

Jose Rodriguez

Lesley Rodriguez

Philip Sanborn

Neida Sandoval

William Savola

Karl Schroeder

Erik Schutter

Calvert Senesac

Eloy Sepulveda Alanis

Lane Shapleigh

Jason Shedlarski

Ramon Soriano Ventura

Joshua Spatz

Joseph Spencer

Cameron Stanhope

Joshua Stanhope

Samuel Stead

Brandi Steffen

Mitchell Stewart

Trevor Sula

Brock Tisdale

Scott Tompkins

John Trainer

Domenick Treschitta

Matthew Tucker

Cody Vickers

Christopher Wilbur

Scott Wiseman

Kirk Wyman

4 Years

Ismael Acosta

Allen Aitken

H Cesar Alanis

Daniel Alvarado

Brian Awalt

Omar Ayala

Scott Baggs

Katherine Baker

Brian Ballanger

Nathan Barrera

Grant Benson

Jeffrey Besozzi

David Bible

Juan Bonilla

Nolan Bouchard

Jack Bramlett III

Justin Brooks

Mark Brooks

Alan Burgess

Francisco Cabello Lopez

Orlando Cabrera

Gerrie Campbell

Ross Campbell

Michael Cano

Jorge Cardenas

Jose Carrillo

Ruben Casillas Jr

Julissa Cassidy

Clint Chicoine

Brittany Chronley

Brian Clark

Joshua Clark

Jeffrey Cline

Ryan Collet

Antolino Contreras

Scott Cooper

John Corley

Joseph Corson

Ryan Cote

Lais Cruz

Kevin Curry

Daniel Davis

John Davis

Ryan Davis Jr

Brandon Depra

Patrick Dolnick

Hugo

Dominguez Mayanga

Paul Dube

Adam Dunn

Salvador Esquivel Jr

Shawn Farris

Leah Fitzmaurice

Dawson Fogg

Sean Foran

Brian Fox

Benjamin Frazee

Peter Gallant

Jose Gandara

Benjamin Getchell

Aaron Gibbons

Dustin Gilbertson

Peter Glidden

Annalisa Gomez-Cucca

Jaime Gomez

Julio Gonzalez

Joshua Gorman

Heather Goucher

Derek Guest

Jose Gutierrez

Cynthia Hall

Jeffrey Hallett

Theodore Hallett

Clayton Hanlon

Gary Harney Jr

Rachael Harris

Amelia Hawley

John Hennessy

Juan Hernandez

Robert Hines

Robert Hislop

Randy Humphrey

Gage Jaberg

Richard Jette

Christopher Johnson

Rory Kelsey

Cecil Kershner IV

Jesse Kimble

Bryan King

Gary Klotz

Daniel Laferriere

Spencer Lawn

Miguel Leura-Cardenas

Jonathan Lopes

Matthew Lynch

Gregory Maffei

Brett Magnuson

Michael Mann

Jeff Marino

Joseph Marshall

Giovana Martins

Stephen McClintock

John McNichols

Nicholas Micoletti

Anthony Milano

Dakota Miller

William Mizwicki

Jose Montejano Garcia

Brandyn Montgomery

George Moore

William Morin

Vicente Munoz Guerrero

Andrew Murdock

Eric Nelson

David Nichols

Dimas Osorio Najera

Jacob Paradis

Ronald Parker Jr

John Picard

Lia Raff

Ricardo Ramirez

Eric Regelin

Michael Risk

Jose Rojas De La Cruz

Richard Rorick

Michael Ryley

Martin Sanchez

Isabelo Santiago

Kevin Schackart

Lee Schmalholz

Joshua Sherron

Andre Simpson

Trevor Smart

Buddy Smith

Daniel Smith

Jake Smith

Ronald Smith

Julia Soucy

Richard Staple

Timothy Steamer

William Strange

Kyle Strout

Jacob Tatro

Jesus TenorioDominguez

Paul Tremblay

Wilfredo Troche Jr

Nicolas Veilleux

Nicholas Vetrano

Christopher Wampler

Samuel Weaver

Donald Wichael

Justin Wrigley

Matthew Zawisza

3 Years

Josue Acosta

Cody Albarado

Felton Alexander

Brayden Allen

Martin Alvarado

Morgan Andrews

Vincent Atiyeh

Dennis Attaway Jr

Tyler Baker

Zachariah Barlow

Joseph Basile

Jorge Batista Gonzalez

Owen Beals

Alex Becker

Richard Benjamin

Peter Berube

Daniel Bessey

Luis Blanco

Donovan Bond

Charles Boone

Adam Boss

Ronald Bowman Jr

Robert Bradley

Trevor Briggs

John Brooks

Christopher Brown

Isidro Cantu

Jacobo Cardenas

Brendon Cartier

Walter Castro Martinez

Juan Cazares

Aron Ceglarek

Vanessa Ceja Chavez

Henry Cence

Nestor Cervantes

Armando

Cervantes Alvarado

Noe Cervantes Rodriguez

Eric Chaney

Ricardo Cisneros

Trevon Clark

Dylan Cloutier

Marixza Contreras

Anthony Cook

Jesse Cook

Jose Cordero Ramirez

Carlos Corona Torres

Shonna Cosme

Josephine Costedio

Devan Cunningham

Jack Cyr

Victor De La Rosa

Manuel Diaz

Edgar Diaz Barragan

Sterling Doiron

Matthew Dolby

David Douglas

Stephen Douglass

Larry Dunn

Eamon Edmund

Eithan Edmund

Juan Elizondo

James English

David Esquibel

Eric Estrada

Carl Faggaini

Kyle Faggaini

Anthony Filippini

Matthew Fiore

John Fisher

Cesar Flores Flores

Adam Folsom

Christine Fortin

Tyler Fuller

Felicia Funchess

Francis Galley

Robert Gefell

Ana Gomez Garcia

Benjamin Gomez Lemus

Jaime Gonzalez

Silverio Gonzalez

Samuel Green

Scott Griffin

Jo Kathleen Guay

Juan Guerrero

Andre Guillotin V

Ronald Hanna

Quentin Hardison

Colton Harris

Ethan Hartford

Bret Hatch

Jeffery Haun

Jena Henry

Jorge Herrera

Martin Hewes

Eric Heyden

Jeff Hodson

Christina Hughes

Russell Jarvis

Andrew Jastrab

Lisa Jean

Audrey Jones

Mark Justice

Steven Keto

Joshua King

Keith Knight

Krista Knight

James Labonville

Michael Lach

Nicholas Lahey

Daniel LaMarre

Stephen Lancaster

Christopher Langford

Nathan Langford

Reymundo Lara Jr

Kevin Leatherwood

Stephen Libby

Sergio Linares

Christopher Littles

Dustin Long

Orlando Lopez

Thomas Luckern IV

Kenneth Macak

Kathleen MacLeod

Austin Maheras

Benjamin Mance III

Garrett Marks

Jose Martinez-Barajas

Rolando Martinez Sr

Meghan McCarthy

Elizabeth McConnell

Dylan Menditto

Levis Mendoza Rubio

Daniel Merino

John Millen

Brittney Miller

Nicole Miller

Rafael Montejano

Terrence Moore

Frank Moreno

Kevin Morrow

Jonathan Mountain-Graham

Brook Myers

Stephen Nagle

Gary Narbis

Arash Nejad

Matthew Nelson

Tucker Nyquist

Eric Olsen

Isidoro Olvera Trejo

Jacob Ouellette

Zechariah Palmer

Ronald Parker III

Santos Payan

Demarkus Peevy

William Pelkey III

Michael Pelletier

Robert Pepin

Juan Perez

Pedro Perez

Shawn Perkins

Jagger Petersen

Christopher Pickles

David Pilling

Cody Plante

Cylee Pratt

Bruce Puente

Edwin Ramirez

Jose Ramos

Misael Ramos Class

Carlos Ramos Gonzalez

Jeffrey Randich

Luis Rangel De Los Reyes

Ray Resendez

Matthew Riley

Tyler Robinson-Hebert

Fernando Robles-Guel

Raymond Robson Jr

Pablo Rocha

Timothy Rochford

Gabriel Rodriguez Ramos

Juan Rodriguez

Alexander Rubi

Ernesto Ruiz Jr

David Ruiz

Angel Sanchez Vargas

Terrence Satterfield

Mathew Schultz

Nallely Sepulveda

Gabriel Serna

Kyle Shanaberger

Christopher Sharkey

Andrew Shipp

Justin Slade

Ingrid Sooknanan

John Souza

Wayne St Pierre Sr

Jacob Sterrett

Wendy Stinnett

Josh Strand

Tammy Strickland

Cory Tasker

Christopher Teel

Craig Terry

Matthew Tessier

Peter Theberge

Sophia Thibodeau

Amy Thiel

Angel Tinoco

Federico Tirado

Jose Valdez

Fitzroy Vanhorne

Donald Veldhuizen

Carlos Villarreal

Bryce Waddell

John Wiley Jr

Ryan Wilhelm

Dave Williams

Jordan Wilson

Roy Woods

Nathan Woody

Katelyn Wright

Stephen Wyman

Robert Young

Javier Zaragoza

2 Years

Thomas Aguilar

Charles Alexander

Jacob Armijo

Molly Babineau-Carter

Annette Bachman

Kristen Badger

Jesus Baeza Casillas

Gavin Bailey

Jessica Baker

Scott Baldwin

Jacobo Banuelos Chavez

Abel Barajas Jr

Francisco Barajas Torres

Derek Barcus

Brian Baril

Brandon Bennett

Michael Berry III

Gregory Black

Zachary Boyer

Lawrence Branyon

Ryan Brescia

Carlos Briones

Stephen Buchanan

Elijah Bussell

Luis Calles Espinosa

Anthony Cantu

Cody Carlin

Garrett Casburn

John Ceballos

Raul Cepeda

Hugo Cervantes Calderon

Kyle Cholod

Candice Cobb

Tyson Cochran

Baxter Cole

Jessica Collins

Juan Compian

Luiz Contreras

Kailee Cook

Victor Cook

Brittany Cookson

Victor Corona Orozco

Martin Cortez

Joseph Costa

Logon Cote

Francesca Couture

Martin Covarrubias

Charles Coy IV

Louis Crescentini

Anel Cruz

William Curran IV

Tyler Davis

Luis Delgado

Kendra Deneault

Suzanne Dennis

William Deno Sr

Carlos Diaz

Angelis Diaz Gonzalez

Joel Diaz Gonzalez

Michael Doucette

Damon Dow

Chloe Downs

Douglas Dudley

Jose Duran Sr

John Edwards

Ashlynn Efferding

Jack Emery

Jonathan Espinosa

Daniel Estrada

Scott Evans

Thomas Fantasia

Robert Fernandez Jr

Garrett Fishlock

Patricia Flores Lopez

Pierce Foxwell

Rosalma Franco

Ulises Fuentes Martinez

Mary Gallego

Gilbert Garcia

Jose Garcia

James Gavis

James Gdovin

Cody Gilks

Erik Golobic

Agustin Gomez

Rafael Gonzales

Jonathan Graves

Maria Guevara

Joel Gutierrez

Brian Guzman

Charles Hager

Andrew Haining

Winston Hamilton Jr

Monica Hamrick

Daron Hanson

Akeem Harris

Justin Harvey

Stephen Hassett

Hunter Hayden

John Henriquez

Jordan Henshaw

Johnel Holmes

Michael Houghton

Taylor Hovey

Alexander Hubbard

Joseph Hunter

Michael Hurst

Chris Isherwood

Armando Jaime

Juan Jaime Sr

Noah Jalbert

Leslie Jerry

Brad Johnston

James Johnson

Gobani Juarez

Joseph Kaspick III

Carl Kennedy III

Shawn Kenney

Thepaksone Keovilay

Emily Klegraefe

Matthew Lancaster

Savannah Latham

Adrian Lavoie

Nicole Lawlor

Christopher Lee

Roberto

Lemus Hernandez

Jaron Leonard

Jose Lion

Yobanny Lopez

Christian Lucchesi

Ezequiel Lucena Martinez

Anthony Lujan

Bradley Lujan

Roman Luna Sr

Quentin Mackin

David Manzo Jr

Juan Mares Servin

John Maroney

Todd Maronge

Joshua Marquis

Richard Martin

Orlando Martinez Toledo

Kyndal Massey

Miguel Mata Jr

Leland Matthewson

Justin Mayer

Akeem McGill

Matthew McLaughlin

Deanna McLean

Cole Medley

Eugenio Mejia Jr

Omar Mejia

Agustin Mendoza

Erik Mendoza

Raul Mendoza

Xavier Mendoza Jr

Villagomez

Robert Mercado

Jennifer Miller

Jocelyn Miller

Dalton Mobley

Richard Moisan Jr

Sally Morgan

Scott Moseley

Juan Moya

Kenneth Mulligan

Kade Nelson

Kamden Nelson

Matthew Ostendorf

Harley Owings

Mario Pena Trujillo

James Petenbrink

Logan Poirier

Jacob Portella

Percy Post

Vernal Ramsey

Tyler Raybon

Mark Razo

Mark Reid

Thadquacius Richardson

Manuel Rocha III

Angel Rodriguez

Angel Rodriguez Jr

Carlos Rodriguez

Nicolas Rodriguez

Brent Russell

Chad Russell

John Russell

Jesus Salinas

Jorge Sanchez Nava

Matthew Sargent

Jonathan Sauseda

Joseph Schelling

Kristine Sconyers

Felipe Serrato

Anthony Shaw

Brian Sherman

Erica Short

Melanie Shreenan

Jesus Silva

Suzanne Sinclair

Trisha Slade

Thomas Sloan

Javier Soto

Shawn Soucie

Joel Soucie

Jesse Steorts

Phillip Strouth

Joshua Swanson

Joshua Sweedler

Gardner Swenson

Douglas Taylor

Wade Thurlow

Callie Toothaker

Daniel Torres Angeles

Hugo Torres

Thomas Trader

Elizabeth Traphagen

Melvin Trefethen

Emmanuel Trejo

Bobby Troupe

Carlos Trujillo

Noah Tuttle

Cory Tyler

Emmanuel Ugarte

Hector Uranga

Eli Uresti

Kymberly Valero

Yoshfrank Vargas

Miguel Vasquez

Ryan Veilleux

Jose Velasquez

Edward Velez

David Venzor

Jesse Villarreal Jr

Justin Watts

Keith Wheaton

Robert Wheeler

Roger Whiteneck Jr

Stephen Wilkins

Stephan Williams

Spencer Willoughby

Douglas Wilson

Benjamin Wolf

Marcus Worster

Patrick Wright

Jerry Zamarripa

Cristopher Zavala

Ford Zehner

Arturo Zuniga Jr

1 Year

Josefat Acuna Hernandez

Adrian Aguilera Serra

Emilio Alegria

Adrian Alvarez Jr

Lizbeth Alvarez

Daniel Anaya Jr

Daniel Annibalini

Miguel Antillon

Marco Arita Jr

Rolando Arredondo

Daven Arseneau

Francisco Atiyeh

Jose Avalos

Susana Avalos

Dustin Ayers

Ludovic Barbin

Christopher Bechard

Alden Beck

Andrew Beglane

Tyler Beit

Andrea Bernard

Jordan Best

Alberto Bibian

Shannon Bickford

Kim Blanchard

Tanner Boaz

George Botello

Bobby Bramwell

Hannah Brasher

Timothy Bridge

Tanner Bridges

Jeremiah Brooks

Todd Brow

Burdette Brown

Henry Brown III

Martin Brown

Timothy Bryant

Corinne Buchanan

Daniel Burch IV

Glenn Burky Jr

Ethan Bushey

Alfredo Bustinza

Cindi Butchko

Colby Cain

Leeroy Calderon Sr

Devin Callahan-Cormier

Austin Cameron

Samantha Campos

Julian Capino

John Carranza

Judith Carreon

David Carter Jr

Christopher Casey

Victor Castro

Austin Castrucci

Edgar Cazares

Tymber Ceglarek

Cesar Cervantes

Jesus Chaidez

Colin Chan Ho

Alondra Chaves

Dayron Chavez

Phillip Chavez

Leonard Check

Ryan Clavette

Kaneicha Clay

Samuel Coddington

Christine Collazo

Sydney Collins

David Contreras

Misael Contreras

Cherie Coriz

Jeremia Crain

Matthew Crawford

Anselmo Cruz Cruz

Daniel Cruz

Lee Cruz

Hannah Currier

Justin Curtis

Thomas Cyr

Isaac Dalger

Matthew Dalton

Francis D'Aurora

Kadon Day

Thomas Day

Tiago De Castro

Lonnie Delano

Christopher Dennis

Joshua Desiato

Anthony Diaz Juarez

Andrew Dodd

Randy Doescher

Ruben Dominguez Jr

Dylan Doran

Eric Dow

Jeffrey Dozois

Bradley Drango

Dawson Drew

John Dube

Nicholas Dubois

Logan Duchesne

Mark Duff

Paige Dumm

Robert Dunning

Garrett Dunton

Arturo Echeverria

Zachary Eddings

Benjamin Eldridge

Cole Elfreich

Jared Enciso

George England

Eleazar Escobar

Michael Escoe

Moises Espina Vilchez

Mauricio Esquivel

Michele Esquivel

Mark Ethier

Alberto Famania Soto

Matthew Farese

Alan Fernandez Flores

Jesse Fife

Steven Figueiredo

William Figueroa

Russell Fink

Floyd Flint Jr

Danny Flores

Jesus Flores Martinez

Jorge Flores

David Ford III

Nathaniel Foss

Matthew Foster

James Fredieu

John Frisby

Arthur Fryxell

Gus Fuentes Jr

Danielle Furlani

Michael Furtado

Nicholas Gagas

Adalberto Galarza

Brian Garchitorena

Abel Garcia

Claudio Garcia Corrales

David Garcia Jr

Ernest Garcia

Britany Garza

Marco Garza

Alfredo Garzoria

Antonio Garzoria

Michael Gillen

Alexander Girard

Oliver Giroux

Alexander Gonzalez

Alexander Gonzalez

Luis Gonzales Gonzales

Victor Gonzalez

Gabriella Gooden

Zachary Goucher

Nathaniel Grammer

Mario Granados Serna

Cody Graves

Joseph Green

Nicky Green

Willie Green

Zane Green

Jacob Griffeth

Caitlin Griffin

Erik Guerrero

Jorge Guevara

Paolo Guevara Sr

Ysidro Guillen

Kelly Gumprecht

Rodrigo Guzman Lopez

Vincent Guzman

Tyler Hallett

Kyle Hardison

Cody Hart

Zachary Hartt

Todd Hasenfus

Layth Hassan

Kortnee-Ann Hasselmann

Kevin Hassold

Stephen Hawes

Carla Healer

Scott Helfrich

Dustin Hepworth

Jorge Hernandez

Luis Hernandez II

Blake Hofacker

Rylan Hoffman

Stephen Holland

Tiffany Howarth

Thomas Ireland

Lisa Irvin

Edward Ives

Charles Jacobson

Ashley Janca

Desmond January

Nathan Jewett

Brooke Johnson

Troy Johnson

Brian Jones

Jadian Jones

Jeremey Jones

Madison Jourdan

Jacob Kaluf

Benjamin Kane

Jason Kearney

Joanna Keaton

Richard Keltonic

Mason Kenney

Donald King

Robert Kloss

Raphael Kolbjornsen

James Kuntz

Cory Kurth

Dylan Kyllonen

Joseph Lacy

Angel Lambert

Calvin Langford

Adam Lapointe

David Lara Vazquez

Rheanna Lawn

James Leatherbee

Christopher Lebell

Brandon Lefresne

Fernando Leyva Zavala

Eric Liang

Luis Linarez Julia

Joseph Linkletter

Autumn Littlefield

Brandon Lizana

Matthew Lockard

Bryan Lopez

Jesus Lopez

Jose Lopez

Mondragon

Victor Lopez Romero

Zeferino Lopez Romero

Lecorey Love

Ruben Lozano Jr

John MacDonald

Gerardo Macedo Garcia

William Maerkle

Guillermo

Maldonado Ordonez

Luis Maldonado Rodriguez

Jonathan Malia

Nicholas Mann

Luke Marchisio

Travis Martin

Daniel Martinez

Eddie Martinez

Edward Martinez Jr

Edward Martinez III

John Martinez Jr

Jose Martinez

Nick Martinez

Robert Martinez

Sigifredo Martinez Jr

Caleb Masson

Aaron Mayer

Adam McClintock

David McLaughlin

Michael McLean

Peter McNeil

Cristina Medina Urbina

Francisco Medina Ramirez

Karen Medina

Priscilla Mejia

Derek Melcic

Leonard Mendenhall

Horacio Mendez

Daniel Merino Jr

Joshua Merrill

Justin Miller

Jacob Mitchell

Luis Molina Valencia

Ariana Mondragon

Deryck Montante

Griffin Moore

James Moore Jr

Natalie Moreau

Lauren Morency

Davin Morgan

Brian Morrill

Nicholas Morris

Kelli Motley

Justin Moulton

Richard Muniz

Javier Munoz

Ruperto Munoz

Karley Murray

Travis Nadeau

Iurii Naghit

Orlando Nammavaly

Landon Nelson

Travis Newkirk

Samuel Nicklas

Charles Nixon

Gwendolyn Noble-Miller

Jairo Nolberto

Tammy Nowakowski

Alexander Nudelman

Julio Nunez Jr

Trevor Nye

Rachael O Connor

Orlando Ochoa

Daniela Olivares

Joel Oliver

Reinaldo Olivo

Rudy Ortega

Miguel Ortiz

Maximilian Owen

Vicky Owens

Chase Pajak

Christopher Palmer

James Palmer

John Parent

Mark Parsons

Fredrick Patin

Cristian Perez

Mauricio Perez Toscano

Philip Peters

Denise

Petit Moenkemoeller

David Pilcher

Brady Powell

Carrie Pratt

Mark Pray

Dalton Pressey

Marc Preston

Justyce Prevost-Moody

Spencer Priest

Stephanie Provatas

Demetrius Pruitt

Anthony Quintanilla

Ivan Ramirez

Mateo Ramirez

Omar Ramirez

Toby Ray

Jakob Ream

Erik Recendez

Damian Recendez

Daniel Recendez

Gabriel Reed

John Reno

Jose Renteria

Elvis Reyes Ramirez

Leonardo Reyes Vazquez

Rolando Reyna

John Rhodes

Sarah Richards

Derrick Riddles

Robert Rigby Jr

Matthew Rines

Gabriel Rivas

Jose Rivera

Jose Rivera Sr

Mario Rivera Rivera

Jacob Rivers

Samuel Robichaud

Eric Robitaille

Fernando Robles II

Juan Robles

Luis Rodriguez Jr

Wilfredo Rodriguez

Jose Rosales

Prestin Rose

Samuel Rosenfeldt

Kane Roster

Bruce Roy

Bryan Roy

David Roy

Alexis Rubet

Daniel Ruiz

Ulises Ruiz

Jacob Sanborn

Jarrod Sanborn

David Sanchez Jr

Hector Sanchez Jr

Joan Sanchez Mercado

Jose Sanchez Sr

Hector Santiago

Paul Sarrategui

Cole Sawyer

Paula Schneiderwind

Nicholas Scott

William Seddon

Aldo Seledon

Mark Selig

Sumner Sewall III

James Shaffer III

Timothy Sharbine

Scott Sharp II

Zachary Sharp

Kenneth Shaufl

Scott Sheehan

Josh Shepherd

Timothy Sherman

Clement Sherwood

Tyler Sibbrell

David Simon

Jeffrey Sminkey

Ramon Smith

David Solis

Everardo Solis

Rodney Solis Sr

Erik Sotelo

Peter Soucy

Bryan Spencer

Logan Spencer

Susan St Pierre

James Stanley

Kimaro Staple

Kyle Stebbins

Cole Stevens

Marvin Story

Brendan Stratton

Anthony Stroud

Karsen Sweatt

Jeffrey Sydelko

Eric Tankerley

Debra Tasker

Brian Terrazas Maldonado

William Terrell

Aidan Terry

Phillip Terry

Soraya Theodore

Benjamin Thompson

Chad Thompson

Russell Till

Nathaniel Tolman

Megan Tower

William Traver

Austin Tucker

Braiden Umel

Francisco Valadez

Marcos

Valencia Nafarrate

Mario Vallejo Torres

Elisabeth Van Der Sleesen

Shane Vanadestine

Job Vargas

Dylan Varney

Enrique Vasquez Jr

Frederick Viano Jr

Drake Viles

Evaristo Villafranca

Jose Villagomez

Manuel Virata

Mark Wagner

Alden Wallace

Edward Wanat

Christopher Wandle

Jason Ward

Keith Wells

Kala Wentworth

Kevin Wheat

Brett Wheeler

Robert Wheeler

Walter Wheeler

Janice White

Timothy White

Jayde Whitten

Timber Wiblin

Lance Wilcox

Darius Williams

Michael Willis

Ronald Withem

Martin Wong Jr

Brady Wright

James Wuethrich

Justin Wyatt

Jerri Yancey

Alexander Yasechek

Richard Zamora Escobar

Michael Zinck

Manuela “Nelly” Rivera, is a parts/inventory worker that works with our Logistics team in LaPorte, Texas.