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May 2019

Construction Specifications Institute, Inc. Publication of the Madison, WI Chapter

Madison Chapter Website: https://csimadison.org/index.php

Celebrating 60 years as a Chapter!

PRESENTER:

Integrated Project Delivery—Successes & Challenges

May 14, 2019 MEETING SCHEDULE: Social hour: 5:00 PM Dinner: 6:00 PM Meeting: following meal LOCATION: Radisson Hotel - Twist Bar & Grill 517 Grand Canyon Drive Madison, WI COST: Chapter Members $25 Non-members $35 Students $7 Cost includes meal and presentation REGISTRATION: CSI members & guests visit our site with the button below. Or at

https://csimadison.starchapter.com/meet-reg1.php?mi=740&id=5 Please register by Friday, May 10, 2019 No cancellations within 72 hours, but substitutions are allowed. Please note any dietary restrictions.

Continuing Education: 1.0 AIA / CES LU Integrated Project Delivery is a relatively new project delivery method that has been growing in popularity. If you aren't famil-iar with it (or even if you are) you should check this out as Nick Loughrin of Boldt discusses the successes and challenges of working on an IPD project. The focus will be on why to use IPD and he'll share some tactics for how to do it successfully. Objectives:

Describe the contractual relationships of the parties in an IDP agreement.

Explain the different phases of IPD.

Identify the types of projects that lend themselves to the use of IPD.

Describe three key element to help an IPD project succeed.

Explain how target value design is different from value

engineering.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES:

Nick Loughrin Director, Business & Project Development The Boldt Company Nick believes accountability, collaboration and innovation is the foundation for a successful project. In his Project Development role, he is leading Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin on the $265M Milwaukee Campus Improvements Project through their first Inte-grated Lean Project Delivery project. Nick has spent over 23 years in the construction industry. He is a member of the Lean Construction Institute and is a board member for the Bryon Reisch Paralysis Foundation. Nick has been married for 15 years and has 8-year-old boy-girl twins.

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2019 Meeting Schedule May 14, 2019: Integrated Project Delivery—Successes & Challenges June 11, 2019: Tour, Verona High School construction project August 2019: Golf Outing

Advancement of

Construction Technology

About CSI: The CONSTRUCTION SPECIFICATIONS INSTITUTE is a National technical Socie-ty embracing the entire construction indus-try, including research and development, manufacturers, material suppliers, subcon-tractors, prime building contractors, as well as design and specifying Professional Ar-chitects and Engineers.

The Society is dedicated to continuing edu-cation through free interchange of infor-mation and experience among its members throughout the entire construction industry.

Information about CSI and applications for membership are available at Chapter meet-ings from the Membership Committee. Those interested in membership are urged to attend Chapter meetings and get to know us.

About mad-spec: Mad-spec is the monthly newsletter of the Madison, Wisconsin Chapter and is distrib-uted free of charge to all Chapter members and interested parties in the Construction Industry in the Southern Wisconsin area, other CSI Chapters in the North Central Region, and selected CSI Chapters nation-wide.

Mad-spec does not approve, disapprove, sanction or guarantee the validity or accura-cy of the data, claims, or opinions published in this newsletter.

Republication rights of any original article appearing in mad-spec is granted to other CSI-affiliated publications providing credit is given to the author and mad-spec.

Mad-spec advertising rates are based on 9 or 10 issues as follows:

1/9 page—$75 2/9 page—$110 1/3 page—$165 2/3 page—$285 Full page—$375

Rates are based on the advertiser providing electronic file compatible with Microsoft word processing software. The deadline for copy for the following month’s issue is the third Wednesday of the month.

Mad-spec will publish personal ads, help wanted, positions desired, office equipment for sale, announcements of new appoint-ments and assignments, and other notices of interest from Chapter members, advertis-ers and others (at the discretion of the Edi-tor and space available) free of charge on a one-time basis. Contact the Publications Chairperson for extended time rates.

Another service provided is the option of the advertiser providing an 8-1/2 by 11 print-ready advertisement in which it will be in-cluded as an insert into the mad-spec at the rate of $100 per month of publication

About Madison Chapter: BOARD MEMBERS: President…………………………....Karl Kraemer 608-516-9300 1775honeycreek@gmail.com First Vice President……………....Jolene O’Brion 608-630-1827 jolene.obrion@mg-aec.com Second Vice President:………………......….TBD Third Vice President………………….Curt Norton 608-276-9201 x147 CNorton@strang-inc.com Secretary............................................. Ross Mori 608-837-7899 rmori@trachte.com Treasurer ..................................... George Keehn 608-273-0552 gkeehn@aol.com Director ........................................Lynn Javoroski 608-232-4372 lynnjav@gmail.com Director……………………...……Bruce Petersen (608) 209-2608 BrucePetersen@marvin.com Immediate Past President……..Owen Landsverk 608-266-1438 owen.landsverk@wisconsin.gov

COMMITTEE HEADS:

Academic Affairs ............................... Curt Norton 608-576-7108 Membership…………………………….Ross Mori 608-837-7899 Certification .................................... Janet Diercks 608-232-1396 Golf Outing .......................................... Ross Mori 608-837-7899 Publications ............................... Jolene O’Brion 608-630-1827 Advertising ................................... George Keehn 608-273-0552 Website .............................................. Harry Peck 608-254-6181

PAST PRESIDENTS: Roger E. McMullin .................................... 1958-1959 Ronald Starkweather (D) .......................... 1959-1960 Harold L. Olsen ........................................ 1960-1961 Robert C. Cashin ...................................... 1961-1962 Norman Kenny ......................................... 1962-1964 Stanley Anacker (D) ................................. 1964-1966 Robert C. Kendall ..................................... 1966-1968 Howard R. Steinmann (D) ........................ 1968-1970 Harold R. Ames ........................................ 1970-1972 Dwight D. Zeck ......................................... 1972-1975 Anthony P. Pawlowsky ............................. 1975-1978 William T. Gray (D) ................................... 1978-1982 Eileen K. Bey ............................................ 1982-1986 James C. Gaskell ..................................... 1986-1987 Larry W. Ryan .......................................... 1987-1989 Al Martinson ............................................. 1989-1992 H. Steven Schatz (D) ................................ 1992-1996 Thomas E. Irvin (D) ................................. 1996-2000 Noel Valdes .............................................. 2000-2002 Ross Mori ………………………………….. 2002-2006 Curtis D. Norton………………………….. .. 2006-2010 Kent Calloway .......................................... 2010-2014 Todd Lewis……………………………...…..2014-2016 Owen Landsverk…………………………....2016-2018

FELLOWS OF THE INSTITUTE: Ronald S. Starkweather, FCSI Harold L. Olsen, FCSI William P. Vickers, FCSI Howard R. Steinmann, FCSI Lynn Javoroski, FCSI, CCS Ross Mori, FCSI

NC REGION DIRECTOR: Ross Mori, FCSI Phone: 608-837-7899 E-mail: rmori@trachte.com

PRODUCT REPRESENTATIVES

Would you like the opportunity to do an inexpen-sive sales pitch to our professional members? If so, I would like to remind you, that we do offer tab-letop presentations at our chapter meetings. The cost for doing a tabletop presentation is $50.00 for chapter members, and $75.00 for non-members. Your fee includes a table set up for you to display your products, and a chance to do a brief (10 mi-nute max.) introduction for yourself and your prod-ucts. To reserve a space at one of our upcoming meet-ings, please contact Curtis Norton, at (608) 576-7108 or at the Chapter email address: csi.madison.wi@gmail.com

MEMBER FORUM: Mad-spec is your newsletter. Local news is always of interest to our members. If there is personal or company news worth sharing, please send it in. Articles on technical issues are always welcomed. Writing from local talent is what will make our newslet-ter shine. Email: csi.madison.wi@gmail.com Deadline for the next issue: May 23 , 2019 Thank you, Jolene O’Brion, Editor

If you are not already a subscriber to the Construction Specifier Magazine, the official

magazine of CSI, you can view it online:

Next Chapter Board Meeting:

Tuesday, May 14, 2019 4:00 pm, Radisson-Twist Bar & Grill

Madison, WI

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We have all joined CSI for many reasons. Your reason could be to expand your network, perhaps you are look-ing for a new career and found the CSI membership a broad group of people in which to explore that. Your reason may have been simply to try to better our indus-try of Architecture, Specifications, new products and in-novation that affect all of us or just to try to improve the integrity of this business we call construction. How can we accomplish that or at least affect it? It really comes down to how we conduct ourselves with the people we deal with every day. We all have dealt with people who aren’t honest in what they tell you, don’t follow-up on things they said they would, don’t return calls in a timely manner and the list could go on. We all have things we could add to that list. Those things leave us with a bad impression of them and one we don’t soon forget. The things we do remember are the people who are honest, follow-up as they promised and deal with you in a fair and honest way. Those people are the ones whose names we pass onto our colleagues as great to work with because they have integrity, honesty and are fair to deal with. That is one way to affect our industry, one contact at a time, one fair transaction at a time and one single meeting at a time. This is what we need to promote, the rest will fall into place. Be nice to people and have fun at what you are doing, people will notice. Karl Kraemer, President Madison Wisconsin Chapter CSI

Construct Schedule at a glance https://explore.constructshow.com/

Attendee/schedule

Registration for the 2019 show will open early June.

Registration

The three-day educational conference and expo features:

50+ Accredited Educational Sessions

Interactive Luncheon

Hands-On Workshops

Thought Leader Sessions

Power Panel Sessions

Over 175 Exhibitors in the Expo Hall

Live Demo Pavilion

Exhibitor Lead Learning Sessions Networking and Social Events

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George Keehn, CSI District Sales Manager Phone: 608-273-0552 gkeehn@jwcbldgspec.com Operable Panel Partitions and Accordion Doors (Hufcor) Auditorium and Lecture Room Seating (Irwin) Accordion-Type Fire Doors (Won-Door) Vertically-lifting Operable Panel Partitions (Skyfold) Wood Slat Accordion Doors (Woodfold) Smoke Containment System for Fire Rated Elevator Hoistway

Doors (Smoke Guard) Folding Security Grilles and Closures (MobilFlex)

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North Central Region CSI Web

Site:

ncr.csinet.org

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About our chapter’s region: ● The North Central Region is one of ten re-gions of the Construction Specifications Insti-tute (CSI) across the nation North Central Region ● Our Madison chapter belongs to this region, which includes 19 chapters in nine states CSI Madison Chapter ● The region has its own set of bylaws and committees CSI North Central Region Bylaws CSI North Central Region Committees ●It holds an annual regional conference and the location rotates among the nine states CSI North Central Region Conference ●While you are traveling around the region or country you have the opportunity to access and attend another club’s meeting Travelers Calendar

CSI North Central Region Map

CSI Certification Information

New Starting on July 1, 2018, the Construc-tion Documents Technology (CDT)® program will transition from a certificate to a certifica-tion. Read more here. CSI is the construction community's authority on communication and construction docu-mentation. Through CSI's Certification Pro-gram, you can develop a conceptual under-standing of the entire construction process, and concrete skills in:

Construction documentation develop-ment and administration

Specification writing and enforcement

Product research and sourcing

Communication with the design and con-tracting teams

CSI's Certification Program consists of the Construction Documents Technologist (CDT)®, Certified Construction Contract Adminis-trator (CCCA), Certified Construction Specifi-er (CCS) and Certified Construction Product Representative (CCPR). Are you a Region/Chapter Certification Chair, or an instructor for a CSI Certificate/Certification exam? Check out the resources available to help you prepare candidates. Note: During 2019, the CCCA, CCS and CCPR will take a hiatus to undergo critical program re-search, exam rewriting and redeployment. Watch for more information on these with a revised ex-am for Spring 2020.

AIA Wisconsin 2019 Conference

on Architecture May 8 - 9,

8:30 a.m. - 4:45 p.m.

Monona Terrace 1 John Nolen Dr.

Madison, WI 53703

Event Details

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING MADISON CHAPTER - CSI

DATE: 4/9/2019 PLACE: Twist Restaurant and Bar at the Radis-son CALL TO ORDER: 4:06 PM ATTENDANCE: Present: Karl Kraemer, George Keehn, Ross Mori, Curt Norton, Lynn Javoroski, Owen Landsverk, Bruce Peterson Absent: Jolene O’Brion Guests: none MINUTES OF LAST MEETING: None reported. TREASURER’S REPORT: George Keehn pre-sented a financial statement, which was read and approved. Total balance of $36,329.93. March income was $898.04. March expenses were $817.00. CORRESPONDENCE: Chapter dues for Insti-tute were due April 1, 2019. Deadline to submit has been extended to April 15, 2019. The Board voted to keep the dues at the current levels. George will report the dues to the Institute. Received request for funding of the Rich Wand-schneider scholarship at Madison College. The board voted to continue at the current scholarship level of $1000. George will complete the paper-work and issue payment to Madison College. COMMITTEE REPORTS: CERTIFICATION: No report. EDUCATION/ACADEMIC AFFAIRS: See schol-arship information under correspondence. Also, Kent and Ross will be attending the annual Madi-son College Scholarship Awards breakfast on April 19. MEMBERSHIP: Current membership is 88 members. 10 student, 71 professional, 5 emerging professional 1 retired and 1 emeritus. 3 new mem-bers: Eva Allen, James Bolduc, Tobin Faucheux PLANNING/MEETING TOPICS: April 9, 2019: Climate Change May 14, 2019: IPD (Integrated Project Delivery) June 11, 2019: Tour, Verona High School con-struction project. Potential future tours: Exact Sciences

School of Music. Meat Science Potential future topics: Fiduciary Responsibility of Design Professionals. Use of laser scanning and drones in construction. PUBLICATIONS: Submission deadline: April 24 for May issue. Jolene is not receiving the mate-rials she needs for the MadSpec by the deadline, and she really needs them submitted on time to have the time needed to assemble the newsletter. Also, Jolene, Curt and Harry Peck will be investi-gating the possibility of making the newsletter a web-based newsletter instead of a published .pdf document. They will present a recommendation at a future board meeting. WEB SITE: We are currently being billed monthly by Star Chapter for our website. However, it is less expensive to pay annually. The board voted to approve changing the billing to annual. Also, Curt will arrange Star Chapter training for the board members so the board members all have access to the website dashboards. NCR: The North Central Region conference is May 2-4 in St. Louis. Ross asked the board mem-bers if anyone was attending. Ross and Lynn will be attending. The other board members were re-minded that tomorrow is the deadline for booking a hotel room at the discounted conference rate. OLD BUSINESS: None. NEW BUSINESS: Elections – 2

nd Vice President

(Bruce Peterson), 3rd

Vice President (Curt Norton), Treasurer (George Keehn) and Director (Harry Peck). Need to hold elections at the April meeting. DATE/TIME/LOCATION FOR NEXT BOARD MEETING: May 14, 2019, Twist Restaurant and Bar at the Radisson ADJOURNMENT: 4:45 PM Respectfully Submitted: Ross T. Mori, PE, SE, CSI Secretary CSI Madison Chapter

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