Current Projects

Wilson High School Reroof and Accessibility Improvements

The $4.1M, K-12 school project for Portland Public Schools consists of installation of new roofing and accessibility improvements at Wilson High School. Work includes approximately 110,000 sf of roof demo down to roofing deck substrate and reroof with bituminous membrane roofing, significant seismic improvements at the auditorium and surrounding structure, framing and installation of new parapets, self-performed by P&C carpentry crews, interior/exterior improvements at north entry to facilitate ADA improvements, replacement of RTU's, installation of a fall protection system, and minor renovations to interior lighting and casework. Contract amount includes acceptance of Alternate 1-North Entry and Alternate 2-Classroom 141 Remodel. Work will begin on June 17 with a successful completion planned for August 23, 2013!

Architect: BBL Architects

Construction Manager: Heery International

Banks School District - MS and HS Expansions

Work on the $8.0M, CM/GC project for the Banks School District includes a 30,000 sf, two-story, concrete tilt up addition onto the existing middle school and HVAC, accessibiltiy, and facade improvements to Banks High School. With an early start of abatement and selective demolition in late-May, the structural portion of the middle school work and all of the construction at the high school will be completed by the end of the 10-week summer period in 2013. Final completion of the middle school is scheduled for Spring 2014.

Architect: DLR Group

Construction Manager: Cornerstone

Kennison Field at Hermiston High School

This project will provide new athletic facilities for the Bulldogs of Hermiston School District including a new synthetic turf multi-use field, new running track, new synthetic turf jump events area, natural turf throw area, and a 4-story press box including concessions, storage, viewing and video booth. Project will be completed for use by the Hermiston High School football team in August 2013. P&C was selected for this CM/GC project based on the qualifications of our team and our proven expertise with similar facilities.
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Architect: Architects West

Last Update: 5/13/13

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"Board gives "go-ahead" to contractor to begin Kennison Project work" ~ Hermiston School District ~ 1/29/13

The Irvington Club Renovation

The Irvington Club, a private tennis and athletic club established in 1898, is undergoing a major renovation and improvements to their historic facility located in east Portalnd. Scope of work includes a new main entry and lobby, improved lounge and kitchen area for members, accessibility improvements, roofing replacement, and new windows, siding, and exterior trim on the 100+ year old main building. P&C was selected for the project based on our experience with renovations to historic structures and the proven ability of our team to work in occupied facilities. Completion is scheduled for Fall 2013. More»

Architect: Scott | Edwards Architecture

Construction Manager: Cornerstone

Last Update: 5/13/13

Rockwood Public Safety Building

The CM/GC project for the City of Gresham Redevelopment Commission (GRDC) involves construction of a new 12,000 sf public safety facility to serve citizens of the Rockwood community. Features of the building include a CMU and steel structure, a community room, state-of-the-art evidence processing and storage, and use of envionmentally-friendly materials. P&C continues to work diligently and collaboratively with city representatives, the construction manager, Shiels Obletz Johnson (SOJ), and the architectural firm, Group Mackenzie, to meet budget, scope, and schedule objectives. More»

Architect: Group Mackenzie

Construction Manager: Shiels, Obletz, Johnson (SOJ)

Last Update: 5/13/13

"...Ancient Boulders Unearthed in Rockwood..." ~ OregonLive.com ~ 3/28/13

Police Facility Finally Going Up in Rockwood ~ The Oregonian ~ 3/7/13

Rockwood Public Safety Facility will Increase Police Presence ~ OregonLive.com ~ 3/6/13

Keizer Transit Center

The new, $3.5 million Keizer Transit Center project includes eight (8) bus bays with shelters, a park-and-ride lot, a passenger drop-off area, bicycle parking, and a building that houses passenger services. The site and the Passenger Services Building feature many sustainable strategies. The building's orientation was considered to maximize energy efficiency. the roof design resembles a check-mark shape in which the south-facing roof features photovoltaic (PV) panels. The green roof system on the north-facing leg contributes to the site's storm water management and increases the insulation value of the roof. Heating and cooling are provided through a ground-source heat pump system that uses moderate temperatures in the ground to reduce the operational costs of the system. The lighting for the building and site feature low-energy use fixtures. Site storm water is collected and treated through a series of rain gardens planted with native plants and grasses that clean and slow the water before it leaves the site. The project will be completed and open to the public in Summer 2013. More»

Architect: Pivot Architecture

Last Update:  5/13/13

Construction Webcam for Keizer Transit Center

"Locals Lead Transit Center Construction" ~ Keizertimes ~ 9/25/12

Keizer Transit Center Groundbreaking, 8/8/12

"P&C Construction Awarded Keizer Transit Center" ~ Press Release ~ 8/1/12

OnPoint Credit Union - Sustaining Projects

P&C is the Contractor of Choice for OnPoint Credit Union branch upgrades and remodels. P&C continues to perform such work throughout the area in cities such as Portland, Vancouver, and Salem. Construction tasks are typicallly completed during off hours to minimize disruptions and ensure customers are not affected.

Kaiser Permanente - Sustaining and IDIQ Projects

Since early 2007, P&C has collaborated with Kaiser Permanente as a preferred contractor for negotiated and bid projects ranging in size from a few thousand dollar remodel to a new fast-track health care clinic valued at over $3 million. Nearly all projects involve work in occupied health care and hospital facilities where safety and minimizing disruptions are the top priorities. Work for this client involves a complete commitment from the P&C team to meet institutional requirements for patient safety, privacy, and infection control.

Architect: Multiple