CHICAGO, IL (June 6, 2004) Bulley & Andrews’ Meyne division was honored to receive the Chicago Building Congress’ “Award of Merit” for its contribution to the new Oak Park Public Library. The award was announced on Wednesday, May 19th at the CBC’s annual awards night.

Each year, the Chicago Building Congress presents four merit awards to honor outstanding building projects in greater Chicagoland built during the past two years. Awards are presented for construction in four categories: I.) New Construction – Chicago, II.) New Construction – Suburbs, III.) Rehab Construction, IV.) Construction Under $10 Million.

This marks this second year in a row that the Chicago Building Congress has recognized Bulley & Andrews’ general contracting performance.

The construction team for the project included Mark Evans, Project Executive; Tim Puntillo, Sr. Project Manager; Bill Reininga, Superintendent; Joe Koppers, General Superintendent and Mike Saltenberger, Project Engineer.

Established in 1891, Bulley & Andrews is one of Chicago’s oldest and most accomplished general contractors. The firm’s commitment to quality construction, responsiveness to clients’ needs and attention to detail has earned Bulley & Andrews a reputation for exceeding clients’ expectations. For more information please contact Sloan Watson at 773.235.2433 or visit our website at www.bulley.com.