This major multi-phase Bond project for the Brewster School District included Additions and Alterations to the HH Wells Middle School. The project was split into two phase for funding purposes. The first phase which consisted of an air conditioned addition was started first. The second phase, consisting of major renovations and infrastructure improvements, began while the first was in construction. The 2 phases were completed concurrently.
This project included new, state-of-the-art Science, Library, Administration and Kitchen/Cafeteria additions as well as substantial renovations to existing areas. Also included in the project was substantial replacement of mechanical and electrical infrastructure including new electric and gas services, a new boiler plant and a new central chilled water plant.
This project included the construction of a 3, 600 sq.ft. addition to house a new boiler plant and electric switchgear room. The purpose of the project was to replace these vital building systems, which had been damaged repeatedly due to flooding, and relocated them well above flood level.
This complex, phased project was completed in 2011, on-time and within budget. The new boiler plant employed ultra-high efficiency boilers which yielded a substantial energy savings to the district.
Project Estimate: $3,822,000
Accepted Low Bids: $3,307,479
Contact: Mr. Michael Lee, Superintendent of Facilities
(914) 395-0514
We have a long standing relationship with the Dobbs Ferry Union Free School District. Through the years we have performed Master Plans, Additions, Alterations and Renovations to all of the buildings in the district. While the occupants of the buildings change from year to year, the buildings themselves must consistently function. They must be maintained and renewed over time. We enjoy the challenge of helping the district meet the changing needs of the educational process with infrastructure that is always up to the task.
East Ramapo CSD is another district with whom we enjoy a longstanding relationship. We have performed boiler replacement projects as well as renovations and electrical upgrades over the past several years.
The current project is an emergency project to replace a multi-zone air handling unit that serves more than half of the Elmwood Elementary School. This fast track project is currently in construction just two months after the unit failed.
Contact: Mr. Mark Byrne, Chief Mechanical Technician
(845) 577-6480
This project was made possible by NYSERDA Funding. Detailed energy models were developed for each building using D.O.E. E-Quest Software. Each building was surveyed to evaluate its condition. Potential energy saving upgrades were applied to the models and payback periods were calculated. A Master Report was then generated and presented at Public School Board meetings. The School Board will select those upgrades that will be implemented.
Elmsford Union Free School District in Westchester, NY is one of the many school districts with whom we enjoy a longstanding relationship. We have had the pleasure of working with the Elmsford UFSD on Additions and Alterations projects, Renovations projects, Feasibility Studies, Boiler Replacements, Electric Service Upgrades, Fuel Oil Tank Replacements and New York State Education Department mandated Building Conditions Surveys.
Our commitment to the long term needs of the school district while completing short term and emergency projects has served the district well.
Harrison Central School District is one of our oldest clients. One of our first commissions in 1972 was the renovation of Parson Memorial School. Through the years we have performed Master Plans, Additions, Alterations and Renovations to all of the buildings in the district.
While the occupants of the buildings change from year to year, the buildings themselves must consistently function. They must be maintained and renewed over time. We enjoy the challenge of helping the district meet the changing needs of the educational process with infrastructure that is always up to the task.
We have enjoyed a longstanding relationship with the Ossining UFSD. Over the years we have worked on many capital and bond projects including additions, alterations, field projects, fuel oil tank replacements, boiler conversions and emergency generator replacements.
The current bond project includes Additions and alterations as well as boiler replacements at 4 of the 5 District buildings. The Energy Performance Contract will replace the 5th boiler plant. Between the Bond and recent and ongoing Capital Projects, all of the District’s emergency generators will also be replaced.
Contact: Mr. Ken Waldron, Director of School Facilities
(914)941-7700
This project was made possible by NYSERDA Funding. Detailed energy models were developed for each building using D.O.E. E-Quest Software. Each building was surveyed to evaluate its condition. Potential energy saving upgrades were applied to the models and payback periods were calculated. A Master Report was then generated and presented at Public School Board meetings. The School Board will select those upgrades that will be implemented.
One of the few truly sustainable school buildings in New York State, this $35,000,000 project started in 2007 and was completed in 2009. It included geothermal HVAC, high efficiency lighting with daylighting controls, solar domestic hot water generation, super high efficiency back-up boiler for redundancy, green roofs, low VOC finishes, sustainable wood and fabric products and many other “green” features. This building would have qualified for LEED Gold Certification if the project were filed with the USGBC.
One of our many successful projects for the Valhalla School District is this beautiful low rise building set on park-like grounds. A truly inviting and comfortable space for its K-12 students.
This project will make the building, where the 21st Century’s future technology innovators are taught, as advanced as the subject matter.
While LEED Certification will not be sought, the project includes many sustainable features. These include high efficiency heating and cooling plants, energy recovery ventilation, state-of-the art temperature controls and high efficiency lighting.
One of many successful projects completed for the White Plains Public School District, this project included new, state-of-the-art Science, Library, Administration and Kitchen/Cafeteria additions, as well as substantial renovations to existing areas and replacement of mechanical and electrical infrastructure.
The Yonkers Public School District in Westchester, NY is the fourth largest school district in the state. Since our firm’s inception we have had the pleasure of working with the Yonkers Public Schools on Additions and Alterations projects, Renovations projects, Feasibility Studies, Boiler Replacements, Electric Service Upgrades, Emergency Generator and Lighting Upgrades and New York State Education Department mandated Building Conditions Surveys. Those surveys have been critical in identifying and addressing ongoing infrastructure needs for the oldest average school building stock in the country. Our commitment to the long term needs of the school district while completing short term and emergency projects has served the district well.