2011 Excellence In Construction Awards - Central Florida Chapter ...

BP–X019 Airport Security Improvement Program In–Line
Baggage Screening System–Phase C, Orlando
Architect – URS
N PCL Construction Services, Inc.
C Institutional, $50–$99 million
T Randall Ellington, Billy Matthesen, Josh Allison, Brian Poeppelman,
Chris Baran, Tyler Mark, Karen Gorbett, John Fiori, Jared Parkman
and Scott Kimpel
A Eagle Award
Executing a large scale industrial project in the center of an operating international
airport was only one of the challenges PCL Construction Services faced with the BP–
X019 complex three–year baggage and security improvement project at the Orlando
International Airport.
This traditional design–bid–build project consisted of the relocation and installation
of 14 Explosive Detection Systems and Explosive Trace Devices in–line within
existing Baggage Handling Systems. Also included were approximately 7,000 line
feet of baggage conveyors, controls, security components, supporting equipment, and
construction and the coordination of multiple trades in multiple phases.
Florida Citrus Bowl Renovations, Orlando
Architect – HNTB
N Turner/JCB, A Joint Venture
C Institutional, $5–$10 million
T Tom Maurer, Bryan Butler, Barry Cole, Ramon Raiford
and Jody Jones
A Eagle Award
Florida Citrus Bowl Renovations Project was awarded to Turner/JCB in 2010 by
the City of Orlando Public Works Department in conjunction with Orlando Venue’s
as a Construction Manager at risk type of procurement method. Award was based
on $6,000,000 total construction budget with funds allocated to ten separately
administered work scopes. Scope of work included existing field lighting tower
restoration, new concession box office facilities, new environmental graphics and
banners, new ground level concourse improvements, miscellaneous waterproofing,
concrete repairs, precast repairs, new concourse lighting, new perimeter fencing,
and general improvements all occurring simultaneously over roughly three–month
schedule while the facility was fully operational.
Chickasaw Elementary School, Orlando
Architect – HuntonBrady Architects
N Walker & Company/Praise Construction
C Schools/Educational Facilities, $5–$10 million
T Kevin Durham and Mike Palmer
A Eagle Award
The Chickasaw Elementary School project included major renovations and upgrades
to most of the existing buildings, improvements to the exterior and to the site
including site utilities, parking facilities and landscape and irrigation, along with
demolition of the existing cafeteria, three classroom buildings and the administration
building. The project included an addition of a one–story building containing
administration, lobby, media center, cafeteria and classrooms. The campus was
occupied during construction and demolition so all services which included life safety,
utilities, parking, and traffic had to remain operable on a daily basis. The entire
project was completed in 17 months by the Design Build team of Walker & Company,
Inc. and Hunton Brady Architects.
Citrus Bowl Suite Renovations, Orlando
Architect – Rhodes + Brito Architects
N Turner Construction Company
C Interiors, Under $1 million
T Mark Batia, Richard Dittmaier and Shawn Sambol
A Eagle Award
The Citrus Bowl Suite Renovation project was an interior renovation to the existing
suite inside the Orlando Citrus Bowl. The project included converting six existing club
suites into one super suite. The super suite included a removable bar, upscale lighting
features, exterior seating, removal and installation of a glass curtain wall system and
updated audio visual systems. The 3,444 square foot suite renovation was valued
at $649,118 and was completed in two months. The club was transformed into an
exclusive show piece for Florida Citrus Sports.
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