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Category Archives: Summer Construction

Hunt Companies, Construction Company In Argyle, Mapping Out Family Succession Plan

Posted onJuly 15, 2019
Officials of the Hunt Companies, including husband and wife Amie and Juan Gonzales in the forefront, pose at the company’s headquarters on County Road 45 in Argyle.
Andrea Palmer

by Andrea Palmer

Hunt Companies Inc. (HCI) is a general contractor in Argyle that recently underwent Phase 1 of succession planning, as Amie Gonzales was voted in as president at the annual shareholders meeting in January.

The company was started by Amie’s parents, Dennis and Cindy Hunt, over 30 years ago. Juan Gonzales is the chief financial officer, as well as Amie’s husband. When Gonzales began visiting then-girlfriend Amie many years ago, he saw first-hand the grit Denny and Cindy put into keeping the company running.

“Their vision was, as a general contractor, to take care of the team and take care of the employees through all the ups and downs,” said Gonzales. “They went through the full spectrum of what a lot of small businesses go through—paying payroll with credit cards, taking money from their personal savings to keep the company alive, Denny spending hours upon hours in the field during the day and then hours upon hours on the laptop at night. Keeping the company afloat.”

The Hunt Companies niche is the restaurant business, specifically fast food. They have done work for McDonald’s in Boston and the surrounding region. Hunt Companies has also done work with Popeye’s, Taco Bell and other restaurants.

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New Storage Units Being Constructed On Bay Road In Queensbury Near Duke Concrete

Posted onJuly 15, 2019July 15, 2019
Cerrone Builders and DA Collins are partnering on a project to build Bay Road Self Storage in Queensbury. The first phase of the project will be four storage buildings.
Andrea Palmer

by Andrea Palmer

New storage units are going up on Bay Road next to Duke Concrete.

Bay Road Self Storage is in the midst of construction, with Cerrone Builders leading the project.

Cerrone Builders and DA Collins are partnering on the project. Kubricky Construction, a subsidiary of DA Collins, owned the property on which the units are being built.

Gianni Simone is a partner at Cerrone Builders.

“It’s a joint venture between us and DA Collins. We’re partnering with subsidiary Kubricky on the property and DA Collins on the construction,” said Simone.

“Right now we’re starting with Phase 1, which is four buildings. We’re going to end up with roughly 60,000 square feet of non-temperature-controlled space in the standard sizes. We’ll also have outdoor storage as well for boats and RVs,” said Simone.

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National Group: 39 States, Not NY, Added Construction Jobs; Workforce Shortages Noted

Posted onJuly 15, 2019

Texas and West Virginia Have Biggest Number and Percent of Annual Job Gains as Louisiana Has Worst Losses; California and North Dakota Experience Largest One-Month Gains, While New York and West Virginia Lag

Thirty-nine states and the District of Columbia added construction jobs between May 2018 and May 2019, while construction employment increased in 31 states and D.C. from April to May, including New York state, according to an analysis by the Associated General Contractors of America.

Association officials said the new construction employment data underscores the need for new federal investments in career and technical education programs as well as immigration reform.

“Construction demand remains strong, and contractors increased their workforce in most states over the past year, yet the record number of job openings at the end of April implies contractors would add even more workers if they could,” said chief economist Ken Simonson. “With the unemployment rate now near a 50-year low, it is more challenging than ever for contractors to hire and retain qualified employees.”

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AHI Gets Grant To Aid Telehealth Tech Center

Posted onJuly 15, 2019

The Adirondack Health Institute has received a grant from the Charles R. Wood Foundation to develop a Telehealth Technical Assistance Center.

Funding will be used to expand telehealth capacity over a 12-month period in nine North Country counties to improve care, support patients post-discharge, and serve the needs of aging residents.

“The Telehealth Technical Assistance Center’s vision is to connect multi-sector collaborators such as health care providers, school administrators, health workers, and community members through telehealth, a vital service with huge potential for making a positive impact in our rural communities,” said Katy Cook, project manager, Telehealth, AHI.

“Telehealth has caught the attention of many in the health care field in recent years, but has yet to reach its full potential,” said Cook. “The potential to impact community members’ lives with telehealth technology is significant and this endeavor has the chance to impact thousands of North Country residents by improving access to the care they otherwise would not seek due to travel, work, and family constraints.”

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Computers Alter How Engineering Company Works, But Demand Keeping Up With New IT

Posted onJuly 11, 2018July 12, 2018
A staffer at C.T. Male Associates uses new drone technology for surveying.
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By Jill Nagy

“We can do a site inspection without leaving our desk” and drafting no longer requires pencil and paper or the dreaded drafting pen, said Ed Garrigan, the president of C.T. Male Associates, about the impact of new technology on his field of engineering and surveying. 

“Some old-school people like me” still sketch on paper now and then, he aid. But he remains enthusiastic about the “amazing” changes he has seen in his profession and his company, largely in the last five to 10 years.

“It’s a challenge to keep up,” he said.

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Fairfield Inn & Suites Will Be Constructed On Land Near Northway Exit 18 In Queensbury

Posted onJuly 11, 2018July 12, 2018
This is a rendering of what the rooms will look like in the new Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott that will be built near Northway Exit 18 in Queensbury.
Courtesy Spruce Hospitality Group

By Maureen Werther

Construction is expected to begin soon on  a Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott near Northway Exit 18.

It will have 97 rooms, with WiFi and a workout facility, according to Tyler Herrick president of Spruce Hospitality Group. Herrick and his partner Zack Moore, son of Ed Moore, manage the Queensbury Hotel and they will manage the Fairfield as well. Ed Moore is the owner of the Queensbury Hotel and will own the Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott.

 The mid-market hotel will help attract more sports tourism and bus/coach tour groups to the area, said Herrick. It will also provide more rooms for people coming to Glens Falls for trade shows or business meetings.

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Business Report: 5 Construction Contract Considerations

Posted onJuly 11, 2018July 12, 2018
John Frega, Esq., is an attorney with Bond, Schoeneck & King

By John Frega, esq.

Every construction project features unique and interesting challenges. But drafting your construction contract documents should not be one of those challenges. 

Here are five important matters to consider when drafting and managing your construction contracts:

1. Determine the appropriate payment model. 

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North Country OB/GYN Plans Renovation, Expansion Of Health Center On South Street

Posted onJuly 11, 2018July 12, 2018

A renovation and expansion project is underway to transform the home of North Country OB/GYN (NCOG) at 90 South St., Glens Falls, into a regional destination for women’s health. 

The present site, in the center of Glens Falls and across from Glens Falls Hospital, is being redone to create a welcoming and modern center designed to increase accessibility, expand services and improve the patient experience.

“As our only facility dedicated solely to women’s health, we are thrilled to give this important practice the home and space it deserves to better serve our patients,” said Dr. Tucker Slingerland, CEO of Hudson Headwaters. “By enhancing the current location rather than building from scratch, Hudson Headwaters is adding to Glens Falls’ wider revitalization efforts while furthering our mission to provide accessible, high-quality health care to everyone in our communities.”

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90-Room Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Opens In Queensbury Near Northway Exit 18

Posted onJuly 12, 2017
The newly constructed Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites, off Northway Exit 18, at 216 Corinth Road in Queensbury, is now open. It has 90 rooms and many amenities. Courtesy Prestige Hospitality Group

The newly constructed Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites, off Northway Exit 18, at 216 Corinth Road in Queensbury, is now open. It has 90 rooms and many amenities.
Courtesy Prestige Hospitality GroupThe newly constructed Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites in Queensbury is now open.

Located off Northway Exit 18, at 216 Corinth Road, the 90-room property is managed by Prestige Hospitality Group and was constructed by Bette & Cring Construction.

Jerry Nudi, former owner and president of Warren Electric, is the hotel owner.

Jessica Van Hall, who has been with Prestige Hospitality for 10 years, is the general manager and opened the property along with newly appointed director of sales Amanda Berrigan.

“The area of downtown Glens Falls is changing significantly. It’s growing with different demands now more than ever,” said Berrigan.

“Lake George has so much to offer in its natural state and to now have businesses support the area 365 days a year, is truly making a difference. Every season has its own events and festivals, bringing new people to the area, and being able to accommodate these guests at our property is very rewarding,” she said.

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Northeast Power Systems In Queensbury Is Planning An 11,000 SF Warehouse Expansion

Posted onJuly 12, 2017
Northeast Power Systems Inc. designs and manufactures medium-voltage, metal-enclosed power capacitor banks and harmonic filter banks like these for use in electric power systems.
Courtesy NEPSI

By Maureen Werther

Northeast Power Systems Inc. (NEPSI) is planning to add more than 11,000 square feet of additional warehouse space to accommodate its growing business.

NEPSI, located at 66 Carey Road in Queensbury, designs and manufactures medium-voltage, metal-enclosed power capacitor banks and harmonic filter banks for use in electric power systems.

The company was founded in 1995 by brothers and RPI graduates Paul and Peter Steciuk. It first operated out of a small garage space in the former Tobin’s First Prize factory in Albany. Three years later, in 1998, they received their first $1 million order. In 1999, they began private labeling systems for General Electric Co.

Another brother, Frank Steciuk, joined the team in 1999, the same year the company relocated to Queensbury.

During its 22 years in business, the manufacturing company has expanded its design, manufacturing and testing facilities, as well as its global reach. NEPSI provides power solutions to several industries around the world, including mining, utilities, industrial, renewable energy, chemical, petroleum and pulp and paper.

NEPSI doubled its capacity in 2001 and again in 2011, while continuing to increase the sophistication and performance capabilities of its equipment. Each unit sells from $50,000 to more than $1.5 million, and NEPSI is on target to generate $30 million in revenue in 2017, a record for the company, officials said.

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