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Buildings · K–12 Education

Schools that open on the first day.

New schools, additions and modernizations on occupied campuses, planned around the school year and the safety of every student walking past the fence.

What is really at stake.

01

Kids are on the other side

Many school projects sit beside classrooms in session. Separation, delivery hours and worker screening protect students every day.

02

Bond dollars are fixed

Voters approved a number. The design, the bid packages and the contingency all have to live inside it.

03

Summer is the critical path

Tie-ins, demolition and finishes in existing buildings squeeze into a short break. Long-lead items must be on site before the last bell.

K–12 Education

Where we work.

  1. 01

    New schools

    Elementary, middle and high schools with classrooms, gyms, dining and fields.

  2. 02

    STEM and career spaces

    Robotics labs, makerspaces and technical shops with the power and ventilation they need.

  3. 03

    Additions on occupied campuses

    Classroom wings built beside students, with tie-ins scheduled over breaks.

  4. 04

    Safety and systems upgrades

    Secure entries, access control and HVAC replacements finished between terms.

How we run the job.

The capabilities that carry the most weight in this market.

Construction ManagementDeliver

CM at-risk with a GMP that matches the bond and an open-book contingency log.

Preconstruction & EstimatingPlan

Estimates at each design stage so the board sees cost before it votes.

Supply Chain ManagementPlan

Rooftop units, switchgear and door hardware released early enough to land in summer.

Facilities & Transition ManagementOperate

Furniture, technology and teacher move-in done before staff report back.

In practice · STEM Middle School

A new school for 1,100 students, next door to class.

The STEM middle school was delivered under CM at-risk beside a campus that stayed in session. Work zones were fenced off from student routes, deliveries were held outside arrival and dismissal, and robotics labs and flexible classrooms were finished, furnished and inspected before the school year began.

1,100
Students
118,000
Square feet
CM at-risk
Delivery

Questions worth asking first.

How do you keep students safe next to the site?

Work zones are fenced and separated from student paths, deliveries avoid arrival and dismissal, and every worker is screened and badged to the district’s rules.

Can you help us stay inside the bond?

Yes. We price each design stage and show the board where the money sits, so scope decisions happen early instead of at bid day.

What happens if summer work falls behind?

We track the summer schedule daily against the first day of school. If a task slips, we know within a shift and add crews or resequence before it becomes a problem.

K–12 Education

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