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 Featured Projects
Saint-Gobain Abrasives
Saint-Gobain plans to expand its facility in Travelers Rest, SC. O'Neal will provide design-build services for two building additions for new production equipment.
Saint-Gobain Abrasives plans to invest $1.4 million in the expansion of its facility in Travelers Rest, the S.C. Department of Commerce and the Greenville Area Development Corp. announced on June 9.
School District of Oconee County
In 2009, O'Neal was awarded an indefinite delivery contract for the School District of Oconee County in South Carolina. The contract began in 2010 and in a few short months, O'Neal has completed numerous projects for the school system including a traffic flow modification, numerous HVAC projects, and a structural analysis.
In addition to the IDC, O'Neal was awarded the contract for the West-Oak High School renovation and expansion. O'Neal is providing architectural and engineering services for new science labs, classrooms, administration area, and parking lot. In addition O'Neal will also be renovating the auditorium and agricultural education area.
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 O'Neal's April Allen Named SCEDA President
On May 7, the South Carolina Economic Developers Association (SCEDA) inaugurated its newest President, April Allen of O'Neal. The ceremony took place during the organization's annual meeting. Allen was preceded as President by Buddy Bateman, AT&T's Director of Business Development in Columbia, S.C. Allen has been with O'Neal since 2008 and responsible business development, focusing on economic development primarily in South Carolina.
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Solar FAQs Answered
 Reducing energy demand and generating power from renewable sources are hot topics for many organizations. O'Neal recently announced a partnership with Scheuten Solar USA to provide solar solutions. O'Neal's Brian Gallagher describes how O'Neal can help clients make solar a reality.
Click "Read More" below to see the answers to these solar FAQ's:
- O'Neal recently announced a partnership with Scheuten Solar USA, what this means for O'Neal's customers?
- What is PV solar?
- How does PV solar work?
- How much electricity does a photovoltaic system produce?
- What size photovoltaic system is ideal?
- What does a photovoltaic system cost?
- What financial incentives are available?
- Can solar be installed on the roof, and how much available roof space is required?
- How much weight does a system add to a roof?
- How are the panels attached to the roof?
- Can solar be ground-mounted, and how much space is needed for ground-mounted systems?
- How can clients get started on a PV solar project?
- Where can clients find more about solar?
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Celebrating 35 Years!
 This year O'Neal is celebrating its 35th anniversary. O'Neal was founded in 1975 by Paul O'Neal as a structural consulting firm. Since that time, O'Neal has grown to include all engineering disciplines as well as architectural design and construction. In addition to our original headquarters in Greenville, SC, O'Neal has offices in Atlanta, GA and Raleigh, NC.
The growth of the company has been client focused and adapted to meet our clients needs. The result is a single-source, fully integrated planning, design and construction company that offers a total project delivery method.
O'Neal people make the difference in our organization -- and many of them have been with us for over twenty years. As an employee-owned company, O'Neal people
have a personal vested interest in both our clients' and our company's success.
Thank you for allowing us to serve you and the communities in which we work for the past 35 years.
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Spotlight on the Southern Economic Development Council
At O'Neal, we are committed to supporting the communities and industries in which we serve. In each issue of O'Neal DELIVERS, we will feature one community or business group O'Neal is involved in supporting. This month, we are featuring the Southern Economic Development Council.
 O'Neal is a Proud Partner with the SEDC
Tracing roots to the fall of 1946, the Southern Economic Development Council is the oldest and largest regional economic development association in North America. Members include 17 states in the American South, including Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, Missouri, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, West Virginia, and the District of Columbia.
SEDC is a non-profit, 501 (c)(6), membership organization governed by a Board of Directors and Executive Committee. One director is elected by each member state to serve with elected officers on the Board of Directors. The administrative office is located in Atlanta and managed by a professional staff.
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Hands on Greenville Day
On Saturday, May 1, O'Neal team members lent a hand to the community in the 16th Annual Hands on Greenville Day. This year's "HOG" Day was the largest to date - 5,427 community volunteers teamed up to complete service projects throughout the Greenville community.
O'Neal's project benefited the Greenville County Disabilities and Special Needs Board (GCDSNB). GCDSNB is the only agency in Greenville County that supports over 2,000 special needs citizens through person-centered programming. This year's HOG Day project involved replacing a deck and ramp for GCDSNB's Greer Community Training Facility. Led by Bob Jacob, the team provided the labor and tools necessary to complete the project.
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For 35 years, O'Neal has been successfully delivering capital projects. O'Neal focuses on the Business of Project Delivery - integrating overall project planning, design, and construction to create cost-effective capital solutions. With all design and construction professionals in-house, our clients benefit from a true collaboration of disciplines. O'Neal's experience and due diligence in the preconstruction process gives us the ability to guarantee a cost for total project delivery.
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