Like tonic to a tired economy, Midtown Village promises to refresh and renew the spirit of Utah County with more than one million square feet of commercial, residential and retail environments. The development will include two levels of underground parking, one level of commercial space, and a second level of commercial office space. The project will also feature five levels of residential condominiums and a contemporary theater. Construction of the tower will include a steel frame with concrete on metal deck, and a two-level, sub-grade, concrete parking structure. The parking structure will be constructed of cast-in-place concrete and structural steel. The commercial areas will be built of structural steel and in-filled with metal studs, drywall and Stucco. Residential spaces will be constructed of structural steel, metal studs and drywall, with an exterior Stucco skin. Interior finishes will be determined by the respective purchasers of each condo/residential unit. The roof deck will be used for outdoor space with the potential to incorporate swimming pools, spas and rooftop landscaping.

Located in Draper, this mammoth project includes two major pipelines, furnishings and installation of underground and overhead electrical transmission facilities. Includes the installation of 13,600 linear feet of 84-inch WSP and 62,700 linear feet 60-inch WSP, along with connection of each portion of pipe to its water source. Construction is slated to wrap up June 2007.

Project includes the widening of highway to five lanes from the Junction of S.R. 92 to a half mile east of Deer Creek Dam. Impacts include periodic 30-minute delays between 6 a.m. and 10 p.m. Monday through Friday. Nightly closures Sunday through Thursday from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. Detour route is I-15 to I-80 during the closure. Project duration will last until the latter part of 2008.

The project involves the construction of natural gas distribution lines, service lines, and service connections for both commercial and residential developments in northern Utah and southern Idaho in the areas served by Questar. This includes: Salt Lake, Tooele, Davis, Weber, Morgan, Box Elder, and Cache counties in Utah and Franklin County in Idaho. The project will cover nearly six million lineal feet, with more than 32,000 service connections. The medium-density polyethylene pipe being installed ranges in size from 8 inch to ½ inch in diameter, and the service connections range from ½ inch for residential up to two inch for commercial needs. The pipelines are being installed by directional boring, soil piercing, and open trench methods. All joints are fused together, and lines are tested and certified to be bottle-tight. The project kicked off January 1, 2006, and runs until December 31, 2011.

The Moran Eye Center is the largest eye care center between the Mississippi River and the West Coast and is the heart of ophthalmic research and clinical and ophthalmic education in the western United States. The new Moran Eye Center features two multi-story towers connected on several levels by sky bridges. One tower will be used as a clinic for the diagnosis and treatment of eye-related diseases; the other tower will house sensitive research and treatment equipment and is designed to minimize vibrations inside the building to protect sensitive equipment. Final stages of the project will be completed in June.

This project includes the renovation and seismic upgrade of the existing five-story library located on the University of Utah campus. Built in 1960, the nearly 500,000 square foot, reinforced concrete building will see the addition of a high-density book storage area that will feature special mechanical systems for humidity control.

Located three miles outside of Park City in Summit County, Promontory is a 7,000-acre second-home and private golf course community located minutes outside of Park City, Utah. At full build-out, Promontory will include 1,914 home and resort sites ranging in size from .25 acres to over 40 acres. Owners enjoy world-class recreational amenities including championship golf courses designed by Pete Dye and Jack Nicklaus, over 50 miles of trails, and the club's exclusive Alpine Lodge at Deer Valley Resort. Other amenities include an equestrian facility, an Outfitter's cabin, a family clubhouse including an indoor/outdoor pool and four tennis courts, a kid's cabin and adventure trail, and an ice skating rink. Additional golf courses, clubhouses and and a general store/post office are planned for future phases. This project has been in progress for a number of years and has multiple phases of development. For 2006, Promontory will add up to eight subdivisions to the development of 638 lots and 103,087 linear feet of road and utilities, with three sewer lift stations and multiple pressure reducing vaults. Also in 2006, another golf course will be completed-the Par 72 Jack Nicklaus Valley Golf Course. Additionally, The Pete Dye Canyon Golf Clubhouse and the Equestrian Center will be opening this summer. Unique planted, stacked rock walls are used widely throughout the site, with keystone walls in minimal use. Project slated for completion in September 2006.

Located in Syracuse, Utah, this project addresses a host of WTP issues, like solids contact process, power system upgrade, influent pump station expansion and disinfection system expansion and improvements. MWH has provided engineering services to NDSD for the Wastewater Treatment Plant Expansion and Improvements Project. MWH holds the prime contract and is responsible for the design of all facilities and subcontracts the CM/GC responsibilities to MWH Constructors (a subsidiary of MWH). This $80 million design/build project has been divided into a series of Task Orders that has allowed for prioritization of improvements based on urgency of facility needs, the ability to keep the existing plant facilities operational during construction while meeting the construction schedule and the ability to match construction with the District's cash flow schedule.

The expansion of the Salt Palace includes two buildings that are three stories above grade, with a total of 281,000 square feet. This includes a new exhibition hall and parking garage. The exhibition hall is constructed of steel wide-flange columns and open web steel roof joists. This steel structure bears on a post tensioned concrete pan-joint deck. The first suspended level of the parking garage is constructed using an 8 inch post tensioned two-way slab. The lower level parking is slab on grade.

This seven-story, 250,000 square foot office tower is designed to compliment the existing surroundings of The Gateway development. It will be solely occupied by Fidelity Investments and will house 1,200 employees. Fidelity employees - now working at two locations in Salt Lake City - will occupy the new space in 2007.

The Sky Lodge Hotel is a six-story, 101,178 square foot building with underground parking set to be completed November 2007. When finished, the five-star resort will boast two full-size kitchens and an upscale Japanese day spa. The building is a steel and precast hybrid structure. Set in historic downtown Park City between the intersections of Main Street and Heber Avenue, the exterior will be clad using reclaimed timber.

27 Davis High School #8 $38 M
Owner: Davis County School District
CM/GC: Hogan & Associates
Architect: VCBO
Civil: Arpen Engineering
Electrical: BNA Consulting Engineers II
Mechanical: Spectrum Engineers
Structural: Bsumek Mu

Because of funding constraints which required spending to be limited to $1 million per month, this 380,000 square foot project in Syracuse, Utah, started in March 2004 and will not be completed until February 2007. The structure and exterior finishes consist of a blend of masonry, steel and glass. The school will be the largest building in Utah to be heated and cooled by a ground source system. The construction spending limit has required careful scheduling.

28 I-15 Widening, Alpine to University Parkway $38 M
Owner: UDOT
CM/GC: Wadsworth Brothers Construction
Engineer: UDOT

Built under an extremely tight one-year timeline, the project called for the reconstruction of 15 miles of I-15, including adding HOV lanes in both directions, as well as positive traffic separation between northbound and southbound, which consisted of precast and cast-in-place median barrier. 13 major intersections had to be widened to the inside to accommodate the additional lanes. In addition, numerous utilities had to be relocated on local streets, including water, sewer, fiber optic and storm drain lines. Project slated for completion June 8.

29 Mountain Home Air Force Base Phase 6 $37.1 M
Owner: MHAFB CM/GC: Parsons Construction
Architect: KCB / Design West
Electrical: Spectrum Engineers
Mechanical: Van Boreum and Frank
Structural: Aldave and Associates

Design-build project to construct, replace and potentially renovate family housing at Mt. Home AFB, Idaho. Work consists of the demolition of existing units, including any hazardous material abatement, and design and construction of new units and associated infrastructure of a mixture of junior and senior NCO and officer housing compiled of two-, three- and four- bedroom houses and duplexes. Phase 6 consists of 151 units total and will be completed June 2007.

30 HAFB Software Support Facility $37 M
Owner: Hill Air Force Base
GC/CM: Okland Construction Co.
Architect: GSBS
Civil: GRS Engineers
Electrical: Spectrum Engineers
Mechanical: Colvin Engineers
Structural: Reaveley Engineers

This 72,000 square foot design-build project is a two-story addition to Building #1515 at HAFB. Includes space for software development, laboratory testing of computer systems, 12 classified labs with raised floor areas. Also includes classified security systems, wiring, and communication lines. Will include a loading dock and receiving area.

Scope of work will include the remodel of an existing two-story, structural steel frame 85,000 square foot hospital space, along with the addition of approximately 76,000 square feet of new space, which will include new patient rooms, surgery areas, and imaging department.

32 Silverado Development $35 M
Owner: Silverado Development, Inc.
CM/GC: TG One, LLC
Architect: MHTN
Civil: Stantec Consulting
Electrical: EDG
Mechanical: Ray Wilde
Structural: Dunn Associates

Located at The Canyons Resort in Park City, this is a 180,000 square foot project divided up in two buildings that will function as a condominium/hotel with a rustic lodge flavor. There will be 95 condominium units. The hotel will feature 250 rooms. Project is slated to wrap up in December 2006.

This massive manufacturing facility sits on a nearly 40-acre site and consists of two stories above grade and 752,000 total square feet. Also includes a two-story, 30,000 square foot office building. The building frames are reinforced concrete. Also included in the project is space for break rooms, support areas and docks.

This 4.5-mile project will construct a new divided four-lane roadway from Setters to Lake Creek. The new roadway is east of existing U.S. 95 and consists of a concrete girder bridge for an underpass at Bitter Rd. and a large steel girder bridge spanning Lake Creek. This project will provide turn bays for the intersecting county roads along with illumination at the turn bays. Expected to be completed by October 2007.

Located on a 55-acre site in Salem, Utah, this 250,000 square foot, two-story building is a load-bearing masonry structure with many significant architectural features. It will serve approximately 1,600 students.

This project features a 19-story above grade building with a three-story below grade parking structure that totals 300,000 square feet. The building is comprised of reinforced concrete, a steel roof with single ply roofing, and a steel stud with glass and brick exterior finish. Project is slated for completion in Fall 2007.

Located in Duchesne County, this CUWCD project includes the rehabilitation of the main reservoir dam and two subsequent saddle dams, including 1,300 linear feet of pipe and 1.5 million cu. yds. of reservoir embankment. The project is slated to be completed June and will double the storage capacity of the dam.

Parsons is providing full design and construction services for Utah State University's new Student Housing and Parking Structure project. This project consists of a four-level concrete parking structure terraced into a hillside that contains 608 stalls. The fifth level (podium level) supports multiple four-story student housing structures. In all, six buildings complete the student housing, with two of these buildings located above the parking structure. In total, 512 student beds are clustered in eight-bed suites. A 10,500 sq. ft. community center and student living / learning center serves as a central gathering space. Multiple student lounge study areas are provided for every 48 students. The complex further houses the management offices, pre-leasing offices, models for students to review, computer labs, and recreational areas. The podium level of the parking structure accommodates a garden roof complete with trees, lawn areas, and other plantings. The project is scheduled to be completed in time to house students for fall semester 2006.

The 95,000 square foot expansion to Logan Regional Hospital includes the construction of a three-story women and newborn center, as well as a new central utility plant to serve both the new women's center and the existing hospital. The new center centralizes all women and newborn services in one location and includes 12 labor/delivery/recovery suites, an 18-bed newborn intensive care unit, 34 private patient rooms, a 24-bed well-baby nursery and various other obstetrics and gynecological services. Scheduled for completion in Fall 2007.

This magnificent mixed-use facility - located in Park City, Utah - will include two 4-story buildings that are connected on the second and third levels by a visually stunning skybridge. Overall, the project will comprise 20,000 square feet of retail space; 5,000 square feet of meeting space; and 125,000 square feet of condo/hotel space. Amenities within the condo/hotel portion will include an indoor/outdoor pool and spa, exercise room, steam room, sauna, lockers and lavish day spa. The buildings will also incorporate unique exterior materials such as stone cladding, copper siding, and trestlewood siding. Set for completion September 2007.

Project consists of 43 two-story single family homes consisting of 3,200 to 5,200 square feet each. Sun Valley. Set in the foothills of the awe-inspiring Pioneer Mountains, the Village Green at The Valley Club offers luxurious new homes along a golf course designed by Tom Fazio, one of the world's most heralded golf architects.

Access to businesses and residences will be maintained throughout the construction of this new interchange in Nampa. The interchange is expected to be open to traffic by this winter. Construction on some of the nearby roads will continue through spring 2007. In addition to benefiting commuters on the west side of Nampa, new retail complexes will be opening in the area in conjunction with the interchange. Project started in August 2005 and will wrap up in the Winter of 2006/2007.

This four-story reinforced concrete project on the Idaho State University campus consists of 207,000 square feet, including a four-story, 107,000 foot residence hall, a three-story, 75,000 square foot classroom portion, and a two-story, 25,000 square foot student union annex.

This project in Kellogg, Idaho, includes two buildings of four- and five-stories respectively. Building C features 110 units, while Building D has 99 units; units range in size from 350 square feet to 1,400 square feet. Building is steel frame with concrete slab on metal deck. Exterior consists of metal siding and architecturally the theme is an eclectic mining theme, which honors the history of the area.

The project is located at the Dugway Proving Ground approximately 100 miles southwest of Salt Lake City. The project involves the reconstruction of the existing runway and includes removal of the existing asphalt pavement at Michael Army Airfield. Other aspects include excavation, aggregate base course, asphalt and concrete pavement, drainage, pavement markings and electrical work. Materials for the job will be supplied by Granite and include 320,000 tons of aggregate base, 46,000 tons of asphalt concrete for the drainage layer and 63,000 cubic yards of concrete and 27,000 tons of asphalt. The project is expected to begin in March 2006, with completion estimated for November 2006.

Various projects are scheduled in the seven-mile stretch from the canyon summit to Garden City, and for three bridges at the west end of the canyon. The projects include the reconstruction of U.S. 89 from the summit of Logan Canyon to Garden City and construction of a new Bear Lake overlook and rest area. There will also be three bridge replacements and the construction of a pedestrian underpass at the mouth of the canyon. Project is slated for completion in Fall 2006.

Project is a 164,000 square foot expansion to Merit Medical Campus in South Jordan, Utah, including medical device and electronics manufacturing facilities, ASRS distribution center, and clean room assembly facility.

The South Davis Recreation Center is a 187,000 square-feet aquatic, ice and fitness center which includes indoor and outdoor leisure pools with water slides and play features, an indoor competition pool, an Olympic size ice sheet, gymnasium, multi-purpose gym, racquetball courts, fitness center, rock climbing wall, and aerobics room.

This high-scale renovation project called for a new 'skin' to put on the 18-story, 40-year-old Zions Bank Tower building in downtown Salt Lake. This required more than 600,000 pounds of copper and brass to be removed and recycled. The new skin includes more than 2,000 exterior stone and glass panels. The stone on the panels is textured granite and limestone.

The new building is 151,000 square feet with a structural steel brace frame. Exterior is brick veneer with stone. It will include medical training space for various programs at the college - including biotechnology, nursing, occupational therapy, pharmacy, physical therapy, and radiological technology, in addition to a therapy clinic, student wellness center, library, and lecture hall.

Construction resumed March 1 on the Sunnyside I-15 Interchange to I-15B project. Despite predictions of a cement shortage, Idaho Construction has commitments from its supplier for enough cement to complete the final two deck pours on the bridge just downstream from the city of Idaho Falls power plant. Concrete work will be scheduled as the weather allows. Work will also resume on the I-15 interchange, ramps and roadway that will connect 33rd South to Sunnyside Road at the Yellowstone Highway (I-15B). Paving will get under way as weather permits. The state project will extend across the railroad tracks and tie into Sunnyside Road. Slated to finish in November.

This is a 13-acre addition to the Meadow Lake Village Retirement Resort in Meridian, Idaho. Two phase-one structures are now being built, including Sun Valley Lodge, a three-story, 116,000-square-foot building featuring 60 condominium-style homes. The other building is the two-story, 30,000-square-foot Grand Lodge that will contain various amenities, including a restaurant with seasonal terrace dining, exercise center, ballroom, beauty-barber salon and spa, billiards room, bank, general store, library, computer lab, activities room, and several lounges and outdoor terraces. A covered walkway will connect the Grand Lodge to The Sun Valley Lodge. Estimated completion is fall 2006.

Located in Bountiful at the site of the old JC Penny Building, this mixed-use project will include retail shops and apartments, similar to The Gateway development concept. It will include three levels of apartments above retail/office space. Site work and demolition began in February, and the project is anticipated to be completed by September 2007.

The 157,000 square foot Warnock Engineering Building will form the physical and intellectual hub for the College of Engineering at the University of Utah. In addition to providing a new image and "front door" for the engineering precinct, the building will house modern instructional classrooms, teaching labs, computational facilities, student-centered areas and meeting rooms. A major occupant of the building will be the Scientific Computing Institute (SCI) housed on the building's upper floors. Advanced computational facilities for SCI include a computer machine room with separate HVAC systems and a visual super computing center for three dimensional visualization and research. The Warnock Engineering Building's design is intended to encourage close, interdisciplinary collaboration and easy exchange of ideas among students and faculty. The gallery space which forms the link between the research and teaching components of the project will be a center for student activities, outreach events and showcase the products and achievements of distinguished alumni of the College of Engineering.

SR-91 is a major thoroughfare for traffic between Cache Valley and the Idaho State Line. Challenges included working through a heavy rain season, which accounted for 35 lost working days in spring of 2005. More than 783,000 tons of gravel and asphalt were moved for this project which is essentially completed, with a few minor items to wrap up by June.

The expansion to the Davis County Jail adds 400 beds, a new kitchen, supporting structure, video visitation and security electronics interface to the existing 200-bed jail. The scope of the remodel includes demolition work, reconfiguration, and the reconstruction of inmate booking, kitchen, laundry and visitation areas. The new cells consist of masonry and precast concrete cells. The jail will remain in full operation during the entire construction period.

Located in downtown Salt Lake City at 200 East and 350 South, this project includes a 185,000 square foot parking structure, more than 5,300 square feet of retail space, and nearly 157,000 square feet of residential condos. Parking structure is four levels of post-tensioned concrete, while the condos will be a five-level wood frame structure with masonry, metal, glass and hard coat stucco exterior finishes. It is slated for completion in August 2007.

Includes the reconstruction and expansion of the highway from two to four lanes, with some new alignments. Traffic is using most of the lanes completed in 2005. When completed in Fall 2006, U.S. 91 will be four lanes from Preston, Idaho, to Logan, Utah.

Located on Highway 32 on the Provo River, Victory Ranch includes 5,600 acres of land in Wasatch and Summit Counties. Of this, 2,600 acres will comprise a nature preserve with wilderness cabins and miles of trails for hiking, horseback riding and other pursuits. Special attention has been made to preserve the Blue Ribbon Trout Fishery and wetlands of the Provo River to maintain the natural environment of the area. The development has been designed in two phases, with the first phase consisting of four sub-phases A through D and having a total density of 405 units. The master plan includes two 18-hole golf courses with clubhouse and pro shop, access to fishing along five miles of the Provo River, tennis courts, swimming pool, and equestrian center. Currently, Phases A and B are under construction. Phase A consists of 23 single family lots averaging two acres. Phase B consists of 72 single family lots averaging 1 acre. Engineering in the project encompasses bridges crossing the Provo River. Construction started in April; project expected to be completed in summer 2007.

Located on 63 acres the new 275,000 sf, two-story high school with a separate 15,000 sf professional-technical building will accommodate up to 1,600 students. Site amenities include a football and baseball stadium with associate support buildings, tennis courts, softball, soccer, and practice fields. There is on-site parking for 600 students and 15+ faculty/visitor spaces. The building boasts a 700-seat auditorium, black box theater, main and auxiliary gymnasium, two-story media center, student commons, and central gallery spaces. CSHQA's services include architecture, interior design, landscape architecture services, as well as civil, structural, mechanical, electrical, and communications engineering.

Statewide training center for law enforcement and corrections that includes 73,221 s.f. of administrative offices, classrooms and training facilities and a 36,870 s.f. 63-room (126 bed) dormitory for cadets. In addition, there is a 24,480 s.f. culinary arts complex for the SLCC culinary arts program that includes training facilities. This program will also support the training center by providing food for the cadets attending the academy. Training facilities include an indoor 16,166 s.f. firearms shooting range. Project set for completion in September.

Project includes construction of airport roadways, parking areas, grading, earthwork, concrete curb and gutter, paving, pavement marking, signing, lighting, and utilities. Other aspects include pile driving, bridge construction, drainage, retaining wall, and sanitary sewage system.

Project includes construction on the U.S. 93 Twin Falls Alternate Route project from Washington Street to Blue Lakes Boulevard, which began construction in April. The portion of Washington Street from Pole Line Road to North College Road is temporarily closed. This closure is necessary to construct the intersection of Washington Street and Pole Line Road. The closure is expected to be in place until mid-June.

Project consists of the renovation of the Shepherd Student Union Building, including complete removal and installation of new infrastructure and architectural finishes. The 172,000 square foot building was constructed in three phases in 1960. Because of the nature of the usage of the building, the existing programs and essential personnel will not be able to vacate the facility. Therefore, extreme attention will be required to ascertain construction phasing.

Project includes 23 three-story buildings with wood frame structure ranging in size from 1,035 square feet to 1,760 square feet. Golden Bar Townhomes are clustered around elegant firs along Alpine trails. Covered porches become the treasured, expanded living space between the indoors and the vast outdoors. Warm, natural materials reinforce the coziness of the project. Expected staggered delivery from January 2006 to October 2006.

Located on Danish Road in Cottonwood Heights, Utah, the project includes the construction of a 10 MG cast-in-place concrete water tank. Tank is 270 feet in diameter and 24 feet tall. A new 6,200 square foot pre-engineered metal finished water pump station consisting of a concrete foundation and six vertical pumps mounted in suction cans, piping and valves, is being constructed as well as two below ground vaults containing piping, flowmeters and valves. A connection structure for connecting yard piping that will also serve as an overflow structure. This structure contains sluice gates, valves, launders and appurtenances. A new Salt Lake Aqueduct raw water overflow structure and portions of the existing overflow wasteway channel will be built. All these facilities will be tied together and into the existing system by over 7,500 linear feet of yard piping ranging in size and materials from 8 inch PVC sewer pipe to 30 inch RCP to 60 inch Polyurethane coated steel pipe and 84 inch cement mortar lined steel pipe. Project started on March 2, 2005. First phase of the project is scheduled to be installed, tested and in service by March 1, 2007. The second phase of the project, including the overflow structure, is to be completed by February 1, 2008.

Located in West Jordan, project 4C includes the expansion of the biological treatment capacity from 38 mgd to 50 mgd. Design elements include: 1) a plug flow biological reactor with internal anoxic selector, 2) a blower building, 3) electrical substation; 4) reactor splitter box; 5) UV equipment; and 6) various infrastructure improvements. The project includes: a new 6.6 MG cast-in-place concrete aeration basin with fine bubble membrane air diffusers, gates, splitter box with flumes, electrical control room, internal recycle pumps, mixers, lighting control systems, air header/air delivery system to feed air diffusers in the Bioreactor including stainless steel, carbon steel, and PVC piping up to 72 in. in diameter. Blower Building No. 3 is a two-story slab on grade exterior masonry wall with a construction height up to 30 feet. Will include space for five 900 hp single-stage turbine air blowers. Slated completion is January 2008.

Project is three stories above grade and one story below. 83,000 total square feet - Ketchum ID 1 Building/ 3 Stories above grade / 1 Story below grade / 83,000 Total square Feet / Building Frame: Reinforced Concrete fractional ownership - 21 condos and 2 apartments - project slated to be completed in the winter of 2006/2007.

The project consists of over 18,000 cu. yds. of cast in place concrete, plus several thousand feet of pipe ranging in size from one inch up to 48 inch. The major structures built included a screenings and lift station, oxidation ditch, RAS, WAS Building, three clarifiers, solids handling facility, digesters, tertiary treatment filter building, ultra violet disinfection facility, and several miscellaneous electrical and blower buildings.

Located just outside of Park City in Summit County, this project consists of 296,000 square feet of multi-use commercial and residential components on 24.5 acres Total project encompasses 52 unit townhouse complex with three unit types and 175,500 square feet of 11 buildings in commercial space. For the residential units, A Unit consists of 1,600 square feet; B Unit consists of 1,520 square feet; C Unit consists of 2,000 square feet. For 2006, Quarry Village will have roads constructed and infrastructure established for the residential townhouse initial phase, completing 12 units. Quarry Village is unique in the Park City area in blending residential and commercial buildings and providing a balance between the two components of the development. Project slated for completion in December 2008. $13.6 million in commercial projects were previously completed.

This five-mile project, expected to finish in October, entails constructing a new divided 4-lane roadway from Lake Creek to Fighting Creek. A new concrete girder bridge will be built over Fighting Creek. Turn bays for the intersecting county roads and illumination at the turn bays will be provided.

Located in Orem, this massive 20 million gallon (MG) water storage tank will serve the needs of both CUWCD and Orem City The pre-stressed, round concrete tank is 69,000 square feet and features a 45-foot tall tapered radius walls with a large suspended concrete slab. A tremendous amount of excavation and site reinforcement was required, adding to the challenge of building on a very tight site. Project also includes constructing 84 inch, 66 inch, and 54 inch steel transmission pipelines and appurtenance. The project is scheduled for completion November 2007.

Located in Roosevelt, Utah, this 123,000 square foot, two-story facility is highlighted by a 1,300-seat auditorium with balcony and fly loft. Other aspects include a competition gym with elevated indoor running track, band, strings, choral, wrestling and dance rooms, technology and computer labs, and a full-service kitchen. Mechanical system is a geothermal ground source heating and cooling system.

Project includes the complete reconstruction of St. George Boulevard including utility line replacements, curb, gutter, sidewalk, and a raised decorative median. Crews are currently working from 100 West to 100 East and from 500 West to 900 West. Traffic is reduced to one lane in each direction through the work zone with full closures at night. Motorists can expect a reduced speed limit and moderate delays. Slated for completion August 2006.

The project in Provo consists of a 43-unit condominium building highlighted by an atrium, outdoor swimming pool and exercise room. Also will include underground parking structure that is 90 stalls. Exterior finishes are stucco. Project expected to be completed in September.

Project features 248 units, a clubhouse and outdoor swimming pool. Units are either two-bed/two-bath (900 square feet) or three-bed/two-bath (1,100 square feet). Project started November 2005 and is slated to finish April 2007.

Red Cloud Subdivision is an exclusive 30-lot ski in/out development nestled above the Deer Valley ski resort. It is located at about 9000 feet elevation with views spanning the Park City Area and the Heber/Midway valley along with the Timpanogos mountains. The project consists of building approximately 3 miles of new roads. The scope of work for the key infrastructure required consists of the following: clear and grubbing, rock excavation, soil nailing and shotcrete, MSE walls, rock walls, 1 MG concrete water tank, two Con-Span skier bridges, one steel girder bridge over UDOT roadway, two pump stations, utilities for water, sewer, storm drains, power, phone, etc., curbs and gutters, and asphalt paving. The project will be built during the 2006-2007 construction seasons.

School is a two-story, 138,804 square foot building.

Located in Nampa, Idaho, this project is two stories above grade and 140,000 square feet. Frame is a light gauge steel, with metal stud and structural CMU framing. Includes a bar joist roof, membrane roofing and CMU exterior wall.

The 360,000 square-foot building will be located at the Business Depot Ogden (BDO) and includes 120,000 square feet of vacant shell for future expansion. The facility will be double the size of the company's current operations in Clearfield, Utah. Ground was broken in September 2005, with completion expected in June.

Construction on I-80 Milepost 10 to Milepost 30 consists of approximately 917,000 square yards of rotomilling, 250,000 tons of asphalt pavement and 45,000 tons of open graded surface course. Project began in September of 2005 and is expected to finish in August of 2006.

The new 134,000 square foot Dixie Intermediate School accommodates students in grades six and seven, housing 1,000 students. The exciting two-level floor plan breaks down into smaller neighborhoods of eight classrooms each. Each eight-classroom cluster is supported with a breakout activity center, a technology hub or computer room, teacher work rooms, teacher preparation and storage rooms, and student toilet rooms. This arrangement has been carefully planned to allow complete separation or complete integration of the two grade levels. The plan allows for looping or self-contained curriculums. Careful planning has led to the development of wonderful music, theater, technology, and P.E. support spaces. These activity centers, along with a dramatic two story commons-cafeteria, provide for an excellent learning atmosphere. The project will finish May 2007.

Project features 22 high-end homes varying in size from 2,400 to 2,700 square feet in three story wood frame buildings. The project is expected to have staggered delivery from January 2006 to October 2006.

This wood frame structure with masonry veneer project includes two new three-story dormitory buildings and a safety and transportation building.

Project consists of a new 98,00 SF medical office building with below grade parking structure.

Construction crews started on this project in November 2005. The four-story Interactive Learning Center is expected to finish in May 2007. In addition to housing what has tentatively been billed as the Center for Teaching and Learning, the building will include a 200-seat lecture hall and 12 standard classrooms in addition to a multi-media lab, multi-purpose/distance learning classroom, visualization classroom, experimental classroom, and numerous study lounges. In addition to academic functions, the building will include a food-services area, a convenience store and a coffee bar featuring a cyber cafe/study lounge. A wi-fi network for wireless Internet connectivity will also serve the entire building.

Project includes a five-story office building highlighted by a granite GFRC glazing exterior. Project also includes a three-level parking garage. Project kicked off in April, and is slated for completion in April 2007.

Project description: This project will replace a weight-, width- and height-restricted steel truss structure north of the city of Harrison. The new steel girder bridge will be a wider two-lane, four-span structure. Expected completion October 2007.

This masterplan for this project represents a major departure from traditional recreation centers. The urban setting of the facility combined with the private, for profit elements integrated within the structure demands careful attention to adjacencies and a thorough knowledge of functional elements. The five-story building, set in the heart of the city, includes a full-size rink, vertical air tunnel, climbing wall, full-size gymnasium, multi-use court, fitness and dance studios, and a kayaking practice pool integrated with retail and housing components. Set for completion April 2007.

Located in Boise, this is a seven-story structural steel, 103,700 sf multiple occupancy building. 1st floor retail, 2nd floor parking, 3rd - 6th floors residential and the 7th floor being a roof top patio with an exercise facility. Brick, Stucco, Stone, and Granite make up the outer skin of the building. Project slated for completion in summer 2007.

Slated for completion in June, this is the second of four planned buildings at the Millrock Park site, located near Big Cottonwood Canyon on the east side of Salt Lake City. The west building is five stories and 128,000 square feet, with an adjacent three-level parking structure. Exterior finishes include granite EIFS and glass glazing.

This is a mixed-use project featuring multi-tenant retail and office space. Block D is two-story office building, with a two-story below grade parking structure. Project includes 60,000 square feet of retail space, 24,000 square feet of office space, and 82,000 square feet of parking (200 stalls). Building includes steel truss roof, EIFS, brick and storefront curtain wall exterior highlighted with aluminum cladding. Slated to finish August 2006.

Six-mile reconstruction between mileposts 367 and 373 in Latah and Benewah counties in Idaho. Estimated completion in September.

The centerpiece of this 80,000 square-foot health and wellness center is the 20,000 square-foot gymnasium, which comprises competition-level basketball and volleyball courts, elevated track, full-service concession and ticket centers, and a striking 50-foot climbing/bouldering wall that is open to the ceiling skylight. The remaining 60,000 square-foot, 3-story building includes (on the main level) a swimming pool, spa, weight rooms, juice bar, concession center, locker rooms (male/female, dedicated athletic locker rooms and dedicated general student), coaching offices, training facilities, team meeting rooms and conference rooms. The second level offers office and classroom facilities, dance/ballet/aerobic studios, cycling/treadmill studios, and faculty offices. The third floor contains classrooms, an executive conference room, faculty offices, and a lounge facility. Both the 2nd and 3rd floors overlook the climbing wall atrium. It is slated for completion in November.

The Phase 4B upgrade and expansion includes a new influent pumping station, new ground floor, lower floor and mezzanine (3,286 square feet) and screening building (2,017 square feet). Also includes concrete masonry buildings with a metal and membrane roof. Anticipated completion is expected in November.

This project is to design and provide construction period services to construct a 288-bid dormitory style housing unit for male offenders at the Gunnison CUCF North site- additional support space including laundry and kitchen facilities. Expected completion is expected in Winter 2006/07.

LDS Business College is moving back to its roots in downtown Salt Lake City. The decision to move the college is part of the LDS Church's downtown revitalization project. ICS is working on a tenant build-out and addition of a stairway in the college's new home in the Triad Center. The scope of work includes complete interior demolition of ten floors, relocating multiple telecommunication satellite dishes and systems, the addition of an exterior enclosed stair case, additional of three interior stairways between floors, complete electrical and mechanical upgrade, and interior build-out of ten floors. The finished product will include bookstore, library, classrooms and faculty offices.

This project will include 3.5 miles of concrete paving, which will last roughly twice as long as asphalt pavement while requiring less maintenance. Other aspects of the project include a new pedestrian bridge at 2650 South, the reconstruction of the roadway to a consistent cross section of three lanes in each direction with a center turn lane, curb and gutter, improved storm-water drainage and four-foot sidewalks on both sides of the roadway,

Located in South Salt Lake, this project features a five-story building with four stories of condominiums and a main level that features seven retail tenant spaces totaling 11,000 square feet. The condos include 76 units total, including 44 two-bedroom units (960 square feet) and 32 three-bedroom units (1,140 square feet). The project will be substantially completed in June.

This project is a complete rebuild of this rest area, located about 10 miles east of Boise. The rest area will remain closed until the project is finished late 2006/early 2007.

This project, slated to finish in July, removes the existing eight bag claim devices in Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 and replaces them with seven new bag claim devices. Three large devices will replace the existing two oval devices and two small round devices in Terminal 1. All four devices in Terminal 2 will be replaced and relocated to improve circulation.

Intersate-80 in Summit County will be reconstructed from Wahsatch Town to the Wyoming State Border, with an anticipated completion date of Fall 2006. Crews will crack and seat the existing concrete pavement prior to overlaying a new asphalt surface. This project is the first in a two-phase project. The next phase, from Castle Rock to Wahsatch Town, will go into construction next year.

The one-mile long reconstruction on 700 East from 9400 South to Carnation Drive (10010 South) is expected to be completed in Fall 2006.

The project includes several challenging elements, including: