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Rogers-O’Brien Construction teams up with Tony’s Room Foundation to build “clean room” for Dallas boy battling Leukemia --
Suppliers and Contractor Partners invited to participate in this special project
Organizational kick-off Meeting Friday August 1, 1-3 pm at Rogers-O’Brien Headquarters
Kevin H., Dallas Texas -- Our first Tony’s Room recipient
DALLAS, TEXAS, July 16, 2008 – Rogers-O’Brien Construction is calling on all its building supply and contractor partners to help in a very special project to give an 11-year-old boy in Dallas battling Leukemia the best chance of survival by building a clean-room environment in his family home. Working in partnership with Medical City Children's Hospital and Tony’s Room Foundation, Rogers-O’Brien hopes to organize a weekend blitz build to tear down a mold-infested addition in the family’s home and build a clean-room addition where Kevin H. can recuperate from his chemotherapy in as germ-free an environment as possible.
 An organizational meeting will be held at Rogers-O’Brien headquarters on Friday August 1 from 1-3pm to help coordinate this special project. Suppliers and contractors interested in partnering in this special project should contact Bryan Cerney at Rogers-O’Brien at 214-962-3000. Building suppliers interested in donating materials for this clean-room build are eligible to receive a tax deductible receipt for their donations through the Tony’s Room Foundation and its fiscal sponsor, The New York Says Thank You Foundation, a 501c3 charitable organization.
Hill & Wilkinson, Ltd. Honored Among Top 10 “Best Places to Work” in North Texas for Second Consecutive Year
 Plano, TX, July 1, 2008 – Hill & Wilkinson, Ltd. was named among the Top 10 “Best Places to Work” in Dallas-Fort Worth among mid-sized companies in the annual “Best Places to Work” competition sponsored by the Dallas Business Journal and the independent research firm, Quantum Market Research. This is the second consecutive year that the company has made the Top 10 list.
The competition ranks companies based on employee surveys evaluating the company’s culture, working conditions and pay/benefits. In the 2008 competition, a record number of 279 companies qualified for consideration with only 60 companies selected.
A general contractor with annual revenues of more than $285 million and 250 employees, Hill & Wilkinson, Ltd. took the number 9 spot among mid-size companies in this year’s competition.
According to Paul Driscoll, executive vice president of Hill & Wilkinson, Ltd., “The success of our business is built on the quality of our relationships with our employees at all levels. Creating and sustaining a great work environment for our employees offers a powerful business advantage and positively influences our relationships with our clients, subcontractors and other team members.”
Says Greg Wilkinson, CEO of Hill & Wilkinson, “We’ve worked hard to create an environment where 10-year veterans are common, and new recruits are able to see a distinct career path with a company that recognizes the importance of a solid work-life balance.”
Employee benefits offered by the company include a matching 401(k) program after six months of employment, a wellness program, education assistance and training with a focus on LEED accreditation, 75 percent coverage of medical insurance premiums and employee ownership opportunities for its long-term team members. In addition, the company celebrates with many year-round activities, including its 4th of July cookout, chili cook-off, bowling tournament, fishing tournament, Halloween costume contest, Thanksgiving potluck and monthly birthday parties.
To recruit young professionals to the construction industry, Hill & Wilkinson, Ltd. also sponsors a summer internship program for college students.
American Subcontractors Association Names Hill & Wilkinson, Ltd. Outstanding General Contractor of the Year
Dallas, TX, April 30, 2008 – Hill & Wilkinson, Ltd. has been named Outstanding General Contractor by the American Subcontractors Association - North Texas chapter. This is the fourth time the company has won the award; the third time in the past seven years.
According to Paul Driscoll, executive vice president of Hill & Wilkinson, “This award is a special tribute to our entire team and the relationships we have with our quality subcontractors.”
Butch Burden, president of Don Burden & Associates, Inc., a mechanical subcontractor, says “Our relationship with Hill & Wilkinson is a team effort. They’re honest, fair and do a real good job of taking care of their subcontractors. We have had a 20+ year relationship with Hill & Wilkinson and enjoyed all the projects we’ve done for them. They make you feel like you’re an important member of their team.”
The criteria for the ASA’s Outstanding General Contractor award includes:
- Treating subcontractors and suppliers as equal members of the construction team,
- Submitting contracts and purchase orders in a fair and timely manner,
- Efficiently running a well-coordinated construction project,
- Maintaining and providing a safe work environment,
- Processing subcontractor’s monthly payments, project completions and owner acceptance and disbursement of retainage accurately and in a timely manner, and
- Utilizing ASA members as often as possible.
According to Mr. Greg Wilkinson, CEO of Hill & Wilkinson, “Our relationship with our subcontractors is built on mutual respect and equitable treatment on our projects. We value this award because it reflects the way in which we do business with others and sets the standard of excellence that we continuously strive to attain on every project.”
Key Construction Announces Promotions
Fort Worth – Key Construction, a leading commercial general contractor announced today that it has promoted Steve Whitcraft to Executive Vice President and General Manager, Eric Peterman to Senior Project Manager, Tim Harvey to Project Manager, Jimmy Gresham to Project Estimator and Aaron Washburn to Assistant Superintendent.
These promotions coincide with the report of record growth for the company in 2007 despite the downturn in parts of the construction market. As a reward to the Texas group for beating their goals, the company took the staff and spouses on a trip to Las Vegas this past December.
This month, Key started work on two (2) Marriott Hotels in The Colony, the first of two (2) USTC Trucking Centers in Fort Worth, an Incredible Pizza family entertainment center in Mesquite and is starting work today on a new NYLO Hotel in Las Colinas.
Key Construction is fortunate to have been a finalist in the Dallas Business Journal’s Best Places to Work in the DFW Metroplex for the past 3 years. “We like to work hard and play hard-- we like to make our projects enjoyable for the entire project team.”
This is the 5th year for the Texas office, and the company has been building in the Metroplex since 1992. The company will be celebrating its’ 30 year anniversary in September of this year.
Gilbane Building Company’s North Texas Office Continues with its Growth Expansion Plans
GRAPEVINE, TX – March 20, 2008 – Gilbane Building Company, a leading national construction management firm, has continued to grow in the local North Texas marketplace with three key staff additions. Their district office, located in Grapevine, is part of the company’s Southwest Region. Three new additions were made to their team recently, adding to the already experienced and knowledgeable employees.
Mr. R. Lee Derr, with over 22 years experience in the industry, joins the North Texas office as a Senior Project Manager. Prior to joining Gilbane, he worked for a major local construction firm. He has also worked on the East Coast and in other Texas markets mainly in the educational, institutional and public sectors.
With over 22 years of experience in the construction industry, Mr. Shell Buckner is responsible for all MEP Estimating activities in the North Texas office and the Southwest Region. He is in his fourth year with Gilbane and had been working for Gilbane’s CAT-Response Team (Catastrophe Response) where his skills were used for estimating the cost to rebuild after events like Hurricane Katrina, tornados in Florida, or a manufacturing plant explosion in Pennsylvania.
In addition, Ms. Sina Yi has moved from our Houston office as an Accountant Level II. She has over seven years experience and has been with Gilbane for seven years.
Notable local projects include Tarrant County Family Law Center, Bass Pro Shops – Garland and Children’s Medical Center of Dallas which have all won multiple industry awards. Other recent projects are the City of Colleyville Fire Station and a Verizon Wireless Data Center.
 Dee Brown Announces Promotion
Dee Brown, Inc is proud to announce the promotion of Robert V. "Rob" Barnes, III, to President and Chief Operating Officer. Rob begins his new position as President of this 50+‑year-old masonry company, following his grandfather, DBI Founder Dee Brown, and father, Buddie Barnes, current Chairman and Chief Executive Officer.
Rob began his career in DBI Project Management nearly 19 years ago, and then spent a number of years in Estimating and Marketing. In 1999, Rob was promoted to Vice President Estimating and Marketing, and then Executive Vice President in January 2006. In May 2007, Rob received his MBA from Southern Methodist University and is now poised to lead Dee Brown, Inc. into its' 3rd generation.
 Cadence McShane Completes 75,000sf Addition to Epsilon’s Headquarters for Koll Development Company
(Addition of Second Office Facility Doubles Epsilon’s Corporate Campus at KDC’s Regent Center in Irving, Texas)
(Dallas, Texas) – Neal L. Harper, President of Cadence McShane Corporation, is pleased to announce the completion of the second phase of Epsilon’s corporate campus located at Koll Development Company’s (KDC) Regent Center in Irving, Texas. The new two-story, 75,132 square foot build-to-suit office building was constructed on a five-acre parcel adjacent to Epsilon’s existing corporate headquarters also developed by KDC and constructed by Cadence McShane. Architectural services for both office facilities were provided by Richardson-based, Alliance Architects.
The two-building corporate campus was designed to integrate the office facilities into a seamless and attractive environment to maximize frontage and promote visibility along the LBJ Freeway. Cadence McShane constructed the office facility utilizing tiltwall panels attractively painted to coordinate with the firm’s existing office building with generous window lines to increase natural lighting throughout the interior office areas.
Spacious open work areas enhance productivity and allow for multiple work groups to function simultaneously or independently within the open work areas. The facility includes an employee cafeteria and one truck dock to accommodate shipping and receiving. Cadence McShane utilized native plants and landscaping to provide a gracious ambiance to Epsilon’s corporate campus. Surface parking was designed and completed to accommodate parking for 467 additional vehicles.
 Collegiate Development Services, LP Announces the Grand Opening of our Newest Upscale Student Housing Apartment to Serve Louisiana Tech University
(Irving, Texas) – Collegiate Development Services, LP (CDS) held a series of grand opening events on February 22nd to showcase its newest student apartment housing project, Collegiate Station at Ruston adjacent to Louisiana Tech University. The complex has been designed to create an upscale living and learning community that meets the needs of today’s students and supports the University’s expanding enrollment. The celebration included a ribbon-cutting ceremony involving local dignitaries, an all-day open house with food and other refreshments and an evening of student-focused entertainment activities.
The off-campus apartment complex is located on approximately nine-acres at 1812 West Alabama. The project encompasses eight buildings, three-story garden style apartment buildings containing 24 two-bedroom/two bathroom and 96 four-bedroom/two-bathroom units or a total of 432 lease-by-the-bed spaces. Unit amenities include a full-size kitchen with complete appliance package, including refrigerator with ice maker, over-the-range microwave and full-size washer/dryer; furnished living room and bedrooms; individual bathroom sinks; high-speed Internet access; cable television; ceiling fans; and available safety features, such as intrusion alarms and individually locked bedrooms. Outside amenities include a swimming pool, cooking grill, well-lit walkways, convenient perimeter parking and custom landscaping.
The approximately 5,500-square-foot clubhouse is centrally located and features a large common area with two plasma screen televisions and home theater system, computer lab, media/multi-purpose room, fitness center, kitchen, pool table, game table and management/leasing offices.
 Cadence McShane Selected to Construct Five-Building, 153,014 s.f. Mixed-Use Development in Allen, Texas
(The Village at Allen Under Development by The MGHerring Group to Total 900,000 Square Feet)
(Dallas, Texas) – Neal L. Harper, President of Cadence McShane Corporation, is pleased to announce that the firm has been selected by Dallas-based developer, The MGHerring Group, to provide comprehensive construction services for the first phase of The Village at Allen, a large, mixed-use, multi-phased project. The high-profile, master-planned development is currently under construction and is situated at the southeast corner of U.S. Highway 75 and Stacy Road in Allen, Texas.
The Village at Allen is a shopping, dining and entertainment spot that will offer 900,000 square feet of mixed-use space consisting of big box tenants, specialty shops, restaurants, a 7,500-seat event center and a 250-room hotel and convention center.
Cadence McShane will construct the first phase of the project that consists of a five-building, retail component totaling 153,014 square feet situated within the 168-acre site. The five new retail buildings will be constructed utilizing both tiltwall and conventional framing construction and masonry and stone with complementary contemporary finishes.
The team of Cadence McShane and project architect, Architecture+, will provide completion of the new complex in early 2009.
To learn more about The Village at Allen mixed-use development, please visit www.VillageAtAllen.com.
TDIndustries Promotes Bruce Arapis to Vice President of Major Projects
 Dallas, TX, February 1, 2008 – TDIndustries has announced that Bruce Arapis has been promoted to vice president of major projects.
Arapis began his career with TDIndustries in 1961 as a sheet metal helper. Throughout his 37 years with the firm, he has held numerous positions of increasing responsibility including supervisor, sales engineer, senior superintendent/production manager prior to his current appointment. As vice president of major projects, he is responsible for all aspects of project execution.
A licensed Texas master plumber, he has also participated in many company and industry training and educational programs offered by Eastfield College, Southern Methodist University and trade groups, such as the American General Contractors, as well as, original equipment manufacturersTrane and Carrier.
Over the years with the company, he has led many TDIndustries’ teams on numerous high-profile projects throughout the United States, including the American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas, the NCNB Corporate Center (now Bank of America) in Charlotte, North Carolina and the Citigroup Regent in Irving, Texas.
TDIndustries is an employee-owned company with corporate offices in Dallas, Texas. The firm has become one of America’s premier facilities management and specialty construction companies with annual revenues of approximately $300 million, more than 1,600 TDPartners, and offices in Austin, Houston, San Antonio, Dallas, Fort Worth and Phoenix. TDIndustries has been recognized by Fortune magazine as being one of the “100 Best Companies to Work For” since the inception of the competition in 1998 and is one of only 14 All Star companies nationally to achieve this recognition.
Poynter Scifres Companies Opens Dramatic Offices @ 161/Walnut Hill Building
Bob Moore Construction Completes 106,800 SF Two-story Luxury Office Building in Las Colinas Area for Arlington, Texas Developer
ARLINGTON, TEXAS – January 25, 2008 - When Poynter Scifres Companies chose a location for their latest multi-story value office building, they focused on the Las Colinas area and the growing State Highway 161 corridor.
“We felt like there was a need for office space that offered larger floor plans and heavier parking in this area,” said Jim Poynter, Partner for Poynter Scifres Companies. “The location we chose is at the intersection of State Highway 161 and Walnut Hill Lane, which is the highest point in the Las Colinas area. We’re just outside the boundary of Las Colinas which gives us the best of both worlds as we’re in a great place for this type of office building but our clients will be able to do things with signage that they couldn’t do if we were in Las Colinas proper.”
Poynter Scifres chose Bob Moore Construction to take the lead as general contractor and Hardy McCullah / MLM Architects to design their new building, which was completed in December 2007.
The 106,800 SF Offices @ 161/Walnut Hill building adds a dramatic element to the Highway 161 corridor skyline. It features beige, textured walls with large banks of windows to provide maximum light to the interior. Each entrance to the lobby is showcased with a two-story, 41-foot curved curtain wall of glass. The main entrance also features a three-pillar stone-clad archway.
On the interior the lobby is finely finished in a high-end modern design style, with luxurious multi-finished tile, indirect ceiling lighting and wood accent trim on the walls and along the staircase. A curved grand staircase and elevator provide access to the second floor. The second floor features an expansive common area with curved windows, indirect lighting and accented carpeting. The building’s shell spaces include four rectangular “pods” that each offer nearly 27,000 square feet or together over 106,000 SF of unfinished office space.
“The curb appeal is great,” said Poynter. “With those 41-foot spans of glass at the entrances, it really has the wow factor for brokers and potential tenants when they first approach the building. This is as good looking a two-story office as we’ve been associated with.”
“This building showcases our ability to deliver an extraordinary office building,” said Ed McGuire, Vice President of Construction for Bob Moore Construction. “Hardy McCullah came up with a superb design to meet Poynter Scifres’ needs for luxury office space and our construction team did a tremendous job of bringing those designs to life. It’s always a pleasure working with Jim Poynter. He’s an established real estate professional with almost 30 years of experience, so he understands the construction process and provides clear and reasoned leadership from the developer’s perspective.”
“This is our third significant office building with Bob Moore Construction,” said Poynter. “We’ve come to know when those guys tell us they’ll do something, we can rely on it. Phillip Bell, Ed McGuire and their team members are consummate professionals. Bob Moore Construction has built all our value office products and hopefully will continue to do so.”
TDIndustries Named to Fortune Magazine’s “100 Best Companies to Work For” List for 11th Consecutive Year
Dallas, TX, January 28, 2008 – For the eleventh consecutive year, TDIndustries has been named to Fortune Magazine’s “100 Best Companies to Work For” list with a ranking of Number 35. This year’s achievement places TDIndustries in a unique, national spotlight as one of only 14 companies in the U.S. to have made the Fortune list since its inception in 1998. The company has been named to Fortune’s All Stars, the equivalent of a hall of fame.
According to TDIndustries’ CEO Harold MacDowell, “This recognition and our significant improvement over last year’s ranking speak highly of the men and women who contribute so much energy, enthusiasm and respect towards each other every day in their jobs. Making the list repeatedly is a tribute to our great teamwork environment and culture of servant leadership.”
Says MacDowell, “As a company that provides air conditioning, heating, ventilation, electrical, plumbing and other specialty contractor services to the commercial real estate industry, the ‘can-do’ spirit of our TDPartners means a lot, especially when you’re working outside in triple digit weather in Texas and Arizona.”
TDIndustries was one of only 13 companies in Texas to be selected by Fortune magazine. To celebrate the company’s accomplishment, MacDowell announced an additional, permanent half day holiday at Christmas to be enjoyed by all TDPartners during a special companywide videoconference last week.
Larry Knox Chosen to Serve on QUOIN / AGC Board of Directors
Vice President of Preconstruction for Bob Moore Construction Named to Prestigious Industry Group
ARLINGTON, TEXAS – January 21, 2008 - Larry Knox, Vice President of Preconstruction for Bob Moore Construction, has been selected to serve on the board of directors for QUOIN, the north and east Texas chapter of the Associated General Contractors of America (AGC).
The AGC is the oldest and largest organization in the construction industry, going back to 1919. With over 1100 member companies, QUOIN is the AGC chapter for a large portion of Texas from Dallas / Fort Worth east to the Louisiana border, and north to the Oklahoma border.
QUOIN’s board of directors is comprised of 24 senior construction professionals in the area, and provides leadership, oversight and direction to the chapter. Initiatives taken on by the board include representing the industry’s interests in the development of federal, state and local legislation; driving better business practices in the community regarding environmental control, safety and productivity; working with community officials to improve business development opportunities in the region; and expanding the organization’s membership.
Larry Knox was chosen from the several thousand employees with QUOIN’s 1,100+ members to serve as a member of the organization’s board. He will serve on the board for a three-year term, running through 2010.
Mr. Knox has been a highly respected industry professional for 35 years, and a member of AGC for 18 years. Most recently, he managed two successful Region V Student Design/Build Competitions for QUOIN.
“This is a tremendous honor and a great opportunity,” said Mr. Knox. “I have always felt that being a member of AGC sets us apart. AGC members have tremendous educational programs in a variety of construction-related subjects, from safety to professional development and superintendent training, to LEED Green Building standards. In Texas, QUOIN has a tremendous positive impact on our industry, and our communities as well. By joining QUOIN you are making a commitment to standards of conduct and ethics that are invaluable to our clients, our employees and the industry. AGC members are seen as better trained and more professional than other companies, and I believe there’s a good reason for that. I’m excited to be a part of the board and support the chapter’s continued efforts for the next three years.”
“I feel that QUOIN has made an outstanding choice in the selection of Larry Knox to their board of directors,” said Phillip Bell, President of Bob Moore Construction. “Larry is widely recognized by our employees, subcontractors and developers as an industry expert and leader of great stature and integrity. For as long as I’ve known him he has been a passionate, devoted advocate for the AGC as well. I’m confident Larry will prove to be a huge asset to QUOIN over the next three years.
“Larry’s acceptance to the board says a great deal about our standing in the local industry and our commitment to the ideals of QUOIN and AGC as well,” Mr. Bell added. “Our business values, to continually improve our operations, to maintain safe work environments, to represent the industry with integrity, all of those priorities we live by mirror the AGC standards of Skill, Integrity and Responsibility. In previous years we have established our ‘AGC bona fides’ with our selection as General Contractor of the Year, our various Summit and Outstanding Construction Awards and our extensive involvement with QUOIN’s safety program. I think Larry stepping in to a leadership position within the organization is a very logical, positive next step for QUOIN and for us.”
Highland Builders, Inc. Announces New Division Head
Highland Builders Inc. is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Marty Gunderson to the position of General Manager of the Shell Division. Mr. Steve Westbrook, President of Highland Builders, says that Mr. Gunderson's expertise in building techniques combined with his knowledge of the local market and specialty subcontractors suit him perfectly for his new assignment. Mr. Gunderson, who joined Highland Builders in 2007, will be responsible for all facets of the company's Shell Division operations.
Dallas-based Ray F. Skiles Co., Inc. celebrates its 35th anniversary
 DALLAS – Dallas’ construction industry may have experienced plenty of highs and lows over the years, but one local company, general contractor Ray F. Skiles Co., Inc., has grown and thrived whatever the economic conditions. And the late fourth quarter of 2007 marks the 35th anniversary of Skiles Construction’s incorporation.
“We aren’t a company that usually brags about itself, but we are proud of our accomplishments and want to share our big news,” said Jimmy Mays, who founded the company along with Ray F. Skiles and Glenn Nihart. “Construction can be fun if you like the people you work with and you maintain good relationships with your clients and their consultants.”
The company started out building schools and other institutional-type buildings and was soon asked to construct the Montgomery Ward store in Dallas’ now-demolished Prestonwood mall. Within two years, the company was on the select-bid list for about 30 percent of the jobs it received.
“Getting that Montgomery Ward project was quite a boon for us and it was followed by work on some pretty large schools, such as Brentfield Elementary School in Richardson and Jackson Elementary School in Plano, as well as a public library for the city of Dallas,” Mays said.
Skiles Construction also received work from Presbyterian Hospital of Dallas and has done several projects for the medical center over the decades. More recently, Skiles Construction finished construction of a $31 million bed tower for Harris Methodist Southwest Hospital.
Medical projects constitute the majority of Skiles Construction’s work now and 90 percent of its projects come from repeat business. Arlington-based Ascension Group Architects and Dallas-based HKS, Inc. are two of several architecture firms that frequently work with Skiles Construction.
“We have completed major hospital expansions and new facilities with equal success,” said Rod Booze, Ascension’s managing principal. “Skiles Construction’s leadership is exceptional and everyone at the company excels at partnering with designers, owners and building trades to complete projects on time and on budget.”
“Working with Skiles for so many years has spoiled me quite honestly, said Brent Sparks, vice president at HKS. “I expect other contracting firms to have the same high level of experience, same core values and same attention to quality. Unfortunately, that’s not always the case.”
Sparks added: “HKS and its clients can always count on Skiles Construction to stand behind its word and its products.”
Clay Harrison joined Skiles Construction in 1987 as a partner, adding state-of-the-art technology at a time when the construction industry was evolving.
“We are constantly striving to update and evolve our processes to match the changing environment and technology,” Harrison said.
The company, which saw Ray Skiles retire in 1983, now is known for large-scale health care projects. Dwayne Hodges, the firm’s newest partner, said the company has more than 15 projects under way in Texas.
“As we go forward, we hope to continue to add more health care, church, private school and fitness center projects to our roster,” Hodges said. “Health care, in particular, is a strong market nationwide for construction and is showing no signs of slowing down.”
Hill & Wilkinson, Ltd. Opens New Office in Central Texas; Projects in Austin and San Antonio Spur General Contractor’s Growth
Dallas, TX, December 13, 2007 – Hill & Wilkinson, Ltd. today announced that it has opened a new Central Texas office in Austin, Texas. The strategic location combined with the firm’s growth in both the San Antonio and Austin markets contributed to the decision to expand.
According to Mr. Dick Johnson, senior vice president of Hill & Wilkinson and leader of the Central Texas office, “Many of our Dallas/Fort Worth clients have projects in these markets. We’ve seen exponential growth in the healthcare, retail and office/ warehouse sectors in which we have deep experience. We are also one of the few general contractors who can self-perform, so the timing makes good business sense.”
During the past five years, Hill & Wilkinson has closed on approximately $55 million in new construction projects in Austin and San Antonio. Among the company’s customers are Stream, Transwestern and Southwest Airlines, all of whom are common to these markets, as well as JCPenney and Havertys Fine Furniture.
Hill & Wilkinson’s Deren Wilcox will manage business development for the Central Texas office, and Kristy Attaway, LEED ® AP, will be responsible for estimating and sub-contractor relationships.
Executive vice presidents Paul Driscoll and Doug Talley at Hill & Wilkinson’s corporate office in Plano, Texas will guide the company’s growth in its key market sectors, including manufacturing/mission critical, institutional and hospitality/senior living, aviation, healthcare, office building, retail and warehouse/distribution. |
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