2023 Membership DIRECTORY
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ABC MN/ND Leadership
ABC MN/ND Chapter Staff
Adam Hanson President adam.hanson@mnabc.com
Jennifer Ankeny Vice President, Business Development & Membership jeni.ankeny@mnabc.com
Tom Kennedy Director of Education & Workforce tom.kennedy@mnabc.com
Chariya Schmidtke Accounting accounting@mnabc.com
Jon Boesche Director of Government & Public Affairs
Jon.Boesche@mnabc.com
Terrill Clark, Jr. Education Coordinator terrill.clark@mnabc.com
Dale Larson
ND Regional Director Dale.Larson@ndabc.com
2023 ABC MN Officers and Directors
2023 North Dakota Advisory Council
Minnesota Office
10193 Crosstown Circle
Eden Prairie, MN 55344
Phone: (952) 941-8693
www.mnabc.com
North Dakota Office
4511 15th Avenue
Fargo, ND 58102
Phone: (701) 238-8853
www.ndabc.com
EXECUTIVE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Chairman: Jim Harmon Stevens Construction Corp.
Chair-Elect: Chris Rice Rice Companies
Vice-Chair: Karl Von Knobelsdorff Knobelsdorff Enterprises
Secretary/Treasurer: Jason Loven
John A. Knutson & Co., PLLP
Past Chairman: Robert Jodsaas
Horizion Roofing, Inc.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Mike Bauer Bauer Design Build, LLC
Leslie Jones-Vogel
Les Jones Roofing, Inc.
Bryce Murphy
Murphy Window & Door
Gordie Schmitz
Greystone Construction Company
Brad Smith
J-Berd Mechanical, Inc.
Dave Zavoral
R.J. Zavoral and Sons, Inc.
CHAPTER COUNSEL
Tom Revnew
Peters, Revnew, Kappenman & Anderson, P.A.
Chairman: Phil Kraemer
Lunseth Plumbing & Heating Co., Inc.
Co-Chairman: Craig Moseng
WANZEK Construction
Sue Daul
John T. Jones Construction
Josh Sundeen Bergstrom Electric
Travis Greff
HA Thompson & Sons
Mark Julik
Marsh & McLennan Agency, LLC
Rob Schneider
Magnum Contracting
Matthew Schwab Comstock Construction
Tom Todd Northwest Contracting
2023 Committee Chairs
MN BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
Chair: Jake Pribnow, JA Price Agency, Inc. PAC
Chair: Vince Fahnlander, Mohrman, Kaardal & Erickson, P.A.
LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS
Chair: Penny Lindblom, Dorglass, Inc.
MN MEMBERSHIP
Chair: Gordie Schmitz, Greystone Construction Company
MN SAFETY
Chair: Tony Condon, Greystone Construction Company CEF
Chair: Sara Sanberg, Points North
ND MEMBERSHIP & BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
Chair: Mike Jones, John T. Jones Construction Co.
About this Publication
The Minnesota/North Dakota Chapter of Associated Builders and Contractors produces a yearly directory to provide members with a valuable source of qualified contractors. We are proud to present this 2023 edition and encourage you to use this as an important tool for your construction team.
This directory lists member firms as of April 1, 2023. Classified listings for subcontractors and suppliers conform with the Construction Specification Institute (CSI) standards. This widely recognized CSI format enables users to efficiently locate specific trade areas.
The publication of this directory would not be possible without the support of our many advertisers. We sincerely appreciate their patronage and encourage you to mention you saw their ad in the ABC Membership Directory as you utilize their business services. This directory puts Minnesota/North Dakota ABC Members directly at your fingertips.
This directory is as complete and as accurate as possible. ABC MN/ND sincerely regrets any omissions or errors. We invite your comments and feedback.
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Welcome to the 2023 ABC MN/ND Membership Directory
We are pleased to offer this ABC MN/ND Membership Directory as a tool for our contractors and trade partners to collaborate with one another. Our industry has a strong foundation built on relationships, and ABC offers many avenues to get to know our fellow association members. Promoting the Merit Shop way of doing business is the philosophy we strive for each day.
During 2022, many of our colleagues completed successful projects.
Each year ABC showcases those that have met a high standard of workmanship, quality, safety, innovation, uniqueness, and customer satisfaction through its Excellence in Construction Awards. These projects are featured in this directory and, in many instances, showcase several ABC members working together for a successful project. Please take a moment to enjoy the color section that showcases the 2022 Excellence in Construction winners and consider entering your company’s work in 2023 for these prestigious awards.
ABC offers many valuable resources to our members. Many companies utilize the National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER) curriculum to strengthen their craft professionals. ABC had over 500 attendees at webinars in 2022, covering various educational topics. Safety is at the forefront for ABC members, with 64 construction firms in our chapter earning recognition for their commitment to safety through ABC’s STEP Safety Management System. The partnership between MNOSHA and ABC actively promoted jobsite safety with 24 construction firms in 2022.
Above all, ABC is a leading voice promoting free enterprise within the construction industry. ABC political advocacy lives by the motto of “get into politics or get out of business.” I encourage everyone to download the ABC Action app for your phone and stay involved for your area. Be aware of what is impacting the industry, attend the Day at the Capitol so your voice can be heard, make contributions to PAC and FEA to help support State and Federal political candidates, and support issue advocacy campaigns across Minnesota and North Dakota.
I enjoy being a part of this industry, and it is my privilege to be the 2023 Chair for the MN/ND Chapter of ABC. I look forward to serving our members, and I encourage each of you to help grow and strengthen our chapter by submitting a prospect name to our membership director. We look forward to a busy and rewarding year for all!
Sincerely,
Jim Harmon, Stevens Construction Corp. 2023 ABC MN/ND Chairman
Vision Statement
H Associated Builders and Contractors MN/ND Chapter will lead the construction industry, promoting and defending the guiding principles of the merit shop and free enterprise whereby anyone can succeed solely on merit.
Mission Statement
H The Associated Builders and Contractors MN/ND Chapter will continually strive to be the leading voice promoting free enterprise within the construction industry, as well as promoting and defending the merit shop philosophy. This philosophy encourages open competition and a free-enterprise approach to construction based solely on merit, regardless of labor affiliation.
Core Purpose
H The Core Purpose of Associated Builders and Contractors MN/ ND Chapter is to advance and defend the principles of the merit shop in the construction industry and to provide members and their employees with an opportunity to succeed.
Value Proposition
H Based on the Merit Shop Philosophy, we help members develop people, win work and deliver work safely, ethically, and profitably for the betterment of the communities in which they work.
Past ABC MN/ND Chairs
Willis Duininck, 1976-77 Duininck Brothers
John F. Dunser, 1978 T.E. Ibberson Co.
Lee Kelzenberg, 1979 Buffalo Bituminous, Inc.
James A. Dwire, 1980 Dwire, Inc.
William C. McInemey, 1981 Mac-in-Emy, Inc.
Ralph S. Ledin, 1982 Anderson Bros. Construction
Terry Korthof, 1983 Wright Electric Inc.
Don Winkelman, 1984 Winkelman Enterprises
John Chapin, 1985 Willmar Electric Service, Inc.
Jerry Hendricks, 1986
G E H Construction, Inc.
Herman Tews, 1987 Acron Construction Co.
Curt Brekke, 1988 Thermex Corporation
Larry White, 1989 Grand Projects, Inc.
Duane Schultz, 1990 Winkelman Building Corporation
Duane Javens, 1991 Javens Mechanical Contracting Co.
Les Jones, 1992 Les Jones Roofing, Inc.
Jake Bauerly, 1993 Bauerly Brothers, Inc.
Kelly TerWisscha, 1994 TerWisscha Construction, Inc
Gary Weber, 1995 Advanced Energy Services
Dunnley Mattke, 1996 T.E. Ibberson Company
David Chapin, 1997 Willmar Electric Service, Inc.
Jay Valentyn, 1998 Cedar Lake Electric, Inc.
Kevin O’Brien, 1999 Greystone Construction
Dale Zoerb, 2000 Building Restoration Corporation
Bill Freitag, 2001
Wilcon Construction, Inc.
Jim Hoffman, 2002
Protouch Painting, Inc.
Robert Eide, 2003
Superior Contractors of Rochester
Keith McDonald, 2004
Shingobee Builders, Inc.
Kent Durenberger, 2005
Mid-States Mechanical Services, Inc.
Nancy Jones, 2006 Les Jones Roofing, Inc.
Bruce Marcus, 2007
Marcus Construction Company, Inc.
Karl Enzler, 2008 Wacker Stucco
Steve Kuepers, 2009
Kuepers Inc.
Mike Hansen, 2010 Schwab, LLC
Jay Koning, 2011
Gartner Refrigeration Co.
Dale Gruber, 2012
Dale Gruber Construction, Inc.
Roger Gertken, 2013
Sand Companies, Inc.
Kurt Scepaniak, 2014
Horizon Roofing, Inc.
Carla Struble, 2015 Electrical Production Services, Inc.
Steve Knode, 2016 A.B. Systems, Inc.
Mark Meyer, 2017 Breitbach Construction
Mike Obraske, 2018
Universal Spray and Drywall, Inc.
Michael Winiecki, 2019
General Sprinkler Corporation
Mark Strelnieks, 2020
Nor-Son Construction
Nancy Samson, 2021
Shingobee Builders
Robert Jodsaas, 2022
Horizon Roofing, Inc.
ABC Maximizes Your Membership Investment!
ABC invites you to explore the benefits you will receive from membership participation. Members have determined that beyond serving the industry, they receive six dollars in personal and business value for every one dollar they invest!
ABC has a proven track record in serving merit shop contractors since 1976 in MN/ND. With over 46 years of experience, ABC has established itself as the leading voice promoting free enterprise within the construction industry.
There are several benefits and services available for you as a member including networking opportunities, safety resources, training and educational workshops. We are focused on breaking down legislative and regulatory barriers that impede your ability to compete in the market place.
Active members derive real money benefits from their participation. ABC looks forward to partnering with you today as a member!
ABC Membership… What’s in it for your company?
Networking for Profitability
Networking keeps you competitive and profitable in the construction industry. Annually, over 1,300 people attend our structured networking events and social outings to expand their visibility and find new business opportunities. Our e-Directory is a great business development tool for contractors and construction users.
Membership Saves You Money
ABC members save on average $3,360 per year through ABC’s discount programs! Because ABC is the largest association of merit shop contractors in the country, we have buying power to create these exclusive discounts on business services and products you’re already purchasing—which means your membership may pay for itself.
Education & Training
ABC and its training partner, the Construction Education Foundation, have dedicated efforts to cultivate new training alliances to meet future demands. Here’s what you can expect:
• Our partners train over 1,700 people in a variety of construction crafts annually.
• ABC has the resources to train in more than 40 constructionrelated trades and manages state- and U.S.-approved apprenticeship programs which can help your company be more competitive on prevailing wage projects as well as provide a valuable retention tool for your skilled laborers.
• Leadership development courses for field professionals.
Working Safe & Smart
Your employees are your most valuable asset. Keep them safe through:
• ABC’s Safety Management System (STEP), a tool that helps members protect their employees and experience fewer losttime incidents.
• Our MNOSHA Partnership, which is unique in recognizing the safest construction companies in the industry and promoting a working relationship with MNOSHA.
• Partnership with safety services firm that will provide you with the latest in safety practices at a significantly discounted rate.
Real-Dollar Benefits of Membership
ABC members receive real-dollar value from their membership and a big return on investment for the membership dues they invest each year by belonging to ABC. You might benefit more or less from each item listed, but no matter what, your membership dollars will be maximized!
Helping You Win Work
Regulations and legal requirements can cost you thousands of dollars and burdensome laws can hamper your company’s ability to compete, or even drive you out of business.
That’s why ABC and its lobbyists in Washington, D.C., and the state capitol are working to keep these laws in check. With the vast majority of craft professionals working for merit shop companies, we have a mandate to lead. We are taking action to ensure members will have the ability to compete and win work fairly on projects.
We keep you up-to-date on what’s happening so you can concentrate on running your business. And when you need us, we are there with advice on agency policies and procedures advocating for you!
IT ALL ADDS UP!
• Networking Opportunities:
$1,500 Value
• Member Resource Directories & e-Directory: $350 Value
• Contractor Referral/Peer Support: $1,000 Value
• Excellence in Construction Awards: $1,300 Value
• Educational Workshops & Webinars: $250 Value
• STEP Safety Management System: $1,500 Value
• Jobsite Safety Inspection: $1,000 Value
• MNOSHA Partnership $500 Value
• ND WSI Program: 5% WC Discount
• Legal Counsel & Risk Management Tools: $600 Value
• Jobsite Labor Relations Guide: $189 Value
• On-Demand Safety Services: Discounted 30%
• Enterprise Fleet Management Program: $1,000 Discount
• Holiday Stationstores Fuel Program: $400 Discount
• Verizon Wireless Plans: Up to $960 Discount
• Assistance from ABC’s Executive Staff: $1,000 Value
Your ABC Membership Value: $11,500+ or 6X’s the Average Cost of Membership!
Construction Education Foundation of Minnesota (CEF)
The Construction Education Foundation (CEF of MN) is the educational training partner of ABC of MN/ND. The CEF of MN is a 501c3 non-profit organization and has numerous business partners to help construction companies with safety compliance, educational needs, and regulatory adherence.
Safety Highlights
• Partnership with safety services firm OECS brings over a century of safety experience at exclusive ABC rates
• Jobsite audits to ensure compliance
• Safety training, safety manual creation/updates, safety committee assistance
• Partnership with MNOSHA to showcase safe contractors and working conditions
• STEP certificates for qualified contractors that prove their commitment toward safety
Education & Training Highlights
• State- and Federal-approved apprenticeship programs with numerous construction trades available
• NCCER-approved sponsorship to offer training in more than 40 disciplines to construction companies
• ABC participates in a number of workforce initiatives to help you recruit and retain quality employees
• Scholarships and Cents per Hour Programs to help support a career in construction
• National network of instructors
CEF Business Partners Include:
2023 CEF Trustees
Chairman: Nate Basinger Nor-Son, Inc.
Secretary: Eric O’Donnell Braun Intertec
Treasurer: Brad Berlin Redpath CPAs
Trustees: Tom McDonald
Construction Engineers, Inc.
Kevin Palmer
Schwickert’s Tecta America LLC
Accredited Quality Contractor Program (AQC)
The National ABC Accreditation Program is designed to recognize superior company performance. This program recognizes and honors construction firms who have documented their commitment in four key areas of corporate responsibility: safety, employee benefits, training and community relations.
The Minnesota/North Dakota ABC firms listed above meet specific criteria set forth in this prestigious program. They are our Accredited Quality Contractors, and are granted the full privileges that come with this designation.
Minnesota/North Dakota Chapter Accredited Quality Contractors
• Derrick Companies
• Greystone Construction Company
• Interstates
• Knobelsdorff Enterprises
• Schwickert’s Tecta America LLC
• Starcon, a Cianbro Company
• The Weitz Company
• Wieser Brothers General Contractor, Inc.
• Willmar Electric Service, Inc.
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3M Personal Safety
Dana Robinson
drobinson@mmm.com
3M Center Bldg. 235-35-05 St. Paul, MN 55144 612-736-7492
www.3m.com/ fallprotectionproducts
AA.B. Systems, Inc.
Peter Schuller
pschuller@absystemsinc.net
209 Wood Lake Drive SE Rochester, MN 55904 507-288-9397 www.absystemsinc.com
A.J. Moore Electric, Inc.
Donavan Moore
Donavan.moore@ajmelectric.com 12701 Chowen Ave. S. #104B Burnsville, MN 55337 952-303-4865 www.ajmelectric.com
A.M.E. Construction Corp.
Scott Vickerman
ame@ameconstructioncorp.com P.O. Box 388 Wayzata, MN 55391 952-449-8866 www.ameconstructioncorp.com
ABHE & Svoboda Inc.
James Svoboda
james@abheonline.com 18100 Dairy Lane Jordan, MN 55352 952-447-6025 www.abheonline.com
Absolute Refrigeration
Mark Sertich
mark@459below.com 818 46th St. S. Grand Forks, ND 58201 701-787-1200 absoluterefrigerationservices.com
ACME Tools
Joel Kovar
jkovar@acmetools.com 1705 13th Ave. N. Grand Forks, ND 58203 701-746-6481 www.acmetools.com
Aerotek/Actalent Services
Nate Bertelsen
nbertels@actalentservices.com 1601 Utica Ave. S., Suite 511 St. Louis Park, MN 55416 763-923-2047 www.actalentservices.com
Airtech Thermex
Aaron Smith asmith@airtechthermex.com 4918 W. 35th St. St. Louis Park, MN 55416-2612 952-929-8810 www.airtechthermex.com
All Elements Inc.
John Thurber John@allelementsinc.net 301 Chelsea Rd. Monticello, MN 55362 763-314-0234 www.allelementsinc.net
All-State Painting, LLC
Lee Mattila
lee@allstatepaintingmn.com 10525 Prairie Lane Hanover, MN 55341 763-370-5511 www.allstatepaintingmn.com
Alliance Contracting, Inc.
Dustin Wilson
DW.AllianceContracting@gmail.com
1980 Excel Dr. Mankato, MN 56001 507-385-0505 www.alliancecontractingmn.com
American General Contractors
Neil Scherr neil@amerigen.net 9578 Maple Cir. NW Alexandria, MN 56308 320-763-4491 www.amerigen.net
American Stucco Enterprises, LLC
Spencer Kelly asellc.mn@gmail.com 9424 325th Ave. NE Harris, MN 55032 651-674-8700 www.americanstuccomn.com
Anderson Steel Erection & Crane Service, Inc.
Rodney Syverson rod@asecrane.com 214 Cleo Ct. Grand Forks, ND 58201 701-775-7079 www.asecrane.com
APX Construction Group Ryan Evenson ryan@apxconstructiongroup.com 3 Civic Center Plaza, Suite 400 Mankato, MN 56001 507-387-6836 www.apxconstructiongroup.com
Asian Economic Development Association Zer Khang zer@aedamn.org 422 University Ave. W., Suite 14 St. Paul, MN 55103 651-222-7798 www.aeda-mn.org
ASN Constructors
Rick Holweger rholweger@asnconstructors.com 4816 Amber Valley Pkwy Fargo, ND 58104 701-997-1603 www.asnconstructors.com
Aspen Construction Co.
Brad Baird
brad@aspen-construction.com PO Box 6 Hackensack, MN 56452 218-675-5808 www.aspen-construction.com
Associated Builders & Contractors (ABC)
Adam Hanson ahanson@mnabc.com 10193 Crosstown Circle Eden Prairie, MN 55344 952-941-8693 mnabc.com
Associated Pool Builders, Inc. David Volk davidv@associatedpoolbuilders.com P.O. Box 2318 Bismarck, ND 58502 701-258-6012 www.associatedpool.com
BB & D Plumbing, Heating & A/C Inc.
Tracy Daleiden tdaleiden@bdplumbers.com 4145 Mackenzie Ct. NE St. Michael, MN 55376 763-497-2290 www.bdplumbers.com
B.J. Baas Builders, Inc. Brian Baas brian@bjbaas.com 380 South Garfield St. Cambridge, MN 55008 763-691-0444 www.bjbaas.com
Bainey Group, Inc. (The) Chuck Bainey chuckb@bainey.com 14700 28th Ave. N., Ste. 30 Plymouth, MN 55447 763-557-6911 www.bainey.com
Bauer Design Build, LLC
Mike Bauer mike.b@bauerdb.com 14030 21st Ave. N. Plymouth, MN 55447 763-972-0000 www.bauerdesignbuild.com
Bauernfeind & Goedtel
Tim Hager tim.hager@bgcompanies.com P.O. Box 278 Faribault, MN 55021 507-334-7951 www.bgcompanies.com
BCI Construction, Inc. Ryan Cross rcross@bciconstruction.com 7135 5th Avenue NE Sauk Rapids, MN 56379 320-393-3185 www.bciconstruction.us
Berd Electric, LLC
Brad Smith info@berdelectric.com 1 Industrial Blvd Sauk Rapids, MN 56379 320-656-0847 www.berdelectric.com
Bergan KDV
Tim Smith tsmith@kdv.com 3800 American Blvd. W. Suite 1000 Minneapolis, MN 55431 952-563-6800 www.kdv.com
Bergmann Interiors, LLC
Bruce Bergmann brucebergmann@bergmanninteriors.com 7416 80th Street Glencoe, MN 55336 320-864-6754 www.bergmanninteriors.com
Bergstrom Electric, Inc.
Cliff Moen
cmoen@bergstromelectric.com
3100 N. Washington Grand Forks, ND 58208-3152 701-775-8897 www.bergstromelectric.com
Bessler Brothers Electric
Justin Bessler
justin@besslerelectric.com
331 Oak Hills Rd. SE Bemidji, MN 56601 218-224-2472 www.besslerelectric.com
Big-D Construction Midwest
Autumn Gran autumn.gran@big-d.com 2706 Gannon Rd. St. Paul, MN 55116 612-332-9050 www.big-d.com
Bisbee Plumbing & Heating
Scott Williams
swilliams@bisbeeph.com Box 3 Marshall, MN 56258 507-537-0596 www.bisbeeph.com
Bituminous Paving Inc.
Bill Bajari
billb@bpimn.com
P.O. Box 6 Ortonville, MN 56278 320-273-2113
Bladholm Construction
Greg Bladholm greg@bladholmconstruction.com P.O. Box 358 Marshall, MN 56258 507-537-9787 www.bladholmconstruction.com
Border States Electric
Tim Conmy tconmy@borderstates.com 2400 38th St S Fargo, ND 58104 701-293-5834 www.borderstates.com
Boulay
Tara Schini
tschini@boulaygroup.com
7500 Flying Cloud Drive Ste #800 Minneapolis, MN 55344 952-841-3047 www.boulaygroup.com
Bradbury Stamm Construction
John Waletzko
jwaletzko@bradburystamm.com
340 Highway 10 S. St. Cloud, M 56304 320-253-2411 www.bradburystamm.com
Brady Martz & Associates, PC
Jamie Kuntz
jamie.kuntz@bradymartz.com 401 Demers Ave., Ste 300 Grand Forks, ND 58201 701-795-7406 www.bradymartz.com
Braun Intertec Corp.
Greg Ebeling gebeling@braunintertec.com 11001 Hampshire Ave Bloomington, MN 55438 952-995-2512 www.braunintertec.com
Breitbach Construction
Ryan Breitbach ryan@breitbachconstruction.com P.O. Box 78 Elrosa, MN 56325 320-697-5525 www.breitbachconstruction.com
Brennan Companies
Michael Brennan mbrennan@bcofmn.com
201 N. Riverfront Dr., Ste 210 Mankato, MN 56001 507-625-5417 www.bcofmn.com
Brock White Co.
Darrick Nystrom dnystrom@brockwhite.com 2575 Kasota Ave. St. Paul, MN 55108 651-647-0950 www.brockwhite.com
Building Restoration Corporation
Dale Zoerb
dale@buildingrestoration.com 1920 Oakcrest Ave, Suite #1 Roseville, MN 55113 612-789-2800 www.buildingrestoration.com
CC.L. Linfoot Company
Dan Mulroy dmulroy@cllinfoot.com P.O. Box 12816 Grand Forks, ND 58208 701-775-3961 www.cllinfootco.com
Carlson & Stewart Refrig. Inc. Chris Savage csavage@carlsonstewart.com 700 Huron Rd. Marshall, MN 56258 507-532-2576 www.carlsonstewart.com
CBS Construction Services, Inc.
Stuart Bestul sbestul@cbsconstruct.com 11124 Zealand Ave. N. Champlin, MN 55316 763-569-4020 www.cbsconstruct.com
Cedar Lake Electric, Inc. Nate Sevcik nates@cedarlakeelectric.com 20700 Bagley Avenue Faribault, MN 55021 507-334-9546 www.cedarlakeelectric.com
CEO Solutions
David Monson david@ceosolution.net 17261 Sayler’s Beach Rd. Lake Park, MN 56554 701-388-4620 www.ceosolution.net
Certified Wood Products, Inc. Diane Haugen diane@certifiedwood.net P.O. Box 895 Maple Lake, MN 55358 320-963-1500 www.certifiedwood.net
Charps, LLC
Mark Olson molson@charps.com 453 Tower Street NW Clearbrook, MN 56634 218-776-3080 www.charps.com
CHI Companies
Shawn Mack
smack@chicompanies.com 4024 Peavey Rd. Chaska, MN 55318 952-448-6225 www.chicompanies.com
Choice Insurance
Tony Gross t.gross@insurewithchoice.com 3050 Sienna Dr. S., Ste. 100 Fargo, ND 58104 701-356-9895 www.bankwithchoice.com
Christensen Group Insurance
Derek Peltier
dpeltier@christensengroup.com
9855 West 78th St., Suite 100 Eden Prairie, MN 55344 952-653-1153 www.christensengroup.com
City View Electric, Inc.
Michael Nelson miken@cityviewelectric.com 14309 Lake Dr. NE Columbus, MN 55025 651-659-9496 www.cityviewelectric.com
CLEAN Construction and Building Services
Russell Schmidt russell.schmidt@CLEANcbs.com 4215 White Bear Lake Pkwy White Bear Lake, MN 55110 651-426-0722 www.cleancbs.com
CliftonLarsonAllen LLP
Nick Nielsen nick.nielsen@cliftonlarsonallen. com
818 Second St. S. Waite Park, MN 56387 320-203-5500 www.cliftonlarsonallen.com
Clifty Group, LLC
Scott Wilson swilson@cliftygroup.com P.O. Box 160 Bemidji, MN 56619 218-444-5055 www.cliftygroup.com
CNA Surety
Paul Gregoire paul.gregoire@cnasurety.com 8500 Normandale Lake Blvd., Suite 600 Bloomington, MN 55437 952-285-3418 www.cna.com
Cole’s Electric, Inc
Steve Cole steve@coleselectric.com 7596 NW 40th Street Owatonna, MN 55060 507-451-1387 www.coleselectric.com
Comstock Construction
Michael Comstock mcomstock@comstockconst.com P.O. Box 1145
Wahpeton, ND 58074 701-642-3207 www.comstockconst.com
Concrete, Inc.
Chad Regnier
chadr@concreteincmn.com
3701 18th Street South St. Cloud, MN 56301 320-258-4685 www.concreteincmn.com
Construction Engineers, Inc.
Tom McDonald tomm@constructionengineers.com 200 N 69th St. Grand Forks, ND 58208 701-792-3200 www.constructionengineers.com
Contegrity Group, Inc.
Traci Klemish tklemish@contegritygroup.com 101 First St. SE Little Falls, MN 56345 320-632-1940 www.contegritygroup.com
CPR Professionals Plus LLC
Courtnee Hansen courtnee@cprprofessionals.net 14064 Orchid St. NW Andover, MN 55304 763-951-2443 www.cprprofessionals.net
Custom Aire, Inc.
Scott Boettner sboettner@customaire.net 5525 1st Ave N. Grand Forks, ND 58203 701-775-0305 www.customaire.net
DD & G Excavating, Inc.
Kris Gruhot kris@dandgexcavating.com 2324 County Road 30 Marshall, MN 56258 507-532-2334 www.dandgexcavating.com
Dale Gruber Construction, Inc.
Rachel Gruber rachel@dalegruberconstruction.com 2583 Co. Rd. 74 St. Cloud, MN 56301 320-251-4956 www.dalegruberconstruction.com
Dawes Rigging & Crane Rental, Inc.
Kyle Emon kyle.emon@allcrane.com P.O. Box 44080 Milwaukee, WI 53214 414-453-5335 www.allcrane.com
Deming Construction Inc.
Jon Deming jon@demingconstruction.com 1751 Oakpointe Dr. Waconia, MN 55387 952-217-2356 www.demingconstruction.com
Demo Unlimited
Erik Peterson
epeterson@demo-unlimited.com 1636 Gervais Ave. Suite 3 Maplewood, MN 55109 651-777-5454 www.demo-unlimited.com
Derrick Companies
Mike Derrick mderrick@derrickbuilt.com P.O. Box 445 New Richmond, WI 54017 715-246-2320 www.derrickbuilt.com
Design Electric, Inc.
Nick Bischoff nbischoff@designelect.com
P.O. Box 1252 St. Cloud, MN 56302 320-252-1658 www.designelect.com
Diamond Energy Systems, Inc.
Mike Miller mike@diamondenergysystems.com P.O. Box 699 St. Joseph, MN 56374 320-363-8338
Dorglass, Inc.
Sammy Reagan sammyr@dorglass.com 6008 Culligan Way Minnetonka, MN 55345 952-253-0097 www.dorglass.com
Droel, PLLC
Tim Droel tdroel@droellaw.com
7900 Xerxes Ave. S., Suite 1930 Bloomington, MN 55431 952-835-1614 www.droellaw.com
Dulas Excavating, Inc.
Crystal Dulas crystal@dulasexcavating.com
P.O. Box 207 Wells, MN 56097 507-553-3938 www.dulasexcavating.com
East Side Glass Co.
Luke Ferkinhoff luke@eastsideglass-mn.com 305 Franklin Ave NE St. Cloud, MN 56304 320-251-1900 www.eastsideglass-mn.com
EDM, LLC
Doug Eiden doug@edmmillwrights.com 209 5th St. NE Buffalo, MN 55313 763-244-3400 www.edmmillwrights.com
EFH Co.
Mike Whalen
mwhalen@efhco.com 2999 West County Rd. 42 #206 Burnsville, MN 55306 952-890-6450 www.efhco.com
Eide Bailly, LLP
David Rygh drygh@eidebailly.com 4310 17th Ave. S Fargo, ND 58103 701-476-8404 www.eidebailly.com
Elcor Construction, Inc. Cory Penz cory@elcorconstruction.com 123 Carlton St. SW Rochester, MN 55902 507-281-3333 www.elcorconstruction.com
Electric Fire & Security, Inc.
Brian Lyons brian@efsmn.com 4921 Babcock Trail Inver Grove Heights, MN 55077 651-450-0352 www.efsmn.com
Electrical Production Services, Inc.
Carla Struble carla@electricalproduction.com 4201 Norex Dr., #200 Chaska, MN 55318 952-401-1888 www.electricalproduction.com
Empire Door & Glass Company Bruce Hegland bruce@empiredoorandglass.com 3415 East 27th St. Minneapolis, MN 55406 612-729-4003 www.empiredoorandglass.com
Enclave Construction, LLC Derek Hoeschen derek@enclavecompanies.com 300 23rd Ave. E., Ste 300 West Fargo, ND 58078 701-478-4300 www.enclavecompanies.com
Endres Window Cleaning, Inc. Erick Endres Erick@endreswc.com 265 22nd St. SE Owatonna, MN 55060 507-932-5326 www.endreswc.com
Enterprise Fleet Management Annalise Walsh annalise.w.walsh@efleets.com 2775 Blue Water Road Eagan, MN 55121 651-905-5000 www.efleets.com
Environmental Associates, Inc. Ray Stenglein rays@eaimn.com 770 North Bus. Hwy 71 Willmar, MN 56201 320-231-0461 www.eaimn.com
Erosion Control, Inc. Kristin Nagel nagel-erosion@hotmail.com 7076 NW 62nd Ave. Medford, MN 55049 507-455-9514
Everstrong Construction Paul U’Ren paul@everstrongconstruction.com 30263 County Hwy 1 Redwood Falls, MN 56283 507-644-3616 www.everstrongconstruction.com
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Fabcon Jim Houtman jim.houtman@fabcon-usa.com 61111 Hwy 13 W. Savage, MN 55378 952-890-4444 www.fabcon-usa.com
Fabyanske, Westra, Hart & Thomson, P.A.
Mark Becker
mbecker@fwhtlaw.com
333 South 7th St., Suite 2600 Minneapolis, MN 55402 612-359-7620
www.fwhtlaw.com
Facility Enhancement Inc.
William Aho bill.aho@facilityenhancement.com
P.O. Box 604 Dassel, MN 55325 320-286-2110
www.facilityenhancement.com
Fagen, Inc.
Steve Johnson sjohnson@fageninc.com P.O. Box 159 Granite Falls, MN 56241 320-564-3324 www.fageninc.com
Fargo-Moorhead Builders Exchange, Inc.
Calisa Nickelson calisa@fmbx.org
1010 Page Dr. Fargo, ND 58103 701-237-6772 www.fmbx.org
Fetzer Electric, LLC
Farrell Fetzer farrell@fetzerelectricllc.com 2501 Angus Dr. Bismarck, ND 58504 701-751-3389 www.fetzerelectricllc.com
Finance & Commerce Media Group
Bill Gaier
bill.gaier@finance-commerce.com 222 South 9th St., Suite 900 Minneapolis, MN 55402 612-333-4244 www.finance-commerce.com
Finishing Touch Plus
Tony Huot tonyjr@finishingtouchplus.com 1810 Crestview Dr., Suite 4C Hudson, WI 54016 715-242-0163 www.finishingtouchplus.com
Finken Plumbing, Heating & Cooling, Finken Water Solution
Tom Finken tfinken@finkens.com P.O. Box 7190 St. Cloud, MN 56302 320-258-2005 www.finkens.com
Fire Suppression Services, LLC
Mary Kraemer
mary@fssmidwest.com
P.O. Box 37 Princeton, MN 55371 763-389-2183 www.fssmidwest.com
Florian & Sons Excavating, Inc.
Bruce Otteson bruce@floriansexcavating.com P.O. Box 12037 Grand Forks, ND 58208 701-775-7011 www.floriansexcavating.com
Forks Lath & Plaster, Inc.
Clayton Vetter cvetter@forkslath.com 1810 25th St. NE Emerado, ND 58228 701-594-8166 www.forkslath.com
Freedom Security and Surveillance
Mike Bales mike@freedomsecuritysys.com
149 Mary Cir. N. Mankato, MN 56003 507-382-8365 www.freedomsecuritysys.com
Friedges Drywall, Inc.
Todd Friedges todd@friedges.com P.O. Box 37 Elko New Market, MN 55020 952-461-3288 www.friedges.com
GG & J Awning & Canvas, Inc.
Beth Brenny beth@gjawning.com 1802 13th Ave. NE Sauk Rapids, MN 56379 800-467-1744 www.gjawning.com
G M Contracting, Inc.
Henry Harazin hharazin@gmcontractinginc.com P. O. Box 736 Lake Crystal, MN 56055-0736 507-726-6433 www.gmcontractinginc.com
Gag Sheet Metal, Inc.
Jenny Gag jenny.gag@gsm1904.com 1500 North Front St. New Ulm, MN 56073 507-354-3813 www.gagsheetmetal.com
Gallagher Brian Nohava brian_nohava@ajg.com 4 13th Ave. N. Waite Park, MN 56387 320-252-1702 www.ajg.com
Gartner Refrigeration Co. Jay Koning jay@gartner1.com 2331 West Superior St. Duluth, MN 55806 218-722-4439 www.gartner1.com
Gehrtz Construction Services Dan Kleist dkleist@gcs-fm.com 510 4th Ave N. Fargo, ND 58102 701-297-0704 www.gehrtzconstructionservices.com
General Sprinkler Corporation Michael Winiecki mwiniecki@generalsprinkler.com 10661 Nassau St. NE, #400 Blaine, MN 55449 651-484-5903 www.generalsprinkler.com
Gittleman Construction & Maintenance Michael Laukka mlaukka@gittleman.com 1015 Glenwood Ave. N. Minneapolis, MN 55405 952-567-6840 www.gittlemanconstruction.com
Glass & Mirror Minnesota Andrew LeJeune andrew@glassandmirrorminnesota. com 427 N. 10th Ave. Minneapolis, MN 55401 612-870-0247 www.glassandmirroroutlet.com
Goodin Company Elana Charlton elana.charlton@goodinco.com 1251 46th St. N. Fargo, ND 58102 701-298-3210 www.goodinco.com
Goodwill-Easter Seals of MN Kristen Hoyles krhoyles@gesmn.org 635 Prior Ave. N. #7 St. Paul, MN 55104 612-750-3845 www.gesmn.org
Graffic Traffic
Paul Burke paul@graffictraffic.com 2275 McKnight Rd., Suite 2 N. St. Paul, MN 55109 651-770-7898 www.graffictraffic.com
Granite City Door, LLC
Jeff Blenker granitecitydoor@gmail.com 2229 Roosevelt Rd., Suite #4 St. Cloud, MN 56301 320-202-7888
Grazzini Brothers & Co. Greg Grazzini ggrazzini@grazzini.com 1175 Eagan Industrial Road Eagan, MN 55121 651-452-2700 www.grazzini.com
Greystone Construction Company Kevin O’Brien kobrien@greystoneconstruction.com 2995 Winners Circle Dr., Suite 200 Shakopee, MN 55379 952-496-2227 www.greystoneconstruction.com
Gustav & Rudy Contractors, Inc.
Ryan Erickson ryan@gustavrudy.com 14210 Northdale Blvd. Rogers, MN 55374 763-276-7000 www.gustavrudy.com
HH.A. Thompson & Sons
Bob Ehli behli@hatandsons.com 911 S. 9th St. Bismarck, ND 58504 701-223-3393 www.hatandsons.com
Hammers Construction, Inc.
Chris Ruther chrisr@hci-mn.com P.O. Box 148 Perham, MN 56573 218-346-2195 www.hci-mn.com
Hansen Flooring Gallery
Lenny Hansen lenny@hansenflooringgallery.com 75 Osseo Ave. N. St. Cloud, MN 56303 320-253-1771 www.hansenflooringgallery.com
Heritage Construction Co, LLC.
Andrew Christensen
andy@heritageconstructionmn.com
10908 171st Ave. NW, Suite C. Elk River, MN 55330 763-633-4080 www.heritageconstructionmn.com
Holiday Stationstores/Circle K
Michael Cole
michael.cole@circlek.com 4567 American Blvd. W. Bloomington, MN 55437 952-830-8889 www.holidaystationstores.com
Holmes Murphy Construction
Willie Kulig wkulig@holmesmurphy.com 225 S. 6th St. #1900 Minneapolis, MN 55402 612-349-2400 www.holmesmurphy.com
Horizon Roofing, Inc
Kurt Scepaniak kurt@horizonroofinginc.com 2010 County Rd 137 Waite Park, MN 56387 320-252-1608 www.horizonroofinginc.com
Hough, Inc.
Michael Hough m.hough@houghinc.com P.O. Box 2 Detroit Lakes, MN 56502 218-847-7391 www.houghinc.com
Hunerberg Construction Company
John Hunerberg
johnh@hunerberg.com 11102 86th Ave. N. Maple Grove, MN 55369 763-463-5040 www.hunerberg.com
HY-TEC Construction
Mitch Feierabend mitchf@hytecconstruction.com P.O. Box 621 Brainerd, MN 56401 218-829-8529 www.hytecconstruction.com
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IDC - Automatic Garage Door
Evan Bunn
ebunn@idc-automatic.com 360 Coon Rapids Blvd Minneapolis, MN 55433 763-786-4730 www.idc-automatic.com
In Demand Industrial Services, LLC
Mark Peterson mark.peterson@indemandis.com 5002 Tandem Dr. Bismark, ND 58501 701-989-6585 www.indemandis.com
Indigo Signs
Erik Bagley
erik.bagley@indigosigns.com 1622 Main Avenue Fargo, ND 58103 701-297-9696 www.indigosigns.com
Innovated Services LLC
Mark Thelen markt@innovatedservices.net 8220 W. 125th St. Savage, MN 55378 952-882-0002 www.innovatedservices.net
Innovative Masonry Restoration, LLC
Marianne Grossman
marianne@imrestoration.com 16264 Lakeside Ave. SE Prior Lake, MN 55372 612-548-5589 www.imrestoration.com
Integrated Building Solutions
Paul Kelly
paul.kelly@ibsmn.com 2163 Northdale Blvd. NW Coon Rapids, MN 55433 763-400-7376 www.ibsmn.com
Interstates
Mike DeRosier
mike.derosier@interstates.com 8247 Industrial Park Rd. Baxter, MN 56425 218-820-0287 www.interstates.com
Intex Insulating Co., Inc.
Jerry Braegelmann
jerryb@intexinsulating.com 13857 233rd St. Cold Spring, MN 56320 320-685-8921 www.intexinsulating.com
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J-Berd Mechanical, Inc.
Brad Smith bsmith@j-berd.com 1 Industrial Blvd. Sauk Rapids, MN 56379 320-656-0847 www.j-berd.com
JA Price Agency, Inc. Jeff Olsen jeff.olsen@japrice.com 6640 Shady Oak Rd., Suite 500 Eden Prairie, MN 55344 952-944-8790 www.japrice.com
Javens Mechanical Contracting Co. Karmen Javens karmen@javensmech.com 59160 Madison Avenue Mankato, MN 56001 507-388-7332 www.javensmech.com
John A. Knutson & Co., PLLP (JAK) Jason Loven jloven@jakcpa.com 1781 Prior Ave. N Falcon Heights, MN 55113-5549 651-641-1099 www.jakcpa.com
John T. Jones Construction Co. Jeff Jones
jtj@jtjconst.com P.O. Box 2424 Fargo, ND 58108 701-232-3358 www.jtjconst.com
Joseph Company, Inc. (The) Carter Wagner cwagner@joseph-company.com P.O. Box 427 Austin, MN 55912 507-437-3284 www.joseph-company.com
JT Egner Construction Josh Egner jegner@jtegner.com 17595 Kenwood Trail, Suite 250 Lakeville, MN 55044 952-985-0582 www.jtegner.com
Juul Contracting Company Merrill Wendlandt juulcont@hutchtel.net P.O. Box 189 Hutchinson, MN 55350 320-587-2989 www.juulcontracting.com
KK H C Construction Inc. Kim Christensen khcconst@iw.net P.O. Box 450 Marshall, MN 56258 507-532-6768 www.khcconstruction.com
Karkela Construction, Inc.
John Hill jhill@karkela.com
4806 Park Glen Rd. St. Louis Park, MN 55416 952-922-5512 www.karkela.com
Kato Roofing, Inc. Vicki Hagen vicki@katoroofing.com 321 Lundin Blvd. Mankato, MN 56001 507-388-4112 www.katoroofing.com
KBS Companies Luke Kreofsky luke.kreofsky@kreofsky.net 865 Enterprise Drive S.W. Plainview, MN 55964 507-534-3855 www.kbscompanies.com
Kiehm Construction Inc. Marty Kiehm info@kcibuilds.com 8415 220th St. W. Lakeville, MN 55044 952-469-5600 www.kcibuilds.com
Kinghorn Construction John Kinghorn Johnk@kinghornco.com 21830 Industrial Ct. Rogers, MN 55374 763-428-8088 www.kinghornconstruction.com
Kline-Johnson & Associates Chris Anderson chris@kline-johnson.com 10400 Yellow Circle Dr. Ste 300 Minneapolis, MN 55343 952-854-8723 www.kline-johnson.com
Knobelsdorff
Karl von Knobelsdorff Karl@keway.com 25701 370th Street Goodhue, MN 55027 651-923-4970 www.keway.com
Kuepers Inc.
Ray Austin raya@kuepers.com 17018 Commercial Park Rd. Brainerd, MN 56401 218-829-0707 www.kuepers.com
LL.W. Survey Engineering & Design Co.
Jesse Johnson j.johnson@lwsurvey.com
525 Lake Ave. S. Duluth, MN 55802 218-722-8211 www.lwsurvey.com
Lakeside Floor Coverings, Inc.
Keia Isaacson
keia@lakesidefloorcovering.com
7500 University Ave. NE #1 Fridley, MN 55432 763-503-0100 www.lakesidefloorcovering.com
Laketown Electric Corporation
Matt Bergmann mattb@laketownelectric.com 8470 State Hwy 5 Waconia, MN 55387 952-442-2740 www.laketownelectric.com
Lantz Masonry
Luke Brewster luke.brewster@lantzmasonry.com 1340 10th Ave. SE Cambridge, MN 55008 612-479-3378
Larkin Hoffman
Bryan Huntington bhuntington@larkinhoffman.com 8300 Norman Center Dr., Ste 1000 Bloomington, MN 55437 952-896-1558 www.larkinhoffman.com
Larson Building, Inc.
Andy Larson andy.larson@larsonbuilding.com 200 1st St. South Buffalo, MN 55313 763-634-5600 www.larsonbuilding.com
Lee Plumbing & Heating Co., Inc.
Derek Lee derek@leeplumbingandheating.com 1430 North Main Ave Thief River Falls, MN 56701 218-681-1903 www.leeplumbingandheating.com
Les Jones Roofing, Inc.
Leslie Jones-Vogel leslie@lesjonesroofing.com 941 W 80th St Bloomington, MN 55420 952-881-2241 www.lesjonesroofing.com
Lumber One
Barb Brandes info@lumber-one.com P.O. Box 7 Avon, MN 56310 320-356-7342 www.lumber-one.com
Lundberg Plumbing & Heating
Tom Lundberg tom@lundbergph.com 1075 2nd Street N.W. Aitkin, MN 56431 218-927-3248 www.lundbergph.com
Lunseth Plumbing & Heating Co., Inc.
Phil Kraemer philk@lunseth.com 1710 N. Washington St. Grand Forks, ND 58203 701-772-6631 www.lunseth.com
Lyon Contracting, Inc.
Jeff Drown jeffd@lyonmn.com 1200 25th Ave. S. St. Cloud, MN 56301 320-252-2267 www.lyoncontractingmn.com
MMadsen Fixture & Millwork, Inc.
Kristyn Schlavin
kes@madsenfixture.com PO Box 12 Forest Lake, MN 55025 651-982-6220 www.madsenfixture.com
Magnum Contracting, Inc.
David Enget
david@magnumcontracting.com 4686 13th Ave. N. Fargo, ND 58102 701-235-5285 www.magnumcontracting.com
Malterer Mechanical, Inc.
Mike Malterer
mike.malterermech@gmail.com 319 Pintail St. Mankato, MN 56001 507-387-7499 www.malterermechanical.com
Manning Mechanical, Inc.
Tim Haglin thaglin@manningmechanical.com 4210 19th Ave. N. Fargo, ND 58102 701-293-9774 www.manningmechanical.com
Marcus Construction
Jim Bach jim@marcusconstruction.com 2580 Hwy 12 East Willmar, MN 56201 320-222-6616 www.marcusconstruction.com
Marsh & McLennan Agency - Fargo Mark Julik mark.julik@marshmma.com 505 Broadway North, Suite 100 Fargo, ND 58102 701-237-3311 www.marshmma.com
McCormick Construction Company Mark Schmid marks@mccormickconstruction.com 7900 69th Ave. Greenfield, MN 55373 763-477-4774 www.mccormickconstruction.com
MCI Inc.
dba Multiple Concepts Interiors, Inc. Pat Lemke plemke@mcicarpetone.com 26 1st Ave North Waite Park, MN 56387 320-253-5078 www.mcicarpetone.com
MCI Paint & Drywall
Scott Jensen scottj@mcidrywall.com 12701 Chowen Ave. S. #102B Burnsville, MN 55337 952-985-7778 www.mcidrywall.com
Mechanical Systems Inc. Christopher Pumper christopher@ mechanicalsystemsminnesota.com 500 E. County Rd 1 Dundas, MN 55019 507-645-5675 www.mechanicalsystemsminnesota. com
Meier Electric, Inc. Mike Meier mike@meierelectric.com P.O. Box 455 Marshall, MN 56258 507-532-3707 www.meierelectric.com
Melrose Electric, Inc. Eric Seanger eric@melroseelectric.com P.O. Box 234 Melrose, MN 56352 320-256-3846 www.melroseelectric.com
Met-Con Companies
Randy McDonough randy.mcdonough@met-con.com P.O. Box 427 Faribault, MN 55021 507-332-2266 www.met-con.com
Mid-County Fabricating, Inc. Joe Kreuser joemidcounty@frontiernet.net 395 Ervin Industrial Blvd. Suite A Jordan, MN 55352 952-492-5500 www.midcountyfab.com
Midwest Contracting LLC
William Otto william@midwestcontracting.net 2948 271st Ave. Marshall, MN 56258 507-537-1004
Midwest Electric and Generator John Anderson john@midwestgenerators.com 10215 Twin Lakes Rd. NW Elk River, MN 55330 612-284-1550 www.midwestgenerators.com
Midwest Fence Company
Tom Corrigan tomc@midwestfenceco.com 525 E. Villaume Ave. So. St. Paul, MN 55075 651-451-2221 www.midwestfence.com
Miller Insulation Co., Inc. Brad Miller bradmiller@millerinsulation.com P.O. Box 1393 Bismarck, ND 58502 701-258-4323 www.millerinsulation.com
Milwaukee Tool Company Matt Ostdiek matthew.ostdiek@ milwaukeetool.com 9705 Valley View Rd. Eden Prairie, MN 55344 612-322-8533 www.milwaukeetool.com
Mindak Commercial Construction Lee Noland lee@mindakconstruction.com 130 Delaware St. SE Lonsdale, MN 55046 701-741-6601 www.mindakconstruction.com
MinKo Construction, Inc.
Trevor Muchow trevor@minko.com P.O. Box 6559 Fargo, ND 58109 701-280-1405 www.minko.com
Minnesota Construction Law Services
Bill Gschwind bill@mncls.com 107 Grove Ave. S. Park Rapids, MN 56470 651-484-4412 www.mncls.com
Minnesota Petroleum Service, Inc.
Bret Swan bswan@mnpetro.com 682 39th Ave NE Columbia Heights MN 55421 763-780-5191 www.swancompanies.net
Minnwest Bank
Brianna Knowles brik@minnwestbankgroup.com 3130 2nd St. S. St. Cloud, MN 56302 320-529-4802 www.minnwestbankgroup.com
MN-KOTA Concrete Inc.
Roger Wacker mnkotaconcrete@loretel.net 13263 460th Ave. Frazee, MN 56544 218-334-8423
Mobile Air/Tioga Air Heaters
Keith Valentyn kvalentyn@mobileair.com 4810 Lilac Dr. N. Brooklyn Center, MN 55429 763-525-4000 www.mobileair.com
Mohrman, Kaardal & Erickson, P.A. Vince Fahnlander fahnlander@mklaw.com 150 South 5th St., Suite 3100 Minneapolis, MN 55402 612-341-1074 www.mklaw.com
Molin Concrete Products Co. Matt Soanes matts@molin.com 415 Lilac St. Lino Lakes, MN 55014 651-786-7722 www.molin.com
Molitor Excavating, Inc.
Paul Molitor paul@molitorexc.com 1155 23rd Ave. S. Waite Park, MN 56387 320-252-8010
Moss & Barnett Aaron Dean aaron.dean@lawmoss.com 150 5th St., Ste 1200 Minneapolis, MN 55402 612-877-5000 www.lawmoss.com
Municipal Builders, Inc. John Wegner john@1mbi.com 7900 Old Viking Blvd. Nowthen, MN 55303 763-421-8790 www.1mbi.com
Murphy Window and Door
Bryce Murphy murphywindow@gmail.com 12536 314th Ave. NW Princeton, MN 55371 320-980-1987 www.murphywindowinc.com
My Plumbing Training
Scott Thompson scott@myplumbingtraining.com 17694 28th Ave. N. Glyndon, MN 56547 701-238-9816 www.myplumbingtraining.com
NNational Pipeline Services
Keith Boswell kboswell@nationalpipelineservices.com 1000 Industrial Park Drive Mt. Pleasant, MI 48858 989-773-1747 www.nationalpipelineservices.com
NDSCS - Construction Design Technology Dept. Lara Lekang lara.g.lekang@ndscs.edu Horton Hall 239 Wahpeton, ND 58076 701-671-2592 www.ndscs.edu
Needmore Training LLC
Wayne Holland eholland124@yahoo.com 1112 Elm St. SE #307 Tioga, ND 58852 701-641-7589
Nelson Electric, Inc. Robert Nelson tj@nelsonelectricinc.com 7801 Xylon Ave. N., #300 Brooklyn Park, MN 55445 763-444-1523 www.nelsonelectricinc.com
New Tech Electric Systems, Inc. Kerry Newell kerry@newtechelectric.com 397 Bridgepoint Way South St. Paul, MN 55075 651-456-0088 www.newtechelectric.com
Niemela Design & Construction, LLC
Scott Niemela scott@niemeladc.com P.O. Box 387 Cokato, MN 55321 320-286-2142 www.niemeladc.com
Nor-Son Construction Mark Strelnieks mark.strelnieks@nor-son.com 7900 Hastings Rd South Baxter, MN 56425 800-858-1722 www.nor-son.com
North Central Fabricators, LLC
George Oakes george@northcentralfab.com 40800 Hwy 65 NE Braham, MN 55006 763-689-5070 www.northcentralfab.com
North Dakota Safety Council
Kristin Wilson kristinw@ndsc.org 1710 Canary Ave. #A Bismarck, ND 58501 701-223-6372 www.ndsc.org
North Risk Partners
Barry Quernemoen barry.quernemoen@ northriskpartners.com 622 Roosevelt Road #240 St. Cloud, MN 56301 320-253-1122 www.northriskpartners.com
North Risk Partners
Jon Launstein
jon.launstein@northriskpartners.com
2010 Centre Pointe Blvd Mendota Heights, MN 55120 651-379-7844 www.northriskpartners.com
Northern Con-Agg, LLP
Joe Egan jegan@northernconagg.com 3231 Fernbrook Lane Plymouth, MN 55447 763-509-9344 www.northernconagg.com
Northern Exposure Roofing and Sheet Metal, Inc. Kurt Tjelmeland kurttj@nersm.com 1305 Larc Industrial Blvd. Burnsville, MN 55337 651-423-5599 www.northernexposureroofing.com
Northern Plains Contracting, Inc. Tim Poehls timp@northernplainscontracting.com P.O. Box 10 Wolverton, MN 56594 218-995-2012 www.northernplainscontracting.com
Northern Region Association of Safety Professionals Melissa Olheiser melissa@oecscomply.com P.O. Box 1663 Fargo, ND 58107 701-371-4868 www.nrasp.org
Northland Glass & Glazing, LLC
Glenn Knudson glennk@nggnd.com 3311 39th St. S Fargo, ND 58104 701-277-8700 www.nggnd.com
Northstar Insulation Inc. Jason Howard northstar@invisimax.com 1120 South 46th Street Grand Forks, ND 58201 701-746-5527 www.northstarinsulationinc.com
Northstar Specialties, Inc. Bart Hardle bhardle@maxtech-inc.com
30181 Stacy Ponds Dr. Stacy, MN 55079 763-203-2792
www.northstarspecialties.com
Northwest Contracting Inc.
Eric Brenden
eric@northwestcontracting.com 2840 Valley Forge St. Bismarck, ND 58503 701-255-7727 www.northwestcontracting.com
Northwest Excavators, Inc.
Jason Gratke
jason@northwestexcavators.com
P.O. Box 1103 St. Cloud, MN 56302-1103 320-252-4781 www.northwestexcavators.com
OOECS Workplace Safety Experts
Tim Sheehan tims@oecscomply.com 1000 Shelard Pkwy. #140 St. Louis Park, MN 55426 612-220-1978 www.oecscomply.com
Olaf Anderson Construction, Inc.
Jeff Furstenau furst@olaf-anderson.com
P. O. Box 2766 Fargo, ND 58108 701-237-3605 www.olafanderson.com
Old National Bank
CJ Becker cj.becker@oldnational.com 1600 Utica Ave. S., Suite 400 St. Louis Park, MN 55416 763-347-8438 www.oldnational.com
Opies One Hour Heat & Air
Julie Preusser
juliep@opiesgold.com 545 8th Ave. NE St. Joseph, MN 56374 320-258-7800 www.opiesgold.com
OSI Physical Therapy
Diane Gilmore dgilmore@osipt.com 1700 Tower Dr. Stillwater, MN 55082 651-229-5308 www.osipt.com
Owatonna Heating & Cooling
Wes Kain wes.kain@owatonna-heating.com 408 North Cedar Avenue Owatonna, MN 55060 507-451-2051 www.owatonna-heating.com
Oxentenko, Inc.
Tom Backman tb.oxentenko@midconetwork.com P.O. Box 756 Bismarck, ND 58502 701-255-4383 www.oxentenkoinc.com
PP. Skluzacek Builders, Inc.
Brandon Skluzacek brandon@psbisteel.com 143 Woodbury St. SW New Prague, MN 56071 952-758-9388 www.psbisteel.com
Painting America, Inc.
Cory Howard cory@paintingamericainc.net 2013 O’Neil Rd. Hudson, WI 54016 715-531-1458 www.paintingamericainc.net
Paradigm Enterprises, Inc.
Tammy Blilie office@paradigmenterprises.net 8086 Hwy 75 South Moorhead, MN 56560 218-236-8795 www.paradigmenterprises.net
Pella Products, Inc.
Pete Malm malmpg1@pellamn.com 15300 25th Ave. N. #100 Plymouth, MN 55447 763-745-1400 www.pella.com
Pember Companies
Brent Pember bpember@pembercompanies.com N 4449 469th St. Menomonie, WI 54751 715-235-0316 www.pembercompanies.com
People Ready - Skilled Trades
Josh Roble Jroble@peopleready.com 8530 Eagle Pt. Blvd., Suite 100, Office 162 Lake Elmo, MN 55042 763-657-3400 www.peopleready.com
Performance Publishing
Cherie Collins
cherie@performancepublishing.net 11751 West Buteo Dr. Nampa, ID 83686 800-998-4697 www.performancepublishing.net
Peters, Revnew, Kappenman & Anderson, P.A. Tom Revnew trevnew@prkalaw.com 7300 Metro Boulevard Ste. 500 Minneapolis, MN 55439 952-896-1700 www.prkalaw.com
Pietsch Construction, Inc. Justin Grev justin@pietschconstruction.com 28617 850th Ave. Madelia, MN 56062 507-642-8018 www.pietschconstruction.com
PKG Contracting, Inc. Darin Pfingsten darin@pkg-inc.com 4301 S. University Dr. Fargo, ND 58104 701-232-3878 www.pkg-inc.com
Plaas Incorporated Taite Plaas taite@plaasinc.com 1427 Old West Main Red Wing, MN 55066 651-388-8881 www.plaasinc.com
Plumbers Mechanical Group, LLC Tammy Palubicki office@pmgllcmn.com 293 Junction St. Winona, MN 55987 507-452-7587 www.pmgllcmn.com
Precise Keith Louwagie keith@precisemn.com 628 19th Ave. St. Joseph, MN 56374 320-363-7401 www.precisemn.com
Project Build Minnesota, Inc. Joy DesMarais-Lanz joy@synergosamc.com 1611 County Rd B W, Suite 315 St. Paul, MN 55113 651-432-4395 www.projectbuildmn.com
Protouch Painting, Inc. Nick Piehl nick@protouchpainting.com 139 S. Concord Exchange Street South St. Paul, MN 55075 651-457-5628 www.protouchpainting.com
PS=Ø Kris Kroeker kkroeker@pourstrip0.com 192 W. 9th St. St. Paul, MN 55102 800-355-8418 www.pourstrip0.com
QQuality Refrigeration, Inc. Bob Forder bobforder@qualityrefrig.com 6237 Penn Ave. S., Suite 100 Richfield, MN 55423 612-861-7350 www.qualityrefrig.com
RR & G Construction Co. Gregg Mathiowetz gmathiowetz@randgconstruction. com
2694 County Rd. 6 Marshall, MN 56258 507-537-1473 www.randgconstruction.com
R. J. Zavoral & Sons, Inc. Dave Zavoral dave@rjzavoral.com P.O. Box 435 East Grand Forks, MN 56721-0435 218-773-0586 www.rjzavoral.com
Raven Construction, Inc. Nancy St. Germain nancy@ravenci.com 2740 Miinnehaha Ave. S., Ste 130 PMB 304 Minneapolis, MN 55406 612-209-2045 www.ravenconstructioninc.org
Ray N. Welter Heating
Rick Welter rickw@welterheating.com 4637 Chicago Avenue Minneapolis, MN 55407 612-825-6867 www.welterheating.com
RDO Equipment Company John Weber jweber@rdoequipment.com 11030 Holly Ln. N. Dayton, MN 55369 763-294-7802 www.RDOequipment.com
Redpath and Company
Paul Longsdorf plongsdorf@redpathcpas.com 4810 White Bear Pkwy. White Bear Lake, MN 55110 651-426-7000 www.redpathcpas.com
Riccar Heating
Jeff Arent jeff@riccarhvac.com 2387 Station Pkwy. NW Andover, MN 55304 763-754-4000 www.heatingandcoolingstore.com
Rice Companies
Chris Rice
chris.rice@ricescompanies.com 1019 Industrial Dr. S. Sauk Rapids, MN 56379 320-252-0404 www.ricecompanies.com
River City Underlayment
Mike Schmillen mike@rivercityunderlayment.com 1286 Park Rd. Chanhassen, MN 55317 612-290-4100 www.rivercityunderlayment.com
Rock On Trucks, Inc.
Krystal Vierkant krystal@rockontrucks.com 3100 7th St. S. Waite Park, MN 56387 320-230-2998 www.rockontrucks.com
Roers Construction Company LLC
David Wood
dwood@roers.com 200 45th St. S., Suite 200 Fargo, ND 58103 701-356-5050 www.roers.com
Ron The Sewer Rat
John Molitor
plumbing@ronthesewerrat.com 875 Blue Gentian Rd. #900 Eagan, MN 55121 612-724-8253 www.ronthesewerrat.com
Royal Construction Inc.
Jim Bunkelman jim@royalbuilt.com 3653 Greenway St. Eau Claire, WI 54701 715-832-1986 www.royalbuilt.com
Ryan Company, Inc.
Matt Hornibrook matt@ryancompany.com 108 Broadway St. W. Osseo, MN 55369 763-424-6444 www.ryancompany.com
SSand Construction, LLC
Nicole Sand ndsand@sandcompanies.com
P.O. Box 727
Waite Park, MN 56387 320-202-3100 www.SandCompanies.com
Scenic Sign Corp.
Aaron Ree
aaron@scenicsign.com P. O. Box 881 St. Cloud, MN 56302 320-252-9400 www.scenicsign.com
Schneider Consultants
Tom Schneider tom@schneiderconsultants.com 5000 Suburban Dr. Shorewood, MN 55331 952-401-3745 www.schneiderconsultants.com
Schumacher Excavating Inc.
Scott Schumacher
scott@schumacherexcavating.com 50 Warren Ave Zumbrota, MN 55992 507-732-5043 www.schumacherexcavating.com
Schwab Construction Services
Grace Bassingthwaite cbassingthwaite@ schwabconstruction.com 74 Kansas St. Winona, MN 55987 507-454-5000 www.schwabconstruction.com
Schwickert’s Tecta America LLC
Kevin Palmer kpalmer@schwickerts.com 330 Poplar Mankato, MN 56001 507-387-3101 www.schwickerts.com
Scott’s Electric, Inc.
Scott Meyer scott@scottselectric.net 671 6th St. S. Wahpeton, ND 58075-4811 701-642-9244 www.scottselectric.net
SCR
Ryan Welty ryan.welty@scr-mn.com 604 Lincoln Avenue N.E. St. Cloud, MN 56304 320-251-6861 www.scr-mn.com
Security Fire Sprinkler, LLC
Mike Loren mike@sfsprinkler.com 1 Industrial Blvd. Sauk Rapids, MN 56379 320-656-0847 www.sfsprinkler.com
Selid Mechanical, Inc. Sara Opp sara@selidmechanical.com 2219 2nd Ave. W. Williston, ND 58801 701-572-5887 www.selidmechanical.com
Sharp & Associates LLC
Denny Sharp dsharp@sharp-associates.com 500 Bunker Lakes Blvd. Anoka, MN 55303 763-425-2002 www.sharp-associates.com
Sherbrooke Turf, Inc. David Sherbrooke sherbooke.david@gmail.com 15612 Sherbrooke Road Pelican Rapids, MN 56572 218-532-2485 www.sherbrooketurfinc.com
Shingobee
Nancy Samson nsamson@shingobee.com P.O. Box 8 Loretto, MN 55357 763-479-1300 www.shingobee.com
Simonson Lumber Co
Al Stern
als@simonson-lumber.com 2455 12th St. SE St. Cloud, MN 56304 320-252-9385 www.simonson-lumber.com
Snow-Larson & Oakcrest Building Products Jared Ochs jared.ochs@snowlarson.com P.O. Box 191 Scandia, MN 55073 763-592-8640 www.snowlarson.com
South Side Electric Inc.
Harlan Madsen harlanm@southsideelectric.net 9201 E. Bloomington Frwy #X Bloomington, MN 55420 952-888-5500 www.southsideelectric.net
Southeast Contracting Services, Inc. Teresa Ramirez t.ramirez@southproser.com 1254 Paredes Line Rd., Suite 1 Brownsville, TX 78521 512-770-5546 www.southproser.com
SPARCCOM Technologies
George Sparks george@sparccom.com 350 Nathan Lane Plymouth, MN 55441 646-522-4754 www.sparccom.com
SpeckTacular Concrete LLC
Jill Speckmann jills@specktacular.net 5595 270th St. E. Elko, MN 55020 651-755-4282 www.specktacular.net
Standard Heating & A/C Co. Todd Ferrara todd.ferrara@standardheating.com 130 Plymouth Ave. N. Minneapolis, MN 55411 612-824-2656 www.standardheating.com
Starcon, a Cianbro Company
Steve Buford sbuford@starcon.org 13621 Airline Hwy. Gonzales, LA 70737 225-677-8750 www.starcon.org
Stevens Construction Corp.
Jim Harmon jharmon@stevensconstruction.com 1650 W. 82nd St. #1040 Bloomington, MN 55431 952-853-5100 www.stevensconstruction.com
Stinson LLP
Steve Schemenauer steve.schemenauer@stinson.com 50 South Sixth St. #2600 Minneapolis, MN 55402 612-335-1500 www.stinson.com
Stinson Electric, Inc.
Shelly Craemer
shelly@stinsonelectricinc.com
750 4th St. NW New Brighton, MN 55112 612-788-0244 www.stinsonelectricinc.com
Stockness Construction, Inc.
Tim Stockness tim@stockness.com
13427 Fenway Blvd Cir N. Hugo, MN 55038 651-484-1286 www.stockness.com
Stotko Speedling Construction, Inc.
Greg Stotko greg@stotkospeedling.com 1303 Eddy Street Suite E Hastings, MN 55033 651-480-0055 www.stotkospeedling.com
Straightway Construction, Inc.
Alvie Jarratt Jr. alvie@straightwayconstion.com P.O. Box 2121 Bismarck, ND 58502-2121 701-751-3230 www.straightwayconstruction.com
Subsurface, Inc.
Gary Strom gary@subsurface-inc.com P.O. Box 37 Moorhead, MN 56561 701-261-9537 www.subsurface-inc.com
Sunburn Construction, LLC
dba Everlight Solar Construction
Adam Burner
adam.burner@everlightsolar.com 7369 Hwy 13 W., #1 Savage, MN 55378 850-960-2339 www.everlightsolar.com
Superior Mechanical, Inc.
Craig Curley ccurley@superiormechanical.us 1224 60th Avenue NW Rochester, MN 55901 507-289-0229 www.superiormechanical.us
Sussner Construction
Chris Moede chris@sussnerconstruction.com 305 Legion Field Rd. Marshall, MN 56258 507-537-9779 www.sussnerconstruction.com
TTani Division/ B.D. Schiffler, Inc.
Bryan Schiffler bryan@tanidivision.com P.O. Box 612 Albany, MN 56307 320-845-4733 www.tanidivision.com
Taracon Precast LLC
Lloyd Steinmetz lloyds@taraconprecast.com 6189 170th St. N. Hawley, MN 56549 218-498-8422 www.taraconprecast.com
Tecta America Dakotas
Brent Wical bwical@tectaamerica.com 2315 7th Ave. N. Fargo, ND 58102 701-232-7330 www.grsnd.com
Terracon Leif Schonteich leif.schonteich@terracon.com 860 9th St. NE, Unit K West Fargo, ND 58078 701-282-9633 www.terracon.com
Tharaldson Hospitality Development, LLC
Larry Madson lmadson@tharaldsonco.com 4520 36th Ave. S. Fargo, ND 58104 701-893-5011 www.tharaldsonhm.com
The Builders Group
Stuart Thompson sthompson@tbgmn.com 2919 Eagandale Blvd., Suite 100 Eagan, MN 55121-1214 651-389-1140 www.tbgmn.com
The Contractors Plan/ Fringe Benefit Group
Courtney Corcoran ccorcoran@fbg.com 202 Sunbury Dr. St. Charles, IL 60175 773-750-0554 www.thecontractorsplan.com
The Fire Group, Inc.
Steve Hinson shinson@fireconstructionservices. com
833 SW 3rd St., Suite 4 New Brighton, MN 55112 218-820-3903 www.thefiregroupinc.com
The Weitz Company
Laurie Plunkett laurie.plunkett@weitz.com 3033 Campus Dr., N150 Minneapolis, MN 55441 763-694-7920 www.weitz.com
Total Fire Protection Inc.
Chris Brandt cbrandt@tfpsd.com 1004 7th Ave. N Brandon, SD 57005 605-582-2400 www.tfpsd.com
Tradeco Construction of Minnesota
Tony Grooms tdg@tradecostaff.com 7600 Boone Ave. N. Ste. 37 Brooklyn Park, MN 55428 763-645-5520 www.tradecostaff.com
Tradesmen International, LLC
Jason Casperson jason.casperson@ tradesmeninternational.com 5500 Lincoln Dr., Suite 110 Minneapolis, MN 55436 612-299-1751 www.tradesmeninternational.com
Trillium Construction Services
Tammy Miller tmiller@trilliumconstruction.net 2330 Cloud Dr. NE #121 Blaine, MN 55443 763-515-9463 www.trilliumstaffing.com
Twin City Group
Jacob Sheehan jsheehan@twincitygroup.com 4500 Park Glen Rd., Suite 400 Minneapolis, MN 55416 952-924-6968 www.twincitygroup.com
Typhoon Excavation
Alan Mapes amapes11@hotmail.com 2222 12th Ave W. Williston, ND 58801 701-570-7104
UU Chapter 2 LLC
Troy DeGroot troy.degroot@uchapter2.com 8271 Parnell Ave. NE Otsego, MN 55330 763-516-2178 www.uchapter2.com
USI Insurance Service
Sean McBride
sean.mcbride@usi.com
8000 Norman Center Dr., Ste 1000 Bloomington, MN 55437 952-947-9700 www.usi.com
VValley Paving Inc.
Brent Carron brent@valleypaving.com 8800 13th Ave. E. Shakopee, MN 55379 952-445-8615 www.valleypaving.com
Veit
Abby Kemp abby.kemp@veitusa.com 14000 Veit Place Rogers, MN 55374-9583 763-428-2242 www.veitusa.com
Vigen Construction
Jeff Vigen jtvigen@vigenconstruction.com P.O. Box 6109 Grand Forks, ND 58206 218-773-1159 www.vigenconstruction.com
Vinco, Inc.
Steve Anderson s.anderson@vinco-inc.com P.O. Box 907 Forest Lake, MN 55025 651-982-4642 www.vinco-inc.com
Vos Construction Inc.
Scott Vos scott@vosconstruction.com 19063 371st Avenue Green Isle, MN 55338 507-326-7901 www.vosconstruction.com
Voss Plumbing & Heating
Dale Klein dale@vossplumbing.com P.O. Box 77 Paynesville, MN 56362 320-243-3644 www.vossplumbing.com
WW. Gohman Construction Co.
Craig Guggenberger craigg@wgohman.com P.O. Box 250 St. Joseph, MN 56374-0250 320-363-7781 www.wgohman.com
Wanzek Construction, Inc.
Craig Moseng cmoseng@wanzek.com 4850 32nd Ave. S. Fargo, ND 58104 701-282-6171 www.wanzek.com
WEB Construction Co., Inc.
Josh Williams josh@webconmankato.com 320 Saint Andrews Dr., Suite 100 Mankato, MN 56001 507-387-1667 www.webconmankato.com
Westwood Professional Services
Jenna Honomichi jenna.honomichi@westwoodps.com 12701 Whitewater Dr. Ste 300 Minnetonka, MN 55343 952-937-5150 www.westwoodps.com
Wieser Brothers General Contractor, Inc.
Jeff Wieser jeffw@wieserbrothers.com 200 Twilite St. La Crescent, MN 55947 507-895-8903 www.wieserbrothers.com
Wilcon Construction Services, LLC
William Mueller & Sons, Inc.
Tim Mueller timm@wmmueller.com
P.O. Box 247 Hamburg, MN 55339 952-467-2720 www.wmmueller.com
Willmar Electric Service, Corp.
Justin Chapin justin@willmar-electric.com P.O. Box 934 Willmar, MN 56201 320-235-4386 www.willmar-electric.com
Winona Heating & Ventilating Co. B. Thomas Plachecki bplachecki@whvr.com 374 East 2nd St. Winona, MN 55987 507-453-6364 www.whvr.com
Winona Mechanical Inc.
Fran Modjeski office@winonamechanical.com 1210 East 7th St. Winona, MN 55987 507-454-3737 www.winonamechanical.com
Wolf Construction Services
Brandon Hoch bhoch@wolfconstruction.net 2202 Wolf Way West Des Moines, IA 50265 515-225-8866 www.wolfconstruction.net
Wolf River Electric
John Hoffman johnh@wilcon-construction.com 124 Southbrook Way Mankato, MN 507-317-4831 www.wilcon-construction.com
Wilcon Construction, Inc.
Bill Freitag billf@wilcon-construction.com P.O. Box 502
St. James, MN 56081 507-375-5464
www.wilcon-construction.com
Justin Nielsen justin@wolfriverelectric.com 101 Isanti Pkwy. NE #G Isanti, MN 55040 763-229-6662 www.wolfriverelectric.com
Workforce Affairs - NDSCS
Janine Allmaras jeanine.allmaras@ndscs.edu 1305 19th Ave. N. Fargo, ND 58102 701-231-6915 www.ndscs.edu/training
YYellow Tree Construction Services LLC
Kirk Pennings kirk@yellowtreecorp.com 1834 E. 38th St. Minneapolis, MN 55407 612-718-1934 www.yellowtreecorp.com
Yetzer Home Store Tom Wiest thomaswiest@yetzers.com 33 W 1st St. Waconia, MN 55387 952-442-4242 www.yetzers.com
ZZiegler Rental/Ziegler CAT Eric Schaumburg eric.schaumburg@zieglercat.com 901 W 94th St. Minneapolis, MN 55420 952-888-4121 www.zieglercrental.com
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc. Minnesota/North Dakota Chapter
Minnesota Chapter 10193 Crosstown Circle, Eden Prairie, MN 55344
Phone: (952) 941-8693
Fax: (952) 941-8698 www.mnabc.com
North Dakota Council 4511 15th Avenue Fargo, ND 58102
Phone: (701) 238-8853 www.ndabc.com
ABC MN/MNOSHA Partnership
LEVEL 1
• A.B. Systems, Inc.
• Berd Electric
• Breitbach Construction Company
• Cedar Lake Electric, Inc.
• Electrical Production Services
• Fagen, Inc.
LEVEL 2
• Anderson Companies
• Bauer Design Build, LLC
• Dale Gruber Construction
• Enclave Construction
• Greystone Construction
• Laketown Electric
• Larson Building Inc.
• Lyon Contracting
• Horizon Roofing, Inc.
• J-Berd Mechanical Contractors, Inc.
• Nor-Son, Inc.
• Schwickert’s Tecta America
• Security Fire Sprinkler
• Yellow Tree Construction Services
• Marcus Construction
• MinDak Commercial Construction
• Rice Companies
• Shingobee Builders, Inc.
• Stotko Speedling Construction, Inc.
• Willmar Electric Service (WES)
Level 3, Cooperative Compliance Partnership
• Bauer Design Build, LLC
• Greystone Construction
• Lyon Contracting, Inc.
• Marcus Construction
• Rice Companies
STEP Awards - For Contractors Who Promote Safety
ABC’s STEP Safety Management System (STEP) recognizes the efforts of ABC members that strive to achieve effective safety practices at their firms and provides contractors with a tool to objectively evaluate their safety programs, policies, procedures and training. Using a template provided by ABC National, contractors evaluate their programs and receive certificates for qualifying at the Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum or Diamond levels. Contractors can use the one-year STEP certification as a business marketing tool and to improve safety at their firms.
2022 MN/ND ABC STEP Winners
DIAMOND LEVEL
• A.J. Moore Electric, Inc.
• Custom Aire, Inc.
• Greystone Construction Company
• Integrated Building Solutions
• Knobelsdorff Enterprises
• Larson Building, Inc
• Lyon Contracting, Inc.
• Marcus Construction
• Miller Insulation Co., Inc.
• Starcon International
• Stotko Speedling Construction, Inc.
Platinum Level
• Anderson Companies LLC
• Bladholm Construction
• Comstock Construction
• John T. Jones Construction Co.
• McCormick Construction Co
• Mindak Commercial Construction
• Olaf Anderson Construction, Inc.
• Oxentenko, Inc.
• Royal Construction
• Schwickert’s Tecta America LLC
• Wanzek Construction
• Wieser Brothers General Contractor, Inc.
GOLD LEVEL
• Electrical Production Services, Inc.
• Fagen, Inc.
• R. J. Zavoral & Sons, Inc.
• The Weitz Company
• Willmar Electric Service, Corp.
Silver Level
• Bauer Design Build, LLC
• Bergstrom Electric, Inc.
• Braun Intertec Corp.
• Cedar Lake Electric, Inc.
• Design Electric, Inc.
• Enclave Construction, LLC
• Gehrtz Construction Services
• Nelson Electric
• Shingobee
• Wilcon Construction Inc.
BRONZE LEVEL
• A B Systems
• Berd Electric, LLC
• Breitbach Construction
• Construction Engineers, Inc.
• D&G Excavating
• Dale Gruber Construction, Inc.
• Dorglass, Inc.
• East Side Glass Co.
• Elcor Construction, Inc.
• Horizon Roofing, Inc.
• Hy-Tec Construction
• J-Berd Mechanical Contractors, Inc.
• JT Enger Construction
• Laketown Electric Corporation
• Lunseth Plumbing & Heating Co., Inc.
• Niemela Design and Construction LLC
• Nor-Son, Inc.
• Rice Companies
• Schwab Construction Services
• Security Fire Sprinkler, LLC
• Standard Heating & A/C Co.
• Stevens Construction Corp.
• Sussner Construction
• Vos Construction, Inc.
• WEB Construction Co., Inc.
• Wolf Construction Services, Inc.
• Yellow Tree Construction Services LLC
2022 ABC Construction Company Of The Year J-Berd
Companies
In their 30+ years of business, J-Berd Companies has built long-standing relationships with its employees, industry partners, customers, general contractors, and the communities in which they work. The company is comprised of J-Berd Mechanical, Berd Electric, and Security Fire Sprinkler.
J-Berd Companies places a high value on safety and each of the three companies participates in ABC’s STEP program, including J-Berd Mechanical going back to 2004. Their in-house safety committee continually looks for ways to improve and spread a positive safety culture within its companies. If you see them out on one of the countless ABC members jobsites that they are on, their crews proudly wear safety shirts that say Think Safety. Work Safely. as a reminder to always keep safety top of mind.
J-Berd Companies has made a huge investment into the future of the trades over the last decade. They are actively involved in the local community garnering interest into construction trade careers with their very own J-Berd Trades Day. This is a hands-on learning experience for local students where J-Berd goes into the classroom for the day and provides an opportunity for students to experience the trades with some guidance from their craft pros.
It’s also not uncommon for a little league or hockey team in rural Minnesota to be sporting a J-Berd Companies logo, or the girls’ volleyball tournament to have their banner as a leading sponsor of the event. From elementary school walk-athons, speech clubs, sporting and hunting sponsorships, to local law enforcement
and first responders, J-Berd Companies supports causes important to their employees and the communities in which we live and work.
J-Berd Companies promotes ABC and the merit shop philosophy in a number of ways. They have representation on ABC committees that lead the strategic vision and growth of the MN ABC Chapter. Brad Smith is in his second term on the ABC Board of Directors, Dave Berdan is on the legislative and political committee, Megan Henkemeyer is on the education committee, and other J-Berd leaders are frequent attendees at ABC events. Internally, with the employee ownership group, they promote the mission of the merit shop and support State PAC with contribution dollars from the owners.
2022 ABC Associate Member of the Year
Jason Loven, John A. Knutson & Co. PLLP
Jason and his team have helped countless construction companies and ABC members succeed and grow, from better financial reporting, bonding and banking, to tax planning and savings.
They are well known in the construction industry and are held in high regard from the surety industry for their integrity, ethics, and expertise in the industry.
They aren’t all business either. The company organizes an annual employee volunteer event at Feed My Starving Children, hosts food and toy drives, as well as supports numerous charities and non-profits across the state.
Jason is also an active ABC member, joining the ABC Board of Directors mid-year as the treasurer when a vacancy occurred. Prior to that, he chaired the membership committee and can be seen at just about every ABC event we host.
MEGA PROJECTS
Category: More than $100 Million
Company: Fagen, Inc.
Award: EAGLE
Project: Seaboard Energy
Seaboard selected Fagen, Inc. to serve as the EPC contractor for its 6,500 barrels-per-day renewable diesel refinery in Hugoton, KS. The completed facility, also named Seaboard Energy, utilizes beef tallow and distilled corn oil as feedstock to convert into renewable diesel and renewable naphtha. Seaboard Energy will produce 85 million gallons of renewable diesel and 8.5 million gallons of renewable naphtha annually. The physical site spanned more than 40 acres. As the EPC on the project, Fagen produced a turnkey commissioned facility.
Seaboard Energy purchased an idle cellulosic ethanol plant in Hugoton, KS. Seaboard Energy desired to utilize as much of the existing plant as was feasible. From the onset, this project required meticulous strategic planning between Fagen, the client, the engineers and several key vendors and subcontractors. Some key areas that were utilized/retrofitted included the following: existing administration building, pipe racks, waste water treatment, water treatment, fire protection system, various on-site electrical rooms, medium voltage switchgear and medium voltage transformers. A key goal of this project was to utilize modularized construction to reduce construction cost and have greater control over construction schedule. There were 67 total modules throughout this facility.
Another unique aspect of this project was the complexity of the engineering coordination. Eight different engineering firms performed various engineering scopes on this facility. All these scopes required coordination to ensure the facility would fully function as intended and meet the contract requirements.
Fagen crews self-performed 85% of the work, including concrete, steel erection, pre-engineered building erection, equipment setting, process piping, electrical, instrumentation and insulation. Fagen crews mobilized in April of 2020 and substantial completion was achieved on in June of 2022. During that time, our crews clocked over 800,000 manhours.
INDUSTRIAL CONSTRUCTION
Category: Over $5 Million
Company: Fagen, Inc.
Award: HONORABLE MENTION
Project: Independence Wind Energy
Fagen, Inc. was contracted to provide balance of plant engineering, procurement and construction (civil and mechanical only) of the Independence Wind Farm near Ryan, IA. The wind farm consists of (18) GE 2.82-127, 89 m hub height and (2) GE 2.3-116, 81 m hub height turbines and has a generating capacity of approximately 54 MW. The project was built for client BHE Renewables. The primary engineer was Fagen Engineering, LLC. Fagen crews mobilized to the site on May of 2021 and mechanical completion was achieved on November 5, 2021. During that time, Fagen crews clocked 52,258 manhours with 0 lost time accidents. Fagen’s original scope of work for this project was modified early on from the original 19 GE 2.82-127, 89 m hub height. These changes included removing one of the GE 2.82-127, 89 m hub height and replacing it with a GE 2.3-116, 81 m hub height. A second GE 2.3 was also added at the only alternate turbine location on the site. Construction activities on this project operated at a near seamless efficiency. This is attributed to the focused attention to detail and exemplary communication demonstrated by Fagen’s civil and tower erection crews, as well as all of our subcontractors.
One unique challenge was the lack of required staging area. All components were delivered directly to pad sites. Fagen crews rose to the challenge and efficiently worked to offload every truck as they came in. Erection crews completed more than half the site with zero punchlist items and the majority of the rest only having one or two items.
Fagen turned over another a high-quality product to a great client. The Independence Wind Farm is now delivering wind energy to Central Iowa Power Cooperative in support of their renewable energy goals.
INDUSTRIAL CONSTRUCTION
Category: Over $5 Million
Company: Fagen, Inc.
Award: PYRAMID
Project: Bob Glanzer Generating Station
Northwestern Energy selected Fagen, Inc. to build the Bob Glanzer Huron Generating Station, a nominal 60 MW reciprocating internal combustion engine (RICE) project located in Huron, SD. The project consists of six, 10 MW natural gas fired Caterpillar engines, with the capability of being dispatched multiple times per day, seven days a week. The facility is being used in a number of applications including providing capacity for peak-usage times, economic dispatch in realtime markets, intra-hour balancing, bulk electric system regulation and contingency reserves. The site is also being operated as a regulating and peaking power facility with varying run time per start. The site is connected to a 69 KV grid at Northwestern Energy’s existing site substation.
This project offered some unique challenges to navigate. The new power plant was located on a property with an existing generating station located in Huron, SD. In addition to building the new generating station alongside the existing facility and substation, there was a previously demolished generating station that the new engine hall was to be located on.
The existing Huron Generating Station provides regulation capability and peaking power needs to the electrical grid at 69 kV. The project scope of work included tie-ins to the existing generating station, the substation, site utilities and, in a few instances, upgrades to the existing facilities. The new generating station was located directly next to the existing operating facility, so care was taken from the design phase through construction and commissioning to ensure that Fagen and its subcontractors did not impact the existing operating facility. We are especially proud of this highly technical generating station because we know the importance of the energy sector and the need for a robust and diverse energy grid to maintain the health and safety of communities across the United States.
INDUSTRIAL CONSTRUCTION
Category: Over $5 Million
Company: The Weitz Company Award: EAGLE
Project: Poultry Feed Mill Facility
Tyson Foods, Inc., contracted with The Weitz Company to design-build a new poultry feed processing facility. The state-of-the-art feed mill located in Fulton, AR, has a manufacturing capacity of 18,000 tons per week of poultry feed. Process systems included: grain storage, grinding, mixing, pelleting, cooling, and bulk load out. The feed mill structure is 190’-8” tall and the grain storage structure is 167’-6” tall. The project was valued at $43,234,315.00 and the length of the project was 19.5 months.
The construction safety component, complexity and innovation of the design, the quality of work, as well as the short construction schedule to complete the project, is what made this project an ABC Excellence in Construction Award winner.
The Weitz Company (Weitz) realized during the pre-bid stage that a standard approach to managing this Tyson project was not going to be sufficient to meet the high expectations set forth by the Tyson/Weitz team. A resourceful approach was going to be necessary to keep the project safe while keeping the project on schedule and on budget and performing the high quality of work that Tyson has become accustomed to with Weitz on past projects.
• Weitz self-performed slipform concrete, flatwork concrete, steel erection, millwright installation, equipment installation, and finish painting. Approximately 65% of construction labor was self-performed. Approximately 85% of conceptual engineering, detailed engineering and concrete/structural design was self-performed.
• Additional Weitz activities included:
o Comprehensive site safety plan development and implementation
o Development of permit documents and assistance with permit submittals/reviews
o Craft-hour loaded construction schedule and procurement schedule development and execution
o Lean Last Planner® pull sessions, which resulted in field elimination of waste and drove efficiencies
INDUSTRIAL CONSTRUCTION
Category: Over $5 Million
Company: Rice Companies, Inc.
Award: HONORABLE MENTION
Project: Associated Wholesale Grocers
Associated Wholesale Grocers (AWG) approached Rice Companies for this project from knowledge of their longstanding partnership with Coborn’s. For quite some time, there has been a need for a distribution center in the Central Minnesota community. Coborn’s decision to move forward in a partnership with AWG, a nationwide co-op food distributer, set this plan into motion. This new location, with close interstate access, means a magnitude of cost saved in hours/ miles (estimated $400k/mo.) for each grocery store they will be providing goods to. Early figures showed, the perishable facility would create around 300 new jobs for the area.
The AWG’s perishable facility is 331,570 square feet of climatecontrolled warehouse space. There are several upgrades to this location to make the facility as efficient as possible. This building has been constructed as phase 1 of 3 to accommodate projected growth, with plans of facility automation and future additions in the works to begin within the next two years. There are six different climate zones and climate-controlled room types throughout the facility, created by using industry leading thermo-break designs. Rice Companies utilized different insulations, vapor barriers, roofing, and wall paneling materials. The freezer rooms are equipped with hydronic radiant underfloor heat to keep the permafrost from driving deep enough to heave and buckle the building. Throughout the building, temperature sensors on the walls and under the slabs in the sub-grades are utilized. This is to maintain and monitor main temperatures so surrounding rooms are protected from freezing conditions. Thermo-break applications were placed under the steel columns to footings, pipe penetrations, steel beams and girders. Small conduits were used to keep temperature transfer, condensation, and frost from occurring. The site is secured using the latest cameras, door contractors, access control system, razor wire fence, fully functioning guard shack with access gate arms, and employee turnstile entrance to exceed FDA requirements for food storage.
COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION
Category: Over $5 Million
Company: Lyon Contracting, Inc.
Award: EAGLE
Project: West Bank
The West Bank of Sartell building is a stunning structure with its stone, curtain wall & barrel roof. The eyecatching custom design would be challenging under any circumstances, but those challenges were complicated by the supply-chain issues that have plagued the building industry in recent years. It took Lyon Contracting’s leadership, know-how and exhaustive coordination with designers, subcontractors, and vendors to bring this contemporary upscale building to life.
While West Bank’s building footprint is one of Lyon’s smallest projects in recent years; the details of ensuring safety, tying together various roof elevations, and interfacing custom finishes inside and out, were a tall order. West Bank, located on the corner of Hwy 15 and County Rd 1 in Sartell, MN is a new, three (3) level, 15,510 Square foot, standalone bank building. The building’s interior is highly detailed with Class A finishes throughout.
Timing material orders to perform the work would prove to be among the trickiest parts of construction. The pandemic had turned what used to be a simple part of the planning process into one of the most challenging, with material not being available or just simply being on allocation.
The building now stands as the crown jewel of West Bank’s numerous buildings; it is the model future buildings will be based on. Lyon Contracting is proud of this structure that showcases technical know-how, interpersonal coordination, and the beauty of meticulous design and craftmanship.
INSTITUTIONAL CONSTRUCTION
Category: $1 Million-$5 Million
Company: Hy-Tec Construction
Award: EAGLE
Project: All Saints Catholic Church
All Saints Catholic Church contracted Hy-Tec Construction to build their new sanctuary and worship hall. The church, located in Brainerd, Minnesota had outgrown its small, simple building and was looking to expand. To foster the continued growth of the catholic community, All Saints Catholic Church established a plan for expansion on a wooded 60-acre parcel of land. Hy-Tec Construction collaborated closely with the church committee and the architect to aid in the facilitation of design, value engineering, project management, and construction. The building features 34-foot tall glulam arches and clerestory windows as the backdrop to the ornately adorned sanctuary. One of the unique design features in the sanctuary required special attention to detail, the ninety-year-old stained-glass windows. Reclaimed from another church building, the 12-foot tall windows required re-soldering and careful placement.
Through careful planning and project management, Hy-Tec Construction was able to overcome various construction obstacles and supply chain delays. Our team worked closely with the church building committee to make sure the new space was completed on time and within budget. The newly renovated All Saints Catholic Church now has a space to worship that reflects its vibrant and growing congregation. The reclaimed pieces that were incorporated have been given new life and reflect the tradition and values of this tranquil church in the woods.
INSTITUTIONAL CONSTRUCTION
Category: Over $5 Million
Company: Construction Engineers Award: PYRAMID
Project: Fargo Public Schools – Explorer Academy
Construction Engineers (CE) was selected as the Construction Manager as Agent (CMA) for the Fargo Public Schools Explorer Academy project in February 2020, by the Fargo Public School District. Upon selection CE began working with the Owner, YHR Partners, BWBR Architects and the rest of the design team on the early stages of the design process to assure the design parameters remained within the approved budget of $12 million.
The Explorer Academy is North Dakota’s first K-8 grade special education public school with integrated, project-based STEAM and gross motor program opportunities. It’s an entire environment dedicated to the success of students and works to meet them at their level of need, rather than having them fit into traditional settings.
A portion of the Lewis & Clark’s Explorer Academy is leased to TNT Fitness for a sensory gym. This is the first public and private partnership between Fargo Public Schools and T-N-T gymnastics.
The construction phase of the project consisted of a compressed timeline with the goal of having the facility open to students by the start of the 2021-2022 school year, which allowed just under 16 months to complete a complex 45,000 square foot addition to an active elementary school. Design considerations for the Fargo Public Schools Explorer Academy included: secured learning pod environments, sensory rooms, small group rooms, state-of-the-art sensory gym, soft paint palettes, curved walls, and a SmartLab.
Throughout the process of weathering the COVID-19 pandemic, CE remained committed to completing the new school for the Fall semester. Thanks to the coordinated efforts of the Project Team consisting of the Fargo Public School District, the Design Team, and all the contractors that worked relentlessly on the project throughout the pandemic, we were able to attain the fully approved Certificate of Occupancy on September 10, 2021.
INFRASTRUCTURE: HEAVY
Category: $1 Million-$5 Million
Company: RJ Zavoral & Sons, Inc.
Award: EAGLE
Project: Black River Impoundment Project
What makes The Black River Impound Project special? It is special to us in a few ways. For starters, the project is designed to prevent flooding in the area, something near and dear to those local in the area who have been affected by major flood events in the past. Secondly, the efficiency and effectiveness in which we were able to perform the work as the Prime Contractor was magnificent. Lastly, the challenges we faced in each phase of this project make the timely completion even more impressive. We are thankful to be in consideration for an award.
HEALTHCARE CONSTRUCTION
Category: $1 Million-$5 Million
Company: Rice Companies, Inc.
Award: PYRAMID
Project: Central Minnesota Pediatric Dentists
The DESIGN/BUILD project for Central Minnesota Pediatric Dentists (CMPD) and Ledge Wealth was presented to Rice Companies with a challenging design concept. Combining a healthcare facility geared towards a younger clientele, and a financial institution who needed to keep a strong professional brand, was in the hands of Rice Companies’ in-house architectural design team.
CMPD wanted to keep the exterior light-hearted and fun to help the children feel comfortable while having dental procedures done. While Ledge Wealth wanted a more professional aesthetic to their portion of the building that would give their clients a feeling of stability and trust with their financial well-being and future. To achieve this, transition elements were used and a play on materials in the design of the front and rear facades from bright colored metal panels and unique shapes for CMPD, to wood and stone, a more conservative style for Ledge Wealth - all while still tying both sides together with the use of roof overhangs and sunshades.
The unique design requirements for two very different tenants, supply chain restrictions and challenges due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Minnesota’s winter weather restrictions, and the challenging timeline to have the building operational by the time the dentistry clinic needed to vacate their existing location, were all potential areas to fail. However, given Rice Companies in-house capabilities and single-source services, the project came together successfully and right on time.
Total Square Feet: 10,701
Contract Value: $3.2M
Total Duration: 6 Months
PRE-ENGINEERED BUILDING
Category: Over $5 Million
Company: Enclave Construction
Award: PYRAMID
Project: PRx Performance
In 2020, PRx Performance, an elite fitness equipment manufacturer and distributor, partnered with Enclave as General Contractor from initiation to completion to bring the state-ofthe-art 200,000 SF corporate headquarters and manufacturing center to life. What started as a warehouse expansion plan quickly shifted as the demand for the company’s home gym solutions rapidly increased as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, accelerating the needs for the organization’s new building. Enclave rapidly evolved the building’s design and development plans, quadrupling the size of the original planned facility. Through early onboarding of a fast-track delivery approach and partnering with a pre-engineered metal building contractor for efficiency, the project was completed in 14 months. The design also included electrical infrastructure and building support to fulfill Solar Photovoltaic Technology. The green initiative is now the largest commercial solar panel system in North Dakota. The industrial building fits the brand of PRx Performance, showcasing a material palette of steel and metal, bold accents of orange and a simple, yet powerful design aesthetic. Throughout the building, there’s space for distribution, manufacturing, corporate offices and workstations, along with employee fitness and entertainment spaces. The client wanted all business units to live in one location, and Enclave was able to help them ensure each environment was suited to its needs, while feeling woven together through the building’s inherent industrial design to maintain continuity.
PUBLIC WORKS/ENVIRONMENTAL
Category: Over $5 Million
Company: John T. Jones Construction Co.
Award: PYRAMID
Project: Sioux Falls Main Pump Station Replacement
John T. Jones Construction Co. was awarded the $22 million dollar Sioux Falls Main Pump Station the summer of 2019. JTJ was the low, lump sum bid, among six other competitors. The new Main Pump Station is designed to handle 65 million gallons per day with future expansion capacity to increase to 90 million gallons per day. The facility houses two mechanical bar screens, each over three stories tall, to filter out large debris prior to pumping to the wastewater treatment facility. The four – 600 HP pumps are designed to convey 15,000 gallons per minute with up to 128’ of elevation rise. The project overcame numerous challenges including a tie in of the entire City’s wastewater flows to the new lift station, the third highest flood on record that inundated the site, and the installation of a corrosion resistant liner on the cast in place concrete to prolong the life of the structure. The project finished on time, with minimal change orders, and zero safety recordables, with over 91,000 man-hours worked.
HISTORICAL RESTORATION
Category: $500,000–$1 Million
Company: Building Restoration Corporation
Award: EAGLE & Innovation Award
Project: Jackson County Courthouse
Built in 1908, to serve the needs of Jackson County, MN, the Courthouse was one of the first buildings on the National Register of Historic Places –thanks to its combination of Neo-classical and Renaissance Revival architecture. On several occasions in its 114-year history, the copper clad dome had experienced several high impact storm events and sustained significant damage. When the building occupants observed water leaking on the interior of the dome structure the County decided to pursue a full restoration of the copper dome.
The copper dome cladding restoration included removing the original copper cladding that had fallen into disrepair. From there our sheet metal team worked tirelessly to replicate the original standing seam and batten cover details while making some much needed improvements to the gutter system and other flashing details along the way. The eight copper rosettes around the base of the dome were replicated to match the original in every way. The Lady Justice statue was in dire need of repair and refinishing. That work was done at our shop while the newly fabricated dome cladding components were being installed on site. The statue was refinished with a coating system that matched the original gold gilding color perfectly. Lady Justice was reinstalled in her original location and orientation at the top of the dome. The project introduced a heavier gauge copper cladding, repaired wood substrate, replica architectural copper components, flashing improvements and a refreshed statue to bring the project together and provided Jackson County, MN with a revitalized copper dome on top of their most prominent building.
The ornamental component of the dome that required the most effort to reproduce were the eight ornamental rosettes that decorate the outside corner junctions adjacent to the gutter assembly. These beautiful rosettes had endured many repair attempts over their long history. When we found them, the historically insensitive repairs and high level of deterioration warranted full replacement of these essential architectural components. To achieve this and keep the project on schedule, we teamed up with an industry partner to replicate the stamped copper details. Our in-house metal fabricators reproduced the body and base of each rosette and married the stamped and fabricated components together to create a wonderful reproduction of the original rosettes.
The restoration of this copper dome was a great challenge for BRC’s skilled sheet metal team. Everything from the innovative scaffolding assembly to replicating and producing period correct ornamental copper components afforded a tremendous effort from our entire project team.
HISTORIAL RESTORATION
Category: $1 Million-$5 Million
Company: Building Restoration Corporation
Award: EAGLE
Project: St. Joseph The Workman
Building Restoration Corporation and Insite Consulting teamed up to repair the deteriorating, cracking, and spalling Limestone at St. Joseph the Workman Cathedral in Lacrosse, WI. BRC performed the restoration of 38,000 square feet of Limestone on the building façade along with the 65-foot-tall spire on top of the steeple.
The most immediate concern was that the spire had experienced years of high-impact storms that caused severe deterioration of the Limestone. The Cathedral parishioners observed large spalls of Limestone on the ground around the bell tower, and holes in the standing seam copper roof that shelters the Sanctuary. With the scope of work acknowledged, BRC hired Scaffold Services to erect a massive scaffold system for our crew to safely access the work area, utilizing a 100-ton crane to pick and land the stone. Because the spire was tiered, the scaffold had to be designed so that the upper portions could be accessed without obstruction.
After working through the access challenges, the next process was systematically removing, photographing, laser scanning, and marking the Limestone for replacement or resetting. Every piece of Limestone was removed from the spire and its base. Each stone, whether it was to be replaced or reset, was swung to the ground, sound tested, and inspected for integrity. If salvageable, the mortar was removed, and the Limestone was cleaned, patched, and stored for reinstallation. The questionable stone was measured, drafted, and ordered for production from Galloy & Van Etten, a stone fabricator in Chicago.
Another unique item was the assembly and installation of the Italian hand-carved crucifix to hang over the altar. This work involved an interior scaffold design that would provide safety for the crew while moving and installing the crucifix. The crucifix hung seven feet above the marble altar using custom solid brass brackets and rods fabricated by BRC’s metal shop.
COMMUNITY/PUBLIC SERVICE
Category: $0–$100 Million
Company: Marcus Construction
Award: EAGLE
Project: Willmar Flags of Honor Veterans Memorial
The Willmar Flags of Honor Veterans Memorial changed Kandiyohi County in a very positive way during the summer of 2021. In only a few months the project went from a wilting idea with a handful of pavers sold and very little budget to work with – to adjusting paver layouts to accommodate an abundance of paver orders and discussions on future expansion that will include KIA and POW monuments to the memorial.
Overall, the renovation features included a new centerpiece monument, eight granite benches and 683 new pavers inscribed with the names and service information of Veterans. Other changes included a new park sign, relocating the current monument to a different site within the park, and three new flag poles to fly the United States of America, State of Minnesota, and POW/MIA flags permanently at the site. The memorial is now lit up every evening and the space is truly a peaceful and serene place for family, friends, and visitors to spend time. With the generosity of a community, Marcus Construction took lead as general contractor to help build a beautiful Veterans Memorial. The visitor traffic has increased tenfold, and we are proud to have played a part in creating a place for these Veterans to be remembered and honored.
ELECTRICAL: COMMERCIAL
Category: Over $1 Million
Company: Willmar Electric Service
Award: PYRAMID
Project: Bethesda Senior Living –North Pointe
When the Baby Boomer population was younger they enjoyed the excitement of single- family home ownership. As they begin to age, the upkeep of a single-family home begins to become more of a challenge with aching joints, mobility issues, and unfortunately, for some, memory loss. Bethesda recognizes the needs for the aging Baby Boomer population are not the same. Some still want to enjoy the independence of living on their own, just without the constant pressures of keeping up a single-family home; others may need a little more help with everyday living; while others are facing greater challenges with the loss of their memory or dementia. To help facilitate the different needs of those who live in a more rural community, Bethesda determined they could help and continue their mission of providing affordable alternatives to a traditional nursing home setting.
Willmar Electric partnered with the General Contractor, Marcus Construction to complete the electrical installation for Bethesda-North Pointe (Senior Living). The new senior living facility is situated in beautiful New London, MN, opening the opportunity for seniors who want to continue to live in their more rural community.
Willmar Electric embraced the opportunity to find ways to find value engineering ways to save the owner dollars to fund the future expansion of the facility, adjust a program of work to remain productive during inefficient times, focus on delivering the highest quality project, along with not compromising the safety of co-workers or other tradesmen. In August 2021, Bethesda North Pointe opened the doors to their new Independent/Assisted Living/Memory Care facility to welcome individuals who greatly appreciated their opportunity to continue living a full life, just with a little more care and a little less home upkeep. Willmar Electric was honored to help Bethesda continue to provide affordable alternative housing different than the traditional nursing home setting.
ELECTRICAL: COMMERCIAL
Category: Over $1 Million
Company: Bergstrom Electric Award: EAGLE
Project: Valley City State University Center for the Arts
The new jewel on the Valley City State University (VCSU) campus is its $32 million Center for the Arts, which opened in the spring of 2022. Housing the Art and Music Departments, the 60,000 square foot, twostory building includes among other things: 350-seat performance hall, 100-seat recital hall/choral room, recording and production studio, a band room, art gallery, ceramics lab, a digital photography studio, woodshop, grand lobby for receptions.
The project was bid as a design-assist with a guaranteed maximum price. Bergstrom Electric bid on the project with 50% of the design and construction documents complete. Unfortunately, Bergstrom did not know about the extensive acoustical requirements prior to submitting their bid. These required sound-deadening devices added a great deal of cost and installation time to the project.
The project utilized BIM modeling for some areas, including cable trays, larger pipe racks and conduits, and underground piping. Between 380 and 400 workers were involved in the design and construction of the entire facility. Because this was a design-assist job, close interaction was required between the architects, owner, general contractor and the trades.
The daunting sound deadening goals of the building required innovative
construction techniques. Every room in the building had acoustical wall panels that had to be affixed to a bottom track that included a piece of felt to absorb all vibrations.
Anything that could produce any kind of vibration had to be on an isolator of some kind. Flexible piping was used throughout, interspersed with hard conduit. Electrical panels had to be hung with these flexes. One electrical panel in particular had 22 flexes on it to prevent any sound transfer.
Bergstrom was not allowed to drill through the pre -cast walls so 90% of the piping was underground. No other project that Bergstrom has constructed in its almost 60-year history has required as much acoustical and sound deadening devices and systems.
Six crew members worked 52-hour weeks during peak construction. The job required a total of 13,538 hours of work, 26 miles of wire, 17 miles of communication and audio cable, 12 miles of conduit, a 2000-amp main switchboard, seven transformers, 25 electrical panels, 851 light fixtures an in addition to installing cable tray, lighting control system, theatrical lighting control system, fire alarm system, access control system and a full security system.
The project was completed in January of 2022.
ELECTRICAL: INDUSTRIAL
Category: $500,000–$1 Million
Company: Electrical Production Services, Inc.
Award: EAGLE & Productivity Award
Project: Conserv FS
Conserv FS, a leading supplier of agronomy, energy, and fertilizer services completed a major expansion project at its Waterman Facility in Illinois. This expansion project included a new 7,500-ton dry fertilizer building equipped with a 24-ton blender and autobatch blending system. The new facility would allow the capacity to load and fill eight (8) semi-trucks per hour. Also included in the project was the 1.3 million gallons of liquid fertilizer storage integrated with a crop protection mixing facility and warehouse. This state-of-the-art new liquid facility was equipped with three large bays providing both top and bottom loading options. Electrical Production Services had the experience and a strong reputation within the Ag industry to serve as an ideal contractor for this unique project. Conserv FS selected Greystone Construction as the general contractor to manage the construction project and in turn Greystone Construction selected EPS to complete the electrical, low-voltage, and fiber installation for the project.
Once EPS was notified by Greystone Construction that they had been selected to perform the work, EPS Project Manager, Adam Peterson, assembled a team of skilled electricians and technicians who were willing to travel each week to Illinois from Minnesota and take on a challenging schedule while exceeding the customer’s expectations. The EPS Team was led by Lead Journeyman Troy Garbes, who led the cohesive team consisting of Journeyman James Dressen, and Electrical Apprentices Mitch Schullo and Nate Claeys. In order to stay ahead of the work schedule and the other trades assigned to the project, the EPS Team worked 112 hours each week including weekends to ensure the project was completed on time and within budget. EPS completed 4,265 man-hours on the project that started in January of 2021 and completed on November 5th, 2021, with all systems and facilities operational by harvest time.
ELECTRICAL: INDUSTRIAL
Category: Over $1 Million
Company: Knobelsdorff
Award: EAGLE (Highest Score)
Project: Dairy Farmers of America
Dairy Farmers of America (DFA) required a major upgrade of its manufacturing facility in Zumbrota, MN to meet the increasing demand for its products, contributing to feeding America, and to be at code with wastewater regulations. As the project’s electrical contractor, Knobelsdorff (KE) provided electrical design, project management services and provided installation of electrical components.
In 2016, DFA processed about 8 million pounds of milk a week and contributed more than $100 million annually to the local economy. The facility is now producing an estimated additional 7.5 million pounds of product.
The KE Way: We take care of our people, who take care of our customers, who then take care of us.
The KE Way is how we run business, it’s what makes us who we are. The KE Way starts with our people – customers, employees and their families – who we always put first.
The KE Way is defined through our project lifecycle and executed through seven stages:
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2. Estimate
3. Preconstruction
4. Production
5. Controls & Accountability
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As a long-standing partner to DFA, they requested the general contractor to receive a bid from KE to serve as the electrical contractor to the project, which included 86,000 square feet expansion, a new load bay, cheese tempering, wastewater treatment facility, office and spray dyer with packaging area. We continue to build on our 20-year relationship with DFA, as they rely on KE to design, install and maintain their Zumbrota facility, making it more productive. On call 24/7, KE continues to maintain electrical and automation documentation and records.
RESIDENTIAL MULTI-FAMILY
Category: Over $5 Million
Company: Lyon Contracting, Inc.
Award: PYRAMID
Project: The Overlook At Crystal Lake
The Overlook at Crystal Lake is a 110-unit multi-family apartment with a finished area of 181,559 GSF and rests on just over 6 acres of land in a quiet urban area surrounded by scenic views of water and rolling hills. This scenic location came with some obstacles, the apartment building site was extremely tight and close to the bluff on the backside of the building. There was a 20’ bluff impact zone under 10’ from a section of the building. Logistically we had to get our siding and balconies installed prior to installing any sidewalks or patio retaining wall, because of how tight this space was. Per the plans we had to account for several trees being persevered on site and remove specific trees to allow space for the future building. Lyon Contracting had to make many concessions to preserve the natural bluff and valleys along the south of the building to protect nature and ensure the critical habitats were left undisturbed. The City Forrester completed an inspection prior to any tree removal and had to approve all tree protection on site before mass grading. The tree preservation plan identified the species, diameter, and details of the trees being preserved, which was extremely helpful to distinguish which trees were being removed or residing. We worked tirelessly with our subcontractors to install redundant erosion and protective barriers to accomplish these goals. Approximately twenty-three (23) trees required fence protection, one hundred sixty (160) were required to be preserved, and one hundred thirty-six (136) trees were removed. Working with the city and city subcontractors to complete the Crystal Lake Regional Trail expansion while coordinating and maintaining the construction schedule proved to be more challenging than anticipated. Due to material delays, supply chain bottlenecks, and labor shortages scheduling became a guessing game. Nevertheless, we worked closely with all clients to maintain limited access to the site while shutting down Maple Island Road to allow for installation of large retaining walls, trail expansion, and a new city force main through constant lines of communication with each client. This unique location offers the residents the feel of secluded living in a metropolitan area with the convenience of easy access to nearby parks, trails, restaurants, and stores.
RESIDENTIAL MULTI-FAMILY
Category: Over $5 Million
Company: Lyon Contracting, Inc.
Award: EAGLE
Project: Novo
Apartments
Novo Apartments is a 193-unit market-rate apartment complex with a unique split 3-story/5-story design with an underground two-level parking garage. The 2.3-acre lot required colossal amounts of communication and compromises to be reached with hundreds of interested parties collaborating under Lyon Contracting’s leadership to bring the project together.
The original project sequence called for completing each building level before moving to the next floor. This plan would be scrapped just prior to the start of construction. That’s when the Development team discovered it needed additional time to complete the closing on a sliver of land less than a quarteracre at the corner of the property.
Sometimes, what appears to be a problem can turn out to be a blessing. While there was talk of shifting the foundation of the five-story building outside of the parcel, work commenced on the three-story portion of the building. Crews went about installing footings, CMU exterior walls and precast planks were set and grouted. As framing began, ownership completed the land purchase of the sliver in question. Concrete crews remobilized to begin the five-story portion of the build, while framing continued the three-story portion. This required plenty of coordination on site with our subcontractors so that all trades could work efficiently, not impede the others, and maintain a safe working site. Looking back, staggering the building sequence shortened the building schedule and helped to make up for time that was lost elsewhere. The three-story portion was completed while drywall and finishes were well on their way on the five-story section.
There are points throughout some projects, where circumstances that are beyond control seem to be coming together to undermine all the planning, hard work and money that have been invested in the idea. That was the case with NOVO Apartments, plagued with initial opposition, a worldwide health crisis and logistical issues in a tight work site. Lyon Contracting kept its eye on the original vision however, turning and pivoting, when necessary, to deliver a community that is welcoming, stunning and a compliment to the community.
SPECIALTY CONTRACTING: INTERIORS
Category: Over $1 Million
Company: Grazzini Brothers & Company Award: PYRAMID
Project: MSP T1 Baggage Claim and Ticket Lobby
The total cost of the five-year MSP T1 2019 Baggage Claim and Ticket Lobby renovation was $200 million and when completed, would entirely transform Minneapolis – St. Paul International Airport Terminal 1-Lindbergh’s 54-year-old ticket lobby and baggage claim levels at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport (MSP).
In Phase 1, Grazzini Brothers installed over 48,500 square feet of epoxy terrazzo flooring – 16 colors in shades of tans, blues, and greens, and 2,500 square feet of limestone, porcelain, quarry, and glass tile in the Baggage Claim level & Ticket Lobby, as well as the Mezzanine and some back-of-house areas.
Our skilled terrazzo craftsmen installed the epoxy terrazzo flooring in a pattern that was broken into 2’ by 4’ rectangles and triangles, requiring almost 7 miles of divider strip. The overall design is that of a river flowing through the building.
In addition, tile crews installed 2,500 square feet of limestone, porcelain, quarry, and glass tile in 12”x12” limestone tile with 24”x24” porcelain tile above. In several locations, porcelain tile was placed at new walls to match the existing tile patterns, including custom-cutting the tile to match discontinued product sizes.
The focal point of the renovation is the new artwork at the center of check-in hall. The terrazzo and tile were designed to draw passengers’ attention to the two-story hanging light sculpture. At the floor of the baggage claim level below the art, the terrazzo was installed around light fixtures in the floor. Matte white glass tile is at the curved walls and soffit near the opening between the levels.
In MSP’s 80-year history, Grazzini Brothers has participated in several projects at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport (MSP) – Terminal 1 & 2. Grazzini Brothers has the expertise to get projects done on time while working within the confides of Metropolitan Airports Commission (MAC) rules and regulations.
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