JEROME HARTFIELD
President
Jerome Hartfield has been working in the construction industry for nearly thirty years and during that time has acquired a vast knowledge of the industry and an impressive skill set. As President of the VASTEC GROUP, Inc. Mr. Hartfield is responsible for the day-to-day operation of all construction activities. He is involved in scheduling, budgeting, supervision, and coordinates with customers and subcontractors. As project principal, he ensures that all employees adhere to VASTEC's work rules, safety procedures, and perform quality work while meeting the requirements of design documents and specifications. Mr. Hartfield oversees all marketing efforts for the VASTEC GROUP, Inc. including the identification of potential projects, estimating, and proposal preparation .
Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee (JATC)
1701 15th Street, Augusta, Georgia 30901
1996 - Corporate Behavior Base Safety Training-/Implemented at Savannah River Site
1996 - Certified Instructor for Corporate Supervisor, Foreman, General Foreman, and
Superintendent
Corporate Level 1 Supervisor Training
2004 - Completed Contractor's College Program sponsored by The Augusta Metro
Chamber of Commerce and Turner Construction Company
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JEROME HARTFIELD, PRESIDENT |
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WORK HISTORY
Savannah River Site, Aiken, South Carolina 29808
Mr. Hartfield began his career at the Savannah River Site in 1989 working for Miller Electric Company as an Area Superintendent. He directed daily activities that included all phases of the electrical industry, and supervised installation of equipment. Mr. Hartfield began working for Bechtel in 1990 supervising the coordination and scheduling of more than one hundred craftsmen. He became a General Electrical Superintendent supervising and managing the Construction Electrical Department and was responsible for Electrical Superintendents and employees. Mr. Hartfield assisted in the placement of engineers to support day to day operations, managed and monitored annual budgets and quantity reporting. He assured that all applicable site rules and procedures were adhered to, directed all day-to-day activities, provided guidance to the field staff, and worked to ensure customer satisfaction.
PROJECT EXPERIENCE
| Bollard Addition, Fort McPherson |
$268,000.00 |
VASTEC installed a perimeter concrete bollard system at FORSCOM Headquarters Building 200, Fort McPherson, Georgia working as a subcontractor. |
| Building 839, Fort Gillem |
$59,971.00 |
This project consisted of the removal and replacement of all roll carpet throughout the building. Carpet squares in rooms 118, 119, 122, and 121 were replaced with vinyl tiles. |
| Installation of Entrance Canopies, Fort Gillem |
$320,512.00 |
This project consisted of providing all labor, materials and equipment to erect two 55' x 51' standing seam metal roofs at the Iverson Gate and McIntosh Gate of Fort Gillem. The canopies are supported by large diameter columns complete with skylights and soffits. |
 
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PHILIP BURNS
Project Manger
Philip Burns has a very solid educational background in construction and business administration. Mr. Burns very much understands the business of construction and works well within budgetary constraints. He is an excellent estimator and scheduler. Mr. Burns has very good communication skills and interacts well with both customers and subcontractors. He has extensive knowledge in the use of marketing analysis, comprehensive management and operations plans, design, calculated project cost, and the generation of cost reports and time/cost analysis. He has extensive training in health and safety procedures and serves as health and safety manger.
2002 - Georgia Southern University, Bachelor of Science :
Building Construction and Contracting
Business Administration
Statesboro, Georgia
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
American Safety & Health Institute
American Safety & Health Institute
Evans Technology
Timberline Training: Estimating and Project Management
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PHILIP BURNS, PROJECT MANAGER |
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PROJECT EXPERIENCE
Savannah River Site, Aiken, South Carolina 29808
| Building 200 Telecommunications |
$2,880,254.00 |
Removal of existing electrical power outlets and under floor wiring as necessary to power up the new furniture in its new configuration. Replacement of telecommunication outlets, rearrangement of under floor trays, and installation of new carpet tile. Miscellaneous electrical power panel work and construction of telecommunications closet giving each work station full internet and telecommunications capabilities. |
| Renovation of Bachelor Officers Quarters and Hangar, NAS Atlanta |
$2,410,328.00 |
Lead and asbestos abatement along with architectural, electrical, mechanical, and plumbing demolition throughout 35,000 SF building. New work from inside out consisting of bringing both the electrical and plumbing systems up to code. Replacement of HVAC system. Installation of new ceilings. Complete replacement of floor coverings including carpet, VCT, and rubber treads/risers. |
 
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HARRY TAYLOR, JR.
General Superintendent
Harry Taylor, Jr. is one of the professionals who create the leadership nucleus of the VASTEC GROUP, Inc. He brings to our team more than 20 years of experience in hands-on construction. Learning from his father, Harry Taylor, Sr., Mr. Taylor has worked in construction since he graduated from high school. He has learned every aspect of the business, from beginner to superintendent, and can build a structure from the ground up from an architect's plans. Gaining increasing responsibility in the commercial construction industry, Mr. Taylor has mastered project budgeting, cost containment, and a proven ability to reach a targeted goal. His strong organizational skills and expertise in strategic planning for commercial construction projects have led to Mr. Taylor's successful track record with highly responsible positions.
For the past ten years, he has focused primarily on supervising commercial projects, specializing in government projects, restaurants and medical centers. Working for a general contractor, he has supervised all aspects of commercial construction projects. His key qualifications include :
- Expertise in Strategic Planning for implementing commercial construction
- Diverse experience in blueprint reading
- Extensive public contact and experience working around other professionals
- Problem solving and troubleshooting skills
- Developing and managing business relationships with top accounts
Prior to that, Mr. Taylor worked for the same employer for eight years, building projects from the ground up from plans or packages provided .
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HARRY TAYLOR, JR. GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT |
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PROJECT SUPERINTENDENT
| Building 200 Telecommunications |
$2,880,254.00 |
Removal of existing electrical power outlets and under floor wiring as necessary to power up the new furniture in its new configuration. Replacement of telecommunication outlets, rearrangement of under floor trays, and installation of new carpet tile. Miscellaneous electrical power panel work and construction of telecommunications closet giving each work station full internet and telecommunications capabilities. |
| Renovation of Bachelor Officers Quarters and Hangar, NAS Atlanta |
$2,410,328.00 |
Lead and asbestos abatement along with architectural, electrical, mechanical, and plumbing demolition throughout 35,000 SF building. New work from inside out consisting of bringing both the electrical and plumbing systems up to code. Replacement of HVAC system. Installation of new ceilings. Complete replacement of floor coverings including carpet, VCT, and rubber treads/risers. Walls and ceilings repainted. Installation of new doors and hardware as well as aluminum storefronts. Forming and pouring concrete, erection of steel canopy, replacement of windows, new stucco cover, and 18,000 SF retrofit standing seam metal roof. |
| Renovation of Annexes to Building 363, Fort McPherson, Georgia |
$2,766,442.00 |
Demolition and renovation of a 26,000 SF crating and packaging facility. Removal of existing walls, equipment, electrical and mechanical features. Renovation the area for office space including new bathroom facilities, offices, complete finishes, casework, and lighting. A 50 ton HVAC system as well as a new 500 KVA underground electrical service with associated interior electrical build-out added. |
 
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HARRY TAYLOR, JR. GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT |
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PROJECT EXPERIENCE
| Fire Suppression System, Fort Gillem |
$464,083.00 |
Existing fire suppression line along with associated hydrants were demolished. Approximately 3,500 linear feet of C-900 water mains including 12 new hydrants were installed. |
| Mail Handling Facility, Fort Gillem |
$691,612.00 |
Ground up construction of new Mailroom Facility. 7000 SF premanufactured building system with brick façade was erected. New electrical and mechanical operational systems furnished and installed. Interior components and finishes added as well as special security features to protect workers and continue functionality in case of the receipt of biohazards in mail. Site work consisted of utility installation, erosion control system, paving, and construction of loading docks with dock leveler system. |
| Buckhead Life Group, Buckhead, GA |
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Erected five high–profile designer restaurants. These restaurants, designed by Johnson Studio, ranged in cost from $1.5 to $5 million and were built from the ground to completion. |
| Dekalb Regional Health Care System, Atlanta, GA |
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Supervised all work for three separate medical centers. These two-story build-out projects required erecting structures from the ground up as well as completing the finished tenant space in a shell. |
| Buckhead Plaza Development |
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Managed all work for Chops (Lobster Bar a 1.4 million dollars project), an exclusive private club ($850,000.00 project) and NAVA Restaurant (1.3 million dollars project) built in an occupied high-rise. |
| Prizzi |
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Construction manager for $300,000.00 restaurant renovation |
| The Bank of Gwinnett County |
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Construction manager for the restoration of an older building into the completed bank |
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ZELJKA MATASIC
Project Coordinator
Zeljka Matasic has more than 6 years of experience in the construction industry as a Project Coordinator. She has worked on a wide variety of construction projects including numerous projects at Fort Gordon, Fort McPherson, Fort Gillem and the Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta. Her experience as a Project Coordinator has given her the ability to communicate well with clients, subcontractors and provide support to Project Managers. Ms. Matasic previously worked for Technical Specialties Corp. where her duties included accounting, coordinating site visits with clients, preparing submittals and proposals.
2002 - Business Management
Georgia State University
Atlanta, GA
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PROJECT EXPERIENCE |
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Project Coordinator
| Building 200 Telecommunications |
$2,880,254.00 |
Removal of existing electrical power outlets and under floor wiring as necessary to power up the new furniture in its new configuration. Replacement of telecommunication outlets, rearrangement of under floor trays, and installation of new carpet tile. Miscellaneous electrical power panel work and construction of telecommunications closet giving each work station full internet and telecommunications capabilities. |
 
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ZELJKA MATASIC, PROJECT COORDINATOR |
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Project Experience
| Renovation of Annexes to Building 363, Fort McPherson, Georgia |
$2,766,442.00 |
Demolition and renovation of a 26,000 SF crating and packaging facility. Removal of existing walls, equipment, electrical and mechanical features. Renovation the area for office space including new bathroom facilities, offices, complete finishes, casework, and lighting. A 50 ton HVAC system as well as a new 500 KVA underground electrical service with associated interior electrical build-out added. |
| Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity Contract, Fort Gordon |
$1,137,742.15 |
A variety of demolition and abatement projects at Fort Gordon. One example project was the demolition of a 12,000 square foot structure including the abatement of 3,500 square feet of hazardous materials and the removal of 3,000 square feet of contaminated soil from Building 332, Fort Gordon, Georgia. |
| Fire Suppression System, Fort Gillem |
$464,083.00 |
Existing fire suppression line along with associated hydrants were demolished. Approximately 3,500 linear feet of C-900 water mains including 12 new hydrants were installed. |
| Bollard Addition, Fort McPherson |
$268,000.00 |
VASTEC installed a perimeter concrete bollard system at FORSCOM Headquarters Building 200, Fort McPherson, Georgia working as a subcontractor. |
| Building 839, Fort Gillem |
$59,971.00 |
This project consisted of the removal and replacement of all roll carpet throughout the building. Carpet squares in rooms 118, 119, 122, and 121 were replaced with vinyl tiles. |
| Installation of Entrance Canopies, Fort Gillem |
$320,512.00 |
This project consisted of providing all labor, materials and equipment to erect two 55' x 51' standing seam metal roofs at the Iverson Gate and McIntosh Gate of Fort Gillem. The canopies are supported by lar |
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