May 11, 2021

Pacific Northwest CMAA

The Pacific Northwest Chapter of the Construction Management Association of America is seeking nominations for its annual Construction Management Project Achievement Awards. The submission deadline is May 27 and awards will be presented June 17 as part of the chapter’s Annual Scholarship and Project Achievement Meeting, which will be held virtually. Mike Roberts is in charge of the awards program. He can be reached at mroberts@anchorqea.com. In 2020, the chapter won two national awards: Issaquah Southeast 62nd Street extension for Transportation (construction value under $50 million), city of Issaquah and KBA Inc.; and Bellevue Downtown Tunnel for Transportation (construction value over $50 million), Sound Transit and McMillen Jacobs Associates.

May 04, 2021

Foushee and Associates

Bellevue-based Foushee and Associates promoted Rick Angehrn to chief operating officer. Angehrn began his career with Baugh Construction as a project engineer before joining Foushee in 1999. He was promoted to senior project manager at Foushee in 2018. In his new role, Angehrn oversees project operations, employee development and training, risk mitigation and project staffing. The company says he is known for his attention to detail, management of large and complex projects, and ability to build relationships with clients.

GAF

Roofing materials giant GAF says it has produced the industry's first asphalt roofing shingles containing recycled material from post-consumer and post-manufacture waste shingles that may have otherwise been landfilled. The company states this breakthrough has significant implications for improving sustainability across the asphalt roofing supply chain. It says it was able to reclaim more than 90% of the waste shingle material, by weight, to reuse for new shingles without compromising product quality or performance. New Jersey-based GAF, a Standard Industries company, has three patents for the process.