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2012 Jeffrey J. Zogg Build NY Awards<br />
In 1990 the General Building Contractors started its Build New York Awards program in an<br />
effort to portray the positive impact of the construction industry in New York State, and<br />
to enhance the reputation of its general contractor and construction manager members.<br />
The awards emphasize the construction team, not only the general contractor or construction<br />
manager but also the many others – the owner, architect, engineer, subcontractors, suppliers<br />
and craftspeople – who contribute to the success of a project.<br />
Since 1990, the Build New York Award winners have symbolized the best of construction<br />
projects in the state. Winning projects have been large and small, new and renovations,<br />
public and private. Hospitals, schools, hotels, parking garages, bridges, sports arenas,<br />
office buildings, and many other types of structures have been winners. While some projects<br />
are beautiful, others are ordinary to the eye. But they all have one thing in common – they<br />
presented challenges that were met successfully by the winning company and its team. In<br />
late 2010, the AGC NYS Board of Directors unanimously renamed the awards the Jeffrey J.<br />
Zogg Build New York Awards after the late AGC NYS CEO.<br />
We are proud in 2012 to honor three more firms for projects completed in the preceding two<br />
years. Those selected by our 11-member jury represent excellence in project management,<br />
responsiveness to client needs, innovation in construction techniques, the conquering of<br />
unique circumstances, exceptional service to the industry and the workers engaged on the<br />
work, excellence in safety, and important contributions to the community.<br />
Each winner will be presented a triangular piece of Lake Placid blue granite, indigenous<br />
to New York, set on a sleek black pedestal, in recognition of the company’s efforts. Each<br />
construction team member will also be appropriately honored. The award is meant to<br />
symbolize a substantial and quality contribution by the contractor and its team to the client<br />
that will stand the test of time, just as a piece of New York granite, will.<br />
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The 2012 Jeffrey J. Zogg<br />
Build New York Jury<br />
The winners of the 2012 Jeffrey J. Zogg Build New York Awards<br />
were chosen by a 11-member jury who reviewed the entries for<br />
excellence in project management, responsiveness to client<br />
needs, innovation in construction techniques, the conquering<br />
of unique circumstances, exceptional service to the industry and<br />
the workers engaged on the work, excellence in project safety,<br />
and important contributions to the community.<br />
The jury was made up of representatives of last year’s winning<br />
companies, AGC NYS Members, and other industry experts.<br />
They included Jury Chairman Richard Schneider, (LeChase<br />
<strong>Construction</strong>), Ron Bagoly (CSArch), Greg Burns (Kirchhoff-<br />
Consigli), Mark Galasso (Lancaster Development), John Garris<br />
(Morgan Contracting), Bill Held (State University <strong>Construction</strong><br />
Fund), Barry Lipsky (Lipsky Enterprises), Jeff Pawlowski (King &<br />
King Architects), Claude Rounds (RPI), Matthew Ward (Sheats &<br />
Associates, P.C.) missing from the photo: Phil Eng (NYS DOT)<br />
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