Professional Accreditations:

Florida State Certified General Contractor 
GC License #CGC048740
Florida Concrete and Products Association Certified Structural Masonry Inspector

• Construction of large difficult projects quickly and efficiently, while OSHA Compliant
• Over nearly 30 years, every project I headed has come in under-budget, on/ahead of schedule

Graduate- Florida Construction School/ Continuing Education for GC License
3 years US Marine Corps.- Amphibious Assault Battalion
High School Diploma from O'Connell High School, Arlington, Va.
                        -Captain O’Connell Football team, State Catholic Champions

2008- Nov 2009 – Eagle Concrete Systems, Inc
12411 Commerce Lakes Dr.
#100
Fort Myers, FL 33913
Phone 239-337-1972

Position: General Superintendent

2005 – Sept 2008 : RPO Construction
61 W. Colonial Dr.
Orlando, 32801
407-294-7931
Contact Person: Albert Kodsi (Owner)
Position: General Superintendent
Lake Fairview Grande Condominiums
3 – 6 story condominium bldgs plus Lakefront Clubhouse and Pool $28 Million Project

Star Tower in Downtown Orlando
100 Units, 18 floors, 380,000 sq ft. $38 Million Project
Position: Project Manager

Sanctuary Condominiums  in Downtown Orlando
173 Units, 18 floors, 580,000 sq ft., $55 Million Project

• MEP superintendent from structural topout to multiple C.O.s

2005 - 2005 : Dimucci Development Co.
285 W. Dundee Rd.
Palatine, Ill 60074
847-991-4400
Contact Person: Tony DiMucci (Owner)
Position: General Superintendent and General Contractor License Qualifier through 8/07
Daytona Shores Twin Towers at Daytona Beach
2 - 19 story buildings, 128 Units, $32 Million Project

1994 - 2005 : W&J Construction Co
 100 Eyster Blvd., Suite 201
Rockledge, Fl. 32955   
321-632-7660
Contact Person: Nick Witek (Owner)
Positions:   General Superintendent/Project Superintendent/Project Manager/ Estimator/Field Operations
Detailed Estimating for Concrete/Masonry/Carpentry/Demolition typically self performed on W&J projects
Pre-construction/post-award subcontractor involvement and buyout
Presentation team member for Construction Management Projects and Negotiated work
Project Lead for whichever is W&J's largest current project
General Contractor - License Qualifier 

1994-2005 - W&J Construction Corporation Projects as follows:
W & J - General Superintendent and Project Superintendent - 2001-2005:
Brevard County Courthouse Addition.
Completed 12/03.  7+ Million Project.
General Superintendent for all of W&J’s other projects. 

St. Mary's Church of Rockledge (Architect: Michael Graves and Associates).
14month job, done in 9 months. Procured 14 Million dollars in additional work and GSd them. Worked closely and personally with Architect Michael Graves to completion.
Completed 02/02.  7+ Million Project. 

W & J - Superintendent Projects:
City of Maitland Public Works complex
Water treatment plant, tanks, buildings, piping, and pavement.

City of Cocoa Beach Waste Water Treatment Plant addition
Tanks, piping, separators, buildings, and pavement.

Kennedy Space Center: Visitors Center
Replace walkways, stamped concrete throughout the entire park

School Board of Brevard County: Bus Maintenance Facility
140,000 sq. ft Tiltwall

St, Theresa’s Church of Titusville, Fl
130,000 sq. ft. Tiltwall classrooms and gym

 

W & J - Project Manager/Superintendent 1999-2001:
Brevard Community College - Library and Science Bldg.
Completed 5/01.  $8.9 Million Project
General Superintendent, W&J’s other projects. 
- Procured additional 10 million and GSd it.
- Promoted to General Vice President of W & J Construction Company.

W & J - Project Superintendent – 1996-1999:
Cape Canaveral Air Force Station - Launch Complex 20
Completion 10/99. 12 month job completed in 8 months.

 Taft Army Reserve Center -
Completion 2/98. 12 month project completed in 9 months
 Apollo Saturn V Museum at Kennedy Space Center
 $38+Million Project
Completion Dec. ‘96. 20 month completion despite 22 Stop Work Orders for Redesign.

W & J - Concrete, Masonry, Drywall Superintendent - 1994-1995:
Port St. John’s Jr. High, Brevard County, Florida
(a $17+Million Project). Completion 8/95.

1986-1995 - A Concrete and Masonry Subcontractor
All work listed below were self-performed as Subcontractor for the listed General Contractors:

NASA Press Building at Kennedy Space Center, Florida
Concrete and Masonry work- remove and replace defective work from a previous subcontractor in default
   Completed: 7/95
   General Contractor (work performed for David Nash of Canaveral Construction):
Complex Construction
Veteran's Memorial Park, Titusville, Florida
Colored concrete, brick pavement, concrete 'spheres' and constructed the Mercury 7 Monument
  Completed: 4/95
  General Contractor: David Nash (now called Canaveral Construction)
Orbital Processing Facility- Fluid Support Building, Kennedy Space Center, Florida
Concrete foundations, slabs and equipment pads
  Completed: 5/94
General Contractor:  International Steel Industries, Inc.
UCF Nuclear Storage Facility- University of Central Florida, Orlando, Florida
Concrete and Masonry work
  Completed:   3/94
  General Contractor:  Indus Construction
UCF Student Union 1st Phase, Orlando, Florida
Concrete and Masonry work, 4 story concrete frame
         Completed: 3/94
General Contractor:  Indus Construction
UCF Physical Plant Offices, Orlando, Florida
Concrete and Masonry work
 Completed:   2/94
 General Contractor:  Indus Construction
UCF Physical Plant Warehouse, Orlando, Florida
Concrete and Masonry work, tilt wall structure
 Completed: 2/94
General Contractor:  Indus Construction
Seminole Community College Administration Center, Sanford, Florida
Concrete and Masonry work, 3 story concrete frame
 Completed:  12/93
 General Contractor:  Indus Construction
Grasslands Clubhouse Lakeland, Florida
Concrete and Masonry work
 Completed: 11/93
General Contractor:  Brasfield & Gorrie Construction Co.
NASA VPF Annex, Kennedy Space Center, Florida
Formed Footings and Slab for 6000 Sq.Ft Metal Bldg.          
      Completed 10/93
General Contractor:  International Steel Industries, Inc.
Bermuda Avenue Apartments, Kissimmee, Florida
Concrete and masonry racquetball court and block wall with footers surrounding entire complex
      Completed 6/93
General Contractor: Santana Construction
Disney Vacation Club Phase 2, Lake Buena Vista, Florida
Pour and finish 157,150 sf (square foot) total - Labor only
      Completed 6/93
General Contractor: MW Builders
WDI Epcot Center/Disney Imagineering Office Building, Lake Buena Vista, Florida
All concrete (foundations and elevated slabs) for two story steel building for 24,000 sq ft bldg.
      Disney Contract #92-WDC-091
      Completed 2/93
General Contractor:  Jack Jennings and Sons

Pasavant Retirement Center, Pittsburgh, PA
30,000 sf concrete and block foundation for steel frame building
      Completed 7/92
General Contractor:  Suckow Construction (for MW Builders, Inc.)
U.S. Coast Guard Station, New Smyrna Beach, Florida
Project DTCG47-91-B-3EFK38 for 7,000 sf reinforced masonry foundation, basketball court, misc underpinnings and pavements - All
      Completed 9/92
General Contractor: International Steel Ind., Inc.
Orlando Regional Medical Center - Admissions Center, Orlando, Florida
All concrete and masonry work
      Completed: 5/92
General Contractor:  R.C. Stevens Construction Co.

Walt Disney World Employee Service Building at MGM Studios, Lake Buena Vista, Florida
All concrete and masonry foundations, walls and elevated decks, for 42,000 sf, 3 story building
      Completed 5/92
General Contractor:  Jack Jennings and Sons, Inc.
Walt Disney World Chiller Plant at MGM Studios, Lake Buena Vista, Florida
Concrete columns and pads for above ground chiller pipe supports
      Completed 5/92
General Contractor:  Jack Jennings and Sons, Inc.

Edgewater High School Football Stadium, Edgewater, Florida
All masonry work consisting of finished structural concrete masonry.
      Completed  2/92
General Contractor: International Steel Industries

Disney Vacation Club Phase 1, Lake Buena Vista, Florida
Clubhouse
      33,000 sf masonry and concrete foundation, slabs and beams with very strict specs and complex slab
      Masonry columns and walls
      Completed 6/91
General Contractor: Suckow Construction (for M&W Builders; GC)
Service Building
      23,000 sf concrete and masonry foundation and building, consisting of finished masonry walls,
      tie-beams, and poured-in place concrete columns and beams
      Completed 7/91
General Contractor:  Suckow Construction (for M&W Builders)
Disney Village Pool Houses, Lake Buena Vista, Florida
Two 3000 sq. ft. concrete and masonry foundation and building consisting of finished masonry walls, tie-beams, and equipment pits.
      Completed 7/91
General Contractor:  Suckow Construction (for M&W Builders)
Vacation Club Villas- Phase 1, Lake Buena Vista, Florida
Nineteen 8500 sq. ft. complex concrete and masonry foundations for wood, metal, concrete frame buildings
      Completed 12/91
General Contractor:  Suckow Construction (for M&W Builders)
Miscellaneous Buildings WDW Vacation Club, Lake Buena Vista, Florida
Various small finished masonry buildings and foundations
      Completed 12/91
General Contractor:  Suckow Construction (for M&W Builders)

Ft. Wilderness Stables at Disney World, Lake Buena Vista, Florida
22,000 sf concrete slabs and drainage ditch bottom
      Completed 4/91
      General Contractor: Pride Buildings Inc.
Park Green Condominiums in Winter Park, Winter Park, Florida
Four 3500 sf monolithic slabs
      Completed 1/91
General Contractor: Wilson P. Abraham Construction
Concrete and Masonry Single Family home, Pensacola, Florida
4000 sq. ft. Steep Cliff-side home overlooking Escambia Bay in Pensacola, FL
      Poured-in Place Concrete walls and beams
      Completed 6/90
General Contractor: Bill &  Genevieve Starkweather
UCF Alumni Plaza, Orlando, Florida
Centrally located at the main entrance to the University Administration Building
      Very diverse types of architectural concrete form work.
      Completed 6/89
General Contractor: Hunter-Nelson Construction
UCF Chemical Storage Facility, Orlando, Florida
4000 sf concrete and masonry building; very demanding specifications, consisting of walls, ramps, stairs, beams, and F# non-conducting concrete floors with glass plumbing in floor drains.
      Completed 5/89
General Contractor:  Hunter-Nelson Construction
Addition to Action Nissan, Kissimmee, Florida
Small concrete foundation for metal building
      Completed 5/89
General Contractor:  A&L Builders
Gateway Inn Addition, International Drive, Orlando, Florida
14,000 sf concrete and masonry foundation and exterior walls and tie-beams for metal building
      Completed 3/89
General Contractor:  Topper Construction (out of business)
Villages at Braewyck, Winter Garden, Florida
Four 8,000 sf monolithic foundations for condominiums.
      Completed 3/89
General Contractor:  Topper Construction
Belz Factory Outlet Mall Addition, Orlando, Florida
40,000 sf masonry and concrete foundation for metal building
      Completed 2/89
General Contractor:  Belz Construction Co.
Edgewood City Hall Parking Lot, Edgewater, Florida
14,000 sf parking lot
      Completed 10/88
General Contractor:  Edgewood City Hall
Royce Electric Addition, Apopka, Florida
11,000 sf masonry and concrete foundation for metal building
        Completed 10/88    
General Contractor:  Southern Design & Construction
Polo Park East, Clermont, Florida
Clubhouse-15,000 sq. ft. masonry and concrete foundation for metal building
        Completed 8/88
General Contractor: Southern Design & Construction

In addition:
Over 200 large and complex residential foundations, driveways, walkways, patios, pool decks, masonry walls, fireplaces, brick veneers and miscellaneous types of masonry work in Heathrow, Butler Bay, Alaqua, Bay Hills, Winter Park and Windemere and other large and small subdivisions. 
Completed throughout a period of 6 years through 1992.
For:MIhomes, Continental Homes, Topper Construction, Distinctive Homes and various private owners and smaller contractors.

Superintendent  for:
Eugene Buchanan Concrete Construction, Orlando, Florida 1985-1986
SunState Services, Orlando, Florida 1986
 Foreman for: Barton-Malow Construction, Washington D.C. 1984
Miller Long Companies, Washington D.C. 1983