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NAWIC CAD Competition Winners/ASA Industry Awards/ACEC Certifies Expert Witnesses
The local chapter of the American Subcontractors Association
honored its 2004 award winners at a banquet in April.
NAWIC Announces CAD Competition Winners
The winners of the National Association of Women in Construction
and The Classic Companies' CAD/Design/Drafting Competition
2004 were announced at an awards ceremony held recently at
the East Library and Information Center in Colorado Springs.
The ceremony was the culmination of months of preparation
by 46 students from four area high schools. The students were
asked to design a 7,000-sq-ft home for teens in transition
called Teenbridge. A panel of 25 judges, all Colorado Springs
construction industry professionals, judged the design entries.
Judging was based on the completeness and accuracy of each
drawing - floor plan, electrical plan, elevations, building
sections and site plan - and how well it met the needs and
desires of the client. The judges awarded points for creativity,
presentation, hand lettering and the use of CAD functions.
First place winners were awarded a check for $200; second
place winners got $100, and third place winners received $50.
The competition introduces high school students to the construction
industry in a positive and challenging way and provides mentoring
opportunities between students and professionals in the industry.
Winners for the CAD/Design/Drafting Competition 2004 were
as follows:
CAD Division:
Total CAD Students participating: 29
1st Place: Amanda Cadwell (12th grade), Rampart High School
2nd Place: Geovanni Machado (12th grade), Doherty High School
3rd Place: Dan Strishock (12th grade), Coronado High School
Drafting Division:
Total Drafting Students participating: 17
1st Place: Quinlin Messenger (11th grade), Rampart High School
2nd Place: Clifton Roozeboom (11th grade), Rampart High School
3rd Place: Sam Stuart (11th grade), Cheyenne Mountain High
School
For more information on NAWIC, or how to be involved in next
year's event, call 719-531-7670 or visit the NAWIC Chapter
356 Web site at nawic356.org.
ASA Announces 2004 Industry Awards
The American Subcontractors Association of Colorado held its
20th Annual Construction Industry Awards on April 3 at the
Arvada Center for the Performing Arts.
The winners are:
Subcontractor Up to $3 Million
Hulm Construction
Subcontractor $3 to $5 Million
Colorado Sash & Door
Subcontractor $5 to $7 Million
A.P. Eberlein Co.
Subcontractor Over $7 Million
Denver Drywall Co.
General Contractor Up to $10 Million
Ward Construction
General Contractor $10 to $50 Million
Calcon Constructors Inc.
General Contractor $50 to $100 Million
JHL Constructors Inc.
General Contractor Over $100 Million
Adolfson & Peterson
Member Choice
Pem Eberlein, AP Eberlein Co.
Project Manager of the Year
Jim Andrews, Fransen Pittman
Superintendent of the Year
Dennis Karna, Mortenson
Trade Association Executive of the Year
Ann Wolter, RMMI
Hall of Fame Inductee
MW Golden Constructors
Engineering Council Certifies Five New
Engineering Expert Witnesses
The American Council of Engineering Companies of Colorado
has certified six new engineers into its Expert Witness
Certification Program.
Engineering expert witnesses are certified in their fields
of expertise, which include electrical, civil, water resources,
environmental, land development and mechanical.
The certifications went to Ed Armbruster and Janet Williams
of Leonard Rice Engineers Inc., Lester Litton of Earth Engineering
Consultants Inc., Robert Stuart of RWS Engineering Co.,
Gary Thomas of Martin/Martin Inc., and Fred Zook of Fred
Zook Engineers Inc.
Attorneys seeking a roster of certified professional engineers
for court testimony should contact ACEC/CO at 303-832-2200
or visit the ACEC/CO Web site at www.acec-co.org
- Expert Witness Certification program area.
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