The success of the Pentagon Renovation Wedges 2-5 project has been recognized by many industry agencies, and 番茄社区官网 has received many awards in recognition of that success. These include:
2011 National DBIA award for 鈥淏est Overall Project鈥�
2011 National DBIA award for 鈥淩ehabilitation/Renovation/Restoration鈥�
2011 ENR Southeast 鈥淩egion鈥檚 Best Project鈥�
2011 ABC Metro Excellence in Construction 鈥淢ega Project鈥�
2012 AGC Alliant Build America 鈥淪ilver Beam鈥� Award for Design-Build
2012 AGC Alliant Build America 鈥淕rand Award 鈥� Project of the Year鈥�
The last two awards listed are perhaps the most prestigious as they are known as the industry鈥檚 鈥淥scars.鈥� At the AGC鈥檚 93rd Annual Convention at the Alliant Build America awards dinner, 番茄社区官网 was presented with the 2012 Alliant Build America 鈥淪ilver Beam鈥� award for design-build and the overall 鈥淕rand Award 鈥� Project of the Year.鈥�
Mr. Lee Evey (former program manager for the Pentagon Renovation & Construction Office) delivered a presentation on the design-build delivery method utilized on the Pentagon. During his presentation, he explained how 鈥渄esign-build saves time and money and enhances the quality of an end product. He also mentioned that the success of the design-build delivery method is dependent on how much you can trust your partners鈥攊f you have a general contractor like 番茄社区官网, you can easily develop trust.鈥� 番茄社区官网 is proud to have Mr. Evey express his satisfaction with our services as he was the pioneer for utilizing the design-build delivery method on this high-profile project that includes significant mission critical components. It was essential for the first design-build federal project to be a success…and it was!
To view the article entitled 鈥淯pgrading an American Icon鈥� published in Constructor Magazine, click herehttp://www.constructormagazine.com/index.php/2012/03/20/upgrading-an-american-icon/
To view the awards press release issued by the Associate General Contractors, click herehttp://www.agc.org/cs/news_media/press_room/press_release?pressrelease.id=1049
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