Wins
Short Listed
Proposed
San Antonio
Corpus Christi
Houston
Negotiated
CMAR or Design+Build
First Quarter Short List & Wins
Hard Bid
ESTIMATING
Project Bid HC ESD 16 Klein Fire Station No. 34 Classic Toyota Expansion Covert Ford Austin Rockport Art Center SAWS ESOC & NWOC Bayou City Fellowship Charles Schwab Montgomery County - Fire Station 52 Honda of Corpus Christi Magnolia ISD - Conference Center HADA Office Building First Baptist Church of Angleton Complete Environmental Univar Project - New Buildings
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TEAL PROJECT SALES TO DATE $25,578,494
ALBRIGHT MIDDLE SCHOOL [PM] Mike Harp & Alison Zofsak [S] Robert Subinsky [PC] Connie Enmon
THROWBACK PROJECT
HELFMAN FORD - THE ORIGINAL In 2001, Teal Construction began new construction on Helfman Dodge off Katy Freeway. The project consisted of a 121,500 SF facility with 257,000 SF of concrete paving. The facility has a 2-story showroom, 40-bay service shop, 3-story parts department, body shop, used car building, and car wash system. The building exterior was tilt-wall panels and the there were both Class A Structural Steel and PEMB for the buildings. Since this project we have built the Helfman Fiat which has recently been renovated to be their new Maserati & Alfa Romeo store. The project was done by Tyler Killion & Bill Schultz. Bill has done multiple projects for the Helfman’s.
TEAL-ING AROUND
ABC YPC BOWLING SHRINERS GOLF TOURNAMENT
Teal Construction were part of multiple organization events this past quarter. This events provide outlets for networking and education with our industry professionals. Thank you to all of the Tealians that participate in these events. As we grow as a company we want to make sure that all of our industry is meeting multiple team members. Throughout the first quarter we sponsored golf tournaments, luncheons, and events that reach each of our business markets. Teal not only builds structures also looks for organizations and events that build the community around us. If you see an event on the calendar that you are interested in attending or knowing more about, please reach out to Marketing.
ASA GOLF GALVESTON ROAD & BRIDGE GRAND OPENING
ABC CYCLE BIKE BUILD
SAFETY
National Safety STAND-DOWN TO PREVENT FALLS IN CONSTRUCTION
M AY 8 – 1 2 , 2 0 1 7
Stop Falls Stand-Down ` Plan a toolbox talk or other safety activity ` Take a break to talk about how to prevent falls ` Provide training for all workers HCC ACRES HOMES PM. Jennifer King S. Mike Pettus PC. Chantela Rowland Following Commissioning this week and next Houston Community College Acres Homes Campus will be completed! This CMAR project was awarded to Teal in August 2014 for the preconstruction phase and started construction in October 2015. The project is over 25K square feet and contains 8 classrooms, electronic resource center, class registration for the district, student and faculty lounges, offices, and auxillary spaces. The building is slated for LEED Silver certification. The limits of construction was a 5.4 Acre Site with 2 Acres of paving.
STAND-DOWN OSHA NATIONAL CAMPAIGN MAY 8 - 12, 2017 Next month Teal will be participating in the OSHA National Safety Stand-Down campaign which educates our jobsite team on fall protection and preventing falls on our jobs. All superintendents will be required to have a tool box talk on fall prevention or another relevant safety activity such as conducting safety equipment inspections, developing rescue plans, or discussing job specific hazards. Superintendents are encouraged to plan a stand-down that works best for their project anytime during the May 8-12. Please inform your PM and Ziggy when you are planning on doing your Tool Box Talk. In 2014, 38.8%
of the total fatalities in construction were caused by falls (364 out of 937). 1 in 5 workers were killed in the construction industry, falls were the leading cause. Teal should have and will have safety at the forefront of all our projects. We have to facilitate saftey conversations through preconstruction meetings and toolbox talks to train ourselves and the workers on our jobs. By educating,
we can prevent these fatalities.
AIA SANDCASTLE 101 SIGN UP NOW TO PARTICIPATE WITH TEAL. THIS EVENT IS OPEN TO FRIENDS AND FAMILY! EVERY OFFICE IS INVITED! Teal currently does not have a partner for the event. We are open to partner with subcontractors, suppliers, engineers, etc. If you have any options, please get with MARKETING!
There is a long to do list prior to the event and will need a committee to get it all together. LET’S START WITH A THEME - THEME IDEAS TO MARKETING BY MAY 5TH. CATEGORIES BEST ARCHITECTURAL ICON - BEST TRADITIONAL CASTLE - KIDTASTIC (LEGO EDITION) - HOUSTONCENTRIC - BEST SCIENCE FICTION THEME - BEST SPORTS THEME
DID YOU KNOW? Teal Construction turns 70 Years Old this Year! HAPPY BIRTHDAY TEAL! HERE ARE SOME FUN FACTS FROM TEAL’S HISTORY! 1. In 1947, Murray Building Company originally built track homes in Pasadena, TX for GIs returning from the war. Later building, Teal Wood subdivision behind Memorial City mall. 2. The company was started in 1947 by John Murray Sr. as Murray Building Company. In 1981, John Murray Jr. took over as President. John Murray, Jr started working for Teal at the age of 10, sweeping floors and pulling nails from the concrete forms. He has worked as an Estimator, Superintendent, Project Manager, and at one time ran the self perform concrete crews at Teal. 3. Houston office was built in 1967 and have had a cabinet and steel fab shop. The original front door opened onto Brittmoore Rd and the current lobby was the drafting room. 4. The Houston office has had the same phone number since the beginning. Originally our signs read HO. 5 8306, which translates to 465-8306. 5. Our first car dealership was contracted in 1959 and was a fried of John Murray, Sr. The dealership was Jacobe - Pearson Ford Lincoln Mercury. 6. In 1997, Teal ranked 19th in largest area commercial building contractors for Houston Business Journal. 7. The Corpus Christi office opened in 1997, though we had been working down there for years. The City of Corpus Christi named January 24, 2008, Teal Construction Day, for 20 years of service to the city and 60 years of service to construction.
SAMES BASTROP FORD [PM] Jason DeVries [S] Roger Vennard [PC] Morelva Gonzalez
SAN MARCOS FIRE STATION [PM] Michael Losoya [S] Eddie Vargas [PC] Tricia Parker
FROST BANK - THE WOODLANDS [PM] Pat Garrett [S] Jim Shaw [PC] Connie Enmon
DO YOU KNOW THE TEAL FAMILY? Here’s a little tidbit about our Tealians. s..
JASON DEVRIES is
BLUE VASQUEZ & CHANTELA ROWLAND.
a Project Manager in the CC Office and celebrated his 4th year with Teal this quarter. He is a TAMU graduate and enjoys golfing and outdoor sports. Jason has completed multiple projects such as Doggett, CC Plaza, SSCI, and our TxDot Beeville projects.
Both are celebrating their third year with Teal. Blue works as a Superintendent in our Corpus Christi office and is currently working on Atlantic Aviation. Chantela Rowland is in our Houston office and works as a Project Coordinator, keeping all of our Project Managers in line. They both are known for their positive and sunny personalities. Blue enjoys spending time with his family and riding his motorcycle on a sunny day. Chantela loves to spend time with her friends, traveling to visit family in Colorado, and playing with her cat, Zelda.
MIKE HARP & TRICIA PARKER. A Texas Tech graduate, landscape architect, developer, contractor all describe Mike Harp who celebrated his one year anniversary with Teal in February. Mike hidden talents include being very good at ‘Hamboning’. Patricia Parker is our office manager and Project Coordinator in the San Antonio office. She is successfully learning the Teal way and starting her first jobs as a PC with San Marcos Fire Station and Stinton Airport. Tricia enjoys spending time with her family and going to her daughters sporting events.
HAPPY 10 YRS ROGER VENNARD!!! Les Chipman
Vice President
23
January
Mike McGlynn
Superintendent - HOU
23
January
Bill Schultz
Superintendent - HOU
22
January
Dave Ogden
Estimating
11
February
Roger Vennard
Superintendent - CC
10
April
Mike Tancill
Project Manager
9
February
Morelva Gonzalez
Project Coordinator - CC
8
April
Michael Miller
Project Executive - CC
6
January
Jason DeVries
Project Manager - CC
4
January
DeWayne Lucas
Director of Preconstruction
4
April
Wes Chapman
Superintendent - SA
4
April
Blue Vasquez
Superintendent - CC
3
March
Grant Macon
Superintendent - HOU
3
April
Chantela Rowland
Project Coordinator - HOU
3
April
April Patterson
Asst. Project Coordinator - CC
2
March
Chris Horner
Asst. Project Manager - HOU
1
March
Jason Hogue
Senior Project Manager - HOU
1
March
Mike Harp
Project Manager
1
February
Russ Brownrigg
Estimator
1
April
Thad Miner
Director of Operations - SA
1
April
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ROGER VENNARD. Roger is celebrating his 10 year anniversary with Teal. He works as a Superintendent in our Corpus Christi office. Roger has successfully completed multiple projects including the original Mike Shaw Kia and Toyota, Bowden Ford, YMCA Coastal Bend, and Aransas Pass City Hall and Civic Center to name a few. Roger is currently working on Sames Ford Bastrop. Everyone at Teal enjoys Roger’s colorful personality. When not working Roger enjoys being on the water, fishing, and spending time with family. Teal greatly appreciates all of your hardwork and dedication to our company!
Coming together is the beginning. Keeping together is progress. Working together is success.
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- Henry Ford