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Teal Construction – February Newsletter

clicktunity@gmail.com (Scott Webb) — Thu, 01 Mar 2018 00:25:00 GMT

On February 8th, the Teal team working with Garden & Ornamental Designs, Inc. lifted the control tower cab safely and successfully. The entire team with Corporate Safety Director, Ziggy Garcia, built the lift plan with the erector and pre-test lifts prior to the final lift on Thursday. This is the first control tower that Teal has constructed and our third project with TxDot Aviation Division. The Teal team is Superintendent Wes Chapman, Assistant Superintendent John Chapman, Project Manager Robert Varner, and Project Executive Pat Garrett.

Check out the Video of the Cab Rising Here

Check out what we have been doing in 2018, our full newsletter is below

Klein Fire Station – Final Construction

clicktunity@gmail.com (Scott Webb) — Thu, 01 Mar 2018 00:00:00 GMT

Teal Construction is Hiring – All Offices

clicktunity@gmail.com (Scott Webb) — Thu, 01 Mar 2018 00:00:00 GMT

NOW HIRING! Are you a goal-oriented, go-getter? We are looking for Project Managers and Superintendents for all offices! Email your Resume to info@tealcon.com

Teal Construction Offices – Open Thursday, August 31st

clicktunity@gmail.com (Scott Webb) — Tue, 29 Aug 2017 00:00:00 GMT

Teal Construction Houston and Corpus Christi offices will be back open tomorrow, Thursday, August 31st with limited employees. Please contact your Project Manager, Superintendent, or the San Antonio office 210-714-5482. We are here to help where we can. Teal is committed to helping our clients and partners. We pray for the safety for our communities, clients, partners, and friends and know that we will rebuild together!

Teal Construction Offices

clicktunity@gmail.com (Scott Webb) — Mon, 28 Aug 2017 18:17:00 GMT

Teal Construction Houston and Corpus Christi offices are closed today due to Hurricane Harvey. Our San Antonio office is open, if you need to contact Teal Construction, please contact your Project Manager, Superintendent, or the San Antonio office 210-714-5482 and we will do what we can to help you. Teal is committed to helping our clients and partners. We pray that we will get through this disaster together.

Teal Construction – Summer Newsletters

clicktunity@gmail.com (Scott Webb) — Thu, 01 Sep 2016 19:04:00 GMT

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Teal Construction Opens New San Antonio Office

clicktunity@gmail.com (Scott Webb) — Tue, 21 Jun 2016 21:20:00 GMT

Teal Construction is excited to announce that we have opened a new office in San Antonio, TX. We have been doing work in the area for decades and currently are building a new Carvana store. Our new office and development is headed by Thad Miner, Director of Operations – San Antonio. The new office is located at

19115 FM 2252, Suite 11

Garden Ridge, TX 78266

p. 210.714.5482.

Please let us know how we can help with your next project!

Below is some information on Mr. Miner

Mr. Thad Miner has joined Teal Construction as the Project Executive and Director of Operations at our new office in San Antonio, TX. Our new office will open May 2016. With the opening of the San Antonio Office, Teal Construction will have three offices serving Houston, South, and Central Texas markets.

Miner began his career in the commercial construction industry in 1982 and brings 34 years of experience with him. His impressive portfolio includes prestigious projects such as Discovery Green, John P. McGovern Texas Medical Center, and Wells Fargo Plaza. Teal looks forward to having Thad’s knowledge to coach and train our existing and new team members. Prior to joining Teal Construction, Miner was Senior Project Executive for the Southwest business unit at Gilbane Building Company. Preceding Gilbane, Thad was the CEO and operated Miner-Dederick Construction, a major general contractor in Houston. While at Miner-Dederick he had multiple positions including Project Executive, Vice President of Estimating and Chief Operating Officer.

“I am enthused to work with Thad, combine our experiences and further develop Teal’s quality of services for the Design and Construction Industry.” – Les Chipman, Vice President of Teal Construction

Thad is a graduate of the University of St Thomas in Houston, TX with a degree in Business Administration. He is a member of the Board of Governors for the Shriners Hospital for Children – Galveston and a member of the Greater Houston Associated Builders and Contractors.

Teal Construction Company is a full-service general contractor, founded in Houston in 1947. With six decades of experience, Teal Construction has established itself as a leader in all facets of construction with the capabilities to provide preconstruction, construction management, design build, and interiors services. Our expertise and wide range of services give us the skill and flexibility to cater to each client’s particular and unique needs.

Teal Construction April Newsletter – First Quarter Report

clicktunity@gmail.com (Scott Webb) — Mon, 02 May 2016 13:55:00 GMT

Teal Construction – First Quarter Statistics for 2016. We have added seven new employees to our team bringing a multitude of project and industry experience. This month we announced that we will be opening a new office in San Antonio and gained our first project in the region, Carvana San Antonio. The new office will open in May 2016 and will boost our portfolio in Central Texas. We are all excited about our new team members and the opening of our new office continuing Teal’s future.

Our Estimating and Project Management Team have been on a roll bringing in new projects and getting projects that are in preconstruction ready to build. We are continuing to meet our sales goals that we have set for 2016 to surpass the amazing year that we had in 2015. First quarter we are almost split between private and public work, with 54% private and 46% public respectively. This work is 79% new construction and 21% renovation and/or addition. Our leading markets this quarter is Auto Dealerships (43%) and K-12 Education (27%). Teal is continuing to build new relationships for clients and designers while cultivating the partners we have had for years. Check out the link below to get the full April Newsletter and First Quarter Report.

Check out the full April Newsletter Here

Teal Construction March Newsletter

clicktunity@gmail.com (Scott Webb) — Wed, 06 Apr 2016 20:42:00 GMT

2016, just like 2015, is flying by! Teal Construction has been engaged in multiple organization events and is excited to announce new employees to Teal Construction. We have added three project managers in the Houston office and a new superintendent. Teal is thrilled to bring new talent and continue to diversify our team. Teal will be gearing up for the annual OSHA Stand Down for Safety which will be the week of May 2-6. We will being doing a corporate training session on Fall Protection as well as holding stand down demonstrations with tool box talks at our jobsites. Check out the progress shots on our projects from March!

Check out the full March Newsletter with this link

Teal Construction February Newsletter

clicktunity@gmail.com (Scott Webb) — Tue, 05 Apr 2016 20:30:00 GMT

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Teal Construction 2015 Year in Review

clicktunity@gmail.com (Scott Webb) — Mon, 15 Feb 2016 23:03:00 GMT

Teal Construction had a record breaking 2015 and proud of the strides we made as a company. Teal continues to diversify their portfolio with new markets such as Healthcare, Higher Education, and Civic work. In 2016, we plan to cultivate these markets as well as keep perfecting our craft in Auto Dealerships, Financial Institutions, and Industrial sectors. We thank our amazing team for all of their hard work and all who partnered with us in 2015. We look forward to working with you again in 2016!

See the full Teal Construction 2015 Year in Review

Teal Newsletter – January 2016

clicktunity@gmail.com (Scott Webb) — Wed, 27 Jan 2016 16:27:00 GMT

The start of 2016 is an exciting year with a record breaking 2015. Teal is a year away from celebrating it’s 70th anniversary and with that we have set new goals to keep our company growing. We are fortunate to have an amazing team and with the growth we had in 2015 are ready to start new projects and successfully complete ones that are being carried over. Our cover this month shows many of the projects that we completed in 2015.

Check out the entire newsletter below

Best of the Best Awards 2015

clicktunity@gmail.com (Scott Webb) — Wed, 27 Jan 2016 15:32:00 GMT

In 2015 Teal started a new tradition honoring one superintendent and one employee from each office as the Best of the Best. The votes were compiled from their peers and had a management stamp of approval. We have so many talented employees which made it hard to narrow it down to two per office, but with the feedback each nominee received, it brought encouragement and enthusiasm to the process. We are excited to announce the Best of the Best 2015 below

Our Houston Winners

Superintendent of the Year – Mike Pettus

Mike Pettus came to Teal four years ago as a Superintendent. He has worked on both public and private, ground up and renovation. Mike is currently working on the Houston Community College Acres Homes Academic Center. Mike is a proactive Superintendent that sees the big picture which allows him to point out obstacles before they occur to keep projects on track.

“Mike Pettus emulates what a Superintendent and employee should be. He never let’s an obstacle hold him back instead finds solutions to them before they occur. His vast experience in construction and precise attitude on getting the job done makes Mike invaluable to our company’s growth.”

“Mike Pettus’ preconstruction review of every project I’ve been on with him has been second to none. His attention to detail and constructability reviews not only help the design team but also assure the project won’t be held up by unforeseen issues in the plans and specifications.”

Completed Projects – Finnegan Buick GMC, Frost Bank – Woodlands, North Administration Building, BARC Adoption Center

Employee of the Year – Pat Garrett

For the past 18 years, Pat Garrett has grown with the company starting as a Superintendent and currently a Project Director. Though he has successfully completed multiple projects in all of our markets, Pat runs our Frost Bank projects. This past year Pat and his team completed two ground up Frost Banks as well as multiple misc. renovation projects. At the end of 2015, Pat and his team started two new ground up facilities. His Frost Bank – Rice Village Financial Center won a Excellence in Construction Merit Award.

“Pat Garrett has complete dedication to the growth of Teal. He is typically turning the lights on as the first one to the office and never minds putting in the extra hours to help a fellow employee or get a project completed.”

“I can honestly say that I enjoy working with the Teal Team. Pat Garrett and Jim Shaw, along with the other superintendents, have become true partners and a valuable part of our construction team.” – Stan Richard, Frost Bank

Completed Projects – Lithia Honda, Corpus Christi Art Center, Hacienda Ford, South Park Lincoln Mercury

Our Corpus Christi Winners

Superintendent of the Year – Gary Ferri

Gary Ferri has been with the company for 4 years and is currently completing Sinton Middle School for Sinton ISD. He has overcome many obstacles with this project mainly weather delays due to the heavy rains last fall.

“His job title of Superintendent doesn’t even come close to describing the impact Gary has on a typical day. He’s more like a superintendent/equipment operator/concrete finisher/carpenter with the list continuing with each challenge he successfully completes. He is a remarkable employee who does not hesitate to go above and beyond what is expected of him. He keeps us on track, never complains, and delivers value in everything that he does.”

“Gary and I worked together on my first project with Teal and he taught me so much. He is a true craftsman. Seeing him work with his hands and see the things that he can build is truly amazing. He has so much experience on a range of projects and has some great stories. Gary is an all around great man and Superintendent.”

Completed Projects – Doggett Heavy Machinery, Alice ISD Dubose Intermediate School, French Ellison Renovations Corpus

Employee of the Year – Morelva Gonzalez

In 2009, Teal Construction was lucky enough to score Morelva Gonzalez as a new employee in our Corpus Christi office. Morelva’s job title is Project Coordinator, but really she is running an office and keeping everyone in Corpus on their toes. Morelva goes above and beyond to help all of her employees to get the job done. She is always willing to lend a helping hand no matter what office needs it.

Morelva coordinates all of the projects in Corpus Christi which involves a lot of organization with her project management team. She has an amazing rapport with the subcontractors which in turn builds Teal’s relationship with them. She also plans meetings for the team, events for the subcontractors, and makes sure that anyone that comes into the office feels welcome.

Her management team says that nothing would be done without Morelva’s support and diligence to overcome and successfully complete any challenge. She is an over-achiever and exactly what we need at Teal Construction!

CANstruction 2015 – We CAN make a difference!

clicktunity@gmail.com (Scott Webb) — Tue, 03 Nov 2015 20:37:00 GMT

Teal Construction teamed up with Dawson Van Orden Engineering to compete in the CANstruction Houston 2015 competition. We spent many weeks designing and preparing for the event. Our structure was built on Sunday, November 1st at the Houston Food Bank which is one week early from the main competition at City Centre. Throughout the last few weeks we performed test builds of the structure to ensure the stability and work out any kinks before the build day. Though a rainy and weather weekend, our team was able to get all 9,000+ cans to the food bank and unload without too much rain issues. We started our build at around 10am and were completed by 5pm. The structure will be up for the next two weeks, go check it out and bring a CAN for support!

The CANstruction organization slogan is “One CAN make a difference.” Building off of their slogan, we designed one large CAN with the Houston Food Bank Logo and connecting it back to the Houston with a Houston Metro Bus pulling the CAN to the Houston Food Bank . Houston Metro Bus has implemented a new route system this fall as well as opening new rail lines. As a team we thought highlighting the CANstruction slogan and using public transportation promotes both the organization and our city.

We want to thank our company’s many volunteers as well as the CANstruction Houston team and the Houston Food Bank for helping out during our preparations and on build day. Without all the support from our team we wouldn’t be able to present such a beautiful structure. To see how you can help the Houston Food Bank, click on the link to their website Houston Food Bank .

See the videos below of the build day and a photo gallery throughout the preparations for the event.

Teal Construction October Newsletter

clicktunity@gmail.com (Scott Webb) — Mon, 02 Nov 2015 18:07:00 GMT

We had a big win this month at the Associate Builders & Contractors Excellence in Construction Awards Ceremony with a Merit Award for the Cotton Gin Renovation Project. The event was wonderful and we were able to celebrate with many of our subcontractors and fellow general contractors. We want to congratulate all of the winners!

With the many affiliations and organizations that Teal is a part of we have been fortunate enough to attend numerous events this month including NAIOP Fall Event, Chamber of Brazosport Area Luncheon, Port Freeport Golf Tournament, and the TAS Concrete Golf Tournament. All were a great experience and we look forward to networking and engaging with such amazing members.

Check out the link to our newsletter below to see all of the progress shots from our projects this month!

Teal Construction September Newsletter

clicktunity@gmail.com (Scott Webb) — Wed, 30 Sep 2015 23:44:00 GMT

It’s an exciting time to be part of Teal Construction. We had multiple projects starting this month, interviews for new projects, and building our Teal team.

We were privileged to be part of the Houston Community College CIP 2014 Bond Program with two projects, Acres Homes Academic Center and Felix Fraga STEM Facility which both started construction in September. The projects will add much needed classroom and academic space to the growing college system. We have been working in the preconstruction phase of both projects for the last year.

Our Corpus Christi office hosted a Subcontractor Appreciation event for our dedicated partners. At Teal we work hard to keep our subcontractor relations strong and look to build new ones. Check out our Subcontractor page for details on how to be a part of our team. Pictures of the event will be part of our October Newsletter.

Teal was part of the Texas A&M Construction Science Career Fair. Our group was able to meet with many prospective Tealians. We were very impressed with all of the candidates that we interviewed. Teal looks forward to mentoring a new batch of interns and full time employees.

Teal is very excited for the Associated Builders & Contractors Excellence in Construction Awards ceremony on October 1st highlighting our Cotton Gin Renovation project. We are a finalist in the Historical Division and look forward to celebrating all of the winners with our peers. The Cotton Gin is an extensive renovation of an eighty year old historical landmark to provide new offices, gathering spaces, and a banquet hall. The project included remediation, installation of new concrete foundation, upgrading the existing structure, interior finished, exterior façade, and the dismantle and reconfigure of the original 1936 cotton gin. The original building had selective demolition and pieces were salvaged to be reused. A new garage was built on the back of the property as well. Forty-Two percent of the project was self-perform work which was done by our Superintendent, Benny Hopper and our quality subcontractor, DND Construction Services.

Check our entire newsletter to see all of the things Teal has been up to the month of September!

Teal Construction – Spring 2015 Newsletters

clicktunity@gmail.com (Scott Webb) — Mon, 31 Aug 2015 23:40:00 GMT

With the new website launching last May, we have missed posting the first four newsletters of the year. Below you can find links to Teal Newsletters you may have missed. Enjoy!

Teal Construction – January Newsletter

Teal Construction – February Newsletter

Teal Construction – March Newsletter

Teal Construction – April Newsletter

Teal Construction August 2015 Newsletter

clicktunity@gmail.com (Scott Webb) — Mon, 31 Aug 2015 23:24:00 GMT

August has been a month of Teal Anniversaries, totaling 8. The anniversaries range from 1 year to 17 years which shows our dedication to retaining quality employees. With training programs, competitive salaries and benefits, we work hard to build a team with diverse experience and proactive approaches to project management. We currently have 60 employees dispersed in both Houston and Corpus Christi offices. To find out positions that we have open, check out our Careers page.

Teal had our quarterly training session this month. Both Houston and Corpus management teams came to our Corporate office in Houston. This month we taught Bluebeam 101 and Sharefile. These are two software programs that keep our team productive both in the office and field. Our training sessions are to keep our team up to date on all of the technologies that improve the construction industry. All lessons are done on laptops and I-pads.

Please find the newsletter below to check out Galveston County Road & Bridge Building. This is a newly completed project done on Crystal Beach with Shelmark Engineering and Brax Easterwood Design. The photographs are by Kelly Richardson.

LEED Case Study in US Builder’s Review – Teal Construction

clicktunity@gmail.com (Scott Webb) — Mon, 24 Aug 2015 23:29:00 GMT

The US Builder’s Review highlighted Teal Construction in their 2015 Summer Edition as a leading LEED contractor. Teal Construction has completed 5 LEED Projects in the last six years in both the private and public sector. We have three that are currently in construction and/or certification; BARC Adoption Center (completed June 2015), HCC Acres Homes Academic Center (construction begins September 2015), and HCC Felix Fraga STEM Building (construction begins September 2015).

Our operation team members have extensive LEED experience, and Teal believes building green is building for a better future. With each of our sustainable projects we help the design team and owner choose the best strategies at achieving their specified LEED certification. We would like to thank Cougar Company and Presidential Steel Buildings for showing us support in this article!

US Builder’s Review Teal Construction Company Case Study

To see some of our LEED project scorecards click on the links below

Oak Forest Neighborhood Library LEED Scorecard

Kendall Neighborhood Library & Community Center LEED Scorecard

Bracewell Neighborhood Library LEED Scorecard

Evelyn Meador Library LEED Scorecard

July 2015 Newsletter

clicktunity@gmail.com (Scott Webb) — Fri, 31 Jul 2015 22:10:00 GMT

This month Teal was recognized by the Associated Builders and Contractors for being a STEP Platinum Award Recipient. This is the sixth year in a row that Teal has been awarded this great honor for our constant dedication to safety.

Throughout a project’s duration, our number one priority is to have all members of our team, partners of Teal, patrons, and the surrounding community to go home each day. We work with our project team and subcontractors to institute strong safety measures to make sure this happens. Through continuing education and training, we keep our team aware on all new and recurring safety regulations that are in our industry. Teal is proud to be part of the ABC OSHA State Cooperative Program and work with our construction colleagues to exceed industry standards.

Check out all of the STEP Award Recipients

Check out pictures for the ABC Membership Breakfast & STEP Award Ceremony

Below is our July Newsletter, please enjoy!

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Teal Construction & PBI Supply Client Barbeque

clicktunity@gmail.com (Scott Webb) — Tue, 21 Jul 2015 20:18:00 GMT

On Wednesday, July 15th, Teal Construction and PBI Supply hosted a barbeque with clients, architects, engineers, and designers. PBI cooked an amazing barbeque lunch for us all at the Teal Houston Office. Over 60 attendees raved over the delicious barbeque. In the last year, we have renovated our office as our company expands. New office features include a state-of-the-art training room, offices, and upgrading finishes throughout. Teal raffled off wines and the winners were Heather Latch, Dawson Van Orden, Dave Roberts, PDG Architects, JJ Minahan, Thor Equities, and Cliff Nguyen, SI Group. For those that couldn’t make the event, feel free to come by and see the office improvements! A special thanks goes to all of the Teal Employees that helped make this event happen!

Tuesday, PBI drove down and set up shop at Teal to cook our employees dinner. At our monthly meeting PBI spoke about innovations in metal building insulation with energy efficiency and product costs. Our team discussed project progress, jobsite highlights, obstacles, and how these can be resolved. We find the meetings beneficial in learning different ways to manage projects while keeping the consistent Teal mission. The bouncing of ideas help each of our team members to evolve. Thank you PBI for educating our group!

PBI Supply is one of Teal’s metal building insulation suppliers. PBI is a custom fabricator of PEMB insulation and a distributor of other products and insulation systems related to the metal building industry. They have fabrication and warehouse facilities located in Dallas and Houston, which have been around since 1992. PBI Supply and its sister company, Selle Supply, comprise the largest regional metal building insulation laminator in the country. The companies distribute materials in a seven-state area in the Southwestern United States as well as in Mexico and other export countries. We are proud to be partners with PBI and look forward to continuing our relationship. Check out PBI Supply at www.pbisupply.com

BARC Adoption Center Grand Opening

clicktunity@gmail.com (Scott Webb) — Mon, 29 Jun 2015 13:51:00 GMT

On June 5th, BARC Adoption Center had one of many grand opening ceremonies. The morning ceremony was held with a ribbon cutting and Mayor Annise Parker holding a press conference for the opening. There were many visitors at the ceremony including some of the four legged friends that will soon be up for adoption at BARC. Even with all of the rain Houston has experienced in the last couple of months, and throughout the timeline of this project, Mayor Parker said “The show must go on! We were close enough to completion and we really wanted people to see it, because if you just walk through you can get excited about the possibilities here.” The new facility will set the standards for the surrounding city shelters and state. “It is not only a very functional adoption center with state-of-the-art kennels, it’s a beautiful space.” The completion of this facility will be the first of four phases for BARC. The other phases will provide an additional 130 adult dog spaces, a cattery, meeting and education building, and a spay/neuter clinic. The new campus incorporates American Kennel Club standards including ample amounts of natural light. The night event included live music, food and St. Arnold’s Brewing Company.

This is our fourth CM at Risk project completed with the City of Houston. The 15,000 SF building houses indoor and outdoor dog runs, dog adoption kennels (20 adult dogs and 50-60 puppies), courtyard, shell of the cat adoption space, and administrative offices. We are excited to continue our partnership with the City of Houston and to be a part of such a monumental project. The Teal project team included Mike Tancill, Project Manager, Mike Pettus, Superintendent, and Debbie Freeman, Project Coordinator.

To see the full press conference please click the following link BARC Adoption Center Grand Opening

June 2015 Newsletter

clicktunity@gmail.com (Scott Webb) — Sat, 27 Jun 2015 19:29:00 GMT

In the last month, Teal has been constructing, competing, opening, graduating, and more making May through June some of our busiest months. Bruce Johnson, Superintendent, celebrated his 10 year anniversary this month. He is a super star superintendent that has worked on both private and public projects throughout his time with Teal. All Spring we have […] The post June 2015 Newsletter appeared first on .

All Spring we have been preparing and organizing for the AIA Sandcastle with H4 Architects. We were very excited to see our design, hard work, and team come together on May 30th. The True Avengers Age of Construction were out in full force with Teal Employees, family & friends, and the team at H4 Architects & Engineers. This was an amazing experience for all.

Michael Losoya, our Director of Special Projects, graduated from the ABC Leadership Forum which was a five month program that teaches participants how to succeed as a future manager, CEO, or business leader. The program puts all members together, which facilitates conversation between industries, trades, and a variety of employment positions. Michael says, “One of the best things that I learned, was understanding different co-workers personalities and being able to work successfully with them. To stop learning is to stop growing.” We congratulate Michael on this accomplishment.

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SI Group Administration Office – Top Off BBQ Lunch

clicktunity@gmail.com (Scott Webb) — Fri, 19 Jun 2015 14:02:00 GMT

Despite all of the rain Texas has been having, Teal has been moving quickly with the construction of the SI Group New Administration Building. Steel & tilt-wall panels have been erected and the roof is on, so why not have a Top-Off BBQ Lunch supporting our subcontractors, design team, and owner for all of the hard work they have done?

On Wednesday, June 10 ^th , Glenn Jarrett, Project Director for Teal Construction, was the remarkable chef that cooked pulled pork, brisket, sausage, as well as threw together coleslaw and potato salad. We had a large turnout, the SI Group, with the building being erected on the current industrial site in Freeport, we encouraged all of their employees to join us, our architect, iAD and team, and many vendors, subcontractors, and suppliers. After lunch our superintendent, DeWayne Bonin took guests on a tour to view the construction progress. All were very excited to see the layout of the interior as the metal studs have been installed showing a glimpse of the floor plan on both floors.

Our subcontractors have done a superb job overcoming weather obstacles to keep this project moving. We know as a general contractor that the overall outcome of any project will be determined by the subcontractors that we choose and we are very lucky to have high-quality subcontractors on this project. The entire team thanks them for the hard work that they have done and look forward to the ribbon-cutting!

A special thanks to Les Chipman, Vice President and Project Manager for the SI Group project, Chantela Rowland, Project Coordinator, Kelly Richardson, Estimating Coordinator, and Jennifer King, Marking Director for helping make this event a success!

This CM at Risk project is a new 10,000 SF, two story tilt-wall building that houses administrative offices, conference rooms, research library and auxiliary spaces. Final Completion date is set for the end of the year.

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May 2015 Newsletter

clicktunity@gmail.com (Scott Webb) — Thu, 04 Jun 2015 19:33:00 GMT

In the last month, Teal has been busy starting new projects, community events, quarterly training sessions, safety seminars, and celebrating our Tealians new and old. Mike McGlynn, Superintendent, celebrated his 20 year anniversary this month. He is a super star superintendent that has worked on both private and public projects throughout his time with Teal. One of his favorite projects was building the French Ellison Trucking Center in Converse, Texas. This included a new 38,000 SF, 2-story office building, 6 bay eighteen-wheeler service center, improving the site, and renovations of existing buildings. The project lasted approximately 3 years with preconstruction and construction. We are very lucky to have Mike on our team and hope that he will stay for another 20 years!

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