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There are many exciting things going on at Elliott-Lewis that might interest you. Here are just a few:

NEW BUSINESS

Rob Komorowski secured a 3-year Preventive Maintenance Agreement with PNC for services at 45 area locations across the bank’s Philadelphia - Northeast and New Jersey - Shore locations.

Joe Smith acquired a Preventive Maintenance contract with 10 YMCA locations, including Abington, Ambler, Christian Street Philadelphia, Columbia North Philadelphia, Hatboro, Main Line, Northeast Philadelphia, Rocky Run (Media area), Roxborough, and West Philadelphia. This is the beginning of relationship with the YMCA that holds a lot of potential for future work for Elliott-Lewis.

Ron Pulcini sold a large service agreement to Just Born Candy, makers of the classic yellow marshmallow Peeps and a number of other familiar candy brands. Perhaps our techs working out of our Nazareth location should trade in their Elliott-Lewis logo shirts for “Chillin with my Peeps” tees sold in the gift shop at Just Born’s Bethlehem facility.

ELLIOTT-LEWIS INSIDERNews for the employees of Elliott-Lewis.

Darren Wenner just landed a large service contract at Muhlenberg College in Allentown beginning in July. Elliott-Lewis’ Nazareth office now services some of the best known local businesses and organizations in the Allentown-Bethlehem area, including Martin Guitar, Mack Truck and Dixie Products.


John Salemno and Joe Smith, with the help of Mitch D’Amico, secured a Chiller and Cooling tower retrofit at S.E. Chapter of the Red Cross.

Barb Wojnowski has expanded Elliott-Lewis’ business with Chrisitiana Care with a large Preventive Mainenance Contract on that organizations’ new Middletown, Delaware facility. The freestanding 24-7 emergency care facility is

expected to be enlarged to include other hospital services in the years ahead.

John Salemno and Joe Smith landed the contract to renovate the existing dining hall at LaSalle University into a state-of-the-art facility. In addition to the AnnexAire Rooftop Unit and the Heating Hot Water Pumps that feed the heating coils in the new VAV Boxes for the mechanical system, Elliott-Lewis will be updating the kitchen equipment, including the installation of a Mongolian barbecue grille. This is an extremely fast-paced project that must be completed before

students start arriving back on campus in early August.


Preparing stir fry on a Mongolian grille

Al Pantalone just brought in a large contract with the Philadelphia School District’s Information Technology Group. Elliott-Lewis will be performing preventative maintenance on the air conditioning, security systems, generators and fire suppression systems at 19 locations throughout Philadelphia.

FACILITIES FACELIFT

Elliott-Lewis is the lead contractor in the renovation at Independence Blue Cross’ headquarters 840,000 SF building. Renovations include the building’s lobby and a full-floor cafeteria that serves the 3,400 employees that work there. While the overall building is a five-year project currently in its third year, the lobby and cafeteria must be completed before this fall for Blue Cross’s 75th-anniversary-

celebration. John Fenstermaker, George Jupin, new project manager Sean Coyle and the rest of Elliott-Lewis’ Blue Cross team have a busy summer ahead of them.


Meet our Summer InternsSeventeen student interns from nine area schools started their Summer Internship training today at Elliott-Lewis. Four of the interns are returning for their second year, including two who reported directly to their new jobs.

Part of their orientation was a tour of Black Lake Place, including the office of Bill Sautter, CEO, who welcomed them to Elliott-Lewis.

According to Elliott-Lewis’ Director of Community Outreach, Steve Jones, who led the orientation, “We have a great group of students this year who are looking forward to learning about how a business really operates.” Hopefully some of them will decide to pursue a career in HVAC or facilities management and will help build the future of our industry.”

The interns will work at The Pennsylvania Convention Center, Blue Cross, Red Cross, The Barnes Foundation, The Philadelphia School District Building, The Temple University Administrative Building or Elliott-Lewis’ Black Lake Place building until August 16th. This year’s summer interns include:Montrell Matthews ( Mastbaum ); Brolceyia Harris ( Mastbaum ); LizMarie Cora ( Kensington ); Luis Maldonado

( Edison ); Dariel Vargas ( Mercy Vocational ); Kimberly-Michele Brown ( Mastery Charter ); Jocelyn Serembus (

Philadelphia Academy Charter ); Brandon Ramos ( PE & T Charter ); Johnathan Dugan ( Swenson ); Isaiah Reeves

( Mastbaum ); Brandon Dove (Mastery Charter ); Rickie Quiles ( Mastbaum ); Jekila Castillo ( Mastbaum ); Cierra

Glenn ( Mastbaum ); Lorenzo Banks ( Mastbaum ); and Giovani Chambers ( Mastbaum ).


Have you met Alex Hearn?

Alex will graduate from Ferris State University in the spring of 2014 with a Bachelor of Applied Science degree in HVACR Engineering Technology and Energy Management. He is spending his second summer internship at Elliott-Lewis. Last year he worked with the Mechanical Construction group concentrating on estimating. This summer he is helping out the Mechanical Services group developing contracts. Ferris, which specializes in

technical majors, is one of only two universities in the Country that offer a Bachelor’s degree in HVAC.


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