STRONG CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT GROWTH AND CONTINUED MOMENTUM IN THE WEST REGION.
Our West region construction management teams continue to expand and strengthen our reputation in California's high-growth markets. Our teams have a track record for building state-of-the-art public and private education projects, as well as projects in the commercial, government, senior living and healthcare sectors. And we consistently deliver those projects on time and at an exceptional value. This track record has allowed us to continue building strong momentum and strengthen our reputation for superior client service and quality workmanship in the West. With strong leadership and teams in Irvine, Suffolk-Roel in San Diego, and now in San Francisco, we are poised to broaden our reach and successfully deliver our “build smart” promise to clients throughout the great state of California, and beyond.
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WEST REGION LEADERSHIP
Andrew Ball
President, West Region
Wayne Hickey
General Manager, San Diego Office
Michael DiNapoli
Chief Operating Officer, San Francisco Office
AWARDS & PRESS
Andrew Ball
President, West Region
Wayne Hickey
General Manager, San Diego Office
Michael DiNapoli
Chief Operating Officer, San Francisco Office
AWARDS & PRESS
- Suffolk Construction Hires Andy Ball as President of West Region...
- Suffolk-Roel Hires Daniel Dumke as New Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer for Irvine Office...
- Suffolk Construction Acquires ROEL Construction of San Diego...
- New Off-Campus Project Breaks Ground at USC...
Suffolk Construction Hires Andy Ball as President of West Region
National contractor hires local industry icon and opens new office in San Francisco to lead and expand the company’s presence in the West
SAN FRANCISCO, CA, November 2, 2012 – Suffolk Construction, one of the most successful, privately held building contractors in the country, announced today it has hired construction industry icon Andrew Ball as its new president of the West region. Suffolk will also open a new office in San Francisco which will allow the organization to strengthen its foothold and expand opportunities for future growth in the West.
“We are absolutely thrilled that Andy has joined our organization to lead our operations in the West region,” said John Fish, Chairman and CEO of Suffolk Construction. “Andy clearly has the experience, unique skill set, and local relationships that will strengthen Suffolk’s existing presence in that area of the country. We are confident that Andy’s impeccable leadership will help us expand our reach from the Irvine and San Diego areas and successfully deliver our ‘build smart’ promise to clients in the San Francisco and Northern California markets, and beyond.”
“I always said that if I was to return to the construction industry, the company would have to be the right cultural fit, and the perfect situation. I have found that company and situation,” said Andy Ball, new president of Suffolk’s West region. “I have always been extremely passionate about building buildings, particularly in the San Francisco area. Suffolk shares that passion and offers the most visionary leadership team, dedicated employees, and effective systems and procedures in the industry. Leading an entire Suffolk operation in the city that I love is a dream come true, and I’m very excited to get started.”
Andy Ball is the former CEO of San Mateo-based Webcor Builders. Under his leadership, Webcor grew to become one of the Bay Area’s largest and most respected building contractors with more than $1.4 billion of revenue during the peak of construction in 2007. Webcor was also recognized as one of the “greenest” contractors in the country. Ball eventually sold the company in 2007 to Japan’s Obayashi Corporation.
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National contractor hires local industry icon and opens new office in San Francisco to lead and expand the company’s presence in the West
SAN FRANCISCO, CA, November 2, 2012 – Suffolk Construction, one of the most successful, privately held building contractors in the country, announced today it has hired construction industry icon Andrew Ball as its new president of the West region. Suffolk will also open a new office in San Francisco which will allow the organization to strengthen its foothold and expand opportunities for future growth in the West.
“We are absolutely thrilled that Andy has joined our organization to lead our operations in the West region,” said John Fish, Chairman and CEO of Suffolk Construction. “Andy clearly has the experience, unique skill set, and local relationships that will strengthen Suffolk’s existing presence in that area of the country. We are confident that Andy’s impeccable leadership will help us expand our reach from the Irvine and San Diego areas and successfully deliver our ‘build smart’ promise to clients in the San Francisco and Northern California markets, and beyond.”
“I always said that if I was to return to the construction industry, the company would have to be the right cultural fit, and the perfect situation. I have found that company and situation,” said Andy Ball, new president of Suffolk’s West region. “I have always been extremely passionate about building buildings, particularly in the San Francisco area. Suffolk shares that passion and offers the most visionary leadership team, dedicated employees, and effective systems and procedures in the industry. Leading an entire Suffolk operation in the city that I love is a dream come true, and I’m very excited to get started.”
Andy Ball is the former CEO of San Mateo-based Webcor Builders. Under his leadership, Webcor grew to become one of the Bay Area’s largest and most respected building contractors with more than $1.4 billion of revenue during the peak of construction in 2007. Webcor was also recognized as one of the “greenest” contractors in the country. Ball eventually sold the company in 2007 to Japan’s Obayashi Corporation.
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Suffolk-Roel Hires Daniel Dumke as New Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer for Irvine Office
IRVINE, CA, April 19, 2012 – Suffolk-Roel has hired Daniel Dumke as its new executive vice president and chief operating officer for its Irvine office. Dumke comes to Suffolk-Roel with over 30 years of experience directing company operations, managing significant projects, and leading high-performing teams on the West Coast. This hire is in support of Suffolk-Roel’s goal to grow its West Coast division.
As executive vice president and chief operating officer, Dumke will serve on Suffolk's management committee, oversee the day-to-day operations in support of Suffolk-Roel’s mission and vision, and enhance internal organization processes and infrastructure on the West Coast. He will provide further stability, predictability, and direction for not only the growth of Suffolk-Roel’s Irvine office, but also the entire West Coast operations working closely with Suffolk-Roel's existing San Diego office president.
Dan has an in-depth knowledge of the California construction market, having managed teams and projects in this region for the past fifteen years. He has played a leadership role on significant construction projects on the West Coast in multiple sectors, including the $300 million design-build Central Plant for Los Angeles World Airports at LAX, the $270 million Scripps La Jolla Medical Center and the $220 million Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles. He also previously directed operations of a large civil/infrastructure company with annual revenue of $120 million and 100 employees.
“Dan is a hands-on leader with well-rounded and comprehensive experience in the construction industry,” says Suffolk’s Executive Vice President of Operations Jeff Gouveia. “He is skilled in business strategy and work acquisition, proposal development and presentations, scheduling, contract management and negotiations, safety, quality control, and labor relations. We are confident that Dan will be an invaluable asset to our West Coast team.”
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Suffolk Construction Acquires ROEL Construction of San Diego
BOSTON, SAN DIEGO & IRVINE, CA, January 11, 2011 - Suffolk Construction Company, Inc., one of the top ten privately held construction firms in the nation, announced today that it will acquire ROEL Construction of San Diego, California. ROEL, a family-owned firm with over 90 years of experience in the construction industry, has a strong track record and business and community ties in San Diego and Irvine, California.
"I have been impressed with ROEL and its longstanding history of quality work, client service, and commitment to innovative building practices, which is why I am so excited about this opportunity to combine our strengths and resources. ROEL is a major player on the West Coast, so we see this as a tremendous growth opportunity, both locally in California and nationally, particularly in our core practice areas of commercial, multi-family residential, education, healthcare, science and technology," said John Fish, CEO, Suffolk Construction.
"The transaction will enhance both ROEL and Suffolk's footprint in the Southern California construction marketplace, make our capabilities even stronger, and ensure ROEL's ongoing ability to serve its customers for years to come," said ROEL's Chairman of the Board, John Elliott.
"Suffolk is a robust company with a national presence and we look forward to combining forces with a company which we share a great amount of synergy, including core values and principles such as quality, integrity and a focus on client service," said Wayne Hickey, CEO of ROEL.
"This deal is very exciting for everyone involved. I am thrilled about the career growth opportunity that this provides to the ROEL employees and also the new chapter that this presents to all of the ROEL Shareholders," said Kevin Elliott, President of ROEL.
Founded in 1982, Suffolk Construction is one of the leading privately held construction companies in the country, with main offices in the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, Southeast and West Coast regions.
Offering infinite resources, superior innovation and technology to its clients, Suffolk is responsible for constructing some of the most high-profile buildings across a variety of sectors in the country, including: the John W. McCormack Building in Boston, the largest Federal renovation project in the country and the first LEED certified renovation for the U.S. General Services Administration; the Ruth Shapiro Cardiovascular Center at Brigham & Women's Hospital; and MET 2, a mixed use development project in Miami, FL.
Recent Suffolk California projects include:
-Newport Coast Marriott, Newport Beach
-LAUSD High School #4, Long Beach
-LAUSD High School #12, Los Angeles
-Jewish Home for the Aging, Reseda
-LACCD Trade Tech College Learning Resource Center, Los Angeles
-Cresta Bella Apartments, San Diego
-Pacific Place at LAX, Los Angeles
-ICON Plaza at USC, Los Angeles
ROEL is a privately owned company that provides a wide-range of services and project delivery expertise including new construction, construction management, design-build, tenant improvement, LEED certified, structural concrete and consulting services.
ROEL's most recent and current projects include:
- Father Joe's Villages (Affordable Housing Projects) 16th & Market and 15th & Commercial, San Diego
- County Operations Center (COC) Development – San Diego County Campus
- Legoland Waterpark, San Diego
- Hoag Hospital TI OSHPD (multiple operating rooms, examination rooms and offices), Irvine
- Spectrum Pharmaceuticals, Irvine
- Procopio, Corey, Hargreaves & Savitch TI, San Diego
By combining our efforts, Suffolk and ROEL will work together to preserve both of our long-standing commitment to philanthropy and preserve our longstanding roles in community and civic ventures. Suffolk's Red & Blue Foundation focuses on making a positive difference in local neighborhoods by helping the underprivileged and underserved.
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BOSTON, SAN DIEGO & IRVINE, CA, January 11, 2011 - Suffolk Construction Company, Inc., one of the top ten privately held construction firms in the nation, announced today that it will acquire ROEL Construction of San Diego, California. ROEL, a family-owned firm with over 90 years of experience in the construction industry, has a strong track record and business and community ties in San Diego and Irvine, California.
"I have been impressed with ROEL and its longstanding history of quality work, client service, and commitment to innovative building practices, which is why I am so excited about this opportunity to combine our strengths and resources. ROEL is a major player on the West Coast, so we see this as a tremendous growth opportunity, both locally in California and nationally, particularly in our core practice areas of commercial, multi-family residential, education, healthcare, science and technology," said John Fish, CEO, Suffolk Construction.
"The transaction will enhance both ROEL and Suffolk's footprint in the Southern California construction marketplace, make our capabilities even stronger, and ensure ROEL's ongoing ability to serve its customers for years to come," said ROEL's Chairman of the Board, John Elliott.
"Suffolk is a robust company with a national presence and we look forward to combining forces with a company which we share a great amount of synergy, including core values and principles such as quality, integrity and a focus on client service," said Wayne Hickey, CEO of ROEL.
"This deal is very exciting for everyone involved. I am thrilled about the career growth opportunity that this provides to the ROEL employees and also the new chapter that this presents to all of the ROEL Shareholders," said Kevin Elliott, President of ROEL.
Founded in 1982, Suffolk Construction is one of the leading privately held construction companies in the country, with main offices in the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, Southeast and West Coast regions.
Offering infinite resources, superior innovation and technology to its clients, Suffolk is responsible for constructing some of the most high-profile buildings across a variety of sectors in the country, including: the John W. McCormack Building in Boston, the largest Federal renovation project in the country and the first LEED certified renovation for the U.S. General Services Administration; the Ruth Shapiro Cardiovascular Center at Brigham & Women's Hospital; and MET 2, a mixed use development project in Miami, FL.
Recent Suffolk California projects include:
-Newport Coast Marriott, Newport Beach
-LAUSD High School #4, Long Beach
-LAUSD High School #12, Los Angeles
-Jewish Home for the Aging, Reseda
-LACCD Trade Tech College Learning Resource Center, Los Angeles
-Cresta Bella Apartments, San Diego
-Pacific Place at LAX, Los Angeles
-ICON Plaza at USC, Los Angeles
ROEL is a privately owned company that provides a wide-range of services and project delivery expertise including new construction, construction management, design-build, tenant improvement, LEED certified, structural concrete and consulting services.
ROEL's most recent and current projects include:
- Father Joe's Villages (Affordable Housing Projects) 16th & Market and 15th & Commercial, San Diego
- County Operations Center (COC) Development – San Diego County Campus
- Legoland Waterpark, San Diego
- Hoag Hospital TI OSHPD (multiple operating rooms, examination rooms and offices), Irvine
- Spectrum Pharmaceuticals, Irvine
- Procopio, Corey, Hargreaves & Savitch TI, San Diego
By combining our efforts, Suffolk and ROEL will work together to preserve both of our long-standing commitment to philanthropy and preserve our longstanding roles in community and civic ventures. Suffolk's Red & Blue Foundation focuses on making a positive difference in local neighborhoods by helping the underprivileged and underserved.
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New Off-Campus Project Breaks Ground at USC
LOS ANGELES, CA, January 28, 2011 ‐ The groundbreaking ceremony will be held tomorrow for a new off‐campus student housing project adjacent to the campus of the University of Southern California in Los Angeles. Suffolk Construction is building The ICON Plaza at USC, a six‐story building that will contain 56 apartment‐style units over street‐level retail space and three levels of below‐grade parking. The project is located at the corner of Figueroa Street and Expedition Boulevard. Its developers are Los Angeles‐based The ICON Company and Chicago‐based Campus Acquisitions. The construction timetable was not released.
This project marks the 16th student housing community built by Suffolk. In addition the company is currently building the New Library Learning Resource Center for Los Angeles Trade Tech College, which is located near the site of the new student housing community.
ICON is currently developing three additional student housing projects at California universities. They include The ICON at UCSB and Icon Gardens, which are located near the campus of the University of California ‐ Santa Barbara in Isla Vista, as well as The ICON at SLO, which is located near California Polytechnic University in San Luis Obispo.
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LOS ANGELES, CA, January 28, 2011 ‐ The groundbreaking ceremony will be held tomorrow for a new off‐campus student housing project adjacent to the campus of the University of Southern California in Los Angeles. Suffolk Construction is building The ICON Plaza at USC, a six‐story building that will contain 56 apartment‐style units over street‐level retail space and three levels of below‐grade parking. The project is located at the corner of Figueroa Street and Expedition Boulevard. Its developers are Los Angeles‐based The ICON Company and Chicago‐based Campus Acquisitions. The construction timetable was not released.
This project marks the 16th student housing community built by Suffolk. In addition the company is currently building the New Library Learning Resource Center for Los Angeles Trade Tech College, which is located near the site of the new student housing community.
ICON is currently developing three additional student housing projects at California universities. They include The ICON at UCSB and Icon Gardens, which are located near the campus of the University of California ‐ Santa Barbara in Isla Vista, as well as The ICON at SLO, which is located near California Polytechnic University in San Luis Obispo.
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West Coast Employees Participate in "CANstruction"
For the second year, our Suffolk West Coast team volunteered their time and talent to participate in CANstruction, an event that is devoted to fighting hunger in the Orange County area. This year, 14 teams from architecture, engineering and construction firms and design schools competed to construct 10 x 10 x 8 sculptures made entirely out of whole canes of food, and exhibited for one month at the world renowned South Coast Place in Costa Mesa, CA. Suffolk’s entry this year was a replica of the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim Stadium appropriately named “Strike Out Hunger”. Suffolk’s team used Building Information Modeling (BIM) to virtually design the miniature stadium, and incorporate the words “Strike Out Hunger” with the labels of the cans alongside the stadium. As a result, the team contributed 6,000 of the 60,000 cants to the Orange County Food Bank at the close of the exhibition.
For the second year, our Suffolk West Coast team volunteered their time and talent to participate in CANstruction, an event that is devoted to fighting hunger in the Orange County area. This year, 14 teams from architecture, engineering and construction firms and design schools competed to construct 10 x 10 x 8 sculptures made entirely out of whole canes of food, and exhibited for one month at the world renowned South Coast Place in Costa Mesa, CA. Suffolk’s entry this year was a replica of the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim Stadium appropriately named “Strike Out Hunger”. Suffolk’s team used Building Information Modeling (BIM) to virtually design the miniature stadium, and incorporate the words “Strike Out Hunger” with the labels of the cans alongside the stadium. As a result, the team contributed 6,000 of the 60,000 cants to the Orange County Food Bank at the close of the exhibition.