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Posted: January 15, 2016
Mass. Chapter of ABC Excellence in Construction Awards - Windover Construction
Brookwood School -Manchester, MAManchester, MA The Massachusetts Chapter of Associated Builders and Contractors congratulates Windover Construction, Inc. for receiving the Eagle Award at the 23rd annual Excellence in Construction Awards for their outstanding work on Brookwood School located in Manchester, Mass.
The Eagle Award recognizes the overall excellence in project execution, craftsmanship, safety, innovative elements and challenges, and client satisfaction. Windover Construction took home the Eagle Award, representing the pinnacle of achievement, for its work on the Brookwood School. Following a true Design/Build approach for this fast-track, multiple phased project, Windover performed preconstruction and construction of this 26,000 s/f wood framed and structural steel facility. Construction took place in two phases and finished nearly 3 months early. Phase 1 included building four new classrooms and providing a temporary drop-off and pick-up area. Phase 2 began with the demolition of the vacated kindergarten and first-grade wing for infill construction. Phase 2 added new first through third grade classrooms (a total of nine new classrooms), a large atrium “town square” area, renovations to the existing kitchen and server, and construction of a new 220-seat dining hall with vaulted ceilings.
Windover Construction is a privately-held construction management firm focusing on building spaces that create positive and memorable experiences for their clients. They have a talented and ambitious team, a well earned reputation, and have gained local and national recognition and awards. Their team endeavors to make building personal and to deliver exceptional projects. They provide comprehensive preconstruction planning, estimating, design/build, and construction management services for a diverse portfolio of clients.
The Massachusetts Chapter of Associated Builders and Contractors is the largest construction trade association in the Commonwealth, representing some 400 local general contractor, subcontractor, and supplier and associate companies. These companies employ more than 20,000 workers throughout Massachusetts.
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