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State and National Awards
Frank Cater was awarded the 2016 state ACEC Grand Award in the Small Projects Category for Camp McDowell Winston County “Off the Grid” an Analysis of Sustainable Energy Design and Application.
For the same project, the national ACEC, American Council of Engineering Companies, recognized Franks work in 2016 with the ACEC “National Recognition Award”. Engineering firms in the U.S. have been entering their most innovative projects and studies since 1967 in the ACEC’s EEA program which honors the year’s most outstanding engineering accomplishments.
AGC Hall of Fame
The list of nominees for induction into the Alabama Construction Hall of Fame at the 2015 Alabama AGC BuildSouth Awards Banquet on Jan. 16 at The Club has been set. Inducted into the ACHOF in 2014 were Robert Paul Barnett, Barnett Associates; Patrick Davis, CMH Architects; Leroy McAbee, Sr., McAbee Construction; Earlon C. McWhorter, McWhorter and Co.; Sam Moore, Moore Corporation.
Other Hall of Fame Members are:
2013 – Jamie Aycock, Alain J. Gallet, the late Leon Goddard and William A. Hunt
2012 – Richard E. Barrow, Frank M. Cater, James S.M. French and W.S. “Billy Newell
2011 — Robert E. Almon, Jim Anthony, Daniel D. Bennett, the late
Norman Walton, Sr.
2010 — James Floyd Pate, Sr., Major L. Holland, Richard Saliba and Glenn Bishop
2009 — D. Riley Stuart, Joseph P. Giattina Jr. and Henry T. Hagood Jr.
2008 — The late Benjamin Hogan Craig, Jr.,William W. Herrin, the late J.V. Rives, Jr., Charles H. Sain and Norman Walton, Jr.
2007 — Bill Harbert, W.K. Upchurch, Jr., and the late Bill Caton, Sr.
2006 — Houston Brice, Sr., Hugh Daniel and John Harbert
2005 — John Caddell
2004 — M. Miller Gorrie
2003 — Winton “Red” Blount
2002 — George Edwards
2001 — The late D.W. “Bill” Ellard, Paul B. Krebs, Nicholas H. Holmes Jr.
The Alabama AGC established the ACHOF to honor and recognize outstanding individuals in the construction industry. These individuals are held in esteem by their peers and have demonstrated their professionalism through active support of the industry through their civic and community involvement. In short, only those who have literally changed the landscape of our state and nation will be enshrined in the ACHOF.
One must have served the Alabama or Florida construction industry – as a general contractor, a specialty contractor or supplier, an architect or an engineer – for at least 25 years to be eligible for the hall of fame.