Independent Electrical Contractors Announces 2022 Awards of Excellence in Electrical Construction at Association’s Annual Gathering, SPARK: Power Tomorrow
Arlington, VA, October 19, 2022 – Independent Electrical Contractors (IEC) is pleased to announce the winners of its prestigious 2022 IEC National Excellence in Contruction Awards. Presented during IEC’s annual event, SPARK: Power Tomorrow, the awards recognize IEC contractor member companies who exhibit excellence in electrical or systems construction by striving for total quality and excellence. The winners are selected from projects completed between July 16, 2021–July 15, 2022, regardless of start date.
The 2022 IEC National Award submissions were judged by an esteemed panel of leaders within the electrical industry that include: Jane Allred, Bryan Beckett, Jack Brown, Warren Clemons, Shawn Corrigan, Steve Denier, Leighland Gutierrez, Todd Hawkins, Brian Hines, Cara Herbstritt, Robbie Jones, Jim MacMurdo, Bret Martin, Jon Martin, Allan Matsuo, Shirlee McArthur, Eric Peralez, Lowell Reith, Natasha Sherwood, Marilyn Stansbury. Barbara Tipton, Michael E Vandergriff, Kristi Wickard.
The winners of the IEC 2022 Excellence in Electrical Construction Awards include:
Residential Construction (Single family and multifamily residences)
Category A: Single-family residences (including new construction or renovation)
The House of Helm: Corrigan Electric, IEC of Kentucky and Southern Indiana
Category B: Multi-family residences to three stories, including senior housing facilities
Notable / 730 Simms: 1st Electric Contractors, IEC Rocky Mountain
Category C: Multi-family, mid-rise buildings above three stories
The Edit: 1st Electric Contractors, IEC Rocky Mountain
Commercial Construction (Office buildings, institutions, banks, restaurants,
retail facilities, churches, outdoor lighting, etc.)
Category A: Electrical contract amounts up to $500,000
Belle Tire West Lafayette: Ridgeline Electrical Industries, LLC, IEC Indy
Category B: Electrical contract amounts from $500,001 to $1,500,000
National Mounted Warrior Museum: R.K. Bass Electric, CenTex IEC
Category C: Electrical contract amounts from $1,500,001 to $5,000,000
Valley City State University Center for the Arts: Bergstrom Electric, Inc., IEC Dakotas
Category D: Electrical contract amounts from $5,000,001 to $7,000,000
Pikes Peak Summit House: Encore Electric, IEC Rocky Mountain
Category E: Electrical contract amounts over $7,000,000
DEN 8 Industrial Warehouse, Weifield Group Contracting, IEC Rocky Mountain
Industrial Construction (Manufacturing, utilities, processing, transportation, warehouses, etc.)
Category B: Electrical contract amounts from $500,001 to $1,500,000
BioLab Conyers: Pat Murphy Electric, Inc., Atlanta Chapter IEC
Category C: Electrical contract amounts from $1,500,001 to $3,000,000
GenCanna CBD Production Facility: Fayette Electrical Service, IEC of the Bluegrass
Category D: Electrical contract amounts from $3,00,001 to $7,000,000
Axogen: Ohio Valley Electrical Services, Inc., IEC of Greater Cincinnati
Category E: Electrical contract amounts over $7,000,000
South Adams County Water & Sanitation District Pellet Softening Plan: Weifield Group Contracting, IEC Rocky Mountain
A full list of the 2022 Excellence in Electrical Construction Award Winners recognized at last year’s event can be found at: ieci.org/iec-events/awards/excellence-electrical-construction/2021-winners. For more information about IEC, visit ieci.org.
About Independent Electrical Contractors (IEC)
IEC is a merit shop electrical and systems contractor’s trade association. Our core focus is to increase the professionalism of our industry. Through increased educational standards and training, we are dedicated to fostering a positive business climate for all IEC Contractor Members. We offer professional development opportunities, code and safety representation, emerging trends, and multiple conferences throughout the year. There are 52 independent chapters within the IEC that represent over 3,600 member businesses throughout the United States. Each chapter works with local electrical and low voltage contractors to assist in the development of their businesses. IEC contractor member companies are responsible for over $8.5B in gross revenue annually and are composed of some of the premier firms in the industry. We also provide a four-year apprenticeship program approved by the U.S. Department of Labor with over 14,700 apprentices throughout the nation. The IEC National office offers opportunities for networking across the nation with forum groups and national meetings designed to help IEC chapters grow their members’ businesses.
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