CMAA has selected the best and most innovative Construction Management projects and programs of the year. Eligible projects were completed between June 12, 2009 and June 11, 2010.
More than 130 entries were received for the 2010 Project Achievement Award program, and the final 15 winners were announced during the Association’s Industry Recognition Banquet on Tuesday, Oct. 5 at the National Conference & Trade Show in San Diego, CA.
Since 1999, these awards have been presented to projects that exemplify the contributions of professional Construction and Program Management to the successful completion of a challenging project or program. The Project Achievement Awards are grouped into buildings and infrastructure, new construction and renovation across several budget size ranges, as well as program management honors for buildings and infrastructure and an international award.
“Congratulations to our standout projects. The number and quality of projects that were submitted this year sets the bar very high for what is expected to yield a successful project,” Judges Mark Ballard, PE, and Brian Koches, CCM concurred.
The 2010 CMAA Project Achievement Award recipients are as follows:
Buildings, New Construction with a constructed value less than $10 million Columbia Heights Public Safety Center, Columbia Heights, MN
Owner: City of Columbia Heights
CM: EDS Builders, Inc.
Buildings, New Construction with a constructed value less than $30 million Science Building at John Tyler Community College, Midlothian, VA
Owner: Virginia Community College System
CM: Gilbane Building Company
Buildings, New Construction with a constructed value less than $50 million National Petascale Computing Facility
Owner: National Center for Supercomputing Applications of the University of Illinois
CM: Clayco, Inc.
Buildings, New Construction with a constructed value less than $100 million Washington-Lee High School, Arlington, VA
Owner: Arlington County Public Schools
CM: MBP/AECOM joint venture
Buildings, New Construction with a constructed value more than $100 million Meadowlands Stadium, NJ
Owner: New Meadowlands Stadium Company
CM: Skanska USA Building, Inc.
Buildings, Renovation or Modernization with a constructed
value less than $15 million
Winner #1 – Township Auditorium, Columbia, SC
Owner: Richland County
CM: Dennis Corporation
Winner #2 – Clarkson University Quad Dorm Expansion Project, Potsdam, NY
Owner: Clarkson University
CM: U. W. Marx, Inc.
Buildings, Renovation or Modernization with a constructed value more than $15 million H.D. Cooke Elementary School, Washington, DC
Owner: District of Columbia Public Schools
CM: Gilbane Building Company/Quinn Evans Architects joint venture
Infrastructure with a constructed value less than $15 million Pacific Coast Highway Congestion Relief Project, Dana Point, CA
Owner: City of Dana Point
CM: The City along with PBS&J and TWNiemann, Inc.
Infrastructure with a constructed value less than $50 million
Victoria Canal Conveyance Pipeline, Holt, CA
Owner: the Contra Costa Water District
CM: Contra Costa Water District together with HDR, Inc.
Infrastructure with a constructed value less than $150 million
Santan Vista Water Treatment Plant
Owner: Town of Gilbert and City of Chandler, AZ
CM: ARCADIS U.S.
Infrastructure with a constructed value more than $150 million Arrowhead Tunnels, San Bernardino, CA
Owner: Metropolitan Water District of Southern California
CM: Hatch Mott McDonald
Buildings, Program Management or Program Phase
Phase One of the Fort Lee BRAC Program, Fort Lee, VA
Owner: U.S. Army
PM: Army Corps of Engineers
CM: MOCA Systems, URS, and MBP
Infrastructure, Program Management or Program Phase
San Francisco Public Utilities Commission Water System Improvement Pre-Construction Planning Phase
Owner: San Francisco Public Utilities Commission
PM: Parsons
International Project of the Year
Renovation and restoration of the Colon Theatre
Owner: City of Buenos Aires, Argentina
CM: Grupo SYASA