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2016 Structural
Engineering Summit
Disney’s Contemporary ResortLake Buena Vista, Florida
September 14 -September 17, 2016
NCSEA extends its appreciation to the sponsors of the 2016 Structural Engineering Summit:
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Table of ContentsPresident’s Welcome .......................................................4
Important Information ..................................................5
Schedule of Events:Wednesday .....................................................................6
Thursday .....................................................................6-8
Friday ........................................................................9-12
Saturday ....................................................................... 12
NCSEA Call for Entries .............................................. 13
Special Award Winners..........................................14-15
Conference Scholarship Winners .............................. 16
NCSEA Webinars ........................................................ 18
Trade Show Exhibitor Listing ...............................23-32
Trade Show Floor Plan................................................ 33
NCSEA Affiliate, Associate & Sustaining Members .... 36
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National Council of Structural Engineers Associations645 N Michigan Ave, Suite 645 Chicago, IL 60611
T: 312-649-4600 - F: 312-649-5840www.ncsea.com
NCSEA StaffAl Spada, Executive DirectorJeanne Vogelzang, Executive Director EmeritusSusan Cross, Associate Executive DirectorJan Diepstra, Director of Education
Dana Long, Communications ManagerJoyce VanWieren, Administrative ManagerDawn Debias, Accountant
2016 Structural Engineering Summit WelcomeWelcome to the Happiest Place on Earth!
On behalf of NCSEA and the Board of Directors, I am pleased to welcome you to the 24th NCSEA Structural Engineering Summit.
This year’s Summit kicks off on Wednesday afternoon, with a reception hosted by the NCSEA Young Member Group. At the magic hour of 6 p.m., private coaches will whisk you away to the Orlando Art Museum for a Gala Evening spon-sored by CSI. Like Cinderella’s Ball, you won’t want to miss it!
Wake up to Disney on Thursday morning with our keynote presentation by Disney Imagineer, Kent Estes, who will give you a behind-the-scenes look at the structural engineering aspects of the Disney theme parks. This will be followed by two days of top-quality continuing education with multiple tracks, so you can choose the topics that are most relevant to your practice.
Delegates will have the opportunity to meet old friends and make new friends at the Delegate Interaction Breakfast on Thursday. After the breakfast meet-and-greet, rep-resent your Member Organization (MO) in our first-ever Lego Shaketable competition. Bring your best design ideas and see if your tower can outlast your rival’s. On Friday, Delegates and MO leaders will gather to brainstorm ideas on critical topics for MOs. Saturday will focus on our Annual Business Meeting with Committee Reports and a recap of the Delegate Collaboration session.
Throughout the Summit, make sure you spend time at the Trade Show, where more than 40 exhibitors will showcase their latest software, publication and construction solutions. If you run out of time talking with the exhibitors during the day on Thursday or Friday, our Thursday night reception on the Trade Show floor will be another excel-lent opportunity to network.
Friday evening is the NCSEA Banquet and Awards Presentation. Put on your tux or evening gown and help honor the best projects and individuals in our profession.
Make sure to say hello to Jeanne Vogelzang, our Executive Director Emeritus, and share your ideas for her retirement. Then reminisce with her and tell her about your favorite story from her 20 years with NCSEA. Keep an eye out for NCSEA’s new Execu-tive Director, Al Spada, as well, and welcome him to our association. Feel free to haze him a bit too – he’s got a good sense of humor.
Thinking back to past Summits, my favorite part is meeting people and sharing ideas. This year, we have more attendees from our MOs than ever before. Take advantage of the opportunity to tap into the knowledge base of your fellow structural engineers.
Thanks for making this the biggest and best Summit ever! We’re glad you’re here.
Brian Dekker, P.E., S.E. President, NCSEA4
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Speaker Slides/HandoutsYoung Engineer Resource Sheets
2017 Call for Abstracts
2017 Call for EntriesNCSEA Webinar InformationSave the Date-2017 Summit
delegate extras (blue drive):Delegate HandbookAnnual Business Meeting PacketBenefits/Resources Flyer
Visit trade show booths and complete your card for a chance to win prizes!
The drawing will be held on the Trade Show Floor on Friday at 12:30.
All of your Summit materials in the palm of your hand!
The NCSEA Member PortalHave you been taking advantage of the newest NCSEA benefit? The NCSEA Member Portal allows members of NCSEA organizations to review resources just for them, read the digital issues of STRUCTURE magazine, and take advantage of member-only discounts. The new system also allows members to keep their contact information up to date. When making changes to your online details, make sure that you also send your updated information to your Member Organization.
Access the portal through www.ncsea.com/members/MemberOnly to login, or by clicking on a member-only resource or by registering for an event.
If you need a temporary password, please contact a member of the NCSEA staff for assistance.
Resource Sheets for Young Engineers
The NCSEA Young Member Group Support Committee has developed resource sheets for each of the educational sessions at the Summit. These sheets provide additional presentation and resource information to assist young engineers as they listen to the presentation. Each engineer registered as a Young Engineer received these in their registration pack, and they are also included in every flash drive.
what’s on my flash drive?Each full conference attendee received a flash drive at registration. The drives include:
NCSEA Grant Program Information
Wednesday, September 148:00-5:00 NCSEA Committee Meetings
6:30-8:30 Communications 1:00-5:00 Basic Education 8:00-Noon Code Advisory 1:00-5:00 Existing Buildings 8:00-Noon Licensure 1:00-5:00 IRC 8:00-Noon SELC 1:00-5:00 Seismic 9:00-5:00 Gen. Reqs 1:00-5:00 SI/QA Noon-4:00 YMG Support 1:00-5:00 Wind1:00-5:00 Advocacy 3:00-5:00 SEER
8:30-12:00 NCSEA Board of Directors Meeting Board Room
4:30-5:30 Reception hosted by NCSEA Young Member Group, SAB 2, 3 & Courtyard featuring recognition of the Summit Scholarship recipients and the presentation of the Young Member Chapter of the Year award. All attendees welcome!
6:00 shuttle service Gala Evening at the Orlando Art Museum sponsored by Computers & Structures, Inc. Shuttle bus service begins at 6 p.m. from the westside bus pickup near NCSEA Regstration
Thursday, September 15 7:00-8:00 Breakfast Outside Fantasia G & H 7:00-8:00 Delegate Interaction Breakfast (MO Delegates only) SAB 3
8:00-8:15 Welcome
8:15-9:30 Fantasia G & H
Keynote: Structural Engineering for Walt Disney Theme ParksKent Estes, S.E., Ph.D., Walt Disney ImagineeringThe presentation will provide a glimpse into the process of designing Dis-ney theme parks, with a specific focus on structural engineering. It will dis-
cuss Disney’s unique construction practices, local building infrastructure, and build-ing codes, as well as the varying soil conditions and mitigation measures.Kent Estes has 40 years of structural engineering experience, with over 30 of those in Disney theme parks on three continents in the architectural and engineering arm of The Walt Disney Company, Walt Disney Imagineering. He has just moved back from China, where he served as the Design Man-ager for the Main Entry area of Shanghai Disney for a team of designers, architects and engineers and was the Lead Structural Engineer for the park, hiring and overseeing a team of local Chinese structural engineers. He has worked on a total of eight theme parks from beginning of design through to construction.
9:35-10:00 Refreshment Break on Trade Show Floor Fantasia J-Q
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9:45-11:00 Fantasia G & H
ASCE 7-16 Wind: How it Affects the Practicing Engineer Don Scott, P.E., S.E., F.SEI, F.ASCE, Vice President/Director of Engineering, PCS Structural Solutions
Attendees will gain an understanding of the most important changes to ASCE 7-16 wind load provisions and how they impact design. They will learn how to use ASCE 7-16, while avoiding costly errors due to a lack of understanding of the changes.Don Scott serves as Chair of the ASCE 7 Wind Load Subcommittee and the NCSEA Wind Engineer-ing Committee, and has given numerous presentations on US wind load provisions throughout his career.
11:00-12:15 Fantasia G & H
Wind Loads on Non-Building Structures for the Practicing Engineer Emily Guglielmo, P.E., S.E., F.SEI, Principal, Martin/Martin, Inc. The session will discuss ASCE 7 wind load provisions for non-building structures,
including equipment, walls, signs and towers, and how to correctly apply them through ex-amples. An in-depth exploration for engineering commonly encountered situations that are not directly addressed in the code will follow. Emily Guglielmo is a principal of the Martin/Martin, San Francisco office, and currently serves as an NCSEA Board Member and member of the NCSEA Wind Engineering Committee.
12:15-1:30 Lunch on the Trade Show Floor Fantasia J-Q
Concurrent Sessions 1:30-2:45
A) SEAOC Structural/Seismic Design Manual Fantasia G
Ryan Kersting, S.E., Associate Principal, Buehler & Buehler Structural Engineers, Inc.SEAOC is now in the process of updating the SEAOC Structural/Seismic Design Manual to reflect the requirements of the 2015 IBC. This presentation will focus on Volumes 1 and 2, providing a blend of a general overview and presentation of select details of design.
Ryan Kersting is a licensed California Structural Engineer and an Associate Principal at Buehler & Buehler Structural Engineers in Sacramento, CA. He has over 19 years of experience in the analysis, design, and review of building structures spanning the spectrum of conventional systems and materi-als. Ryan is manager of Volume 1 of the 2015 IBC SEAOC Structural/Seismic Design Manual, was a co-author / reviewer of various SEAOC Blue Book articles, is a former chair of the SEAOC Seismol-ogy Committee, and was 2014-2015 SEAOC President.
B) Strut and Tie Design: What They Didn’t Teach You in School Fantasia H Thomas Mendez, S.E., Structural Engineer, WSP | Parsons Brinckerhoff This presentation will focus on discussing the ACI-318 building code strut-and-tie requirements and reviewing some of the real-world examples.
Thomas Mendez is a Structural Engineer for WSP | Parsons Brinckerhoff, specializing in the design of tall and super-tall high rise buildings.
2:45-3:15 Refreshment Break on Trade Show Floor Fantasia J-Q
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Concurrent Sessions 3:15-4:30
A) 2015 IBC, ASCE 7-10 and SDPWS Seismic Provisions for Wood Construction Fantasia GMichelle Kam Biron, P.E., S.E., SECB, Education Director, American Wood Council
This presentation highlights 2015 IBC, 2010 Minimum Design Loads for Buildings and Other Structures (ASCE 7-10) and the 2015 SDPWS requirements applicable to the seismic design of wood structures. Michelle Kam Biron is Director of Education for the AWC where she oversees and develops continu-ing educational resources related to structural wood for architects, engineers, and code officials.
B) New ACI Standards & the Repair of Existing Concrete Structures Fantasia H Chuck Larosche, P.E., Principal, Wiss Janney Elstner & Associates ACI has recently published ACI 562-16 - “Code Requirements for Assessment,
Repair and Rehabilitation of Existing Concrete Structures” and will soon publish ACI 563 - “Specifications for Concrete Repair”. The presentation will include specific case-study examples on use of the new standards.Chuck Larosche has experience in structural design, investigation, and evaluation of existing struc-tures and materials, and he has combined his construction background with his knowledge of mate-rial behavior in existing structures in the area of masonry, concrete, and steel evaluation.
4:30-6:00 NECSEA Pastoral 2
6:00-8:00 Welcome Reception on Trade Show Floor Fantasia J-Q
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Friday, September 16 7:00-8:00 Attendee Breakfast on Trade Show Floor Fantasia J-Q
8:00-9:50 NCSEA Delegate Collaboration Session Fantasia D & E
8:00-9:35 Vendor Product Presentations Fantasia A & B & C
Fantasia A Fantasia B Fantasia C
8:00-8:20
TrimbleThis session will show-case new technologies available for engineers looking to provide complete structural analysis & design of steel and concrete structures, professional calcula-tions and construction drawings, as well as full detailing services.
LaFarge HolcimThe session will provide basics on masonry mortar, ASTM Specifications, mor-tar types, mortar materials and influence on plastic and hardened properties, including how important is mortar compressive strength and testing in the field.
Steel Joist InstituteThe session will showcase design resources available from SJI. We will review available live and recorded webinars, and publica-tions, including the recently released Joist Girder Con-nection Design Tool and Bay Analysis Tools for roof and floor.
8:25-8:45
RISALearn how RISAFloor ES can be used to analyze and design buildings with two way concrete slabs. This presentation will demonstrate not only concrete, but also how the software can be used for mixed-material buildings such as a wood structure over a podium slab, all within one model.
Meadow BurkeThe presentation will focus on the Burke Lockable Dowel, which eliminates pour strips in slabs and al-lows for temporary move-ment, allowing the project team to continue normal operations.
Benefits include no pour strips, quicker schedules, better on-site work condi-tions, and labor and mate-rial cost savings.
Powers“DeWalt Engineered by Powers” now united under one brand providing full system solutions to the engineer and contractor for code approved anchoring to concrete, steel and masonry. This presentation will focus on new products launching in 2016/2017 with improved performance, approvals and data.
8:50-9:10
Dlubal SoftwareExperience efficient and intuitive structural software RFEM with a design example using the AISC design code and an in-depth stress analysis of a connection using non-linear FEA capabilities. With the photorealistic model rendering, CAD-like modeling features, and complete code checks with references, see first-hand how RFEM takes you beyond your current design solution.
AZZ GalvanizingThe session will inform and educate engineers about hot-dip galvanized steel and how it can address the growing corro-sion problem throughout North America. It will describe how zinc coat-ings, specifically hot-dip galvanizing, can protect against steel corrosion, with current case studies over 50 years old.
Strand7Strand7 is an advanced general-purpose FEA system for a wide range of structural analysis applications. It com-prises CAD import, pre-pro-cessing, automeshing, post-processing and solvers. We will be demonstrating our upcoming release, Strand7 R3, offering a new interface, accelerated Direct X graphics and a 64-bit architecture.
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9:35-10:00 Refreshment Break on Trade Show Floor Fantasia J-Q
8:00-9:35 MO Executive Director Meeting Fantasia F
Concurrent Sessions 10:00-11:15
A) Presenting TMS 402-13, The Masonry Design Standard Fantasia GEdwin Huston, P.E., S.E., Principal, Smith & Huston, Consulting EngineersThe Masonry Society is now the sole developer of the Masonry Standard, and the 2013 edition has been adopted by the 2015 IBC. The session will review some of the significant changes from TMS 402-11/ACI 530-13//ASCE 5-11.
Ed Huston is a former President of the Board of Directors of NCSEA and current chair of the Code Advisory Committee – General Requirements Subcommittee. He serves on the main committee and the Flexural, Axial and Shear subcommittees of TMS 402.
B) Becoming a Trusted Advisor: Communication and Selling Skills for Structural Engineers Fantasia HAnnie Kao, P.E., Senior Field Engineer, Simpson Strong-Tie By understanding the customer’s needs, a successful sales person can turn into a
trusted advisor, an integral part of the client’s team. This presentation will go over the basics of sales and how structural engineers can use these techniques every day to achieve greater client satisfaction and elevate their perceived value. Annie Kao is a senior field engineer for Simpson Strong-Tie, where she connects and educates engi-neers, architects, building officials, and contractors on design and product solutions for wood, con-crete, steel, and masonry construction in the Southwest region of the US.
Fantasia A Fantasia B Fantasia C
9:15-9:35
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What’s the best Mesh size to use? Get it wrong and your results are wrong. Manually setting and refining your Mesh is a real pain. In the ses-sion, we’ll look at some cutting-edge advance-ments in FEA technology that allow for automatic mesh refinement, allow-ing for faster and more accurate results.
Menard
This session will focus on CMC Rigid Inclusions, a ground improvement sys-tem to reinforce poor soils with grouted displacement elements in place of tra-ditional deep foundations that would require pile caps, grade beams, and structural slabs.
Lindapter
Connecting to steel hollow structural steel sections (HSS) from a single side has troubled engineers for decades. The session will provide attendees with a technical understanding that expansion bolts for HSS are a viable option to consider when there are restrictions in welding or through bolt-ing HSS.
Don’t forget to stop at each booth to fill out your BINGO sheet! Winners will be drawn before lunch on Friday!
Concurrent Sessions 11:15-12:30
A) Great (and Horrible) Masonry Design Practice Fantasia GDonald Harvey, P.E., Associate Vice President, Atkinson-Noland & Associates This presentation will touch on some of the most common detailing and design
snags in modern masonry and provide guidance on how to design masonry structures that are durable, beautiful, and constructible. The presentation will also highlight a few very recent changes to masonry codes and standards that could have a significant (positive) impact on your design. Donald Harvey has authored several papers relating to nondestructive evaluation of structures, ma-sonry material testing, and evaluation methods for existing buildings, and he serves on several ASTM committees related to masonry.
B) Has THIS Ever Happened to You? Fantasia HNCSEA Young Member Group Committee, moderated by Jera Schlotthauer, EIT, chair This session will consist of an array of technical and non-technical presentations
gathered from young engineers. Presentations will be delivered using the short, fast-paced and automated PechaKucha format which limits presenters to an allotted amount of time and num-ber of slides. A Q & A will follow.The NCSEA Young Member Group Support Committee (YMGSC) facilitates the formation, growth and success of NCSEA Member Organization Young Member Groups through collaboration, support and outreach in an effort to transition students and young engineers into successful, professional engi-neers and future leaders of the Structural Engineering Profession.
12:30 Raffle on Trade Show Floor Fantasia J-Q
12:45-1:30 Lunch SAB
Concurrent Sessions 1:45-3:00
A) So you Want to Delegate Connection Design-How to Do It RightKirk Harman, P.E., S.E., SECB, President, The Harman Group Fantasia GAISC adopted delegation of structural steel connection design by structural engi-neers to the steel fabricator, in the 2010 Code of Standard Practice. The variability
in this practice is significant from coast to coast. Wherever a structural engineer’s documents fall in this range of practice, it is important to know what the AISC Code of Standard Practice says and how it can be implemented into the documentation of a project. Kirk Harman serves on the AISC Committee on the Code of Standard Practice. He is currently Chair of the Task Group on BIM and served as Chair of the Task Group on Quality in Steel Construction.
B) Florida SE Licensure: How the Bill was Created and Almost Became Law Fantasia HTom Grogan, P.E., S.E., FSEA, The Haskell CompanyThis presentation will discuss the process FSEA went through to attempt to ob-
tain SE Licensure in Florida, including the process for writing the bill, selection of representa-tives and senator, committee presentations, the vote and bill reconcilation, governor’s veto and follow-up meeting.Tom Grogan is the Chief Structural Engineer/Director of Quality for The Haskell Company. He is Vice President/Incoming President of the NCSEA Board of Directors, a member of the Structural Li-censure Committee, and the NCSEA alternate representative to the Structural Engineering Licensure Coalition’s steering committee.
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Concurrent Sessions 3:30-4:45
A) Upcoming Changes to AISC 341 - Seismic Provisions for Structural Steel Buildings Fantasia GJim Malley, S.E., Senior Principal, Degenkolb EngineersBalloting has completed to update AISC 341-10 for the 2016 edition that will be
incorporated with ASCE 7-16 and AISC 360-16 into the 2018 IBC. The document will have significant technical modifications including new material specifications, use of steel braced diaphragms, new column splice details, changes to BRBF provisions, requirements for SCBF gusset plate welds, application of demands on columns that participate in intersecting frames and a number of other items. In addition, significant new provisions related to the seismic de-sign of multi-tier braced frames will be provided. This presentation will summarize the changes proposed for the 2016 edition of the AISC Seismic Provisions.Jim Malley has over 30 years of experience in the seismic design, evaluation and rehabilitation of building structures, and was responsible for the analytical and testing investigations performed as part of the SAC Steel Project in response to the Northridge earthquake damage. He is a member of the AISC Specifications Committee and the Chair of the AISC Seismic Subcommittee, the AWS Subcommittee on Seismic Welding Issues, and a member of the Board of Directors of EERI and the Applied Technology Council. He is a past president of NCSEA and received the James A. Delahay award in 2014.
B) Top 10 Useful Lessons for Structural Engineers Fantasia HLawrence Novak, S.E., F.ACI, F.SEI, LEED AP, Director of Structural Engineering, Portland Cement Association Typically much is written and presented about outstanding projects in our profes-
sion. Rarely do we talk about the philosophy behind the design … even rarer do we take two steps back and delve into the important life lessons which can be gleaned from a career in struc-tural engineering. What do we really do and what does the world expect of us?Prior to joining Portland Cement Association, Larry Novak was an Associate Partner with Skid-more, Owings & Merrill where he served as the lead structural engineer for the Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest building. He serves on the ACI 318 Code committee, the ACI 130 committee on Sustainability of Concrete and has served as Director on the governing board for SEAOI, TCA and the Illinois Engineering Hall of Fame.
6:00-7:00 Awards Reception Ballroom of the Americas Lobby
(formal attire encouraged but not required)
7:00 NCSEA Banquet & Awards Presentation, Ballroom of the Americas
featuring the NCSEA Excellence in Structural Engineering Awards & the NCSEA Special Awards
Saturday, September 17 7:00-8:00 Breakfast Foyer outside SAB 2 & 38:00-12:00 NCSEA Annual Business Meeting SAB 2 & 3
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2017NCSEA
EXCELLENCE IN STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING
AWARDS
Call for EntriesThe NCSEA Excellence in Structural Engineering Awards annually highlights some of the best examples of structural engineering ingenuity throughout the world. Structural engineers and structural engineering firms are encouraged to enter this year’s program. Projects will be judged on innovative design, engineering achievement and creativity.
Awards will be presented in eight project categories:
• New Buildings under $20 Million• New Buildings $20 Million to $100 Million• New Buildings over $100 Million• New Bridge and Transportation Structures• Forensic / Renovation / Retrofit / Rehabilitation
Structures up to $20 Million• Forensic / Renovation / Retrofit / Rehabilitation
Structures over $20 Million• Other Structures
Eligible projects must be substantially complete between January 1, 2014 and June 30, 2017. Entries are due Tuesday, July 18, 2017. Awards will be presented in September at the NCSEA Structural Engineering Summit in Washington, D.C. Winning projects will be featured in future issues of STRUCTURE magazine. For award program rules, project eligibility and entry forms, see the Call for Entries on the NCSEA website at www.ncsea.com.
The James M. Delahay Award is presented at the recommendation of the NCSEA Code Advisory Committee to recognize outstanding individual contributions towards the devel-opment of building codes and standards. It is given in the spirit of its namesake, a person who made a long and lasting contribution to the code development process.
David Bonowitz, S.E., is a structural engineer and a consultant on disaster risk reduction policy. He is a graduate of Princeton University, holds a Master’s degree in Structural Engineering from U.C. Berkeley, and is a licensed California Structural Engineer. His engineering experience includes work in Indonesia, Japan, Micronesia, and Pakistan, as well as significant research following the Loma Prieta, Guam, Northridge, and Humboldt County earthquakes. From 2004-2007, he served as the first structural engineer for California’s Judicial Branch, developing design
criteria and managing evaluations for California’s 500-plus court facilities. Since 2012, he has been one of the U.S. delegates to the U.S.-Iran Joint Seismic Workshop.
He chairs the NCSEA Existing Buildings subcommittee of the Code Advisory Committee, which develops and coordinates building code changes on behalf of the nationwide engineering community. David was the 2004 recipient of SEAONC’s Edwin Zacher Award for Outstanding Service to the Structural Engineering Profession and the 2005 recipient of EERI Northern California’s Award for Innovation and Exemplary Practice in Earthquake Risk Reduction. In 2011 he was made a Fellow of the Structural Engineers Association of California.
The NCSEA Service Award is presented to an individual or individuals who have worked for the betterment of NCSEA to a degree that is beyond the norm of volunteerism. It is given to someone who has made a clear and indisputable contribution to the organization and therefore to the profession.
Carrie Johnson, P.E., SECB serves as a principal and Chief Information Officer of Wallace Engineering Structural Consultants, Inc., a national structural and civil engineering firm headquartered in Tulsa with offices in Oklahoma City, Kansas City, Denver, Atlanta and Chicago. Carrie received her Bachelor of Architectural Engineering and Master of Architectural Engineering from Oklahoma State University and is a licensed engineer in 43 states. Her project work is concentrated in the retail industry.
Carrie is a Past-President of NCSEA and has served on a number of committees within the organization. She has served as chair of the NCSEA Excellence in Structural Engineering Awards since 2003, as co-chair of the Continuing Education committee since 2010 and as chair of the NCSEA Structural Engineering Summit committee since 2015. Carrie has also served on the NCSEA Advocacy / General Public and Media Committee. She is also an active member of OSEA in which she served as President twice (in 2001 and 2009) and was the OSEA delegate to NCSEA for six years.
NCSEA Special AwardsThese awards will be presented at the Awards Banquet on Friday evening.
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This award is presented to an individual for exceptional dedication and exemplary service to a Member Organization and to the profession. Nominees are submitted to the NCSEA Board by the Member Organizations.
Robert (Bob) Paullus, Jr., P.E., SECB of Paullus Consulting Engineers, graduated from Christian Brothers University with a B.S. in Civil Engineering and received an M.S. from the University of Memphis. Bob held numerous positions during his engineering career starting with Chicago Bridge and Iron after college, and moving on to become Senior Structural Engineer for the Arkansas office of Crafton and Tull, Chief Engineer of the Memphis office of Barter & Associates, Inc., and owner of his own firm, Paullus Consultants.
Bob founded and became President of the West Tennessee chapter of the Tennessee Structural Engineers Association (WTNSEA). He subsequently brought the three Tennessee SEA groups together to form the Tennessee Structural Engineers Association (TNSEA). He served as TNSEA President and was honored in 2015 with the title of “Distinguished Member”. Bob was TNSEA’s first delegate to NCSEA and subsequently served as an NCSEA Board member and as NCSEA President (2008-2009).
Bob served on two NCSEA Code Advisory Subcommittees (Seismic and Wind), the NCSEA SEER Committee, and the NCSEA Structural Engineering Certification Board interest committee. He was a member of the ASCE 7 Main and Seismic Subcommittees, as well as the ASCE 7 Seismic and Wind Loads subcommittees. He also served as a member of the Arkansas Fire Prevention Code Review Committee and the Tennessee Task Force One, a FEMA Urban Search and Rescue Team. [awarded posthumously]
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Young Member Scholarship WinnersFor the fourth year, NCSEA awarded Young Member Scholarships for the NCSEA Structural Engineering Summit. The scholarship competition was open to any current member of an NCSEA Member Organizations who was under 36 years old.
The applicants were asked to compose an essay answering one of three questions, as well as write a brief essay after attednding the Summit. Scholarships included Summit regis-tration and a travel stripend. The winner’s essays or videos can be viewed at www.ncsea.com under the Awards tab.
The winners of this year’s scholarships are:
Colby BakerA Project Engineer with Ruby+Associates, Inc., Bingham Farms, Michigan, Colby is a member of the Structural Engineers Association of Michigan.
Leif Erickson A Design Engineer with KPFF Consulting Engineers, Portland, Oregon, Leif is a member of the Structural Engineers Association of Oregon.
Solomon IvesA Project Manager with Kordt Engineering Group, Las Vegas, Nevada, Solomon is a member of the Structural Engineers Association of Southern Nevada.
Brian PostA Structural Engineer with Thornton Tomasetti, Boston, Massachusetts, Brian is a member of the Structural Engineers Association of Massachusetts.
Austin CurnuttA student at Kansas State University, Austin is a member of the Structural Engineers Association of Kansas and Missouri.
Samantha FoxAn Engineer with BCE Consulting Engineers, Inc., Bozeman, Montana, Samantha is a member of the Structural Engineers Association of Montana.
Ben MallA Design Engineer with McNamara•Salvia Structural Engineers, Boston, Ben is a member of the Structural Engineers Association of Massachusetts.
Charlotte Van VoastA Structural Engineer with Lopez Smolens Associates, Boulder, Colorado, Charlotte is a member of the Structural Engineers Association of Colorado.
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September 27, 2016 Evaluation & Instrumentation of Existing Buildings Carl J. “Chuck” Larosche, P.E., Stephen W. Foster, P.E., Jeremiah D. Fasl, ph.D, P.E.October 6, 2016 Tsunami Design in ASCE 7-16: An Overview of the New Provisions Seth Thomas, P.EOctober 20, 2016 Design of Advanced Composite Rehabilitation System – Avoiding Pitfalls and Confidently Detailing Designs Scott Arnold, P.ENovember 3, 2016 Deferred Submittals – Who is Responsible and When? Dean BrownNovember 15, 2016 Structural Engineering Ethics - Black & White or 50 Shades of Grey Marc Barter, P.E., S.E., SECBDecember 1, 2016 So You Want To Delegate Steel Connection Design? Do It the Right Way Kirk Harman, P.E., S.E., SECB, FACIDecember 6, 2016 Fire Resistance Design for Wood Construction- a Primer for Structural Engineers Michelle Kam-Biron, P.E., S.E., SECB, M.ASCEJanuary 17, 2017 Masonry Movement Joints Pat Conroy, AIAJanuary 26, 2017 Draining Low-Sloped Roof Structures – Rain Issues for the Structural Engineer John Lawson, S.E.February 9, 2017 The Most Common Errors in Seismic Design & How to Avoid Them Tom Heausler, P.E.,S.E.
February 21, 2017 Designing for Hot-Dip Galvanizing Alana Hochstein, EITMarch 9, 2017 Updated Concrete Repair Code and Companion Guide Jay Paul, S.E.March 21, 2017 2015 I-Codes Structural Provisions for Existing Buildings: IBC Chapter 34 and IEBC David Bonowitz, S.EApril 4, 2017 Special Inspections for Masonry John Chrysler, P.E.April 18, 2017 Upcoming Changes to AISC 341 – Seismic Provi-sions for Structural Steel Buildings Jim Malley, S.EMay 2, 2017 Structural Steel and Bolting: Special Inspection with the IBC and AISC Robert Shaw, P.E.May 16, 2017Structural Welding: Special Inspection with the IBC and AISC. Robert Shaw, P.EJune 6, 2017 Ethics - Stamping & Sealing: Satisfying Statures & Standard of Care David EricksonJune 15, 2017 Seismic Design of Large Wood Panelized Roof Diaphragms in Heavy Wall Buildings John Lawson, S.E.August 10, 2017 CFS Framed Lateral Design Jeff Ellis, P.E., S.E., SECB
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NCSEA would like to thank all the companies exhibiting at the
2016 Structural Engineering Summit!!
Make sure to visit their booths to complete your BINGO sheet for a chance to win a prize at the raffle
on Friday afternoon!
AISC 137Gene Martin, Katherine Quigg130 East Randolph St., Suite 2000Chicago, IL [email protected] American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC) is a not-for-profit tech-nical institute and trade association established in 1921 to serve the struc-tural steel design community and construction industry in the United States.
Alpine TrusSteel 127Dave Dunbar, Tim Wilkinson2400 Lake Orange Drive, Suite 150Orlando, FL [email protected] TrusSteel (CFS) Truss System offers proven, reliable and economical so-lutions for virtually every roof and floor application. It delivers strength and stiffness, highly efficient transfer of structural loads and greater stability for easier handling and installation.
American Concrete Institute 116Danielle R. Harris, Matthew Senecal38800 Country Club DriveFarmington Hills, MI 48331248-848-3832www.concrete.orgThe American Concrete Institute is a leading authority and resource world-wide for the development and distribution of consensus-based standards, technical resources.
Armatherm™ 111Rob Haley419 Sawyer StreetNew Bedford, MA 02746800-580-3984www.armadillonvinc.comsales@armadillonvinc.comThermal bridging through steel and concrete framing can have a significant impact on a building’s energy performance. Armatherm™ is a thermal break material that significantly reduces heat flow through thermal bridging and improves building envelope performance.
Exhibitor List Denotes NCSEA Member
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Atlas Tube 142Jim Erhart, Brad Fletcher1855 East 122nd StreetChicago, IL [email protected] Tube produces a wide range of steel tubular products (including ASTM A1085) and is the leading provider of hollow structural sections (HSS) in North America. Other offerings include HSS Design Tools, straight-seam electric resistance weld (ERW) pipe piling and Epox Z Kote® powder priming tubing.
AZZ Galvanizing 140Kevin Irving625 Mills RoadJoliet, IL 60433815-693-4242www.azzgalvanizing.comHot Dip Galvanize steel for corrosion protection.
BASF Corporation 104Kenneth Calautti889 Valley Park DriveShakopee, MN 55379800-433-9517www.master-builders-solutions.basf.usBASF offers advanced chemical solutions for new construction, maintenance, repair or renovation of structures under the Master Builders Solutions brand. Our comprehensive portfolio encompasses waterproofing systems, sealants, concrete repair and protection systems, performance grouts, performance flooring systems, concrete admixtures, cement additives, and chemical solu-tions for underground construction.
Blind Bolt 124Chris LaPore, Michael Musselwhite1010 River Bluff DriveMadison, TN 37115615-321-5020www.blindbolt.commmusselwhite@herculesbolt.comBlind Bolts are fastening devices used in steel applications where there is no backside access. The Blind Bold provides a solution without the need for weld-ing or expensive tools. Components can be successfully attached by simply inserting the blind bolt and tightening the nut.
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Cast Connex 129Carlos de Oliveira425-366 Adelaide Street EastToronto, Ontario M5A 3X9416-806-3521www.castconnex.com [email protected] Cast Connex is the industry leader in the architectural and structural use of cast steel components in the design and construction of building and bridge structures. Our components simplify the design and enhance the performance of structures.
CLP Systems 114Jeff Lavaty, Andy Owens, P.E.2728-A Chandalar DrivePelham, AL 35124205-533-3054www.clp-systems.comaowens@clp-systems.comThreaded rod systems for wood frame buildings. Engineer, design and installation services.
DeWalt/Powers Fasteners 122David Pricener, Siobhan Sawyer195 Whitehead RoadHendersonville, NC [email protected] Stanley Black & Decker Company specializing in steel and concrete fasten-ing solutions, including post installed concrete anchors per ACI 318.
Dlubal Software, Inc. 136Amy HeiligThe Graham Bldg.30 South 15th Street, 15th floorPhiladelphia, PA [email protected] analysis and design software for steel, concrete, timber, CLT, alumi-num, and glass, offering user-friendly programs with additional design mod-ules that cater to each engineer’s individual project requirements. Seamless workflow is offered with BIM integration, accurate non-linear finite element analysis, and USA/International standard design capabilities.
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The Euclid Chemical Company 108Philip Brandt, Walt Hanford19218 Redwood RoadCleveland, OH 44110216-531-9222www.euclidchemical.comA full line of quality products for the concrete industry: admixtures, fibers, curing/sealing compounds, structural grouts, epoxy adhesives, floor harden-ers/toppings, joint fillers, industrial and architectural coatings, a full line of decorative concrete products and a comprehensive selection of restoration materials.
Fabreeka International 133Steve McCuiston1023 Turnpike StreetStoughton, MA [email protected] and services for building and construction including bearing pads, structural thermal break, expansion bearings.
Geopier Foundation 126Steve Maher, Zach Scarboro130 Harbour Place Drive Suite 280Davidson, NC 28036704-439-1790www.geopier.comSpecializing in Rammed Aggregate Pier®, Rigid Inclusions, and slope rein-forcement systems, Geopier provides alternatives for massive over-excavation and replacement or deep foundations, including driven piles, drilled shafts or augured cast-in-place piles.
Hayward Baker 139Michael Marasa, Nicolas Syriopoulos7550 Teague Road, Suite 300Hanover, MD 21076410-551-8200www.haywardbaker.comcmreynolds@kellerfoundations.comGeotechnical/foundation construction, annually ranked by engineering News-Record (ENR) magazine #1 in the profession. HB is an expert geotech-nical contractor in ground improvement, earth retention and underpinning, addressing site-specific conditions, such as water table, existing buildings and low headroom.
Headed Reinforcement 103Jeremy Maldonado, Robert Trout11200 Condor AvenueFountain Valley, CA [email protected] performance reinforcement products for structural integrity and con-structability.
Hilti 102Orlando Cosme-Malave, Zach Van Lemmeren7250 Dallas ParkwayPlano, TX 750241-800-879-8000 [email protected] and supplier of quality, innovative and specialized tools and fastening systems for the professional user in the areas of powder actuated fastening, drilling and demolition, diamond coring and cutting, measuring, fire stopping, screw fastening, adhesive and mechanical anchoring, and strut and hanger systems.
Hubbell Power Systems, Inc. 143David Bruce, Barkley Matthews, Gary Seider210 North Allen StreetCentralia, MO 65240573-682-8709www.abchance.comcivilconstruction@hubbell.comFoundation repair expert and foundation manufacturer, featuring the CHANCE® brand system for the civil construction, electric utility and tele-communications markets. The CHANCE® Helical Pile System is backed by over 100 years of engineering experience.
ICC-ES 121Sandra Hyde, Hamid Naderi900 Montclair RoadBirmingham, AL [email protected] member-focused association dedicated to helping the building safety com-munity and construction industry provide safe, sustainable and affordable construction through the development of codes and standards used in the de-sign, build and compliance process. Most U.S. communities and many global markets choose the International Code.
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ITW Red Head 117Ralph Tenuta700 High Grove BoulevardGlendale Heights, IL 60139630-694-4675www.itwredhead.comConcrete Chemical and Mechanical Anchoring
LafargeHolcim 146Linda Pollock, Wayne Wilson6211 N. Ann Arbor RoadDundee, MI 48131888-646-5246www.holcim.usproductinfo-us@holcim.comLarfargeHolcim is now the global leader in cement manufacturing with a vast network of manufacturing and distribution terminals throughout the world.
Lindapter 130Ken Hansen, Patrick Harris1520 Yellow Springs Road Chester Springs, PA 19425610-590-2160www.lindapterusa.compharris@lindapter.comStructural Steel Clamping and HSS Blind Bold/Expansion Structural Bolts
Meadow Burke LLC 134Lori Dykes, Ron Naumann, Lance Osbourne2835 Overpass RoadTampa, FL 33619813-248-1944www.meadowburke.comBurke Lockable Dowel, DT Connector, Keyway Splice Box
Menard USA 113Greg Simmons150 E. Main ST, Suite 500Carnegie, PA 15106412-620-6000www.menardgroupusa.comDesign-build specialty geotechnical contractor offering expertise in ground improvement for sites with poor soil. Menard delivers practical, sustainable solutions that can be alternatives to deep foundations.
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MiTek USA/MiTek Builder Products 107Jesse Karns1732 Palma Drive, Suite 200Ventura, CA [email protected] Connectors/Hardy Frame Shear Wall System/Z4 Tie Down System
New Millennium Building Systems 115Joe Buntyn7575 W. Jefferson BoulevardFort Wayne, IN [email protected] and manufactures steel building systems ranging from standard steel joists and deck to architecturally unique steel joist and deck systems, in-cluding Versa-Floor™ long-span composite floor systems. The company is a leader in BIM based design for steel joists and decking.
Nucor-Vulcraft/Verco Group 144Corey Goetzman, Erik Seiffert1501 West Darlington StreetFlorence, SC 29501843-662-0831www.vulcraft.comeseiffert@vulcraft-sc.comVulcraft is a material supplier of Joist and Deck.
Peikko USA 128Dominic Lemieux, Michael Romano525 East Mifflin StreetLebanon, PA 17046888-734-5561www.peikkousa.comdominic.lemieux@peikko.comDeltabeam, Stud Rails & Composite Frames.
Don’t forget to stop at each booth to fill out your BINGO sheet! Winners will be drawn before lunch on Friday!
RISA Technologies 123Debbie Penko26632 Towne Centre Drive, Suite 210Foothill Ranch, CA [email protected] design and optimization software used around the world for build-ings, stadiums, bridges and everything in between. The seamless integration of RISAFloor and RISA-3D creates a powerful structural design environment, ready to tackle your next design challenge.
SCIA, a Nemetschek Company 145Reza Lofti, Jeannete Popiel7150 Riverwood DriveColumbia, MD 21046410-290-5114www.scia.netStructural engineering and analysis software.
SidePlate Systems, Inc. 141Jason Hoover, SE, Ryan Smith, SE25909 Pala. Suite 200Mission Viejo, CA 92691949-238-8900www.sideplate.comsolutions@sideplate.comSidePlate Systems designs for “everyday” wind-governed structures to high-performance requirements for seismic, blast, and progressive collapse elimi-nate field welding, reduce steel tonnage, and shorten construction schedules.
Simpson Strong Tie 105Randy Shackleford, Keith Cullum, Jeff Stoneman5956 W. Las Positas BlvdPleasanton, CA [email protected] over 60 years, Simpson Strong-Tie has focused on creating structural products that help people build safer and stronger homes and buildings.
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Steel Deck Institute 132Bob Paul, Karen Paul, Mary Sputo, Tom SputoPO Box 426Glenshaw, PA [email protected] of standards for steel roof and floor deck.
Steel Joist Institute 125Gregg Baldwin, Ken Charles234 W. Cheves StreetFlorence, SC [email protected] nonprofit organization of active joist manufacturers, SJI maintains the standards for steel joist construction and provides printed and live education-al opportunities for construction professionals. SJI offers assistance identifying joists in buildings undergoing retrofit.
Steel Tube Institute 106Kim Olson2516 Waukegan RD, Suite 172Glenview, IL 60025847-461-1701www.steeltubeinstitute.orgNon-profit organization promoting and marketing steel tubing industry with goal of improving manufacturing techniques and educating customers.
Strand7 Pty Ltd 138Anne Delvaux65 York StreetSydney, Australia, NSW [email protected] R3 is a general-purpose FEA system used by engineers worldwide for structural analysis applications, comprising CAD import, pre-processing, auto-meshing, post-processing and solvers, including non-linear capabilities. The upcoming release offers a new interface, accelerated Direct X graphics and a 64-bit architecture.
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Structural Engineering Certification Board 112Manuel Calvillo, Jenna Webb555 8th Avenue, Suite 1902New York, NY [email protected] was established to provide certification in the practice of structural en-gineering. Certification with the SECB distinguishes a professional engineer with the unique and additional knowledge necessary to practice structural engineering.
Trimble Solutions USA, Inc. 131Stuart Bromme, Laura Finder1075 Big Shanty RD, NW, Suite 179Kennesaw, GA 0144770-426-5105 ext. [email protected] the structural engineer, Trimble’s Tekla software provides powerful struc-tural analysis & design, professional calculations and construction drawings, as well as software for full detailing services.
USG 101Mike Inman, Frank Pospisil550 W. Adams StreetChicago, IL 60661312-436-4260www.usg.com/[email protected] Structural Panels are a lightweight structural solution for noncombus-tible mid-rise buildings.They are noncombustible, nonrotting, inorganic, termite-, mold- and mois-ture-resistant, installed in three easy steps.
Vector Corrosion Technologies 135Jason Chodachek3822 Turman Loop, Suite 102Wesley Chapel, FL 33544204-489-9611www.vector-corrosion.comReneeT@Vector-Construction.comInnovative solutions for concrete corrosion repair and protection in bridge structures including: embedded galvanic anodes, galvanic jackets, activated arc-spray zinc metallizing, corrosion detection and evaluation, repair and mitigation services for post-tension corrosion.
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2016 Exhibitor Information
137 AISC 127 Alpine TrusSteel 116 American Concrete Inst.111 Armatherm142 Atlas Tube 140 AZZ Galvanizing 104 BASF Corporation 124 Blind Bolt 129 Cast Connex Corporation 114 CLP Systems 122 DeWalt/Powers Fasteners136 Dlubal Software, Inc 108 Euclid Chemical133 Fabreeka International
126 Geopier Foundation 139 Hayward Baker103 Headed Reinforcement102 Hilti 143 Hubbell Power Systems, Inc.121 ICC-ES 117 ITW Red Head 146 LafargeHolcim 130 Lindapter 134 Meadow Burke LLC 113 Menard Group USA 107 MiTek USA/MiTek Builder Prod.115 New Millennium Bldg Systems144 Nucor
128 Peikko USA 123 RISA Technologies 145 SCIA, a Nemetschek Co. 112 SECB 141 SidePlate Systems, Inc 105 Simpson Strong Tie 132 Steel Deck Institue 125 Steel Joist Institute 106 Steel Tube Institute 138 Strand7 131 Trimble 101 USG 135 Vector Corrosion
2016 Exhibitors
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Yellowstone HallMontana State University
Bozeman, MT
MISSOULA BOZEMAN KALISPELL BILLINGSLICENSED IN ALL 50 STATES
WWW.BCEWEB.COMThe Strength of Ideas
Craig Thomas Discovery CenterTeton National Park
Moose, WY
Nic Lehoux Photography
Inverted Portal Tippet Rise Art Center
Fishtail, MT
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AISCAmerican Wood CouncilBentley Systems, Inc.Fabreeka International, Inc.Five Star Products, Inc.Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety
International Code CouncilMetal Building Manufacturers AssociationPrecast/Prestressed Concrete InstituteSimpson Strong-TieSteel Tube InstituteUSG Corporation - Structural Solutions
NCSEANational Council of Structural Engineers Associations
Partnering OrganizationsStructural Engineering Institute Council of American Structural Engineers
Associate Members
Affiliate MembersAlpine TrusSteelAZZ GalvanizingBekaertBlind BoltCast Connex Cold-Formed Steel Engineers InstituteConstruction Tie Products, Inc. (CTP, Inc.)DECON USA, Inc.Design DataGeopierHeaded Reinforcement Corp. (HRC)Hilti, Inc.Independence Tube CorporationITW Commercial ConstructionLindapter USA
MicrosolMitek Builder ProductsNemetschek SciaNew Millennium Building SystemsPieresearchPowers FastenersRed Seat SoftwareRISA TechnologiesSE Solutions, LLCSidePlate Systems, Inc.Steel Deck InstituteSteel Joist InstituteStrand7TrimbleVulcan Materials Company
Sustaining MembersARW EngineersBallingerBarker Drottar Associates, LLCBarter & Associates, Inc.Bennett & Pless IncBlackwell Structural EngineersBurns & McDonnellCartwright EngineersCollins Engineers, Inc.Cowen Associates Consulting Structural EngineersCriser Troutman Tanner Consulting EngineersCTL GroupDCI Engineers IncDegenkolb EngineersDiBlasi Associates, P.C.Dominick R. Pilla AssociatesDrJ Engineering, LLCDunbar, Milby, Williams, Pittman & VaughanECMEngineering Solutions, LLCGerald E. KinyonGilsanz Murray Steficek LLPHolmes Culley Structural EngineersJoe DeReuil AssociatesJon Brody Structural EngineersKBRKrech Ojard & Associates
L.A. Fuess PartnersLand & StructureLBYD, Inc.LHB Inc.Mainland Engineering Consultants CorporationMartin/Martin, Inc.Mercer Engineering, P.C.Morabito ConsultantsNSA Construction Group, IncO’Donnell & Naccarato, Inc.Omega Structural EngineersPartner Engineering and Science, Inc.Professional StruCIVIL Engineers, Inc.Ruby + Associates, Inc.Simpson Gumpertz & Heger Inc.Sound Structures, Inc.Stability EngineeringStructural Design Professionals, PLLCStructural Engineers Group, Inc.STV, Inc.TGRWA, LLCThe Harman GroupThe Haskell CompanyThornton Tomasetti, Inc.Wallace Engineering Structural Consultants, Inc.Wheaton & Sprague Engineering 35
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