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2010
- Freight House District, Phase
II - Excellence in Project Manangement
- AGC Specialty Contractor
Steel was one of the major components
of this project. Work to be done
included a large 75-foot by 95-foot
clear span canopy, structural
steel framing, unique handrails
and exposed structural steel clock
towers. Martin Iron Works many
years of knowledge and experience
allowed for innovative solutions
that kept costs within budget. |
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2009
- Reno Aces Baseball Park - Meeting
the Challenge of a Difficult Job
- General Contractor Division
Martin Iron Works furnished and
installed all the structural steel,
scoreboard laced columns, batter's
eye framing, miles of handrails,
guardrails, metal deck, foul-ball
screens, and fencing and gates.
That added up to 912 tons of steel. |
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2010
- Heavenly Tamarack Lodge - Meeting
the Challenge of a Difficult Job
- AGC Specialty Contractor
Martin Iron Works face the difficult
task of meeting a shortened schedule
before first snowfall. Access
to the jobsite was also limited
- six miles of dirt and gravel
on a single-lane road that required
four-wheel drive.Martin Iron Works
erected the steel with exceptional
care. |
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2009
- Sparks Police Department Access
Improvements - Specialty Contractor
Division
Simplifying a complex job helped
Martin Iron Works update and repair
disabled access to the Sparks
Police Dept. while creating an
artful interpertation of modern
iron work fabrication. |
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2009
- Reno Toyota Dealership - Excellence
in Client Service - Specialty
Contractor Division
Martin Iron Works furnished more
than 2,600 embed items for the
concrete, fabricated and installed
more than 240 tons of structural
and miscellaneous steel, and installed
59 tons of steel joists and 50,500
square feet of metal decking. |
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2007
- Sierra Nevada Project- Meeting
the Challenge of a Difficult Job
A five story residence built on
the west side of a cliff. It took
155 tons of structural steel with
extremely complex fabrication
and erection. |
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2007
- Peppermill Resort Convention
Center - Excellence in Project
Management
A 62,000 square foot convention
center using 212 foot clear span
trusses. |
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2006
- Carson Tahoe Cancer Center -
Meeting the Challenge of a Difficult
Job
A 35,000 square foot free standing
cancer center located at the Carson
Tahoe Hospital campus serving
South Lake Tahoe, Carson City,
and surrounding cities. |
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2005
- Reno ReTRAC Project - Meeting
the Challenge of a Difficult Job
9.5 million pounds of rebar was
used to create a below ground
level railway through the middle
of downtown Reno. Many skeptics
thought this project to be impossible,
but Martin Iron Works was a key
member of making it a reality. |
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2005
- PINNACLE Peoples’ Choice
Award
Local contractors and subcontractors
vote for one of their peers who
is most deserving for completion
of a challenging project. (Reno
ReTRAC) |
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2004
- Downtown Reno Events Center
- Meeting the Challenge of a Difficult
Job
Extremely stringent schedule.
87,000 square-foot convention
facilities. 180 foot free span
trusses. Just to name a few of
the challenges Martin Iron Works
faced with building the Downtown
Reno Events Center. |
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2001-
Atlantis Casino Resort Spa Sky
Bridge - Meeting the Challenge
of a Difficult Job
The Sky Terrace stretches across
Reno’s main drag, South
Virginia Street, and is home to
slots, a sushi restaurant and
oyster bar. |
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2002 - SIR Award
Piero Bullentini, President
of Martin Iron Works, recipient
of the SIR Award (skill, integrity
and responsibility)
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1993
AGC’s Subcontractor of
the Year
1992 AGC’s Subcontractor
of the Year
Martin Iron Works was a two-time,
back-to-back winner of the region’s
most ethical contractor.
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