Award Winning Projects... 2004 - St. John United Methodist Church AGC EXCELLENCE IN CONSTRUCTION AWARD 2004 Community Service Dokoozian and Associates provided general contracting services for the renovation and new construction of approximately 15,000 square feet comprised of a gym/multipurpose room, (6) classrooms, commercial kitchen, conference room, fellowship hall and restrooms. This project reflected many diverse areas where our firm shined. We provided value engineering services that reduced project costs by nearly $500,000 while still incorporating many of the important features desired by the building committee and congregation. Additionally, we managed nearly 150 Church volunteer laborers and carpenters throughout the construction project. New crews from all areas of the United States were incorporated into the project every two weeks. In spite of the fact that many of the volunteers were unskilled, through our careful management and safety processes, the project incurred only a few, very minor injuries. Our efforts provided a quality project for a very satisfied client. The project was completed on schedule, under budget. 2003 - Combat Communications Facility AGC EXCELLENCE IN CONSTRUCTION AWARD 2003 This 16,500 square foot Government Communications facility was completed in June 2003. The masonry block walls were completed in the winter of 2002. The building features state of the art electrical and communication wiring as well as the newest structural designs that incorporate the, mandatory, military “force protection features” which came about from our nations September 11 terrorist attack. The building was delivered to the Government 4 months ahead of schedule and substantially under their budget. 2002 - McGrath Airport Composite Facility AGC EXCELLENCE IN CONSTRUCTION AWARD 2002 This fast-track, two story, wood framed Flight Operations and Housing building was built under contract with Raytheon Corporation for the FAA. The project components were shipped from Seattle by barge and up the Kuskokwim River and arrived in McGrath at the end of June 2001. The project was completed in November.