WBC Bulletin April-May 2025

The latest edition of the WBC Bulletin featuring the winners of the prestigious 2025 Craftsmanship Awards.

April/May 2025

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W Ahat an incredible night we shared at the Washington Hilton on March 28th with nearly 1000 close friends, all eating and drinking well into the evening! It was a terrific opportunity to honor the work of over 400 tradesmen for their dedication to their craft and to making beautiful places across the DMV for us all to enjoy. I would encourage everyone involved in the built environment to consider attending this unique annual event in future years. As I said that evening, these awards are not about the biggest deals or the biggest buildings, but about the littlest details and the strive for perfection that makes all the difference. Congratulations to all our 2025 Craftsmanship Award Winners – and particularly to our two new Craftsmanship Hall of Fame Members: 10-time award winner Dwight Daniels of Singleton Electric and 8-time award winner Anthony Maldonado of Washington Woodworking! If you were not able to join us for the ceremony, I would encourage you to take a moment and view their Hall of Fame Inductee video, which can be found here: https://www.wbcnet.org/craftsman_hall/2025- hall-of-fame/ It is an excellent reminder of why pride in one’s work matters and how rewarding it is to work together in this industry and in this city, creating iconic buildings and spaces that will be enjoyed well past our own individual careers. Speaking of careers – it was fitting that the Craftsmanship Banquet was our opportunity to send off our own Rita Reis, who had spent the past 29 years guiding the Washington Building Congress! When Rita announced her retirement, we knew we were losing an icon – someone whose institutional knowledge could not be replaced and whose warmth and caring for our association made her beloved by all who have been involved at WBC for the past three decades. Rita has organized nearly every event we’ve held since she joined WBC in 1996 – every golf outing, every happy hour, every holiday party, and certainly every Craftsmanship Program. The complexities of throwing an event for 1000 guests and coordinating all of the January judging, scoring, and awards cannot be overstated. We will miss her dedication and her friendship, and we wish her all the best in retirement. As we look ahead, there are still many exciting events coming up on the WBC calendar. Our annual Golf Outing will be held at Lansdowne Resort and Belmont Country Club on June 9th. This event is always a sell-out and always a great opportunity for networking and camaraderie. Thank you to all who have already signed up as sponsors. The Hammerheads will be hosting a Spring River Cruise on May 2nd. And our charitable arm, the WBC Foundation, which supports growth of the trades, will be hosting a Cigar & Bourbon Tasting event on May 8th (thank you Muller for sponsoring this event again). Finally, we are actively working on the details and dates for our Rebuilding Together home renovation, which will be announced soon. Please consider joining us on a Saturday later this spring/summer to pitch in and help a neighbor. It is a rewarding experience. If you are interested in becoming more involved and getting more out of your membership, please join any one of our active committees. There is something for everyone, no matter what your interests or skills. Joining a committee remains the best way to make a meaningful connection and means expanding your network. The lift is light, so reach out through our website and we’ll send you an invite to the next meeting. Come help guide WBC’s future. Thank you all for joining our events throughout the year and for your continued support.

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T he WBC Annual Craftsmanship Awards Board, welcomed the more than 1,050 commercial real estate industry professionals, spouses, and friends in attendance. The Craftsmanship Awards Committee organized the first awards program in 1956. Over the years, the WBC awards program has become one of the premiere events in our industry. We are proud to host this important annual banquet recognizing the individual skills of the dedicated men and women building the region. Over the last 68 years, over 15,000 skilled craftsmen have been honored for their superior Banquet was held at the Washington Hilton Hotel on March 28, 2025. During the opening remarks, Michael Holland, Chairman of the workmanship on more than 3,700 winning entries. The Craftsmanship Awards program has come a long way since the initial seven awards were presented in 1956. The Craftsmanship call for entries was sent to a broad group of industry firms last September. WBC received 245 nominations in 10 trade categories from sitework to finishes. A complete list of categories and subcategories is included in the banquet program. Following the selection of award winners, a separate panel of three judges was selected to evaluate the Star Awards nominees. The eight top scoring craftsmanship winners were selected for Star Awards consideration this year. From these, the Star Award winners for Visual Excellence, Technical Excellence and Excellence in the Face of Adversity were selected. The Star Award for Excellence in the Face of Adversity was presented to Richard Guenther, Stephen Harris, Stephen Hoover, Ray Rhodes, Derek Shields, and Anastassia Townsend from Berkel & Company Contractors for Underpinning, Foundations & Excavations at a Federal Renovation and Expansion project. The Star Award for Technical Excellence was awarded to the team of Marvin Baires, Esteban Cervantes, Faustino Huerta, Alberto Michaca, and Jose Munguia from Innova Construction for Doors & Windows / Specialty Features at the Milken Museum. Finally, the Star Award for Visual Excellence was presented to Phillip Belcher, Rodney Ferrufino, Rob Gingrich, Ottoniel Rubio Mercado, Ben Vasquez, and John Watts from Mortensen Woodwork for Architectural Millwork at Ned’s Club Washington, DC.

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DOORS & WINDOWS

EXTERIOR GLASS

Jesus Aguilar, Michael Allen, Robert Clements, Robert Diehl, Christopher Elgin, Jean-Luc Leclerc — TSI Corporations Project: 125 E St. NW, Washington, DC Architect: Robert A.M. Sterns Architects LLP General Contractor: Whiting-Turner Contracting Company Joe Anderson, Marcos Covarrubias — Glass and Metals Inc. Project: Inova Health Center - Oakville, Alexandria, VA Architect: Ballinger | Ennead Engineer: Ehlert Bryan General Contractor: DPR Construction

CONCRETE

CAST-IN-PLACE CONCRETE Abel Canas, Daniel Martinez, Dale Sullivan, Robert Zimmerman — Schuster Concrete Construction Project: 2050 South Bell St, West Tower and East Tower, Arlington, VA Architect: SK+I Architecture Engineer: SK&A Structural Engineers General Contractor: Balfour Beatty

Eric Brumet, Rodney Shields — Hensel Phelps Project: NIH 40A Vaccine Research Center, Bethesda, MD Engineer: WSP USA General Contractor: Hensel Phelps

INTERIOR GLASS

Melvin Castro, Sebastiano Cavani, Kristine Dela Fuente, Donny Eckert, Kevin Mulla, Donnie Thompson — Modernus Project: Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP, Washington, DC Architect: OTJ Architects General Contractor: D|Watts Construction

PRECAST CONCRETE Steven Diana, Ramon Carranza, Valdemar Vitela, Jose Alverado, Maca Vitela, Samuel Gutierrez — American Stone Virginia LLC Project: Hampden House, Bethesda, MD Architect: Torti Gallas + Partners General Contractor: Clark Construction Group Hector Conejo, Jose Sieiro Garcia, Jose Carlos Cerqueira Marinho, Carmelo Panique, Yohalmo Perla, Victor Villatoro — Lorton Stone, LLC Project: Hirshhorn Museum & Sculpture Garden - Envelope Repairs, Washington, DC Architect: CallisonRTKL Engineer: Silman General Contractor: Grunley Construction Company

Left: NIH 40A Vaccine Research Center, Bethesda, MD; Photography by Samantha C.

Right: Inova Health Center - Oakville, Alexandria, VA; Photography by Joseph Anderson

SPECIALTY FEATURES

Roberto Aguilar, Hector Duarte Ayala, Kevin Boyd, Esteban Cervantes, Mario Duarte Rosales — Innovo Construction Project: Baltimore/Washingtion International Thurgood Marshall Airport Concourse A/B Connector, Baltimore, MD General Contractor: Clark Construction Group Marvin Baires, Esteban Cervantes, Faustino Huerta, Alberto Michaca, Jose Munguia — Innovo Construction Project: Milken Museum, Washington, DC Architect: Shalom Baranes Associates General Contractor: Grunley Construction Company

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Matthew Hallahan, Jason Murvin, Chuck Rhoads, Neville Robinson — ArchKey/Mona Electric Project: Cannon House Office Building Renewal Project, Washington, DC Architect: Shalom Baranes Associates Engineer: James Posey Associates General Contractor: Clark Construction Group Brad McNamee, John Wayne Smith — Power Solutions Project: Monumental Sports Project North, Washington, DC Architect: Architecture Incorporated Engineer: Design Tech General Contractor: Buch Construction Josh Cadieux, Darrick Stancil — Contemporary Electrical Services, Inc. Project: Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP, Washington, DC Architect: OTJ Architects Engineer: BXP General Contractor: D|Watts Construction POWER GENERATION, DISTRIBUTION AND SWITCHGEAR Isiah Brown, Donald Fitzhugh, Jason Sciukas, Johnny Shy, Roland Stanley, Garrett Starke — ArchKey/Mona Electric Project: Cannon House Office Building Renewal Project, Washington, DC Architect: Shalom Baranes Associates Engineer: James Posey Associates General Contractor: Clark Construction Group

ELECTRICAL

LIGHTING SYSTEMS

Michael Haugan, Seth Meiggs, Jim Pappas — Specified Electrical Systems, LLC Project: Air Force Memorial Lighting Upgrade, Arlington, VA Engineer: US Army Corps of Engineers General Contractor: Belt Built, LLC Jamie Alvarado-Sanchez, Todd Charron, Bobby Jarosz, Marcellas Koehler, Victor Mogrovejo, Anthony Muscarella — Freestate Electrical Company Project: Bowie State University Communication Arts and Humanities Building, Bowie, MD Architect: Perkins+Will Engineer: Mueller Associates General Contractor: Whiting-Turner Contracting Company

Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP, Washington, DC; Photography by Alice Lunardelli

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Mike Dunkley, Conor Gibbons, Brian Middleton, Doug Mills, George Ronkette, Eddie Valencia — PerLectric Project: Shady Grove Adventist Hospital CUP Upgrade, Rockville, MD Architect: WilmotSanz Engineer: TLC Engineering Solutions General Contractor: Trio Bill Allison, Matt Christian, Dan Corwin, James Merritt, Gary Rugg, Michal Schuster — Dynalectric Company Project: Stack NVA14, Manassas, VA Architect: Corgan Associates Engineer: KW Mission Critical Engineering General Contractor: Holder Construction Group Tim Armstrong, Samuel Bumgardner Jr., Adam Hall, Dennis Holcomb, Mark Miller, Kyle Pullen — Dynalectric Company Project: Undisclosed Data Center in Ashburn, Ashburn, VA Architect: Corgan Associates Engineer: KW Mission Critical Engineering General Contractor: Holder Construction Group

Ben Butcher, Will Casagranda, Wesley Jackson, Elijah Safadi (posthumously) , Andrew Soulsby, Damien Wright — Rosendin Electric Project: Confidential Data Center Project, Aldie, VA Architect: Corgan Associates Engineer: KW Mission Critical Engineering General Contractor: Confidential Client David Diaz, Alfonso Escalante, Reyben Escalante, Erik Fletcher, Marbin Garcia, Aaron Weeks — Power Solutions

Project: Iron Mountain VA3B3, Manassas, VA Engineer: KW Mission Critical Engineering General Contractor: Clune Construction

Ryan Bridges, Justin Denekas, Robert Denekas III, Wesley Ditton, Michael Doran, Alfred Miller — Power Solutions Project: Core Site PH1D, Reston, VA Architect: Corgan Associates Electrical Engineer: KW Mission Critical Engineering Structural Engineer: L.A. Fuess Partners General Contractor: DPR Construction Robert Hasychak, Brandon Mason — Power Solutions Project: Monumental Sports Project North, Washington, DC Architect: Architecture Incorporated Engineer: Design Tech General Contractor: Buch Construction Mike Abbott, Andy Bean, Jesse Colie, Ralph Hepperle, Nick Long — Singleton Electric Company Project: Piscataway Raw Wastewater Pumping Station, Accokeek, MD Architect: Hazen and Sawyer Engineer: Ramboll General Contractor: Ulliman Schutte Joseph Canali, Mark Fones, Pete Gordon, Kevin Hagan, Bruce Poetzman, Mike Topper — Power Solutions Project: Project Gold, Sterling, VA Architec/Engineer: HED (Harley Ellis Devereaux) General Contractor: HITT Contracting Timothy Pierce, Jr., Kevin Pompey, Travis Siever, Michael Smith, Robert Sweeney, Robert Walker — Power Solutions Project: Broject Phoenix, Sterling, VA Architect: Corgan Associates Engineer: KW Mission Critical Engineering General Contractor: HITT Contracting

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2025 Sean Barrett, Victor Campos, Kevin Grubby, Anthony Lambruno, Sean Lavin, Andrwe Mason — Power Solutions Project: Vantage Project VA22, Sterling, VA Architect: Corgan Associates Engineer: KW Mission Critical Engineering General Contractor: Whiting-Turner Contracting Company Aaron Bowlan, James Kingsbury, Wayne Kirkpatrick, Kevin Patterson, Andy Sincek, Steve Wianke — C3M Power Systems Project: WMATA Blue Line Rail Power Systems Upgrade Project, Alexandria, VA Architect/Engineer: WMATA General Contractor: Clark Construction Group SPECIAL SYSTEMS Jonathan Dorsch, Brian Garrison, Ali Lindsey — ArchKey/Mona Electric Project: Cannon House Office Building Renewal Project, Washington, DC Architect: Shalom Baranes Associates Engineer: James Posey Associates General Contractor: Clark Construction Group

Carlos A. Amaya, Salvador Juarez, Sergio Juarez, Pablo D. Torres Ramos, Fredi A. Torres, Jose G. Varela — Boatman and Magnani Inc. Project: National Air and Space Museum - Revitalization, Washington, DC Architect: Quinn Evans General Contractor: Clark/Smoot/Consigli Hector E. Lopez, German Mejia, Oscar Juarez Mendez, Macedonio T. Rivera, Marcus U. Villafuerte — Boatman and Magnani Inc Project: National Non-Profit, Arlington, VA Architect: OTJ Architects Engineer: Thornton Tomasetti General Contractor: Harvey-Cleary Builders Ludwing N. Portillo Flores, Carlos G. Obando, Miguel A. Encinas Ramirez, Crispin M. Urquizu, Fredi Oscar Visacho — R. Bratti Associates, Inc. Project: Ned’s Club, Washington, DC Architect: Stonehill Taylor Architecture General Contractor: rand* construction Ben Harris, Stuart Lucas, Ata Rad, Dennis Walsh — Floors Etc. Project: West Falls Church Condominium, West Falls Church, VA Architect: SK+I Architecture General Contractor: Clark Construction Group

National Non-Profit, Arlington, VA; Photography by Maddie Gasse

FINISHES

CERAMIC TILE & TERRAZZO

Antonio Bonilla, Eduardo Cruz, Alfonso Garcon, Orlando Madrid, Jose Marvin Sorto, Rick Sullivan — Dimensional Marble & Tile Project: Capital One Dining, Arlington, VA Architect: Bermello Ajamil General Contractor: Turner Construction Hector E. Lopez, German Mejia, Jose F. Mijango, Fredi A. Torres, Rene Alegria Umanzor — Boatman and Magnani Inc. Project: Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP, Washington, DC Architect: OTJ Architects General Contractor: D|Watts Construction

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DRYWALL

Jhon Esquivel, Martin Marin, Luis Ortuno, Jorge Robles, Felix Rocha, Omar Rocha — Tricon Construction Project: 801 Chophouse, Tysons Corner, Tysons, VA Architect: Shea Design General Contractor: KANE Construction, Inc. Guery Belmonte, Michael Fleener, Limbert Ortega, Roger Rocha, Mark Schneibolk, Jill Schneibolk Wolfrey — Form Construction Services, Inc. Project: Caplin & Drysdale, Washington, DC Architect: Gensler General Contractor: rand* construction Eulogio Balderrama, Rene Moya, Nelson Palma, Raul Reyes, Brandon Vega, Jose Zapata — CASEY Construction Group Project: Latham & Watkins, 4th Floor Expansion, Washington, DC Architect: MKDA General Contractor: HITT Contracting

Caplin & Drysdale, Washington, DC; Photography by Jill Wolfrey

2025 Antonio Chirino, Jose Cruz, Orlaines Ebratt, Carlos Larrotta, Mike Lowe — Rock Spring Contracting Project: Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP, Washington, DC Architect: OTJ Architects General Contractor: -D|Watts Construction FLOORING Il Gu Hwang, Sean Kang, Eun Lee, Sprigg Lynn, Steven Pollehn, Cliff Yoo — Universal Floors Inc. Project: The Peoples House White House Experience, Washington, DC General Contractor: HITT Contracting

Juan Armando Contreras, Adan Fuentes Flores, Oscar Hernandez, Jesus Centeno Merino, Yoni Carcamo Pineda, Leo Ramirez — JD Long Masonry Project: St. Thomas More Cathedral, Arlington, VA Architect: O'Brien & Keane General Contractor: Forrester Construction Company

MECHANICAL HVAC-PIPING

Josh Benson, Garrett Gentile, Mark Mooney, David Nichols, Lawrence Paschal, Ryan Thompson — WE Bowers Project: Navy Federal Credit Union HQ-1 Modernization, Vienna, VA

MASONRY

Architect: Fentress Architects Engineer: Newcomb & Boyd General Contractor: Hensel Phelps HVAC-SHEET METAL

EXTERIOR STONE

Mike Geisler, Victor Hernandez, David Jonke, Christian Lancsa, Adolfo Martinez, Wilver Zavala — Rugo Stone, LLC Project: National Air and Space Museum - Revitalization, Washington, DC Architect: Quinn Evans General Contractor: Clark/Smoot/Consigli UNIT MASONRY Elmer Dominguez, Carlos Moreno, Galdino Quezada, Miguel Quezada, Neftali Romero, Andrew Taylor — Calvert Masonry Project: Annex On 12th, Washington, DC Architect: Design Collective General Contractor: Carmel Partners East

Mitchell Buttner, Clifford Dyson, Aaron Johnson, Shawn Sappe, Daniel Stewardson, Marcus Tongue — Southland Industries Project: Confidential Client Student Center, Baltimore, MD Architect: BIG - Bjarke Ingels Group Engineer: WSP USA General Contractor: Clark Construction Group Jacob Aley, Gabriel Beavan, Anthony Brayton, Bryant Engle, Jim Everett, Josh Gatton — WE Bowers Project: Navy Federal Credit Union HQ-1 Modernization, Vienna, VA Jim Bateman, James Buckmaster, Mike Doerk, Jim Parsons, Brian Proctor, Thomas Rife — ADJ Sheet Metal Project: National Air and Space Museum - Revitalization, Washington, DC Architect: Quinn Evans Engineer: Mueller Associates General Contractor: Clark/Smoot/Consigli Architect: Fentress Architects Engineer: Newcomb & Boyd General Contractor: Hensel Phelps

Navy Federal Credit Union HQ HVAC Piping, Vienna, VA; Photography by Anne Finerfrock

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Wesley Bolen, William Devine, Matthew Lease, Carlos Megginson, Thomas Parker, Michael Vogelpohol — Southland Industries Project: Confidential Client Student Center, Baltimore, MD Architect: BIG - Bjarke Ingels Group Engineer: WSP USA General Contractor: Clark Construction Group

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ORNAMENTAL METAL

Jeff Biallas, Manolo Lopez, Kevin Moore, Mike Pulice — Emerald Ironworks, Inc.. Project: 801 18th st, Washington, DC Architect: FOX Architects General Contractor: DFS Construction Richard Cantrell, Darryl Harris, Jeremy King, Candice Landolina, Padison Vargas — Tate Ornamental, Inc. Project: National Air and Space Museum - Revitalization, Washington, DC Architect: Quinn Evans General Contractor: Clark/Smoot/Consigli Pangolin Editions, Stephen Maule, Thomas Woodman-Povey — Pangolin Editions Ltd. Project: National World War I Memorial in Washington, DC, Washington, DC General Contractor: Grunley Construction Company

METALS METAL PANELS

George Medina, Victor Moya, Joshua Stanley, Quang Tran — Eastern Glass and Aluminums Project: Micron Team Member Center, Manassas, VA Architect: Jacobs General Contractor: Whiting-Turner Contracting Company MISCELLANEOUS METAL FABRICATION Scott Christensen, Jeremy Hawkins, Sam Johnson, Kathy Landmesser, Jassiel Vargas, David Wells — Superior Iron Works, Inc. Project: Square 487 - 600 5th Street Office Renovation, Washington, DC Architect: Kendall/Heaton Associates Engineer: Thornton Tomasetti General Contractor: Clark Construction Group Brian Cartwright, Edgar Cholan, Hiep Dang, Greg Williams, Steven Wooldridge, Byeong Woon Yoon — Emerald Ironworks, Inc. Project: Atlantic Council Relocate, Washington, DC Architect: Michael Graves Architects Engineer: Loring Engineers General Contractor: DAVIS Construction

SITEWORK LANDSCAPING

Danny Cruz, Augustin Cisneros Espinal, Robert Ponce Rodas — BrightView Landscape Development Project: Capitol Visitor Center Entrance Landscaping, Washington, DC

Architect: Heritage Landscapes LLC General Contractor: Hensel Phelps

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Kenny Garcia, Roberto Medina, Tomas Robles Perez, Ian Shaner, Aaron Zarko — Richard Goettle, Inc. Project: National Institutes of Health (NIH) Science, Radiology & Laboratory Medicine (SRLM) Building, Bethesda, MD General Contractor: Hensel Phelps

Joe Alexandre, Brad Matthews, Herman Savage — Ruppert Landscape Project: National Air and Space Museum - Revitalization, Washington, DC Architect: Quinn Evans General Contractor: Clark/Smoot/Consigli Elder Dubon, Carlos Meija, Jose Michana, Geritt Rapp, Jouse Ruiz, Larry Winter — Ashton Manor Environmental Project: Strathmore Square, North Bethesda, MD Architect: Mahan Rykiel General Contractor: Whiting-Turner Contracting Company UNDERPINNING, FOUNDATIONS & EXCAVATIONS Humberto Chavez, Wilber Machado, Guadalupe Herculez Ramirez, Herbert Robles, Ben Welch — Steele Foundation LLC Project: 209/213 Penn SE, Washington, DC Architect: CORE Engineer: Rathgeber/Goss Associates General Contractor: McCullough Construction, LL C Richard Guenther, Stephen Harris, Stephen Hoover, Ray Rhodes, Derek Shields, Anastassia Townsend — Berkel & Company Contractors Project: Federal Renovation and Expansion, Washington, DC Architect: FORTUS - Arcadis & Quinn Evans, JV Engineer: Haley & Aldrich General Contractor: Balfour Beatty - Gilbane, a Joint Venture (BBG) Scottie Carr, Miguel Reyes, Hernan Rodriguez, Anastassia Townsend, David Weatherer, Keith Yeckley — Berkel & Company Contractors Project: Federal Renovation and Expansion, Washington, DC Architect: FORTUS - Arcadis & Quinn Evans, JV Engineer: Haley & Aldrich General Contractor: Balfour Beatty - Gilbane, a Joint Venture (BBG) Tony Franklin, Berkley Preddy, Kevin Randall, Dwight Smith, Brandon Wilson — Clark Foundations LLC Project: Inova Alexandria Hospital at Landmark, Alexandria, VA General Contractor: Clark Construction Group

SPECIAL CONSTRUCTION AESTHETIC STRUCTURAL STEEL

John Falcone, Adrain Matthews, Antoin Matthews, David Reed, Mason Romesburg, Nick Schleyer —

Roschmann Steel & Glass Constructions, Inc. Project: National Air and Space Museum - Revitalization, Washington, DC Architect: Quinn Evans Engineer: Silman General Contractor: Clark/Smoot/Consigli ARTIFACT INSTALL

Lisa Border, Liz Fedowitz, Francesca Pagano, Carmen Price, Cheena Raiford, Glenn Reichard — Crozier Fine Arts Project: NASM Move Coordination Services Phase 2 Zone 4 & 5 Artifact Reinstallation, Washington, DC General Contractor: Clark/Smoot/Consigli ARTIFACT RESTORATION Kelly Caldwell, Katey Corda, Emma Kousouris, Josiah Stamper, Justin Stamper, Mike Weinbrecht — EverGreene Architectural Arts Project: NASM Move Coordination Services Phase 2 Zone 4 & 5 Artifact Reinstallation, Washington, DC Architect: Quinn Evans General Contractor: Clark/Smoot/Consigli

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Charles Hinojosa Camacho, Jorge Armando Escobar, Jose Montes Flores, Jorge Alberto Gonzalez, Francisco Alexander Melendez, Rutilio Rafailano — Dynamic Contracting Inc. Project: Joy Evans Therapeutic Recreation Center, Washington, DC Architect: DLR Architects Engineer: SK&A Structural Engineers General Contractor: Smoot Construction Company of Washington DC RENOVATION Ciro Cardona, Leo Cardona, Victor Castro, Jose Carlos Cerqueira Marinho, Cesar Mejivar, Mauro Narciso — Lorton Stone, LLC Project: Folger Shakespeare Library - Renovation & Juan Aguila, Salomon Aguila, James Garner IV, Andre Lyons — James Myers Company Project: Twinbrook Quarter - Phase 1, Rockville, MD Architect: Torti Gallas + Partners General Contractor: Clark/Smoot/Consigli SCAFFOLDING & RIGGING Omar Cruz, Greg Drenter, Raul Ruiz — Scaffold Resource Project: Washington National Cathedral Organ Restoration, Washington, DC Engineer: Patuxent Engineering Group General Contractor: Allen Built Addition, Washington, DC Architect: KieranTimberlake General Contractor: Gilbane Building Company ROOFING

ELEVATORS, ESCALATORS & OTHER CONVEYING SYSTEMS

Daniel Feletto, Orlando Flores, Jimmy Ford, Gopal Mohanty, Danny Schlesinger, Patrick Van Herk — Vanderlande Project: Dulles United FIS CBIS BHS, Dulles, VA Architect: PGAL Engineer: BNP Associates General Contractor: Balfour Beatty FIRE PROTECTION Jeffrey Baldwin, Todd Hood, Cameron Jones, Michael McGrane, Gordon Pindell, Kenneth Sanders — Southland Industries Project: Confidential Client Student Center, Baltimore, MD Architect: BIG - Bjarke Ingels Group Engineer: WSP USA General Contractor: Clark Construction Group MASONRY RESTORATION Francisco Delgado, Franklin Flores, Luis Gomez, Geronimo Hernandez, Manuel Lopez, Jose Luis Medina — Genco Masonry Inc. Project: Dorothy I. Height Elementary School, Washington, DC Architect: CG+S Architects General Contractor: GCS-SIGAL - Grunley JV RAINSCREEN Ryan Kraus, John Mease, Dave Solis, Charles Ulrich — Leonard A Kraus Co. Project: Bowie State University - Communication Arts & Humanities Building, Bowie, MD Architect: Perkins+Will General Contractor: Whiting-Turner Contracting Company Rafael Barahona, Larry Cloyd, NJ Dhue, Terry Downs, Diego Guzman, Walter Lemus — PCC Construction Components Project: Bridge District - The Douglass, Washington, DC Architect: ZGF Architects

Bowie State University, Bowie, MD; Photography by Charles Ulrich

Engineer: SK&A Structural Engineers General Contractor: HITT Contracting

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THERMAL & MOISTURE PROTECTION

Santos Amaya, Brian Davis, James Garner IV, Wilson Logrono, Baltasar Ortega — James Myers Company Project: National Air and Space Museum - Revitalization, Washington, DC Architect: Quinn Evans General Contractor: Clark/Smoot/Consigli

WOODS & PLASTICS

ARCHITECTURAL MILLWORK

Ian Boers, Jeff Busken, Dave Jungers, Loren Moon, Mark Moon, Adam Nickell — Architectural Arts Project: 801 Chophouse, Tysons Corner, Tysons, VA Architect: Shea Design General Contractor: KANE Construction, Inc. Michael Do, Glovis Grageda, Kit Le, Shawn Harvey- White — Washington Woodworking Project: Building Upgrades - 101 Constitution Trust, Washington, DC Architect: Gensler General Contractor: DPR Construction Justin Crouse, William Dominguez, Hien Doung, Phillip Doung, Paul Tessandori, Josh Vickery — USAM DC, LLC Project: Farmer Mac, Washington, DC Architect: OTJ Architects Engineer: Dewberry General Contractor: DAVIS Construction Phillip Belcher, Rodney Ferrufino, Rob Gingrich, Ottoniel Rubio Mercado, Ben Vasquez, John Watts — Mortensen Woodwork, Inc.

Top: 801 Chophouse; Photography by Emily Schettler

Bottom: St. Thomas More Cathedral; Photography by Josh Bailey

Robert Miller, Alan Myles, Bruce Weikle — Architectural Wood LLC Jeff Cashwiler, Austen Feister, Carson Wanner — New Holland Church Furniture Project: St. Thomas More Cathedral, Arlington, VA Architect: O'Brien & Keane General Contractor: Forrester Construction Company ROUGH CARPENTRY Omar Garza, Ryan Godfrey, Joe Melton, Carlos Torres, Mario Vela — Sure Steel, Inc. Project: IAD 12-13 Data Center, Aldie, VA Architect: Syska Hennessy Group Caleb Brotnov, Seth Ellis, Jason Fehlman, Nate Nyseth, Nate Pursley — Carpentry Plus Inc. Project: Micron Team Member Center, Manassas, VA Architect/Engineer: Jacobs General Contractor: Whiting-Turner C ontracting Company Engineer: Thornton Tomasetti General Contractor: Hensel Phelps

Project: Ned’s Club, Washington, DC Architect: Stonehill Taylor Architecture General Contractor: rand* construction

Jeff Caroll, Chris Darroch, Rodney Ferrufino, Rob Gingrich, Javier Morales, Cris Moreno — Mortensen Woodwork, Inc. Project: Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP, Washington, DC Architect: OTJ Architects General Contractor: D|Watts Construction

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A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS Centerpiece Sponsor IBEW Local 26 2025 Craftsmanship Awards

Platinum Sponsors Architectural Wood Balfour Beatty Construction Boatman and Magnani Clark Construction Group Dynamic Contracting Holder Construction Company Innovo Construction KANE Construction PCC Construction Components Singleton Electric Company Smoot Construction Company of Washington DC Washington Woodworking Company

Reception Sponsors BNP Associates Clune Construction Crozier Fine Arts Hatzel & Buehler Modernus Steele Foundation

Silver Sponsors Grunley Construction Company ISEC

Dessert Sponsor Dynalectric Company

Bronze Sponsors The Barbour Group G&M Services Rock Spring Contracting Rugo Stone

Wine Sponsor Casey Construction Group

Gold Sponsors Bricklayers & Allied Craftworkers Local #1 MD, VA & DC Floors Etc. Hensel Phelps HITT Contracting Turner Construction Company Whiting-Turner Contracting Company

Hall of Fame Sponsor Singleton Electric Company Craftsmen Gift Sponsors IBEW Local 26 Mona Electric Group

Power Solutions Rosendin Electric W.E. Bowers

2025 WBC HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES In recognition of extraordinary dedication, exception skill, quality craftsmanship and enduring commitment.

ANTHONY MALDONADO WASHINGTON WOODWORKING COMPANY WOODS & PLASTICS

DWIGHT DANIELS SINGLETON ELECTRIC COMPANY ELECTRICAL

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2025 CRAFTSMANSHIP AWARDS JUDGES

Kandace Shortt Denny Showalter Manish Shukla David Singleton Carl Skooglund Kat Slough Shawn Smith Wes Smith Messiah Stanley Brad Stewart Aaron Stubbs Brett Swiatocha Alejandro Teran

Ammar Motowala Nondas Mouhanis Brian Murphy Rich Murphy Toni Myers Melissa Nelson William Ng Lydianna Notheis ROC O’Connor Ife Odagbodo Ted O'Donnell Kelly Ormsby Christina Pace Ryan Pascioni Susan Peery Tai Pham Tom Pignatelli Brian Polakowski James Polk Larry Prosen Matthew Redabaugh John Reeves Joni Rhea

Erik Kaniecki Josh Kappel Ezra Kauffman-Rogoff

Melissa Consiglio Peter Cooke Karen Cotton Luca Covi Ariana Crow

Bill Alcorn Abe Alousi

Eric Anderson Johnny Andia Mark Andre Ingrit Arraval Roman Azizian Brendan Barber Andrew Barnor Colleen Beatty Areli Benitez Sarah Berg Raquel Blanco Juan Bonilla Jim Bourassa

Sawyer Kemp Jacob Knight Henry Ko Ardy Kuhon Susan Lambert Greg LaRosa Kathleen Lavelle Ian Lefcourt Dominic Long Lynn Maia Mike Mallon Delaney Manning Patrick Martel James Martin Eric Masters Laura Matzke Billy Maykrantz Kyle Maylath Gavin McDuff Marty McElroy Rachael McHugh Bryan McKnight Kyle McMillan Mike Melhorn Oscar Merida Steve Miller Richard Mills Tara Minner Franque Minor Anthony Moore Mark Mordhorst

Alex Curlet Joe Dabbs

Rob Denford Terry Downs Jim Dudney Annie Echeverria Kyle Erickson Tony Esce Justin Fanning Kent Fee Jeremiah Fiel Madzia Filipiuk Kami Fitzpatrck Miranda Ford Julie Forsht David Galen Andrew George Don Ghent Luis Gonzalez Griffin Goodreau Giacomo Goyzueta Joshua Haynes Rebecca Herron David Hieronymus

David Terry Sarah Tillar Noel Titus Peter Titus

Victoria Bremseth Christopher Brooks Jessica Brown Scot Cahlander Brian Cartwright Dennis Casey Chris Cash Gabriel Castillo Joel Causey Mike Chambers James Chavin-Grant Frank Chiaramonte Scotty Christensen Chuck Claar Hattie Clarke John Clough Gregory Cobaugh Kyle Cochran Steven Conroe

Eryck Van Ryn Eric Van Why

Adrian Vaughan Rafael Villatoro Ferrell Watson Aaron Weissner Charlie Westberg Rick Wilkinson Charley Woolridge

Vince Ridgell James Riley Levy Rivera Brian Roach Jerry Ross

Denis Xavier Emilie Yoder Andy Zagone

Megan Ross Joe Salama Jose Salome-Doroteo Mike Scheuble Kyle Schulte Doug Schweizer

Mike Holland John Jenkins

Lauryn Johnson Coleman Jones Brandon Kaelin

STAR AWARDS JUDGES Three individuals whose work and service encompass the broad view of the American building and construction industry were selected to serve as special Star Awards judges. This year’s judges are:

Yolanda Cole Hickok Cole

Luca Covi HITT Contracting

Ryan Sokoloski National Geographic Society

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The Star Award for Excellence in the Face of Adversity

was presented to Richard Guenther, Stephen Harris, Stephen Hoover, Ray Rhodes, Derek Shields, and Anastassia Townsend from Berkel & Company Contractors for Underpinning, Foundations & Excavations at a Federal Renovation and Expansion project.

The Star Award for Technical Excellence was awarded to the team of Marvin Baires, Esteban Cervantes, Faustino Huerta, Alberto Michaca, and Jose Munguia from Innova Construction for Doors & Windows / Specialty Features at the Milken Museum.

The Star Award for Visual Excellence

was presented to Phillip Belcher, Rodney Ferrufino, Rob Gingrich, Ottoniel Rubio Mercado, Ben Vasquez, and John Watts from Mortensen Woodwork for Architectural Millwork at Ned’s Club Washington, DC.

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Genco Masonry, Inc. won a Washington Building Congress Craftsmanship Award for their outstanding masonry restoration on our Dorothy I. Height Elementary School project! Their expert team preserved the school's historic character while preparing it for the future. Congratulations, Genco Masonry, Inc.!

www.gcs-sigal.com

600 Ritchie Road Capitol Heights, Maryland 20743 P: 301.336.7700

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2025 CRAFTSMANSHIP AWARDS PHOTOS

Photography Credit: Galen Photography

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integrity

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uniqueness

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April/May 2025 Bulletin

Davis Announces Company-Wide Promotions Accomplishments Reflect the Strength and Core Values at DAVIS Nationally and locally ranked construction pioneer James G. Davis Construction Corporation (DAVIS) announced 62 new companywide promotions that reflect the strength of core operations teams as well as the company’s focus on excellence. DAVIS’ Operations leaders will continue to leverage their expertise into successful projects and an elevated construction experience for clients and partners. Within the company’s Resource Groups, DAVIS is also recognizing the hard work of those who adapt and innovate by building key relationships, developing new solutions, and more. Congratulations to three Vice Presidents on their new roles! Rick Ager has worked at DAVIS for over 30 years, and he has been named Vice President - Construction Operations. Additionally, Kate Attilio continues to lead DAVIS' MarComm team in establishing brand strategy, and she has been named Vice President - Marketing Communications. Finally, Bennie Kovach has been named Vice President - Preconstruction as he builds on over 20 years of experience executing preconstruction deliverables across all DAVIS market sectors. Senior Leadership Promotions

David Overbay – Financial Accounting Supervisor Jose Nates – Mechanical Manager Bruce Overbay Jr. – Project Accounting Supervisor Patrick Brophy – Reality Capture Engineer Chris Sterba – Senior Architecture Manager Bobby Reed – Senior EHS Manager Brian Polesnak – Senior Estimating Manager Fletcher Dodge – Senior Estimating + Preconstruction Engineer Megan Brown – Senior Marketing Communications Manager Ramin Rahimi – Senior Preconstruction Manager Andrea Scanlon – Senior Preconstruction Manager Nathalie Tadesse – Senior Preconstruction Manager Brian Greenfield – Senior Systems Administrator Brendan Harrington – Systems Engineer Shayna McIntire – Talent Acquisition Manager Founded in 1966, DAVIS Construction serves the Washington and Philadelphia regions, building one billion dollars' worth of construction a year, including some of the region's most complex and notable projects, across 13 diverse market sectors. Consistently ranked as an industry leader both nationally and locally, DAVIS has been recognized for 18 consecutive years as one of the area's Best Places to Work by the Washington Business Journal. About Davis Fox Rothschild Welcomes Felix Kushnir Fox Rothschild is pleased to announce Felix Kushnir has joined the Corporate Department and Federal Government Contracts Practice as a partner in our Washington, DC office. Felix works as a member of our team to advise public and private companies, investors and shareholders

Project Executive Robert McElroy Eric Uram Project Manager John Abbruzzi Cason Atkinson Will Barnes JP Quinteros Sam Gawarecki Will Kazel Bowen Schechter Project Manager I Lucy Hughes

Project Superintendent Amechi Asonye

Alex Longhi Sam Rudisill

Senior Project Manager Nicole Chin Wing Melissa Consiglio Tristan Haring David Hieronymus Walter Penney Max Wnorowski Senior Superintendent Tyler Dunning Shawn Mongold William Ortiz

Superintendent Nick Giampietro Elvin Padilla

Operations Promotions Assistant Project Manager

Resource Group Promotions Kelly Dinh – Administrative Coordinator Dana Elmohtaseb – Applications Specialist TK Abdullah-Raheem – Assistant EHS Manager Jake Sarene – Assistant Quality Manager Shalonda Boone – Compliance Specialist Chris Twilley – Director – Reality Capture Jeffrey Jose – Estimating Manager Shaun Bates – Field Engineering Manager Stephan Hill – Financial Accountant

Derrick Ampaw Georgia Currie Neo Ituka Joe Kelley Claudia Olmedo

Construction Executive – Field Operations Vince Collins Brian McIntire

Director Stephen Feight Hugo Moreira Chad Oursler Aaron Yarbough

Photos provided by Skanska

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