Bull 39;s-eye Construction
Rubi Strycker
As a locally owned and operated new construction and contracting business in Rockport, IN, we understand the importance of integrity and commitment. At Bullseye Construction in Rockport, Indiana, we work with our customers to turn your house into the home of your dreams. Whether doing a simple bathroom remodel or building a house from the foundation up, we stand by our work and commitment to the community.
Bullseye Construction has been serving the residents of Southwest, IN, and Westerns KY for twenty-five years. We are dedicated to our homeowners by providing them with quality new home construction, roofing, and remodeling services. Our commitment to client satisfaction and affordable pricing can help you start the project you have always dreamed about. Always keeping an eye out for the latest trends, Bullseye Construction only offers the best in top-quality building materials along with guaranteed excellence in our workmanship.
Don't hesitate to inquire about your dream home as soon as possible. The Bullseye Team is here to help with your roofing, remodeling, or new home-building needs. Call us today at 812-686-1314 to schedule a free consultation and estimate.
At Bullseye Construction Inc. we believe and remain motivated to building a better community for the Charlotte metropolitan area. We only work with the finest home builders in the United States to ensure our vision becomes reality. From the bidding process and continuing through site development, our team provides the highest quality of professionalism and expertise in the industry. Bullseye Construction Inc. offers a wide range of services including site clearing, erosion control, mass grading, utility installation, curb and gutter installation, paving, road improvements, and fine grading. Let us tackle your next project!
Bullseye Construction, Inc. is a site development contractor with a specific concentration in utility construction (storm drainage, sanitary sewer and water main). They are a turn-key contractor who is capable of performing the erosion control and grading on small to medium scope projects.
Are you worried about disrupting structures during construction? Do you need to install pipelines and/or other underground systems? Regardless of the scope, location, and size of your project, we have you covered. We are Bull's-Eye Boring, Inc., your trusted contractor when it comes to horizontal auger boring.
We only hire union contractors/employees to work with us on your project. These professionals are well trained and experienced in the field. Together, we are able to deliver high-quality results on time and within your budget.
A sweetheart of a boat that's easy to build. The BULL'S-EYE is an ideal first time boatbuilding project and a great way to get into boating.
The BULL'S-EYE utilizes Fast-G Stitch and Glue construction; the plywood planking is cut from standard 4' x 8' panels, assembled flat on the ground, and folded to form the boat. A pattern is furnished for virtually all contoured parts. More than 25 full-size patterns, including planking. Just lay the patterns over the wood, transfer to the wood, and saw to shape. No complex grids or tedious layouts from dimensions are required with Glen-L Fast-G construction.
The BULL'S-EYE is versatile, easy to row, and adapts readily to a small outboard. Graduate to sail with the simple free sanding cat rig, or for a more lively craft, use the fully stayed sloop rig. The traditionalist may prefer the classic sprit rig with wood spars that can be carried inside the boat for portage.
Why delay? The water's waiting and now is the time to start.
COMPLETE PLANS include FULL SIZE PATTERNS for side/bottom planking, aft side & bottom, butt blocks, form, transom, knee, breasthook, seat end, side, & top, thwart, trunk top, bulkhead, bow seat, rudder, tiller, daggerboard, bulkhead gusset, mast support, motorboard, seat ledge, trunk brace and skeg. Includes step-by-step photos and instructions, Bill of Materials, fastening and laminate schedule, plywood utilization and STITCH-N-GLUE MANUAL.
Bull's-Eye Builders Speak Out:
"I wish to thank you for helping make a long time dream of building my own boat a reality. I have sent along a few pictures, as you can see from the images, it is a Bull's-Eye sailing skiff. I stuck fairly close to the design details from your plans, but with some variation to the detail on the thwart... found your plans and instructions to be very easy to follow and understand. " Andre Moos, BC Canada
"Here's a few shots of my completed 10 month project. It was my first attempt at stitch and glue but I was able to overcome my over cautious concerns with the procedure. I was particularly impressed with the accuracy of your patterns and plans. Best regards," Herb Strom, BC Canada
"Building the Bull's-Eye has been a great experience. The quality of the drawings and plans is fantastic. If you take your time and exam the plans, patterns and instruction documents, the build is quite straight forward. The photos in the documentation, coupled with the information provided on your website and from other fellow builders certainly provides a support environment where anyone can build a boat with confidence. Thanks to everyone in your organization." Mark Chadwick - Mississauga, Ontario Canada
At BullsEye Services, we offer construction services for both commercial properties and communities. Our team handles almost everything and only works with people and suppliers who share our values. It is how BullsEye retains the best and highest quality vendors and how we welcome every new or returning client.
We focus on improving client spaces with our construction, general contracting, and make-ready services. We offer a range of services such as cleaning, repairing, painting, updating fixtures and appliances, and generally improving the overall condition and appearance of the space. Our goal is to make your property more attractive and functional so you can sell or rent your space to your next customer.
BullsEye Services did the work at 2800 Tower, we have a surprise inspection, and the inspector said out stairwells were a perfect example of how the work should be done! I highly recommend Nate, Gannon, and the team at BullsEye Services AZ!!
BULL\'S EYE / Ira Stein / Northfield, NJ / 3-21-03: Thank you for inquiring. I began the project in December 2001 and completed the boat in March 2002. I\'ve taken pictures and kept a log during construction but haven\'t had time to organize that. The boat came out very well (if I must say so myself). Its called Sea Nile too. I\'ve only had it in the water a couple of times and am hoping for more water time this season. The building method is so forgiving that even a rank novice as myself was able to build a very solid and good looking craft. My neighbor is an avid sailboat racer (J-150) and marvelled at the fair lines good looks of Sea Nile.
Date: 21 April 2000From: EL AndersonTo: Gayle BrantukGayle: Attached is a photo of the Bulls Eye just finished. Well... not quite. Supposed to be a sailboat but daughter decided she didn\'t want one after all, so finished as a row boat. She is a beauty. My previous one was the Rowme. I gave \'em both to an underprivileged children\'s camp.Have now started on the Dory...
Aug. 29, 1999Dear GLEN-LJust finished the Bulls-Eye three weeks ago and have already sailed her for the first time. She is a very lively little boat especially with the sloop-rig. Summer is winding down here in the midwest but we are already looking to next summer. My children will be old enough to begin learning the basics soon and the Bulls-Eye is just the right size.This is my second stitch-and-glue project and I can\'t say enough good things about this process. It allows amateur builders like myself to create boats that turn out very nicely as I hope can be seen in the enclosed pictures.Thanks again.Kevin R. Sprague and family
The structure is honeycombed with laboratories, features a special bullpen for graduate and undergraduate student researchers and includes offices, conference rooms and a 105-seat auditorium for research symposiums.
Perkins+Will is known for designing science and technology buildings that connect researchers and support innovation with such projects as the American College of Chest Physicians Headquarters & Training Center, Case Western Reserve University Tinkham Veale University Center, The Porter Neuroscience Research Center and Rush University Medical Center.
Jerry Johnson, design principal in the Perkins+Will Chicago office, said the organization and adjacencies of programs in the building will strongly enhance communication and interaction between the scientists, engineers, researchers and students.
Thompson said that even though Perkins+Will has done far larger projects, the firm aggressively sought to be selected by Wright State to design the NEC Building, which was recently featured in Laboratory Design magazine.
Researchers working to understand the biological processes that underlie the nervous system and its disorders, clinical researchers pursuing advancements in treatments and cures, and engineers creating medical devices and imaging technologies will operate alongside one another to hopefully break new ground in health care and defense.
Open teaming areas give researchers space to interact and share knowledge. Movable, height-adjustable workbenches allow for easy reconfiguration of the labs as research projects develop and change. Electricity, gas, suction and data are all delivered from the ceilings through quick-connect plugs, which also eases reconfiguration.
Elliott Brown, Ph.D., the Ohio Research Scholars Endowed Chair in Sensors Physics at Wright State, said the anti-vibration and cleanroom technology will also make use of the building extremely attractive to outside companies, providing a revenue source for the university.
Special safety curtains and air-cushioned tables are among features in the optics and laser lab. And the micro-manufacturing area has 3-D printers that could be used to produce equipment developed from research in the building.
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