Industrial Projects Top The List

Hoffman Construction nabs most projects

Northwest Construction's List of Top Projects in Oregon, Washington and Alaska is marked by industrial work, military projects and some of the largest mixed use buildings now under construction in the U.S. Data was-collected from the McGraw-Hill Construction database. To qualify, projects had to be under construction in 2005 and located in Washington or Oregon.

Oregon List

1. Name of Project: Port Westward Gas-Fired Electrical Generator
Location: Clatskanie Oregon
General Contractor: Black and Veatch
Estimated Project Cost: $300 million

2. Name of Project: Westside CSO Tunnel-Sewer Forcemains, Portland, Ore.
Location: Portland, Ore.
General Contractor: Impregilo/Healy JV
Estimated Project Cost: $290 million

3. Name of Project: OHSU Patient Care Facility (PFC), Portland, OR
Location: Portland,OR
General Contractor: Andersen/Hoffman JV
Estimated Project Cost: $124 million

4. Name of Project: OHSU Medical Office Building -River Campus (Bldg 1),
Location: Portland
General Contractor: Hoffman Construction
Estimated Project Cost: $90 million

5. Name of Project: John Ross Condo Tower
Location: Portland
General Contractor: Hoffman Construction
Estimated Project Cost: $75 million

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6. Name of Project: The Elizabeth Lofts
Location: Portland
General Contractor: Howard S. Wright Construction Co.
Estimated Project Cost: $75 million

7. Name of Project: Rogue Valley Medical Center, Medford, OR,
Location: Medford, Ore.
General Contractor: DPR Construction, Inc.
Estimated Project Cost: $72.5 million

8. Name of Project: The Strand
Location: Portland
General Contractor: Walsh Construction
Estimated Project Cost: $72 million

9. Name of Project: Wayne Lyman Morse Federal Courthouse
Location: Eugene, Ore.
General Contractor: JE Dunn
Estimated Project Cost: $70.4

10. Name of Project: Meriwether Condominium Towers,
Location: Portland, OR
General Contractor: Hoffman Construction
Estimated Project Cost: $70 million

11. Name of Project: OHSU Biomedical Research Building (BRB)
Location: Portland
General Contractor: Hoffman/Andersen JV
Estimated Project Cost: $65 million

12. Name of Project: Fern Ridge Dam Repairs,
Location: Clandestine, OR
General Contractor: Clandestine, OR
Estimated Project Cost: $62.5 million

13. Name of Project: The Eliot Tower Condos
Location: Portland
General Contractor: Howard S. Wright Construction Co\
Estimated Project Cost: $55 million

14. Name of Project: OSU Reser Stadium Expansion Phase 1,
Location: Corvallis, Ore.
General Contractor: Hunt Wildish
Estimated Project Cost: $55 million

15. Name of Project: Hope IV
Location: Portland, Ore.
General Contractor: Walsh Construction
Estimated Project Cost: $50 million

16. Name of Project: Tillamook Cheese Manufacturing Plant Expansion
Location: Boardman, Ore.
General Contractor: J.J. Henry Company, Inc.
Estimated Project Cost: $50 million

17. Name of Project: DPPST
Location: Portland, OR
General Contractor: Hoffman Construction
Estimated Project Cost: $47.5 million

This is the early phase of a $750 million, 15-year project that will provide a new river outfall, diffuser, force main, gravity sewer, heat exchanger, and pump station at the Port of St. Helens. It was designed by David Evans and Associates. The pump multiplex station and diffuser will function with effluent flows that vary from 500 gpm to 4,000 gpm with river levels that vary by 18-feet and are completely tidal reversing.

The project consists of a tunnel, shafts, and pump station that will collect flows from the micro-tunneled and open cut Southwest Parallel Interceptor Segment and convey it through the CSO tunnel to the Swan Island pump station.

The 11-story, 330,000-sq.ft. building includes five levels of parking and is will be considered for LEED status upon completion.
The medical facility is a 16-story, 400,000-sq.-ft. building that will house physician practices, outpatient surgery, a wellness center, research labs and educational space. A three-story underground parking garage will provide 500 new parking spaces for patients.

The John Ross Condo tower was designed by GBD Architects Inc. and the developer is Gerding/Edlen and Williams Dame.

The Elizabeth Lofts are a 15-story, 175-loft residential building in the Pearl District in Portland.

The seven phase project features 250,000-sq.-ft. of added space and an 80,000-sq.-ft. renovation. It is slated for completion in November.

The Strand will feature 195 luxury condominiums, 27 distinct townhomes and a riverside restaurant.

The 272,274-sq.-ft. building will include six courtrooms, chambers for district and bankruptcy judges, offices of the U.S. Probation Services, U.S. Pretrial Services and U.S. Marshals Service, and space to be occupied by the GSA.

The 245-unit condominium complex includes a 21-story tower and a 24-story tower. Construction is expected to wrap up in spring or summer of 2006.

The 274,000-sq.- ft. building includes research/laboratory space and an advanced imaging research center.

The height of the towers, 18 stories, makes the upcoming Eliot Towers one of the tallest buildings in the area. The building consists of Six 2 story town homes, 13 floors of one story traditional units for condo living, and three floors of penthouses on the top, 21 units in total.

The Field turf is making great progress and the new field should be ready for use during the football camp in late June.

Hope IV consists of one to three story homes geared to middle and low-income families.
The project is a major expansion to the existing cheese making plant for Columbia River Processing located in Boardman, Oregon. This expansion will approximately double the plant's capacity for producing Tillamook Cheese with minimal disruption to the on-going cheese-making operations.

19. Name of Project: South Mist Natural Gas Pipeline
Location: Sherwood, Ore.
General Contractor: Rockford Corp.
Estimated Project Cost: $37.5 million

20. Name of Project: 1900 Morrison
Location: Portland
General Contractor: Hoffman Construction
Estimated Project Cost: $37.5 million

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