The project renovates Hangars 2 and 3 to address aging infrastructure, accessibility, life-safety, code, and energy-efficiency deficiencies. Work includes office and restroom alterations, ADA access to the second floor, fire-rated separation between the offices and hangar areas, interior finish replacement, asbestos abatement, hangar-door rehabilitation, and coordinated plumbing, HVAC, electrical, fire-alarm, lighting, and control upgrades.

Exterior rehabilitation of the occupied Tompkins County Public Library, including roofing and drainage improvements, façade repairs, EIFS/DEFS and metal-panel work, masonry restoration, structural canopy modifications, awning replacement, hazardous-material abatement, site demolition, new paving and walks, storm drainage, landscaping, railings, and related exterior repairs.

The project consists of constructing a new public restroom building and associated site improvements in an actively operated state park. The GC is responsible for the complete building and most civil/site work, including water and sanitary extensions to the building, storm drainage, paving, concrete walks, grading, landscaping and coordination with the three other prime contractors.The building uses a concrete foundation/slab system, wood framing, insulation and sheathing, natural slate rainscreen siding, standing-seam metal roofing, fiberglass doors, wood windows, interior gypsum board, ceramic tile, painted/stained finishes, toilet compartments, accessories and signage.

Replace selected exterior doors/frames/hardware and perform site drainage improvements centered on a new 1,200-gallon oil/water separator, storm piping, pavement restoration, grading, erosion control and landscape restoration.

The project consists of a comprehensive, phased renovation of Cornell University’s approximately 172,000-square-foot Plant Science Building in Ithaca, New York. Work includes extensive selective demolition and hazardous-material abatement; structural modifications; historic masonry, window, roofing, and building-envelope restoration; new laboratory, classroom, office, and support-space interiors; and major upgrades to the building’s HVAC, plumbing, electrical, fire-protection, controls, telecommunications, security, and life-safety systems. Construction will be completed under a single-prime contract within a partially occupied and operational campus building, requiring careful phasing, temporary protection, utility continuity, off-hours shutdowns, and coordination with existing Phase 1 improvements and ongoing research and academic activities. SUCF Project No. 161026-00

The Phase 2 Re-Bid includes approximately 3,815 SF of renovations, a 1,450 SF secure-entry addition, and 540 SF of prefabricated freezer, cooler, and storage space. Work includes kitchen relocation, cafeteria expansion, main-office and vestibule renovations, demolition and hazardous-material abatement, structural and envelope work, interior finishes, and associated site improvements.

The project consists primarily of demolition and replacement of park bathhouse facilities with new wood-framed restroom buildings, associated accessible improvements, sitework, utilities, concrete, plumbing, ventilation, electrical service, lighting, and fire alarm work.

The project involves demolition of the existing Homer Brink gymnasium and associated side rooms, construction of a larger replacement gymnasium, renovations and tie-ins to the occupied elementary school, related site improvements, environmental abatement, and supporting MEP work. The principal new gymnasium is approximately 6,872 net square feet, with adjacent support, circulation, toilet, storage, and ancillary spaces. The GC scope includes the building demolition and reconstruction, structural system, enclosure, roofing, interior construction and finishes, athletic flooring, gym equipment, bleachers/telescoping stands, architectural sitework, and significant temporary protection and winter-condition responsibilities.