NWCCC Distinguished Project Award Winner
Patrick Lyneis Memorial Safety Award
- Owner: BP
- Designers: Anvil
- Contractors: Diamond B, Anvil, Mills Electric, PCI, Barnhart Crane & Rigging, Safway Scaffolding, WRS
NWCCC Distinguished Project Award Winner
Green Project of the Year
Upper Clear Creek Mitigation Site Project
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- Owner: Port of Tacoma
- Designers: Bruce Dees & Associates
- Contractors: Active Construction, Bruce Dees & Associates, Buckley Nursery Company, Herrera Environmental Consultants, SWCA Environmental Consultants
NWCCC Distinguished Project Award Winner
Best Public Project Under $10m
- Owner: WSDOT
- Designers: Granite Construction
- Contractors: Granite Construction, AAA Contractors, American Conc. Co, Amoterra, Apply-A-Line, Axis Crane, Berry Acres Industrial, BC Traffic, Bellingham Marine, Blue Star Welding, Bremen Contsruction, Bridge Access Construction, Cowden Gravel & Ready Mix, Electric West, Geotest, Ground Up, Harris Rebar, Jonnic Construction, M2 Industrial, Matia Construction, Northwest Fence, O’Brien Trucking, Pacific International Grout, Penny Lee, PSE Survey, Purcell Painting, Sicklesteel, Spanish Peaks, Springbrook, Superior Gunite, Western Concrete Pumping
NWCCC Distinguished Project Award Winner
Best Public Project Over $10m
- Owner: University of Washington
- Designers: Hacker Architects
- Contractors: BN Builders, Holaday Parks, Prime, Western Partitions, North Star, Pioneer, Titan, PCS, Glumac, Travis FitzMaurice & Associates
NWCCC Distinguished Project Award Winner
Best Private Project Under $10m
- Owner: Shell
- Designers: Anvil
- Contractors: JH Kelly, Anvil, Pederson Bros, Petrochem, Birch Equipment, Dunkin & Bush, Barnhart Crane & Rigging, Safway Scaffolding, Valen Corp, VECA Electrical
NWCCC Distinguished Project Award Winner
Best Private Project Over $10m
- Owner: BP
- Designers: Anvil
- Contractors: Diamond B, Anvil, Mills Electric, PCI, Barnhart Crane & Rigging, Safway Scaffolding, WRS
Are you tired of waste? Wasted time….wasted movement….wasted human potential? If so, then our September 28th program “Are You Lean Enough? Opportunities for Lean Construction” is exactly what you need!
Come hear four speakers discuss the latest trends in Lean Construction tools and techniques, opportunities for local collaboration and sharing, and a couple success stories using Lean techniques that might spark you into getting leaner on your current project and eliminating that hated waste!
Register here to join us on Thursday, September 28th at 7:30am at the Lynnwood Convention Center. A light breakfast will be followed by the program, and topped off at noon by a lunch and networking with your fellow project and construction professionals.
