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oday, the concept of teamwork in building tomorrow’s facilities is even more important than in the past. This is the theme of the Build New

England Awards program – recognizing project teams for their collaborative approach to planning, designing and building facilities that meet the vision and goals of the owner and enhance the community in which the project resides.

displayed during the process of heralding these high-performing teams. The entries represent a wide spectrum of firms, project teams and facility types completed over the last two years. Some of these projects are very large and complex while others may be smaller in size but highly valued by the owner or the constituency that it serves.

I want to thank all of the firms that answered the Call for Submissions for the 2013 Awards program. This is a juried awards program comprised of professionals from all facets of the built environment. Each juror has spent many hours individually and jointly to arrive at the award selections. To the jurors, AGC offers a special thank you for all the time and effort that each

Robert L. Petrucelli

President/CEO AGC of Massachusetts

BUILD NEW ENGLAND AWARDS JURY 2013 Jack Hobbs Jury Chairman President & CEO Collaborative Partners Edward H. Adelman Executive Director MA State College Building Authority

Luciana Burdi Deputy Director/Capital Programs & Environmental Affairs Massport Mark David AGC Executive Committee Mike Davis FAIA, LEED AP, Principal Bergmeyer Associates

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Natasha Espada Associate Principal Leers Weinzapfel Associates Bill Endicott Project Manager Skanska USA Building Fran Gast, Planner University of CT – Retired

Nancy Jenner Director of Communications and Strategic Partnerships North Bennet Street School Catherine Walsh Assistant Vice President Facilities Northeastern University

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TABLE OF CONTENTS PROGRAM 2013

President’s Letter ��3 2013 Jurors ��3 AGC Welcomes You ��5

GRAND HONOR AWARD Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences Campus......................................................................6

HONOR AWARDS Gateway Community College..................................................................................................8 Boston University Center For Student Services......................................................................10 Abbot Mill.............................................................................................................................11

MERIT AWARDS University of Massachusetts Medical School Albert Sherman Center.....................................12 Terminal B Parking Garage Structural Repairs.......................................................................14 University of Massachusetts Lowell Emerging Technologies & Innovations Center...............15 Wasserstein Hall, Caspersen Student Center, Clinical Wing Project, Harvard Law School....16 Wayland High School Expansion and Modernization............................................................17 Long Wharf Theatre Main Stage Renovation........................................................................18 Winslow Homer Studio.........................................................................................................20

PERFORMANCE AWARDS St. Sebastian’s School - Science, Math, Library Center.........................................................20 Runway 33L End Safety Area Improvements Project............................................................22 Massachusetts Maritime Academy Library Modernization......................................................24 Boston College – Stokes Hall.................................................................................................25 AGC 2011-2012 Board of Directors......................................................................................26 Future Leaders........................................................................................................................28 Value of AGC.........................................................................................................................29 Calendar.................................................................................................................................29 Why Joing AGC.....................................................................................................................30

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AGC WELCOMES YOU

GC of Massachusetts is a construction association representing firms that perform the majority of the commercial and institutional building in Massachusetts. Professional services firms are also an integral part of the AGC community. AGC’s mission is to aggressively advocate for the interest of construction managers and general contractors, strengthen the dialogue between industry stakeholders and improve the future of the industry.

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The Association is guided by a Board of Directors who represents prestigious regional firms involved in the business of building innovative solutions to everyday construction issues and there is a full time professional staff available to assist member firms on industry matters as well. For more information, contact Kerry Fristoe, Membership, at fristoe@agcmass.org, 781-2352680 ext. 18. Feel free to visit our website at www.agcmass.org.

BUILDING TEAMS THAT BUILD THE FACILITIES WE ALL USE TODAY … The AGC Awards program was begun in 1981 and continues today to praise those teams of owners or developers, designers, contractors and subcontractors for their collaborative efforts toward the successful completion of the project. Build New England is just one of many programs that AGC has initiated to foster better communication and collaboration within the industry. We will continue to advance industry practices with all the individuals who participated in this event and with the many allied associations and professionals with whom we work. AGC would also like to recognize our partners and sponsors who make this program possible: our Build New England Corporate Partner, Hinckley Allen Snyder; Technology Partner, Imaginit Technologies; Communication Partner, Verizon; AGC Sponsors, Duane Morris LLP, long-time Awards sponsor, Holland & Knight, S&F Concrete and Century Bank. AGC is also proud to partner with Banker & Tradesman in producing this supplement, which gives the teams that are represented in these pages an additional dimension of recognition. Our family’s bank. And yours.

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Project: Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences Campus, East Boothbay, Maine Owner: Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences Designers: WBRC Architects/Engineers, in association with Perkins + Will Contractor: Consigli Construction Company I ntegral Subcontractors:

ABM Mechanical, Porter Drywall Internationally renowned among scientists for its pioneering discoveries and major advances in ocean research technologies and education, Bigelow Laboratory is among only a few independent non-profit institutions in the world whose research ranges from microbial oceanography to the large-scale processes that drive ocean ecosystems and global environmental conditions. Originally projected to receive LEED Gold designation, the entire threebuilding campus ultimately became the first scientific research laboratory to achieve LEED Platinum status in Maine. The entire campus is energy

efficient, with interior and exterior building materials chosen for their low carbon footprint, high use of recycle content, sustainable manufacturing process, and lifecycle durability. This project triggered economic growth, provided new jobs in the region and is expected to create significant growth in the stateâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s science and technology sectors. An economic impact analysis projected that over the next five years, activities at Bigelow will lead to new patents, intellectual property licensing, product development and the creation of startup companies, attracting approximately $44 million in new money to the state.

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Project: Gateway Community College, New Haven, CT Owner: State of Connecticut Department of Construction Services

Primary Designer: Perkins + Will

Contractor: Dimeo Construction Company Integral Subcontractors: Ferguson Electric Co., Inc., F & F Mechanical Enterprises, Inc., M. Frank Higgins & Co., Inc. One of the fastest-growing community colleges in Connecticut, Gateway Community College (GCC) was challenged to accommodate its growing student body. It is a standing tribute to the tireless efforts of many to bring state and local parties to the table to secure funding and to outline a vision for a state-of-the-art facility that would uphold the ideals of sustainability – for the facility itself, for the burgeoning student population and the surrounding community. The completed facility encompasses two blocks in an urban neighborhood and has been designed to LEED Gold standards. Solar shading, ice storage, sustainable and recyclable materials, photovoltaic panels and solar hot water heating are all part of the environmental friendly facility – and the new campus increases GCC’s enrollment capacity by 50 percent.

dimeo construction company is proud to have been a partner on the Gateway community colleGe project, as well as many other

landmark buildinGs throughout new enGland. BUILDING EXCELLENCE :: DELIVERING VALUE BostoN :: pRoVIDENCE :: NEw hAVEN :: www.DImEo.Com

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Boston University Center For Student Services, Boston, MA

Owner: Boston University

Primary Designer:

Bruner/Cott Architects and Planners

Contractor: BOND Integral Subcontractors: JC Cannistraro, AJ Welch, Canatal/Prime Steel, Ostrow Electrical

Boston University’s Student Services Center project is a perfect model of teamwork in action. The design and construction teams worked seamlessly to create a facility that fulfilled BU’s need for a centralized student presence on the institution’s East Campus within an extremely fast-track 13-month construction schedule. Faced with the challenge of constructing a building including three floors of stacked dining space (and 11 kitchens), the team utilized advanced BIM technologies to facilitate coordination to prevent potential clashes and eliminate schedule delays. Collaborative pre-planning services, most crucially related to the completion of the building’s foundation, saved approximately three weeks in schedule for the project. The result of the team’s careful planning, design, and construction is a beautifully designed facility integrated into Boston’s Kenmore Square that has quickly become a popular student destination.

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Project: Abbot Mill, Westford, MA Owner: Yule Development Co., Inc. Primary Designer: Ganek Architects, Inc. Contractor: Tocci Building Corporation

Integral Subcontractors: TCT Roofing, Inc., Timâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Fabricators, Covenant Fire Protection Abbot Mill is an eclectic collection of 12 mill buildings converted to housing. The buildings, constructed between the 1880s and 1950s, are a component of the historic-registered Forge village. The interconnected buildings were built to meet new manufacturing, office, or warehousing demands of the day and the range of architectural styles included factory interpretation of the Greek Revival, plus Victorian, Modern, and International trends; windows, doors, proportions, and workmanship differed throughout. The project entailed restoration, modernization and reconfiguration of 209,000 square feet to 131 apartments, each unit with a unique footprint. The Abbot Mill project reclaimed an architectural artifact of New England industrial history and, with true Yankee ingenuity, reinvented the space for modern lifestyle and function while simultaneously preserving its past with beauty and integrity. Supplement to Banker &â&#x20AC;&#x2C6;Tradesman

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MERIT AWARD

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Project: University of Massachusetts Medical School Albert Sherman Center, Worcester, MA

Owner: University of Massachusetts Primary Designer: ARC/Architectural Resources Cambridge Contractor: Suffolk Construction Company

Integral Subcontractors: Century Drywall, Wayne J. Griffin Electric, Inc., New England Lab Casework Co., Inc. The Center is a new, 512,000-square-foot biomedical research and educational facility that expands and unifies the UMass Medical School’s Worcester campus, doubles its research capacity and supports the school’s new learner-centered curriculum. The interdisciplinary research and education facility was created to foster interaction and collaboration among scientists and promote innovation and synergies across disciplines. It was successfully built as a flexible lab environment in order to accommodate the ever-changing and evolving world of biomedical research.

The project is a clear example of how upfront planning, team-wide collaboration and providing smart technologies can lead to the successful delivery of a project. The team was flexible and creative, provided innovative solutions to challenges and created an environment of collaboration and communication, which resulted in a true partnership among owner, designer, contractor and subcontractors. As a result, the client’s expectations were exceeded, the project was completed on schedule and under budget, and a new standard for medical research and education aimed at curing diseases has been set.

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MERIT AWARD Project: Terminal B Parking Garage Structural Repairs, Lighting Replacement and Roadway Rehabilitation, East Boston, MA

Owner: Massachusetts Port Authority

Primary Designer: Fay, Spofford & Thorndike, LLC

Contractor: Consigli Construction Co., Inc.

Integral Subcontractors: Heritage Restoration Inc., Broadway Electrical Co., Inc., SOS Corporation

The renovation and modernization of an airport parking garage and surrounding roadways may be an unlikely award nominee; however, when a project nets multimillion dollars in savings and is constructed 11 months ahead of schedule as a result of planning, scheduling, extraordinary team collaboration and development of innovative construction solutions, a closer look is recommended. Boston Logan International Airport, New Englandâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s largest transportation center, generates $7 billion in economic activity each year. To make the airport safer, more secure and environmentally friendly for the tens of millions of passengers who use it each year, Massport undertook a total rehabilitation of the Terminal B Garage and the supporting roadway system.

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This extraordinary team not only completed the project 11 months ahead of schedule and well under budget with minimal impact on the traveling public and terminal operations by incorporating alternative construction methods, but did so working 780 days (330,050 man hours) with no lost time accidents.

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Project: University of Massachusetts Lowell Emerging Technologies & Innovations Center, Lowell, MA Owner: University of Massachusetts Building Authority

Primary Designer: HDR Contractor: Turner Construction Company

Integral Subcontractors: AGI Abbie Gregg, VitaTech Electromagnetics, LLC, Weidlinger Associates This new, 85,458-square-foot facility brings together world-renowned and next generation research leaders to develop solutions to complex scientific challenges facing society today – energy, health, environment, communications and security. The building design meets critical criteria for temperature, humidity and vibration required by leading edge scientific research. Within its four stories, it will house Class 100, 1,000 and 10,000 cleanroom space, wet lab, engineering lab and plastics processing high bay space to further UMass Lowell’s unique expertise in plastics engineering, nanotechnology and electro-optics.

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MERIT AWARD Project:

Wasserstein Hall, Caspersen Student Center, Clinical Wing Project, Harvard Law School, Cambridge, MA

Owner: Harvard Law School Primary Designer: Robert A.M. Stern Contractor: Skanska USA Building

I ntegral Subcontractors: JF White Contracting Company, Betons Prefabriques du Lac, Millwork One

During the preconstruction and construction of this project, the team encountered many challenges, which included formulating an innovative plan for cleanup of site contamination, developing a viable plan to build a four-story underground garage and one-story basement level in light of site contamination, demolishing an existing garage found to contain asbestos, and renovating Harkness Commons, an architecturally significant building without reliable as-builts, all in accordance with the academic calendar. These challenges were successfully addressed by working with the owner and the team to devise out-of-the-box solutions, thus allowing Harvard Law to move forward with its original, full building program. A four-year-long project, the new Harvard Law School was completed 34 days ahead of schedule and within budget. Enhanced site safety, the innovative use of technology, the development of technical solutions that provided tremendous positive advantage to the client, respect for the environment and stakeholders, and strong communication between the owner and team contributed significantly to the projectâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s overall success.

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Project: Wayland High School Expansion and Modernization, Wayland, MA

Owner: Town of Wayland

Architect: HMFH Architects

Contractor: Shawmut Design and Construction

Integral Subcontractors: Wayne J. Griffin Electric, N.B. Kenney, DFM Industries

The Town of Wayland High School project is a strong example of how a team can take into account the needs of a community, how a faculty can communicate their points of view to a construction manager and how people in general can widen their scopes in order to create a visionary school that will serve students for many years to come. The new facility includes an auditorium, kitchens, cafeteria, classrooms, labs and a library along with renovations to the field house and a new waste water treatment plant. Even with an aggressive time schedule, the collaborative approach allowed the project to be completed millions of dollars under budget.

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Project: Long Wharf Theatre Main Stage Renovation, New Haven, CT Owner: Connecticut Players Foundation, Inc. Architect: Gregg Wies & Gardner Architects Contractor: Petra Construction Corporation

Integral Subcontractors: New England Scaffolding, Petra Construction Corporation Millshop, Semac Electric Co. Throughout its history, Long Wharf Theatre has created a unique home in New Haven for artists from around the world. Through the years, more than 30 Long Wharf productions have gone on to Broadway or off-Broadway, and the time had come for a much-needed makeover in order to provide artists and patrons of the theatre with a new theatrical experience. As a not-for-profit organization, the Connecticut Players Foundation had limited resources to complete substantial renovations on a very tight time schedule. The project team members worked together to develop cost-effective solutions to meet the owner’s budget, and even when unforeseen items were encountered during the project, they all cooperated to keep the costs within the owner’s budget limitations. 18

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MERIT AWARD

Project: Winslow Homer Studio

Owner: 1 Portland Museum of Art Architect: 1 Mills Whitaker Architects

Contractor: 1 Marc Truant & Associates

Integral Subcontractors: 1 Weather Barriers, Architectural 1 Conservation Services, Chameleon Coatings Restoration of historic places is always challenging, but the constrained site, harsh weather conditions, and demanding history of the Winslow Homer Studio makes it a particularly fascinating project deserving of a Build New England Award. Historically heavy snowfalls and storms threatened to derail an aggressive schedule which was already governed by the requirement that no construction take place during the summer months. A change in abutters to the Studio further complicated the schedule by limiting the work site to just the 50 by 100-foot lot, requiring the project team to be flexible and extremely efficient in their coordination. Lean construction methods, 3D modeling, and constant communication among all parties allowed the team to make up time in the second phase of construction. Supplement to Banker &â&#x20AC;&#x2C6;Tradesman

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Project: St. Sebastian’s School - Science, Math, Library Center

Owner: St. Sebastian’s School

Architect: Robert Olson + Associates

Contractor: Erland Construction

Integral Subcontractors: Peregrine Mechanical, Commercial Drywall and Construction, MP Masonry Chameleon Coatings

Producing a high quality building is and should be the goal for every construction project. But defining “high quality” can produce substantially different responses as the baseline standard can range greatly from person to person. Does it mean building to the design specifications and turning the owner’s vision into a reality? Is it about incorporating high end, expensive materials? Or is it just about ensuring that the building functions as it should –

without leaks or malfunctioning systems? This new Center fulfills all of those requirements and so many more. It was designed and built to greater than industry standards for building tolerances. Every detail of this building was meticulously thought out, designed, and executed. There is not a brick out of place or a window that does not line up. In terms of symmetry, it is close to perfection.

congratulates Harvard Law School and Skanska

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Project: Runway 33L End Safety Area Improvements Project, Logan International Airport, East Boston, MA

Owner: Massport

Design/Builder: JF White Contracting Company/Jacobs Engineering Owner’s Representative: Fay, Spofford & Thorndike Integral Subcontractors: Stantec Consulting Services, Vanasse Hangen Brustlin, GEI Consultants, Vine Associates The project’s purpose was to increase safety for aircraft and passengers in emergency situations by enhancing the runway safety area at the end of Logan Airport’s Runway 33L. This was accomplished by installing an Engineered Material Arresting System and upgrading the runway approach lighting system. The program included the construction of a 600-foot-long by 300-foot-wide runway safe area, constructed partially on land and partially on a pile-supported precast concrete deck over the harbor, as well as a 1,740-foot-long by 8-foot-wide approach light pier in the harbor. Open lines of communication exceeded all expectations. From the initial design/build team kick-off meeting, which included Massport, FAA, the owner’s representative team to the weekly staff meetings, specific meetings, operational meetings with Massport, and bi-monthly update meetings with Massport senior officials, every step of the project was effectively communicated to the owner.

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Massachusetts Maritime Academy Library Modernization: American Bureau of Shipping Information Commons, Bourne, MA

Owner: Division of Capital Asset Management & Maintenance – Massachusetts Maritime Academy

Architect: Perry Dean Rogers

Contractor: W.T. Rich Company

Integral Subcontractors: Transas USA, National Geothermal, Lockheed Window

The library modernization project took place in the heart of the campus. The design encompassed a number of sustainable building features including the low emissivity roof that reduces heat gain and includes photovoltaicready infrastructure. A closed-loop geothermal system meets 100 percent of the heating and cooling loads, with radiant flooring and active chilled beams providing an efficient delivery system. Careful siting and fenestration maximize benefits from solar orientation. The project is on track for LEED Platinum certification. The true measure of a collaborative, high-performing team is how it responds in the face of challenges that arise during the course of the project. Commitment to project success superseded “cover your back” tactics. Open communication won out over hidden agendas. Testimonials from the full range of team members attest to not only the success of the project from a design and construction perspective, but also the outstanding teamwork that drove that success.

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PERFORMANCE AWARD

Project: Stokes Hall, Chestnut Hill, MA

Owner: Boston College

Primary Designer: Tsoi/Kobus & Associates

Contractor: Walsh Brothers, Incorporated

Integral Subcontractors: Fred Salvucci Corporation, Marshall Roofing, Port Morris Tile and Marble Corp., Xquisite Landscaping Representing a cornerstone of Boston College’s institutional master plan, the 183,000-square-foot Stokes Hall houses an array of student programs and support spaces and serves as a hub for the humanities departments. Stokes Hall provides 36 academic classrooms, faculty offices, conference rooms, study spaces, a dining hall and is comprised of two buildings connected by a bridge that links the two spaces. The building is specifically designed to foster interdepartmental collaboration and to enhance studentfaculty interaction. The facility was built in accordance with old-world construction techniques to achieve the traditional collegiate Gothic style. Stokes Hall is pursuing LEED Silver certification and is a testament to the College’s commitment to the humanities and to their Jesuit mission. Supplement to Banker & Tradesman

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AGC 2013-2014 BOARD OF DIRECTORS OFFICERS

Chairman Jeffrey DeMarco Partner & President, Campanelli Construction

Vice Chairman Joseph Albanese Founder and President, Commodore Builders

Treasurer Domenic Tiberi Sr. Vice President, Compass Project Management

Secretary Paul Hewins VP & General Manager, Skanska USA Building’s New England Region

DIRECTORS Danielle Arciero BIM Coordinator, Consigli Construction – Past Chair, Construction Leadership Council Jeffrey Bardell President Daniel O’Connell’s Sons Matt Consigli Vice President, Consigli Construction Mark David AGC Executive Committee Bill Endicott Sr. Project Manager, Skanska USA Building – Chairman, Construction Leadership Council

Brian Fitzsimons President, Dec-Tam

Debi McDonald, AIA Senior Associate, NBBJ

Robert France President, Senate Construction – Immediate Past Chair

Maureen McDonough, Esq. Sr. Director of Administrative Strategies, Harvard Capital Planning and Project Management

Emil Frei President, Berkeley Building Company Peter Hamill Vice President of Operations, Turner Construction John Lauring President, Lauring Construction, Inc. Angus Leary Chief Operating Officer, Northeast Region, Suffolk Construction Company

Sean Murphy Director of Real Estate and Construction for Liberty Mutual Robert C. Murray President, BOND Mary Nardone Associate Vice President, Capital Project Management, Boston College

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DIRECTORS continued David Noon President, J&M Brown Company Michael O’Brien MA District Operations Manager, Gilbane Building Company

INDUSTRY INSIGHT

David B. Perini Principal, David Perini Enterprises Robert Petrucelli President & CEO, AGC of MA Tony Starr Partner, Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky & Popeo, P.C. Charles S. Vaciliou Senior Vice President, Director of Operations, Erland Construction Lisa Wexler President, Elaine Construction – Past Chair

CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS BID DOCUMENTS COUNSELING

NATIONAL DIRECTORS John Farina James Farina Corporation Francis Madigan III F. W. Madigan Co. Francis Madigan Jr. F. W. Madigan Company Leo Marshall J. L. Marshall & Sons Robert McDonald Erland Construction

PROJECT COMPLETION MEDIATION ARBITRATION LITIGATION APPEALS

In Massachusetts: Loring A. Cook, III 617.457.4014 lcook@murthalaw.com Andrew G. Wailgum 617.457.4006 awailgum@murthalaw.com In Connecticut: Michael J. Donnelly 860.240.6058 mdonnelly@murthalaw.com

BOSTON HARTFORD

Marc Truant Marc Truant & Associates

MADISON

Edmond White Jr. Richard White Sons

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FUTURE LEADERS

CONSTRUCTION LEADERSHIP COUNCIL

AGC of Massachusetts offers a forum for our future industry leaders, in which any member may network, socialize and exchange ideas on issues facing mid-career construction professionals. The Construction Leadership Council (CYC) offers a full year of events including technical programs, construction tours and social activities. The group meets with other young professionals from allied associations to develop relationships and better understand the issues facing all members of the industry as they continue to take on more responsibility and leadership roles within their firm and the industry as a whole. The CYC is open to all interested young members. An executive committee, led by this year’s Chairman, Bill Endicott, Project Manager, Skanska USA Building, oversees the direction and focus of the group. For the past few years, the CYC has planned and taken part in AGC’s community project, offering their services to those non-profit organizations in need of building expertise. Rosie’s Place was the recipient of this good work over the last two years and this year CYC and its many volunteers will be helping Bridge Over Troubled Water, which offers life-changing services to homeless and at-risk youth from 14 to 24 years of age. Volunteer on October 25 at the Bridge. Contact Kerry Fristoe, Fristoe@agcmass.org, for more information.

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AGC CALENDAR Lean Construction Program 3 Units of 8 total leading to credential CM-LC September 20 – Unit 1 – Variation in Production Systems Octob 4 – Unit 2 – Pull in Production October 18 – Unit 3 – Lean Workstructuring OTI/OSHA Courses OTI-NCOS-3010-N1C Excavation Trenching Soil Mechanics September 23-26 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. HR & Fiscal Affairs Committee September 30, 9 a.m. Insurance & Bonding Committee September 30, 6 p.m. at Ken’s Steak House, Framingham Build New England Awards Gala October 3, 6 – 9 p.m., Intercontinental Hotel, Boston An evening devoted to greeting old friends and meeting new ones and awarding those who exemplify the collaborative spirit within our industry. OSHA 30-Hour Training Courses October 16, 17, 18, 19 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. each day Blue Hill Country Club, Canton Construction Supervisors License Renewal Institute (CSL) October 10 & 17, 8 p.m. at AGC Conference Center, Wellesley November 7 & 14 December 5 & 12

THE VALUE OF AGC

BUILDING YOUR BUSINESS WITH THE TOOLS TO COMPETE Through membership, your company and staff can access and benefit from the guidance, expertise and interaction available through its committees, interest groups, roundtable discussions and professional staff.

TOP TEN REASONS TO JOIN AGC • Pro-active legislative and regulatory advocacy • Labor/employment issues – union and open shop • Professional development seminars and workshops • Safety training for you and your employees • Timely industry news, both national and local

• Networking opportunities throughout the industry • Access to key construction industry leaders • Group interaction with owners and designers • Up-to-date OSHA bulletins and local emphasis plans • Access to AGC Professional Staff – a phone call away

BECOME A MEMBER OF AGC Join AGC of MA – A trusted resource, advisor and partner. Contact Kerry Fristoe, Fristoe@agcmass.org, for more information or visit our website at www.agcmass.org.

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Safety Committee Meetings at AGC Conference Center September 23, 6 p.m. October 21, November 18, December 16 OSHA-10 Hour Training Courses October 28, 3 – 9 p.m. & October 29, 7 a.m. – 1 p.m. December 11, 3 – 9 p.m. & December 12, 7 a.m. – 1 p.m. Conversations with Katherine Craven, Executive Director, U MA Building Authority November 1, 8:30 a.m. Small/Medium Crane Operator Accreditation November 12, 13, 14 Conversations with Liz Minnis, Deputy Commissioner, Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance. November 15, 8:30 a.m. Where’s the Risk December 4, 8:30 – 10:30 a.m. Four Seasons Hotel, Boston Register online at www.agcmass.org Supplement to Banker & Tradesman

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WHY JOIN AGC Competitive Edge – Work smarter and more productively by taking advantage of the top educational programs and training that AGC offers its members. AGC is always working to develop a meaningful return on your investment and takes its responsibility to develop and expand markets very seriously. We are working tirelessly to enhance your business opportunities and effectiveness. Cost Effective Staff Enrichment – Why pay highpriced consultants to educate your staff when AGC offers a richprogram of workshops, seminars and training by top-notch instructors who understand our industry. BIM, LEED, Lean, the newest HR regulations, labor issues and OSHA initiatives are being addressed through programs, interest groups and roundtable discussions at AGC.

make your views known. AGC is on Beacon Hill and Capitol Hill to ensure that the actions taken are in the best interest of our members. Timely Communications – Your staff can benefit from the newsletters, bulletins and reports that AGC develops on related industry topics. These communications can help you determine direction for your firm. Contact – Kerry Fristoe for more information about the value and benefits for your firm: 781-235-2680 ext. 18, fristoe@agcmass.org.

Developing Tomorrow’s Leaders – AGC has an active Young Contractors Council that offers emerging construction professionals networking opportunities with their peers in the A-E-C community, technical presentations and business competencies they need to advance their careers. Business Services – Utilize the services of a professional staff to augment your management team. AGC staff understands your business. Call on them for assistance with labor, safety, government relations, employment issues, agency interaction and advocacy on Beacon Hill. AGC also offers a full range of special discounts including Verizon, McGraw-Hill, Enterprise, GM, FedEx, HP, Office Max and many more. Owner Interaction – Through marketing, public relations and programs, AGC promotes its members to construction users throughout MA. Owners continue to be part of a number of programs and interest groups that the Association develops to foster best practices in the industry. Utilize the AGC Team of Industry Professionals – What would it cost your firm to hire effective lobbyists both on Beacon Hill and Capitol Hill to carry out and protect your interests. AGC has both areas covered and is making your needs known on a regular basis both in MA and DC. AGC also has a solid working relationship with the many agencies and authorities that procure your services and regulate the industry. Networking – Through AGC you have the opportunity to meet the leaders of the industry on a local or national level. AGC offers conventions and meetings that provide members with forums to share ideas and new approaches to solving problems through interaction with segments of the industry. Be a VOICE in Your Industry – Take part in roundtable discussions, interest groups and government relations to 30

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SAFETY IS EVERYONE’S BUSINESS Safety is everyone’s business! When an incident occurs on a construction site, it affects not only the individual and the family, but also every member of the building team – developer, building owner, designers, subcontractors and constructors. It also impacts the community in which the project dwells. Creating a culture of safe work practices on the job site and throughout a company’s operation is an investment in the future of your firm and your employees. It can decrease the likelihood of OSHA fines and costly litigation, create healthier, more productive workers and cut down on time loss and employee absences. AGC has an OSHA certified trainer and safety consultant on staff a phone call away to assist you with all your safety needs. • On-site OSHA training • Third-party inspections • Job site risk assessment • Outsourced site safety • Post-OSHA inspection representation • Custom-written Health and Safety Programs

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