D.E. Mangan

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DAVID E. MANGAN

P.E.

12940 West Burleigh Road, Brookfield, Wisconsin 53005

home: 715-***-****, cell: 715-***-****, email: aborvo@r.postjobfree.com

Summary of qualifications

Dynamic Senior Project Manager with over 30 years of experience and proven track record

in Client Relations, Estimating, Project Buy-out, Budget Formulation, Scheduling, Project

Cost Control, Value Engineering and Overall Project Management.

Education

MILWAUKEE SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING, Milwaukee, Wisconsin/Graduated with Honors, May 1982 -

Bachelor of Science / Architectural and Building Construction Engineering Technology

- G.P.A. 3.2 / 4.0

- Registered Engineer, State of Wisconsin License number: 37132-006

- Computer proficient, Microsoft Office, Prolog, Sure Track, Constructware and

Expedition.Professional Experience and Key Projects

Agra Industries Merrill, WI 2012 - PresentProject Manager

- (8) Bin Dryer Addition and New Warehouse

- Agra Industries, $3.5Million

- Addition of (8) new corn dryer bins including all air handling and cob conveying

equipment required to expand and integrate with the existing facility. New cob load-out

system installed and re-directed to accommodate dryer addition. New 41,000sf PEMB

warehouse facility erected for old storage of finished seed product.

Nestle USA Confections & Snacks Division Burlington, WI 2010-2011Owner s Representative/CM

- Cocoa Bean Debacterialization Addition, Nestle Food Plant, Burlington WI

- Ambitech Engineering Corporation, $6.9Million

- Addition of a new (5) story debacterialization facility constructed for the specific

purpose of sterilizing raw cocoa beans prior to the roasting, shelling and chocolate

liquor processes for candy/confection production. Building structure consisted of a five

story tubular structural steel framework situated on top of the existing Tank Farm

facility. Entire building seal welded with foam filled dust covers on all horizontal

surfaces to achieve a Medium Hygiene status.. Building skin consisted of IMP panel and

Sarnifil roofing. Debac units and conveying machinery supplied by Buhler-Barth and tied

into the existing process at the bean conveyor bridge and bean roasters. Majority of

installation performed in and amongst ongoing product production.

C G Schmidt Milwaukee, WI 2008-2009Senior Superintendent

- New South Campus Student Union,

UW Campus, Madison, WI

- Workshop Architects, $93 Million

- Demolition of existing student union and construction of new 7 story, 300,000+sf state-

of-the-art student union for the UW Madison Campus. Facility includes (2) levels of

underground parking, 60 room hotel, bowling alley, concert hall, conference center, and

multiple bar, restaurant and retail spaces. Responsible for demolition, recycling, utility

relocations, road reconfiguration, excavation, earth retention, dewatering and tower crane

erection.

The Samuels Group, Inc. Wausau, WI 2006-2008Project Manager

401 Main Street, Cedar Falls, IA

- AHTS Architects, $1.7 Million

- Renovation of circa-1900 s three story masonry building in down town Cedar Falls, Iowa.

Project included renovation of entire structure including structural analysis and repair

of masonry walls and lateral bracing at each floor throughout the facility. Final build-

out included a 3rd floor comedy club, 2nd floor tenant space and 1st floor TBD.

Parkersburg Senior Housing, Parkersburg, IA

- Samuels Design, $3.2 Million

- Construction of a new 31,000 sf assisted living facility in Parkersburg, Iowa. Project

consisted of a one story, wood frame facility with 37 efficiency, one and two bedroom

living units with full kitchens. Other amenities included a full service dining room,

chapel, salon, fitness room and lounge/club room.

Central Wisconsin Engineers and Architects Weston, WI 2006

Project Manager

- Responsibilities included marketing for new construction management department, working

with architectural department on design/build projects, overseeing construction management

projects and staffing civil projects as assigned.

M. A. Mortenson Brookfield, WI 2005-2006Project Superintendent

Columbia St. Mary s Mequon

- $60 Million

- Extensive multiple additions and renovations of existing hospital campus in Mequon,

Wisconsin. Responsibilities included assisting project manager with contract buy-out and

overseeing site utility installations.

VISTA Design and Construction West Allis, Wisconsin 2004-2005Project Manager

- Estimating and project management duties as assigned.

C.G. Schmidt Milwaukee, Wisconsin 1999-2003Senior Project Manager

Ball Corporation Warehouse and Food Can Line Addition, Milwaukee, WI.

- 1-Source; $8.5 Million

- Construction of a new 230,000 square foot Nucor Pre-Engineered Warehouse and

Palletizing Facility, and renovation of an additional 55,000 square feet of the existing

facility for a new food can process operation. Project included complete design / build

services encompassing extensive storm water management criteria and massive reconstruction

of the existing plant for the new production line.

Waukesha Electric Systems Office Tower, Waukesha, Wisconsin

- C.S.D.; $6.5 Million

- Construction of a new (5) story, 45,000 square foot corporate office tower dovetailing

with the newly constructed manufacturing addition. Project consisted of a structural steel

framework, concrete on metal deck floors, precast facade and a ribbon type window system.

Waukesha Electric Systems Manufacturing Addition, Waukesha, Wisconsin

- C.S.D.; $9.5 Million

- Construction of a 70 high, 89,000 square foot addition to the existing electric

transformer manufacturing facility. Project included: 1,030 tons of steel and joists,

precast facade, installation of (2) 75 ton, (2) 15 ton and (1) ton overhead cranes;

extensive electrical distribution work and new storm water management piping.

Kelch Manufacturing Plant, Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin

- C.S.D.; $8.5 Million

- Construction of a new 167,000 square foot injection molding facility for the Bemis

Group of companies. Project included: 505 tons of steel and joists, precast facade,

punched and curtain wall window systems, installation of (1) 15 ton and (2) 10 ton

overhead cranes, extensive mezzanine space and laser screeded warehouse flooring. Facility

is designed to house management, sales, engineering, manufacturing, warehousing and

shipping.

Hilton Garden Inn, Milwaukee Park Place, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

- Matocha Associates

- $6.7 Million

- Project consisted of a three (3) story, wood frame, 128 room limited service hotel with

brick and E.I.F.S. facade. Approximately 73,000 square feet including swimming pool,

restaurant and meeting facilities.

C. R. Meyer & Sons Company RHINELANDER, WISCONSIN1996-1999Project Manager

Lincoln County Courthouse, Merrill, Wisconsin

- Architecture Network; $1.3 Million

- Architectural and mechanical renovations of 104 year-old Historic Landmark. Dome

restoration utilized a contractor designed and built structural steel working platform to

access work.

Marathon W.W.T.P. Addition, Marathon City, Wisconsin

- Becker-Hoppe; $1 Million

- Expansion of existing wastewater facility including building additions, structural

improvements and equipment installation.

Specialty Minerals P.C.C. Addition, Park Falls, Wisconsin

- Specialty Minerals; $600 K

- Expansion of existing precipitated calcium chloride plant in order to increase

production for adjacent Fraser Paper Mill. Project included building additions and

equipment installation.

Harley-Davidson Training Facility, Tomahawk, Wisconsin

-Entech Engineering; $1.65 Million

- Construction of new division offices, training facility and expanded loading dock

facilities. Project included multiple phases of Varco-Pruden building structures

interfacing with existing production facility.

Louisiana-Pacific Conditioning / Thawing Ponds, Tomahawk, Wisconsin

- Louisiana-Pacific; $600K

- Addition of 200 reinforced concrete thawing ponds to the existing OSB production

facility. Project included log transport system and Varco-Pruden Building addition.

3M Roof Granule Plant, Wausau, Wisconsin

- 3M Engineering; $500K

- Multiple projects including bag house renovation at the Greystone Mine and plant

remodeling / office additions at the downtown plant.

C.G. Schmidt Milwaukee, Wisconsin 1991-1996Project Manager / Superintendent

Lab Safety Supply Warehouse Addition, Janesville, Wisconsin

- T.D.I.; $7 Million

- Addition of 160,000 square feet of high bay, super flat warehouse space. Project

consisted of: 480 tons of structural steel, mechanically adhered white roofing system,

100% E.I.F.S. facade, extensive expansion of computer systems and office space and

construction of a new kitchen / food service wing.

Ethan Allen Villas Cottage Remodel, Wales, Wisconsin

- Torke-Wirth-Pujara; $1.2 Million

- Extensive renovation and reconstruction of a 7,300 square foot cottage prison facility.

Project included installation of state-of-the-art detention cells and in-house kitchen

facilities.

Hartland Library, Hartland, Wisconsin

- Angus-Young & Associates; $900K

- Construction of a new 11,000 square foot library for the Village of Hartland. Structure

consisted of a structural steel framework with stone and E.I.F.S. facade.

West Allis Memorial Hospital MOB Addition and Renovations, West Allis, Wisconsin

- Flad & Associates; $18 Million

- Construction of a new six (6) story, 43,000 square foot Medical Office Building

consisting of C.I.P. columns and decks, masonry and stone facade and ribbon window system.

Project included: total renovations of out-patient, technical services and emergency

areas, installation of an underground mechanical tunnel, power house upgrades, expansion

of existing surgical space and extensive site-work construction.

Term Projects

1987-1991MMSD Dewatering & Drying Facility, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

- Ch2mHill; $190 Million

- Construction of a new 6 level, 200,000 square foot drying facility designed

specifically for the production of Milorganite. Project consisted of: (7) C.I.P. shear

towers, (5) C.I.P. shear walls, multiple levels of composite deck construction, precast

panel facade and multiple underground mechanical galleries.

MMSD Milorganite Storage Facility, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

- Ch2mHill; $23 Million

- Construction of a new 14-silo storage and material handling facility designed

specifically for the storage and distribution of Miloragnite. Project consisted of an (8)

day continuous slip-form process, multiple underground pipe galleries, installation of all

material handling machinery and extensive pile supported railroad facilities.

Early Career

1982-1986

1000 North Water Street Office Tower, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

- $40 Million

- Construction of a new eight (8) story post tensioned parking facility and a twenty (20)-

story structural steel office tower. Project included: Bentonite caisson foundation

system, structural steel tower, granite facade and composite deck system. Construction was

achieved by a triple tower crane set-up and jump sequence.

May and Speh Corporate Headquarters and Parking Structure, Downers Grove, Illinois

- OPUS; $7 Million

- Construction of a new three (3) story structural steel corporate headquarters and

precast parking structure.

St. Joseph s Medical Center M.R.I. Facility, Wichita, Kansas

- P.D.C.; $3 Million

- Construction of a 3,500 square foot M.R.I. building addition including magnet

installation and all associated structural and mechanical work.

Tempe Office / Warehouse Facility, Tempe, Arizona

- $1.2 Million

- Construction of a new 56,000 square foot warehouse facility utilizing the concrete tilt-

wall method of construction.

Menomonee Indian Reservation, Keshena, Wisconsin

- $8 Million

- Construction of one hundred seventy-seven (177) 3,4 and 5 bedroom houses scattered

throughout the Menominee Indian Reservation. Project included all necessary infrastructure

and new tribal community building.

St. Luke s Medical Center Parking Structure, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

- $5 Million

- Addition of a three (3) story C.I.P. parking facility including the installation of new

elevator towers.

Diamond Tower Condominium, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

- $18 Million

- Construction of a new twenty-two (22) story, 80,000 square foot C.I.P. condominium

tower. Project included all C.I.P. construction utilizing Flying Deck forming system and

an inside climbing tower crane

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