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,I tsamBcWbi HEW ¥DBKJoint venture of Slattery Skans­ Inc. has begun construction on the $28- pickup and drop-off lot, drainage, light­ ka and Edwards and Kelcey successfully mUlion, 350-bed Southern State Correc­ ing, landscaping, sidewalks and signage. negotiated a contract valued at $76 mil­ tion Facility located off Rte. 11 in Spring­ Statile Associates, project manager, HE. Oak St., lion with Metro-North Railroad to provide field. Granger will utilize precast modular Oakland 07436. DR #01-676299. design and construction services for a cell units which come fully finished with maintenance facility for commuter trains. the bunk or double bunk, desk, chair arid nt 1/8 Commonwealth of Ken- Located near Yankee Stadium in the toilet/sink already installed. The three, tucky. Finance 8c Administration, Dept of Bronx, the new Highbridge Yard Rail two-story housing buildings, each self-con­ Facilities Management, Room 158, 702 Maintenance Facility includes a 62,000-sq- tained with the exception of dining, will Capitol Annex Building, Frankfort 40601, ft maintenance building with space for 20 be constructed in a “T” pattern. Designed Transportation Cabinet office building, cars on two tracks. An office and employ­ by SMRT, the state-of-the-art medium-secu­ including two parking garages for 1,362 ee area will be built above the mainte­ rity facility also will include a core build­ cars, located on Mero St between Arm nance shop with an overpass connecting ing and maintenance building. The cen­ and Sl Clair in Frankfort. The six-story, to station platforms. Work at the site is tra building will house a courtroom and 446,000-sq-ft building is estimated to cost under way. Slattery Skanska, a subsidiary of judge’s chamber for on-site hearings and $83 million. Ekhoff, Ochenkoski and Polk Skanska USA Inc., 16-16 Whitestone Expressway, trials. Other features include classrooms, Architects, 201 W. Short St., Suite 700, Lemng- Whitestone 11357; Edwards and Kelcey Inc., 299 two libraries, an 8,500-sq-ft gymnasium ton 40507. DR #97-303661. Madison Ave., Morristown, N.J. 07962. and a well-equipped medical area. The prison grounds will include a basketball QRKON1/8 (construction manager-gener­ KOHIH GAHOUNA Construction is well court and four horseshoe pits along with al contractor proposals)—Centennial under way by Rentenbach Constructors a large softball field. This 170,000-sq-ft School District 28JT, 18135 S.E. Brooklyn Inc. for the renovation and expansion of design-build project is scheduled for com­ St, Portland 9723&-1049, major renova­ the Elliott University Center at the Uni­ pletion in August 2003. Granger Northern tion and expansion of Centennial High versity of North Carolina at Greensboro. Inc., 84 MidcUe St., Portland, Me. 04101. School at 3505 S.E. 182nd St. in Gresham. The existing three-story, 100,000-sq-ft $14.5 million. The project includes new building is being completely remodeled VIBGDOA A $29-million contract was award­ construction, infrastructure code and an additional 30,000 sq ft is being ed to W.M. Jordan Co. for the construc­ upgrades, remodeling, and HVAC, and constructed to accommodate administra­ tion of a new high school for Powhatan new wiring to increase electrical capacity tive offices and a new 481-seat auditori­ County Public Schools. The 243,5000-sq-ft and access to technology, updated science um. An adjacent courtyard will also be building will accommodate 1,500 students labs, new library, and media-tech center. reconstructed with new landscaping and and contain a two-story academic wing LSWArchitects, 1953N.W. Kearney St., Portland sidewalks. The $7-million project is with classrooms, labs and computer learn­ 97209; Heery International, 319 S.W. Washing­ expected to be completed in late 2002. ing centers. Conunon areas include an ton, Suite 400, Portland 97204, is construction Rentenbach Constructors Inc., P.O. Box 11087, auditorium with seating for more than manager. DR #97-251609. KnoxoiUe, Tenn. 37939. 800 people, a gymnasium, cafeteria and library, as well as several athletic fields, GAUF8BHIA1/9 Orange County Board of 0KUHQII& InterGen completed financing including a track and field area and a the Supervisors, Clerk of the Board, 10 and has held a groundbreaking ceremony football field. Construction is under way Civic Center Plaza, Suite 465, Santa Ana for the Redbud Energy Project, a 1,100- and will be complete by May 2003. WJ. 92701-4017, phase 3, building B of the Mw natural gas-fired, combined-cycle fordan Co., 11010fefferson Ave., P.O. Box Theo Lacy Jail expansion project at 501 powerplant located near Luther. Bechtel 1337, Newport News 23601-0337. The City Dr. S. in Orange. The three-sto­ Power will build the plant under a ry, 126,400-sq-ft building is estimated to turnkey contract With an estimated cost VIBSlNIftlnfraCor of Virginia has received cost $32 million. HDREnffneainglnc., archi­ of approximately $740 million. Redbud is a contract, valued at $2.8 million, from tect, one City Blvd. W., Suite 900, Orange expected to begin commercial operation Henrico County to replace 8,500 lin ft of 92868-3610. DR #97-237677. by inid-2003. InterCen, One Bowdoin Square, existing sewer pipe at Gillie's Creek in Boston, Mass. 02114-2927; Bechtel Power Corp., eastern Henrico County. JnfraCor of Vir­ IDAH01/9 State of Idaho, Division of Pub­ a subsidiary ofBechtel Group Inc., P.O. Box ginia, a wholly owned ^bsidiary oflnfraCor lic Works, Design & Construction, at 193965, San Francisco, Ctdif. 94119. Inc., 22110 E. Belt Blvd., Richmond 23224. WiUiams Conference Center, Selway Room, LewisTUark State College, Lewis­ A $38-million contract has been awarded to Turner Construction Co. by BID^PR0P0SALpmS ton 83501, phase 2 of campus activity cen­ ter at LewisTlIark State College in Lewis­ the Frisco Independent School District to MEW JEfiSCT 12/28 (prequalified design­ ton. The estimated $13-million project build two middle schools in Frisco. The build general contractors)—Newjersey includes construction of a two-story, project is comprised of two, 133,000-sq-ft Transit, Procurement Dept, Attn. Ms. 105,000-sq-ft college-owned physic^ edu­ middle schools, including associated site­ Hope, One Penn Plaza E., Procurement cation wellness center with a 5,000-seat work, athletic fields, tennis courts and Dept, Sixth Floor, Newark 07105-2245, auditorium and gymnasium. CSHQA A.P.A., running tracks. Both projects are expect­ regional rail park and ride facility on architect, 250 S. Fifth St., Boise 83702-7227. DR ed to be completed by the start of the Island Rd. at Rte. 17 in Ramsey. The proj­ #97-093886. 2002-03 school year. Turner Construction Co., ect includes construction of two 710-fl- Much Information for Pulse Is derived from F.W. a wholly owned subsidiary of The Turner Corp., long high-level passenger train platforms Dodge, a Division of the McGraw-Hill Companies. For 13601 Preston Rd., DaOas 7324(14911. and canopies. Platforms will be heated more Information on a project In Pulse, which denotes enclosures with lighting, passenger com­ a DR#, please call 1-800-FW DODGE (1-800-583-6343). For general Information about Dodge products and VEfiHQNT Groundbreaking ceremonies munications equipment and other ameni­ services, call 1-800-FW DODGE or visit our Website at were recently held and Granger Northern ties. Site improvements include passenger www.fwdodge.com.

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