North Haven Department of Public Works – Campus Improvements
Elm Street
North Haven, CT 06473
New construction, updates and repairs required for public works facilities.
New public works building consolidates operations to a single location.
5,000 SF Varco Pruden pre-engineered steel bulding for sanitation crews/equipment.
Sidewall framing for storage barn.
Storage barn for road de-icing salt.
High bay entrance doors accommodate hghway maintenance vehicles.
North Haven Public Works facilities required updates and repairs following hurricane damage, a lost lease for the sanitation facility, and the need to bring a maintenance facility into compliance with OSHA regulations. The projects included roof repairs; design and construction of a storage barn for road de-icing salt; design and construction of a 5,000 SF Varco Pruden pre-engineered steel building for sanitation crews and equipment; and installation of a maintenance shop ventilation system to remove engine exhaust and other harmful vapors. Pat Munger Construction Company, Inc. completed each project within budget and on or ahead of schedule. According to Public Works Director, Lynn Sadosky, “This will better support our town’s infrastructure needs.”
The North Haven Department of Public Works Campus Improvements project was selected for the 2012 Harry H. Mellon, Award of Excellence in Job Order Contracting for the Northeast Region. The Munger team is proud to have been selected as the 2012 Northeast Region award winner.
“Munger built our new Sanitation Equipment Storage Building along with various site improvements. This helped us to consolidate operations personnel and sanitation equipment at a single location, which will enhance cohesiveness of the Field Operations Division and will better support our town’s infrastructure needs. This is the third time during the past two years that Munger has done work for the town under the state’s ezIQC program.”
Lynn Sadosky, Director, North Haven DPW
“The Town of North Haven’s Department of Public Works really appreciated working with the selected EZIQC contractor (Pat Munger Construction) and the ease of the EZIQC program made it both a competitive bid process and a timely one. The Town was so satisfied we are currently utilizing the process again to construct a Sanitation Garage.”
Lynn Sadosky, P.E., Director of Public Works
- Category: Success Stories, Design/Build Municipal
- Service: Capitol Regional Council of Governments (CRCOG)