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.

The work consists of phased renovations at the occupied elementary school, including interior architectural renovations, roofing, site improvements, hazardous-material work, foodservice and theatrical improvements, plus plumbing and exterior painting work at the Administration Building.

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

This project includes full roof replacement at Binghamton University’s Couper Administration and Health Services buildings, along with associated structural repairs, hazardous-material abatement, skylight and window work, masonry repairs, and interior ceiling restoration. Additional work includes modifications to roof drainage, mechanical and electrical systems, cooling-tower supports, and lightning protection. Construction will take place while the buildings remain occupied, requiring coordinated shutdowns, temporary weather protection, and maintained access for students, staff, and visitors.

Repairs to the Human Ecology Pedestrian Bridge include: 1. Demolition and replacement of concrete topping slab. 2. Implementation of dedicated drainage system for bridge. 3. Steel surface repair and painting. SUCF Project Number #171015

This project will create swing space within the Veterinary Medical Center (VMC) to temporarily accommodate displaced labs and offices during construction of the future VRT project. The work will include demolition and build back of open research laboratory space and smaller laboratory support spaces as well as offices, breakrooms, and restrooms. SUCF #191030

1. Provide new floor, wall, and ceiling finishes. 2. Provide new partition walls, windowsills and trim, doors, and fixed seating. 3. Provide new lighting, power receptacles, data jacks, fire alarm devices, HVAC finned tube heating, ceiling fans, plumbing vent piping, and fire protection modifications.