AWARDS

Advanced American Construction won a second consecutive ROSE award for excellence in safety. Award recipients are recognized for  their exceptional safety programs and require an extensive narrative application.  AAC recieved the "Recognition of Safety Excellence" in the heavy division.

AAC was recognized as a Top Performer in the State of Washington for its effots to provide a safe workplace and assist injured workers in returning to work. AAC received the 2014 top EMR and "As Low as You Can Go Award" at .6 without a timeloss or impairment injury in the L&I Claims Free Discount Program while maintaining a 14 year average EMR of .66

AAC won the 2014 AGC Alliant Build America Award in the Utility Infrastructure Renovation category for the Bull Run Dam 2 Tower Improvement Project. The Alliant Build America awards recognize AGC member companies who build the country's most impressive construction projects in transportation, utility infrastructure and federal and heavy divisions. 

AAC's Bull Run Dam project won the Daily Journal of Commerce's 2014 Top Projects Award for its success despite environmental, contruction, timeline and  construction challenges. 

Advanced American Construction won the  ROSE award for excellence in safety in the General Contractor-Heavy Division. Award recipients are recognized for  their exceptional safety programs and require an extensive narrative application. 

AAC won first place for the Willis Construction Safety Excellence Award, being named by the Associated General Contractors of America as one of the nation's safest construction companies. AAC was selected as a 2013 winner because of its exceptional leadership in safety.  

Advanced American Construction's  McNary JBS Outfall Pipe Relocation project won the AGC Alliant Build America Award in the Federal & Heavy renovation category. The Alliant Build America awards recognize AGC member companies who build the country's most impressive construction  projects in transportation, utility infrastructure and federal and heavy divisions. 

AAC's John Day Lock and Dam Downstream Gate and Sheave Replacement project won the Alliant Build America Award for 2012. The Alliant Build America awards recognize AGC member companies who build the country's most impressive construction projects in transportation, utility infrastructure and federal and heavy divisions. 

AAC's John Day Lock & Dam Gate & Sheave Replacement project was selected as a Special Recognition winner of the 2012 Marvin M. Black Excellence in Partnering Award. The judges selected the project for epitomizing the "true spirit of partnering". The Marvin M. Black award celebrates construction projects that successfully partner to achieve common goals, honor stake holders, and resolve conflicts.

AAC won the AGC Grand Award for Construction for the John Day Lock and Dam project with the US Army Corp of Engineers. The $18 million project was recognized for its significant impact, its unique challenges and the complexity of the work.

Advanced American Construction won the  ROSE award for excellence in safety in the Heavy Division. Award recipients are recognized for  their exceptional safety programs and require an extensive narrative application. 

AAC's John Day Lock and Dam Gate and Sheave Replacement project won First Place in the Daily Journal of Commerce's 2012 Top Projects Award for Public works/infrastructure/transportation. The project succeeded despite turbulent weather conditions, demanding schedules and challenging project objectives.

AAC was recognized as the runner up for the 2012 Willis Construction Safety Excellence Award, being named by the Associated General Contractor's of America as one of the nation's safest construction companies. AAC was selected as a 2012 winner because of its exceptional leadership in safety.  

The AGC Oregon Columbia Chapter awarded AAC's Lake Oswego Interceptor Sewer Project with the SIR award (Strength, Integrity and Responsibility). The SIR award is AGC's highest honor, recognizing organizations for their "outstanding skills, conduct, abilities and accomplishments."

AAC's  Lake Oswego Interceptor Sewer project won the AGC of America Grand Award  for the Best Construction project of 2011 and the Best New Municipal and Utilities project. The AGC Grand Award recognizes the most significant construction project in the country, the pinnacle award the AGC offers for projects. The Lake Oswego project won because of the dramatic improvement it represented, the challenges related to the work and the overall effectiveness and safety of the project. 

AAC's Snake River - Little Goose Spillway Weir Project in Starbuck, Washington was awarded the Chief of Engineers Design and Environmental Award in the Environmental/Civil Design Category. The US Army Corps of Engineers issues awards in 2 categories recognizing and promoting excellence in design acheivments by the USACE and its proefessional partners. 

AAC's Lower Monumental Dam Removable Spillway Weir won the 2009 Aon Build America Award in the Federal and Heavy New construction category.  The Build America awards recognize AGC member companies who build the country's most impressive construction projects in transportation, utility infrastructure and federal and heavy divisions.  

The AGC of Washington awarded AAC the Project of the Year Award for the Clover Island Marina Renovation at the Port of Kennewick, Washington. The project was recognized for its exceptional management, completion ahead of schedule and its many benefits to the community and the environment. 

The Daily Journal of Commerce awarded AAC second place in the Transportation Category for the Burnside Bridge Main Span Rehabilitation. The award recognized the project's success and innovation despite unique challenges to rehabilitate the bridge's main span with unexpected obstacles. 

AGC of America awarded AAC  the Special Recognition Winner of the Marvin M. Black Partnering Award for the for the Miter Gate Repair-Lower Granite Lock and Dam project. The Marvin M. Black award celebrates construction projects that successfully partner to achieve common goals, honor stake holders, and resolve conflicts.

AAC was awarded the Aon Build America Merit Award for the Miter Gate Lock and Dam- Lower Granite Lock and Dam project.  The Aon Build America awards recognize AGC member companies who build the country's most impressive construction  projects in transportation, utility infrastructure and federal and heavy divisions. 

Contractor of the Year Award, 2002, U. S. Army Corps of Engineers - Northwest Division, Outstanding Performance in Repair of Miter Gates at Lower Granite Dam, Washington, Civil Works Category

May 2002, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Walla Walla District - For completion of the Miter Gate Repairs for the Lower Granite Navigation Lock under Contract DACW68-01-C-0024, SEVENTEEN days ahead of schedule. "Your firm is to be commended for its accomplishment of this difficult and challenging project resulting in no accidents and completed over two weeks ahead of schedule, thereby allowing early opening of the navigation lock to many users of the river system."

The Alliant Build America awards recognize AGC member companies who build the country's more impressive consturction projects in transportation, utility infrastructure and federal and heavy divisions.