Sanford C. Loy, CCM

Sanford C. Loy, CCM

General Contracting & Standard of Care · Licensed: TN

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Sanford (Sandy) C. Loy leads Construction Strategies and Construction Plus Inc. (CPI), both based in Knoxville, TN. He holds a Bachelor of Architecture with Honors (1976) and a Master of Science in Civil Engineering (1982), both from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, and is a Certified Construction Manager (CCM #1432) and unlimited Tennessee General Contractor (#27768, reciprocated in most states). His career since 1976 has included: Director of Engineering Services at the Tennessee Valley Authority (1976–1984); Regional Engineer at the American Institute of Steel Construction (1984–1985); Project Manager at Christman Construction in Memphis (1985–1986); Director of New Construction and Development at Belz Enterprises in Memphis (1986–1988); founder/president of Construction Plus Inc. since 1988; and founder/president of Construction Strategies. His litigation practice covers construction disputes, contract conflicts, code-violation claims, performance-bond claims, construction-defect cases, and design-build delivery, for both plaintiffs and defendants. He has authored newspaper pieces — an article on school construction costs in the Knoxville Focus, and "Mold: the Insidious Invader" in the Knoxville News Sentinel. Business awards include a 2010 National Blue Ribbon Award (U.S. Chamber of Commerce), a 2005 Pinnacle Award for Business Excellence, a 1998 EXCEL Award (one of the 25 fastest-growing East Tennessee companies), and a 1996 Enterpriser Award (Knoxville Area Chamber Partnership). He belongs to the Construction Management Association of America, ASCE, and AIA.

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