Four construction companies in northern Nevada won Pinnacle Awards in the 13th annual showcase sponsored by the Nevada Chapter of the Associated General Contractors.
Winners included:
* Martin Iron Works (specialty contractor). The company was recognized for excellence in client services among jobs valued at less than $500,000 for its work to renovate outpatient mental facilities for the VA in Reno.
* JW McClenahan Co. (specialty contractor). The company was recognized for meeting the challenge of a difficult job valued at more than $500,000 for its replacement of a boiler at South Lake Tahoe High School.
* Granite Construction (general contractor): The company was recognized for meeting the challenge of a difficult job valued at more than $5 million for its work in the Truckee River Canyon. The company also received the AGC Partnering Award for its work to widen U.S. 395 between Moana Lane and Interstate 80.
* Q&D Construction (general contractor). The company was recognized for its sensitivity to the environment, history and culture in projects valued at less than $5 million for its work at Thunderbird Lodge. It was honored for excellence in project management in jobs valued at more than $5 million for its work on I-80 between Painted Rock and Fernley. It was recognized for excellence in client services in jobs valued at less than $5 million for its work on the Saint Mary's cardiovascular suite. It won a merit award for meeting the challenge of a difficult job valued at more than $5 million for its reconstruction of Idaho Street in Elko. And Q&D won a Partnering Award for its work on I-80 at Painted Rock.
