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CELEBRATING 60 YEARS! In this issue: HPW Update BIM Capabilities Equipment Updates FlexPlus Service VA Clinic Update Going Green Mechanical Fabrication & Installation January 2010 Company Founders
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Page 1: Newsletter Jan2010

CELEBRATING 60 YEARS!

In this issue:HPW UpdateBIM CapabilitiesEquipment UpdatesFlexPlus ServiceVA Clinic UpdateGoing Green

KIRK WILLIAMS COMPANYMechanical Fabrication & Installation

January 2010

Company Founders

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Balance for the water and air systems has been scheduled to begin on January 11, 2010. The original contract sched-ule did not call for this until August 9, 2010.

planning and innovative in-stallation, including an onsite

Kirk Williams Company continues to deliver ahead of schedule through diligent

Domestic Water Pipingfabrication facility to maxi-mize productivity in the field.

Heat turned on 4 months early

Water & Air Balance to begin 7 months ahead of schedule

Wright Patterson Air Force Base’s Human Per-formance Wing Progresses Ahead of Schedule

Steam pressure reading at a perfect 120 psi on November 2, 2009

Despite our contract requiring the HVAC heating equipment not to be operational until March 2010, we were able to fire up the per-manent system for temporary heat No-vember 1 to keep theworkforce com-fortable during the early fall chill.

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The Kirk Williams Company was involved in the design of the HVAC, plumbing, and medical gas systems in the facility, and was able to com-plete the project within budget and on schedule by bringing thoughtful design and competent installation together.

Kirk Williams Company remains on the leading edge of Building Information Mod-eling (BIM) technology by incorporating NavisWorks® software into our 3 dimension-al design and coordination drawings. This allows us to participate with other trades, en-gineers, and owners in 5 dimensional virtual walk throughs during the design phase. This platform increases construction efficiency by proactively detecting potential clashes before they become costly on site.

This addition is a continuation of our com-mitment to investing in technology that in-creases our productivity and efficiency. We have been using detailed 3 dimensional co-ordination drawings for over a decade, and we successfully incorporated the Bentley® BIM viewing platform into our coordination process for the 2006 renovations of the Mc-Cracken Power Plant at the Ohio State Uni-versity.

We look forward to upcoming opportunities to team up with clients who appreciate the value of proactive problem solving in the construction process.

This 300,000 square foot facility recently opened its doors to serve the veteran’s community. This state of the art comprehensive medical care center houses 50 medical departments. This design-build project in-cluded the installation of over 11 miles of ductwork and 27 miles of HVAC, plumbing, and medical gas piping.

Veterans Affairs’ Chalmers P. Wylie Medical Facility Completed

Cooling Tower from Human Performance Wing in NavisWorks®

BeaconMedaes Medical Gas System

NavisWorks® capabilities added to drafting department

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Prefabricated Piping Rack SystemOur innovative design allows for medical gas, process, and hvac piping racks to be efficiently assembled in our manufacturing plant and shipped to the site ready for installation, saving time and energy on the job site. This inventive design led to a Builders Exchange Craftsmanship Award.

Digital Gasparini Brake Added Kirk Williams Company continues to improve on fabri-cation capabilities with the newest addition to its 40,000 square foot manufacturing facility.

Platemax Plasma TableCuts metal up to 1” thick at sizes up to 5’ x 20.’ Its software is linked di-rectly with our drafting department’s CAD software which allows for im-mediate collaboration between our design and fabrication departments for completely customizable and precise pattern cutting.

2008 Gasparini Digital Brake Digital controls for angle and back gauge and an input for the metal guage allow for the most precise sheet metal braking possible. 161” of bending die allows for a wide range of brake lengths.

2008 Airline Seam WelderProvides precise, consistent, and efficient joining of cylindrical sheet met-al. A wide variety of materials can be welded, including aluminum, stain-less steel, hastelloy, titanium, inconel, galvanized, aluminized, and other materials.

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Kirk Williams Mechanical Services Introduces FlexPlus In our continuing effort to provide our clients with exceptional service and expert solutions our in house service division has developed the FlexPlus Service Plan. Our service team is experienced in:• heating• air conditioning• refrigeration• installation• engineering• controls• ventillation

We will work with you to customize a plan that fits the needs of your new or existing HVAC system. Our experts are qualified to provide:• comprehensive service and repair• system evaluations• predictive analysis• seasonal services (spring shut down and

fall start up)• eddy current testing• thermal scanning

The Kirk Williams Company Celebrates 60 Years of ServiceWe were founded in 1949 by James “Kirk” Williams as a specialty sheet metal fabricator. Over time our company has evolved into a full service mechanical contractor with our own in house design, fabrication, piping, plumbing, and service divisions. We have been family owned and operated since founded with four generations

Our mission is to provide our customers and clients with quality so-lutions by managing projects to ensure success, safety, craftsman-ship and value, while generating opportunities through long-term customer relationships. This philosophy has kept us successful for 60 years, and we will continue to grow while striving for excel-lence through dedication, innovation, and investment in our people, technology, and infrastructure.

Original Kirk Williams BuildingDowntown Columbus

Current Location, Grove City

currently participat-ing in day to day op-erations.

Don’t wait until something goes wrong to make sure your sys-tem is running at its maximum capacity with our FlexPlus Service Plan. When something does go wrong, our team is available 24/7 for emergency after hour repairs.

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Going Green Project Manager Certified LEED® v3 APPat Williams recently passed the Green Building Certification Institute’s rigorous process to become a LEED® v3 Accred-itated Professional and is available to offer his knowledge and expertise on green construction practices in the fields of HVAC and plumbing.

Pat is currently managing the Wright Patterson Air Force Base’s Human Performance Wing, which is being construct-ed under the guidelines for LEED® silver certification.

The Kirk Williams Company is striving to lead the way in envi-ronmentally responsible con-struction. Green building starts in house with our recycling and efficiency programs and spreads to the job sites through our knowledge of sustainable practic-es and cost-effective alternatives.We believe that going green is a responsible and logical al-ternative to wasteful excess.

We are carefully exploring ways to reduce our envi-ronmental impact while still providing the same qual-ity product you deserve at a price you can afford.

"The LEED® (Leadership in Energy and Environmental De-sign) Green Building Rating System is the nationally accept-ed benchmark for the design, construction, and operation of high performance green buildings."

'LEED' and related logo is a trademark owned by the U.S. Green Building Council and is used by permission.

Volkswagen Added to list of Automotive Clients

• Volkswagen• BMW• Honda• General Motors• Toyota• Ford• Chrysler• Harley Davidson

Kirk Williams Company has now installed industrial fabrications for almost every major auto manufacturer in the United States including:


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