Ready for the first bell.
New schools, additions and renovations on occupied campuses, planned around summer break and the safety of every student and teacher.
What owners need from us.
Summer is short
Much of the work happens in a ten to twelve week window. Long-lead equipment and permits have to be in hand before the last day of school.
Children are next door
Additions and renovations often sit beside classrooms in session. Site separation, fencing and delivery hours protect students.
Safety is designed in
Secure vestibules, controlled entries and clear sightlines are part of every modern school and have to be built exactly as designed.
What we build.
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New elementary, middle and high schools
Complete campuses with classrooms, gymnasiums, cafeterias and athletic fields.
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Additions and modernizations
Classroom wings and building system upgrades on occupied campuses.
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Secure entries and safety upgrades
Secure vestibules, access control and hardware retrofits, often done over a single break.
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Career, technical and STEM spaces
Shops, labs and makerspaces with the power, ventilation and equipment they need.
How we deliver here.
The capabilities owners in this market rely on most.
CM at-risk with a guaranteed maximum price set before the district votes.
Budgets that match the bond, with early bid packages for long-lead items.
Rooftop units, switchgear and hardware ordered early enough to land in summer.
Furniture, technology and staff move-in finished before teachers return.
A new school between the last bell and the first.
The K–8 academy was delivered under CM at-risk across one summer break. Long-lead equipment was bought early, crews worked extended shifts through the summer, and the school for 900 students opened on the first day of term.
- 900
- Students
- 96,000
- Square feet
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- Summer break
Questions owners ask us.
How do you keep students safe on an occupied campus?
Work zones are fenced and separated from student routes, deliveries avoid arrival and dismissal, and every worker is badged and screened to the district’s rules.
What happens if summer work runs late?
We plan so it does not. Long-lead items are bought before school lets out, and the summer schedule is reviewed daily against the first day of term.
Can you help a district plan a bond program?
Yes. Our preconstruction team prices options early so the district can set a bond amount that matches the work.
Planning a k–12 education project?
Share the project, the site and the date that matters. A senior builder will come back to you within one business day.