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January 2015 and immedi- ately led the design team in efforts to begin construction in February. GREYHAWK provided oversight of the general contractor and 15 subcontractors for both first and second shift work during the school year and extended days and weekends during the summer. GREYHAWK’s full-service programmanage- ment and tireless commit- ment to the project ensured successful completion of all work by November 2016. CMAA Mid-Atlantic Chap- ter Project Award for Public Buildings Over $20M
West Chester University Business and Public Management Building West Chester University’s new 90,000 s/f Business and Public Management Build- ing opened to students and faculty in January 2017. Two floors of faculty offices cap three floors of classrooms and meeting space. Acknowledging the com- plexity and schedule, PADGS engaged GREYHAWK in Au- gust 2014 to provide project and construction manage- ment services. The project entailed demolition of an continued on page 16C
project, and construction management services to cli- ents throughout the mid- Atlantic region. The firm also offers construction claims management, scheduling, MEP commissioning, and LEED consulting. GREYHAWK’s business philosophy is based on ac- countability, integrity, and collaboration. Principals and staff aspire to excellence in client relationships and project success. Three recent awards acknowledge GREY- HAWK’s commitment to in- novation and excellence. New Jersey Alliance for Action 2017 Leading Infra- structure Project Award Rutgers-Camden Nursing and Science Building When completed this sum- mer, the 100,000 s/f Nursing and Science Building will serve more than 1,000 stu- dents in Rutgers School of Nursing-Camden and will support students in Rutgers- Camden’s Ph.D. in computa- tional and integrative biology and doctor of nursing practice programs. The facility in- cludes classrooms, computer labs, conference rooms, lec- ture halls, student work and study stations, administra- tive offices, lounges, food service, and an auditorium. The GREYHAWK scope of owner’s representation for the $62.5 million project includes pre-construction, construction, and post-con- struction phase services. Construction Manage- ment Association of America (CMAA) Mid-Atlantic Chap- ter Project Award for K-12 Construction Under $20M Delsea Regional High School In a special election in September 2014, voters in New Jersey’s Delsea Re- gional School District ap- proved a $20.7 million bond referendum, of which $10.8 million was slated for the 50-year-old high school. The scope included new roofing and HVAC improvements, a digital data control system, electrical service, fire alarm system, ADA upgrades for classroom access, and some ceiling replacements. GREYHAWK was engaged for project and construc- tion management services in
Pictured are Patrick Brunner of West Chester University and Charles Rehman, Ross Caldwell and Ronald Kerins of GREYHAWK.
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