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February 10, 2025
MENASHA – Faith Technologies Incorporated (FTI) was honored with two 2024 Projects of Distinction Awards from the Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) of Wisconsin.
Mike Jansen, CEO of FTI, said these awards recognize FTI’s work on two construction projects in Wisconsin:
- Thermo Fisher Scientific, PPD Building 15 LCMS and general laboratory expansion: FTI earned a gold-level award for this 72,500-square-foot, design-assist project in Middleton. The scope of work included installing electrical feeders, branch wiring, lighting and controls, a 3,000-amp switchboard, a 700 KVA UPS, an 800 KW generator and specialty systems such as fire alarms, access control and data cabling.
- Johnson Controls, engineering center: FTI earned a silver-level award for this 105,000-square-foot engineering center and lab facility in Glendale. FTI self-performed all the electrical work and installation of owner-provided fixtures. The team also engineered and installed a rooftop photovoltaic solar array with more than 250 panels, supporting sustainability goals with an annual energy generation of 154,305 kWh.
“FTI is committed to delivering innovative solutions that exceed our clients’ expectations,” Jansen said. “Our team’s dedication and expertise were pivotal in the success of these projects, and we take pride in the value they bring to our clients and communities.”
FTI was also honored with the 2024 BUILD Wisconsin Award from the Associated General Contractors (AGC) of Wisconsin in the Specialty Contractor – Electrical category.
For this award, FTI was also recognized for its work on Johnson Controls’ Glendale Engineering Center.
“We’re honored to have played a key role in bringing Johnson Controls’ Engineering Center to life,” Derek Underdahl, senior project manager at FTI, said. “Our team’s dedication and expertise allowed us to deliver innovative, efficient solutions that support Johnson Controls’ sustainability goals and operational success.”
For the project, Underdahl said the FTI team self-performed the electrical work and installation of owner-provided fixtures, and engineered/installed a rooftop photovoltaic solar array with over 250 panels, supporting sustainability goals by generating 154,305 kWh of energy annually.
