Summer 2023 Newsletter
Home Sweet Home
Atriax is now fully re-located to our new headquarters at 703 Main Ave. SW in Hickory. Hard to tell that our new home was a former motorcycle repair shop. And although we enjoyed our time in the beautiful historic Bailey House, we really appreciate the spaciousness, light, and airflow that comes with our reconstructed environment.
Sampling of 2nd Quarter 2023 Awards
Atriax, PLLC was awarded three A/E IDIQ contracts by the VA's National Cemetery Administration in June. The contracts are for the North Atlantic District, the Midwest District and the Southeast District. These contracts will provide task orders that Atriax will be invited to compete for along with other contract awardees. Each contract may run for as long as five years. We are grateful for the opportunity and are already competing for cemetery task orders that should be awarded before year end.
Atriax/ Zapata JV: MOTSU Phase 3: Repair Potable Water, Sunny Point, NC
Atriax Building Solutions, LLC: Remodel and Construction of Cajah Mountain EMS Base in Caldwell County
Atriax, PLLC:
- Design/ Repair Roads, Parking & Sidewalks at Colmery O'Neil VAMC
- A/E Construct Sterile Processing Services System, Murfreesboro, TN
- Replace Sewer Lift Pump in Building 12, Tuskegee, AL
Welcoming Christopher Cervantes
Atriax welcomes Christopher Cervantes, our newest architect and a recent graduate of UNC Charlotte. Christopher grew up in Hickory and cultivated his love of architecture working with his general contractor Dad renovating houses. He's the first of his family to graduate from college and he's seamlessly integrated himself into the firm. His strong work ethic, attention to detail, and interest in anything and everything we're doing around here has made him invaluable already.
Atriax's Newest Leadership Catawba Classmate
Ernest Davis (middle row, 2nd from right) has been accepted into the 2023-24 class of the Hickory Chamber of Commerce's Leadership Catawba program. Attendees take part in six full-day and six half-day sessions from September through February. They travel to sites throughout Catawba County and learn about the social, economic and political issues, resources, and ideas percolating around them. The program aspires to create new leaders within the community. Ernest is sure to be one of them.
Fridays are R.E.D. Days at Atriax: Remember Everyone Deployed
Atriax in the Community
Atriax showed up to help out at a Habitat for Humanity Build in Hickory in June. We were assigned to indoor work at the house you see in the picture (homeowner is bearded man in the blue shirt on the porch). And at another house's shell, we set up scaffolding for upcoming wall and ceiling work.
George Auten joined a contingent of non-profit organizations who traveled to Washington, DC to speak with legislative staffs in late April. Their topic: the importance of continued support of Ukraine in their war efforts. The group is pictured here in front of Senator Graham's office.
