GSA Awards Hill International Three Contracts to Manage Office Modernizations, Renovations, and Consolidations in Columbus, OH, Woodlawn, MD, and Indianapolis, IN
Hill International (NYSE:HIL) has secured three contracts with the General Services Administration (GSA) to oversee construction and renovation projects across various locations. These projects include managing the U.S. Bankruptcy Court consolidation in Columbus, OH, and the renovation of the CMS Headquarters in Woodlawn, MD, along with roof and façade upgrades at the Bean Federal Center in Indianapolis, IN. These contracts underscore Hill's long-standing relationship with GSA and its commitment to providing efficient and modern facilities.
- Awarded three contracts from GSA, expanding project management opportunities.
- The USBC project involves consolidation into a modernized 26,000 SF office space.
- Construction supports CMS's goal of staff consolidation, improving operational efficiency.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa. and COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 03, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Hill International (NYSE:HIL), the global leader in managing construction risk, announced today it was awarded three contracts by the General Services Administration (GSA) to manage the U.S. Bankruptcy Court (USBC) consolidation into the John W. Bricker Building in Columbus, OH; Phase 2 of Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) Headquarters Consolidation in Woodlawn, MD; and the renovation and repair of the roof and façade system for the Bean Federal Center in Indianapolis, IN.
The USBC project will allow the Court to leave its current 51,000 SF leased space in Columbus, OH, for 26,000 SF of newly renovated and modernized offices in the John W. Bricker Federal Building, located directly across the street from the USBC’s current space. Work will involve the construction of new courtrooms, a new security office, three chambers, clerk space, and related support spaces. Hill will provide construction management, building assessment, estimating, and scheduling support for the project.
The CMS Headquarters consolidation program is being delivered in multiple project phases. Phase 1, where Hill is currently assisting GSA and CMS, began construction in February 2021. Phase 2 is now ready to commence design and will start construction in 2022. The 57.4-acre CMS campus comprises four primary buildings totaling nearly 1 million SF, parking for almost 3,000 cars, and various related infrastructure components. This program will allow CMS to consolidate staff on this federally owned and operated property. Hill will continue to provide construction management support for the consolidation.
The Major General Emmet J. Bean Federal Center renovation and repair will upgrade two thirds of the 1.8 million SF facility’s roof system, as well as address façade system issues. Details of the work include replacing rooftop cooling towers, installation of new, breathable elastomeric surface coating for the facade, and new window sealants. Hill will provide construction management and commissioning services for the project.
“Hill’s history with GSA goes back decades,” says Hill International Senior Vice President and Regional Manager Vic Spinabelli, PE, LEED AP. “We look forward to continuing this relationship on these latest projects.”
Hill International Chief Executive Officer Raouf Ghali said of the three awards, “Even before the pandemic, GSA recognized the need for more efficient and more cost-effective facilities for its facility end-users. Modernized, consolidated spaces increase staff retention, reduce overhead, and improve sustainability.”
About Hill International
Hill International, with more than 2,700 professionals in 69 offices worldwide, provides program management, project management, construction management, facilities management, and other consulting services to clients in a variety of market sectors. Engineering News-Record magazine recently ranked Hill as the eighth-largest construction management firm in the United States. For more information on Hill, please visit our website at www.hillintl.com.
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