CONTENTS
Contents ABOUT THE MORSE GROUP
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EXPERTISE
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SERVICES
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SAFETY
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OFFICE LOCATIONS
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FINANCIALS
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CLIENT REFERENCES
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CONTRACTOR SCORE
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PROJECT PORTFOLIO
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ABOUT US
About The Morse Group The Morse Group originated with the founding of Morse Electric, Inc. in 1944. Since its inception, Morse Electric has continued to grow through continuous investment in both technology and top personnel to meet changing customer demands. Today, The Morse Group is an industry leader and ranks among the top 50 electrical contracting firms in the United States, with permanent offices in multiple states and project operations nationwide. In response to customer and community needs, the company expanded operations under The Morse Group to include focused specialty companies anchored in the electrical, energy and construction markets. The Morse Group is now comprised of a strong network of member companies with over $180 million in annual sales. Collectively, these member companies bring specialty engineering, construction, audio visual, automation services and project management under a unified umbrella. This positions The Morse Group to provide automation system integration, electrical engineering and installation on a turnkey basis, adding convenience and value for customers.
“Morse and ASA’s customer service is outstanding and exceeds their competitors.”
— Tom Lodato, General Mills
The Morse Group Family of Companies includes several subsidiaries, including, but not limited to, AMP Electric, ASA, FBP Systems, IEE, Morse Electric and The Rockwell Group. In order to make this document more user-friendly, the material in this document does not always identify the entity that has or is currently undertaking the various business activities described by this document. The precise meaning depends on the context. For more information regarding this matter, please contact us.
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EXPERTISE
Expertise The Morse Group will continue to be recognized as a leader in providing customers with incomparable service and value through electrical design, engineering and construction of the highest standards and quality by:
• Creating partnerships with our customers to provide cost-effective solutions for their application needs
• Capitalizing on years of industry-focused expertise to meet all electrical and communications requirements
• Investing in our personnel and in state-of-the-art equipment to maximize our portfolio of services to meet and exceed the demands of our chosen markets
• Seeking continuous improvement and innovation in both our customer service and business performance through our focus on The Morse Group’s Quality & Safety Management Program
• Providing employees a work environment that encourages strategic thinking and expanding paradigms in their daily work.
Quality Control and Assurance The Morse Quality Assurance Program (MQAP) is our commitment to quality in everything we do. It provides the framework that ensures:
3 Continuous improvement of our design and construction services
3 Quality in our completed work
3 Customer satisfaction
We recognize that our customers are the sole reason for the existence of The Morse Group of Companies. The purpose of MQAP is to ensure that customer needs are met the first time and every time. Our customers rely on our expertise in electrical design and construction to provide them with safe, reliable and efficient systems for power, control and communications. The Morse Group of Companies does not rely on chance to provide our customers with the quality they need and deserve to stay competitive in the global marketplace. We make every effort to be deserving of our customers’ trust and high expectations.
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SERVICES
Services The Morse Group works together with our subsidiaries, AMP Electric, ASA (Automation Solutions of America), FBP Systems, IEE (industrial Electrical Engineers), Morse Electric, and The Rockwell Group, to provide our customers with efficient, turnkey solutions for even the largest and most challenging projects. The Morse Group can bundle any combination of specialty engineering, design, construction, automation services, and project development into one unified service for you. Our goal is to provide turnkey solutions that make you look good; your reputation becomes our reputation. Drawing upon years of experience, The Morse Group is capable of bringing together a complex array of services to perform as one unified system.
Alternative Energy • Commissioning • Engineering • Equipment Specification • Funding, Permits & Tax Credits • Power Distribution • Operation & Maintenance • Safety/Protective Device Coordination • Site Analysis • System Integration • Utility Interconnection Systems Architectural Construction • Drywall Installation • Finishing • Framing • Installation Audio Visual • Audio Systems • Automation • Digital Signage • Lighting • Programming • Video Systems
Automation • Assembly & Test Equipment • Control Panels • Control Systems • Machine Safety Integration Data & Communication • Conduit • Engineering • Installation • Low Voltage Cabling • Power Wiring • RCDD • Wireless Communication Design Build • Budgeting • Commissioning • Engineering & Design • Equipment Specification • Installation • Project Management & Estimates • Purchasing • System Design & Evaluation
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Electrical Construction • Critical Power Back-up • Medium & High Voltage Distribution • Power Distribution & Lighting • Process Controls • Specialty Systems Electrical Engineering • CAD/BIM • Design Build • Electrical System Design & Evaluation • Equipment Specification & Pre-purchase • Medium & High Voltage Distribution • Process Controls • Project Estimates & Management • Power Back-up • Renewable Energy Project Engineering Industrial Construction Management • Budgeting, Scope & Scheduling • Coordination • Estimating & Development • Planning & Procurement • Supervision
SAFETY
Safety
EMR.81
TRIR 1.6
DART .5
Year ending 2013
The Morse Group strives to provide a safe and healthful work environment. We are committed to maintaining an injury-free workplace and complying with applicable laws and regulations governing workplace safety. To achieve this goal, The Morse Group has established an injury and illness prevention program. The work performed by The Morse Group is varied, both in nature and location. Under all circumstances, it is the intent of The Morse Group to comply with all codes including EPA and OSHA. The Morse Group’s safety program ensures all employees work together to identify and correct hazards before they result in injury or illness.
The Morse Group’s Safety Program Objectives Include: • Provide a safety program that includes best practices
Actions Involve: • Pre-planning through job hazard analysis
• Providing mechanical and physical safeguards
• Reduce the number of accidents to an absolute minimum
• Create an attitude of safety consciousness in general management, field supervision and employees
• Conducting audits of safety program and projects to discover and correct unsafe conditions and practices
• Training all employees in applicable work tasks
• Providing necessary PPE
• Enforcing safety rules and assuring all employees cooperate as a condition of employment
• Investigating accidents promptly and thoroughly
• Provide for assignment of specific responsibilities for effective implementation and continuation of the program
• Provide a basis for continuing education and training
3 T he Morse Group is partnered with ISNetworld for Industrial/Commercial. As an ISN partner, our organization has had our internal safety programs and our corporate policies and procedures reviewed by ISN’s RAVS review and verification program for conformance with regulatory standards. 3 T he Morse Group’s Safety Program includes a certified third party 1,000-point system audit annually to assure safety compliance.
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LOCATIONS
Locations Since incorporating in 1944, The Morse Group of Companies has expanded operations throughout the United States, Canada and Mexico with multiple office locations in Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Oklahoma, Ohio, Arizona and Nevada.
= Office Locations
The Morse Group Corporate Headquarters 500 W. South St. Freeport, IL 61032-6042 T: 815.266.4200 F: 815.266.8900 E: info@themorsegroup.com W: www.themorsegroup.com
Other Locations Beloit, WI Belvidere, IL Elgin, IL Cincinnati, OH Dubuque, IA
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Las Vegas, NV Madison, WI Phoenix, AZ Tulsa, OK Verona, WI
FINANCIALS
Financials Bonding Company
BMO Harris Bank N.A. One West Main St. Madison, WI 53703 Kirt Soukup Senior Vice President, Commercial Banking T: 608.252.5917 F: 608.283.5713 E: kirt.soukup@bmo.com
801 Warrensville Rd., Ste. 700 Lisle, IL 60532 Dan Panek Surety Manager T: 800.262.4554 Ruhl & Ruhl Insurance 215 N. Main St. Burlington, IA 52601 Scot Saverald Bonding Agent T: 563.823.6703
Dun & Bradstreet 82 947 1312
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CLIENT REFERENCES
Client References
Epic Systems Bruce Richards Facilities and Engineering Director T: 608.777.4478
McCarthy Building Company Randy Highland President, California Region T: 702.990.6707
Bombardier Transportation Roy Ryan Senior Project Manager T: 412.335.1266
JP Cullen & Sons, Inc Ron Becher President T: 608.754.6601
Alberici Constructors Leroy Stromberg COO T: 314.733.2277
Kajima Building & Design Group Donald Sherwood Senior Project Manager T: 404.812.8200
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Contractor Score
Contractor Certification Score
Has a contractor score of
2500
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Effective Date as of Latest Financial Statements Submitted August 31, 2014
0 – 350 Weak | 350 – 650 Fair | 650 – 1000 Good | Over 1000 Excellent
The Contractor Score is an empirical tool derived from the contractor’s documented and verified information. It is based on objective calculations without subjectivity or bias. The main goal of Contractor Score is to provide a concise gauge whereby customers may evaluate the short-term liquidity and management capacity of the contractor relative to its own needs. It is not a bond nor guarantee of performance. The emphasis is on liquidity, working capital, leverage and profitably of the most recent fiscal year and fiscal quarter as it relates to the existing backlog. Available funds contributing to the liquidity may be internal or external.
This financial information has been prepared by CONTRACTOR SCORE for the purpose of providing interested parties with general information about the Company. The data included was derived from the books and records of the Company. Although such information is believed to present fairly the history and business of the Company, CONTRACTOR SCORE does not make any representation as to the completeness or accuracy of the contents of these financial metrics. CONTRACTOR SCORE, specifically, is only calculating data provided to CONTRACTOR SCORE by the Company. CONTRACTOR SCORE has, in no manner, attempted to verify the information provided to them. Parties wishing to pursue business with the Company shall be responsible for the verification of any information upon which they may make any decisions. The underlying financial information to Contractor Score is treated as confidential. The recipient shall use such information only for the purpose of evaluating conduction of business with the Company and not in any manner or for any purpose adverse to the interests of the Company. Contractor Score is in no way a guarantee of the company’s future performance. *Represents the maximum Contractor Score. The actual Contractor Score will be equal to or exceed 2500.
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PROJECT PORTFOLIO
Project Portfolio Rockford Solar
The Morse Group was chosen for a turnkey installation for a solar project. The Rockford Solar farm was a design/build installation to generate over three megawatts of power and is part of a 62-MW solar farm, one of the largest airport-based solar generation facilities in the United States. The Solar Farm, just south of the Chicago Rockford International Airport, lies on 20 acres. The project also incorporated 1000-volt DC collection systems. It was the first solar installation to use Eaton’s Power Xpert solar 1500 kilowatt (kW) convertor. Services Provided: • Electrical Engineering
• Equipment Specifications
• Project Budgeting Through Multiple Phases
• Medium Voltage Site Power Collection
• Utility Interconnection
• DC Power Collection
• Energy Monitoring
• Testing & Verification
Project Facts: 3 Over 10,500 panels were installed at the farm.
3 The farm produces enough energy to power over 50,000 homes.
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PROJECT PORTFOLIO
Project Portfolio Deep Space
The Morse Group was contracted for the 1 million square foot facility including 26 training rooms with capacities varying from 8 to176 people. It was a design-assist project, however The Morse Group did design/build a large portion. The Morse Group will be constructing the Network Operations Center, additional CEO Conference Rooms and a 3000-seat balcony in addition to the Main Auditorium. The Morse Group installed a total of four 3750kva Liquid Filled Unit Substations for power, each with 24.9kv primary and 480v 5000a secondary. Also, 200 plus DAS antennas were provided for both the cell and the 450mhz radio antenna systems which are utilized by maintenance staff and contractors. Both antennas run over a shared coax, saving labor and material costs. Services Provided: • All Electrical Systems
• Security Rough-in
• Lighting and Lighting Controls
• Automation Integration
• AV Rough-in, Cable Pull, and Terms
• Data and Communications
• Fire Alarm
• Distributed Antenna System
Project Facts: 3 Project peaked at 353 electricians with 447,000 man hours.
3O ver 47 miles of speaker cable were installed in the auditorium as well as 13 miles of fiber optic cable and over 171 miles of copper CAT6 data cable.
3 Installed over 8000 light fixtures.
3A ll of the amps combined for the auditorium sound system are capable of producing 1,440,000 watts of power and 125db.
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PROJECT PORTFOLIO
Project Portfolio EcoGrove Wind Farm
The wind farm uses 67 ACCIONA Windpower 1.5 Megawatt turbines generating over 100 Megawatts, enough energy to power 25,000 homes. The EcoGrove facility is spread across more than 7000 acres. The Morse Group was contracted for the turnkey services including a 34.5 Kilovolt collection system and the turbine erection. Services Provided: • Construction Management
• Power Distribution
• Energy Monitoring
• Low Voltage Systems
• Emergency Generation
Project Facts: 3 The wind farm will avoid over 176,000 tons of CO2 emissions.
3 It was ACCIONA’s first renewable energy project in the state of Illinois..
“Stephenson County is very pleased with our growing partnership with ACCIONA Energy and The Morse Group. The planning and communication has greatly enhanced the awareness and acceptance of wind power in our county. We look forward to growing local relationships and economic opportunities through wind-energy development.”
— John Blum, Stephenson County Board Chairman
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PROJECT PORTFOLIO
Project Portfolio McCarran Airport
The Morse Group was contracted for the $2.4 billion turnkey project including the installation of a new 14-gate terminal building with an elevated roadway structure, over-roadway pedestrian bridges, underground-automated transit system infrastructure, and an aircraft ramp. The project included a DataCom system with over 9000 data jacks. Our team conceptualized and installed a security system that included over 800 CCTV cameras. The Morse Group incorporated a laser guided aircraft docking system at all gates. For the convenience of all airport users, The Morse Group installed over 900 flat screen display monitors. Services Provided: • Tele-data Design & Installation
• Low Voltage Systems
• Testing & Verification
• Power Distribution
• Medium Voltage Site Distribution & Design
• Electrical Engineering/BIM
• Equipment Specification
• Project Budgeting Through Multiple Phases
Project Facts: 3 Terminal 3 is powered by a 50 MW central utility plant (the design load for the building is 29 MW), along with four backup diesel generators, enough power to help run the entire airport if the main plant goes down.
3 The Morse Group completed Terminal 3 ahead of project schedule.
3 T erminal 3 runs nearly half a mile (2,330 ft) in length, and its arrival hall is large enough to accommodate passengers from six fully loaded 747s.
3 Terminal 3 also features over 300 slot machines.
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PROJECT PORTFOLIO
Project Portfolio Mercury Marine
Automation Solutions of America was contracted to provide this V-6 and V-8 Engine Assembly System to a prominent engine manufacturer. The need for a system like this was a result of the customer’s desire to bring the manufacture of these engines back into their facility, rather than purchasing the assembled engine from outside sources. Because the production was mostly manual and semi-automatic assembly, the project presented some unique challenges. The conveyance system height was to be no more than 8.5” above the floor, and needed to have decking for walkaround access to all sides of the transport pallet. ASA worked on the conveyor system design with our conveyor partner to achieve this goal, as a standard conveyor product was not available on the market at the time. The transport pallet was also required to have the ability to manipulate the engine to multiple positions. The engine can be raised up or down depending on operator height, rolled about the horizontal axis for assembly access to the top and bottom of the engine, and the pallet can also rotate around the vertical axis so both sides of the engine could be presented to the assembly automation on the outside of the line. The system was provided with a rail-guided vehicle to allow fork truck access to the inside of the conveyor system for line-side material delivery. ASA designed, built, and tested the system at our Beloit, WI facility, and installed it at the customer’s facility while providing start-up production support after factory acceptance. Services Provided: • Project Management
• Mechanical Design
• Controls Design
• Controls Programming
• System Build and Debug
• Turnkey Installation
Project Facts: 3 This manufacturing system is a “one of a kind” in the world of engine assembly manufacturing. 15
PROJECT PORTFOLIO
Project Portfolio Elgin Community College
Morse Electric Inc. (a Morse Group subsidiary) installed a 12.47kV underground, Smart Grid, distribution system for Elgin Community College. This followed a separately bid and awarded engineering contract by another Morse Group company, Industrial Electrical Engineers, Inc., for the same project. These two contracts follow a number of other successful projects with ECC and demonstrate a strong partnership with the college that began in 2000. The combined effort of the design/engineering project and now the construction of that project are made possible by The Morse Group’s collective experience and knowledge. The new Smart Grid system at Elgin Community College will utilize state-of-the-art technologies to improve reliability of the campus’ electrical distribution system. This will be accomplished by creating automated, self-healing zones that allow electricity to be automatically dispatched within the distribution system from multiple utility sources in the event of a utility outage or a faulted underground cable. The Smart Grid system is monitored in real time with automated notices delivered electronically to campus maintenance staff alerting them to system anomalies. Data collected by the smart grid system will also allow the college to better understand its energy use profile; thereby providing opportunities for the college to manage and direct its energy costs more closely. As the college grows in size and enrollment in the coming years and electrical demand with it, the new Smart Grid system will be scalable; easily adjusting to the task of extending its inherent reliability and monitoring capabilities to expanded building loads. ECC’s new Smart Grid distribution system provides the college with a long-term ability to achieve its goal of extending enrollment opportunities to an ever-increasing student population base within its community. Services Provided: • Electrical Engineering
• Equipment Specification
• Site Power Distribution & Design
• Emergency Generation
• Low Voltage Systems
• Power Distribution & Lighting
• Testing & Verification 16
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Project Portfolio Nippon Sharyo
Nippon Sharyo is expanding its nearly 500,000 square feet of space with an additional 330,000 square foot expansion in Rochelle, Illinois and contracted The Morse Group for its electrical needs. In the new facility, major parts and components for the car body will be manufactured using U.S.-made raw material. Continuous lean production process from raw material to the complete car body under the strict production and quality control is expected to lower the overall cost. The $54 million expansion was generated from recent contracts from Metra for new cars for its commuter service, and a Federal Railroad Administration deal to build 130 cars for use on 110-mph service on Metra in the Midwest and in California. Nippon Sharyo manufactures components for the commuter and high-speed passenger rail cars, Chicagoland’s Metra commuter rail network, the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) and the Illinois Department of Transportation. The company is also making passenger rail cars for the states of Missouri and Michigan. Services Provided: • Power Distribution
• Low Voltage Systems
• Lighting and Lighting Control
• Project Budgeting Through Multiple Phases
Project Facts: 3 The expansion brought over 200 construction jobs and about 80 permanent jobs.
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PROJECT PORTFOLIO
Project Portfolio Woodward Governor Rock Cut Campus
The Morse Group was selected as a key turnkey contractor for the 76-acre site for the new Woodward Rock Cut Campus. The campus will house 440,000 square feet of office and production for the manufacture of systems and components for aircraft turbine fuel systems. Services Provided: • Project Budgeting Through Multiple Phases
• Medium Voltage Site Power Collection & Design
• Utility Interconnection
• Value Engineering
• BIM
• Low Voltage Systems
• Power Distribution & Lighting
• Testing & Verification
Project Facts: 3 The project has brought over 800 new jobs to the area.
3 The Morse Group joined the OHSA Strategic Partnership Program for the project for increased job safety.
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PROJECT PORTFOLIO
Project Portfolio Solar Installation – Aurora, IL • 97 kW grid tied solar PV
• 324 Suniva 300 watt modules and 5 REFUsol inverters
Utility Buildings – Verona, WI • Installed 34 megawatt generation facility and data center
• Oversaw all operations of the $44 million project
Choctaw Casino – Durant, OK • Design and installation of audio visual integration for casino expansion
• Providing sound, video and control systems, and lighting integration
• Installation in the 3000-seat performance hall of 1st LEO installation in the US
Hakkasan MGM Grand – Las Vegas, NV • 80,000 square foot nightclub – largest nightclub in the US
• Provided the infrastructure for sound, security, theatrical lighting, nitrogen haze systems, and special effects cannons
• Installation of two 24’ x 40’ outdoor LED video screens and CCTV
• Provided complete DataCom system, wifi system, fire alarm system, electrical branch circuitry, and $4 million of specialty LED lighting/dimming in the building
Commercial Wind Farm – Verona, WI • 10 megawatt wind farm with installation of six 1.65 megawatt turbines
• Constructed 7100 feet of access roads, laid 2575 yards of concrete, set 32,272 tons of gravel, fitted 180 tons of rebar and installed 62,100 linear feet of underground cable for the Vestas V82 turbines with a rapid installation in just under 9 weeks
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PROJECT PORTFOLIO
Project Portfolio First Baptist Church – Lawton, OK • Installation of a sound system in 1000-seat church
• Provided two Yamaha CL1 digital consoles, Bose RoomMatch line arrays and Fulcrum Acoustic front fill speakers and monitors
• 1st US installation of Bose Asymmetrical Line Array Modules on a Dante network
Venetian/Palazzo Sands Ave. Entrance – Las Vegas, NV • Installation of LED fixtures and chandeliers
• Provided installation of escalator chandelier 3’ x 42’ weighing 25,000 lbs and over 11,000 pieces to assemble and complete
Dupont – Beloit, WI • Design/build installation of 65kV substation expansion with 1200 amp, 138kv rated circuit switcher
• Rebuilt and upgraded the existing 10MVA transformer to 14 MVA
• Designed and installed concrete foundations for switchgear and bus duct supports
General Mills – Dublin, OH • Modified the complete process line to double the output of product
• Updated the electrical data, controls and power
• Provided power wiring, control wiring, data logic, and control integration
Chrysler Assembly Plant – Belvidere, IL • Preferred vendor since 1985
• Automation installation, electrical
Sunrise Living Center – Lombard, IL • Constructed 165,000 feet of two connected 4-story buildings
• Provided exterior wall construction, roof trusses and sheathing, light gauge metal, drywall and acoustical ceilings
Thorncrown Chapel – Eureka Springs, AK • Design and installation of sound system WalMart Distribution Center – Cheyenne, WY • $12 million project
• Electrical installation for the 1.25 million square foot distribution center
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PROJECT PORTFOLIO
Project Portfolio Terra Haute – IN • $115 million waste water treatment project
• Sole source systems integrator providing instrumentations, controls and services as well as the installation of sewer lift stations
Winnebago County Justice Center – Rockford, IL • Electrical installation of 500,000 square foot center
• $15 million project
Terrible’s Casino Sports Book Remodel – Las Vegas, NV • Provided the installation, programming and commissioning for the remodel Genecor – Cedar Rapids, IA • Designed, engineered and constructed a substation expansion
• Installation of a new 15kV, 2000 amp, 16 section main-tie-main switchgear with redundant utility feeds
• Designed and installed concrete foundations for switchgear and 4 pad-mount switches
La Comida Restaurant – Las Vegas, NV • Provided audio, video, controls and surveillance for the restaurant Heartland Community College – Normal, IL • Construction of six new campus buildings
• Installation of roof trusses, external framing and sheathing, and internal framing
• Including structure isolation, drywall with finishes, and acoustical ceilings
Lynard Skynard – Las Vegas, NV • Designed and installed commercial audio and video for 8000 square foot restaurant
• Provided two 50,000 hour life-cycle LCD video walls, a Planar 3’ x 2’ display configuration and a 4’ x 3’ array
Sterling / Rock Falls Clinic – Sterling, IL • Constructed new 3-story medical clinic
• Provided exterior structural and interior partition framing, drywall with finish, painting and wall covering
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PROJECT PORTFOLIO
Project Portfolio Nobu Restaurant Caesars – Las Vegas, NV • Designed and installed the audio, video and controls for the restaurant
• Intuitive design providing zone control of dining pods for maximum audio control
• Controls handled by Crestron TSW-750 touch panels
Beloit Memorial High School – Beloit, WI • Complete institutional renovation of Industrial Arts Department
• Developed new power distribution and lighting in the four large shop areas • Established completely remodeled machine tool, wood and carpentry, and welding classrooms
Buffalo Bills Sports Book Remodel – Las Vegas, NV • Provided the installation, programming and commissioning for the remodel Fifth Third Bank – Freeport, IL • Constructed a new cold formed exterior framed structure
• Provided interior light gauge framed walls, soffits and ceilings
Beloit Corp Mural - Beloit, WI • Design/build of 28x70 installation of mural lighting
• Refurbished 700,000 square feet of office space and industrial use
Gordon Ramsey’s Pub & Grill – Las Vegas, NV • Provided the audio, video, and controls with BSS Digital Processor and Crestron sound system
• iPad control provided for modulated televisions
Walgreens – Bucktown Chicago, IL • Interior renovation of 29,500 of square feet
• Chicago’s Flagship Walgreens store with multiple high-end finishes
Bliss Communication – Janesville, WI • $1 million electrical project
• Installation in 54,000 square feet of commercial space
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PROJECT PORTFOLIO
Project Portfolio Lincoln Hall – Champaign, IL • Educational renovation of 4-story historical building
• Scope of work included stud framing, sound insulation, drywall and finishes, plaster and plaster repairs, and acoustical ceiling
University of Dubuque Performing Arts Center – Dubuque, IA • $2.5 million electrical project including acoustics, lighting, rigging and comfort
• 80,000 square foot installation for 1000-seat hall and 200-seat theater
• Energy efficiency through the building envelope, electrical power and mechanical
Hilton Garden Inn – Rockford, IL • Constructed new 3-story hotel including interior partition framing, drywall and finishes, painting and wall covering Commercial Solar Project – Verona, WI • Design/build installation of 360 kW parking shade structure
• 600 volt DC collection system
Broken Arrow Performing Arts Center – Broken Arrow, OK • Installation of sound system in 86,000 square foot center
• Retrofitted 2” thick cloth-covered fiberglass panels and over 100 Lapendary panels
• 18 Bose RoomMatch speakers and 8 RMS215 subwoofers powered by 11 PM8500N amplifiers and managed by Bose ControlSpace software
Swedish American Cancer Center – Rockford, IL • Construction of 60,000 square foot medical facility
• Provided light gauge framing, lead shielding, and drywall
PJ Clarkes – Las Vegas, NV • Design and installation of a 2x4 Planar display media wall
• Install of RGB Spectrum 4200 media wall processor with embedded operating system
Rockford Bank & Trust – Rockford, IL • Constructed new 2-story bank building
• Provided the roof trusses, exterior structural and interior framing, drywall and finishes, and acoustical ceilings
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