TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION: Mechanical Jr. High/ High School EducationSCOPE OF WORK: Upgrade the mechanical systems and add central cooling capabilities to the Jr. High, High school building. • Over 9,800 feet of new Hydronic Piping • (1) 289.5 Ton Screw Chiller • (80) Unit Ventilators • (10) Air Handling Units • (7) VAVs • (21) […]
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MSD is proud to nominate Plumber Keith Fortin as Craft Professional of the Year for the 2021 ABC awards program. Keith is currently a Plumbing/Piping foreman for MSD and is responsible for leading all sizes of projects from start to finish and provide organized, professional, and high-quality installation of all plumbing and piping-related work. Keith
TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION: Plumbing & Mechanical – Commercial SCOPE OF WORK: Installation of Plumbing & Mechanical systems for a new office building, including but not limited to; • 27,400+ feet of plumbing piping • 127,300+ pounds of metal ductwork • (9) Air Handler Units • (2) Boilers • (2) Domestic Hot Water Heaters • (170)
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TEAM MSD is beyond excited to be working as a committed partner on the new Butler Tech Natural Science Center Project, converting this Dream into a Reality! #ButerTech #ConvertingDreamsintoReality….. In case you missed it: below is an overview video of the new Natural Science Center that will begin construction very soon! Today the students, staff,
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This past Wednesday, May 13, 2021 Team MSD had the honor of attending the annual ABC Excellence in Construction Awards Gala. Our team submitted Preble Shawnee and Speedway along with the Community Outreach Program. Our team was awarded the Eagle Award for the Preble-Shawnee LSD Renovation Project, Award of Merit for Speedway, and The Community
7 Morning Habits That Can Affect Your Entire Day It can be easy to fall into a morning routine without considering how it impacts you later in the day. Your morning routine is like setting up a string of dominoes: You line everything up for success, but one false move can cause it all to
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Is your facility ready to be re-opened to the general public? The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency and the Ohio Department of Health released the attached article “Guidance for Premise Plumbing Water Service Restoration” offering considerations for water service restoration, to minimize risks associated with water quality degradation related to stagnant water conditions. OEPA ODH Guidance
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TEAM MSD is proud to partner with Danis, LLK Greenhouse Solutions and Chapel Electric on the Dayton Foodbank Greenhouse Improvement Project. It is our honor to work with these amazing organizations in supporting the ongoing fight against hunger in our community! #DaytonFoodbank, #Teamwork https://www.linkedin.com/posts/thefoodbankinc_something-big-is-in-the-works-our-garden-activity-6785291244412248065-OoWa
CDC recommends a layered strategy to reduce exposures to SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19. This includes using multiple mitigation strategies with several layers of safeguards to reduce the spread of disease and lower the risk of exposure. While it may not be necessary to apply every consideration to be protective, implementing multiple mitigation strategies
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Replacing aging fixtures with newer touchless devices has always been a great way to save our resources, increase hygiene levels and reduce water costs. With the pandemic and the emphasis on reducing the spread. Touchless devices became top of mind as an added layer to help protect our workers and family from the potential spread.
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Wright-Patt Air Force Base sought contractors to renovate and add onto the Sensors Lab. The HVAC portion of the project was over $13 million.
The chilled water system at a high-security building on the Air Force Base was undersized and unable to keep up with demand. The facility could not operate without chilled water due to the amount of information servers in the building, and the general nature of the building itself. The entire upgrade project would need to be completed with minimal shut down time at the building. HVAC portion of this project was over $3 million.
LJB, Inc. was renovating their Miamisburg, OH office and wanted to incorporate energy-saving upgrades.
