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2010 AWARDS
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General Contractor of the Year - American Subcontractors Association of Wisconsin, Inc. |
The American Subcontractors Association of Wisconsin awarded the 2010 General Contractor of the Year award to Boldt. |
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Wisconsin Ready Mixed Concrete Association - Concrete Design Award |
The Warch Campus Center project on the Lawrence University Campus has been recognized with a Concrete Design Award in the Northeast Region Category from the Wisconsin Ready Mixed Concrete Association |
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Best of 2009 Awards - Wisconsin Builder |
The Boldt Company was the recipient of Top Projects of 2009 awards from Wisconsin Builder for the Children's Hospital of Wisconsin West Bed Tower project in Waukesha and the Lawrence University Warch Campus Center project in Appleton. The Warch Campus Center project was also awarded Best in Show honors. |
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Wisconsin Corporate Safety Award, Construction - Wisconsin Council of Safety (WCS) and the Department of Workforce Development (DWD) |
Once again, The Boldt Company is the winner of top honors among state construction companies for maintaining a safe working environment. The firm received the grand award in the construction category from the Wisconsin Corporate Safety Awards at the annual Wisconsin Safety and Health Congress Expo April 29. |
The Boldt Company will be the recipient of a Project of the Year Award in the Higher Education/Research category for the Wisconsin Institutes for Medical Research Project in Madison, Wisconsin. |
2009 AWARDS
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AGC Award for Safety Excellence - AGC of Wisconsin |
The AGC of Wisconsin awarded a 2009 AGC Award for Safety Excellence to Boldt for superior safety performance in 2009. |
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BUILD Wisconsin Awards - AGC of Wisconsin |
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The Wisconsin Chapter of the Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) conducted their annual BUILD Wisconsin Award program. These awards stand as a testament to each member's skill, integrity, hard work, ingenuity, and commitment that go into each construction project. The winners were:
General Contractor-New Construction
Wisconsin Institutes for Medical Research
General Contractor-Renovation
Radiotherapy Expansion - Phase I, University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics Authority, Madison
Design Build-Renovation
Phillips Plastics Corporation |
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Best of 2009 Awards - Midwest Construction |
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The Boldt Company will be the recipient of a Project of the Year Award in the Higher Education/Research category for the Wisconsin Institutes for Medical Research Project in Madison, Wisconsin.
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Newsmaker of the Year: Builder of the Year |
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The Boldt Company was has been selected as Newsmaker of the Year: Builder of the Year by Wisconsin Builder. |
2008 AWARDS
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Best of 2008 Awards - Wisconsin Builder |
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The Boldt Company was the recipient of a Top Projects of 2008 award from Wisconsin Builder for the Wisconsin Institutes of Medical Research project in Madison, WI. |
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BUILD Wisconsin Awards - AGC of Wisconsin |
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The Wisconsin Chapter of the Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) conducted their annual BUILD Wisconsin Award program. These awards stand as a testament to each member's skill, integrity, hard work, ingenuity, and commitment that go into each construction project. The winners were:
General Contractor Awards
North Shore Golf Club
Dairyland Power Cooperative - Genoa Station Unit 3
City of Neenah Water Treatment Plant
The General Contractor Awards were given for new construction and renovation work categorized by contract amount. Criteria included: unusual design and craftsmanship; project teamwork; innovation in construction techniques or material; meeting difficult challenges; and client satisfaction/client service.
Environmental Excellence Award
The Environmental Excellence Award was given to the AGC member that went above-and-beyond normal practices to have a positive impact on the environment. Criteria considered the extent to which regulatory requirements were exceeded and the benefits to the environment.
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Best of 2008 Awards - Midwest Construction |
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Oscar J. Boldt Construction will be the recipient of an Award of Merit for the Midwest Construction Best of 2008 Awards program, for the Aldo Leopold Legacy Center project in Baraboo, Wisconsin. |
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America's Safest Companies Award, Construction - Occupational Hazards magazine |
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The Boldt Company has been named one of "America's Safest Companies" according to Occupational Hazards magazine, one of the leading safety journals in the nation. Boldt is being named with 18 other recipients, including global firms such as Herman Miller and Raytheon. This is the sixth year of the national award and firms are selected based on safety history, participation in formalized safety programs and independent research into the safety philosophy and programs of the winners. |
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Wisconsin Corporate Safety Award, Construction - Wisconsin Council of Safety (WCS) and the Department of Workforce Development (DWD) |
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For the sixth time since 1996, The Boldt Company is the winner of top honors among state construction companies for maintaining a safe working environment. The firm received the grand award in the construction category from the Wisconsin Corporate Safety Awards at the annual Wisconsin Safety and Health Congress Expo April 29. In the 14-year history of the program, Boldt is the only state construction company to win a grand award six times. |
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| Meritorious Achievement Award — MN Safety Council — Minnesota Operations
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The Minnesota Safety Council Governor's Award Committee awarded an Outstanding Achievement Award to Boldt's Minnesota operations for our excellence in injury prevention performance in occupational safety for 2007. |
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| 2007 Concrete Design Award — Wisconsin Ready Mixed Concrete Association
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The Wisconsin Ready Mixed Concrete Association presented the Wisconsin River Valley Office of Northern Operations, teamed with Boldt Technical Services, a 2007 Concrete Design Award for the use of pervious concrete at the Little Scholars Child Care and Preschool Project. |
2007 AWARDS
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| Contractor of the Year - Midwest Construction
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Oscar J. Boldt Construction was selected as the 2007 Contractor of the Year by Midwest Construction. Boldt is the fourth recipient of the award, and the first contractor from Wisconsin to be bestowed with this honor. |
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| Wisconsin Corporate Safety Award, Construction - Wisconsin Council of Safety (WCS) and the Department of Workforce Development (DWD)
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The Boldt Company has received the prestigious 2007 Wisconsin Corporate Safety Award, marking the fifth time Bold has been bestowed with this award.
The Wisconsin Corporate Safety Awards are co-sponsored by the Wisconsin Council of Safety and the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development, and honor leaders in Wisconsin's business community for achieving excellence in health and safety. The businesses that receive the award make safety a top priority. They have gone to extensive measures to assure their most valuable asset - their employees - are safe on the job. |
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Meritorious Achievement Award - MN Safety Council - Minnesota Operations |
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The Minnesota Safety Council Governor's Award Committee awarded an Outstanding Achievement Award to Boldt's Minnesota operations for our excellence in injury prevention performance in occupational safety for 2006. |
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MCISC Safety Award - Oscar J. Boldt Construction - Central Operations |
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Associated General Contractors of Greater Milwaukee and the Milwaukee Construction Industry Safety Council awarded a MCISC Safety Award to Boldt's Central operations, in the category of IAP over 100,000 hour, for our dedication to safety for 2006. |
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| Award of Excellence — SE2 (Sustainability and Energy Efficiency)
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Oscar J. Boldt Construction received an SE2 Award of Excellence for the Aldo Leopold Legacy Center project. |
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| Special Citation Award — SE2 (Sustainability and Energy Efficiency)
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Oscar J. Boldt Construction received an SE2 Special Citation Award for the Dane County Regional Airport Terminal Expansion project. |
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| THE BCA TEN: Best Companies Supporting the Arts in America - the Business Committee for the Arts, Inc. (BCA) and FORBES Magazine
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The Boldt Company
The Boldt Company, headquartered in Appleton, Wisconsin, was named to THE BCA TEN: Best Companies Supporting the Arts in America, sponsored by the Business Committee for the Arts, Inc. (BCA) and FORBES Magazine. The company sponsors arts education initiatives to build future audiences, and underwrites tickets so that underserved members of the community may attend the arts; and makes grants and provides in-kind services to the arts. |
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| Sustainable Use in Masonry - Best in Category - 2007 Wisconsin Golden Trowel Award
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Aldo Leopold Legacy Center
The Aldo Leopold Legacy Center project was awarded the 2007 Wisconsin Golden Trowel Award for Sustainable Use in Masonry - Best in Category. The Wisconsin Golden Trowel Awards are sponsored by the International Masonry Institute |
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| USGBC Leadership Award - US Green Building Council
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Aldo Leopold Legacy Center
The Leadership Awards recognize outstanding individuals and organizations that signify vision, leadership and commitment to the evolution of green building design and construction. Awards are presented in six categories; the Center has been honored as an organizational recipient in the Education category. |
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| BUILD Wisconsin Awards - AGC of Wisconsin
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The Wisconsin Chapter of the Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) conducted their annual BUILD Wisconsin Award program. These awards stand as a testament to each member’s skill, integrity, hard work, ingenuity, and commitment that go into each construction project. The winners were:
General Contractor Awards
The General Contractor Awards were given for new construction and renovation work categorized by contract amount. Criteria included: unusual design and craftsmanship; project teamwork; innovation in construction techniques or material; meeting difficult challenges; and client satisfaction/client service.
Environmental Excellence Award
The Environmental Excellence Award was given to the AGC member that went above-and-beyond normal practices to have a positive impact on the environment. Criteria considered the extent to which regulatory requirements were exceeded and the benefits to the environment. |
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| Best of 2007 Awards - Wisconsin Builder
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Oscar J. Boldt Construction will be the recipient of two Top Projects of 2007 awards from Wisconsin Builder: St. Mary's Hospital and the Aldo Leopold Legacy Center are both being recognized with awards. |
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The Minnesota Safety Council Governor's Award Committee awarded an Outstanding Achievement Award to Boldt's Minnesota operations for our excellence in injury prevention performance in occupational safety for 2006. |
2006 AWARDS
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| Above & Beyond Award
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The Boldt Company has been selected as a recipient of a 2006 Above & Beyond Award, which honors employers that have done more than required in their support of National Guard and Reserve troops. Boldt was nominated for the award by employee and Army National Guard Major Troy Torgerson. |
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| Builders Edge
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The Boldt Company has been selected as a recipient of a 2006 Builders Edge award in the Large Company category. The award is given to companies who demonstrate an ongoing commitment to the industry as seen by voluntary efforts of time and finances promoting the industry. The award will be presented at an awards ceremony on June 8, 2006. |
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| Wisconsin Corporate Safety Award, Construction — Wisconsin Council of Safety (WCS) and the Department of Workforce Development (DWD)
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The Wisconsin Corporate Safety Awards are co-sponsored by the Wisconsin Council of Safety and the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development, and honor leaders in Wisconsin's business community for achieving excellence in health and safety. The businesses that receive the award make safety a top priority — They have gone to extensive measures to assure their most valuable asset — their employees — are safe on the job. |
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| Charles Spurgeon Award
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The Boldt Company was selected as a recipient of a 2006 Charles Spurgeon Award for hosting an outstanding Exploring Careers post. Boldt received the award as a result of their exceptional leadership in the community by building an exemplary Exploring Careers Program for youth. |
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| Green Award for Sustainability
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Boldt received the 2006 Oklahoma State University Green Award for Sustainability for the new regional headquarters in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. It
is Oklahoma's first LEED privately built building. Boldt's new corporate headquarters is an environmentally sensitive building that not only
utilizes recycled products and post construction recycling but the land use, facility design and building strategies are both environmentally friendly and economically friendly to the property owner. |
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| Visionary Award — OKC Beautiful, Oscar J. Boldt Construction Regional Headquarters — Oklahoma City, OK
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Each year OKC Beautiful presents Distinguished Service Awards to individuals and groups who have made major contributions to the improved image and appearance of Oklahoma City. On March 9, 2006 the Boldt Southern Operations Office received the Visionary Award for their vision and dedication to building intelligently, responsibly and beautifully at the new 101 West Hefner Road location. Boldt set a high standard with its commitment to using sustainable and local resources and materials, and the construction and landscaping efforts will continue to have a positive impact on the image of Oklahoma City - which contributes directly to Oklahoma City's growth and quality of life. The artful, serene building and landscaping significantly surpass ordinance requirements and show Boldt's dedication to improving the overall image of the community. |
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| Meritorious Achievement Award — MN Safety Council, Oscar J. Boldt Construction — Minnesota Operations
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The Minnesota Safety Council Governor’s Award Committee awarded a Meritorious Achievement Award to Boldt’s Minnesota operations for our excellence in injury prevention performance in occupational safety for 2005. |
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| 2006 Business Friend of the Environment Award — Wisconsin Environmental Working Group of Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce, The Boldt Company
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The Wisconsin Environmental Working Group of Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce (WMC) presented The Boldt Company with the
2006 Wisconsin Business Friend of the Environment Award in the Environmental Stewardship category. |
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| BUILD Wisconsin Awards
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The Wisconsin Chapter of the Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) conducted their annual BUILD Wisconsin Award program. These awards stand as a testament to each member’s skill, integrity, hard work, ingenuity, and commitment that go into each construction project. The winners were:
General Contractor Awards
The General Contractor Awards were given for new construction and renovation work categorized by contract amount. Criteria included: unusual design and craftsmanship; project teamwork; innovation in construction techniques or material; meeting difficult challenges; and client satisfaction/client service.
Environmental Excellence Award
The Environmental Excellence Award was given to the AGC member that went above-and-beyond normal practices to have a positive impact on the environment. Criteria considered the extent to which regulatory requirements were exceeded and the benefits to the environment. |
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| Governor’s Awards in Support of the Arts
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The Boldt Family - Oscar C and Patricia Boldt, Thomas J. and Renee Boldt, were selected as recipients of the 2006 Governor’s Awards in Support of the Arts in the “Individual Leadership” category.
The Governor’s Awards in Support of the Arts began in 1980 to encourage support of the arts throughout Wisconsin. In 26 years, the Wisconsin Foundation for the Arts has honored more than 130 businesses, individuals and organizations whose extraordinary contributions to the vitality of the arts in local communities or statewide deserve recognition. |
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| Wisconsin 75
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Deloitte sponsors the Wisconsin 75 list of top closely held companies in the state. To qualify, companies must be headquartered in Wisconsin, have a minimum of $50 million in annual sales revenues and be family-owned, employee-owned, or privately held.
The Boldt Company is ranked 26th in the 2006 Wisconsin 75 Companies. |
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| Torch Award for Business Ethics & Integrity
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The Boldt Company was selected as a recipient of a 2006 Torch Award, sponsored by the Wisconsin Better Business Bureau, in the 100 to 999 employees category. The Torch Award for Business Ethics & Integrity honors businesses and charities that demonstrate ethical business practices, exemplify outstanding customer service relations, embody truth in advertising and help foster ethics within their industries and communities. Nominations are measured against four criteria:
- Ethics
- Excellence
- Fairness
- Responsibility
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| Best of 2006 Awards - Wisconsin Builder
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Oscar J. Boldt Construction will be the recipient of a Top Projects of 2006 award from Wisconsin Builder for the Park Street properties project. |
2005 AWARDS
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| Concrete Design Award — Wisconsin Ready Mixed Concrete Association
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The Wisconsin River Valley Office received a 2005 Concrete Design Award from Wisconsin Ready Mixed Concrete Association in the Honorable Mention Category for the Wisconsin State Firefighters Memorial. |
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| Top Project of 2005 — The Daily Reporter
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Department of Natural Resources — Northeast Wisconsin Regional Headquarters
The Daily Reporter selected the Department of Natural Resources — Northeast Wisconsin Regional
Headquarters as one of the Top Projects of 2005. Judging was based on cooperation between contractors,
innovative techniques, efficiency and style, as well as excellence in planning, engineering, design and
construction management. The award will be presented at an awards ceremony on March 28, 2006. |
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| 2005 Concrete Design Award - Wisconsin Ready
Mixed Concrete Association and American Concrete Institute
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The Wisconsin Ready Mixed Concrete Association and American Concrete Institute selected the Fox Energy Center as a winner of their 2005 Concrete
Design Award for Region Three. The award will be presented at the Concrete Design Award ceremony on March 1, 2006. |
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| Honor Award — American Institute of Architects, Minnesota
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The Dittmann Center for Art and Dance at St. Olaf College was recognized by the American Institute of Architects in Minnesota for distinction in architecture.
The center, which was remodeled in 2001, received the society's Honor Award in recognition of architectural excellence. Boldt was the Construction Manager and
General Contractor on the project. |
| Build Wisconsin Awards — AGC of Wisconsin | |
The Wisconsin Chapter of the Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) conducted their annual BUILD Wisconsin Award program. These awards stand as a testament to each member’s skill, integrity, hard work, ingenuity, and commitment that go into each construction project. The winners were:
General Contractor Award
Building Construction — St. Luke's Medical Center — Cardiac Center & Patient Tower
Design Build — Wisconsin Rapids Family Center
The General Contractor Awards were given for new construction and renovation work categorized by contract amount. Criteria included: unusual design and craftsmanship; project teamwork; innovation in construction techniques or material; meeting difficult challenges; and client satisfaction/client service. |
| Best of 2005 Awards — Midwest Construction | |
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Oscar J. Boldt Construction will be the recipient of two awards for the Midwest Construction Best of 2005 Awards program. The first award will be an Award of Merit for the DNR Regional Headquarters in Howard, Wisconsin. |
| Wisconsin 75 Recognition Awards — Deloitte | |
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On October 11, 2005, The Boldt Company was recognized with a Community Impact Award from Deloitte & Touche LLP. The Community Impact award is given to company’s whose efforts or business choices focus more on the larger impact to the community rather than bottom-line profits. |
| Family Business Excellence Award | |
The Boldt Group, Inc. was selected as a recipient of the Core Values award from the Marquette University Center for Family Business.
The Center for Family Business serves the unique needs of family firms by offering practical, interactive programs, resources and networking opportunities geared to promote future business success. On a yearly basis The Center for Family Business, in conjunction with their sustaining sponsors and banquet sponsors, present the Family Business Excellence award program recognizing successful family businesses in the following key categories: Core Values, Managerial Innovation, Sustained Growth and Multi-generational Continuity. |
| Top Projects 2004 — Wisconsin Builder Magazine | |
Wisconsin Builder magazine recognized St. Lukes Cardiac Center and Patient Tower as one of their Top Projects for 2004. The eight-story facility was constructed on top of an existing parking garage, and is one of a select few projects recognized by Wisconsin Builder magazine for projects completed in 2004.
Oscar J. Boldt Construction — Central Operations was the general contractor. |
| American Institute of Steel Construction’s 2005 Engineering Awards of Excellence | |
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The St. Luke’s Cardiac Center and Patient Tower Project has been selected as a Merit Winner in the $100 million and greater category of the American Institute of Steel Construction’s 2005 Engineering Awards of Excellence competition. AISC selects one National Winner and two Merit Award Winners. This year’s National Winner is the Seattle Central Library, and the other Merit Ward Winner is the Soldier Field Project. Last year’s winners include the Houston Texan’s Reliant Stadium and the Seattle Seahawks Stadium. |
| Walter A. Nashert, Sr. Constructor Award | |
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The American Institute of Constructors (AIC)-Wisconsin nominated Oscar to receive the national Walter A. Nashert, Sr. Constructor Award as a way of bringing recognition to the country’s individuals who have gained high visibility in the construction industry and established a reputation of integrity and fair dealing. Oscar was selected as the recipient of this year’s award, which will be presented at the AIC National Convention award luncheon on Saturday, April 9 in Atlanta, Georgia. |
| Aon Build America Award | |
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St. Luke’s Hospital Cardiac Center and Patient Tower is the recipient of a 2005 Aon Build America Merit Award in the Building/New category. Of the 81 projects nominated for the award, 17 were selected as AON Build America Award winners and seven were selected as Merit Award winners. |
| AGC of Wisconsin Safety Award | |
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AGC of Wisconsin has identified that The Boldt Company (Central, Northern, and the Wisconsin River Valley Operations) will receive The Associated General Contractors of Wisconsin award “for pursuing and achieving excellence in construction safety.” This award will be presented at the 27th Annual AGC Safety and Education Day in Appleton, WI, on February 21, 2005. |
| Stora Enso North America (SENA) Award | |
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The Wisconsin River Valley Operations recently received an award from StoraEnso North America (SENA) for Boldt’s performance on the No. 16 Paper Machine Rebuild Project, which was completed in January of 2004. Boldt was one of six companies selected from over 160 suppliers. To be a qualified supplier for consideration, goods and services provided for the No. 16 Paper Machine Rebuild had to be in excess of $1 million US dollars. Suppliers were rated in six categories and were rated by ten of SENA’s key project team members. |
2004 AWARDS
| Jeff Jensen Memorial Construction Safety Award | |
The award was presented jointly by Associated General Contractors (AGC) of Minnesota and the Duluth Builders Exchange at the AGC’s Duluth Safety Day on February 8, 2005 to recognize the area’s contractor with the best safety record and program.
Boldt, selected out of 16 contractors submitting applications for the award, was commended as a true leader in construction safety. It was stated that, “This leadership is shown in their management’s commitment to their safety program and reflected in their current EMR rating of 0.58. |
| Health Care Project of the Year Award—Midwest Construction | |
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St. Luke’s Hospital Cardiac Center and Patient Tower was awarded the 2004 Health Care Project of the Year Award from Midwest Construction. The jury said, “What a project! They went to Europe for the trusses. The staging was complex. The architecture is beautiful. And they did it all over an existing parking facility.” |
| Boldt’s Wisconsin River Valley Office Receives Silver LEED™ certification | |
The US Green Building Council awarded the Wisconsin River Valley office Silver LEED™ certification on September 7, 2004. This is the second Silver LEED™ certified project in the state and the first Silver LEED™ certified project under LEED™ Version 2.0. The US Green Building Council will be issuing Boldt a Silver certification plaque in recognition of Boldt’s accomplishment and the office will become part of the United State’s Depar™ent of Energy’s database for sustainable buildings.
The Boldt Company is the first Design / Build company in Wisconsin to design, build, document and certify a Silver LEED™ certified project. This is significant because The Boldt Company has received many sustainable awards in recognition of their efforts, has had numerous articles published regarding their accomplishments, but most importantly was awarded sustainable projects such as the DNR Northeast Headquarters, St. Elizabeth’s Hospital, and the LEED™ assessment of Wausau East High School. The Boldt Company is viewed as a leader in the industry regarding sustainability. |
| St. Lukes Hospital Cardiac Center & Patient Tower—Wisconsin Ready Mixed Concrete Association Concrete Design Award Winner | |
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St. Luke’s Hospital Cardiac Center and Patient Tower, won the award for the Southeast (Region Two) Category from the Wisconsin Ready Mixed Concrete Association’s annual Concrete Design Award Program. |
| Wisconsin Honor Roll | |
Deloitte sponsors the Wisconsin Honor Roll list of top closely held companies in the state. To qualify, companies must be headquartered in Wisconsin, have a minimum of $50 million in annual sales revenues and be majority owned by a family, individual(s) or Employee Stock Ownership Program (ESOP). Recognition is based on:
• Growth Through Innovation
• Quality
• Greater Good
• People Power
The Boldt Company is ranked 22nd in the Top 50 Wisconsin Honor Roll Companies. |
| Build Wisconsin Awards – AGC of Wisconsin | |
The Wisconsin Chapter of the Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) conducted the first BUILD Wisconsin Award program. These awards stand as a testament to each member’s skill, integrity, hard work, ingenuity, and commitment that go into each construction project. The winners were:
General Contractor Awards
Building Construction – Lawrence University Hiett Residence Hall (Northern Operations)
Design Build – Fox Valley Animal Referral Hospital (Northern Operations, Boldt Technical Services)
The General Contractor Awards were given for new construction and renovation work categorized by contract amount. Criteria included: unusual design and craftsmanship; project teamwork; innovation in construction techniques or material; meeting difficult challenges; and client satisfaction/client service.
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| Wisconsin Sustainability/Energy Efficiency Leadership Award | |
The award recognizes leadership in energy efficient and sustainable design, construction, and operation of Wisconsin commercial and other non-residential buildings and related systems. The goal is to encourage greater collaboration among owners, designers, builders and operators by highlighting the value of projects that enhance the built environment.
Award of Merit – Oscar J. Boldt Construction Wisconsin River Valley Office (Wisconsin River Valley Operations)
This award is given to acknowledge commendable achievement in sustainability/energy efficiency.
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| US Green Building Council | |
The USGBC (US Green Building Council) awarded 33 LEED points to The Boldt Company’s Wisconsin River Valley Office, making it a Silver LEED Certified building.
The LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Green Building Rating System® is a voluntary, consensus-based national standard for developing high-performance, sustainable buildings. LEED Certification distinguishes building projects that have demonstrated a commitment to sustainability by meeting the highest performance standards. |
| 2004 National Marketing Communications Awards – SMPS | |
The National Marketing Communications Awards are given on a yearly basis and honor excellence in marketing communications for professional service firms in the design and building industry.
Book/Monograph Award – First Place
The Art of Labor – Building the Fox Cities Performing Arts Center
The book/monograph award is given to a complete publication that addresses an issue of relevance to the Architecture/Engineering/Construction industry or features the work of a firm. The publication must be professionally produced for mass distribution.
Web Site – Honorable Mention
Wadsworth Hall Website – Michigan Technological University
Architecture/Engineering/Construction firm or has been launched by an Architecture/Engineering/Construction firm for a specific project. |
| 2004 Wisconsin Business Friend of the Environment –
Environmental Innovation – Wisconsin Environmental Working
Group of Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce (WMC) | |
Oscar J. Boldt Construction – Wisconsin River Valley Operations
The Wisconsin Environmental Working Group of Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce (WMC) presented Oscar J. Boldt Construction with the 2004 Wisconsin Business Friend of the Environment Award. The award was given for using environmental innovation in the construction of the Wisconsin River Valley Office.
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| Constructor of the Year – American Institute of Contractors | |
Tom Boldt
The American Institute of Constructors, Wisconsin Chapter, has chosen Tom Boldt as “Constructor of the Year.” |
| Best National Stone Project 2003 – BAC Craft Award | |
First English Lutheran Church
First English Lutheran Church in Appleton was awarded the BAC Craft Award—Best National Stone Project 2003 by the International Masonry Institute. In a case study of First English Lutheran Church in the Summer 2003 publication of the International Masonry Institute, Wayne Syrjamaki, masonry foreman on the project, was quoted as saying, “Our stone masons had to custom hone each stone to copy size and scale. In many cases, such as window sills, jambs, heads, and especially the main entry archway, the architect trusted us to create stone shop drawings!”
Oscar J. Boldt Construction – Northern Operations was the general and masonry contractor. |
| Top Projects 2003 – Wisconsin Builder Magazine | |
Lawrence University – Hiett Hall
Wisconsin Builder magazine recognized Lawrence University’s Hiett Hall as one of their Top Projects for 2003. The new 79,500 sq. ft. dorm facility was completed in time for the 2003-2004 school year and houses 183 students in a variety of room configurations. This project is one of only 20 projects recognized by Wisconsin Builder magazine for projects completed in 2003.
Oscar J. Boldt Construction – Northern Operations was the general contractor. |
2003 AWARDS
| Build Wisconsin Awards – AGC of Wisconsin | |
The Wisconsin Chapter of the Associated General Contractors of America (AGC)
conducted the first BUILD Wisconsin Award program. These awards stand as a testament
to each member’s skill, integrity, hard work, ingenuity, and commitment
that go into each construction project. The winners were:
Wisconsin Horizon Award
Oscar C. Boldt
The Wisconsin Horizon Award was given to an outstanding individual who has positively
impacted the horizon for Wisconsin’s construction industry. Award criteria
included: promotes the construction industry; builds construction industry relationships;
promotes future positive contributions to the industry; and enhances the image
of the industry.
General Contractor Awards
Fox Cities Performing Arts Center (Northern Operations)
Marquette University School of Dentistry (Central Operations)
Oscar J. Boldt Construction – Wisconsin River Valley Office (WRV Operations)
The General Contractor Awards were given for new construction and renovation
work categorized by contract amount. Criteria included: unusual design and craftsmanship;
project teamwork; innovation in construction techniques or material; meeting
difficult challenges; and client satisfaction/client service.
Environmental Excellence Award
Oscar J. Boldt Construction – Wisconsin River Valley
Operations
The Environmental Excellence Award was given to the AGC member that went above-and-beyond
normal practices to have a positive impact on the environment. Criteria considered
the extent to which regulatory requirements were exceeded and the benefits to
the environment. |
| Builders Edge Award – Builders Edge | |
Oscar C. Boldt
A recently formed consortium of Wisconsin advisors to the construction industry,
Builders Edge, named Oscar C. Boldt as one of the recipients of their inaugural
year Builders Edge Award. The awards were presented to eight individuals, businesses,
or organizations which have demonstrated extraordinary efforts in three primary
areas: the construction/building industry, the community in which they live
and work, and the company or organization in which they invest significant amounts
of time and effort. |
| 2003 Construction’s Future Award – AGC of Wisconsin | |
The Boldt Company
The Wisconsin Chapter of the Associated General Contractors of America (AGC)
awarded The Boldt Company with their 2003 Construction’s Future Award for
Boldt’s ongoing commitment to educate today’s youth about the construction
industry. |
| Outstanding Philanthropic Corporation | |
The Boldt Company
Led by the generous philanthropic philosophy of Oscar and Pat Boldt, The Boldt
Company has supported the Wisconsin Foundation for Independent Colleges, (providing
scholarship assistance to high-achieving needy Wisconsin students wishing to
receive a quality liberal arts education); the Appleton YMCA, the Appleton Medical
Center, Boy Scouts of America, Lawrence University, the Community Foundation
for the Fox Valley Region, and the Arts Alliance, among many other community
organizations. The Appleton YMCA and Ripon College nominated Boldt for this
award. |
| Award of Excellence –International Concrete Repair Institute | |
Oscar J. Boldt Construction - Wisconsin River Valley
Operations
The International Concrete Repair Institute awarded Oscar J. Boldt Construction
– WRV Operations with an award of excellence for the structural repairs
to the Catholic Church of St. Joseph in Menomonie, WI. |
| Award of Merit – Structural Engineers Association of Illinois | |
Oscar J. Boldt Construction - Wisconsin River Valley
Operations
The Structural Engineers Association of Illinois awarded Oscar J. Boldt Construction
– WRV Operations with an award in recognition of the exceptional merit
of the Catholic Church of St. Joseph project in Menomonie, WI and its contribution
to the advancement of the state of the art of structural engineering. |
| Best New Construction Project – Energy User News / World Energy Congress | |
Oscar J. Boldt Construction – Wisconsin River Valley Operations
Boldt received the 2003 Energy Efficient Award sponsored by Energy User News
and the World Energy Congress for their Wisconsin River Valley Office.
Innovative in many ways, the Oscar J. Boldt Construction office was designed
and built as a Silver L.E.E.D. project. Its sustainable characteristics include
numerous water and soil measures. Most impressive, however, is the use of daylight
dimming and occupancy controls to minimize electrical costs. In addition, the
HVAC systems provide additional savings. Pre- and post-occupancy commissioning
assured the full realization of savings.
Participating manufacturers include Trane, Ledalite, Day-Brite, Precision Architectural
Lighting, Gardco, Leviton, and Watt Stopper. |
| Best of 2003 Awards – Midwest Construction | |
Award of Merit - Carroll College – Renovation / Rehabilitation
Oscar J. Boldt Construction – Central Operations
Midwest Construction recognized the Carroll College Old Main Hall renovation / rehabilitation project with an award of merit.
Project of the Year - Marquette University School of Dentistry
– Education
Oscar J. Boldt Construction – Central Operations
Midwest Construction awarded the Marquette University School of Dentistry with project of the year in the education category. |
| Concrete Design Award – Wisconsin Ready Mixed Concrete Association | |
Jefferson Street Parking Ramp – Wisconsin River Valley Operations
Oscar J. Boldt Construction – WRV Operations received an award from the Wisconsin Ready Mixed Concrete Association in the “Municipal Infrastructure” category for the City of Wausau Jefferson Street Parking Structure.
A successful concrete project involves a beautiful concept, a solid design, talented workers, and an outstanding product all-blending together to create something memorable. |
2002 AWARDS
| Excellence in Environmental Risk Management – XL Environmental | |
The Boldt Company
XL Environmental is the pollution insurance underwriter for The Boldt Company.
Boldt was selected as the national winner from a group of 30 regional winners.
The selection criterion for this award was based on the company’s standard,
policies, procedures for safety and risk management practices, and actual loss
experience. |
| Strive 2002 Platinum Award – Pechiney Plastic Packaging | |
The Boldt Company
Pechiney Plastic Packaging has presented The Boldt Company with its STRIVE 2002
Platinum Award. This award is the highest honor Pechiney bestows on any of its
business suppliers, vendors or consultants. The award was given in recognition
for assisting Pechiney in their continuous improvement efforts through cost
saving and value added ideas. Boldt was able to identify $1.7 million in savings
on a project volume of nearly $10 million.
The savings were derived from the efforts of many Boldt employees in design,
construction, value engineering, safety, and construction management activities
at various Pechiney facilities around the country. |
| Wisconsin Business Hall of Fame – Junior Achievement of Wisconsin | |
Oscar C. Boldt
Junior Achievement of Wisconsin established the Wisconsin Business Hall of Fame
in 1990 to recognize the outstanding contributions of business leaders to their
communities. |
| Corporate Safety Award – Wisconsin Council of Safety | |
The Boldt Company
The Wisconsin Council of Safety (WCS) and the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development awarded The Boldt Company the Wisconsin Corporate Safety Award for recognition of Wisconsin employers that exemplify safety and health excellence. Criteria consisted of injury incidence rate over the last three years, health and safety procedures, policies and accomplishments. Boldt also received the Wisconsin Corporate Safety Award in 2001 and 2002. |
| Safety Hall of Fame – Wisconsin Council of Safety | |
Tom Boldt
In honor of a career-long commitment to safety, Thomas J. Boldt, CEO of The Boldt Company, was inducted into the Wisconsin Safety Hall of Fame in 2002. The Wisconsin Safety Hall of Fame, sponsored by the Wisconsin Council of Safety, was established to recognize individuals for outstanding commitment to safety within the workplace. |
| Top Project of 2002 – The Daily Reporter | |
Fox Cities Performing Arts Center
The Daily Reporter selected the Fox Cities Performing Arts Center as one of
the Top Projects of 2002. Judging was based on cooperation between contractors,
innovative techniques, efficiency and style, as well as excellence in planning,
engineering, design and construction management. |
| Meritorious Achievement Award — MN Safety Council
Governor’s Safety Award Committee | |
Oscar J. Boldt Construction – Minnesota Operations
The Minnesota Safety Council Governor’s Award Committee awarded Meritorious
Achievement to Boldt. Meritorious achievement is the highest level awarded to
first-time applicants. |
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