Anchorage Daily News

WHAT: International Union of Operating Engineers Local 302 will relocate its Anchorage headquarters. The 16,500-square-foot building will house administrative and training offices, said Tony Hansen, who oversees union operations for Southcentral Alaska.

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WHERE: 4001 Denali St.

COST: $4.5 million

ARCHITECT/DESIGNER: Don Dwiggins Associates

CONTRACTORS: Roger Hickel Contracting Inc., general contractor; DOWL Engineers, geotechnical design; PTS Inc., civil design; Slana Surveys, construction survey; Alaska Frontier Services, asphalt paving; Finishing Edge, sidewalks; Alaska Trailblazing, landscaping; Smith Masonry, unit masonry; Structural Steel, universal welding and fabrication; JR Heritage, rough carpentry; Industrial Roofing, roofing/damp proofing; Pacific Partitions, insulation; Statewide Door & Glass, entrance and storefronts; Pacific Partitions, framing and sheetrock; K's Construction, interior tile; Pacific Partitions, acoustical ceilings; Commercial Contractors Inc., flooring; Excel Construction, painting; H&K Sheetmetal Inc., mechanical; Norcoast Mechanical, plumbing; Chinook Fire Protection, sprinkler system; and Haakenson Electric, electrical.

WHY: Operating Engineers Local 302 has outgrown its current space, where it has been located for more than 25 years, said Hansen. "We occupy 7,000 square feet right now," he said. About a dozen employees work in the present building, which was sold to help finance the new one. All of the subcontractors are union labor, Hansen added.

WHEN: This project is scheduled for completion in December.

-- Compiled by Asta Corley, Anchorage Daily News

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