O WNERS , D EVELOPERS & M ANAGERS
Mid Atlantic Real Estate Journal — October 26 - November 8, 2012 — 7A
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INE BROOK, NJ — GSH Group, Inc. an- nounced that Maryland Also renews two contracts with the Port Authority GSH Group to provide HVAC/operations & maintenance services to BWI Airport P
AviationAdministration (MAA) has awarded a three-year contract, with two two-year options to GSH Group for the provision of HVAC/operations and maintenance services at Baltimore/Washington Inter- national Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI) and Martin State Airport (MTN). Under the agreement, worth $7.5 million annually, GSH Group will deliver an operations and maintenance solution covering all HVAC systems, including central utility plant, build- ing management system, fire alarms, and water treatment services. GSH Group will provide me- chanical and electrical services including all planned preventa- tive, routine and emergency maintenance requirements at both airports. Mark Thomas , president at GSH Group said: “Our techni- cal engineering and energy management expertise com- bined with an advanced tech- nology platform is making us partner of choice for an increasing range of private and public sector organizations. We look forward to establishing a strong relationship with Mary- NEW CASTLE, DE — Em- ory Hill & Company was awarded the contract for con- struction of the new Multi- Purpose Juvenile Facility on the campus of the Department of Services for Children, Youth & Their Families in Wilming- ton where the Ferris School for Boys in Wilmington is located. The project consists of a 13,135 s/f single-story build- ing to be constructed at 1825 Faulkland Rd. (on the open lot at the corner of Centre Rd. & Faulkland Rd.) and will be a Level 4 Juvenile Facility. The building will feature
Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport
Cape Liberty Port Jersey Marine Terminal
land Aviation Administration to drive operational improve- ments and performance at both airports.” BAYONNE, NJ — GSH Group, Inc. has renewed their contract for building engineer services with the Port Author- ity of New York and New Jer- sey for the Cape Liberty Port Jersey Marine Terminal. The three year contract is valued at over $3.5 million. GSH will continue to operate and maintain the property’s equipment located at 51 Port Terminal Blvd. Additionally, GSH´s engineers will perform repairs and upgrades as needed, multipurpose meeting rooms that will house flexible learn- ing and meeting environments including a classroom, large meeting room for speakers and presentations, several multi-purpose meeting rooms for family therapy, group meet- ings, skill-based recreation and staff training, a library and media center, technology center and dining room. Emory Hill & Company Se- nior Estimator Ken Robert- son said the project is seeking a minimum of LEED Silver, and possibly LEED Gold, Cer- tification. Emory Hill & Com- pany has completed several
whichmay pertain to site safety or electrical distribution. GSH will upgrade the appearance of the location and will assist the Port Authority with managing traffic flow alterations. Paul Weiss , project manager at GSH Group, stated, “GSH is thrilled to continue working with the PortAuthority. Our en- gineers, electricians, mechanics and specialists will continue to provide the Authority with the highest level of service.” JERSEY CITY, NJ — GSH Group has announced the re- newal of its contract for build- ing operations and mainte- nance services with the Port LEED certified projects includ- ing the Delaware Technical and Community College Energy House which award LEED Platinum certification. Robert- son is among three Emory Hill employees who are now LEED certified. Emory Hill will be working with BSA+A architects and the State of Delaware on the project, which is slated to begin this winter and be completed by the fall of 2013. The facility is being funded in part by the State of Delaware’s “Building Delaware’s Future Now Fund” according to Mau- reen Rozanski of BSA+A. ■
Authority Trans-Hudson’s (PATH’s) MacMillian Bloedel Building through the upcom- ing year. The contract, valued at over $1.2 million includes the PATH’s MacMillan Bloedel Building, Train Control Center and Storage Building located in Jersey City. As part of the contract, GSH provides a team of on-site skilled personnel for the provi- sion of operations and main- tenance of the building sys- tems, equipment, facilities and structure. This includes the provision of licensed building engineers and electricians, as well as support staff. LOUDOUN CTY., VA — Corbelis has been named the development manager for Willowsford, a master planned community. Garrett Solomon founder of Corbelis has been integral to the vision for Willowsford and led the project’s acquisi- tion, the creation of the local development team and the subsequent planning and development effort. Pat Fox , managing mem- ber of Rockpoint noted that, although the development manager is changing, the people behind it are not. “The complete continuity in lead-
In total, GSH holds three operations and maintenance contracts with the Port Author- ity. In addition to the MacMil- lan Bloedel Building, GSH also provides services to the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey’s 100 Academy St. in Jersey City. Reed Ell , director of opera- tions at GSH Group said, “At GSH, we believe the key to customer retention is deliver- ing first-class service. We are proud that the Port Authority Trans-Hudson has renewed our contract, and we will con- tinue to put customer service first.” ■ ership ensures Willowsford’s growth and development will stay on the same steady course.” “Willowsford could have easily been developed as just another subdivision. Instead it is an example of unique community develop- ment taking the longer-term perspective. With Corbelis’ leadership and on the ground experience, Willowsford will continue to be an example of real estate development in- novation and success,” said Brian Cullen president of the local Corbelis team. ■
Willowsford names Corbelis development manager
Emory Hill to begin construction on Ferris School multi-purpose bldg.
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