A dimensionsZ

FALL • WINTER 2007

A/Z Corporation Magazine

Building 10 & Site Utility Project

 message from the president As we approach the end of 2007, I reflect on the many challenges
and milestones faced by clients, architects, engineers and business
associates within their respective industries. With growing
international competition and a commodity-driven market, an
organization’s value is created by the strength and expertise
of its professional leadership, proven systems and controls,
and its commitment to developing innovative solutions for all
stakeholders.

In 2008, A/Z will remain dedicated to providing quality

services, encouraging our Team members to execute our core values
in daily operations, and enforcing a commitment to collaborating
synergistically with all stakeholders to build integrity and
professionalism within our industry.
New North Stonington, Connecticut Office

Perry K. Lorenz
President & CEO

contents
project Update...................................2 ELECTRICAL HIGHLIGHT......................13
Boehringer Ingelheim Building 10 Energy Independence

heart of campus community...........3 mechanical highlight.....................14

Eastern Connecticut State University Time To Market

continuing expansion.......................5 CSA highlight....................................15

Mohegan Sun Repowering for the Future

let the games begin..........................8 northeast utilities........................16

Stadium Sports Bar & Grill Facility Support Services

spa vurÉ...............................................9 A/Z Safety milestone......................16

Marriott Hotel, Newport, RI

A New Look........................................11 employees on the move..................17

telecommunications highlight....12 A/Z corporate directory..............18

Partnering to Fight Cancer

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 Project Update...

A/Z Corporation officially broke ground in April 2007, commencing construction of the 100,000 +/- square foot Building 10 Pharmaceutical Facility
Expansion ($46 Million) and Site Utility Relocation ($4 Million) at Boehringer Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals in Ridgefield, Connecticut. The Site Utility
Relocation phase is nearing completion. This relocation of the existing utility infrastructure is vital in support of the construction of the Building 10
Facility.

As of October 31, 2007, 5,800 yards of concrete has been poured to support the Building 10 structure, with the concrete contractor (Darlind
Construction, Inc.) working six days per week, 10 hours per day to complete the building superstructure on schedule. Throughout the course of
this intensive schedule, the Site Team has worked a total of 67,808 man hours without a safety incident.

“Building 10 has been divided in two phases, allowing the erection of half of Building 10 while the Site Utility Project is completed and the
existing utilities are removed from the building footprint. Our Project Team has managed this comprehensive site execution plan and has taken
a pro-active approach to mitigate any associated risks while remaining flexible and maintaining schedule milestones,” Steve Johnston, Senior
Project Manager

Architect: Flad & Associates • Madison, Wisconsin Engineer: Vanderweil Engineers • Princeton, New Jersey

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The Heart of the Campus
Community...

Photography by Dennis Haggerty

The new Center, dedicated on September 25, 2007, boasts a Barnes and Noble bookstore, a state-of-the-art theater, a 6,200 square foot ballroom
with a performance stage, an extended-hours evening café and snack bar, kitchen facilities, and a 5,000 square foot fitness center. “This expansion
and renovation project has given our Student Center a wonderful new look and feel,” noted ECSU’s President Elsa M. Nunez at the dedication, “and the
additional space allows us to bring together all student clubs and organizations under one roof. With the Center becoming the hub of campus life, we
can give students more opportunities for civic engagement and leadership, reinforcing the learning that occurs in the classroom.”*

To accommodate student clubs and organizations, the new facility has seven new meeting rooms, with the lower level housing the Student
Government Association, the Campus Activity Board, the Office of
Multicultural Programs and the Office of Women’s Programs.

The new Center incorporates the existing North/South

campus pedestrian pathway as an integral part of the facility
through an “indoor pedestrian concourse” that gathers people
together as they pass by various activities and retail services
located within the Center. “The Student Center is now the ‘heart’ of
the campus community and promotes the enhancement of student
life by creating a true University Center. The A/Z Team represented

T
the State of Connecticut Department of Public Works, managing
he mission of the Student Center at Eastern Connecticut State University’s Willimantic campus is centered around contributing to
the designers and contractor to ensure that the Center ultimately
the education of the student body by encouraging self-directed activity, providing maximum opportunity for self-realization. With this
mission in mind, in mid-2005 the State of Connecticut Department of Public Works appointed A/Z Corporation as the Construction meets the requirements of the students, faculty, administration,

Administrator for the $19 million program. staff, alumni and guests.” Seumas Quinn, Contract Administrator
/ Code Compliance
The new 90,000 square foot Student Center designed by Svigals and Partners of New Haven, Connecticut, is a community center dedicated
to providing educationally purposeful activities outside of the classroom that are key to enhancing learning and personal development. Located in
the heart of the University’s campus, it is expected that the new Student Center will become the gathering place, or “living room” of the campus.
* DPW Press Announcement • September 28, 2007
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 From Concept to Reality...
The Journey

unrise Square successfully opened in August 2007 to serve the growing Asian market, one of the fastest-growing
sectors in the gaming industry. Sunrise Square is located in the Autumn section of the Casino of the Earth
and features an expanded Bus Lobby, a Hong Kong Street Food Court, a Retail Outlet and a new Gaming Area
featuring authentic Asian games.

The Rockwell Group of New York designed the space to create and incorporate an authentic Asian flair and overall experience. The utilization of the
color red throughout the space and the incorporation of gold fish into the floor covering were essential to the atmosphere as both are considered lucky
in Asian culture.

The Asian gaming area offers 46 table games including: Sic Bo, Pai Gow Tiles and Baccarat, as well as new slot machines featuring Chinese characters.
“Our estimates show that Asian American patrons
represent over 20% of Mohegan Sun’s daily visitors and
that clientele has grown about 40% over the past two
years,” said a spokesperson for Mohegan Sun.

The Asian theme is distinctive throughout Sunrise

Square and is evident in the choices of Asian delicacies
in the Hong Kong Street food outlet featuring Sushi, Dim
Sum, Cantonese barbeque or Congee. The retail outlet
offers Asian-inspired gifts and items including ginseng
candies and nori rice crackers. To further accommodate
their clientele, Mohegan Sun offers nearly 50 buses per
day via the new bus lobby that features flat screens

Continuing Expansion...
posting information in four different languages and a
convenient 24-hour ticket window.

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Rendering of Project Horizon Provided By
Mohegan Sun

On May 1, all slot machines in Casino of

Additional A/Z Features...
the Earth and Casino of the Sky became “coin
free” and a new state-of-the-art ticket-in/ticket-out
Over the Summer of 2007, A/Z Corporation
technology was introduced. As a result of this
also supported additional Mohegan Sun expansion
new technology, several existing coin redemption
and renovation initiatives. As part of this program,
Gaming Expansion areas were renovated into lounges and additional
several lounges, bars and gaming areas were
service bars.
expanded and renovated to accommodate casino
patrons.
Located near the Winter entrance in Casino
of the Earth, the new Lodge Lounge includes
Located south of the Spring Gateway in
video gaming, unique lounge features and a new
Casino of the Earth, this new area is home to
service bar. The new Harvest Moon Lounge is
some of the newest gaming technologies. The Harvest Moon
located adjacent to the new Sunrise Square and
Mohegan Sun was the first casino in the country to
the new Bow and Arrow Sports Bar replaced the
have Bally Pong machines focusing on hand-eye
existing Sports Bar bordering the Race Book and
coordination that affect the resulting pay-out. A
encompasses additional gaming space. All of the
first on the East Coast, this area features Atronics
newly themed lounges incorporate the design of
eMillions, WOF wide screens, dual screen multi-
the Rockwell Group who have continued to create
level wide area progressive games, and new
Lodge Lounge
the Mohegan Tribe-inspired design for the new
Spielo games. Mohegan Sun is also proud to
spaces.
have the first WMS transmissive reel games in
the State of Connecticut.

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 Let the Games Begin

hey said it couldn’t be done. Transform a vacant seating completes the sports theme. The Stadium offers patrons the

lease space into a fully operational, themed sports opportunity to watch any sporting event or team via the eight different

bar and restaurant and serve patrons in nine weeks? But on June Direct TV feeds on their 27 - 42-inch plasma screen televisions within

1, 2007, The Mayo Group’s restaurant division, Commonwealth the energized environment.

Restaurant Group, along with Boston Red Sox and New York Yankee

legends, officially celebrated the grand opening of The Stadium Sports Of course, no local bar would be complete without signature drinks

Bar & Grill, located at Foxwoods Resort Casino in Mashantucket, like the “Bronx Bomber” or the “Green Monstah”. To reserve your own

Connecticut. “Skybox” for a private function, please contact www.stadiumbars.com.

“This is the first restaurant of its kind in Connecticut and the

second location of this spirited sports venue. Our Boston location is

currently one of the premier sports bars in town” notes the Mayo Group

of Boston, who is the Developer and Owner of The Stadium Sports Bar

& Grill.

The Stadium, designed by Darlow Christ Architects of Cambridge,

Massachusetts, features a new full service kitchen accommodating the

bar, dining and lounge areas. Upon entry to the reception area (modeled

after an entrance to a stadium), guests are greeted by the new “Rivalry

Bar” featuring one of the greatest rivalries in sports between the Boston

Red Sox and the New York Yankees. An illustration of a basketball

court and a baseball field is integrated into the ceiling of the main

seating area and a full wall-size replica of Giant Stadium with stadium

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 Spa Vure
Newport
In the heart of historic Newport, Rhode Island, the Newport Marriott hotel is home to the new premier spa facility, Spa Vuré. Spa

Vuré, a full service luxury Medical Spa, is a perfect reflection of its upscale surroundings, known for its hospitality and commitment to

therapeutic value.

Spa Vuré (Vuré meaning love) grew from the love and vision of a leading dermatologist to its present five Rhode Island locations. Spa Vuré

is a Medical Spa, the newest niche and a growing segment of the spa industry. A Medical Spa pairs a cosmetic surgery office with a European

day spa. Guests can receive the advice of trained physicians,

educated in a wide range of skin and facial aesthetics. At

Spa Vuré, medically delivered cosmetic enhancements are

performed by fully licensed professionals. Each Spa Vuré

medical team member is on staff at their parent dermatology

organization, Skin Medicine USA, under the supervision

of medical director, Dr. Nomate Kpea, a board certified

dermatologist.

Commissioned by NTK Interests, Ltd. and designed by

Judd Brown Design of Pawtucket, Rhode Island, the peaceful

and luxurious retreat hosts an array of premier services

including: a hair salon, manicure/pedicure areas, massage

rooms, quiet rooms, locker room/changing area, reception

and a retail area.

For additional information, please visit their website at

www.spavure.com, and get the pampering you deserve.

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 A “NEW” Look...

A/Z Corporation was recently selected as Construction Manager for Foxwoods Phase 1 Renovation Project. “We are very excited to participate on this
most exciting project with Foxwoods and the Friedmutter Group. The initial renderings are impressive and the final look will astound Foxwoods’ patrons”
stated Donald Swanson, Project Executive Director. The following article was written by the Day Staff Writer Patricia Daddona.

When the new MGM Grand at Foxwoods opens in May, a breezeway connected to Foxwoods’ Grand Pequot Tower will help customers make a
“seamless” transition between the two properties. Likewise, Foxwoods Resort Casino is investing $55 million to blend new restaurants and shops at
the Grand Pequot casino with its new next-door neighbor, the Las-Vegas-styled MGM Grand. The renovations to Foxwoods are part of a $200 million
improvement plan that Foxwoods is gradually developing and unveiling with the help of architect and master planner the Friedmutter Group, based in Las
Vegas, New York City and Los Angeles. “The concepts and designs we’re introducing to Foxwoods Resort Casino will redefine the property, establishing
a new, higher level of service, hospitality, excitement and energy,” stated Brad Friedmutter, founder and chief executive officer of the Friedmutter Group.
“This project will serve as the barometer for what will be developed down the road throughout the resort.”

John O’Brien, president of both Foxwoods and MGM Grand at Foxwoods, said the renovations would build on 15 years of success and introduce
the “next generation” of offerings here, establishing “new standards in resort casinos.” The project’s centerpiece is the atrium, a contemporary, two-story
pedestrian space designed with natural materials that will display plasma screens broadcasting events and activities occurring throughout the property.
A new luxury retail corridor and 6,600-square-foot “ultra-hip” lounge will open when the project is completed. The high-end shops and boutiques will offer
designer watches, jewelry, apparel and celebrity memorabilia, using a frameless glass design. Award-winning Chef David Burke, who is best known for
his New York City restaurant, David Burke & Donatella, will establish David Burke Prime, a steakhouse, and Burke in the Box. The 13,000-square-foot
steakhouse will feature 280 seats. Burke in the Box, at 2,700 square feet, will be a 70-seat casual restaurant with gourmet food available for take-out or
eat-in. The breezeway extends over gardens and overlooks the woods, said Joe Jimenez, senior vice president of marketing, and it’s the public areas of
the Grand Pequot Tower “that we’re focusing on,” he said. “We want to keep the energy and style and aesthetics” of the two properties complementary,
he said, even though “there will be two great distinct experiences, MGM Grand at Foxwoods and Foxwoods. We’re all looking forward to ‘08 to get the
property opened.”

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Telecommunication Services

Partnering to
Fight Cancer...

Rendering Provided by Milford Regional Medical Center

In January 2008, Dana-Farber/Brigham and Women’s Cancer Center and Milford Regional Medical Center will open an integrated critical cancer
treatment facility to the community, with the hope of preventing and treating a disease that has touched nearly every person’s life at one time.

The new 54,000-square foot, two-floor Center is located adjacent to the main campus of the Milford
Regional Medical Center in Milford, Massachusetts. The Center will provide comprehensive cancer
services including medical oncology, radiation oncology, and diagnostic imaging services including: CT,
PET CT, MRI, X-Ray and laboratory testing.

A/Z’s Telecommunications Division is installing the new voice/data and nurse-patient communication
systems in the new $25 million Center. The voice/data/video and page structured cabling systems project
involves installation of a structured communications wiring infrastructure for voice, data, and video, which
requires connection of all voice and data to the TV system, Integrated Intercom/Public Address, and
wireless system. A page system with individually amplified volume controlled speakers and horns is also
being installed. The audiovisual nurse/patient communication project is comprised of LCD display nurse
consoles, annunciator panels, patient stations, LED dome lights, call cords, pull cord stations and a staff
assisted emergency push button station. The nurse/patient communication system will be interfaced
with the existing Milford Medical Center Rouland Nurses Call System Network and has the capacity for
expansion to provide unified services to the entire facility.

A/Z is proud to be providing Telecommunication Services for this vital facility as the importance of
voice/data communication is critical to providing world-class healthcare.

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 Electrical
Services
Energy
Independence
Pratt & Whitney is a world leader in the design, manufacture and service of aircraft engines,

space propulsion systems and industrial gas turbines. So it was no surprise when they

decided to pursue energy independence at their Middletown, Connecticut site.

A/Z’s Electrical Division recently provided electrical services in support of Pratt &

Whitney’s 15 kV feeder upgrade to accommodate the installation of a 7MW gas turbine

generator. As part of the project, the A/Z Team installed nearly 12,000 feet of 15kV cable

between the main incoming substation and the power house switchgear. According to

Jonathan Krueger, Project Manager, “Safely installing 1,000 feet of cable weighing

nearly 10,000 pounds each can be challenging, especially within an active business

environment. In addition to cable installation, we also completed the conduit cleaning and

control cabling installation.” A/Z was also contracted to support the Co-Generation Project

and installation of a 15kV feeder run from the turbine to the powerhouse switchgear and

includes installation, termination and testing services.

“We are extremely proud of our Team who safely executed these services. They

remained dedicated and focused throughout the project...”

Team (left to right): Sam Jovanovich, Ben Karol, Ray DiVita, Amiel Alla, Bill Wadsworth,
Robert Flanagan Jr. - Pratt & Whitney Project Manager
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Mechanical
Services
Time To Market...
Each year BB&S Treated Lumber of New England receives nearly 1,000 rail cars and over

1,500 trailers of lumber for treatment. Since 1993, BB&S has been specializing in treated

lumber products, including southern pine lumber, decking, posts, timbers and landscape

ties.

BB&S recently contracted A/Z’s Mechanical Division to support the piping upgrade

at their Treatment Facility in the Quonset Industrial Park located in North Kingstown,

Rhode Island. At the facility, raw lumber is impregnated utilizing a vacuum pressurized

treatment process, resulting in long-lasting, low-maintenance lumber products that have

minimal environmental impact. To support this process, A/Z installed and updated the

MicroPro system. This system is utilized for mixing and storing associated elements utilized

in the lumber treatment process. The Mechanical Team completed the installation of all

associated piping, nozzles and vessels and performed all welding to support this system.

Through utilization of A/Z’s 3-D modeling and pipe detailing, the pre-fabrication of the

majority of the piping for this project was completed prior to being sent to the project site.

“We installed over 800 feet of piping and completed all associated welding for this fast-

track project. It was vital to the client’s production schedule that this project was executed

quickly to avoid any disruption or loss of production time. Our Team of welders and pipe

fitters did an outstanding job!” Toby Whitehead, Project Manager

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 Re-Powering for the
Future...
C.S.A. Services

The re-powering of the Alfred L. Pierce Generating Station in Wallingford, Connecticut began with a submission to the
Connecticut Siting Council in 2006 by the Connecticut Municipal Electric Energy Cooperative (CMEEC). The Alfred L.
Pierce Generating Station was originally commissioned as a 22.5MW coal fired power plant in 1953 and was subsequently
de-commissioned in July of 2000.

This Re-Powering program was essential to continue serving the capacity needs of the Wallingford Department of Public Utilities Electric Division
and five other municipal electric systems which purchase power through CMEEC. CMEEC, a non-profit, publicly directed joint action supply agency
formed by the State of Connecticut’s municipal electric utilities, is responsible for the financing, acquisition and construction of generating resources and
implementation of power supply contracts for the purpose of furnishing low-cost and reliable electric power to its members and participants.*

As part of the Alfred L. Pierce Re-Powering program, A/Z Corporation

was contracted to provide specialty construction services to Gemma Power
Systems LLC of Glastonbury, Connecticut who served as EPC Contractor for
the renovation of this complex, state-of-the-art energy facility.

A/Z’s CSA Division executed the site work, including restoration of a double
containment fuel oil piping installation. Additional improvements included
Photography By Ray Couture

construction of a new control room, new offices, a conference room, a new

two-story stairwell, new restrooms with shower facilities and locker rooms.
Mechanical and Electrical services for the fuel oil piping, leak detection system,
HVAC, plumbing and fire protection were also provided by A/Z.
*www.cmeec.com

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 Facility Support Services...
Northeast Utilities’ is one of New England’s largest utility system serving more than two million electric and natural gas customers in Connecticut,
western Massachusetts and New Hampshire.

For the past four years, A/Z Corporation has supported the Northeast Utilities’ Facility Management Group executing over 65 assignments annually.
“Our in-house Specialty Services allow

Northeast Utilities to expedite assignments

while maintaining complete control of cost

and manpower allocations. Our dedicated

Core Team based at the Berlin, Connecticut

facility, has continued to ensure that each

project is managed in accordance with the

Northeast Utilities expectations and that

schedule, budget and quality are always

the first order of business,” notes Franco

Team (left to right): Franco Saporoso, Dave Hibbard, Bill Sullivan, Alex Sawchyn, Mike Brodeur, Ed Suplicki,
Saporoso and Michael Brodeur of A/Z.
Rick Baronowski, Kevin Grillo, Harold “Joe” Buchanan, Bryan Shanahan

Congratulations
Safety Milestone... Leo O’Donnell

Eric Hirsch
John Riley

Mark Roush
The Dow Allyn’s Point Site in Gales Ferry, Connecticut celebrated a milestone of operation for the site on July
Jim Heist Ronald Allen, Jr.
23, 2007 marking 451 days of OSHA injury free operation…. a first in the site’s history. The site surpassed

its previous performance record of 450 days of continuous injury-free operation. Congratulations to the A/Z Mike Ameen Maui Munoz

Team based at the Dow Allyn’s Point Facility who are dedicated to ensuring that safety is a top priority. Chris Domler Vic Spellman

Dameon Bright Ray DiVita

Nick Wilson Jesse McClellan

Bob Boisvert Curt Hansen

Dan Annibalini Jim Simonds

Kathleen Boldoc Jim Terry

Jennifer Bolles Jim Aubin

Melissa Hebert Bob Paddock

Philip Bigelow
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 Team Members on the Move...
Denise Mantell joined A/Z Corporation as a Pipe Welder in 1995, at a time when there were very few female welders
or females working in field positions within the construction industry. Since that time, Denise’s knowledgeable
background, combined with a drive to succeed, has presented her with many opportunities within the A/Z
organization. In 2004, Denise was promoted to Mechanical Site Lead at the Dow Allyn’s Point Plant in Gales
Ferry, Connecticut, supervising the Mechanical Team. At that time, Denise began continuing her education in CAD
piping design earning a certification in QuickPen™ 3-D. Denise was promoted to a CAD Piping Designer for A/Z
Corporation in 2007 and continues to retain a State of Connecticut and State of Rhode Island Welding License and
is Certified by the American Welding Society as a Weld Inspector.
Denise Mantell
CAD Piping Designer

Greg joined A/Z’s Electrical Division in 1993 as an Apprentice Electrician. Over the past 14 years, Greg has continued
to invest in his resume of certifications and education. As a result of his dedication to advancing his professional
skills, Greg was promoted to Project Manager in 2006. He recently received certification as an ISA (Instrumentation
Systems & Automation Society) Certified Control Systems Technician. With this distinction, Greg joins a group of
well-qualified and recognized CCS Technicians. Greg utilized his training to conduct an instructional class for fellow
A/Z employees on instrumentation and calibration. Greg retains a Journeyman Electrical license in Connecticut
and Rhode Island.

Greg Frantz
Electrical Project Manager

In 1998, Alex joined the A/Z CSA Division and supported the Team working on the Pfizer Campus in Groton,
Connecticut. At that time, he became a valuable member, noted for his impressive trade talent and competency.
Throughout his first five years, Alex began adding numerous safety certifications and specialized training to his
resume and assumed the position of Working Leader. Alex continued to be a valued member of the CSA Team and
made a significant effort to develop his administrative and supervisory skills. During this time, clients continued to
praise Alex’s trade talent and dedication to quality and customer service. In 2006, Alex was promoted to General
Superintendent and continues to service many projects for high-profile clients including Foxwoods Resort Casino,
Pfizer and Lawrence & Memorial Hospital.
Alex Ferguson
CSA Superintendent

Many things have changed since Shawn joined the A/Z Telecommunications Division in 1996. Shawn maintains his
T-2 Journeyman License and is presently pursuing his CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Association) Certification.
Shawn has steadily continued to grow professionally, accepting positions of increasing responsibility, to his current
position of Network Infrastructure Engineer. Presently, Shawn is supporting Pfizer in Groton, Connecticut and is
heavily relied upon by Pfizer IT Managers, Directors and Engineers due to his extensive site experience, knowledge
and willingness to go the extra mile to assist with network design, installation, troubleshooting and repair.

Shawn Gravelin
Network Infrastructure Technician

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 New Corporate Directory...
Executive Team
Perry Lorenz 860-445-3400 office
President & CEO 860-445-3500 fax
860-235-5022 cell
Paul Maxfield, CPA 860-445-3451 office
Chief Financial 860-445-3551 fax
Officer
James Grunwald 860-445-3432 office
V.P. of Business 860-445-3532 fax
Development 617-833-1972 cell
James Adams 860-445-3402 office
Executive Director 860-445-3502 fax
860-608-9135 cell
Greg Cox 860-445-3422 office
Executive Director 860-445-3522 fax
860-235-6369 cell
Donald Swanson 860-445-3477 office
Executive Director 860-445-3577 fax
860-334-8357 cell
James Maguire 508-528-5567 x 305
Director, 508-528-5077 fax
Massachusetts 508-298-2332 cell
Estimating
William Abt, CPE 860-445-3401 office
Pre-Construction 860-445-3501 fax
Manager 860-460-2420 cell
George Bagge 860-445-3406 office
Electrical Estimator 860-445-3506 fax
860-213-4308 cell
William Frausini 860-445-3427 office
Mechanical Estimator 860-445-3527 fax
860-334-2963 cell
Dexter Murphy, CPE 860-445-3455 office
Chief Estimator 860-445-3555 fax
860-213-3044 cell
Michael Robertson 860-445-3468 office
Senior Estimator 860-445-3568 fax
860-608-0977 cell
Steve Server, CPE 860-445-3474 office
Telecommunications 860-445-3574 fax
Estimator 860-213-3411 cell
Main Phone: 800-400-2420 • Main Fax: 860-445-3599
The above listing represents Corporate Contacts, for all additional staff information please contact A/Z’s Corporate office.
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46 Norwich Westerly Road, P.O. Box 370
North Stonington, CT, www.a-zcorp.com
For more information or to report an address change, correction or addition to our mailing list, call 1-800-400-2420 or email news@a-zcorp.com
Operations Management
Donald Ross, PE 860-445-3470 office
Director 860-445-3570 fax
860-334-8350 cell
Michael Sywak 860-445-3478 office
Specialty Projects 860-445-3578 fax
860-334-8332 cell
Chip McAdams 860-445-3453 office
CSA Operations 860-445-3553 fax
Manager 860-334-2332 cell
David Berardinelli 860-445-3407 office
Mechanical 860-445-3507 fax
Operations Manager 401-524-5714 cell
Robert Rose. PE 860-445-3469 office
Electrical 860-445-3569 fax
Operations Manager 860-334-8349 cell
Paul Schmitz, RCDD 860-445-3472 office
Telecommunications 860-445-3572 fax
Operations Manager 860-334-8351 cell
Project Engineering &
Controls
Seumas Quinn 860-445-3465 office
Project Engineering/ 860-445-3565 fax
Controls Manager 860-625-3276 cell
Gene Carini 860-445-3417 office
Scheduling 860-445-3517 fax
Lori Moore 860-445-3454 office
Project Engineering 860-445-3554 fax
Jin Chen 860-445-3419 office
Project Engineering 860-445-3519 fax
Catherine Capozza 860-445-3415 office
Project Controls 860-445-3515 fax
Rhonda Mallory 860-445-3448 office
Project Controls 860-445-3548 fax
Iris Atkinson 860-445-3405 office
Project Controls 860-445-3505 fax
Heidi Lawson 860-445-3442 office
Project Controls 860-445-3542 fax
Laura Scholtz 860-445-3533 office
Project Controls 860-445-3534 fax
Finance/Accounting
Liz Freeman 860-445-3428 office
Accounting Manager 860-445-3528 fax
Parker Capwell 860-445-3416 office
Project Financial 860-445-3516 fax
Analyst
Shayleen Pagnotta 860-445-3460 office
Project Financial 860-445-3560 fax
Analyst
Patricia Giulietti 860-445-3431 office
Accounts Receivable 860-445-3531 fax
Meredith Foley 860-445-3425 office
Accounts Receivable 860-445-3525 fax
Cathy Hryniewicz 860-445-3434 office
Accounts Payable 860-445-3534 fax
Kim Arzamarski 860-445-3404 office
Accounts Payable 860-445-3504 fax
Tammy Knowles 860-445-3439 office
Administration 860-445-3539 fax
Kathleen Clark 860-445-3420 office
Payroll Administration 860-445-3520 fax
EH&S
Edwin Jones 860-445-3410 office
EH&S Manager 860-445-3510 fax
860-625-8839 cell
Chester Humbert 860-445-3435 office
Safety Coordinator 860-445-3598 fax
860-334-5440 cell
Rick Young 860-445-3487 office
Safety Coordinator 860-445-3598 fax
860-912-3178 cell
Information Technology
David Thornley, MCSE 860-445-3481 office
Network Engineer 860-445-3581 fax
401-241-8594 cell
Robert Noblick, MCSE 860-445-3457 office
Network Engineer 860-445-3557 fax
860-334-6313 cell
A/Z Dimensions Team:
Shelly Peckham, Marketing Specialist
Susan Bogar, Marketing Assistant
Adam Thibeault, ACE, Creative Services
Support Services
Janet LaBrie 860-445-3441 office
Manager of Support 860-445-3541 fax
Services
Procurement & Asset Mgt.
David Addison 860-445-3403 office
Procurement 860-445-3503 fax
Manager
Anthony Bosco 860-445-3409 office
Contracts Manager 860-445-3509 fax
Mary Nelson 860-445-3456 office
Purchasing Agent 860-445-3556 fax
Linda Sanders 860-445-3471 office
Procurement 860-445-3571 fax
Administration
Pam Ratnecht 860-445-3466 office
Procurement 860-445-3566 fax
Assistant
Michael Coovert 860-445-3421 office
Corporate Asset 860-445-3521 fax &
FFE Manager 860-917-0091 cell
Human Resources
Ellen Lyons 860-445-3447 office
Human Resources 860-445-3547 fax
Manager 860-367-5940 cell
Deonn Bunnell 860-445-3412 office
Human Resources 860-445-3512 fax
Administration
Marketing
Shelly Peckham 860-445-3462 office
Marketing Services 860-445-3562 fax
860-867-6262 cell
Adam Thibeault, ACE 860-445-3480 office
Creative Services 860-445-3580 fax
Susan Bogar 860-445-3429 office
Marketing Assistant 860-445-3529 fax
Warehouse Operations
David Johnson 860-445-3437 office
Warehouse 860-445-3537 fax
Operations 860-608-0686 cell
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