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Sycamore Middle School - Results for Bid Release 3

admin — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 22:05:31 +0000

The top three low bids are listed below.

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04- Masonry
Pyzik - $1,131,000
Jimmy Z
J&E Duff

06A- General Trades
LJ Morse - $347,000
Hargrave
RB Construction

06B- Laminate Casework
Larson - $193,066
Carol Seating

07- Roofing & Metal Panels
Olsson - $291,000
Weatherguard
Sullivan

08A- D/F/H
ABS - $211,235
Stauber

08B- Aluminum Entrances & Windows
Cardinal - $399,000
Rock Valley Glass
3F Corp

10- Lockers
Larson- $162,337
Carol Seating

11A- Food Service Equipment
TriMark Marlin - $47,764
Schwepe

11B- Lab Casework
Harry K - $273,714
Larson

22- Plumbing
Adler - $510,000
MO-ST
Action Plumbing

Sycamore Middle School Bid Results

admin — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 15:53:22 +0000

The top three low bids are listed below.

02A- Excavation
Kane Co. Excavating - $239,679
Stark & Sons Trenching
Bell Land Improvement

02B- Site Concrete
Chadwick - $164,900
Abbey Paving
Eagle Concrete

02C- Asphalt Paving
Schroeder - $284,000
Curran
Hardin

02D- Site Utilities
Wagner - $148,912
River Valley Land
Stark & Sons Trenching

02E- Landscaping
Pedersen Company - $89,909
K&D Landscaping

03- Building Concrete
Manning Concrete- $364,660
Eagle Concrete
Elliott Construction

05- Structural Steel
SteelFab- $330,000
TA Bowman
Dimensional Technology

ECC Multipurpose Classroom- Bid Results

admin — Thu, 07 Jan 2010 17:33:58 +0000

The top three low bids are listed below.

02A- Excavation
Stark & Son - $230,927
American Grading
Kane County Excavating

02B- Site Concrete
Chadwick - $152,980
MM Peters
Marin Cement

02C- Asphalt Paving
Arrow Road - $186,750
Chamption Paving
Schroeder Asphalt

02D- Site Utilities
Stark & Sons - $236,452
DiMeo Brothers
JS Reimer

02E- Landscaping
Western DuPage - $92,608
Hoppy’s Landscaping
Breezy Hill

02F- Select Demolition
Break Thru - $188,000
Alliance Sawcutting
Champion Environmental

02G- Surveying
Please call SMC office for results

02H- Soil and Material Testing
Please call SMC office for results

03- Cast-In-Place Concrete
Tricon - $255,804
Martin Cement
Driessen

04- Masonry
Driessen - $925,000
Jimmy Z Masonry
J & E Duff

05- Structural Steel
Waukegan Steel - $692,882
SteelFab
TA Bowman

06A- General Trades
JC Harris - $363,050
Manusos
Frontier

06B- Doors/ Frames/ Hardware
LaForce - $97,108
Precision
American Building Services

07A- Metal Panels
All American - $263,600
Metal Erectors
Nations

07B- Roofing
Weatherguard Roofing - $658,000
Olsson Roofing
All American

08- Glass and Glazing
McHenry Co. Glass - $796,500
Rock Valley Glass
Gateway Glazing

09A- Drywall
International Decorating - $544,493
Peak
LJ Moorse

09B- Acoustical
Midwest - $122,296
Just Rite Acoustics
International Decorating

09C- Carpet/ Resilient
Vortex - $397,836
Libertyville
Kingston Tile

09D- Ceramic Tile
ROI - $107,950
Libertyville
Lowery

09E- Painting
Ascher Brothers - $109,300
Lankford Construction
J&M Decorating

21- Fire Protection
Absolute FP - $97,700
Nova Fire
Automatic Fire Systems

22- Plumbing
Harwig Plumbing - $437,000
DeFranco Plumbing
Jensen’s Plumbing & Heating

23- HVAC
Amber Mechanical - $1,877,000
MG Mechanical
National Heat & Power

26- Electrical
Lauderdale - $927,000
Kellenberger Electric
Carey Electric

27A- Phone/ Data Wiring
Applied Communications - $168,971
Complete Cable
Malko

27B- Audio Visual
South Vision - $229,362
Pro-Com

28A- Security
Applied Communication - $76,964
Dakota

28B- Fire Alarm
Kellenberger Electric - $55,000
Associated Electric
KII Electrical

Byron Public Library now open to public

admin — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 15:51:46 +0000

The new state-of-the-art library facility in Byron, Illinois is now open to the public. Designed by PSA-Dewberry/BCA of Elgin, this building is targeting U.S. Green Building Counsel LEED® rating of Gold. This building includes a geothermal heat pump system, dual flush toilets, reflective metal roof and concrete parking lot to minimize heat effects, and energy efficient windows.

Pingree Grove Police Facility receives LEED® Silver award

admin — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 15:22:22 +0000

Congratulations! The Village of Pingree Grove Police Facility completed in September 2008, has been certified as a Silver-level LEED® facility by the U.S. Green Building Council. Designed by PSA-Dewberry/BCA of Elgin, Illinois, the building features low flow plumbing fixtures, electric plugs to recharge police vehicles, native trees and shurbs for minimal maintenance and low-emitting finishes with low or no VOC content

Gail Borden Public Library- Rakow Branch Grand Opening

admin — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 14:13:10 +0000

Congratulations to the Gail Borden Public Library, the Rakow Branch facility is now open to the public. The project was completed on schedule and paperwork has been submitted to USGBC targeting LEED ® Gold rating. The “vine” cutting ceremony was August 15th celebrating this new “green” facility.

LEED® Gold - December 4, 2008

admin — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 22:13:48 +0000

It’s Official! The Harm A. Weber Academic Center at Judson University has been certified as a gold-level LEED® facility by the United States Green Building Council. While construction on the facility wrapped in time to the start the 2007 school year, LEED® certification was not confirmed until December 2008. The innovative facility houses the University’s Department of Art, Department of Architecture, and Library.

Congratulations Judson University on the confirmed success!

Grand Opening of Gail Borden Library Café - November 21-22, 2008

admin — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 22:09:56 +0000

It’s official - the Café at the Gail Borden Public Library in Elgin’s downtown is open for business. The 1,200 square foot La Tazza Café which features European coffee, fresh pastries, pasta, soups, salads, snacks and much more held its grand opening celebrations on Friday, November 21st and Saturday, November 22nd.

Children and adults were welcomed to the facility with popcorn, balloons, coffee and other festivities. Appearances by Sponge Bob Square Pants and a magician, in addition to a money machine where café coupons and money could be won, provided fun for the whole family.

SMC acted as construction manager for the café build-out which offers library-goers a place for good food, café drinks and wireless internet access. The facility, located at 270 North Grove Street in Elgin, Illinois, is open from 7:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday; 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and Saturday; and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday.

Bob and Edna Meadows Regional Cancer Care Center Ribbon Cutting Ceremony November 13, 2008

admin — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 22:09:09 +0000

Shales McNutt Construction was pleased to be the contractor for Provena Saint Joseph Hospital’s Bob and Edna Meadows Regional Cancer Care Center. The facility was completed in October, two months ahead of schedule, and opened its doors on the evening of November 13, 2008 to welcome the friends that made the facility possible. Food and drinks were served as guests enjoyed tours of the facility and words of gratitude before watching the cutting of the ribbon.

Provena Saint Joseph Hospital CEO William A. Brown recognized the many partnerships necessary for the facility’s success. He thanked Shales McNutt, the subcontractors, the volunteers, the employees, the community and especially the Meadows family for their generous contributions that will surely change the lives of many. Each of the speakers noted the serene backdrop the new-state-of-the-art facility provides that will add immeasurably to the emotional and physical care of patients.

SMC provided design-build services for the facility’s successful completion. The project team, composed of Darren Thibert, Steve Hendrickson and John Shales worked closely with Vasilion Architects and Provena Saint Joseph Hospital to complete the facility ahead of schedule and under budget. The facility officially opens for treatment January, 2009.

Veterans Memorial Park Dedication Ceremony - November 11, 2008

admin — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 22:08:07 +0000

Just a few feet from where Elgin was founded in 1835, members of Shales McNutt Construction gathered with city and state officials, military veterans and Elgin citizens to dedicate a special memorial to all men and women who have served, and who continue to serve to protect our nation’s freedom.

Shales McNutt Construction acted as a design-build contractor for the memorial which features six flag poles to recognize each branch of the United States Military. Members of the Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force, Coast Guard and Merchant Marines raised each flag individually to the tune of their own marching song. A single flag was raised to the west of the others to remember soldiers missing in action and those taken prisoners of war which read ‘You are Not Forgotten.’

At this emotional ceremony Mayor Ed Schock, Gail Borden Public Library Executive Director Carole Medal, Chairman of the Veterans Memorial Committee Jack Cook, Jerry Turnquist and Admiral Douglass T. Biesel spoke to a crowd of about 300 spectators. Each speaker expressed gratitude to those people who made the memorial possible and to all Elgin men, women and their families who the memorial was constructed to thank and remember.

Cook recognized the hard work of Shales McNutt Construction as he noted the ambitious one-year timeline that was set in completing the project. Project manager Steve Hendrickson and project Superintendents Roger VanPelt and John T. McNutt worked hard to ensure construction was completed as scheduled in preparation for the Veterans Day celebration.