SAN ANTONIO, Texas – The American Subcontractors Association (ASA) presented a 2011 Excellence in Ethics Certificate to Marek Brothers Systems Inc., Houston for achieving “the highest standards of internal and external integrity for a subcontracting firm.”
Mike Holland, president of Marek Brothers Systems in Houston, received the award for the firm. He remarked:
“We are honored by ASA’s recognition of the operating principles we have embraced for decades. The Marek organization places great value on the good work ASA does for its members and the construction industry. ASA member companies represent the best of the best and the Excellence in Ethics program establishes the ‘blue chip’ standard the Marek Companies strive to achieve in everything we do.”
Marek Brothers was one of seven construction subcontractors to receive an Excellence in Ethics Certificate during ASA’s annual meeting on March 2 in conjunction with the 2012 American Subcontractor’s Association Business Forum and Convention in San Antonio. The other recipients were: F.A. Rohrbach, Allentown, Pennsylvania; Holes Incorporated, Houston, Texas; Lloyd’s Construction Services, Savage, Minnesota; Markham Contracting Company Inc., Phoenix, Arizona; South Valley Drywall, Littleton, Colorado; and Western Engineering Contractors Inc., Loomis, California.
2011-12 ASA President Kerrick Whisenant, Preconstruction Director for Cornerstone Detention Products Inc., Tanner, Alabama stated:
“ASA’s Excellence in Ethics Certificate program defines the highest standards of internal and external integrity for a subcontracting firm. Each applicant is required to respond to questions concerning the firm’s corporate ethics policies and procedures, its construction practices, and its general business practices. Each applicant also is required to submit detailed documentation, including sealed letters of recommendation from a customer, a competitor and a supplier.”
Congrats to each of the firms recognized by ASA. The winners exhibit the best attributes of the industry every day, both inside their companies and in the communities in which they work with their clients, customers and employees.
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