Senior Project Manager Chris Loberg, Field Superintendent Rod Kalina and Construction Services Coordinator Jean Springer have already begun the construction process, including the demolition and infill of the approximately 4,500 SF atrium to add additional usable square footage. The project was designed by Mekus Tanager of Chicago, and they expect to achieve a LEED Silver Certification from their eco-friendly design of the 82,000 SF building. A new computer room with UPS systems and a new generator, as well as engineering and testing labs are part of the project, which is scheduled for completion early next year.
Welsh Construction would like to thank Welsh Brokers Bill Ritter, Robin Zellmer, Eric Dueholm and John Johannson for their assistance in securing this project.
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