High-Tech

	Ulbrich Specialty Metals Wallingford, CT Project Type: Construction Manager Contract Amount: $1,500,000 Completion Date: 2/15/2007 O,R&L Construction built a 10,700 square foot steel frame concrete manufacturing addition. Ulbrich specializes in the processing of high performance alloys and stainless steels. Links: http://www.ulbrich.com/
	DiSanto Technologies Shelton, Connecticut Project Type: Design Build Contract Amount: $2,500,000 Completion Date: 10/17/2006 25,000 square foot medical manufacturing new, from the ground up construction Links: http://www.disanto.com/
View of exterior	Electric Cable Compounds (ECC) Naugatuck, Connecticut Project Type: Design Build Contract Amount: $3,600,000 Completion Date: 9/30/2006 40,000 square foot new, from the ground up, construction. Links: http://www.electriccablecompounds.com
Building no.1	The Lee Company Westbrook, CT Project Type: General Contractor Contract Amount: $2,400,000 Completion Date: 7/1/2005 O,R&L Construction has a continuing relationship with The Lee Company, having completed multiple construction projects including: a 45,000 square foot renovation at their Essex, CT facility; a 10,000 square foot Design Build addition to their Pequot Park, Westbrook facility; an 18,000 square foot Design Build addition to their manufacturing space known as Pequot Park and a 10,000 square foot renovation at their Westbrook campus. O,R&L completed a "from the ground up" new facility to house the firm's Human Resource and Maintenance departments at their Building #1.
"Fast Track" interior renovation of manufacturing space	The Lee Company Westbrook, CT Project Type: Construction Manager Designers: Matthew Williams, Architect Contract Amount: $300,000 Completion Date: 9/30/2003 O,R&L Construction recently renovated 30,000 square feet of manufacturing space including select demolition, wall re-location and mechancial, electrical and cosmetic uupgrades. Links: http://www.theleeco.com
	FuelCell Energy Danbury, CT Project Type: Construction Manager Designers: Architect - Paul Tepfor ,Engineer - DiBlasi Engineers Contract Amount: Confidential Completion Date: 11/2/2002 O,R&L Construction renovated an additional 35,000 square feet for use as an indoor testing and processing facility for completed fuel cells. Organized in two phases, Phase I was completed October 2002. Phase II was completed in November 2002.
View of completed test facility	FuelCell Energy Danbury, CT Project Type: Construction Manager Contract Amount: $5,000,000 Completion Date: 12/15/2001 FuelCell Energy, a developer of electrochemical technology for power generation, contracted with O,R&L Construction to build an outdoor facility for testing and conditioning of their 200KW direct fuel cell product line. Organized in two phases, Phase I of this project included permitting, engineering and the installation of eight (8) concrete foundations with the required utility tie-ins. Utilities included high voltage electric power, natural gas, and auxiliary gases including hydrogen, nitrogen and carbon dioxide. Phase II of the project constructed, tested and conditioned the 1.5 Megawatt (MW) fuel cell product line. The line included water purification systems, steam generation, natural gas conversion, high temperature piping, controls and instrumentation and high power electrical systems. Equipment placed on site included nitrogen storage units, air compressors and an electrical substation. O,R&L Construction completed the project in under 12 months, meeting FuelCell’s concept schedule and budget of $5,000,000.
	Cidra Wallingford Project Type: Design Build Contract Amount: $7,000,000 Completion Date: 11/1/2001 Cidra Corporation in Wallingford, CT contacted O,R&L Construction when they needed to renovate 40,000 square feet of warehouse into high tech optical component manufacturing space. The scope of work on this $7,000,000 project included class 10K and 100K clean rooms, industrial gas distribution systems, environmental control systems incorporating tight temperature and humidity controls, sophisticated computerized environmental control systems and high end finishes. O,R&L performed this project as a Design-Build supplying engineering and architectural services and coordinating all activities of the design team and subcontractors. Cidra was in extreme need of the space and so the design was being generated concurrently with construction. Work was being performed in occupied areas as well as in a phased construction approach. Additionally, construction was conducted 2 shifts per day, 6 days per week in order to meet the client’s move-in date. Occupancy was achieved in less than 180 days.
	Clairol, Inc. Stamford, CT Project Type: General Contractor Designers: Nicolas M. Pacella & Associates, Architects ,Rongoe Engineers, Structural Engineers ,Edwards & Zuck, Mechanical Engineers Contract Amount: Confidential Completion Date: 12/1/2000 Construction of new label room manufacturing area for this internationally branded company Links: http://www.clairol.com
	Engyro, Inc. Shelton Project Type: General Contractor Designers: Esposito Design Associates Completion Date: 11/30/2000 O,R&L Construction renovated this space for Engyro. Engyro provides critical business licensing and service information to corporate clients via web based applications.
Interior View of Disaster Recovery Room	Precision Computer Services Shelton, CT Project Type: General Contractor Designers: Fletcher Thompson, Architects Contract Amount: $300,000 Completion Date: 11/10/2000 In the spring of 1999, O,R&L Construction broke ground on a new 20,000 square foot corporate facility for Precision Computer Services (PCS) in Shelton, CT. The project, valued at $1,500,000 included corporate offices and a high tech service and support center. Due to the nature of the building site, extensive site work was performed including heavy blasting. In 2000, PCS contracted with O,R&L to fit-out interior space at the facility for use as a Disaster Recovery Room for protection of client data. An additional $300,000 was invested by the client, for this state-of-the-art, climate controlled, clean environment space. Links: http://www.precisiongroup.com
Rear right of photo represents the new addition	The Lee Company Westbrook, CT Project Type: General Contractor Contract Amount: $1,000,000 Completion Date: 9/30/2000 10,000 square foot addition for manufacturing miniature fluid components for the aerospace, medical, scientific and downhole drilling industries Links: http://www.theleeco.com
	The Lee Company Westbrook Project Type: General Contractor Contract Amount: $1,630,000 Completion Date: 12/30/1999 18,000 square foot new construction of a manufacturing warehouse facility.
Exterior view of Lee Essex facility	The Lee Company Essex Project Type: General Contractor Contract Amount: $1,700,000 Completion Date: 7/30/1999 37,500 sq. ft. renovation for a manufacturing facility.
Exterior view of completed facility	Advanced Products Company, Inc. North Haven Project Type: Design Build Designers: Tecton Partnership Contract Amount: $2,000,000 Completion Date: 3/1/1999 33,000 sq. ft. design-build addition for high-tech manufacturing/office facility.
Exterior view of Vero	Vero Electronics, Inc. Phase II Wallingford Project Type: Design Build Designers: Tecton Partnership Contract Amount: $2,500,000 Completion Date: 2/1/1999 In June 1996, Vero Electronics contracted with O,R&L Construction to build a new manufacturing facility to house their specilaized, powdered paint line. F. Todd Renz, President of O,R&L, traveled to Oxbridge, England in order to meet with company officials to discuss the technical needs that would be required in the US facility. Planned in two (2) phases, Phase 1 began in June 1996 and was comprised of approximately 60,000 square feet of space designed with high wattage electrical service specific to Vero’s needs. Phase I was completed in under 180 days. Phase 2 followed shortly thereafter and included 45,000 additional square feet including office, manufacturing and shipping/receiving space.
	Panolam Industries Shelton, Connecticut Project Type: General Contractor Designers: Matthew Williams, Architect Contract Amount: $1,000,000 Completion Date: 1/1/1999 30,000 square foot interior lab and office renovation
30,000 square foot interior/exterior laboratory and office renovation	Anton Bauer Shelton, Connecticut Project Type: General Contractor Designers: Matt Williams, Architect Contract Amount: $1,000,000 Completion Date: 1/1/1999 Interior renovation
	Vero Electronics, Inc. - Phase I Wallingford Project Type: Design Build Designers: Tecton Partnership Contract Amount: $3,000,000 Completion Date: 11/1/1996 In June 1996, Vero Electronics contracted with O,R&L Construction to build a new manufacturing facility to house their specilaized, powdered paint line. F. Todd Renz, President of O,R&L, traveled to Oxbridge, England in order to meet with company officials to discuss the technical needs that would be required in the US facility. Planned in two (2) phases, Phase 1 began in June 1996 and was comprised of approximately 60,000 square feet of space designed with high wattage electrical service specific to Vero’s needs. Phase I was completed in under 180 days. Phase 2 followed shortly thereafter and included 45,000 additional square feet including office, manufacturing and shipping/receiving space.
	File Magic Branford Project Type: General Contractor Contract Amount: $400,000 Completion Date: 5/1/1996 8,000 square foot renovation for high-tech computer operation
	NORTEL Wethersfield Project Type: Construction Manager Contract Amount: $7,000,000 Completion Date: 3/1/1996 In mid 1998, O,R&L Construction began an extensive rehabilitation to 1290 Silas Deane Highway in Wethersfield, Connecticut. The rehab encompassed over 88,000 square feet of interior and exterior renovation and included tenant fit-outs for Nortel, Healthsouth Home Health and Phoenix Life. Because of the multiple needs of the project, tenants and landlord, precise communication between all parties was essential. For this reason, multiple architects were brought in to work with O,R&L, to qualify the needs of the owner and tenants, and address the construction specifications as they arose. Flexibility became the operative word on this project as O,R&L staff managed the challenges of bringing an older building of substantial size, up to current code. Included in the rehab was extensive exterior facade work, interior electrical and mechanical upgrades, installation of a new ‘curtain wall’ system and extensive interior structural changes. This $7,000,000 project achieved full completion including tenant occupancy in less than 14 months .