Dallas/Fort Worth Construction News • July 2016
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Association Calendar
Round-Up
Content submitted by Associations to Construction News
American Institute of Architects
Nat’l Assn. of the Remodeling Industry
Jul. 21: AIA/TEXO Bark + Build Kick Off Party, SPCA, 2400 Lone Star Dr., Dallas, 6pm Jul. 28: AIA Dallas/CSI Dallas/USGBC Texas North Texas Sustainable Showcase 2016, The Laurel, 2040 Enchanted Way, Grapevine. Visit www.ntxsustainableshowcase.com for details.
Jul. 12: Meeting, The Kitchen Source, 1544 Slocum St., Dallas, 6pm
ASCE - Dallas
NAWIC - Dallas Nat’l Assn. of Women in Construction
Jul. 18: Speed Networking Night, Uncle Bucks, 2501 Bass Pro Dr., Grapevine, 6pm Jul. 21: Block Kids, Girls Inc., 350 N. Zang Blvd., Dallas, 12:30pm
American Society of Civil Engineers
NAWIC - Fort Worth
Jul. 11: ASCE Dallas/Ft. Worth joint branch meeting, Arlington Hilton Hotel, 2401 E. Lamar Blvd., Arlington, 8:30am Jul. 11: Dallas branch meeting, 11am
Nat’l Assn. of Women in Construction
ASA North Texas
Jul. 21: Industry Appreciation Night/ business meeting, Diamond Oaks Country Club, 5821 Diamond Oaks Dr. N, Fort Worth, 5:30pm
American Subcontractors Association
NTRCA
Jul. 14: ASA Split Happens Bowling Tournament, AMF Euless Lanes, 1901 Airport Fwy. Euless, 5:30pm registration, 6pm team bowling and 8:30pm awards. Jul. 27: Lunch meeting, Las Colinas Country Club
N. Tx Roofing Contractors Assn.
CSI – Dallas Construction Specifications Institute
Jul. 28: AIA Dallas/CSI Dallas/USGBC Texas North Texas Sustainable Showcase 2016, The Laurel, 2040 Enchanted Way, Grapevine. Visit www.ntxsustainableshowcase.com for details.
DACA - DFW
Jul. 13: Lunch and Learn, International Bowling Museum Arlington, 621 Six Flags Dr., Arlington, 11:30am
NUCA N. Tx. Utility Contractors Assn.
Jul. 21: Happy hour, Brickhouse Tavern + Tap, 700 W. State Hwy. 114, Grapevine, 4:30pm.
PMI – Dallas Project Management Institute
Jul. 14: Dinner meeting, 3333 Golfing Green Dr., Farmers Branch, 6:30pm.
Drywall & Acoustical Contractors Assn.
PMI – Fort Worth
Jul. 20: Membership meeting, Courtyard Marriott TownePlace Suites, 2200 Bass Pro Court, Grapevine, 11am.
Project Management Institute
Jul. 21: Meeting, DFW Marriott South, 4151 Centreport Dr., Fort Worth, 6pm
ECAT
RCAT
Earthmoving Contractors Assn. of Tx.
Roofing Contractors Assn. of Tx.
Jul. 15-16: 58th Annual Membership Meeting, The Hilton Garden, Duncanville. Event includes annual skeet and trap shoot contest, Cummins Diesel Engine Plant tour, summary of past and next state legislative session coming in January, the ECAT-BITCO Safety Insurance Program, and the annual meeting awards and banquet. Second quarter board meeting will be on Jul. 16 in the Cedar Hill meeting room; event is open to all members and anyone having business with the board should contact the office to get on the agenda. For more info, visit www.earthmovingcontractors.com; late registration can be submitted by phone to ECAT office by Jul. 8; to register call (830) 629-1620.
Jul. 20-22: Quarterly Membership Meeting/Licensing Boot Camp, exams, Hotel Indigo, 325 N. Kansas St., El Paso; licensing boot camp, Border chapter networking event, educational seminars and RCAT licensing exams; to reserve, call (915) 532-5200 or visit www.rooftex.com
ICRI - NT Int’l Concrete Repair Institute
Jul. 14: 2nd Annual Sporting Clay Event, Dallas Gun Club, 3601 S. Stemmons Fwy. at Hwy. 121, Lewisville, 8am
IEC - Fort Worth Independent Electrical Contractors
Jul. 13: Lunch and Learn meeting, IEC training facility, 5811 E. Berry St., Fort Worth, 11:45. Cost is $15 per person.
Hill & Wilkinson General Contractors promoted Steve Doyle to vice president business operations. Doyle will serve as the firm’s general counsel and oversee all legal activities of the company including risk management and contracts. Doyle previously served as corporate counsel for Austin Industries. He earned a bachelor of Science in architectural engineering from the University of Texas at Austin and his juris doctor degree from the University of Texas School of Law. Phil Armstrong PE has rejoined HNTB Corporation as central division business development officer and senior vice president. He returns to HNTB’s Dallas office, where he previously spent 13 years. Armstrong has more than 37 years of industry experience, most recently serving as a senior vice-president and senior program manager for another consulting firm. His focus includes expanding HNTB’s client service in multiple markets across central and western states. Armstrong earned a bachelors degree in civil engineering from the University of Kansas.
Submissions
NARI - Dallas
Round-Up
AIA - Dallas
Weatherization Partners Ltd. (WPL) announces the following: Jason Moyer of Grapevine has been promoted to senior vice president of sales and marketing. Since joining WPL in 1998, Moyer has been promoted twice in the past for his role in leading several strategic sales and marketing initiatives that resulted in multi-million dollar sales growth throughout the 12 Southwest states the company serves. Moyer has more than 25 years experience in the construction industry and is a graduate of Texas Tech University. Danny Stanphill of Celina has been promoted to vice president of residential business for the Texas market. Stanphill joined the company in 2005 as a DuPont Tyvek Specialist and since has contributed to market growth in North Texas. In 2011, he was awarded DuPont Tyvek Specialist of the Year. Until recently, Stanphill was North Texas Regional Manager leading a sales team that served the Dallas/Fort Worth market. He is a graduate of Texas Tech University.
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SAM Subcontractors Assn. of the Metroplex
Jul. 7: Dinner Meeting, MCM Elegante Hotel, 2330 W. Northwest Hwy., Dallas, 6pm
Worth the tassel
TEXO The Construction Association
Jul. 21: AIA/TEXO Bark + Build Kick Off Party, SPCA, 2400 Lone Star Dr., Dallas, 6pm Jul. 28: IMPACT Networking Series, The Collective Brewing Project, 112 St. Louis Ave., Fort Worth, 5pm
TSPS Texas Society of Professional Surveyors
Jul. 16: 11th Annual Hook, Line & Surveyor Fishing Tournament, Redfish Bay & Boathouse, 322 Huff St., Aransas Pass, TX
USGBC U.S. Green Building Council
Jul. 28: AIA Dallas/CSI Dallas/USGBC Texas North Texas Sustainable Showcase 2016, The Laurel, 2040 Enchanted Way, Grapevine. Visit www.ntxsustainableshowcase.com for details.
Fourth-year graduating class spokesperson Mark Innis
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early 500 attendees cheered as 55 student graduates turned their tassels at the Dallas Wyndham hotel on Jun. 7. The graduates, who all completed four years of the Independent Electrical Contractors Association (IEC) Dallas chapter’s apprentice program, were honored at the evening ceremony. Cummings Electrical’s Terence Trammell won Outstanding Apprentice for all four years at IEC Dallas. His employer, Tim Cummings, was presented with the recognition award for employing Trammel. Tim Samuels, executive Dean of Business, Information Technology and Workforce Development at Northlake College, delivered the commencement address. –mjm
Four-year Outstanding Apprentice Terence Trammel
Cummings Electrical president Tim Cummings and Walker Engineering’s Mike McAdams