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foot tilt-up building, a 6,000-square-foot
aquatic center and a 314-space pre-cast
parking structure. The project is expected
to be completed in October.
■ Scholle Center in Irvine, Calif. – The
133,058-square-foot, five-story building
will include below-grade parking and a
112,000-square-foot addition to the exist-
ing parking structure.
The steel, pre-cast and curtain wall
shell building will be completed in early
2008, the company says.
■ Agua Caliente Hotel in Rancho Mirage,
Calif. – The $170 million, 552,000-square-
foot project will consist of a 16-story, 340-
room hotel next to an existing casino
with meeting rooms, pre-function con-
vention space, spa and back-of-house
areas. The project is expected to be com-
pleted in spring 2008.
■ Father Joe’s Village in San Diego –
The 217,115-square-foot project will con-
sist of 136 apartment units in a 12-
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story building. For 15 years, Engineering News-Record
The development has named the company as one of the
will also have retail nation’s top-400 contractors.
space and two levels The Associated General Contractors
of underground has given the company several awards
parking, and will be over the past several years, such as
an affordable/work General Contractor of the Year; National
force housing facili- Safety Award: Certificate of
ty. It will be com- Commendation; Construction Safety
pleted in December Excellence Award, from both the
2008. Building Division and San Diego
Chapter; and the Build San Diego Award
‘Excellence’ Matters for several projects.
ROEL has a “nation-
ally lauded safety Getting Involved
record,” the compa- ROEL Construction Co. says it is proud
ny says. “Our pro- to be a member of 25 professional and
gram of ongoing national organizations.
education and train- Some of those organizations are
ing ensures that you Associated General Contractors of
work with profes- America, Better Business Bureau,
sionals who possess American Subcontractors Association,
the most up-to-date Downtown San Diego Partnership,
technical knowledge Commercial Real Estate Women, Gas-
and operational lamp Quarter Association, Building
expertise available.” Owners and Management Association,
Community National Association of Industrial and
involvement is also Office Properties, National Automobile
an important priori- Dealers Association and the San Diego
ty for the company, International Sports Council.
as well as its
employees and their Consulting Services
families. “We are The ROEL Consulting Services (RCS)
truly grateful to division has management experience in
have the opportunity to enhance and project status analysis, site management,
support the community with our con- managing subcontractors’ performance
struction expertise as well as through the and providing expert testimony. Some of
unique talents and compassionate hearts the consulting services it provides
of individuals throughout the company,” include:
the company stresses. ■ Project assessment and investigation
Some of the organizations it supports ■ Analysis of cost-to-complete
include the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, ■ Preparing re-bid packages
Leukemia Society of America, San Diego ■ Project monitoring
Martin Luther King Jr. Foundation, the ■ Preparing and analyzing project
San Diego State University and United schedules
Cerebral Palsy. ■ Developing completion strategies
The company has received recognition The RCS division also provides con-
from its clients, the business community struction management services, claims
and subcontractors. consulting and litigation support and
“Each individual honor represents a construction defect remediation.
lifetime of professional and personal RCS says it “ensures a coordinated,
commitment to excellence on the part of cost-effective, multidiscipline approach to
our ROEL extended family,” according to visual and intrusive site investigations,
the company. document review, research and analysis
“None of our achievements would be of code and industry standards issues,
realized without the support of owners, cost estimates, arbitration, mediation and
architects, subcontractors and suppliers.” courtroom testimony.” ■