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Five Things To Do / Know This Week:
1.) Questions about how to use the Online Plan Room? Do you want to learn some tricks and tips to help you better navigate it? Join us for our free training this Thursday, February 15.
2.) When it comes to AEC industry software, Bluebeam Revu is one of the most popular. With functionality for Design Review, Estimating, Collecting Field Data, and others, Bluebeam is not your average PDF software. With a slate of Bluebeam courses coming up in March, join instructor Troy DeGroot with UChapter2 next Tuesday, February 20, to ask questions, match your skillset to the appropriate course(s), and learn more about each.
3.) It's the fastest, most intense show in Las Vegas. Fans packing the area love the action. It's the Super Bowl...of masonry. Before 60,000-some fans took to Allegiant Stadium to watch the 49ers/Chiefs football game, SpecMix Bricklayer 500 was underway a couple of miles down the Vegas strip with masons competing to lay the most bricks in 60-minutes.
4.) Wednesday, February 14, is Valentine's Day! In honor of the day, we wrote a special poem specially for our members.
5.) Test Your Knowledge:
In the early 20th century, stop signs weren't any specific color or even shape. So in 1922, the American Association of State Highway Officials (AASHO) convened to select a standard design. AASHO did consider making the standard color for stop signs red, but instead, they chose a yellow design with black letters.
Why wasn't the color red chosen?
A.) Too many other standard signs were also colored red.
B.) The chosen shade of red was too dark to see at night.
C.) It was the Association President's least favorite color.
D.) Red dyes faded too much over time.
See the Answer
Roses are red, steel beams are true, with construction partners like you, our love is forever true 💘 Happy Valentine's Day!
IN BRIEF:
• On the Road: MBEX is hitting the road and coming to a city near you
• Snapshot: U.S. Market overview for February
• New Members: See which companies joined in January
• Legislative: Gov. Walz's proposed infrastructure projects for 2024's session
• Minority Notices: Morcon Construction seeks TGB Subcontractors and Suppliers
• Women's PPE, an Automated Roofing Robot Named Rufus, and Industry-Changing 'Glass Bricks': Five construction headlines, and a criminal investigation facility seeks design proposals in Mankato
• Member Benefit: Be your very own Cupid (with special discounts) with NPP
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Embark on an exciting journey with MBEX as we bring our friendly vibes and socializing savvy to the vibrant cities of Mankato, St. Cloud, Fargo, Duluth, and Virginia.
Join us for an informal get-together where industry professionals can connect, collaborate, and cultivate new relationships. Whether you're a seasoned MBEX member or new to the scene, this event promises to be an enriching experience for all.
Enjoy delicious drinks and appetizers on us as you engage in lively conversations and share valuable insights with each other.
Not a member but curious about what MBEX has to offer? This is the perfect opportunity to learn about our services, membership benefits, and how we can support your business endeavors.
Mark your calendars for these not-to-be-missed dates:
• February 27 - The Pub 500 - Mankato, Minn. - 3:00pm-5:00pm - Register Here
• February 28 - Granite City - St. Cloud, Minn. - 3:00pm-5:00pm - Register Here
• February 29 - Jasper Hotel - Fargo, N.D. - 3:00pm-5:00pm - Register Here
• March 6 - Mr. D's Bar & Grill - Duluth, Minn. - 3:00pm-5:00pm - Register Here
• March 7 - Sawmill Saloon - Virginia, Minn. - 3:00pm-5:00pm - Register Here
While members and non-members alike are welcome to attend free of charge, we do kindly ask for an official RSVP for food and drink orders.
So whether a seasoned pro or just dipping your toes into the industry, come on down and discover the boundless opportunities awaiting in the commercial construction sector with MBEX.
We look forward to seeing you there!
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U.S. Market Report: February 2024 | |
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At MBEX, we understand the importance of staying informed about the latest trends and insights in the building construction industry.
That's why we rely on reputable sources like the American Institute of Architects (AIA), Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC), and the U.S. Census Bureau, to provide valuable insights into the health of various sectors, including commercial, multi-family, institutional, and industrial construction.
Here's a detailed snapshot offering our members a big picture view of the U.S. market and its key metrics for the month, including construction spending, demand for design services, contractor backlogs, and material price trends.
KEY POINTS FOR FEBRUARY 2024
• Spending on vertical construction (i.e., "commercial buildings" work) is at a near all-time high, at $851.4-billion in annualized spending. However, inflation plays into this equation; building projects are more costly to plan, design, and build.
• Multi-family continues to shine, with 11.9% YOY growth to $135.9-billion in annual spending. Economists are calling for a slowdown, but not until 2025-26. Even at that, construction spending will hover at near all-time highs.(And we always take economist's predictions with a few grains of salt.)
• Other hot sectors: manufacturing, education, healthcare, public safety, and religious.
• The 2024-25 forecast (from AIA) for key markets looks promising; only commercial / retail and office are expected to see a pullback in construction spending. Hotels, multi-family, education, and healthcare are all expected to see strong spending increases.
• The average U.S. contractor currently has 9.1-months worth of building construction work in the pipeline, which is slightly higher for the month and on par with the previous year.
• AIA's Architecture Billings Index has remained below 50 for the past six months, which means more firms than not are experiencing a decrease in billings. (As of December 2023, Billings was at a score of 45.4, Design Contracts at 50, and Inquiries at 53.)
• Construction material prices have largely stabilized. We're not seeing the volatile swings in prices and availability experienced during the pandemic.
Data is gleaned from reputable economic sources, including the American Institute of Architects, Associated Builders and Contractors, and the U.S. Census Bureau.
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Join us in giving a warm welcome to the newest member companies who joined the Exchange throughout the month of January:
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2024 Legislative Session Preview | |
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Governor Tim Walz released his public infrastructure spending proposal in late January. The $982-million plan includes $830-million in general obligation (GO) bonds with a heavy focus on asset preservation.
The state currently has over $7.6-billion in requests with $4.7-billion in state agency requests and $2.9-billion from local governments. The House and the Senate have been touring projects across the state over the summer, fall, and winter. They will have their own proposals for infrastructure projects and funding discussed in this session. Any proposals that utilize bonding dollars require a supermajority to support, which means bipartisan support is necessary in both the House and the Senate to pass a bonding bill.
Projects in Walz's proposed plan include:
Rush City - Education & Programming Expansion: $46.6 million
• For an expansion of Incarcerated Persons' educational, rehabilitative, and programming space needs at the Department's Rush City Correctional Facility. This project would add roughly 28,000-square-feet of new, additional programming space and remodel roughly 16,000-square-feet of existing space at the facility.
High-Priority Bridges: $40 million
• For investments in high-priority trunk highway bridges, including construction capital costs, project development, and engineering activities.
Saint Paul College - Academic Excellence Renovation: $31.8 million
• To renovate classroom and common space on the St. Paul College campus. This project will reconfigure academic program areas, update classrooms and labs, repurpose a theater space to consolidate Student Services, and demolish the College Learning Center building.
State Patrol Headquarters Building: $22.5 million
• To acquire land for and design a new headquarters building for the State Patrol. This building would include office space, training space, fleet operations, and evidence storage.
Minneapolis Veterans Home - Building 16 Remodel: $16 million
• For design and construction of a remodel of Building 16 at the Minneapolis Veterans Home. The remodel would provide updated facilities for treatment and program space to better meet the needs of residents.
St. Peter Water & Sewer Construction: $13 million
• To upgrade and replace the water, sanitary and storm sewer infrastructure at the St. Peter Campus. These systems have exceeded their useful life and their replacement will ensure 1,100 clients and staff have access to functioning and safe water infrastructure.
Statewide Drinking Water Contamination Mitigation for Private Wells: $10 million
• To remove manmade contaminants, such as PFAS, from the drinking water supplies of communities in Minnesota that are unable to provide safe drinking water due to these contaminants. This will fund a Phase II project for the Red Oaks community in Andover and potentially cover additional smaller projects with activities such as: water main installation, connecting private homes to municipal water systems, capping private wells, and drilling new wells.
National Sports Center Asset Preservation (Blaine): $9.2 million
• For asset preservation for projects at the National Sports Center (NSC) in Blaine. These projects are intended to ensure the safety and health of participants and staff using the Center’s facilities.
Historic Sites Asset Prevention: $5.6 million
• For preservation and restoration of historic structures, landscapes, and building systems in the State Historic Sites Network and for monuments located statewide. Projects are prioritized based on long range planning, building analysis, and structural conditions.
Renovation of Hibbing Readiness Center: $4.2 million
• For a major renovation to the 22,039-square-foot Hibbing Readiness Center. The renovation will improve its functionality, better accommodate the assigned units, and sustain the facility into future years.
BCA Bemidji Regional Office and Laboratory Expansion: $4.1 million
• For design and land acquisition costs related to the expansion of the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension's Bemidji regional facility. Once complete, this project would renovate the current 26,000-square-foot Bemidji Regional Office and Forensic Science Laboratory and add a new 27,000-square-foot building expansion to provide the facility with the space and resources needed to meet increased regional demand for BCA services.
Minnesota Zoo - Asset Preservation: $4.1 million
• For replacing or repairing skylights, masonry, roofs, and bridge decking. Other priorities include upgrading or renovating HVAC systems, accessibility, animal exhibits, and parking lot asphalt.
Greater Minn. Business Development Public Infrastructure Program: $3 million
• For the Business Development Public Infrastructure (BDPI) program. BDPI is a competitive grant program that provides cities in Greater Minnesota with up to 50% of public infrastructure costs necessary to support economic development. Eligible public infrastructure projects include sewers, streets, wastewater collection and treatment, drinking water, and utility extensions.
Perpich Center for Arts Education - Asset Preservation: $1.6 million
• For asset preservation to update, repair, and replace various building systems.
Addition and Renovation of Bloomington Readiness Center: $255,000
• For predesign for a major renovation and expansion of the 42,000-square-foot Bloomington Readiness Center. The renovation will ultimately improve its functionality, better accommodate the assigned units, and sustain the facility into future years.
Minnesota legislators and advocates started convening this past Monday, February 12, and will continue to do so for the next three months.
Click below to view the full list of Governor Walz's proposed infrastructure projects.
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Did you know...a valuable benefit of membership with MBEX automatically makes every employee of a member company a member, meaning you are welcome to attend any and all MBEX events.
** indicates a newly added event
February 15 - MBEX Online Plan Room Demo
From navigating the Deskpad, setting up filters, understanding project information, and bidders lists, this free, one-hour session is a great introduction to our Online Plan Room. There will be time at the end for questions and answers. Register Here
February 20 - Introduction to Upcoming Bluebeam Courses
Don't miss this opportunity to see an introduction to each upcoming Bluebeam Revu course in March and their learning objectives. Get your questions answered to assure you're in the appropriate courses for your skillset and workflow. Register Here
**February 27 - Member Road Show: Mankato
Join MBEX for a casual gathering with food, drinks, and networking with great company at The Pub 500. Register Here
**February 28 - Member Road Show: St. Cloud
Join MBEX for a casual gathering with food, drinks, and networking with great company at Granite City. Register Here
**February 29 - Member Road Show: Fargo
Join MBEX for a casual gathering with food, drinks, and networking with great company at the Jasper Hotel. Register Here
March 3-9 - Women in Construction Week
Women in Construction (WIC) Week celebrates and promotes the role of women throughout the construction industry. Learn More
March 5 - Bluebeam 1: Baseline Basics
Whether opening Bluebeam Revu for the first time or you've used it for years, this class will ensure a higher baseline knowledge. Register Here
March 6 - Baseline 2: Material Takeoffs & Estimates (Basic)
With Revu's intuitive measurement tools and customizable interface, turn your highlighters into data-rich takeoff tools. Register Here
**March 6 - Member Road Show: Duluth
Join MBEX for a casual gathering with food, drinks, and networking with great company at Mr. D's Bar & Grill. Register Here
March 7 - Bluebeam 3: Material Takeoffs & Estimates (Advanced)
After finishing the Bluebeam 2 course, students will move into creating custom columns, embedding formulas, and information organization. Register Here
**March 7 - Member Road Show: The Iron Range
Join MBEX for a casual gathering with food, drinks, and networking with great company at the Sawmill Saloon in Virginia. Register Here
March 8 - Bluebeam 4: Document Management & Best Practices
This course will not only improve consistency and accuracy in document management, but it will eliminate all the time wasted navigating through drawing sets and wondering who has the latest drawings. Register Here
March 12 - Bluebeam 5: Collecting Field Data
Learn to create and place custom punch symbols, quickly embed images or videos, and create summary reports. Register Here
March 13 - Bluebeam 6: Administrative Professionals
Administrative teams have unique document workflows that demand a different set of tools compared to design and construction teams. Register Here
March 14 - Bluebeam 7: Civil Workflows
Yes, there are tools in Bluebeam Revu for Civil Designers and Engineers! Not only will students learn navigation and markups, but also work flows like Calibrating Plan & Profile drawings with different X-Y scales, ideas for Cut & Fill calculations, combining several PDFs into one large area map, and adding images. Register Here
March 20 & 21 - Reading Construction Documents
Designed to quickly familiarize students with the basics of reading and understanding construction documents, this two-part online program is perfect for apprentices, entry-level tradespersons, project coordinators, assistant project managers, new project managers, estimators, specialty sales representatives, entry-level architectural or engineering designers, or anyone in career transition looking for a refresher. Register Here
**March 27 - Q1 Construction Economic Update & Forecast
Crafted with commercial contractors in mind, Anirban Basu’s presentation will offer up-to-the-minute economic data, including the cost of labor and materials, top market sectors and regions and the Fed’s ongoing efforts to engineer a soft landing for a tumultuous economy. Basu will also provide his thoughts as to if and/or when we’ll actually see a recession and how that may affect construction. Register Here
**March 28 - DOT Hazardous Material & Hazardous Waste Management Training
Join Safety-Kleen for their offered Compliance Training covering DOT Hazardous Materials (HazMat) Training (8:00am-11:15am) and Hazardous Waste Management (RCRA) Training (11:30am-12:30pm). All training materials will be provided, and at the completion of the training, participants will receive their certificate of completion for 3-years of RCRA training. Email Michael Fisher with Safety-Kleen to enroll.
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WOMEN IN CONSTRUCTION
👷♀️ Women's PPE in the Construction Industry is a Matter of Life and Death
A proposed OSHA rule seeks to bring the construction industry PPE requirements in line with other industries that explicitly require equipment to fit properly. But having proper PPE requirements is only half the battle. Companies also need to understand and prioritize women's PPE. Contractors that do so will contribute to the comfort, safety and retention of women in the construction industry, while also promoting a culture of inclusivity and safety. (CONEXPO - CON / AGG)
ROBOTICS + ROOFING
🐕🦺 Introducing Rufus, the Automated Roofing Robot from Renovate Robotics
Rufus is an automated roofing robot designed to double productivity for asphalt shingle installation and improve safety for roofing contractors. Roofing has the second highest fatality rate of all occupations in the United States in 2022, and roofing contractors consistently struggle to recruit skilled labor. By doubling productivity, Renovate Robotics is empowering contractors to increase their revenue without scaling beyond their existing roofing crews. (Roofing Contractor)
CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS
🧱 Scientists Develop Game-Changing 'Glass Brick' That Could Revolutionize Construction
A team of materials scientists from Empa (Swiss Federal Laboratory for Science and Technology) and the Slovak University of Technology have found a way to reduce lighting and heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) energy demands without having to increase the thickness of the insulation layer. By using silica aerogel granules, they have created an aerogel glass brick, which is a translucent and thermally insulating material. Not only is it a highly attractive solution, but it would also help save heating costs by increasing solar gains and reducing the use of artificial light. (Yahoo! Tech)
LABOR + WORKFORCE
📋 Skilled Trades Need Effective Training Cultures
With the tight labor market for field service and skilled trades industries, employers must increase productivity with the same number of people. When skilled workers are trained, educated, and well-informed, their value to the company increases. That value is measured in increased revenue, fewer callbacks, higher completion rates, and ultimately, increased profitability. As the company's profits increase, they can invest in things that make them an employer of choice in the market --- competitive wages and benefits, as well as training and educational opportunities that set team members up to succeed. (Contracting Business)
FEDERAL PROJECTS + INFRASTRUCTURE
✔️ How to Get the Most Bang for Your Buck Out of the Infrastructure Bill
For both companies and longtime contractors that have hesitated to enter the U.S. federal market, new opportunities and advantages may be present through current infrastructure spending. Agencies are beginning to make awards from this approximately $550-billion funding, but there's a long road ahead. If these initiatives are in line with a construction organization's current services, or if the organization is looking to strategically expand, the IIJA may present substantial opportunities. (Construction Executive)
🦺 PROJECT OF THE WEEK
State Fields Design Proposals for $48M Crime Lab in Mankato
State officials are seeking design services for what they call a "state-of-the-art criminal investigation and laboratory" facility in Mankato with a price tag of $48-million. The proposed 44,000-square-foot building is funded through design, but the project still needs construction money from the Legislature. The building would serve about 780,000 people and 150 affiliated agencies in southern Minnesota. Forensic analysis, law enforcement training, investigative assistance in criminal investigations and other BCA activities would take place there. (Finance & Commerce)
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Rendering: Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension | |
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Morcon Construction Co. will be submitting bids on the following projects and invites TGB Subcontractors and Suppliers to submit their quotations for consideration:
1.) MAC 2024 Storage Facility (Contract # 106-3-584)
Bids close on Wednesday, February 14 at 2:00pm CST - View Full Project Notice
2.) MAC 2024 Liquid Deicer Storage Facility (Contract # 106-3-669)
Bids close on Thursday, February 15 at 2:00pm CST - View Full Project Notice
Bids for all projects can be emailed to bids@morcon.com.
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Morcon Construction
5151 Industrial Blvd NE
Fridley, MN 55421
PH: (763) 546-6066
FAX: (763) 546-3129
www.morcon.com
An Equal Opportunity / Affirmative Action Employer
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For information regarding any of Morcon Construction's current projects, please contact their main office or visit their plan room.
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OSHA Construction Safety Outreach: 10-Hour Course
Presented by The Builders Group (TBG)
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DATES: Tuesday, February 27 & Wednesday, February 28
TIMES: Tuesday - 7:00am- 3:30pm with lunch provided | Wednesday - 7:00am-11:00am
LOCATION: The Builders Group (Eagan, Minn.)
COST:
$125 - TBG Members
$150 - Association Members
$275 - Non-Member of TBG
$0 - Starting in 2022 as a benefit of the TBG Safety Service Association, all members will have two free OSHA-10 registrations per year. Once those two free registrations are used, the cost to participate is then $125 per member.
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This class will provide an in-depth look at compliance and safety issues related to the OSHA training curriculum set forth for the OSHA 10-Hour Construction Safety class.
Topics to include Fall Protection, Electrical Safety, Hand / Power Tools, and several more topics necessary to complete the course objectives.
Please contact Emily with questions.
Attendance is required for Day One & Day Two to complete the 10-hour requirement.
*Please note registration is only required for Day One.
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Air Barrier Symposium | Presented by ABAA in partnership with CSI Minneapolis-St. Paul & BEC Minnesota | |
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DATE: Tuesday, March 12
TIME: 9:00am-2:00pm CST
LOCATION: Boy Scouts Base Camp (Fort Snelling, Minn.)
COST: CSI Member - $25 | Non-CSI Member - $50
QUESTIONS: Contact Tamara Foncerrada - (339) 206-1142, tamara@airbarrier.org
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9:00am-9:30am - Sign In & Welcome
9:30-10:30am
Whole Building Testing is Coming: Do Not Fear It
Airtight buildings are crucial for reducing greenhouse gas emissions and advancing Net Zero Passing Building construction. Whole building airtightness testing, particularly ASTM E3158 developed by ABAA members, is recommended to ensure airtightness, with a 2022 training and certification program for Blower Door Technicians supporting industry adoption and dispelling myths.
10:30am-10:45am - Break
10:45am-11:45am
Why of Commissioning: A Look at the Process and How it Can Mitigate Risk
This has changed the design and construction of these "skins". So why is commissioning a plausible solution to these challenges? Well, imply put, it provides a proven and tried practice which offers guidance and structure to the complex industry of Building Enclosures. This course will cover the BECx process intended to define the project expectation, focus on quality assurance, quality control, verification of system performance, owner training, and maintenance guidance.
11:45am-12:45pm - Lunch & Visitor Vendor Tables
12:45pm-1:45pm
Groundhog Day: Reoccurring Field Installation Issues with Air Barriers
One of the most common risk management strategies used in a robust quality assurance program in the specifications that requires certified contractors, trained and certified installers, evaluated materials and on-site third-party audits. This presentation will discuss the role of the quality assurance audits, and point out what to look for when doing site conversation and quality control. It will also provide real life examples that can help you identify installation issues, what caused them, and what corrective action can be taken.
Download Event Flyer here
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What is MEWP?
Presented by Minnesota OSHA Compliance
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DATE: Tuesday, March 19
TIME: 7:00am
LOCATION: Online only
COST: Free!
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Mobile elevating work platforms (MEWPs) have many generic and interchangeable nicknames: aerials; aerial work platforms; access equipment boom lifts; booms; scissors; and more. MEWPs can also be deadly and introduce specific safety hazards.
Join Minnesota OSHA Compliance at its next online-only Construction Seminar to hear presenter Jay Tyrell, Northern Safety LLC, discuss MEWP-related training, inspections, ANSI, and why crews and operators are complaining about the new equipment.
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Benefits of the Week: Harry & David, Cheryl's Cookies, Simply Chocolate & 1-800-Flowers | |
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Valentine's Day is here, and you're a busy professional. Here's a quick rundown of timely products and brands you can save on with your MBEX membership via National Purchasing Partners (NPP):
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Members save 20% on delivered Harry & David deliciousness, including a wide selection of goodies such as the famous Royal Riveria Pears, Moose Munch Premium Popcorn, and so much more. Oohs, Ahhs and Yums | |
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Members save 20% on fresh-baked gourmet cookies and brownies. Make room for dessert and treat the staff to cookies this Valentine's Day. Two Words: Buttercream Frosting | |
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So many people love chocolate. Explore brands such as Godiva, Vosges Haut Chocolat, Ghiradelli, and Fannie May with Simply Chocolate. Save Big on Decadence | |
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Send smiles to family, friends, customers, and coworkers, or just make someone's day amazing. Members save 20% on flowers from 1-800-Flowers, and same-day delivery is available in many areas, too. Brighten Up with a Beautiful Bouquet | |
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PROJECT INFORMATION + UPDATES | |
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• Total Projects Received at MBEX from 2/5/2024 - 2/9/2024: 87
• Total Projects Leads Reported on at MBEX from 2/5/2024 - 2/9/2024: 10
• Total Active Projects Received/Reported on at MBEX as of 2/13/2024: 430
• Total Projects in the Online Plan Room as of 2/13/2024: 658
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Click the button above to view the most recent project data from 2/7/2024-2/13/2024.
For information about the Bulletin's content, technical issues, or to place an ad (such as a Minority
Notice, Job Posting, or Event Notice), contact Ashlee, Membership + Communications Manager.
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UPCOMING MBEX EVENTS
• February 15 - Online Plan Room Demo
• February 20 - Bluebeam Course Introduction with UChapter2
• February 27 - Member Road Show: Mankato
• February 28 - Member Road Show: St. Cloud
• February 29 - Member Road Show: Fargo
• March 5 - Bluebeam 1: Baseline Basics
• March 6 - Bluebeam 2: Material Takeoffs & Estimates (Basic)
• March 6 - Member Road Show: Duluth
• March 7 - Bluebeam 3: Material Takeoffs & Estimates (Advanced)
• March 7 - Member Road Show: Virginia
• March 8 - Bluebeam 4: Document Management & Best Practices
• March 20 & 21 - Reading Construction Documents online course with UChapter2
• March 21 - Online Plan Room Demo
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Information within the MBEX Weekly Bulletin are obtained from sources deemed reliable. The Minnesota Builders Exchange (MBEX) does not assume responsibility for its completeness or accuracy. You are urged to check your own sources in addition to the information contained in this publication. This issue contains plans and other bidding information received prior to and including the date noted above. The project data within this newsletter is intended for member company's and their employees use only.
2024 BOARD OFFICERS: President - Mike Carlson, Max Gray Construction; Vice President - Heidi Sedlacek, Bituminous Roadways; Treasurer - Brian Kalla, St. Cloud Acoustics; Past President - Greg Grazzini, Grazzini Brothers | 2024 DIRECTORS: Allie Brady, Veit; Kevin Bohrer, Donlar Construction; David Brandt, Schadegg Mechanical; Jason DuVal, Tenet; Chuck Geisler, American Engineering Testing; Chris Niemand, Frattalone Companies; Sean Ochis, Northern Industrial Insulation; Jason Rentmeester, Kraus-Anderson Construction; and Nate Sapik, Benson Electric Company | STAFF: David Siegel - Executive Director; Julie Miller - Executive Assistant/Project Coordinator/Accounting; Jeff Boelter - Project Acquisition & IT; Ashlee Hartwig - Membership & Communications Manager; Don O'Connor - Duluth Branch Manager; Shauna Baska, Peggy Esboldt, Janet Margheim, Michelle Siegel & Ka Yang - Project Reporters
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