Oregon Chapter Awards Program

The DBIA Northwest Region invites you to join us on December 9th for an unforgettable Awards Gala Night celebrating the 2025 Oregon Award winners—exemplary projects that demonstrate how integrated teams, transparent communication, and collaboration tools drive outstanding results through Design-Build Done Right®.This event is a chance to honor the teams who are raising the bar for project delivery in Oregon and showcasing the true power of design-build.

This year’s judge’s will also be giving a panel presentation highlight insights into the submission process from best practices, what stood out to them the most, and how teams in the future can better prepare for next year’s submissions.

Enjoy an evening of recognition, inspiration, and connection with industry peers as we celebrate these exceptional achievements.

Meet the Judges Panel:

Bill Caron, PE, DBIA, Corbin Consulting Engineers

William (Bill) Caron, PE, DBIA,  is a Senior Mechanical Engineer and Project Manager at Corbin Consulting Engineers.  Bill specializes in mechanical engineering, design-build, and integrated project delivery for Life Sciences, Pharmaceutical/Biotech, healthcare, commercial and industrial market sectors.  As designated design-build professional (DBIA) and registered professional engineer (PE), Bill’s leadership skills, depth of experience, and range of expertise help ensure the ongoing success of Corbin Consulting Engineers clients and projects.

Tony Carlson, Assoc. DBIA, Andersen Construction

Tony Carlson, Associate DBIA, is a Senior Project Manager at Andersen Construction, specializing in healthcare, life sciences, and pharmaceutical projects. He is dedicated to building cohesive teams and fostering collaboration, continuous improvement, and professional growth. Tony emphasizes design and construction excellence, recognizing design-build delivery as a key driver of project success.

Cathy Pack, DBIA, LEED AP BD+C, Project Architect – Smith Group
Small Business Engagement and Growth Co-Chair

Cathy is passionate about design-build and integrated design. With more than 20 years of experience as a project architect, she leverages her strength as a harmonizer to bring out the best in a team – solving complex problems with beautiful and sustainable solutions that meet the project’s budget, schedule, and functional requirements. DBIA-certified since 2018, she champions ‘design-build done right’ to frame a design process and a work culture that is diverse, equitable and inclusive.

Kameron Beeks, P.E.- Glumac
Director. Vice President. Building & Campus Performance Consultant. Sustainability Professor.

Kameron is Glumac’s Director of Market Sectors, a Vice President at Glumac, a licensed Mechanical Engineer and DBIA Professional. In this role, Kameron works to support Glumac’s projects, clients, and staff in all market sectors by supporting each of the Market Sector Leaders in their delivery, consulting ability, growth, internal training, and retention plans. By being a member of and collaborating with Glumac’s executive leadership team, Kameron works to find synergies between tangent initiatives to optimize process, growth, and success of each of the verticals within Glumac. Kameron likes working on Great Projects with Great People and is passionate about having an impact, education/teaching, and volunteering.

Scott Shea- Beltzer Bangert & Gunnell LLP
Partner

An attorney and architect, Scott focuses on solving problems for his general contractor clients by merging his industry background and legal training. As an architect, Scott focused on environments for seniors and developed an expertise in accessible design. As an attorney, Scott has litigated and negotiated on behalf of clients on every side of the construction contract in Oregon, Washington, and Colorado. He particularly enjoys working with general contractors, having prosecuted and defended contract, bond, construction defect, and copyright claims. He is one of the drafters of Colorado’s accessible housing law, and former chair of the AIA Colorado Government Affairs Committee. Scott also teaches construction law to lawyers and has taught accessibility law to architects