Steve Buck - Buck Construction
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Construction Management and  General Contracting professional with  extensive experience in educational, municipal, retail, highway and industrial construction

Areas of Expertise

Lead Design/build Cleanroom Construction

Lead Design/build Food Distribution Warehousing

Lead Preplanning/Implementation of work Processes

Staff/Team building 
Risk and Change Management
Project Financing Management
Contract negotiations
Labor Management
Concrete, Masonry, Pre-engineered
Metal Bldg. Expert

Education and Credentials

Architectural Science
State University of

New York at Delhi, Delhi, NY

Responsibilities

• General Construction
• Owners Program Management and Concept Estimates
• Oversight of project managers, estimators,
project engineers, superintendents,
schedulers, and administrative assistants

Responsibilities

•  Profit Accountability/Budget Management
• Oversight of Design Teams
• Pre-project Estimate and Budget Review
• Project post mortem reviews

Professional Experience

EMPAC-Performing Arts Center

In October of 2004 Jersen Construction Group began the site work, Foundations, and Structural Concrete Package on the most cutting edge and complex structure ever built at the prestigious Rennsselaer Polytecnic Institute. The project had the following challenges.

Extremely sharp sloping site features on a postage stamp sized site. Building size of 375,000 SF built on a 3 acre site footprint.
Design/Build requirements on a fast track schedule.
Over 7000 embedded items and box-out locations.
Over 2000 detail changes on the fly mostly occurring within 8 hours of pour time.

Albany NanoFab

In January of 2001 the State University of NY at Albany embarked on the monumental task of entering the ultra competitive market of Research and Development of 300 mm microprocessor wafers. The project consisted of three phases.

Project Success:
After three years of project leadership this program has proven to be the single most successful endeavor SUNY Albany has ever undertaken as well as Welliver McGuire Inc, being delivered on time and under budget.

  • Development of an incubator office and lab space to collaborate with the ongoing R & D of this technology.
  • Develop 70,000 SF of class 100-cleanroom space inside 368,000 SF of support building that would become the foundation of attractiveness for Global Leaders
  • Installation of the computer chip collaboration business (ISMT) with member firms as IBM, Intel, Infineon, Invent, Texas Instruments and others.
  • World’s most cutting edge wafer building tooling into the world’s most advanced cleanroom facility.
  • This aggressive program had the impending challenges of:
  • Designing, building, and fit-up on a fast track schedule with the procurement constraints and red tape of the NYS government.
  • Delivery of the project within a concrete budget set from a conceptual narrative only of what the facility would be.
  • Value engineering the facility at 25%, 50%, 75% and 90% level of design to fit within the stages of funding availability over an extended schedule.

Harmony Mills 

  • Harmony Mills Renovations $20,000,000
  • Eastwyck Village Apartments $16,500,000
  • RPI-Exp. Media and Performing Arts Center (Sitework and Concrete, and structure Package) $ 18 MM out of a $180,000,000.00 project
  • Albany Nanotech 300MM Microchip Fab D/B $125,000,000
  • Colonial Square Housing $16,000,000
  • Starfire Manufacturing $ 10,000,000
  • Fillpoint LLC D/B/Fasttrack Distribution $ 2,800,000

  • Sysco Foods Distribution-Halfmoon D/B $30,000,000
  • GE Bldg. 273 Renovations GC $26,000,000
  • OGS-750 bed Correctional Facility Concrete Work $6,000,000
  • Demolition and Reconstruction of
  • New York State Office Building Garage $2,000,000
  • South Lewis Central School new additions $11,000,000
  • Design-Build US Post Office Utica, NY $5,000,000
  • St. Johnsville Central Schools new additions $4,500,000
  • Alfred Publishing new Distribution Facility $2,000,000
  • Morrisville State University new Tennis Facility $1,500,000

  • Morrisville State University Day Care Center $700,000
  • North Syracuse Libraries $2,500,000
  • Zeidner Medical Complex $2,000,000
  • Marathon Central School new Track and Field $550,000
  • Rt. 49 Expressway Bridges NYS DOT $2,500,000
  • Rt. 28 Bridge over Cincinnati Creek $2,000,000
  • Rt. 220 Bridge East McDonough $550,000
  • Unadilla Valley Central School New K-12 $38,000,000
  • Price Chopper North Utica $3,200,000

Bank of Utica