Newaygo Area District Library

Sidock Group has been selected by The Newaygo Area District Library to provided design and engineering services for the major renovation of, and addition to, the existing library building.

The project consists of a major renovation of the 2 story, 3,500 sq. ft., 1914 Carnegie Library Building, along with 7,500 sq. ft. of additions, which will also connect the existing City Hall with the updated Library.

The Library will receive major upgrades to all mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems as well as aesthetic improvements to the existing façade and a completely new floor plan.  While respecting existing components, such as the original tin ceilings, Sidock’s work will result in a new state of the art Library facility for the Newaygo County area.

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Consumers Energy

Sidock Group has been selected by Consumers Energy to provide design and engineering services for the $9,000,000 major upgrade to the Royal Oak Service Center, in Royal Oak, Michigan.

The project consists of a complete gut and re-model of the 133,000, two story, Service Center, following LEED 3.0 standards.  Scope of services includes complete re-design of the facility, including new office areas, business centers, fitness facility, team areas, workshop areas and garage, and exterior upgrades.  The facility will receive all new mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems in addition to new cranes in the garage areas.

We are very pleased that our partnership with Consumers Energy continues to grow and look forward to completing this very challenging project with them.

Rolling Hills Water Park

Sidock Architects, in partnership with Water Technology, has been selected by the Washtenaw County Parks and Recreation Commission to provide design and engineering services for the $4,000,000 upgrade to the Water Park at Rolling Hills County Park, in Ypsilanti, Michigan.

The project consists of re-design of the parking area and creation of a Promenade to connect with the rest of the Park, Adaptive re-use of the existing entry/bathhouse building, creations of a new 6,000 sq. ft. bathhouse/administrative office building, addition of a new spray/play feature with dump bucket, a new large major thrill slide complex, provisions for an additional bowl slide feature, and numerous new site amenities.

Sidock Group and our Partner, WTI, are very excited to have been selected as the Counties Architect/Engineer for this project, which is scheduled for grand opening on Memorial Day 2013.

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Josephine Ford Cancer Center

Wilkie + Zanley Architects, now a part of the Sidock Group, has been selected by Henry Ford Health System to provide design and engineering services for a 6,000 sq. ft. addition to the existing 15,000 sq. ft. Josephine Ford Cancer Center, which was also designed by Wilkie + Zanley.

The $2,000,000 project will include an expanded chemotherapy treatment area, new staff offices, conferencing center, and multi-use rooms, in addition to renovations to approximately 60% of the existing facility.  Site upgrades will include new parking areas and a new storm water detention system, that will utilize bio-swales.

Wilkie + Zanley, and Sidock Group, look forward to continuing our successful partnership with Henry Ford Health, and the Josephine Ford Cancer Center.

Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church

Sidock Architects has been selected by Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church, in Farmington, Michigan, and the Archdiocese of Detroit, to provide design and engineering services for a 5,000 sq. ft. gathering space addition.

The project will be designed around the existing outdoor fountain and 30’ high aluminum cross at the main church entrance and will include a new glass roof, new glass curtain wall, new restroom facilities, and new HVAC/plumbing/electrical services.

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02-Aug-08

Sidock Group, Inc. hosts its 4th annual company golf outing

On August 4th, Sidock Group held it’s 4th annual company golf outing at the Links of Whitmore Lake.  This outing is organized for employees and spouses/family members from both offices, and is played in a scramble format.  This year we had 12 teams competing.  Robert Jordan's team, consisting of himself, his wife Lynn and Ryan Jakel barely squeaked out a victory, finishing at 5 under.  Team Wiese/Kollias came in second at 4 under.  Again, we all thank Bill Sidock and Steve DeHorn for organizing a fine event and look forward to next year.

Sidock Group, Inc. participates in 4th annual Marathon Open Fishing Tournament

In late May, a group of Sidock employees traveled down to the Florida keys to participate in the Company’s 4th annual Marathon Open Fishing Tournament.  Sidock had two boats that competed against each other this year.  Again, Mahi Mahi was the target species and Mahi fishing was extremely good with several caught in the 20+ lb range.  Additionally, a large number of yellowtail snapper were caught.  Bill Sidock's boat won this years tournament.  The weather was perfect and the group spent part of a day snorkeling at Sombrero Key before our traditional evening in Key West to close out the trip.

Sidock Group, Inc. holds its annual company picnic

On June 21st, Sidock held its annual company picnic.  The employees and their families enjoyed a perfect day at Bill's house.  Activities included swimming, fishing, basketball, card playing, darts, eating and much more.  The event is always a huge success and we all thank Bill Sidock and his family for having us at his home.
 

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07-Aug-07

Sidock Group, Inc. hosts its 3rd annual company golf outing

On August 4th, Sidock Group held it’s 3rd annual company golf outing at the Links of Whitmore Lake.  This outing is organized for employees and spouses/family members from both offices, and is played in a scramble format.  Event planner Steve DeHorn’s team, consisting of Steve with his wife Allison and Rob Gundry with his fiancée Lisa, ran away with it, finishing at 9 under.  Two teams tied for second, 7 strokes back, proving beyond a shadow of a doubt that Steve stacked his team.  Despite this, we all thank and congratulate Steve for a fine event and look forward to next year.

Sidock Group, Inc. participates in 3rd annual Marathon Open Fishing Tournament

In early June, a group of Sidock employees traveled down to the Florida keys to participate in the Company’s 3rd annual Marathon Open Fishing Tournament.  Our usual competitor, Metro Industrial Contracting, was unable to make the trip this year, so the three Sidock boats competed against each other.  As in the past, Mahi Mahi was the target species, however, as the Mahi fishing was extremely slow, other species were eventually targeted including Wahoo and Blackfin Tuna.  Highlights included a 34 lb. Blackfin, caught by Jerry Bole of our Muskegon office, and (3) 28 lb. Mahi landed on the boat led by President Bill Sidock, a veteran Keys angler.  While the fishing was slow, the weather was beautiful and the group enjoyed a number of other recreational activities such as snorkeling in Bahia Honda and wandering the streets of Key West.  We all look forward to next year's trip!

Multiple Sclerosis Society's Longest Day Of Golf

On May 14th, Team Sidock participated in the National Multiple Sclerosis Society’s Longest Day of Golf, a month-long event with more than 50 host golf courses waiving the greens fees for the day to allow registered golfers to tee-off and raise money for the National MS Society.  Brett Heikkinen, Kevin Hirzel, Bryan Reeder and Steve DeHorn raised over $2,000 in pledges for the opportunity to play golf all day in effort to fight multiple sclerosis.  While they have not divulged their scores, we have been assured they had a great time during this worthy event.
 

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Engineering firm shows $2.1M commitment to downtown Muskegon

Sidock Group, Inc. plans to break ground this fall on its new $2.1 million building at the corner of Third and Western in downtown Muskegon. The 16,000-square-foot, two-story building will provide office, retail, and restaurant space in an area of Muskegon that is experiencing a dynamic resurgence in construction and economic development.
 

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