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Excellence in Construction Awards

WINNER: Ada Hotel

eicawardsdev on June 13, 2025

Bedroom in the Ada hotel with bed, large windows and beds, and desk
Main area in Ada hotel with seating, large windows and overhead lighting
Railing at Ada Hotel and walkway, featuring glass rail
Bedroom in the Ada hotel with bed, large windows and beds, and desk
Bedroom in the Ada hotel with bed, large windows and beds, and desk

Story

Ada Hotel was a unique and challenging project. It was truly a team effort for Händorn. There wasn’t a single person who didn’t have a hand in getting the product completed and delivered. Every detail at Ada Hotel, from floor to ceiling, is a must-see in person!

Facts

Submitter: Händorn

Architect: Dixon Architecture

Location: Ada, MI

Date contract completed: August 2024

Final contract value: $1,511,000

Project manager’s name: Kolby Russell

Superintendent’s name(s): Tadd BeVier

What percentage of the work scope was self-performed by your company? 85%

WINNER: Gerald R. Ford International Airport — Power Generation

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The inside of the Gerald R. Ford International Airport Power Generation project
A panel at the Gerald R. Ford International Airport Power Generation project
The inside of the Gerald R. Ford International Airport Power Generation project
The inside of the Gerald R. Ford International Airport Power Generation project
The inside of the Gerald R. Ford International Airport Power Generation project
The inside of the Gerald R. Ford International Airport Power Generation project
A panel at the Gerald R. Ford International Airport Power Generation project
The inside of the Gerald R. Ford International Airport Power Generation project

Story

Grand Valley Automation installed and programmed a complex damper control system for a new generator building at Gerald R. Ford International Airport. The system supports four diesel generators by sequencing large banks of dampers to open rapidly, ensuring safe startup and proper airflow. Precise interlocking was critical to system performance.

Facts

Submitter: Grand Valley Automation, Inc.

Architect: DLZ

Location: Grand Rapids, MI

Date contract completed: December 2024

Final contract value: $306,000

Project manager’s name: Mark Brower

Superintendent’s name(s): Jared Nichols

What percentage of the work scope was self-performed by your company? 100%

Gerald R. Ford International Airport — Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting Facility

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The outside of the Gerald R. Ford International Airport Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting Facility
The interior of the Gerald R. Ford International Airport Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting Facility
The interior of the Gerald R. Ford International Airport Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting Facility
Panels on the wall of the Gerald R. Ford International Airport Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting Facility
Panels on the wall of the Gerald R. Ford International Airport Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting Facility
Panels on the wall of the Gerald R. Ford International Airport Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting Facility
Panels on the wall of the Gerald R. Ford International Airport Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting Facility
Pipes on the inside of the Gerald R. Ford International Airport Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting Facility
Pipes on the inside of the Gerald R. Ford International Airport Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting Facility
Controls on the wall of the Gerald R. Ford International Airport Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting Facility
A firetruck inside of the Gerald R. Ford International Airport Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting Facility

Story

Grand Valley Automation delivered integrated controls for the new ARFF facility at Gerald R. Ford International Airport, including garage gas detection, snowmelt, boilers, and chillers. Special airflow controls were implemented to manage the connection between the garage and living quarters, ensuring safe and comfortable conditions for fire rescue personnel.

Facts

Submitter: Grand Valley Automation, Inc.

Architect: TowerPinkster

Location: Grand Rapids, MI

Date contract completed: December 2024

Final contract value: $375,000

Project manager’s name: Mark Brower

Superintendent’s name(s): Jared Nichols

What percentage of the work scope was self-performed by your company? 100%

Rollon® by Timken

eicawardsdev on June 13, 2025

The exterior of the Rollon office building
The main entrance camera and card reader on the Rollon office building
A smart board on the wall of the Rollon office building
An exterior, multi-sensor camera on the Rollon office building
A panel at the Rollon office building
A server at the Rollon office building
An IDF closet at the Rollon office building
An IDF closet at the Rollon office building
An interior camera at the Rollon office building
The doorbell at the Rollon office building
An exterior, multi-sensor camera on the Rollon office building
A ceiling speaker in the Rollon office building
An access control power distribution panel at the Rollon office building
A conduit at the Rollon office building
A WAP box at the Rollon office building
A WAP at the Rollon office building
A WAP at the Rollon office building
A wireless access point at the Rollon office building
The HighPoint Electric trailer next to the Rollon office building
The exterior exit of the Rollon office building
A TV inside of the Rollon office building
An exterior, multi-sensor camera on the Rollon office building
A cubicle at the Rollon office building
A cubicle at the Rollon office building
A wireless access point at the Rollon office building
An exit at the Rollon office building
An access control door module at the Rollon office building
Pipes at the Rollon office building
The exterior access card reader at the Rollon office building
A loud speaker at the Rollon office building
A card reader at the Rollon office building
Cable management at the Rollon office building
An outlet at the Rollon office building
A power supply control panel at the Rollon office building
The underground conduit fiber connection at the Rollon office building
Patch panels at the Rollon office building
The break room TV at the Rollon office building
An access card reader at the Rollon office building
Outlets at the Rollon office building

Story

HighPoint installed structured cabling and network infrastructure throughout the new warehouse and office, including fiber loops, category cabling, access control, and camera cabling. The team built out the MDF and IDFs, supplying and installing all equipment with required conduit and power for a fully integrated, future-ready communications system.

Facts

Submitter: HighPoint

Architect: Wolverine Building Group

Location: Norton Shores, MI

Date contract completed: February 2025

Final contract value: $144,000

Project manager’s name: Ed VanWinkle & Don McWilliams

Superintendent’s name(s): Don McWilliams

What percentage of the work scope was self-performed by your company? 100%

West Ottawa Public Schools — Riley Farms Elementary

eicawardsdev on June 13, 2025

The exterior of West Ottawa Public Schools Riley Farms Elementary
The exterior of West Ottawa Public Schools Riley Farms Elementary
The exterior of West Ottawa Public Schools Riley Farms Elementary
The exterior of West Ottawa Public Schools Riley Farms Elementary
The exterior of West Ottawa Public Schools Riley Farms Elementary
The entrance to West Ottawa Public Schools Riley Farms Elementary
The entrance to West Ottawa Public Schools Riley Farms Elementary
An atrium in West Ottawa Public Schools Riley Farms Elementary
An atrium in West Ottawa Public Schools Riley Farms Elementary
An atrium in West Ottawa Public Schools Riley Farms Elementary
An atrium in West Ottawa Public Schools Riley Farms Elementary
The gym at West Ottawa Public Schools Riley Farms Elementary
The gym at West Ottawa Public Schools Riley Farms Elementary
A maintenance area at West Ottawa Public Schools Riley Farms Elementary
A maintenance area at West Ottawa Public Schools Riley Farms Elementary
A maintenance area at West Ottawa Public Schools Riley Farms Elementary
A maintenance area at West Ottawa Public Schools Riley Farms Elementary
A maintenance area at West Ottawa Public Schools Riley Farms Elementary
A hallway in West Ottawa Public Schools Riley Farms Elementary
A hallway in West Ottawa Public Schools Riley Farms Elementary
A hallway in West Ottawa Public Schools Riley Farms Elementary
A hallway in West Ottawa Public Schools Riley Farms Elementary
AV in West Ottawa Public Schools Riley Farms Elementary

Story

Town & Country Technicians coordinated all installations with other trades. To ensure that proper locations and adequate support structures were in place before installing a professional cabling system. The team also assisted in the design of the site’s fiber network for cameras on light poles.

Facts

Submitter: Town & Country Group

Architect: GMB Architecture + Engineering

Size: 78,000 SF

Location: Holland, MI

Date contract completed: June 2025

Final contract value: $330,000

Project manager’s name: Chad Guy

Superintendent’s name(s): Drew Moll

What percentage of the work scope was self-performed by your company? 100%

Gerald R. Ford International Airport — Concourse A Expansion

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Story

SecurAlarm’s work on the Concourse A expansion project at Gerald R. Ford International Airport included fire alarm system upgrades and advanced security integrations, enhancing safety and efficiency. The team overcame complex system transitions and airport constraints to deliver seamless, code-compliant solutions supporting future passenger growth.

Facts

Submitter: SecurAlarm

Location: Grand Rapids, MI

Date contract completed: February 2024

Final contract value: $1,901,677

Project manager’s name: Dorrell Priest

Superintendent’s name(s): Brian Lomonaco & Chris Kaminski

What percentage of the work scope was self-performed by your company? 80%

Corewell Health Place

eicawardsdev on June 13, 2025

The outside of the Corewell Health Place
A meeting room in the Corewell Health Place
A staircase in the Corewell Health Place
A television screen in the Corewell Health Place
A wireless access point and data cable in the Corewell Health Place
A wireless access point in the Corewell Health Place
A security camera in the Corewell Health Place
An access point in the Corewell Health Place

Story

Feyen Zylstra provided comprehensive low-voltage cabling services for Corewell Health Place, a new 300,000 SF office hub located in Grand Rapids, MI. FZ provided the network and security systems, fiber optic backbone, and IT infrastructure, ensuring a secure operational environment for Corewell Health’s future needs.

Facts

Submitter: Feyen Zylstra, LLC

Architect: Corewell Health

Size: 300,000 SF

Location: Grand Rapids, MI

Date contract completed: November 2024

Final contract value: $549,000

Project manager’s name: Randy Jacobusse

Superintendent’s name(s): Chad Jansma

What percentage of the work scope was self-performed by your company? 100%

Corewell Health Grand Rapids — Outpatient Center

eicawardsdev on June 13, 2025

The interior of the Corewell Health Grand Rapids Outpatient Center
The interior of the Corewell Health Grand Rapids Outpatient Center
The interior of the Corewell Health Grand Rapids Outpatient Center
Cable management inside of the Corewell Health Grand Rapids Outpatient Center
A wireless access point inside of the Corewell Health Grand Rapids Outpatient Center
A card reader inside of the Corewell Health Grand Rapids Outpatient Center
A wireless access point inside of the Corewell Health Grand Rapids Outpatient Center
A duress button inside of the Corewell Health Grand Rapids Outpatient Center
The exterior of the Corewell Health Grand Rapids Outpatient Center

Story

Feyen Zylstra provided the complete low-voltage cabling package for Corewell Health’s new 12-story patient care building. The extensive network, security, and communication cabling services FZ provided will ensure efficient and secure operations for years to come.

Facts

Submitter: Feyen Zylstra, LLC

Architect: Corewell Health

Size: 240,000 SF

Location: Grand Rapids, MI

Date contract completed: March 2025

Final contract value: $1,029,000

Project manager’s name: Randy Jacobusse

Superintendent’s name(s): Justin Anderson

What percentage of the work scope was self-performed by your company? 100%

Fox Ford Commercial Pro Center

eicawardsdev on June 13, 2025

interior floor of the Fox Ford Commercial Pro Center with high ceilings and polished floors.
interior floor of the Fox Ford Commercial Pro Center with high ceilings and polished floors.
interior floor of the Fox Ford Commercial Pro Center with high ceilings and polished floors.
interior floor of the Fox Ford Commercial Pro Center with high ceilings and polished floors.
outdoor birds-eye-view of Fox Ford Commercial Pro Center, white building with blue accents.

Story

Fox Ford’s new pre-engineered metal building is designed to support top-tier vehicle service with the space, style, and efficiency that today’s operations demand. The use of wide bay joists, insulated metal panels, and the mezzanine creates a functional building that looks good.

Facts

Submitter: Pioneer Construction Inc

Architect: Paradigm Design

Size: 50,000 SF

Location: Grand Rapids, MI

Date contract completed: February 2025

Final contract value: $2,100,000

Project manager’s name: Adam Wheeler

Superintendent’s name(s): Steve Suchowian

What percentage of the work scope was self-performed by your company? 100%

WINNER: UHS & Trinity Health MI — Southridge Behavioral Hospital

eicawardsdev on June 13, 2025

The exterior of UHS & Trinity Health MI Southridge Behavioral Hospital
A waiting room at UHS & Trinity Health MI Southridge Behavioral Hospital
A waiting room at UHS & Trinity Health MI Southridge Behavioral Hospital
A classroom at UHS & Trinity Health MI Southridge Behavioral Hospital
A server room at UHS & Trinity Health MI Southridge Behavioral Hospital
A server room at UHS & Trinity Health MI Southridge Behavioral Hospital
Cable management at UHS & Trinity Health MI Southridge Behavioral Hospital
Cable management at UHS & Trinity Health MI Southridge Behavioral Hospital
Cable management at UHS & Trinity Health MI Southridge Behavioral Hospital

Story

Buist provided low-voltage services for the new 96-bed, 72,000 SF Southridge Behavioral Hospital in Byron Center. The scope of work included structured cabling, access control, surveillance, and fiber infrastructure to support the hospital’s $46,000,000 facility, which opened in March 2025 and employs 170 medical professionals.

Facts

Submitter: Buist

Architect: Stengel Hill

Title: UHS & Trinity Health MI — Southridge Behavioral Hospital

Size: 96 SF

Location: Byron Center, MI

Date contract completed: March 2025

Final contract value: $717,000

Project manager’s name: Jason Williams

Superintendent’s name(s): Derek Cass

What percentage of the work scope was self-performed by your company? 100%

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