Posts Tagged ‘Construction’
Medford Food Co-op
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Project Details In 2011, The Medford Food Co-op worked with Batzer Construction to radically remodel their building on Riverside Avenue into unique grocery retail space.The 1927 historic building was initially designed as a farmhouse by renowned local architect Frank Clark. It’s had many remodels over the years converting it to a hotel, restaurant, offices, daycare, and it was empty for the last 5 years. The decades of remodeling and turnover left many structural issues to solve.The biggest challenge was opening the interior spaces to create the large retail space for efficient Architect Gary Caperna and structural engineer Phil McCullough chose to use steel beams to replace all the interior structures that were removed, allowed the the store to be vaulted and let in daylight from the dormer window on the roof. The daylight helps reduce the need for lighting throughout much of the day. Energy efficient light fixtures were used for the needed lighting and insulation was increased throughout the building.A storm water “bioswale” in front of the store is planted with native plants and trees to help absorb storm water rather than it flooding into the city sewer system. “Keeping the natural landscape of the property was intentional and different than most retail properties in Medford,” according to Batzer Construction architect, Gary Caperna. “Co-op patrons are going to love it.”To date, the Medford Food Co-op has been awarded nearly $10,000 of incentive money for the energy efficiency measures for lighting and refrigeration. Key Team Members: Size: 5500 SF |
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Invitation To Bid | New Geothermal Power Plant
Tuesday, October 30th, 2012
Batzer Construction, Inc. (BCI) Design/Build Contractor for New Geothermal Power Plant located in Klamath Falls, Oregon and being performed for Oregon Institute of Technology requests sub-bid proposals.
The bid package includes Site Work, Concrete, Pre-Engineered Building, Misc. Steel Systems, Plumbing, HVAC, Electrical, and Geothermal Installation Subcontractors must be pre-qualified.
Proposals must utilize the specified PROPOSAL FORM and be delivered, faxed, or emailed to arrive at Batzer Construction, Inc., 190 N. Ross Lane/PO Box 4460, Medford, Oregon 97501, Bid Fax 541-770-5361, Email bids @ bids@batzerinc.com no later than 2:00 p.m., November 09, 2012.
Bidders must be properly licensed with the Oregon Construction Contractors Board (“CCB”) at the time of bid. Bidders are required to file a $30,000 Public Works Bond with the CCB in accordance with ORS 279C.836 EXCEPT exemptions allowed under paragraphs (7) or (8) will not be permitted. Due to the scheduled start of the work, the $30,000 Public Works Bond must be on file with the CCB at the time of bid. This is a prevailing wage project. Bidders must comply with requirements of the prevailing wage law in ORS Chapter 279C.
Refer to proposal documents for complete proposal requirements and additional information. Proposal documents may be examined at local plan centers including Medford and Klamath Falls, and ISQFT (call Batzer for Access), or obtained for the non-refundable cost of $200 (for reproduction and shipping) from Batzer Construction (541) 773-7553.
Contractor is committed to promoting and stimulating the growth of minority business enterprises, women business enterprises, and emerging small business (M/W/ESB) firms and maximizing the opportunities for State of Oregon certified M/W/ESB firms to participate in the work of this project. Notwithstanding that a specific M/W/ESB contracting goal has not been established for this project, bidders are encouraged to utilize such firms through sub-tier contracting and/or material purchases and shall provide documentation of its good faith efforts and achievements.
Contractor is an equal opportunity employer and requests bids from all qualified firms including disadvantaged, minority, women, disabled veterans, and emerging small business enterprises. CCB License #132902
Invitation to Bid: Phones Plus, Inc.
Thursday, September 20th, 2012
Batzer Construction Inc., requests supplier and subcontractor bids for all phases of work for Phones Plus, Inc. in Medford, Oregon.
Contact: Mike Hunter, Estimator
Email: mikeh@batzerinc.com
Telephone: 541-773-7553 Fax: 541-770-5361
Bid/Scope Letters are requested
Thursday 10/04/12 by 9:00am
Thank you very much for bidding with Batzer Construction
We are an equal opportunity employer requesting sub-bids from qualified
DBE/MBE/WBE/ESB subcontractors & suppliers
CCB# 132902 / CA# 790651 A&B
Invitation to Bid: Coos Maritime Museum Construction
Friday, June 8th, 2012
INVITATION TO BID
Batzer Construction, Inc. is seeking bids from suppliers and qualified sub-contractors for all phases of construction of the Coos Historical & Maritime Center in Coos Bay, OR. This is a 13,000 sf new construction building on a pile driven pier. Construction Documents may be examined at the office of the Owner’s Representative: Crow/Clay & Associates Inc., Architect and Planning; 125 W. Central Avenue, Suite 400; Coos Bay OR 97420; (541)-269-9388 and at multiple Bid Exchange locations.
BIDS and QUALIFICATIONS are due to Batzer Construction by 5:00pm, June 20, 2012. Contact our Estimating Department at 541-773-7553 to be added to the bidders list to receive the additional information about bidding this project. 1
CCB # 132902.
Batzer Construction, Inc.
190 N. Ross Lane
PO Box 4460
Medford, OR 97501
Batzer Wins Award for Grants Pass Renovation
Monday, May 21st, 2012
Complete Care Chiropractic & Massage
Thursday, May 3rd, 2012
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Black Oak Medical Plaza
Tuesday, May 1st, 2012
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Press Release: Batzer Construction Completes Work at the The Salvation Army Church
Thursday, March 8th, 2012
March 8, 2012
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
“Batzer Construction Completes Work at the Salvation Army Church”
Medford, OR, (March 8, 2012) – Renovation of The Salvation Army Church on Beatty Street will be completed this week. Originally built in the 1920’s for the Seventh Day Adventists, in 2007 water from a broken pipe damaged the property so badly that church services could no longer be held in the building. As a result, it became more of a storage unit than the active church and social hall The Salvation Army is known for having. The neighborhood had lost a valuable resource so The Salvation Army began to make plans to bring back the church.
A grant from the Medford Urban Renewal Agency brought in the final funding piece for the project and in September of 2011, Batzer Construction began demolition of the old church. They also removed an aging building from the property as part of The Salvation Army’s overall plan to create a community garden. The entire building was reframed from the ground up in December, and since then work has continued on the inside.
Construction has progressed on schedule and the finishing touches including new front doors are being installed the first week in March. The new building has a very similar plan to the old one with commercial kitchen and dining hall on the lower level and sanctuary, rest-rooms, nursery, and storage space on the upper level. The new building is 6,194 square feet, about 140 square feet bigger than the old building. According to Russ Batzer, president of Batzer Construction, “The building has energy efficient windows and lighting, excellent insulation, and durable finishes to help it last for a century of service.”
While the church was under construction, Captain Martin Cooper of The Salvation Army held church services at the organization’s Thrift Store. In spite of the finishing touches that still need to be made on the church, worship services were held Sunday in the new sanctuary. A dedication celebration is set for 1 p.m., Saturday, March 24 with Salvation Army regional officers and a Salvation Army band scheduled to be in town for the event.
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Ariel Wine Barn: In Progress
Sunday, January 15th, 2012
The beautiful view across the vineyard and down the valley.
Ariel Wine Barn, a wine making facility and wine tasting room, is now under construction! When complete the facility will be 16,416 square feet.It’s located just outside of Ashland Oregon on Dead Indian Memorial Hwy.
Beautiful stonework, a clock tower, and gorgeous views will make this one of the most beautiful wineries of the region. Work will continue through the summer.
The team pouring concrete footers for the large towers.
Concrete arches on the south side.
Wineries are usually beautiful places to build and this is no exception.
AirGas Grants Pass
Sunday, July 3rd, 2011
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Selma Fire Station | Selma, OR
Monday, December 7th, 2009
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