Newsletter 2017-19 May 12, 2017 LAST CHANCE FOR A HIGHWAY FUNDING BILL THIS YEAR The West Virginia Legislature will reconvene its special session Monday to continue budget and highway funding deliberations. Gov. Jim Justice called a special session of the Legislature beginning Thursday, May 4. The session adjourned May 5 after the House of Delegates voted down the budget bill passed by the West Virginia Senate. Neither house took up the gas tax/DMV fee highway bill, the bill to extend tolls on the West Virginia Turnpike or the 2% teacher pay raise bill. The CAWV Board of Directors met Wednesday and developed an action plan for one final push for passage of highway legislation. Board members divided up key legislators and have been contacting them at their home and offices to gain their support for the highway initiatives. The message to legislators is: “West Virginia needs highway funding for jobs, better roads, economic development and safety. The time is now. Next year is an election year and legislators will not be voting for a highway bill. They need to vote “YES” next week.” ACTION NEEDED: CAWV members need to call their House of Delegates members to encourage them to vote “YES” on the highway funding bill and the turnpike toll bill. They need to hear that it’s time to improve West Virginia’s highways and create jobs. If the Legislature does not pass a highway funding bill this year, it is almost certain they will not pass a bill next session since it’s an election year. To get a list of legislators contact information, click here. WV Secretary of Transportation Tom Smith was a guest today on WV MetroNews “Talkline.” He said the WVDOH needs revenues today to repair and maintain the state’s roads rather than waiting to vote on a road bond amendment later this year. “We are just falling further and further behind on road projects,” the secretary told Hoppy Kercheval. “Without revenues showing up sooner rather than later, we can’t get the work done that we really need to get done now and putting this work off, deferring it, makes it so it costs more later.” Smith, who is also Highways Commissioner, said the WVDOH has only advertised about 20 resurfacing contracts through May compared to almost 100 in past years. He said they could surge projects forward by taking 2018 programmed projects and advertising them this year. This could create jobs as well, he told “Talkline” listeners. CAWV CONGRESSIONAL FLY-IN CANCELLED The May 18, 2017 CAWV Congressional Fly-In to Washington has been cancelled. Governor Jim Justice called a special session of the WV Legislature May 4 and it was expected the session would be over before the Fly-In on May 18. However, legislators could not reach agreement on the budget or highway funding bills and the special session recessed on May 5. Legislators will reconvene Monday, May 15.

“We discussed this in our Board of Directors meeting Wednesday and determined CAWV’s efforts need to be concentrated at the State Capitol next week,” said CAWV President C.R. Neighborgall. “We have worked long and hard to provide long-term funding for highways and infrastructure and we want our members in Charleston meeting with their legislators. We are close to finally getting highway funding and we need to push it over the finish line.” This year would have been the 29th annual CAWV Congressional Fly-In to meet with West Virginia’s senators and representatives. The CAWV Board is reviewing options to best meet with Senators Capito and Manchin and Reps. McKinley, Jenkins and Mooney. “The CAWV Board appreciates all members who have taken time and effort to travel to Washington to promote issues of importance to our members and West Virginia’s construction industry,” said President Neighborgall. “Next year would have been our 30th anniversary of the CAWV Fly-In. We will plan a special presentation for next year’s event and we ask members to plan now to attend,” he said. INFRASTRUCTURE WEEK IS RIGHT AROUND THE CORNER AGC of America is once again one helping to support and promote Infrastructure Week – a national week of education and advocacy that brings together American businesses, workers, elected leaders, and everyday citizens around the message #TimeToBuild. Next week – May 15-19, 2017 – advocates around the country will highlight the state of our nation’s infrastructure and encourage lawmakers to invest in and modernize our roads, bridges, highways, airports, waterways, ports, and water systems. AGC of America will be engaged in a social media campaign during the week to help educate the broader public and Congress about the many benefits of investing in the nation’s aging infrastructure. OVER 30 MEMBERS ATTEND THE CAWV / BRICKSTREET SAFETY TRAINING The CAWV Safety Committee, in conjunction with BrickStreet Insurance, held a silica safety seminar on Friday, May 5 at the BrickStreet Headquarters in Charleston. The seminar, Overview Training for OSHA’s Updated Silica Standard for Construction, was well attended by CAWV members from the Highway, Building and Utility Divisions. The new standard, which goes into effect on June 23, 2017 and will be enforced beginning September 23, 2017, has many changes related to employee silica exposure and silica control for construction. Allan Williams, Safety and Loss Control Specialist for BrickStreet, gave the attendees a complete list of the changes and how it will impact jobsites. He also noted that contractors must have a silica exposure plan for each project to be in compliance with the new standards. Members also heard from Dan Whiteman, Industrial Hygienist, West Virginia University Safety Health Extension, about the different types of personal protective equipment (PPE) that can be used to make sure you are meeting the new standards. For additional information on the new OSHA silica standard, members can visit https://www.osha.gov/silica/ or contact Pat McDonald by phone at (304) 342-1166 or by email at pmcdonald@cawv.org. CAWV ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP GOLF OUTING – MORNING FILLING UP QUICKLY The annual CAWV Scholarship Golf Outing will be held Friday, June 2, at Berry Hills Country Club in Charleston. We are limited to 20 "Sixsomes" for both the 7:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.

starting times. For morning golfers, a luncheon will be held immediately after play. For the afternoon golfers, dinner will be held immediately after play. Awards will be presented at the luncheon for the morning flight and at dinner for the afternoon flight. All proceeds from the golf outing benefit the CAWV Scholarship Foundation. Sponsorships for the golf outing are available. The cost to sponsor a hole is $250.00. If your firm is interested in a sponsorship please contact Wendy Long at (304) 342-1166 or email at long@cawv.org. Forms are attached to this week’s Newsletter. CAWV ANNUAL MEETING JULY 13-16 AT THE GREENBRIER The CAWV Annual Meeting will be held July 13-16 at The Greenbrier. The meeting will feature a golf tournament, trap / fishing tournament, children's program, culinary demonstration and brunch, in addition to all the amenities offered at The Greenbrier. More information will be sent to members in the future. Sponsorships are available including Associate Reception Sponsor, Reception Desk Sponsor, General Business Session Sponsor, Early Bird Reception Sponsor, President’s Reception Sponsor, President’s Banquet Sponsor and Culinary Demonstration Sponsor. Members can contact Wendy Long at (304) 342-1166 or email long@cawv.org for more information. Complete meeting packet is attached to this week’s Newsletter. WEST VIRGINIA CONSTRUCTION NEWS ARRIVING NEXT WEEK The March/April 2017 issue of West Virginia Construction News should arrive on members’ desks next week. In this issue members can read about the 38th annual West Virginia Construction and Design EXPO, CAWV Midyear Meeting, CAWV State Meeting which includes 2016 Safety Awards and 2017 Scholarship Recipients, as well as how CAWV members are giving back. Members can view issues of WVCN online by clicking here. WEST VIRGINIA CONSTRUCTION NEWS - ADVERTISING AVAILABLE Limited ad space is still available in the Professional Directory of West Virginia Construction News magazine. For a yearly cost of $195 for 1" or $390 for 2", ads are distributed in all six issues of the magazine to state and federal contracting agencies, legislators, contractors, subcontractors and suppliers. Contact Cassidy Webb at cwebb@cawv.org or (304) 342-1166 for more information. CAWV EXTENDS OUR SYMPATHIES We are saddened to report that Tom Grishaber, 56, of Charleston, owner of Tom Grishaber Builders, passed away May 8 at Hubbard Hospice House after an extended illness. A tribute to Tom’s life will be held at 7:00 pm on Friday May 12 at Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church, South Charleston. The family will receive friends from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm. In lieu of flowers the family requests donations be made to: NIH National Cancer Institute at www.cancer.gov or Hospice Care at www.HospiceCareWV.org. Members can view his full obituary by clicking here. The CAWV extends its sympathies to the entire Grishaber family. WE ARE PLEASED TO WELCOME NEW MEMBERS The following firms have been accepted into membership by the Board of Directors. Please welcome them to the CAWV, and call on them for products and services. Please cut and paste the new members into your directory.

Contractor Members: R K Construction, Inc. Highway / Heavy 47 Omens Drive Frametown, West Virginia 26623 Phone: 304-364-5454 Fax: 304-364-2815 rkyerconstruct@aol.com www.rkconstructioncompany.com Rick Kyer, Owner Sandra Kyer, Owner Polino Contracting, Inc. Highway / Heavy P.O. Box 230 Elkins, West Virginia 26241 Phone: 304-636-3886 Fax: 304-636-5108 ephares@polino.com Christopher Polino, President

Associate Member: Edward Tucker Architects, Inc. Architecture and Design 1401 Sixth Avenue Huntington, West Virginia 25701 Phone: 304-697-4990 Fax: 304-697-4991 ewt@etarch.com www.etarch.com Edward Tucker, Principal

Swing Fever?CAWV Annual Golf Outing

TO: ALL MEMBERS

FROM: BOB BROOKOVER & STEVE HUMPHREYS, CHAIRMEN

RE: CAWV ANNUAL GOLF OUTING BERRY HILLS COUNTRY CLUB

JUNE 2, 2017

We look forward to welcoming you to the CAWV Golf Outing. This is one of the largest events of theyear for the CAWV with over 300 members and guests attending. We hope you will consider sendinga team or sponsoring a hole. All proceeds benefit the CAWV Scholarship Foundation.

Golf Package: Includes green fees, 1/2 cart, beverages, golf favors, prizes and reception.Morning golfers will have a continental breakfast and lunch. Afternoon golfers will enjoy a lunchcookout and dinner. (See the registration form for complete details.)

Format: Continuing with the past success of this format, we will follow the same procedure. Forthe morning golfers, a luncheon will be held immediately after play. For the afternoon golfers, adinner will be held immediately after play. Awards will be presented at the luncheon for themorning flight and at dinner for the afternoon flight.

Due to the tremendous number of golfers in recent years, we are limited to 20 "Sixsomes" for boththe 7:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. starting times. We will again be using the scramble format.

To help insure your preferred starting time, get your reservation form, check and a list of your team in as early as possible.

GREAT AWARD SYSTEM! There will be prizes for longest drive, closest to the pin, low score,etc., but a lot of the prizes will be drawn randomly so every golfer - no matter how good or bad -has a chance to win a prize!

Look forward to seeing you on June 2, 2017 for another great golf outing!

Please contact Wendy Long at long@cawv.org or at 304-342-1166 with any questions.

Please return the attached form as soon as possible.

2017 CAWV GOLF OUTING

REGISTRATION FORM

FRIDAY, JUNE 2ND

BERRY HILLS COUNTRY CLUB

SOUTH CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA

Participants need to complete this form and return it to the CAWVoffice by May 12. Prepayment MUST be included with theregistration form to ensure your reservation.

Golf Package: Includes green fees, 1/2 cart, beverages, golf favors, prizes andreception. Morning golfers will have a continental breakfast and lunch. Afternoongolfers will enjoy a lunch cookout and dinner.

Please register the following for the June 2 Golf Outing

Name $200/per golfer

Shotgun Start Preference

___7:30 a.m. ___1:30 p.m.

Amount Enclosedwith this form $__________

Return with payment by May 12 to:CAWV - Attn: Wendy Long2114 Kanawha Boulevard, EastCharleston, WV 25311

PAYMENT MUST BE SENT WITH FORM

Name_______________________________

Company____________________________

Phone_______________________________Check box if you would like to be atournament prize sponsor {$250}.

$200$200$200$200$200$200

TO: CAWV MEMBERS

FROM: MIKE GIANNI, PROGRAM COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN

The Program Committee invites you to attend the 2017 CAWV Annual

Meeting, which will be held July 13-16, at the beautiful Greenbrier Hotel.

ACTIVITY SHEET - Sign up for the golf, fishing and trap tournaments,

Children’s Programs and, the “Delicious Dining” a culinary demonstration

and light brunch for our non-golfers. The golf tournament will be mixed

men and women on the Meadows Course. (Please not we will not know

the status of the course until mid May. The trap and fishing tournaments

will be at members’ leisure on Saturday. Please fill out the enclosed form

and return it to the CAWV by June 23th so proper reservations can be made

with the hotel.

BUSINESS SESSION - An excellent business session has been scheduled

which will begin at 7:30 a.m Saturday with Breakfast. The division

meetings will immediately follow the business session.

PRESIDENT’S BANQUET - Please note the banquet is Black Tie

Optional. The CAWV will again have assigned seating for our Banquet. A

seating request form is included with this mailing. You will be assigned

seating if a request is not made.

CHILDREN’S PROGRAM - This program will take place on Saturday

evening. A detailed schedule will be available at the CAWV Registration

Desk.

DINNER & SPA APPOINTMENTS

Advance reservations for dinner and spa appointments are highly

recommended. To make dinner reservations for Thursday or Friday night,

call the hotel at 1-800-624-6070 ext 7236. For spa appointments, you may

call the hotel or email them at spa_reservations@greenbrier.com

A tentative agenda is also enclosed. If you have any questions , or need

further information, please call Wendy Long at (304) 342-1166 or email at

long@cawv.org

I look forward to seeing you at The Greenbrier.

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The Greenbrier Resort White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia

July 13-16, 2017

NAME: _____________________________________________ SPOUSE OR GUEST: ___________________________________ CHILDREN: (1) __________________ (2) __________________ COMPANY: __________________________________________ ADDRESS: __________________________________________ CITY: _____________ STATE: ___________ ZIP: ___________ EMAIL: ________________________________ EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION: Must be received by June 2, 2017 $1,450.00 per couple _____ REGULAR REGISTRATION: Must be received by June 16 , 2017 $ 1,700.00 per couple _____ LATE REGISTRATION: All registration received after June 16th $ 1,800.00 per couple _____ SINGLE REGISTRATION: $ 850.o0 per person _____ FAMILY REGISTRATION: Children age 18 & under attending CAWV Banquet $ 195.00 _____ Form of Payment: ___ Check Enclosed Credit Card: Visa/MC/Amex Credit Card Number: _____________________ Exp. Date: ________ Name on Card: _________________________ CV Code _________ Amount Enclosed $ ________

PLEASE SEND COMPLETED FORM TO CAWV OFFICE

CANCELLATION POLICY: If you must cancel your convention registration, full refunds will be granted prior to June 16, 2017. A refund less $100, will be granted between June 16, 2017 and July 3, 2017. No refunds will be granted after July 3, 2017.

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America’s Resort ~ The Greenbrier

The Meadows Course

As in past years the CAWV will hold its Golf Tournament on the Mead-ows Course.

The Meadows Course was originally built in 1962 as a nine-hole course. It was located in an area that had long been known as the “meadows," alongside a meandering stream on The Greenbrier’s 6,500 acre estate.

The course was dramatically up-dated in 1999. It now offers very challenging play from the blue and gold tees and an enjoyable, forgiv-ing golf experience from the shorter white or red tees.

The course shares a massive double green on the 18th hole with The Greenbrier Course and is a true test of skill. Many regional and state champion-ships are contested on it annually. The Meadows Course, along with The Greenbrier Course and The Old White Course, the two other championship, 18-hole courses,

begins and ends at the Golf Club.

We will not know status of the courses until Mid June.

Course Architects

Dick Wilson & Bob Cupp

Par 71

6,795 yards/slope 129 to 4,979 yards/slope 114

Three championship courses on property

The Golf Club The Golf Club is home to three, dis-tinctively different 18-hole champi-onship courses. Each begins and ends at this central facility. The Golf Club also features locker rooms and an award-winning pro shop.

Golf cars and caddies are available, as well as a practice range and put-ting greens.

We will not know status of courses until Mid June.

Daily club cleaning and storage are also available. Private lessons and golf clinics are offered throughout the year. Walking is permitted at all times.

In season, Sam Snead’s at The Golf Club offers fine dining in a casual environment. Our sports bar, Slam-min’ Sammy’s, serves snacks and

Under the direction of renowned designer Carleton Varney, many resort guest rooms have been up-graded with new marble bathrooms featuring soaking tubs and walk-in showers, updated décor with pat-terned fabrics and pastel wallpa-pers, executive-style desks with larger workspaces and new furni-ture. All of the resort’s 721 guest

rooms have been outfitted with luxurious new bedding and linens, large plasma-screen televisions and electronic key locks.

We look forward to a great Annual Meeting at America’s Resort the Greenbrier Hotel.

The Old White Course

The Meadows Course

The Greenbrier Culinary Staff is world renowned

Culinary Program Join us for the CAWV Culinary Pro-gram. A great alternative to those in our group who are not golfing. This presentation will showcase the best that The Greenbrier has to offer.

The Greenbrier Culinary Staff will tantalize your senses by demon-strating their professional talents so you can enjoy the wonderful world

Fine Dining

of fine cuisine in an elegant atmos-phere.

The staff will demonstrate “Delicious Dining” by showing par-ticipants how to entertain at the drop of a hat with great recipes . A light brunch will be served. Plan to join us for this exciting program.

Program is contingent on Sponsor-ships.

During the CAWV Annual Meeting you will have several opportunities to enjoy the many dining venues at the Greenbrier including the newest Hemisphere offering global cuisine.

The Greenbrier's excellence is per-haps most clearly defined by our fine dining. Regardless of venue or menu, every meal at The Greenbrier is a truly exquisite experience. Cer-tified Master Chef Peter Timmins leads The Greenbrier's culinary bri-gade, whose culinary talents are sure to astound you.

Master Sommelier Barbara Werley, The Greenbrier's beverage director, is one of only 13 women in the na-tion to earn the title. Her unique talent and ability to pair food and

drink brings new life to your dining experiences.

Each of our restaurants features a signature menu and its own unique dining experience. Our impeccable wait staff ensures that guests' needs and expectations are surpassed. Evenings offer many exciting op-tions, like the fun-filled sports bar Slammin' Sammy's and the conven-iently located Lobby Bar. The com-bination of our praiseworthy staff and one-of-a-kind venues provides the perfect backdrop for an unfor-gettable meal, event or meeting.

For reservations call 800-453-4858.

The Greenbrier Spa

The Greenbrier Spa has long been one of the resort’s most popular amenities. For 229 years, guests have been attracted to The Green-brier's sulphur springs and the natu-ral benefits of the minerals remain at the heart of The Greenbrier Spa experience. With a focus on hydro-therapy and the use of mineral-based products

Relax with a Greenbrier Signature Treatment

indigenous to the area, The Green-brier Spa provides both relaxing and therapeutic treatments. With to-day’s finest products and equip-ment, meticulous attention to de-tail, and the hospitality and service for which the resort has always been noted, the Spa focuses on revi-talization and relaxation.

The Main Dining Room

Prime 44 West

Draper’s Café

Sam Snead’s at the Golf Club

Slammin’ Sammy’s

Rhododendron Café

Café Carleton

Tree Tops Café

The Forum

The Gourmet Shoppe

Outdoor Activities

FISHING

You'll find plenty of trout and bass in our sparkling streams, which makes fishing the perfect activity for wiling away an af-ternoon. Fishing gear, available in the Orvis shop in The Green-brier's shopping arcade, as well as instruction are available to help anglers get the most enjoy-ment from the sport.

HORSEBACK RIDING

GUN CLUB

Since the Gun Club's inception in 1913, skeet and trap have been popular pastimes at The Green-brier. Located atop Kate’s Moun-tain, the Gun Club’s current of-ferings include four combination trap and skeet fields and a 10-station sporting clays course. The sporting clays course was designed by Justin Jones of the British School of Shooting and challenges shooters of all skill levels.

Howard's Creek winds its way through the 6,500-acre estate, offering some of the most exciting fly-fishing you'll ever experience.

Enjoy the Greenbrier

GOLF SCHOOL

The Golf Digest Academy's innova-tive instruction programs are for golfers of all abilities who want to play a better, more consistent game of golf. The center includes two practice greens, a large lesson tee with target areas and an academy building with sheltered hitting ar-eas.

INFINITY POOL

The state-of-the-art Infinity pool overlooks one of the picturesque golf courses. The pool's zero en-try design mimics nature with a seamless border between land and water and creates the illu-sion of a lakeside getaway at The Greenbrier.

In addition to complete poolside services like chaise lounges, chairs, towels and a variety of sundries, a snack and beverage bar is available during the hours of pool operation.

SHOPPING

During your stay at The Greenbrier, make plans to visit the over 30 shops located around the property including the Greenbrier Shoppe, Orvis, Schwabe-May, Yarids, Ralph Lauren Polo and many more.

AFTERNOON TEA & CONCERT

A true Greenbrier tradition, after-noon tea has been offered daily in our upper lobby since the 1930s. From 4:15 p.m. until 5:00 p.m., guests are invited to relax and en-joy complimentary teas and cookies.

HIKING

The best way to experience the true beauty of the Allegheny Mountains is on foot. Choose from five trails of varying difficulty. Guided and non-guided hikes are available.

From romantic carriage rides to guided tours on horseback, novices and expert riders alike can bask in the serenity of the Allegheny Mountains. Our equestrian center also features pony rides for our younger guests.

The Greenbrier Culinary Staff is world renowned

Culinary Program Join us for the CAWV Culinary Pro-gram. A great alternative to those in our group who are not golfing. This presentation will showcase the best that The Greenbrier has to offer.

The Greenbrier Culinary Staff will tantalize your senses by demon-strating their professional talents so you can enjoy the wonderful world

Fine Dining

of fine cuisine in an elegant atmos-phere.

The staff will demonstrate “Delicious Dining” by showing par-ticipants how to entertain at the drop of a hat with great recipes . A light brunch will be served. Plan to join us for this exciting program.

Program is contingent on Sponsor-ships.

During the CAWV Annual Meeting you will have several opportunities to enjoy the many dining venues at the Greenbrier including the newest Hemisphere offering global cuisine.

The Greenbrier's excellence is per-haps most clearly defined by our fine dining. Regardless of venue or menu, every meal at The Greenbrier is a truly exquisite experience. Cer-tified Master Chef Peter Timmins leads The Greenbrier's culinary bri-gade, whose culinary talents are sure to astound you.

Master Sommelier Barbara Werley, The Greenbrier's beverage director, is one of only 13 women in the na-tion to earn the title. Her unique talent and ability to pair food and

drink brings new life to your dining experiences.

Each of our restaurants features a signature menu and its own unique dining experience. Our impeccable wait staff ensures that guests' needs and expectations are surpassed. Evenings offer many exciting op-tions, like the fun-filled sports bar Slammin' Sammy's and the conven-iently located Lobby Bar. The com-bination of our praiseworthy staff and one-of-a-kind venues provides the perfect backdrop for an unfor-gettable meal, event or meeting.

For reservations call 800-453-4858.

The Greenbrier Spa

The Greenbrier Spa has long been one of the resort’s most popular amenities. For 229 years, guests have been attracted to The Green-brier's sulphur springs and the natu-ral benefits of the minerals remain at the heart of The Greenbrier Spa experience. With a focus on hydro-therapy and the use of mineral-based products

Relax with a Greenbrier Signature Treatment

indigenous to the area, The Green-brier Spa provides both relaxing and therapeutic treatments. With to-day’s finest products and equip-ment, meticulous attention to de-tail, and the hospitality and service for which the resort has always been noted, the Spa focuses on revi-talization and relaxation.

The Main Dining Room

Prime 44 West

Draper’s Café

Sam Snead’s at the Golf Club

Slammin’ Sammy’s

Rhododendron Café

Café Carleton

Tree Tops Café

The Forum

The Gourmet Shoppe

Outdoor Activities

FISHING

You'll find plenty of trout and bass in our sparkling streams, which makes fishing the perfect activity for wiling away an af-ternoon. Fishing gear, available in the Orvis shop in The Green-brier's shopping arcade, as well as instruction are available to help anglers get the most enjoy-ment from the sport.

HORSEBACK RIDING

GUN CLUB

Since the Gun Club's inception in 1913, skeet and trap have been popular pastimes at The Green-brier. Located atop Kate’s Moun-tain, the Gun Club’s current of-ferings include four combination trap and skeet fields and a 10-station sporting clays course. The sporting clays course was designed by Justin Jones of the British School of Shooting and challenges shooters of all skill levels.

Howard's Creek winds its way through the 6,500-acre estate, offering some of the most exciting fly-fishing you'll ever experience.

Enjoy the Greenbrier

GOLF SCHOOL

The Golf Digest Academy's innova-tive instruction programs are for golfers of all abilities who want to play a better, more consistent game of golf. The center includes two practice greens, a large lesson tee with target areas and an academy building with sheltered hitting ar-eas.

INFINITY POOL

The state-of-the-art Infinity pool overlooks one of the picturesque golf courses. The pool's zero en-try design mimics nature with a seamless border between land and water and creates the illu-sion of a lakeside getaway at The Greenbrier.

In addition to complete poolside services like chaise lounges, chairs, towels and a variety of sundries, a snack and beverage bar is available during the hours of pool operation.

SHOPPING

During your stay at The Greenbrier, make plans to visit the over 30 shops located around the property including the Greenbrier Shoppe, Orvis, Schwabe-May, Yarids, Ralph Lauren Polo and many more.

AFTERNOON TEA & CONCERT

A true Greenbrier tradition, after-noon tea has been offered daily in our upper lobby since the 1930s. From 4:15 p.m. until 5:00 p.m., guests are invited to relax and en-joy complimentary teas and cookies.

HIKING

The best way to experience the true beauty of the Allegheny Mountains is on foot. Choose from five trails of varying difficulty. Guided and non-guided hikes are available.

From romantic carriage rides to guided tours on horseback, novices and expert riders alike can bask in the serenity of the Allegheny Mountains. Our equestrian center also features pony rides for our younger guests.

Contractors Association of West Virginia July 13-July 16, 2017

RESERVATION FORM We are delighted your group has selected The Greenbrier and look forward to welcoming you. Many times rooms become available prior to and following the official dates listed below. If you would like to enjoy a longer stay, please indicate below. White Sulphur Springs

West Virginia 24986

Please print or type the following and mail form with deposit check to: Reservations Department, The Greenbrier, 300 West Main Street, White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia 24986. FAX: 304-536-7818 E-Mail: cynthia_glover@greenbrier.com Phone: (855) 694-5317

Name(s) _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Firm Name _______________________________________________________________________ Phone Number ____________________________

Address ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

City/State/Zip _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

E-Mail Address _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Arrival Date ________________________ Departure Date _______________________ Transportation: ____ Auto ____ Plane ____Train

Accommodations shared with __________________________________________________________ Arrival Date ________ Departure Date ________

Please indicate preference of ___ king bed or ____ two beds. Guest room assignments are based on availability and will be honored in the order in which the registration form is received. All rates are based on the European Plan; meals are billed a la carte. All Greenbrier accommodations are non-smoking.

HOTEL GUEST ROOMS Traditional Guest Rooms $285.00 per room, per night Superior Guest Rooms $375.00 per room, per night Deluxe Rooms $400.00 per room, per night Draper Suites $450.00 per room, per night Spring Row/Paradise Row Houses $475.00 per room, per night NOTE: Rates are available based on contracted block. After block is filled; additional rooms will be subject to availability at the prevailing rate. Third person occupancy rate available upon request. Please inquire about hotel suites and guest houses.

DEPOSIT POLICY: A deposit in the amount of $285.00 per room is required. The Greenbrier will accept deposits by check or major credit card. Rooms will be available only to those requests secured by deposits. Please indicate method of payment: Charge my deposit in the amount of $________________ to AmEx Visa M/C Discover Card Diner’s Card. Card # ____________________________________________________________ exp.date _________ Your deposit is applicable to the fulfillment of your designated length of stay. When requesting reservations; please note arrival and departure dates carefully. LATE ARRIVAL or EARLY DEPARTURE causes forfeiture of deposit, unless cancellation or changes are made 14 days in advance of your scheduled arrival date. Please make checks payable to The Greenbrier. Your deposit will be returned if cancellation is received by The Greenbrier at least 14 days prior to your arrival date. Reservations will be filled in the order in which they are received, and must be received by June 12, 2017. A dedicated 800 number (855-694-5317) has been established that will accommodate reservations and questions.

RESORT FEE: A resort fee of $39.00 per room, per day is added to your account for service provided under the European Plan. This includes local and toll free phone calls, wireless internet access, on property ground transportation, use of the swimming pool, fitness center, historical tours and slide presentations. Bellmen, doormen and others who render intermittent personal services are not included in the service charge.

Subject to 6% West Virginia state sales, 3% county occupancy tax & 6.5% Historic Preservation Fee.

VALET PARKING: $15.00 per day; complimentary self-parking is available.

CHECK-IN TIME: 4:00 PM CHECK-OUT TIME: 11:00 AM

CAWV ANNUAL MEETINGACTIVITY SHEET

SATURDAY, JULY 15, 2017

MEN'S & WOMEN'S MIXED GOLF TOURNAMENT - 10:30 a.m. - Meadows Course.

Straight Play (make your own foursome or we will assist you, if needed.) Callaway Scoring.

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CULINARY DEMONSTRATION & BRUNCH: 11:30 a.m. - The Greenbrier Culinary Staff will tantalize

your senses by demonstrating their professional talents so you can enjoy the wonderful world of fine cuisine.

The staff will demonstrate “Delicious Dining” by showing participants how to entertain at the drop of a

hat with these splendid easy to make recipes. A light brunch will be served. This event is pending on

Sponsorship.

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TRAP TOURNAMENT (Individual) - 12:30 - 5:00 p.m. Gun Club

At Individual's Convenience - - It is recommended that you contact the Hotel for times at 1-800-453-4858.

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CHILDREN’S PROGRAM (Saturday 7:00 p.m.) (Children MUST be Pre-Registered for this event)

for registration contact hotel guest services at 1-800-624-6070. (Adventure Zone)

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Please return form by June 23th to:

EMAIL: long@cawv.org

Name: ____________________________

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May 12, 2017 **Plans in CAWV Physical Plan Room (^) Paper (+) Disc or Digital # CAWV Listed as plan holder

The CAWV posts all projects announced in the Newsletter along with where the plans and specifications can be

viewed. For more information, contact Cheryl Clark or Rena Moles at (304) 342-1166 or email

planroom@cawv.org.

Bid Date Project Name Contact or Document Location Bulletin

5/15 Concrete Parking Lot Work, Trap Hill Volunteer Fire Dept., Fairdale

Trap Hill Volunteer Fire Dept., (304) 934-7772

HH 4/21

5/16 CFP Modernization, Asphalt, Weirton George B. Vargo, (304) 797-8530 HH 5/5

5/16

New

**+New Valley Park Community Center ZMM Inc., Architects and Engineers (304) 342-0159

BB 4/14

BIN 24

5/16 Dadisman Renovation, Restrooms, WVU, Morgantown

Keith Bayles (304) 293-2884 Keith.bayles@mail.wvu.edu

BB 4/28

5/16 **+Steps / Sidewalk Replacement, Taylor County Courthouse

WYK Architects, Inc. (304) 624-6326 Lisa.k@wykarchitects.com

BB 4/21

BIN 57

5/16 **+Liberty HS Unit Ventilator/ Wilsonburg ES RTU Replacement, Harrison County

Valley Engineering (304) 276-0275 tcox@valleyesp.com

BB 4/28

BIN 18

5/16 PAVEPRO or Equivalent Asphalt Solvent, District 5, WVDOH (DOT1700000079)

Mark Atkins (304) 558-2307 Mark.a.atkins@wv.gov

HH 4/28

5/16

New

D7 Headquarters Sewer Line Extension, Lewis County (CALL 44)

www.bidx.com MU 3/3

5/16 Exterior Renovations, Robert C. Byrd Intermodal, Transportation Center, Wheeling

City of Wheeling, (304) 234-3617 Robert D. Herron

BB 4/21

5/16 Hunter House-Flooring Replacement Renovation, Charleston (ADJ1700000016)

Jessica S. Chambers, (304) 558-0246 jessica.s.chambers@wv.gov

BB 4/21

5/17 Drilling- Southern Counties (DEP1700000056)

Bobbi Chestnut (304) 926-0499 b.j.chestnut@wv.gov

HH 5/12

5/17 Roof Replacement, Davis Town Hall Town of Davis, townofdavis@daviswva.com

BB 5/5

5/17 Siding Replacement, Davis Town Hall Town of Davis, townofdavis@daviswva.com

BB 5/5

5/17 CMS East End Historic Markers, Charleston ZMM Architects and Engineers (304) 342-0159

BB 5/5

5/17 PSC Building Maintenance and Repairs, (PSC1700000003)

Jessica S. Chambers, (304) 558-0246 jessica.s.chambers@wv.gov

BB 4/28

5/17 Roof Replacement, Russell Hall, Southwest Virginia Community College, Cedar Bluff, VA

Thompson & Litton www.trascoplanroom.com/

BB 4/28

5/17 Fire Alarm Replacement, Southwest Virginia Community College, Cedar Bluff, VA

Thompson & Litton www.trascoplanroom.com/

BB 4/28

5/17 Transfer Station Safety Upgrades, Hagerstown, MD

Washington County Purchasing (240) 313-2330

HH 4/14

5/17 A/E, Hurley Phase IX Water System Project, Buchanan County, Virginia

Buchanan County Public Services Authority (276) 935-5827

MU 4/7

5/18 Drilling – Northern Counties (DEP1700000057)

Bobbi Chestnut (304) 926-0499 b.j.chestnut@wv.gov

HH 5/12

5/18

New

**+WWTP Replacement, Town of Belle Triad Engineering, Inc. (304) 755-0721 MU 4/7

BIN 54

5/18

New

**+Wastewater Treatment Tanks, Town of Belle

Triad Engineering, Inc. (304) 755-0721 MU 4/7

BIN 54

5/18 NCTC Mechanical System Improvements, Shepherdstown (F17PS00519)

Alicia_weber@fs.gov www.fbo.gov

BB 5/5

5/18 WVU Mountainlair Roof Replacement, Section A

Technical Assurance, Inc. (317) 218-4299

BB 4/28

5/18 Paradise Run Stormwater Management Ponds, Oakland, Maryland

Brian Bowers (301) 334-5003

HH 4/28

5/18 **^ Biennial Construction / Maintenance Contract, Sanitary Board, Charleston

Sanitary Board of the City of Charleston (304) 348-1084

MU 4/7

BIN 41

5/18 +Palestine Fish Hatchery Water Supply Pump / Intake

Sherri Goff (304) 558-2764 Sherri.l.goff@wv.gov

MU 4/21

BIN 52

5/18 **+Roof Repair and Renovation Troop 2 HQ, Kearneysville

ZMM, Inc. Architects, Hank Walker hwalker@zmm.com

BB 4/14

BIN 42

5/18 **^+Renovations to South Branch Career and Technical Center, Petersburg

Williamson Shriver, (304)345-1060 BB 4/14

BIN 25

5/18 ** +Dale Avenue Sanitary Sewer Collection System Improvements, Harrison County

The Thrasher Group, Inc., (304) 624-4108

MU 4/21

BIN 51

5/19 A/E, Wastewater System Improvements, Town of New Haven

Town of New Haven (304) 882-3203 MU 5/12

5/19 HVAC Replacement - Gauley Ranger District, Monongahela National Forest

www.fbo.gov and Solicitation Number AG-3434-S-17-0017

BB 4/21

5/19 Rehabilitation of the Upper Deckers Creek Site 1 Dam, Preston County

Monongahela Conservation District, Edward Cox at ecox@wvca.us

HH 4/7

5/22 **^Chiller Replacement, Cross Lanes Elementary, Kanawha County

Ron Ellis rlellis@mail.kana.k12.wv.us BB 5/12

BIN 47

5/22 Engineering Services, Repurposing WVU-IT KVC Behavioral Healthcare WV (304) 347-9818

BB 5/12

5/22 **+Phase B Distribution Improvements, Berkeley County Public Service Water District

RK&K Robin Greenburg, BCPSWD, (304) 267-4600

MU 4/21

BIN 56

5/23

New

Doddridge County Courthouse Renovations The Thrasher Group, Inc., (304) 624-4108

BB 5/5

BIN 63

5/23 Hot Mix Asphalt, City of Parkersburg City of Parkersburg (304) 424-8400 HH 5/12

5/23 Miscellaneous Building Supplies, Burnsville (W91237-17-T-0049)

www.fbo.gov Leah Morgan (304) 399-5548

BB 5/12

5/23 Fascia Repair / Replacement, Sam Perdue Juvenile Center, Princeton (DJS1700000050)

Lisa McGraw (304) 425-9721 Lisa.a.mcgraw@wv.gov

BB 5/12

5/23 Ashland CTC Site Improvements, Kentucky www.lynnimaging.com HH 5/5

5/23 REBID-Roofing Replacement, Kermit PK-8 and Lenore PK-8 Schools

Williamson Shriver Architects, Gregory Williamson, gwilliamson@wsgarch.com

BB 5/5

BIN 27

5/23 Cary Gym Renovations-WVU, Morgantown, RFP90003731Y

Harry Youdell, (304) 293-7008, Harry.youdell@mail.wvu.edu

BB 5/5

5/23 **+ Braddock Run Sanitary Sewer Rehabilitation, Phase VI: Grahamtown, MD

Allegany County Public Works Mark Yoder (301) 777-5942

MU 4/28

BIN 32

5/23 #Gauley River Waterline Crossing Replacement, Gauley Bridge

E. L. Robinson Engineering Co., (304) 776-7476

MU 4/21

5/24 Seal & Stripe 3 Parking Lots, Kanawha County Commission

Kanawha County Commission, Jerie Whitehead, jeriewhitehead@kanawha.us

HH 5/12

5/24 **+Madison Elementary School Grease Interceptor Addition, Wood County

Pickering Associates, (304) 464-5305 kdunn@pickeringusa.com

BB 5/5

BIN 4

5/24 **+Criss Elementary School Grease Interceptor Addition, Wood County

Pickering Associates, (304) 464-5305 kdunn@pickeringusa.com

BB 5/5

BIN 5

5/24 Testing, Adjusting, Balancing, Barbour County Schools

Barbour County Schools, (304) 457-3030

BB 5/5

5/24 **+REBID-Fire Alarm Replacement/Related Alterations, Petersburg Elementary, Grant County

McKinley & Associates, Inc., (304) 233-0140

BB 5/5

BIN 66

5/24 **+Martin Elementary School HVAC Replacement, Wood County School

Pickering Associates, (304) 464-5305, Jeff Hosek, jhosek@pickeringusa.com

BB 4/28

BIN 26

5/24 **+Rehabilitation, Hangar Taxilanes, Contract 1, Philippi-Barbour County Airport

Chapman Technical Group (304) 472-8914

HH 4/28

BIN 13

5/24 **+Franklin Elementary School HVAC Replacement, Wood County Schools

Pickering Associates, (304) 464-5305, jhosek@pickeringusa.com

BB 4/28

BIN 26

5/24 **+ Jefferson Elementary School Second Floor HVAC Replacement, Wood County Schools

Pickering Associates, (304) 464-5305, jhosek@pickeringusa.com

BB 4/28

BIN 26

5/24 **+Contract 1-Central Boaz Public Service District, Sewer System Improvements, Wood County

Cerrone Associates, Inc., www.cerrone1.com

MU 4/21

BIN 45

5/24 **+ Contract 2-Central Boaz Public Service District, Central Sewer Extension, Wood County

Cerrone Associates, Inc., www.cerrone1.com

MU 4/21

BIN 45

5/24 Phase 3A Sidewalk Enhancements, Town of Rich Creek

Hill Studio’s Dropbox, Amy Saunders, (540) 342-5263, Trasco Printing

HH 4/21

5/25

New

**^+WWTP Renovations, Calhoun County Middle/High School

Williamson Shriver Architects, Inc., (304) 345-1060

MU 4/21

BIN 44

5/25 WVUIT Landslide, Phase II, Montgomery (DNR170000050)

Bobbi Chestnut (304) 926-0499 B.j.chestnut@wv.gov

HH 4/28

5/25 #+ Watoga Riverside Wastewater Treatment Plant, Marlinton (DNR1700000052)

E. L. Robinson Engineering, Inc. (3040 776-7473

MU 4/28

BIN 43

5/25 Above Ground Storage Tanks (DOT1700000078)

Mark Atkins (304) 558-2307 Mark.a.atkins@wv.gov

MU 4/21

5/26 Consulting Services, Six- Year Bridge Inspection, WVDOH

DOHMaintenanceLOQ@wv.gov HH 5/12

5/26 CB HVAC, Boiler, Refrigeration Service & Maintenance, J M Chick Buckbee Juvenile Center, (DJS1700000048)

Deborah K. McDougle, (304) 496-1341, deborah.k.mcdougle@wv.gov

BB 5/5

5/26 REBID: New Women’s Wellness Center, Martinsburg VAMC

Hanke Constructors (636) 887-4868

BB 4/28

5/30 **+ Classroom Addition, Barboursville Middle School

ZMM Architects & Engineers, Inc. (304) 342-0159

BB 5/12

BIN 20

5/30 **+Roof Replacement, Phase 1, Yeager Airport Terminal, Kanawha County

The Thrasher Group, Inc. (304) 624-4108

BB 5/5

BIN 3

5/30 Consulting Services, Wheeling Streetscape, Ohio County

DOH.consultantservices@wv.gov HH 5/5

5/30 Consulting Services, US 220 Tier II Design Study, Mineral County

DOH.consultantservices@wv.gov HH 5/5

5/30 **+ Water Treatment Plant-GAC Upgrades, City of Martinsburg Big Springs

O’Brien & Gere, Geroge B. Rest, P.E., (301) 731-1162

MU 5/5

BIN 65

5/30 Thorpe Refuse Pile Phase II, McDowell County (DNR1700000054)

Bobbi Chestnut (304) 926-0499 b.j.chestnut@wv.gov

HH 4/28

5/30 **+Marland Heights Waterline Replacement, Weirton

The Thrasher Group, Inc. (304) 343-7601

MU 4/28

BIN 61

5/31 **+Runway Rehabilitation, Jackson County Airport, Ravenswood

NGC Corporation (317) 358-0450 gmears@ngc.aero.

HH 5/12

BIN 46

5/31 OSR Southern Maintenance, Environmental Protection

Bobbi Chestnut (304) 926-0499 b.j.chestnut@wv.gov

HH 5/12

5/31 **+ Actors Guild Theater Renovations-Phase 1, Parkersburg

Mills Group, (304) 296-1010, sbowers@millsgrouponline.com

BB 5/12

5/31 Paving, Mercer County Schools Mercer County Board of Education (304) 487-1551

HH 5/12

5/31 **+Roane Jackson Technical Center School Access Safety Upgrades

ZMM, Inc. Architects and Engineers, (304) 342-0159

BB 5/5

BIN 69

5/31 A/E, Rail-Trail Improvements Mon River Trails Conservancy Ella Belling (304) 692-6782

HH 5/5

5/31 **+ Proctor & Gamble Utility Extension, Volume A- Sanitary Sewer Line Extension/ Pump Station Upgrade, Berkeley County

The Thrasher Group, Inc. (304) 343-7601

MU 4/28

BIN 15

5/31 **+ Proctor & Gamble Utility Extension, Volume B- Waterline Extension, Berkeley County

The Thrasher Group, Inc. (304) 343-7601

MU 4/28

BIN 15

5/31 Tate Lohr Fish Hatchery-Water Supply Collection, Princeton (DNR1700000051)

Guy Nisbet, (304) 558-2596 Guy.l.nisbet@wv.gov

MU 4/28

5/31 **+Waterline Extensions, Phase I, Seneca Rocks

Cerrone Associates, Inc. (304) 232-5550 ext. 109

MU 4/28

BIN 64

5/31 **+Water Storage Tank, Phase I, Seneca Rocks

Cerrone Associates, Inc. (304) 232-5550 ext. 109

MU 4/28

BIN 64

5/31 #Lost River State Park Waterline Replacement, Hardy County (DNR1700000053)

Dunn Engineering, Inc. (304) 342-3436 Guy Nisbet, (304) 558-2596 Guy.l.nisbet@wv.gov

MU 4/28

5/31 **^Moncove Lake-Replace Wastewater Treatment Plant Project, (DNR1700000050)

Guy Nisbet, (304) 558-2596 guy.l.nisbet@wv.gov

MU 4/21

BIN 62

6/1

New

Bridge Repair, South Branch Valley Railroad, Moorefield (RMA1700000003)

Melissa Pettrey (304) 558-0094 Melissa.k.pettrey@wv.gov

HH 4/28

6/1 Various Bridge Repair Products, (DOT1700000083)

Mark A. Atkins, (304) 558-2307 mark.a.atkins@wv.gov

HH 5/12

6/1 **+Pavement Rehabilitation, Full Depth Concrete Repairs, WV Turnpike(FD-1-17)

HNTB (304) 760-1803 jswisher@hntb.com

HH 5/12

BIN 39

6/1 REBID: Protective Bridge Overlay, WV Turnpike (BDO-1-17)

HNTB (304) 760-1803 jswisher@hntb.com

HH 5/12

6/1 Tyler County Courthouse Window/ Door Replacement

WYK Architects Lisa.k@wykarchitects.com

BB 5/12

6/1 **+Gilmer County Courthouse Plaster Repair MSES Architects, Pam Wean, (304) 366-9700

BB 5/5

BIN 9

6/1 Oldhouse Branch Refuse Pile, Wyoming County (DNR1700000053)

Bobbi Chestnut (304) 926-0499 b.j.chestnut@wv.gov

HH 4/28

6/2

CAWV Scholarship Golf Outing

Berry Hills Country Club

Contact Pat McDonald at (304) 342-1166 or pmcdonald@cawv.org

6/2 Ripley Kayak Ramp, Jackson County Chapman Technical Group, Joe Bird,

(304) 727-5501 jbird@chaptech.com

HH 5/12

6/2 #Sanitary Sewer / Storm System

Improvements, Town of Alderson

Triad Engineering, Inc.

(304) 755-0721

MU 5/12

6/6 Flat Sheet / Pre-Cut Aluminum, Highway Signing, WVDOH, (DOT1700000085)

Mark A. Atkins, (304) 558-2307

mark.a.atkins@wv.gov

HH 5/12

6/6 MacCorkle Avenue Automatic Bar Screen, Grinder, Compactor System, South Charleston Sanitary Board

CDI Engineering Solutions,

(304) 746-6500

MU 5/12

6/6 Asbestos Abatement Services, Statewide

Contract

Michelle Childers (304) 558-2063

Michelle.l.childers@wv.gov

BB 5/12

6/6 Crack Sealant, City of Williamstown City of Williamstown (304) 375-7761 HH 5/12

6/6 **+Contract 3-Radio Frequency Based

Automatic Water System Installation, Weirton

The Thrasher Group, Inc.,

(304)343-7061

MU 4/28

BIN 8

6/6 **+Contract 4-Radio Read Water Meters

(Vendor Bid), Weirton

The Thrasher Group, Inc.,

(304)343-7061

MU 4/28

BIN 8

6/6 Rife Branch Burning Refuse Pile Phase II,

Raleigh County (DNR1700000055)

Jessica Chambers (304) 558-0246

Jessica.s.chambers@wv.gov

HH 4/28

6/7 Garis Shop Road BridgeW-4021 Rehabilitation, Washington County, Maryland

Division of Construction Management (240) 313-2460

HH 5/12

6/8 The Masteller Coal Company, Permit S-10-85 / S-125-82 (DEP1700000060)

Bobbi Chestnut (304) 926-0499 B.j.chestnut@wv.gov

HH 5/12

6/8 **+Nanofiltration System Membrane Replacement, Moundsville

Gwin, Dobson & Foreman, Inc. (814) 943-5214

MU 5/12

BIN 23

6/8 **+Plum Orchard Dam Maintenance, Fayette County (DNR1700000055)

Sherri Goff (304) 558-2764 Sherri.l.goff@wv.gov

HH 5/12

BIN 22

6/8

CAWV Joint Utility Committee Meeting

CAWV Headquarters, 12:00 PM

Contact Pat McDonald at (304) 342-1166 or pmcdonald@cawv.org

6/13 **+ Contract 1- Water Line Extension, Murphy Creek, Limestone Run, Sassafras Run, Churchville, Mare Run, Lewis County

The Thrasher Group, Inc. (304) 624-4108

MU 5/12

BIN 40

6/13 **+ Contract 2- Water Line Extension, Hershman Run, Linger Run, Laurel Run, Sugar Camp, Lewis County

The Thrasher Group, Inc. (304) 624-4108

MU 5/12

BIN

6/15 A/E, Boating Access Improvements (DNR170000006)

Guy Nisbet, (304) 558-2596 guy.l.nisbet@wv.gov

HH 5/12

2017 WVDOH LETTING SCHEDULE

May 16, 2017 September 12, 2017

June 13, 2017 October 17, 2017

July 11, 2017 November 14, 2017

August 8, 2017 December 12, 2017

6/15 **+Sixth Avenue Sewage Pump Station, Montgomery

Terradon Corporation (304) 755-8291 MU 4/28

BIN 67

6/21 Landfill Closure, City of Clarksburg (DEP1700000058)

Bobbi Chestnut (304) 926-0499 b.j.chestnut@wv.gov

HH 5/12

7/11

New

Outpatient Dental Center, VAMC, Martinsburg

www.fbo.gov and Solicitation Number VA24517B0125, Angela.Burger@va.gov

BB 4/21

7/13-16

CAWV Annual Meeting

Greenbrier Resort

Contact Wendy Long at (304) 342-1166 or long@cawv.org

BB 2017-19 May 12, 2017

PUTNAM COMMISSION ISSUES BONDS TO FINANCE VALLEY PARK PROJECT The Putnam County Commission issued bonds this week to finance the Valley Park improvement project. The county has issued up to $10 million in bonds for the Greater Teays Valley TIF District. The tax increment-financing district, which was created in 2004, stretches along Interstate 64 between the Teays Valley and Hurricane exits. The $15 million project will primarily be financed through the TIF funds, with the county footing $3 million. TIF bonds allow counties and cities to sell bonds for improvements on the assumption that the improvements will bring in more tax revenue to pay off the bonds. The project will allow construction of a new entrance sign and lane for the park, new ADA-accessible playgrounds, a new community center, baseball and soccer fields and multiple other park improvements. It also includes improvements to the park’s wave pool, including cabanas and a sand bar. CLASSROOM ADDITION, BARBOURSVILLE MIDDLE SCHOOL Bids will be accepted until 1:30 PM on 5/30/2017 for a classroom addition at the Barboursville Middle School, Cabell County. A mandatory pre-bid meeting was held at 1:30 PM on 5/18/2017 at Barboursville Middle School, 1400 Central Avenue, Barboursville, WV 25504. Plans and specifications are available from ZMM Architects and Engineers, Inc., 222 Lee Street West, Charleston, WV 25302, (304) 342-0159. Bids should be submitted to the Cabell County Board of Education, 2850 5th Avenue, Huntington, WV 25702. Plans and specifications are available in the CAWV Physical Planroom in BIN 20. ACTORS GUILD THEATER RENOVATIONS-PHASE 1, PARKERSBURG Bids will be accepted until 2:00 PM on 5/31/2017 for renovations to the Actors Guild Theater, Parkersburg, West Virginia. A mandatory pre-bid meeting was held at 11:00 AM on 5/18/2017 at The Actors Guild Theater, 724 Market Street, Parkersburg, WV. Plans and specifications are available from Mills Group, LLC, 63 Wharf Street, Suite 300 Morgantown, West Virginia 26505 or Morgantown Blueprint, 78 Holland Avenue, Morgantown, West Virginia 26501. Bids should be submitted to the Actors Guild of Parkersburg, 724 Market Street, Parkersburg, WV 26101. For additional information contact Stacey Bowers, AIA at (304) 296-1010 or sbowers@millsgrouponline.com. Plans and specifications are expected in the CAWV Physical Planroom. TYLER COUNTY COURTHOUSE WINDOW/ DOOR REPLACEMENT Bids will be accepted until 2:00 PM on 6/1/2017 for replacement of windows and doors at the courthouse, Tyler County, West Virginia. A mandatory pre-bid meeting will be held at 10:00 AM on 5/18/2017 at the Tyler County Courthouse, 121 Main Street, Middlebourne, West Virginia. Plans and specifications are available from WYK Architects, Inc., via email to Lisa.k@wykarchitects.com. Bids should be submitted to the Tyler County Commission, 121 Main Street, Middlebourne, WV 26149. Plans and specifications are expected in the CAWV Physical Planroom. RTU CHILLER REPLACEMENT, CROSS LANES ELEMENTARY

Bids will be accepted until 10:00 AM on 5/22/2017 for replacement of the roof top unit chiller at Cross Lanes Elementary, Kanawha County. Bids should be submitted to Kanawha County Schools, Purchasing Office, 3300 Pennsylvania Avenue, Charleston, WV 25302. For additional information contact Ron Ellis at rlellis@mail.kana.k12.wv.us. Documents are available for review in the CAWV Physical Planroom in BIN 47. FASCIA REPAIR / REPLACEMENT, SAM PERDUE JUVENILE CENTER, PRINCETON (DJS1700000050 Bids will be accepted until 1:30 PM on 5/23/2017 for repair / replacement of fascia and parapet flashing for Sam Perdue Juvenile Center, Princeton, West Virginia. A mandatory pre-bid meeting will be held at 1:30 PM on 5/16/2017 at the Sam Perdue Juvenile Center, 843 Shelter Road, Princeton, WV 24739. Plans and specifications are available from www.wvOasis.gov with reference to Solicitation Number DJS1700000050. Bids should be submitted to Accounts Payable, Sam Perdue Juvenile Center, 843 Shelter Road, Princeton, WV 24739. ASBESTOS ABATEMENT SERVICES, STATEWIDE CONTRACT, (SWC1700000016) Proposals are being accepted until 1:30 PM on 6/6/2017 to establish an open-end statewide contract for the removal, encapsulation, and remediation of asbestos containing materials for Agencies of the State of West Virginia and its political subdivision. A mandatory pre-bid meeting will be held at 11:00 Am on 5/18/2017 at the West Virginia Purchasing Division, Capitol Complex, Building 15, 2019 Washington Street, East, Charleston, WV 25305. Bids should be submitted electronically through www.wvOasis.gov and solicitation number SWC1700000016. For additional information contact Michelle Childers at (304) 558-2063 or email michelle.l.childers@wv.gov. MISCELLANEOUS BUILDING SUPPLIES, BURNSVILLE (W91237-17-T-0049) Bids will be accepted until 4:00 PM on 5/23/2017 for miscellaneous building supplies for delivery to Burnsville Lake, 2550 South Main Street, Burnsville, WV 26335. All materials must be delivered by June 1, 2017. This is a total small business set aside. Bids should be submitted to www.fbo.gov with reference to Solicitation Number W91237-17-T-0049. For additional information contact Leah Morgan, Purchasing Agent at (304) 399-5548 or email leah.s.morgan@usace.army.mil. ENGINEERING SERVICES, REPURPOSING WVU-IT Proposals are being accepted until 5/22/2017 for qualifications from professional engineering firms for services related to the repurposing WVU Tech into a campus for specialized college for children in foster care located in Fayette and Kanawha counties. Proposals should be submitted to KVC Behavioral Healthcare WV, Thomas S. Bailey, 300 Kenton Drive, Suite 200, Charleston, WV, 25311. For additional information contact Thomas S. Bailey at (304) 347-9818. NEW RAVENSWOOD MIDDLE SCHOOL, JACKSON COUNTY 5/10

GENERAL TRADE Wolf Creek Contracting Company ....................................................................... $6,870,000 MCS Construction Company. ............................................................................... 6,997,000 Neighborgall Construction Company. ................................................................. 7,309,000

Paramount Builders, LLC ..................................................................................... 8,317,000

1A MECHANICAL/PLUMBING Darnold Mechanical ................................................................................................ $3,074,300 Doughtery Company ............................................................................................... 3,329,000

1B ELECTRIC Progressive Electric ................................................................................................ $1,234,000 Summitt Electric ...................................................................................................... 1,324,000 Burdette Electric ...................................................................................................... 1,990,000

1C FIRE PROTECTION Brewer & Company of West Virginia, Inc. ............................................................. $205,000 Nitro Mechanical ...................................................................................................... 216,625 WCS-PARKERSBURG HIGH SCHOOL ROOF REPLACEMENT 5/4 Harris Brothers Roofing ............................................................................................ $ 907,000 Mansuetto ................................................................................................................ 949,745 Tri-State Roofing & Sheet Metal Company ........................................................... 1,281,040 SECURITY RENOVATIONS-ROBERT SHELL JUVENILE CENTER, CABELL COUNTY, (DJS1700000010) 5/4 Manheim Corp. ......................................................................................................... $363,000 Wiseman Construction Co., Inc. ............................................................................ 389,000 Neighborgall Construction Company .................................................................... 413,000 Danhill Construction Company .................................................................................. 418,956 *CAWV Members in Bold Type

May 12, 2017

PREVENTING BACKOVERS Road construction workers face many hazards on the job. In addition to many of the hazards present on a “traditional” construction site, road workers also need to contend with moving vehicles both in and around the job site. From 1995 through 2002, 844 fatal occupational injuries occurred at road construction sites. The majority of these fatalities, 693 (82%) cases, were reported to be transportation incidents. Fatalities involving a ground worker being struck by a vehicle or equipment accounted for 509 (73%) of the transportation incidents. Victims were as likely to be struck by construction equipment (32%) as by highway vehicles (28%). The leading cause of fatalities for workers in work zones is being run over or backed over by construction equipment. While we often worry about construction workers being killed by motorists, road workers working behind the barriers in the work zone are at equal risk of being killed by construction vehicles due to their large “blind spots.” Each month, at least one worker is killed by being backed over by a construction vehicle, often a dump truck. These deaths are completely preventable. One way to prevent these fatalities is to implement traffic patterns on jobsites to reduce the amount of backing up that is necessary and minimize the exposure of workers on foot to vehicles. This is called developing an Internal Traffic Control Plan or ITCP. Reverse motion on anything in this industry is fraught with peril. Backup alarms on construction machinery are basically cosmetic devices in terms of assuring a clear backside. As such, operators need to positively assure that no one or nothing is behind them. This is achieved by getting out and looking. Always check the machine perimeter before moving. When vision is impaired, have a spotter (in high-visibility apparel) guide you. Use wide angle mirrors. The new generation of machines is fitted with best viewable surface mirrors. Keep them clean and adjusted. Use rear-mounted cameras and/or rear-mounted presence-sensing alarms. Presence-sensing alarms are becoming more reliable as technology improves. The equipment industry recognizes the urgency of the problem and will find technical solutions to address chronic people behavior problems. There is also a lot of new technology to help prevent workers from being struck such as cameras, radar, and wearable back up alarms. Below is the link to the workzonesafety.org site where you can learn more about ITCP plans, new technology and order free “blind spot” posters that can be used to train your employees. https://www.workzonesafety.org/runover_backover

GIVE YOUR UNDIVIDED ATTENTION TO SAFETY.

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JOINT UTILITY COMMITTEE MEETING JUNE 8 Chairman Mark Urso, Bear Contracting, LLC, has scheduled a meeting of the CAWV Joint Utility Committee for Thursday, June 8, at 12:00 P.M. at the CAWV Headquarters. Agency representatives from the Public Service Commission, Rural Utility Services, the West Virginia Development Office, the WVIJDC, WV Division of Environmental Protection and the WDA will join CAWV members in discussions on industry issues. A notice has been sent to committee members and Chairman Urso invites any CAWV member that is interested to join the committee. For more information contact Pat McDonald by calling (304) 342-1166 or email pmcdonald@cawv.org.

CONTRACT 1- WATER LINE EXTENSION, MURPHY CREEK, LIMESTONE RUN, SASSAFRAS RUN, CHURCHVILLE, MARE RUN, LEWIS COUNTY Bids will be accepted until 2:00 PM on 6/13/2017 for water line extensions at Murphy Creek, Limestone Run, Sassafras Run, Churchville, and Mare Run, Lewis County, West Virginia. A pre-bid conference will be held 5/18/2017 at 10:00 AM at the Lewis County EDA, 110 Center Avenue, 2nd Floor, Weston, Lewis County, West Virginia. Bids should be submitted to Lewis County Economic Development Authority (EDA), Lewis County, 110 Center Avenue, 2nd Floor, Weston, WV 26542. Plans and specifications can be obtained from Lewis County EDA, 110 Center Avenue, West, West Virginia 26542 or from The Thrasher Group, Inc., 600 White Oaks Boulevard, Bridgeport, West Virginia 26330, (304) 624-4108. Plans and specifications are available in the CAWV Physical Planroom in BIN 40. CONTRACT 2- WATER LINE EXTENSION, HERSHMAN RUN, LINGER RUN, LAUREL RUN, SUGAR CAMP, LEWIS COUNTY Bids will be accepted until 2:00 PM on 6/13/2017 for water line extensions at Hershman Run, Linger Run, Laurel Run, Sugar Camp for the Lewis County Economic Development Authority. A pre-bid conference will be held 5/18/2017 at 10:00 AM at the Lewis County EDA, 110 Center Avenue, 2nd Floor, Weston, Lewis County, West Virginia. Bids should be submitted to Lewis County Economic Development Authority (EDA), 110 Center Avenue, Weston, W V 26542. Plans and specifications can be obtained from Lewis County EDA, 110 Center Avenue, Weston, WV 26542 or from The Thrasher Group, Inc., 600 White Oaks Boulevard, Bridgeport, West Virginia 26330, (304) 624-4108. Plans and specifications are available in the CAWV Physical Planroom in BIN 40. NANOFILTRATION SYSTEM MEMBRANE REPLACEMENT, MOUNDSVILLE Bids will be accepted until 11:00 AM on 6/8/2017 for replacement of the nanofiltration water softening system membrane including removal and disposal of the existing modules and accessories on both skids, installation of 492 new NF modules, testing, training and start-up services for the Moundsville Water Board. Bids should be submitted to Moundsville Water

Board, 800 Sixth Street, Moundsville, WV 26041. Plans and specifications are available from Gwin, Dobson & Foreman, Inc., Consulting Engineers, 3121 Fairway Drive, Altoona, PA 166062, (814) 943-5214. Plans and specifications are available for viewing in the CAWV Physical Planroom in BIN 23. SANITARY SEWER / STORM SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS, PHASE 1, TOWN OF ALDERSON Bids will be accepted until 2:00 PM on 6/2/2017 for construction of sanitary sewer collection pipes and storm system collection pipes and related appurtenances for the Town of Alderson. A pre-bid conference will be held 5/24/2017 at 10:00 AM at the Town of Alderson, Town Hall, 202 South Monroe Street, Alderson, WV 24910. Bids should be submitted to Town of Alderson, 202 South Monroe Street, Alderson, WV 24910. Plans and specifications can be obtained from Triad Engineering, Inc., 10541 Teays Valley Road, Scott Depot, WV 25560, (304) 755-0721. Plans and specifications are expected in the CAWV Physical Planroom. MACCORKLE AVENUE AUTOMATIC BAR SCREEN - TRASH RAKE / SCREENING WASHER / GRINDER / COMPACTOR SYSTEM , SOUTH CHARLESTON SANITARY BOARD Bids will be accepted until 10:00 AM on 6/6/2017 for installation of an automatic bar screen /trash rake, grinder-compactor system, and hopper with rotary auger system for the South Charleston Sanitary Board. Bids should be submitted to South Charleston Sanitary Board, P O Box 8336, 1 Rockcrest Drive, Charleston, WV 25301, (304) 768-4140. Plans and specifications can be obtained from CDI Engineering Solutions, 500 Corporate Landing, 2dn Floor, Charleston, WV 25311, (304) 746-3500. Plans and specifications are expected in the CAWV Physical Planroom. A/E, WASTEWATER SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS, TOWN OF NEW HAVEN Proposals are being accepted until 4:00 PM on 5/19/2017 for professional services for wastewater system and stormwater improvements to the existing sanitary and stormwater system and wastewater treatment plant for the Tow of New Haven. Proposals should be submitted to Roberta Hysell, Town Recorder, Town of New Haven, P. O. Box 217, 218 Fifth Street, New Haven, WV 25285. For additional information contact Roberta Hysell at (304) 882-3202. MATERIALS: PIPE, LANDFILL CELL R1 PROJECT, LOUDOUN COUNTY 5/10 Ferguson Water Works ........................................................................................... $122,598 Fortiline Waterworks ................................................................................................. 132,305 HD Supply Water Works, LTD ................................................................................ 140,992 *CAWV Members in bold type

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WVDOH REPORT - $2.8 BILLION IN ROAD PROJECTS AT STAKE IN SPECIAL SESSION West Virginia Department of Highways has presented legislators a report on the new road projects and maintenance work that could be funded if the Legislature approves a small increase in the gas tax and DMV fees during the special session. Governor Justice put legislation on the special session agenda to support his plan to create 48,000 jobs. The list totals over $2.8 billion worth of projects the WVDOH could advertise if additional funding is approved by lawmakers. The nearly 500 projects are split 60 percent ($1.7 billion) for system preservation projects and 40 percent ($1.2 billion) for expansion projects. The updated project list from DOH is broken down by county. The future of these important road projects hinge on the Legislature’s approval in the upcoming special session. Each legislator will have a copy of the report on their desks when they return to the State Capitol on Monday. Members can click here to view the full project list. HOUSE MEMBERS CONTINUE TO PUSH HIGHWAY TRUST FUND FIX AS PART OF TAX REFORM

As the push continues for Congress to fix the Highway Trust Fund, a bipartisan group of members of the House of Representatives are circulating a letter calling for a permanent Highway Trust Fund fix to be included in any tax reform package. Representatives Graves and Holmes Norton circulated a similar letter last year was signed by 130 bipartisan members of the House, including Rep. David McKinley and Rep. Evan Jenkins. So far, 111 members of the House have signed onto this year’s letter. Rep. McKinley has signed this year and the CAWV will be contacting Rep. Jenkins and Rep. Alex Mooney to gain their support.

Attendees at next week’s Transportation Construction Coalition (TCC) meeting in Washington will be bringing this message to Capitol Hill and urging their House representative to sign onto the Graves/Holmes Norton letter. In addition to signing the Graves/Holmes Norton letter, attendees will also be asking their members of Congress to fully fund the FAST Act’s authorized levels for FY 2018 and increase airport infrastructure investment as part of the FAA authorization.

The FAST ACT provides funding certainty for the Highway Trust Fund through fiscal year 2020. However, following the FAST Act's expiration, the Highway Trust Fund will face cuts of approximately $18 billion per year. A permanent fix for the Highway Trust Fund needs to be found in order to eliminate these cuts.

SEAL / STRIPE 3 PARKING LOTS, KANAWHA COUNTY COMMISSION Bids will be accepted until 3:15 PM on 5/24/2017 to seal and stripe three parking lots, Kanawha

County, West Virginia. Bids should be submitted to Kanawha County Commission

Purchasing Office, 407 Virginia Street, East, Charleston, West Virginia 25301. To schedule a site visit contact Steve Neddo, Director of Maintenance, Kanawha County Commission, 407 Virginia Street, East, Charleston, West Virginia 25301, (304) 357-0122 or steveneddo@kanawha.us. For additional information contact Jerie Whitehead, Purchasing Director, at jeriewhitehead@kanawha.us. RIPLEY KAYAK RAMP, JACKSON COUNTY Bids will be accepted until 2:00 PM on 6/2/2017 for the construction of a new concrete kayak ramp, Main Street, Ripley, West Virginia. A mandatory pre-bid conference will be held at 2:00 PM on 5/25/2017 at Main Street Ripley, 109 North Court Street, Ripley, West Virginia 25271. Bids should be submitted to Main Street Ripley, 109 North Court Street, Ripley, West Virginia 25271. Plans and specifications are available from Chapman Technical Group, 200 Sixth Avenue, St. Albans, West Virginia 25177. For additional information contact Joe Bird at jbird@chaptech.com.

PAVEMENT REHABILITATION–FULL DEPTH CONCRETE REPAIRS, WV TURNPIKE, (FD-1-17) Bids will be accepted until 3:00 PM on 6/1/2017 for pavement rehabilitation, full depth concrete repairs on the WV Turnpike in Fayette, Kanawha, Mercer and Raleigh counties. Bids should be

submitted to West Virginia Parkways Authority, 3310 Piedmont Road, Charleston, WV 25306. Contract documents can be obtained from HNTB, 41 Mission Way, Scott Depot, WV 25560, (304) 760-1803, or email jswhisher@hntb.com. Plans and specifications are expected in the CAWV Physical Planroom.

REBID: PROTECTIVE BRIDGE DECK OVERLAY, WV TURNPIKE, (BD-1-17)

Bids will be accepted until 3:00 PM on 6/1/2017 for application of approximately 20,500 SF of protective bridge deck overlay to Bridge 3067N, Kanawha County. A mandatory pre-bid conference will be held at 11:00 AM on 5/16/2017 at the office of the West Virginia Parkways Authority, Administration Building, 3310 Piedmont Road, Charleston, WV 25325. Bids should

be submitted to West Virginia Parkways Authority, 3310 Piedmont Road, Charleston, WV 25306. Contract documents can be obtained from HNTB, 41 Mission Way, Scott Depot, WV 25560, (304) 760-1803, or email jswhisher@hntb.com. Plans and specifications are expected in the CAWV Physical Planroom. RUNWAY REHABILITATION, JACKSON COUNTY AIRPORT, RAVENSWOOD Bids will be accepted until 9:00 AM on 5/31/2017 for runway rehabilitation of full-depth pulverization of the existing runway, use of the pulverized material as the subbase for the bituminous pavement, and construction of a new bituminous pavement surface (4,001’ x 75’).for the Jackson County Airport, Ravenswood, West Virginia. A pre-bid conference will be held at

1:00 PM on 5/18/2017 in the Board Room, Jackson County Airport, RR #1, Box 84, Millwood, WV 25262. Bids should be submitted to Jackson County Commission, Jackson County Courthouse, 100 North Court Street, Ripley, WV 25271. Contract documents can be obtained from NGC Corporation, 963 Airport Access Drive, Greenwood, IN 46143, (317) 358-0450 or email gmears@ngc.aero. Plans and specifications are available in the CAWV Physical Planroom in BIN 46. HOT MIX ASPHALT, CITY OF PARKERSBURG

Bids will be accepted until 10:00 AM on 5/23/2017 for hot mix asphalt for the 2017 construction year for the City of Parkersburg. Bids should be received in the office of the Finance Director, First Floor, #1 Government Square, Parkersburg, WV 26101. Bid information can be obtained from www.parkersburgcity.com. For additional information contact Eric S. Jiles at (304) 424-8400. PAVING, MERCER COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION Bids will be accepted until 11:00 AM on 5/31/2017 for paving on sites at Hunnicutt Field baseball and football parking lots, Princeton High, Princeton Middle, Pikeview High baseball field entrance, Athens Elementary and Bluefield Intermediate. A mandatory pre-bid meeting will be held at 8:30 AM on 5/19/2017 at the Hunnicutt baseball parking lot, Old Bluefield - Princeton Road, Princeton, WV 24740. Bids should be submitted to Mercer County Board of Education, 1403 Honaker Avenue, Princeton, WV 24740. For additional information contact Mercer County Board of Education at (304) 487-1551. LANDFILL CLOSURE, CITY OF CLARKSBURG, (DEP1700000058) Bids will be accepted until 1:30 PM on 6/21/2017 for construction of the landfill closure for the City of Clarksburg, West Virginia. A mandatory pre-bid conference will be held at 11:00 AM on 5/24/2017 at the project site. Directions to the site are available in the Additional Information section at www.wvOassis.gov and Solicitation number DEP1700000058. Bids should be submitted electronically to www.wvOasis.gov - solicitation number DEP1700000058. For additional information contact State of WV, Bobbi Chestnut, Environmental Protection, Office of Environmental Remediation, 601 57th Street, SE, Charleston, WV 25304 or (304) 926-0499 or email Bobbi Chestnut at b.j.chestnut@wv.gov. Plans and specifications are available online at www.wvOasis.gov. THE MASTELLER COAL COMPANY, PERMIT S-10-85 / S-125-82 (DEP1700000060) Bids will be accepted until 10:30 AM on 6/8/2017 for water reclamation at the Masteller Coal Company site in Mineral County. A mandatory pre-bid conference will be held at 10:00 AM on 5/25/2017 at the project site. Directions to the site are available in the Technical Specifications section at www.wvOassis.gov and Solicitation number DEP1700000060. Bids should be submitted electronically to www.wvOasis.gov - solicitation number DEP1700000060. For additional information contact State of WV, Bobbi Chestnut, Environmental Protection, Office of Environmental Remediation, 601 57th Street, SE, Charleston, WV 25304 or (304) 926-0499 or email Bobbi Chestnut at b.j.chestnut@wv.gov. Plans and specifications are available online at www.wvOasis.gov. OSR SOUTHERN MAINTENANCE, ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION, DEP1700000061) Bids will be accepted until 10:30 AM on 5/31/2017 for an open-end contract for maintenance services of projects in the southern region for the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection / Office of Special Reclamation. Counties include Greenbrier, Summers, Raleigh, McDowell, Wyoming, Fayette, Nicholas County east of US Route 19, Mercer, Pocahontas and sixteen sites in Upshur County. Bids should be submitted electronically to www.wvOasis.gov - solicitation number DEP1700000061. For additional information contact State of WV, Bobbi Chestnut, Environmental Protection, Office of Environmental Remediation, 601 57th Street, SE, Charleston, WV 25304 or (304) 926-0499 or email Bobbi Chestnut at b.j.chestnut@wv.gov. Plans and specifications are available online at www.wvOasis.gov.

PLUM ORCHARD DAM MAINTENANCE, FAYETTE COUNTY, (DNR1700000055) Bids will be accepted until 1:30 PM on 6/8/2017 for construction of a maintenance bench and under drains at the toe of the spillway berm at the Plum Orchard Lake Dam, near Scarbro, Fayette County. A mandatory pre-bid conference will be held at 1:00 PM on 5/24/2017 at Plum Orchard Lake, 1156 Plum Orchard Lake Road, Scarbro, WV 25917. Bids should be submitted electronically to www.wvOasis.gov - solicitation number DNR1700000055. For additional information contact Guy Nisbet, Purchasing Division, 2019 Washington Street, East, Charleston, WV 25306, (304) 558-2596 or email guy.l.nisbet@wv.gov. Plans and specifications are available from Sherri Goff, WVDNR, 324 4th Avenue, South Charleston, WV 25303, (304) 558-2764 or email sherri.l.goff@wv.gov. Plans and specifications are available in the CAWV Physical Planroom in BIN 22. FLAT SHEET AND PRE-CUT ALUMINUM FOR HIGHWAY SIGNING, WVDOH, WVDOC, (DOT1700000085) Bids will be accepted until 1:30 PM on 6/6/2017 for flat sheet and pre-cut aluminum for use in the manufacturing of highway signage throughout West Virginia. Bids should be submitted Bid Clerk, Department of Administration, Purchasing Division, 2019 Washington Street, East, Charleston, West Virginia 25305 or electronically to www.wvOasis.gov - solicitation number DOT1700000085. For additional information contact Mark A. Atkins at (304) 558-2307 or mark.a.atkins@wv.gov. Plans and specifications are available online at www.wvOasis.gov. VARIOUS BRIDGE REPAIR PRODUCTS, (DOT1700000083) Bids will be accepted until 1:30 PM on 6/1/2017 for open end contract to provide various bridge repair products for use in repair and maintenance to bridges at locations throughout the ten districts in West Virginia. Bids should be submitted Bid Clerk, Department of Administration, Purchasing Division, 2019 Washington Street, East, Charleston, West Virginia 25305 or electronically to www.wvOasis.gov - solicitation number DOT1700000083. For additional information contact Mark A. Atkins at (304) 558-2307 or mark.a.atkins@wv.gov. Plans and specifications are available online at www.wvOasis.gov. DRILLING - SOUTHERN COUNTIES OF WEST VIRGINIA, (DEP1700000056) Bids will be accepted until 10:30 AM on 5/17/2017 for geo-technical, surface and subsurface (Drilling) services for the Southern Counties of West Virginia. Bids should be submitted electronically to www.wvOasis.gov - solicitation number DEP1700000056. For additional information contact Bobbi Chestnut at (304) 926-0499 or email b.j.chestnut@wv.gov. Plans and specifications are available at www.wvOasis.gov – solicitation number DEP1700000056. DRILLING - NORTHERN COUNTIES OF WEST VIRGINIA, (DEP1700000057) Bids will be accepted until 10:30 AM on 5/18/2017 for geo-technical, surface and subsurface (Drilling) services for the Northern Counties of West Virginia. Bids should be submitted electronically to www.wvOasis.gov - solicitation number DEP1700000057. For additional information contact Bobbi Chestnut at (304) 926-0499 or email b.j.chestnut@wv.gov. Plans and specifications are available at www.wvOasis.gov – solicitation number DEP1700000057. CRACK SEALANT, CITY OF WILLIAMSTOWN

Bids will be accepted until 4:00 PM on 6/6/2017 for repair work and crack sealant for the City of Williamstown, West Virginia. Bids should be submitted to the Office of the City Clerk, 100 West 5th Street, Williamstown, WV 26178. For additional information contact (304) 375-7761. A/E, BOATING ACCESS IMPROVEMENTS (DNR170000006) Expressions of Interests are being accepted until 1:30 PM on 6/15/2017 from professional firms to provide services to design and provide construction contract administration services for five Elk River Boating Access sites within Kanawha County. Proposals should be submitted to Guy Nisbet, 2019 Washington Street, East, Charleston, WV 25305. Additional information can be obtained from www.wvOasis.gov with reference to solicitation number DNR170000006 or email guy.l.nisbet@wv.gov or phone (304) 558-2596. CONSULTING SERVICES, SIX- YEAR BRIDGE INSPECTION, WVDOH Proposals are being accepted until 4:00 PM on 5/26/2017 for consulting services will be utilized for six-year inspection projects, per the current National Bridge Inspection Standards and may include design plans for repairs, for the following projects: Arch A. Moore, Jr. Bridge, Court/Leon Sullivan Way and Brooks Street Bridges, CPL Thomas Bennett Memorial Bridge, Jennings Randolph Bridge, Market Street Bridge, Silver Memorial Bridge, Veterans Memorial Bridge, Wheeling Suspension Bridge, Wilbur Lee Clayton Memorial Bridge, and Williamstown Marietta (WV31) Bridge. Additional information may be obtained on each bridge by contacting Chad

Robinson, Maintenance Division, Evaluation Section at (304) 558-9544 or via e‑mail at

Chad.E.Robinson@wv.gov . Firms interested in being considered for this project must submit a letter of interest and unpriced prospectus to Mr. Kyle Stollings, Director, Maintenance Division, West Virginia Division of Highways, Building Five, Room A-350, 1900 Kanawha Boulevard, East, Charleston, West Virginia 25305-0430 or via e-mail to DOHMaintenanceLOQ@wv.gov. GARIS SHOP ROAD BRIDGE W-4021 REHABILITATION, WASHINGTON COUNTY, MARYLAND Bids will be accepted until 11:00 AM on 6/7/2017 for the rehabilitation of the existing 124 ft. three span stone arch bridge including replacement of soil fill over the arches with lightweight concrete and steel reinforcing, reconstruction of stone spandrel walls/ parapets, mill race, and parapet caps, construction of concrete pier collar, and minor roadway work including asphalt paving and installation of new traffic barrier for the Garis Shop Road Bridge, Washington County, Maryland. A pre-bid conference will be held at 11:00 AM on 5/17/2017 at the Division of Engineering and Construction Management, County Administrative Annex, 80 West Baltimore Street, Hagerstown, MD 21740-6003. Bids should be submitted to Division of Engineering and Construction Management, County Administrative Annex, 80 West Baltimore Street, Hagerstown, MD 21740-6003, (240) 313-2460. CONTRACT NO. 1 REHABILITATE MAIN APRON, LOGAN COUNTY AIRPORT AUTHORITY 5/4 West Virginia Paving, Inc. ....................................................................................... $398,784 PARKING LOT PAVING, SEALING AND STRIPING, LORRIE YEAGER JUVENILE CENTER, WOOD COUNTY, (DJS1700000011) 5/4 Brown Asphalt Paving Company, Inc. ........................................................................ $23,480 Kelly Paving, Inc. ..................................................................................................... 28,000

Wolf’s Excavating, LLC ........................................................................................... 36,566 PARKING LOT PAVING, SEALING AND STRIPING, SAM PERDUE JUVENILE CENTER, MERCER COUNTY, (DJS1700000012) 5/10 AAA Paving and Sealing, Inc. ............................................................................... $44,600 Southern West Virginia Paving, Inc. ...................................................................... 67,339 HYDRAULIC TRACK EXCAVATOR (DOT1700000076) 4/27 Anderson Equipment Company ........................................................................... $1,235,931 State Equipment, Inc. ............................................................................................ 1,807,395 Rudd Equipment Company ................................................................................... 1,991,025 Leslie Equipment Company .................................................................................. 2,062,455 West Virginia Tractor Company ........................................................................... 2,249,115 Rish Equipment Company ..................................................................................... 2,392,500 C. I. Walker Machinery Company ......................................................................... 2,550,000 MOUNDSVILLE LANDFILL PIPE REPLACEMENT (DEP1700000047) Victory Construction Co. ........................................................................................... $66,300 Eastern Arrow Corp., Inc. ........................................................................................ 287,040 *CAWV Members in bold type