The Construction Management Association of America (CMAA) is pleased to announce it has recognized 20 projects for outstanding achievements in construction management.
The 2022 Project Achievement Award winners are:
Environmental: Construction value less than $50 Million
Soldier Canyon Filter Plant Expansion
Owner: Soldier Canyon Water Treatment Authority
Project Team: Ditesco Services, Stantec, BCER, Houston Engineering
Environmental: Construction value less than $50 Million
Middle Fork Nooksack River Fish Passage Project
Owner: City of Bellingham
Project Team: HDR, Walsh Group, Collins Engineers
Education: Construction value greater than $50 Million
Ann Richards School for Young Women Leaders
Owner: Austin Independent School District
Project Team: AECOM, R-O Construction, O’Connell Robertson
Transportation: Construction value less than $50 Million
Maryland Avenue Reconstruction Project from 2nd Street NE to 14th Street NE
Owner: District of Columbia Department of Transportation
Project Team: Cube Root Corp, Johnson, Mirmiran & Thompson, Inc.; Fort Myer Construction
Education: Construction value greater than $50 Million
Omaha Public Schools Westview High School and YMCA Facility
Owner: Omaha Public Schools
Project Team: Jacobs, Sampson Construction, Perkins & Will, BCDM Architects
Transportation: Construction value greater than $50 Million
Runway 18R/36L Rehabilitation Project
Owner: Dallas Ft. Worth International Airport
Project Team: AECOM, Austin Industries, RS&H
Transportation: Construction value less than $10 Million
Rehabilitation of Runway 14-32 and Taxiways J/J1
Owner: Massport
Project Team: Massport, McCourt Construction
Government: Construction value greater than $50 Million
P-440 Pier 8 Replacement at Naval Base San Diego
Owner: United States Navy/NAVFAC
Project Team: Manson Construction, WSP, MA Engineers, Matrix Environmental, Geo Engineers
Residential/Mixed-Use: Construction value less than $50 Million
NYCHA Andrew Jackson Houses Electrical Feeder Replacement
Owner: New York City Housing Authority
Project Team: STV, EIA, Lakhani & Jordan Engineers
Residential/Mixed-Use: Construction value greater than $50 Million
Park Center
Owner: Lowe
Project Team: The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company, Bonstra | Haresign, Rathgeber/Goss Associates, JennERIK Engineering, Inc.; Johnson Bernat Associates, Inc.
Commercial/Sports/Entertainment/Hospitality: Construction value less than $50 Million
Pepper Family Wildlife Center at Lincoln Park Zoo
Owner: Lincoln Park Zoo
Project Team: Pepper Construction, Goettsch Partners, WSP, Primera
Government: Construction value less than $50 Million
Netherlands Carillon Rehabilitation
Owner: U.S. National Park Service
Project Team: AFG Group, Asturian Group, Inc., Consigli Construction, Quinn Evans
Water/Wastewater/Utility: Construction value less than $50 Million
Honolulu Board of Water Supply Construction Management & Electrical Engineering Support
Owner: Honolulu Board of Water Supply
Project Team: RHA Construction Management Group, NORESCO
Education: Construction value less than $50 Million
Austin ISD's Rosedale School Modernization Project
Owner: Austin Independent School District
Project Team: AECOM, R-O Construction, Page
Environmental: Construction value greater than $50 Million
Conley Terminal Modernization Program New Berth 10 Construction
Owner: Massport
Project Team: GEI Consultants
Healthcare: Construction value less than $10 Million
Torre Medica Otay
Owner: Loma Desarrollos
Project Team: PIZA International, RDLP Arquitectos
Healthcare: Construction value greater than $50 Million
AdventHealth - Taneja Center for Surgery
Owner: AdventHealth
Project Team: Jacobs, HuntonBrady, Robins & Morton
Residential/Mixed-Use: Construction value less than $10 Million
Safe Water Action Program
Owner: City of Fort Collins, Colo.
Project Team: Ditesco, Connell Resources
Commercial/Sports/Entertainment/Hospitality: Construction value greater than $50 Million
MITIMCo, South of Main “SoMa” | Site 3 Building
Owner: MIT Investment Management Company
Project Team: Turner Construction, Perkins & Will
Water/Wastewater/Utility: Construction value greater than $50 Million
Newark Lead Service Line Replacement Program
Owner: City of Newark, N.J.
Project Team: CDM Smith, Roman E&G Corp.
The award winners will be recognized October 11, 2022, at the CMAA Industry Honors Program and Reception during CMAA2022, in San Diego, Calif. Award winners serve as examples for CMAA to promote professionalism and excellence in the management of the construction process.
Photos and narratives of individual projects can be viewed here.