Ferguson Construction Company has recently been recognized for their strong performances in the construction industry.
Ferguson Construction Company was recently honored with two Excellence in Construction Eagle Awards by the Ohio Valley Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc. (OVABC) for their construction of Koenig Equipment Service & Retail Facility in Greenville, Ohio and the Good Samaritan Family Medicine Building in Dayton, Ohio. The Eagle Award is part of OVABC’s Excellence in Construction award competition which honors the most prestigious construction projects in the Ohio Valley. The program was developed to honor innovative and high-quality merit shop construction projects and safety programs. This award honors all of the construction team members including the contractor, owner, architect and engineer. Winning projects are judged on complexity, attractiveness, unique challenges, completion time, workmanship, innovation, safety and cost.
At the same event, Ferguson Construction Company was also presented with an Award of Merit for their work on the Emerson Climate Technologies Innovation Center – “The Helix” in Dayton, Ohio and an Honorable Mention for the construction of Goodwill Industries New Headquarters in downtown Dayton, Ohio .
At the Nucor Building Systems Builders Meeting held in Nashville, Tennessee, Ferguson Construction Company was given the 2015 Top Volume Builder of the Year Award. This award is based on the volume of steel purchased and then subsequently used in construction projects. This is the second year in a row FCC has been honored with this award.
Project Supervisor Brian Smith, Project Manager Adam Clune and Project Supervisor Jim Reed with Goodwill and Emerson awards.
Architect Joe McGovern with Eagle Award for Koenig Equipment – Greenville.
Project Supervisor Mike Packer with Eagle award for Good Samaritan Family Medicine Building.
Vice President Tom Snapp accepting the Nucor Top Volume Builder of the Year Award.