INTRODUCTION
Over
thirty-five years experience in heavy construction management
and operations, contract value over four billion dollars.
Areas of responsibility have included construction of highways,
bridges, mass transit line - station - surface - elevated -
underground, treatment plants, dams, canals, flood control,
powerhouses, marine work, tunnels - softground - hard rock (conventional
and tbm), and quarry operations. Managed staffing, presentation,
estimating, project operations, settlement and contract closeout.
CREDENTIALS
BS Civil Engineering - University
of Minnesota.
Registered Civil Engineer, CA - VA - MD - WDC
EXPERIENCE
1997-present PRESIDENT and CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER - FLOOD
CONTROL AMERICA, LLC. (start
up company)
1985-1996 PRESIDENT - Heavy Construction Division
- Nation Wide Operation Responsible for all division operation
including work selected to be bid, bid preparation and project
execution.
PROJECTS:
$380MM-cut
& cover highway; $40MM-utility relocation; $30MM cip bridge;
$24MM - powerhouse; $115MM-lock & dam; $160MM-three subway
stations; $174MM - water tunnels; $110MM - cut & cover and
soft ground tunnel; $104MM - highway reconstruction; $168MM
- sewer tunnel; $220MM - sewage treatment plant $190MM - fourteen
miles of highway and bridges; $120MM - two miles of highway;
$103MM - segmental bridge;
$210MM - cut & cover highway; $148MM - three subway tunnels and stations; $11MM - railroad
reconstruction; $175MM two subway stations; $250MM - cut &
cover highway; $150MM - marine embankment; $50MM - four miles
of highway reconstruction; $25MM-up-down foundation and marine
work; $120 MM - eight different projects of lesser size involving
highways, site development, utilities, building foundation and
rail work.
1984 PRESIDENT MFB INC
$1MM - five
projects on utilities, foundations and flood control
1976
- 1983 AREA MANAGER - Major US Contractor
Over twenty
projects on transit, powerhouses, highways and tunnels
1965
- 1975 PROJECT LEVEL
Over ten projects on canals, highways, powerhouses, flood control
and mass transit.
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