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Committed to Integrity and Excellence since 1975

Statement of Qualifications

EDSTROM CONSTRUCTION, INC

2014



Mission Statement

Edstrom Construction is a heavy construction contractor that prides it-

self on being founded on hard work. We strive to treat everyone with

respect, being honest in all of our dealings, showing integrity, and com-

pleting our work with efficiency and excellence in mind. We believe

these qualities are essential to succeeding in business and life.

Corporate Introduction

Edstrom Construction is a certified small business, woman-owned engi-

neering contractor that has been in business since 1975. Edstrom Con-

struction, Incorporated (ECI) currently holds contractor licenses in the

states of Idaho, Montana, North Dakota, Wyoming, and Nevada.

Edstrom Construction has approached every project with optimum per-

formance. As a full service business entity, ECI has design build capabili-

ties which we are able to insure project feasibility and also specialize in

projects that are unique in concept. ECI offers our clients full turn-key

expertise and management skills. ECI prides itself that we are a compa-

ny strong in standing with our vendors and creditors giving us the availa-

bility to perform contracts that are long in design and heavy on supply.

ECI’s overall success in construction is based on our commitment to in-

tegrity and excellence in the performance of all projects.

Feasibility Overview

Project objectives, government requirements, and client needs are met

through a strong emphasis on communication and teamwork. ECI’s

management philosophy focuses on the client’s needs and expectations

through utilization of total quality management techniques which em-

powers employees to be creative in developing better ways of serving

clients and eliminating errors. Value engineering is a foundation of

Edstrom Construction’s contracting service approach. For the purpose

of reducing owner costs while enhancing the overall quality of that pro-

ject, ECI’s senior staff provides a thorough review of each project. ECI

has developed and maintained a high standard of quality control with

experienced supervision, through our emphasis on quality, technical ex-

pertise and outstanding service.


Past Clients

Construction Services

Wastewater Treatment Facilities

Gravel Crushing Services (On Site

(Mobile), and Gravel Pit)

Heavy Construction

Pipe line Construction

Demolition (Conventional,

Blasting)

Road Construction

Concrete Structures and Flatwork

Dewatering

Bridge Structures

Construction Site Improvements

Grading and Land Leveling

Full Turn-key Capabilities

Subdivisions

Buildings and Structures

Lagoon Levee Construction

Excavation

Underground Utilities

Concrete

Industrial (Water, Wastewater)

Liner Systems

Environmental Construction and

Engineering

Solid Waste Management

Wetland Construction

Hazardous Remediation

Bio Remediation

UST/AST Removal and Installation

Hazardous Materials Trucking

Building Construction

Commercial

Structural

Modular

National Park Service

Zion’s National Park

Grand Teton National Park

United States Air Force

Bureau of Reclamation

Bureau of Land Management

Idaho Department of Transporta-

tion

Bureau of Indian Affairs

BYU-Idaho

Indian Health Services

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-

day Saints

Chickasaw National Recreation

Area

And Multiple Municipalities


Projects

Treatment Facilities

Mack's Inn 2013 Wastewater Treatment Plant Im-

provements 2013

Chlorination system, pump and mechanical piping improvements, cell relining,

new transfer structures, yard piping, site clearing of 80 acres of forest land,

installation of approximately 1340 linear feet of 6" pressure piping and 2760

lineal feet of 8" pressure piping, two center pivots, surface restoration, approxi-

mately 7500 lineal feet of site fencing and electrical equipment.

Contract Amount: $758,138.00

Town of Culbertson Wastewater Facility Rehabili-

tation Phase 1 2013

The project consists of replacing approximately 3,500 feet of sanitary sewer

gravity main line with new PVC pipe and new manholes; a new sanitary sewer

lift station consisting of a new wet well, new suction pumps, lift station building

and associated electrical and mechanical equipment; the installation of approx-

imately 3,300 feet of new 8” PVC force main; and modification of an existing

infiltration lagoon cell with level control structure.

Contract Amount: $2,101,977.25

Chickasaw National Recreation Area 2013

In January of 2013, ECI began construction at the Chickasaw National Recrea-

tional Area near Sulphur, Oklahoma, to replace two existing lift stations. The

project is being done for the National Park Service. The project consists of in-

stalling two packaged lift stations, installing new wet wells, electrical services,

and associated pipe work. Expected completion is February 28th of 2013.



City of Soda Springs Wastewater Treatment Plant

2012-2013

This is a waste water treatment facility that we are upgrading for the City of

Soda Springs to meet new EPA requirements. We are adding a new plant to be

constructed around an existing plant still in operation. The new building will be

20,000 square feet with 21 foot concrete walls. We started with demolition of

existing process basins, concrete and asphalt, fencing and landscaping. The

secondary treatment process included concrete basins, equipment installation

and startup, grating and handrails, electrical and instrumentation. The tertiary

treatment process consisted of chemical storage tanks, process pressure and

drain piping, a backwash pump station and sludge drying bed pump drain sta-

tion. We started the new building from the ground up with concrete footings,

stem walls, walls and floors. It's a steel building with roof, monorails, trolleys &

hoists, a new HVAC system, drain piping, electrical and lighting. Once the pro-

ject is finished it will be complete with sidewalks, asphalt, fencing and gates as

well as landscaping. Forsgren & Associates are the engineers on the project,

and we've been using Associate Brigham Contractors (ABC) for the concrete

work.

Contract Amount $6,208,736.00

Hebgen Lake Estates Lift Station and Force Main

Improvements 2012

Replaced existing lift station and approximately 400 lineal feet of force main for

Hebgen Lake Estates just north of West Yellowstone. Included demolition of

old lift station, and equipment building.

Contract Amount $204,456.00

Chisos Basin Wastewater Treatment Plant – Big

Bend NP 2010-2011


ECI constructed a new sewer treatment plant at Big Bend National Park in the

Chisos Basin in south Texas. The project included removing sludge from existing

ponds to utilize for new plant site, underground utilities, construction of access

road and site work, all structures and buildings, blower building, facility piping,

lift station, treatment plant, and all site con-concrete and asphalt. We man-

aged subcontracts for surveying, electrical and mechanical trades and con-

structed the remaining items in house.

Contract Amount: $3,308.722.54

Tetonia Wastewater Treatment Plant, Tetonia, ID

2009

Treatment Improvements. Construction of an influent lift station and generator

building, lagoon construction and improvements, disinfection building, and as-

sociated piping and diversion and transfer structures. Collection Improvements.

Placement of several hundred feet of sewer line and many point repairs.

Contract Amount: $638,156

Fish Haven Wastewater Treatment Plant 2005

Built sewer treatment facility and evaporation pond. Scope of work included

dewatered site through gravel drainage system, excavated 9 acre lagoon, exca-

vated 3 acre lagoon, installed 60 mil pond liner in both lagoons, built three di-

version structures with head-gate systems, and rebuilt dike roads around la-

goon site.


City of St. Anthony Wastewater Treatment Im-

provements 2005

Modification of wastewater treatment facility. Scope of work included re-

shaping the existing sewer lagoon into two deeper lagoons, installed 6 lift sta-


tions and installed 3,200 lineal feet of 21” A2,000 Sewer line. Construct new

blower building with screen and Construct new chlorination building. Installed

16,000’ of new sewer line and installed new bridge and roadway into treat-

ment plant.


City of Burley Wastewater Treatment Plant 2005

Site work for $17 million wastewater treatment facility. Scope of work included

dewatering 4 acre site, clearing and grubbing, excavation and backfill for entire

site, site development for 12 million gallon concrete-encased treatment facility,

and excavation and pipe work for7500 ‘ of 14” to 48” fusion-type HDPE. Built

all roads on site.


City of McCammon Wastewater Treatment Facili-

ties Improvements 2005

Built secondary lagoon system for City, project included complete structural

dyke with interface piping, control structures and hook up to existing system.


Wastewater Treatment Upgrade, West Yellow-

stone, MT 1997

Wastewater treatment upgrade. Scope of work included construction of a new

aeration building. Installation of new mechanical controls, installation of new

electrical controls, installation of new aeration equipment, and installation of

miscellaneous piping.



Utilities

Bainville Montana, Workforce Housing 2012-2013

Installed sewer and water system for a workforce man camp. Included modifi-

cation to wall and pump house, also new pavement around the lake.


Norco Building Williston, ND 2012

Installed sewer to main building with 700 lineal foot of piping, installed water to main building With 700 linear feet of piping, also installed storm drainage system to storm retention ponds.


Rexburg 7th South Sewer Extension 2011

The project consisted of 2300 LF of 15” sanitary sewer line ranging from

16’deep to 22’ deep. Along with a 25’ deep lift station with all the necessary

piping and pumps, a 220’ directional bore was completed under the rail road

and highway 191. Once the piping installation was complete Edstrom Construc-

tion rebuilt the roads by placing 3,820 Cubic yards of engineered fill, 1,465 of ¾

road base, and 750 ton of asphalt. This project was completed within 60 days.


Panther Junction Water System 2011

This project consisted of constructing a Water Treatment Building. Installation

of 1500 LF 6” water main, 430 LF 8” water main, 2 booster pumps, a 6” gate

valve and 7 8” gate valves along with an air release valve. There was 370 LF of

PE water service installed, 2 fire hydrants, and 340 LF of 12” PVC water main.



Repair Failing Sewer – Chiricahua National Monu-

ment 2010-2011

Edstrom Construction has completed repairs of a failing sewer system at Chiri-

cahua National Monument outside of Wilcox, AZ. The project includes: demoli-

tion of parts of the existing system, pipe CIPP slip lining existing sewer lines,

working in environmentally sensitive areas, construction of several leach fields,

installation of lift stations and septic tanks, and new sewer line installation.

Contract Amount: $1,479,123

Waterline Repairs Multi-Year IDIQ Contract -

Travis AFB, CA 2009-2010

Edstrom Construction is in the second option year of a contract to repair / re-

place water lines at Travis AFB. The first work order of this IDIQ was to remove

and replace existing waterline from Hangar to Ellis and through the bulk fuels

area. It included water services, hydrants, removal and replacement of con-

crete and asphalt and grass and landscaped areas. It also included base coordi-

nation for work including water shut downs.


Darby Water System, Darby, MT 2009

Construction of 10,500 feet of water main, 1,577 LF of 6” main, 4,640 LF of 8”

main, 1,775 LF of 10” main and 3,180 lf of 12” main. ECI performed the con-

struction of 468 s.f. treatment building along with construction of electrical/

telemetry system to coordinate between three wells, a treatment building and

a water storage tank. Development of two wells and construction of treatment

facilities.


Bozeman Water Renovations, Bozeman, MT 2009



Carlsbad Caverns Sewer Rehabilitation 2007-2008

ECI installed both above and below ground forced and gravity sewer line for

Carlsbad Caverns National Park. Scope of work included rehabilitating lift sta-

tion, installed new macerator, installed 855 lineal feet of 4”- 8” dual contain-

ment schedule 40 sewer pipe, installed 5,658 lineal feet of 8”- 12” dual contain-

ment schedule 40 sewer pipe, and installed 154 galvanized stanchions for

above ground pipe. ECI also bored 12” and 4” holes a minimum of 48” deep

through bedrock for each stanchion and then installed 3,066 lineal feet of 6”-8”

dual containment fiberglass reinforced plastic pipe above ground down an es-

carpment dropping 560 vertical feet with slopes up to 38% grade. Installed 38

6”- 8” dual containment fiber-glass reinforced bends. Installed manholes and

reshaped and graded 2 sewage lagoons with 1.78 million gallon capacity each.

Relined sewage lagoons with 40 mil liner and topped with 6 inches of topsoil.

Due to the fragile nature of the area, all work on the escarpment had to be

done by hand including the hole boring, stanchion setting and pipe placement.


Fairview Water District Water Line 2005-2006

Installed new water system for the district. Scope of work included installing

20,480 lineal feet of 16” HDPE water line, 15,900 lineal feet of 12” HDPE water

line, 10,700 lineal feet of 10” HDPE water line, and 16,600 lineal feet of 8”

HDPE water line. Installed concrete water storage tank, 24 fire hydrants, 156

water services, 156 water meters.


City of Victor Water Tank 2004

Erection of cast in place one million gallon concrete water tank. Multilevel

pump station, full mechanical application with SCADA telemetry, emergency

bypass and gas feed chemical treatment. Also installed 13 miles of 10”, 12”,


14” and 16” ductile iron water main.


Wastewater Collection System, Victor, ID 1999

Installed 43,000' of 8" Mainline, 200 Manholes and 2 Lift Stations for the City.


Transmission Line City of Driggs, ID 1998

Installed 12" Gravity Main Line for the City.


City of Driggs Sewer& Water Improvements 1996

Replaced section of city water and sewer system and constructed a pump

building.


Government Highline Laterals 1991

Dig and place 14 miles of 48"x 8' pipe and all associated work. Obliterate ex-

isting roads and rebuild roads.


Developments


20/20 Professional Plaza 2013

Earthwork, Utilities, Paving, Concrete, Steel Supply, Steel Erection, Elevator,

Carpentry, Casework, Finish Carpentry, Roofing, Joint Sealants, Standard

Doors, Frames, Hardware, Aluminum Windows, Storefront, Glazing, Mechani-

cal plumbing, HVAC, Controls, and Testing and Balancing


The Homestead Subdivision 2013

Utility work in a subdivision. Includes over 3,500 feet of water main and over

3,500 feet of sewer main.


PLEASANT VALLEY RV PARK, WILLISTON ND 2012

BIP 40 LLC is developing a 114.72 acre site into an RV park with 6 acre +/- boat,

RV, utility storage area and a 4.5 acre +/- mini storage area. The plan calls for

708 RV sites (sized 30'x70') and five mobile home sites (sized 110'x50'). We are

responsible for all sewer and water utilities for these sites. We will install 495

linear feet of 15" sewer pipe, 17,517 linear feet of 8" sewer pipe, 61 manholes,

and 28,520 linear feet of 4" services. There will be 2,112 linear feet of 10" wa-

ter pipe, 19,075 linear feet of 8" water pipe, 928 linear feet of 6" water pipe,

and 21 fire hydrants. In 2012, we were able to get 350 units completed, and

will finish up in 2013.


Birch Creek 2008

ECI constructed a new subdivision 20 miles east of Idaho Falls. Scope of work

included excavating and backfilling 12 miles of trench for power and communi-


cations, placing 46,000 Cubic yards of structural fill, placing 14,000 Cubic Yards

of ¾ Gravel Road base, and building 8.5 miles of 24’ wide roadway. There was

extensive soft spot repair, along with installing 1,700 lineal feet of 6” waterline

and 390 lineal feet of corrugated metal culvert.


Wind River Estates 2008

Site work for a new residential subdivision in Shelley, Idaho. Scope of work in-

cluded, excavated 18,518 cu. yards of dirt from roadway, placed 4,500 cu.

yards of pit run, placed 1,500 tons of ¾” road base on road-way, and placed

900 tons of asphalt on road. Installed 2,690 lineal feet of curb and gutter, in-

stalled 120 lineal feet of 12” storm drain, installed 830 lineal feet of 18” storm

drain, installed 375 lineal feet of 24” storm drain, installed 170 lineal feet of

36” corrugated metal culvert, and installed 2 - 8 foot X 12 foot French drains.

ECI also installed 5 storm sewer manholes, 850 lineal feet of 8” SDR 35 sewer

line, 13 sewer services, 5 sanitary sewer manholes and 1 pour-in-place man-

hole. Installed 900 lineal feet of C900 water line, 13 water services, and com-

pleted 4 water main line hot taps.


Sugar City Business Park, Sugar City, ID 2008

Civil, site work and utility infrastructure installation for a new business park in

Sugar City, Idaho. Project included installation of water distribution and sewer

and sewer collection systems, conduit for future utilities and construction of

the road network.


Reserve at Badger Creek 2007

Site work for a new residential subdivision in Tetonia, Idaho. Scope of work in-

cluded excavate 18,620 cu. yards of material from roadway, fill 17,350 cu.


yards of material into dug way for roadway and place 3,244 cu. yards of pit run

on roadway, 1,946 cu. yards of ¾” road base on roadway. Install 90 lineal feet

of corrugated metal culvert, 100 lineal feet of 6” fire suppression line, 2 fire

hydrants, and excavate 2,160 cu. yards of material for 2 fire suppression

ponds. Install geotextile fabric and 40 mil liners in fire suppression ponds.


Obsidian Subdivision 2007

New subdivision in Driggs, Idaho. Scope of work included 5,864 cu. yds. of

roadway excavation, 5,864 cu. yds. placed into berms, and 1,200 cu. yds. of

coarse rock placed to stabilize soft roadway, 4,569 cu. yds. of pit run placed in

roadway, 1,276 cu. yds. of ¾” road base placed in roadway, 1,400 tons pf as-

phalt placed on roadway, and 9,444 sq. yds. of geotextile fabric placed in road-

way. 1,120 lineal feet of irrigation canal realignment, 250,000 gallon fire sup-

pression pond excavated and lined with 40 mil liner, 3,000 feet of electrical/

communications trench excavated and backfilled, 1 - 12’ wide, 4’ high, 80’ long

multiplate arched bridge.


IRONWOOD PUD 2006-2007

New subdivision in Driggs, Idaho. Scope of work included, 129,537 cu. yds.

roadway excavation, 16,233 cu. yds. pit run placed in road prism, 8,815 cu. yds.

¾” road base placed on road, and ¾” road base

crushed onsite. 6,910 lineal feet of 6” C900 potable water line, 11,367 lineal

feet of 8” C900 fire suppression line, 21 fire hydrants, 13,128 lineal feet of 8”

SDR35 sewer line, 54 - 4’ sanitary sewer manholes, 109 water and sewer ser-

vices, 2 miles of 24’ wide paved road using 3,065 tons of asphalt, 46,640 sq.

yds. Of geotextile fabric in the road prism.


Shoshoni Plains Phases II thru IVB 2006-2007

New subdivision in Driggs, Idaho. Scope of work included 24,492 cu. yds. road-


way and path excavation, 14,148 cu. yds. roadway and path structural fill and

13,531 cu. yds. roadway and path crushed aggregate. 1 – 10’ wide, 3’6” high

150’ long multi-plate arched bridge, 1 – 10’ wide, 3’6” high 70’ long multiplate

arched bridge, and 1 – 10’ wide, 3’6” high 40’ long multi-plate arched bridge.

4,500 cu. yds. compacted fill on lots. 10,879 lineal feet of 8” ductile iron water

line, 8,917 lineal feet of 8” SDR 35 sewer line, 41 sanitary sewer manholes, 119

sewer connections, 119 water connections, 10,300 lineal feet of utility trench

and backfill, 19,873 lineal feet of curb, 15,248 lineal feet of sidewalk, 30,582

sq. yds. Of 2” thick asphalt, 3 acres of shaped nature parks, and Soccer field.


Premier Business Park Development 2006

Site work for new business park in Idaho Falls, Idaho. Scope of work included

extensive blasting, rock removal, and extensive use of a hoe hammer in sub

grade prep. Excavated 33,981 cu. yds. of material from roadway, installed

10,195 sq. yds. of geotextile fabric, installed 2523 cu. yds. of ¾” road base, laid

1,423 tons of asphalt, chip sealed 8,649 sq. yds., installed 2,820 lineal feet of

curb and gutter, 1,600 lineal feet of 12” Ductile Iron water main, 1,260 lineal

feet of 8” Ductile Iron water main, 150 lineal feet of 6” Ductile Iron water main,

15 water services, 10 – 6” water services, 8 fire hydrants, 2,474 lineal feet of

SDR 35 sewer line, 15 sewer services, installed 13 – 48” sanitary sewer man-

holes, 1,872 lineal feet of 12” storm drain, 7 storm drain catch basins, 5 storm

drain 48” manholes, excavated and backfilled 3,000 lineal feet of utility trench,

and installed 6,000 lineal feet of conduit.


Specialty


Arco Water System Improvement Phase II 2013

Civil, architectural, structural, mechanical, electrical and instrumentation work

for the City of Arco. Project consists of installing one new 1000 gpm potable

water well and associated well house with standby power generator.


HENDERSON APARTMENTS 2010-2011

Set up SWWP. Completed all mass excavation of hard rock, 21,560 CY. Utilities

installed include 200 LF of 6” SDR Pipe, 940 LF of 6” water, 900 LF of 8” Water,

including water services and 2 fire hydrants. Installation of 1020 LF of 12”

Storm Drain, and trenching, bedding, and backfill for electrical conduits, 1800

LF. Finish Grade 150,000 SF and place 95,600 SF of ¾ road base. 38,800 SF con-

crete prep for sidewalk and flatwork, along with 2062 LF of curb prep and

backfill and place topsoil in landscape area, 1000 CY. Asphalt paving parking

lot. Contract Amount:: $854,877

Madison High School, Rexburg ID 2008-2010

The project consists of SWPP installations and maintenance, site work, utilities,

concrete, and asphalt for the construction of a new high school in Rexburg, ID.

Earthwork included clearing and grubbing the site, mass excavation, structural

import for the building pads, footing excavation and backfill and finish grading

and prep for site concrete, asphalt, sports facilities and landscape areas. Utili-

ties included gravity and pressure sewer lines, a sewer lift station, extension of

the city water supply and onsite water, storm drainage system and conduits for

power and communication lines.


Teton Lakes Golf Course 2008

ECI added an additional 9 holes to the Teton Lakes Golf Course. Scope of work


included all work, shaping, greens and bunker construction, seeding and earth

work which was all performed in-house. Installed 290 Toro 670 irrigation heads

with wire, 7 controllers, 360’ of 14” 905, irrigation pipe, 1,000’ of 12” SDR 21

irrigation pipe, 1,000’ of 10” SDR 21 irrigation pipe, 1,700’ of 8” SDR 21 irriga-

tion pipe, 2,000’ of 6” SDR 21 irrigation pipe, 1,400’ of 4” SDR 21 irrigation

pipe, 860’ of 3” SDR 21 irrigation pipe, 1,500’ of 3” bell end lateral irrigation

pipe, and 20,200’ of 2” bell end lateral irrigation pipe. All valves, drains and air

relief valves for system, 2-200hp and 1-20hp irrigation pumps, including the

Pump House and Wet Well. ECI moved and placed 155,000 cu. yds. of dirt and

shaped entire golf course and built all 9 tees and all greens. Finished and plant-

ed 52 acres of fairways, roughs, tees and greens.


Snake River Crossing 2008

Remove and reestablish forced main under the Snake River. Previous line float-

ed and broke in July 2008 allowing 60,000 gallons of raw sewage to flow into

the Snake River daily. Scope of work included establishing traffic control be-

tween Jackson and Wilson across Snake River Bridge, remove rip rap on levy

per Army Corps of Engineers specifications, removal of temporary jetty, and re-

route the Snake River temporarily. Excavate and place 900 lineal feet of 12”

HDPE, excavate and place 1800 feet of 8” HDPE, excavate through the levy of

the Snake River, and remove and replace clay core on river levy per Army Corps

of Engineers specifications. Replace rip rap on levy per Army Corps of Engineers

specifications, re-connect new forced main and restore lift station operation,

remove 8” temporary forced main across Snake River Bridge and restore boat

ramp and road. All pipe was installed on grade under 14 feet of water with an-

chor blocks attached every 10 feet.


Grassy Lake Dam Modification 2004

Demolition and reconstruction of spillway, roads and toe drains. Improved and

graded access roads. Applied magnesium chloride for dust abatement. Built


temporary access road for spillway. Demolished and disposed of old reinforced

concrete spillway chute. Removed and controlled water during construction.

Excavated 2,100 cu. yds. of material for toe drain replacement. Excavated

8,000 cu. yds. of material for spillway chute replacement. Placed and compact-

ed 1,040 cu. yds. of backfill for toe drains. Placed 2,750 cu. yds. of pervious

backfill on toe drains. Installed 11 temporary observation wells. Placed and

compacted 3,200 cu. yds. of backfill for spillway chute replacement. Placed

1,060 cu. yds. of filter sand for toe drains. Installed 1,360 lineal feet of 10”

HDPE for toe drains. Prepared 1,000 sq. yds. of foundation for seepage blanket.

Placed 730 cu. yds. of filter sand for seepage blanket. Installed 120 lineal feet of

10” HDPE pipe for seepage blanket. Installed 1,900 lineal feet of slotted 6” PVC

pipe. Installed 60 lineal feet of solid 6” PVC pipe. Poured 1,800 cu. yds. of 5,000

lb. compressive strength concrete. Installed 237,000 lbs. of re-bar in concrete

and seeded 16 acres. All concrete was poured to spec by Edstrom’s mixed on-

site using their portable batch plant.


Channel Modification 1992

Colorado River rip rap. Scope of work included Quarried rock, Processed rock,

hauled and placed 90,000 tons of Rip Rap on the Colorado River.


Vertical Construction

Big Bend Remodel Administration Building, Big

Bend, TX 2012-2013

Remodeled the administration building for the National Park Service to include;

removing and replacing HVAC, upgrading electrical, drywall repair, remove and

replace ceiling tiles, demo of concrete, partial screen wall, stair nosing, carpet

and walls. We also redid the bathrooms. This project was subcontracted from E

-Corp.


Big Bend Law Enforcement Housing, Big Bend, TX

2011-2012


6 single family homes, each 1580 sq. ft., 3 duplexes, each 3300 sq. ft., All infra-

structure being completed by ECI. Installation, trenching of all propane and util-

ities. Self performing all work including, concrete installation.


Big Bend Auditorium Addition, Big Bend TX 2012-

2013

Added on to existing admin building an auditorium for park visitors. All site

work, excavation, Utilities, concrete & rebar, block, structural steel and some

finishes.


Qualifications and Training

OSHA, DOD, EPA, MSHA, DOT Training Course, Hazardous Materials

Training (HAZWOPER), HazWaste Operations Supervisor Training, US

Army Corp of Engineers Construction, Management, Competent Person

in Trench Excavation, Fork lift and Mobile Crane Operator, Medical First

Response First Aide CPR, Incident Command Training, Confined Space

Entry, Electrical Safety and Lockout.

North American Industrial Classification System Codes (NAICS)

212312, 212313, 212319, 212321, 212322, 221210, 221310, 221320,

221122, 221330, 236210, 237310, 237990, 238110, 238120, 238190,

238910, 238990, 238390, 562910

Standard Industrial Classification Codes (SIC)

1541, 1542, 1771, 1794, 1795, 1411, 1441, 4612, 4613, 4619, 4952,

4941, 4961, 4971, 4931, 4953


Key Personnel

Delbert and Linda Edstrom

Delbert and Linda Edstrom started Edstrom Construction in April 1975.

Delbert had been working as a Superintendent for Hartwell Excavation.

Kennedy Paving and Hartwell Excavation decided to merge com-

companies and create a new entity. As part of the merger, employees of

Hartwell Excavation were given the option of a buyout on their stocks.

Delbert and Linda decided this was their opportunity to start their own

business and made their first purchase, a backhoe. Through determina-

tion-nation and ambition they have grown Edstrom Construction to the

company it is today; averaging 10 million a year in revenue and employ-

ing some 75 employees.

Linda Edstrom - Owner/President

As President, Linda oversees all financial operations of the company. As

a newly formed company, she was solely responsible for the accounting,

licensing, banking, project correspondence and all other office opera-

tions. Her experience includes 35 years in project analysis, accounting

for the business, expansion planning, and project management. Linda

also recognizes the importance of giving back to the local com-munity.

She serves as a member of the Rexburg Civic Club and also serves active-

ly in her church.

Delbert Edstrom - Owner/Secretary

Delbert Edstrom is part owner and Operations Manager for ECI. He has

been in the construction field for 43 years. His background includes con-

struction for support elements, as well as water, sewer and storm drain

pipelines, excavation and grading. Delbert has extensive knowledge in

dewatering, as well as bypass pumping. He has worked in many multi-

task projects through completion with subcontract interface and mass

vendor participation.


John Edstrom—Operations / Project Man-agement

John has worked for Edstrom Construction since 1989 and served as a

Project Supervisor since 1995. He became the Site Supervisor and

Health and Safety Officer in 2006. John is a skilled operator in all types

of heavy construction equipment. His supervisory role allows him to

work with municipal, state, and federal agencies in completing pro-

projects; ranging from building site work to culinary and sewer pipeline

systems. John has certification in 40-hour OSHA training, 8-hour OSHA

refresher training, Competent Per-son Trenching and Excavation, U.S.

Army Corps of Engineers Quality Construction Management Training

Course, Confined Space Entry, Emergency First Aid/CPR, BLM standards

for Survival and his CDL. He brings technical expertise to out ream in

Pipeline Construction, Wastewater System Construction, Liner Systems,

Project Estimating, Project Scheduling, Project Inter-facing, and Heavy

Equipment Operation.

Brian Edstrom – Project Management/ Busi-ness

Development/ Cost Analysis/ Safety

Brian Edstrom has been raised in the construction industry from his ear-

ly childhood. Since 2004 Brian has been placed in a variety of key man-

agement positions that have given him experience succeeding in both

the field and administrative aspects of the company. Brian also has ex-

tensive experience dealing with both Government and Mu-Municipal

entities, which provides Edstrom Construction with the ability to stream-

line the construction process on a variety of construction scopes. Brian

has been successful on multiple projects as he has focused on cutting

costs while still achieving quality work-workmanship. Specifically as a

project manager, Brian trains and enforces OSHA health and safety reg-

ulations throughout the company. His training includes, Competent Per-

son training, OSHA Compliance, Management skills by Rockhurst, CPR,

and First Aid Certification. Brian also brings to Edstrom Construction the

crucial aspect of developing honest and trustworthy relationships with

clients from the initial stages of the bidding process through to the com-

pletion of the project. Brian’s experience in the field and in the office


has taught him that getting the job done right the first time is as im-

portant to the client as it is to Edstrom Construction.

Bryce Dalton – Estimating / Project Man-agement

Bryce has worked with Edstrom Construction since the spring of 2010.

He started with ECI as an intern for his Bachelor’s Degree in Construc-

tion Management, working as a field engineer on various site work and

pipe projects in the Rexburg, Idaho area. In the spring of 2011 he gradu-

ated from Brigham Young University – Idaho with a Bachelor Degree in

Construction Management with an emphasis in Business Management

and Commercial Construction. In ad-addition to his education, Bryce has

his OSHA 30 hour card, experience in landscape restoration, and cus-

tomer satisfaction. Since his graduation, his role with Edstrom Construc-

tion has developed into estimating small residential projects all the way

up to multi-million dollar federal pro-projects. Bryce is proficient in esti-

mating and scheduling projects thoroughly and accurately. Bryce uses

Bid To Win estimating software, as well as Microsoft Office Project for

scheduling and On-Screen Takeoff software daily to forecast project

costs and production.

Jim Martin—Project Manager

Jim has worked for Edstrom Construction since 2006. He started as an

operator and quickly worked his way up to superintendent and then to

project manager. Jim works with clients on a daily basis helping resolve

their concerns and problems and building exceptional projects. Jim

spent eight years building golf courses exclusively for Arnold Palmer,

having worked on 12 sig-nature courses from California to Florida. He

has 15 years of supervisory, grade and dirt moving experience. He has

recently trained in the use of Edstrom’s new GPS rover, which he now

directs. His certifications include, CPR and First Aid, OSHA Trench Safety

Competent Person Training, Army Corps of Engineers Quality Control,

and Rockhurst Management Skills.

Joe Stanislao—Quality Control


Joe has been in a Quality Control position for the last 13 years, whether

it be his own company or working for others. He started quality control

in the produce industry, inspecting the pro-duce in both the receiving

and prior to loading for delivery areas. He began implementing quality

and control on his own initiative and was later moved into a full time

position by the company. He moved to Clearwater Environmental, Inc.

in 1999 as the Division Controller and was in charge of finances for the

Western Division. He instituted changes that consolidated the company

onto a single IT System and led a team review of the quality control pro-

cedures and instituted the recommended changes. He started with

Edstrom Construction in the second year of the Grassy Lake Project. He

helped make changes that brought the project in on both time and

budget. He currently fills the role of Quality Control Manager on

Edstrom's Federal contracts.


Contact Information

Headquarters

1305 South 12th West

Rexburg, ID 83440

Phone: (208) 356-3577

Fax: (208) 356-4236

Shop

2880 W. 3200 S.

Rexburg, ID 83440

Phone: (208) 356-3645

Website

www.edstromconstruction.com

License’s and Registration’s

EIN: 82-0367276

DUNS: 09-202-1757

Cage Code: 3G6W4

Idaho Contractor 10467-AAA-1-4 (02740)

Idaho Public Works 15916-B-1

Idaho Registration RCE-4494

North Dakota Contractor 43254

Montana Contractor 7889-A

MT ID # 2259

California Contractor 550262

Nevada Contractor 0052032

Documents

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