SHINE Technologies Site Electrical

Biotech PORTFOLIO

SHINE Technologies Site Electrical

SHINE Technologies, Janesville, WI

SPECIFICATIONS

LOCATION

Janesville, WI

SIZE

32,700 SF

CLIENT

Baker Concrete Construction Co.

CONTRACT AMOUNT

$2.6MM

FEATURED

Embedded conduit within ½” tolerance

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This 32,700 square-foot isotope production facility will use a patented, proprietary manufacturing process to produce medical isotopes such as molybdenum-99 (moly-99), the essential component in medical imaging procedures used to diagnose heart disease and other conditions.  We will install over 17,000 feet of conduit in the concrete floors and walls of the facility.  All conduit is galvanized rigid steel, mostly 2” or larger.  These conduit racks and runs have exclusively been built in our prefabrication facility. QA/QC is critical on this project as embedded conduit has to be within ½” tolerance of designed locations. Large multi-conduit assemblies are prefabricated and shipped to the jobsite, where they are picked by crane and set in place for final assembly. The significant prefabrication is critical because minimizing the labor on-site allows us to avoid the high potential for personal injury that can occur on such a project.

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WISDOT County Highway M Reconstruction

Community PORTFOLIO

WIDOT County Highway M Reconstruction

State of Wisconsin, Fitchburg, WI

SPECIFICATIONS

LOCATION

Fitchburg, WI

SIZE

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CLIENT

Integrity Grading & Excavating, Inc.

CONTRACT AMOUNT

$2.5MM

FEATURED

Lighting for underpass at CTH PD

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Photo Credit: Channel 3000

Installation of lighting and traffic signals for WIS DOT on County Highway M in Dane County. The construction included two major intersections; CTH. M and  CTH. PD, as well as, CTH. M and  Mid Town Rd. Westphal provided path lighting and lighting for an underpass at CTH. PD.

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WISDOT Rock County IH 90/39 and IH 43 Interchange Reconfiguration

Community PORTFOLIO

WIDOT Rock County IH 90/39 and IH 43 Interchange Reconfiguration

Wisconsin DOT, Beloit, WI

SPECIFICATIONS

LOCATION

Beloit, WI

SIZE

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CLIENT

I-39 Constructors, LLC.

ENGINEER

Oneida Engineering Solutions

CONTRACT AMOUNT

$2.3MM

FEATURED

New Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS)

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Photo Credit: Oneida Engineering Solutions

This $114 million project near the border of Wisconsin and Illinois is located at the interchange of three highways: Interstate-90/39, Interstate-43, and State Highway 81. Our scope includes the demolition of existing electrical systems and installing new traffic signals, lighting, and ITS (intelligent traffic systems). There is a robust coordination effort between trades on this project because of the number of new structures to be built.

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WISDOT Dane County Weigh-in-Motion System I39/I90

Community PORTFOLIO

WISDOT Dane County Weigh-in-Motion System I39/I90

Wisconsin DOT, Dane County, WI

SPECIFICATIONS

LOCATION

Dane County, WI

SIZE

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CLIENT

Mashuda Contractors

ENGINEER

Oneida Engineering Solutions

CONTRACT AMOUNT

$2.7MM

FEATURED

New Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS)

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Photo Credit: Oneida Engineering Solutions

The project is located on southbound I-39/90 in Dane County, WI.  The scope of our project is to upgrade the existing weigh-in motion/static scale system for large vehicles. We are also upgrading the lighting for the building (the Safety and Weight Enforcement Facility #16).  Along with the SWEF improvements we are installing new intelligent transportation systems (ITS) within the limits of the project. 

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Hormel SPAM Line Relocation

Industrial PORTFOLIO

Hormel SPAM Line Relocation

Hormel Foods, Dubuque, IA

SPECIFICATIONS

LOCATION

Dubuque, IA

SIZE

348,000 SF

CLIENT

SSOE Systems, Inc.

CONTRACT AMOUNT

$2.5MM

FEATURED

Controls for complex food processing equipment

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Photo Credit: Telegraph Herald

Hormel Foods Corporation relocated its SPAM production facility from Omaha to Dubuque’s 348,000 square-foot Progressive Processing plant. The project included two phases of work – the dismantling of the production line in Omaha and the rebuilding of the line in Dubuque. During Phase I, we traveled to the Omaha plant to thoroughly audit, tag, and test equipment, calculate power requirements, and determine an efficient power and installation plan for the rebuild. The relocation was set to be completed in an aggressive 19 day schedule. The project was midway through when the coronavirus pandemic hit, resulting in a significant spike in demand for SPAM, and making it critical for production to get up and running quickly. Phase I electrical work was completed ahead of schedule and exceeded both the general contractor and client’s quality standards.

Phase II of the project included adding a new production line to the existing facility. Our scope included installation of stainless steel raceways, new lighting, power, and controls for complex food processing equipment. The project required thoughtful and inventive planning in order to integrate various production lines and limit downtime. The efficient and quality work is a product of our partnership with Hormel to oversee ongoing maintenance, service and emergency electrical services at their plant.

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Edgerton High School Addition and Remodel

K12 EDUCATION PORTFOLIO

Edgerton High School Addition and Remodel

Edgerton School District, Edgerton, WI

SPECIFICATIONS

LOCATION

Edgerton, WI

SIZE

179,600 SF

CLIENT

J.P. Cullen

ARCHITECT

Bray Architects

CONTRACT AMOUNT

$2.7MM

FEATURED

Upgraded data and voice cabling infrastructure

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Photo Credit: Bray Architects

This project includes a 5,600 square-foot addition, a complete demolition and remodeling of 42,000 square feet of space, and additional system upgrades in 132,000 square feet of the existing school. We are installing lighting and fire alarm upgrades, a new PA system, a new emergency power system, and upgrading the existing data and voice cabling infrastructure.

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Hilton Garden Inn – Downtown Madison, WI

Hospitality PORTFOLIO

Hilton Garden Inn

Mortensen Development, Madison, WI

SPECIFICATIONS

LOCATION

Madison, WI

SIZE

188,000 SF

CLIENT

Mortensen Construction Co.

ARCHITECT

Kahler Slater

CONTRACT AMOUNT

$2.95MM
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Photo Credit: Kahler Slater

This is a new 176 room, 188,000 square-foot hotel constructed on the University of Wisconsin campus adjacent to the Kohl Center, the home of UW’s basketball and hockey teams. Our work included lighting, power, voice/data cabling, emergency power, and fire alarm system. The entire project had an extensive 3D model created by the ours and others’ advanced virtual construction team. The BIM model was used for extensive multi-trade prefabrication for the entire project. The condensed mechanical areas were modeled in detail in order to complete the project on an aggressive timeline. Hotel rooms were fully mocked up to confirm locations of all contractors’ scopes of work.

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Edgerton Community Elementary School

K12 EDUCATION PORTFOLIO

Edgerton Community Elementary School

Edgerton School District, Edgerton, WI

SPECIFICATIONS

LOCATION

Edgerton, WI

SIZE

140,000 SF

CLIENT

J.P. Cullen

ARCHITECT

Bray Architects

CONTRACT AMOUNT

$3.3MM

FEATURED

2500 amp 480V electrical system

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Photo Credit: Bray Architects

This project consisted of remodeling 92,000 square feet of the existing school, plus a 48,000 square-foot addition. The project had an aggressive schedule that required us to work on second and third shifts to complete, since the school was in operation during construction. Our project scope included the installation of new light fixtures, a PA system, clock system, fire alarm system, emergency power and new voice/data cabling by our Globalcom Technologies division. While the remodeling took place, the addition was being built at the same time. During the summer break, a new 2500 amp 480V electrical system and emergency generator power system was installed.

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UW-Platteville Boebel Hall Renovations

Higher EDUCATION PORTFOLIO

UW-Platteville Boebel Hall Renovations

State of Wisconsin, Platteville, WI

SPECIFICATIONS

LOCATION

Platteville, WI

SIZE

50,000 SF

CLIENT

Miron Construction Company

ARCHITECT

Continuum Architects & Planners

CONTRACT AMOUNT

$4MM

FEATURED

Full removal and replacement of all electrical systems

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Photo Credit: Continuum Architects & Planners

The work at UWP’s main science building consists of construction of a new 3,800 gross square-foot addition and renovation of 46,315 gross square-feet to support instructional laboratories, undergraduate research space, and a general assignment classroom. The fully renovated facility will support the program space needs of the Departments of Biology, Chemistry, Geography and Geology. Spaces include labs for general biology, molecular biology, anatomy and physiology, microbiology, and botany; lab support spaces will include a cadaver storage room. The third-floor greenhouse will be renovated and spaces for Chemistry class laboratories and support will be included. Space for Geography and Geology Programs will include labs for physical geography, geology, and geographic information systems (GIS). Shared spaces include a classroom and collaboration spaces.

Electrical and low voltage scope of work includes full removal and replacement of all electrical systems while a portion of the 1st floor remains occupied during the school year. Systems include:

  • Mass demolition and replacement of all existing floors (basement, 1st-3rd, and penthouse)
  • 12,470 Volt electrical service replaced in the same foot print as the existing service
  • All power distribution throughout the building
  • Replace existing emergency generator with new outdoor diesel generator
  • Replacement of lighting, specialty low voltage lighting controls for labs, specialty power for labs and HVAC
  • Replacement of fire alarm, area of rescue assistance, access control system, telecommunications, clock system, distributed antenna system (DAS), extensive audio visual system for labs and collaborative spaces.

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Milton High School Addition & Remodeling

K12 EDUCATION PORTFOLIO

Milton High School Addition & Remodeling

School District of Milton, WI, Milton, WI

SPECIFICATIONS

LOCATION

Milton, WI

SIZE

108,000 SF
CLIENT

J.P. Cullen

ARCHITECT

Plunkett Raysich Architects, LLP

CONTRACT AMOUNT
$4.7MM

FEATURED

Expanded emergency and night light circuits

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Photo Credit: Channel 3000

The 108,000 square-foot Milton High School project consists of a new gym, pool, and shop classroom area and the renovation of 75,000 square feet of existing space. Our electrical and telecom scope of work includes: increasing the size of the electrical service in order to accommodate the additions; adding a new emergency generator; expanding the emergency and night light circuits for existing light fixtures throughout the school. All other electrical and telecom work includes: power distribution; fire alarm; lighting and controls both in the building and on the surrounding site; voice; data; audio-visual cabling; building security; overhead paging; and AV.

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S.C. Johnson Headquarters

CORPORATE PORTFOLIO

S.C. Johnson Headquarters

S.C. Johnson & Son, Inc., Racine, WI

SPECIFICATIONS

LOCATION

Racine, WI

SIZE

170,000 SF

CLIENT

Mortenson Construction Co.

CONTRACT AMOUNT

$8.34MM

FEATURED

35KV exterior substation

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Photo Credit: The Journal Times

There are three major phases to this project: 1) the construction of a new 35KV exterior substation, 2) demolition of existing facilities, and 3) construction of a new headquarters building.

For the substation work, our scope includes installing six medium voltage feeders in concrete duct banks to various substation locations on campus. Coordination of the various shutdowns on an active campus will be challenging.

The demolition work requires razing five buildings and an interior gut of four existing buildings. Our challenge is that many of the campus power and other systems tie into the rest of the campus through these buildings. Service will need to be maintained during demolition or rerouted prior to in order to keep the disruption of the occupied spaces to a minimum.

The new, 170,000 square feet of headquarters space consists of two new buildings constructed from the ground up and four existing buildings that will be completely renovated, with some areas remaining occupied during the remodeling. We are installing new power, LED lighting, lighting controls, fire alarm, and low voltage systems into the new headquarters.

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Advocate Aurora Medical Center – Mount Pleasant

HEALTHCARE PORTFOLIO

Advocate Aurora Medical Center

Advocate Aurora Health Care System, Mount Pleasant, WI

SPECIFICATIONS

LOCATION

Mount Pleasant, WI

SIZE

330,000 SF

CLIENT

Mortenson Construction Co.

ARCHITECT

Mortenson Development

CONTRACT AMOUNT

$21.6MM

FEATURED

Three 500kW generator sets for emergency power

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Photo Credit: Mortenson Development

This new, 330,000 square-foot hospital is designed to serve the health care needs of the rapidly growing areas of southeastern Wisconsin and northeastern Illinois. The project includes a 60-bed acute care hospital, five operating rooms, an emergency department, imaging suites, and a pharmacy. The attached medical office building will provide patient services for sports medicine, rehabilitation, and physician office space. This $250 million project is being designed and constructed using Lean Construction techniques, including a formal Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) approach. As an “early trade involvement contractor”, we have assisted with value engineering ideas, cost budgeting and trending, and constructability reviews and suggestions.

Our scope of work includes a campus-wide medium voltage distribution system; normal, emergency, life safety, critical, and equipment branch power distribution, three 500kW generator sets for emergency power, branch power, lighting, lighting control, site and parking lot lighting, and fire alarm system.

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