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Project Achievement Awards & Scholarship Program

CMAA Chicago ·

Thank you to all who attended the Project Achievement & Scholarship Program Awards! 

We are proud to congratulate the recipients for this year’s Scholarship Awards. each of who received a plaque, and a check for $2,500. They are as follows:

  • Tyler Bratland, Undergrad at UIC
  • Xavier John, Undergrad at IIT
  • Tyler Kleinsasser, Undergrad at South Dakota School of Mines and Technology
  • Lufan Wang, Grad at UIUC

 

The Project Achievement Awards were based on the following categories:

INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT
Constructed value less than $25 Million: Benesch - 120th & Torrence Grade Separation - Chicago, IL

Constructed value greater than $25 Million: V3/TY Lin - Itasca, Illinois 

BUILDINGS PROJECT

Constructed value less than $25 Million: JLL & McHugh - Ritz Carlton
Constructed value greater than $25 Million: Gilbane - Township High School District 113
 
PROGRAM MANAGEMENT

Omega I-90 - 31 to Illinois Route 53 

 

 

 

Chicago Chapter 2nd Annual Awards Program Awards 2017

CMAA Chicago ·

The Construction Management Association of America Chicago Chapter held its 2nd Annual Awards Program to recognize outstanding achievement in the practice of construction management and program management.

Award winners serve as examples for CMAA to promote professionalism and excellence in the management of the construction process. The top scoring submittal will also be considered for submittal to the 2017 CMAA National Competition on your behalf by the CMAA Chicago Chapter.


INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT
(includes highways, transit, airports, ports, public works, etc.) with:
• constructed value less than $25 Million
• constructed value greater than $25 Million
 
BUILDINGS PROJECT
(includes education, health care,research, offices, commercial, residential, hospitality, federal, state, county, city,etc.) with:
New Construction or
Renovation/Modernization
• constructed value less than $25 Million
• constructed value greater than $25 Million
 
PROGRAM MANAGEMENT
(these categories allow for distinct phases of a multi-project or multi-phase program to be submitted for consideration):
• Buildings (includes education, health care, research, offices, commercial, residential, hospitality, federal, state, county, city, etc.)
• Infrastructure (includes highways, transit, airports, ports, public works, etc.)