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

Osceola Parkway Phase I Road Widening, Kissimmee
Design Engineer: DRMP
N Turner Construction Company
C Infrastructure: Heavy, $10–$20 million
T Tom Maurer, Jon Anderson, Karen Berg, Lonnie Dees, Jessie Ladson
and Amy Hicks
A Eagle Award
Turner was contracted to provide Osceola County with Construction Manager at Risk
services for preconstruction and construction to widen 1.17 miles of the Osceola Parkway,
beginning at the Florida Turnpike and ending east of Buenaventura Boulevard, while four
lanes remained in operation during 6 to 9 a.m. and from 4 to 7 p.m. This roadway serves
as the primary access to the Florida Turnpike for approximately 22,000 vehicles every day.
The project’s scope of work consisted of widening the existing four lane roadway
to a six lane urban highway. The scope of services included preconstruction, utility
coordination, installation of concrete barrier walls, signals, new and renovated drainage
system, curb/gutter, inlets, outfall, sidewalks, structures, water main and sanitary force
main, and milling/resurfacing of existing pavement.
Pelliconi USA, LLC, Orlando
Architect – C4 Architecture
N Bright Future Electric
C Electrical, Under $1 million
T Skip Brown, Eric McKinlay and Bruce Jones
A Eagle Award
The Pelliconi Crown Caps, located in Orlando Central Park, converted about ¼ of the
58,000 square feet of warehouse space into a plastic water bottle cap manufacturing
facility. This facility is the North American operations location for the Italian bottle–
cap maker, Pelliconi Group, an international leader in the production of plastic and
metal caps, crowns and closures for the bottling industry. Due to the differences in
the European equipment requirements, Bright Future proved instrumental in the final
product by installing 225KVS transformers with a 400 volt secondary for each European
bottle cap press, shipped from Italy.
Premier Surgery, Tavares
Architect – Bessolo Design Group, Inc.
N Bright Future Electric
C Electrical, Under $1 million
T Chris Jones and Johnny Bisbee
A Award of Merit
Premier Surgical Center is a new 12,000 square foot, single–story Ambulatory Surgical
Center with class B and C operating rooms, three procedure rooms, offices, exam
rooms, and a main lobby. On this project Bright Future installed a 1200 AMP main
distribution panel for the ambulatory surgical side and an 800 AMP main for the medical
office portion. In order to have power without interruption, a 235 KVA Kohler standby
generator was installed along with three Lutron lighting relay panels, connected by a
digital communications link with 11 programmable wall stations for the Ambulatory
and Surgical side. The latest surgical lighting was installed for the operating rooms and
specialty lighting for patient comfort and energy efficiency.
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