Built in Ohio. Built to Last. Our Grand Opening at 4406

Today was a milestone we have been working toward for a long time and we finally made it. We opened the doors to our brand-new building at 4406 and celebrated with an open house from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Surrounded by family, friends, partners, clients, community leaders, and our team, we marked the start of this new chapter with gratitude and excitement.

A Ceremony to Remember

We were honored to welcome a lineup of distinguished speakers who helped us commemorate the occasion:

  • Amanda Byers, Director of Talent and Policy, Dayton Chamber of Commerce
  • Brett Domescik, Chairman, Riverside Area Chamber of Commerce
  • Pete Williams, Mayor of Riverside
  • John McManus, Montgomery County Treasurer
  • Nick Davis, Chief Strategy Officer, Business Development, MSD, Inc.
  • Brad Bradley, Chief Operations Officer, Construction, MSD, Inc.
  • John Stewart, Chief Executive Officer, MSD, Inc.

Their words reflected not only our growth as a company but also our deep connection to the Riverside and Dayton communities.

Food, Fun, and Festivities

We celebrated with coffee, lunch, raffles, and plenty of laughter. Our raffle baskets — thanks to the creativity of Lauren, Carlee, Victoria, Adam, and our honorary forever team member Donna, along with Boost Engagement were a big hit.

Jen from LJ’s Balloonatics in Dayton transformed the space with stunning balloon displays, making the day feel festive and bright. And thanks so much to Holy Smokin Pork and More for the amazing food!

Our trivia contest added even more fun, with one lucky winner walking away with a picnic basket for two. Here were the winning answers:

  • How many plants are there? 35
  • How many chairs in the Vision Room? 14
  • What is the bear’s name? Betty
  • What is the building number? 4406
  • Total offices in the building? 16
  • How many Eagle Awards are displayed? 10

Honoring Our Field Crew

This building is more than walls and windows — it is the result of countless hours of dedication from our hardworking field crew. We are proud to recognize their names here, knowing that every aspect of this project reflects their skill and commitment:

Jeffrey Storck, Lester Oda, Benjamin McKay, Keith Fortin, John Frost, Kyle Poe, Chase Fox, Ethan Morgan, Hank Rabe, Tyler Butler, Bradley Hall, Andrew Gibson, Zane Garrison, Seth Wright, Matthew Radominski, Nathan Gibson, David Overla, Joshua Cvetkovich, Michael Davis, Conner Trace, Lucas Bradley, Ryan DiTommaso, Michael Overla, Curtis Cornelius, Christopher Stacy, Rusty Culter, Duane Conley, Ryley Anton, Dalton Ratcliff, Spensir Robinson, Timothy Sparks, Alan Subler, Noah Baber, Kyle Behr, Andrew McGuire, Cameron Stone, Keith Studemeyer, Tyler Smith, Tyler Smith, Kyler King, Allen Payne, Bryson Ashmore, Christopher Paglione, KC Warnock, Daniel Ross, Nick Williams, Riechen Prenat, Justin Shatto, Harry Galloway, Trevor Kraska, Andrew Berner, Lance McDaniel, Chad Hughes, Caleb Stidham, Dakota Wolfe, William Clark, Anthony Clifford, Brandon Breezley, Thomas Sherwood, Thomas Waldron, Javen Medley, David Hatton.

And many more, because the list truly goes on. Each of these individuals left their mark on this project, and we are grateful beyond words.

Built on Gratitude

We could not have reached this day without the best team members, the best community, and the most supportive families surrounding us. Your encouragement has carried us through challenges and lifted us higher than we could have ever climbed alone.

Built in Ohio. Built to last.

Here’s to the future, and to everything we will build together.

WPAFB Sensors Lab

Wright-Patt Air Force Base sought contractors to renovate and add onto the Sensors Lab. The HVAC portion of the project was over $13 million.

  • MSD served as the Design Assist Contractor in conjunction with Heapy Engineering for this project. In collaborating with General Contractor, Butt Construction, MSD provided Design Assist solutions for the following:
    • A large, anechoic chamber
    • An outdoor range
    • Multiple, Class-100 clean rooms
    • A three-story office building addition with DCID 6-9 requirements on many of the rooms

WPAFB Chilled Water System

The chilled water system at a high-security building on the Air Force Base was undersized and unable to keep up with demand. The facility could not operate without chilled water due to the amount of information servers in the building, and the general nature of the building itself. The entire upgrade project would need to be completed with minimal shut down time at the building. HVAC portion of this project was over $3 million.

  • MSD worked in collaboration with Diaz Construction to complete the system upgrades on time and on budget with minimal shutdowns or disruption to the facility operations.

LJB, Inc.

LJB, Inc. was renovating their Miamisburg, OH office and wanted to incorporate energy-saving upgrades.

  • MSD provided Design Build services in tandem with Greensleeves Energy Solutions, a specialist in geothermal systems.
  • MSD and Greensleeves installed a new geothermal HVAC system with open and closed loops. In addition, MSD design and installed the plumbing portion of the renovation.

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