This project consisted of building five courtrooms with very intricate, detailed woodwork. Where the five courtrooms were built-the existing area was demoed to the bare structure. The five courtrooms included U.S. District Courtrooms one and two, a Grand Jury Courtroom, Judges chambers one, two, and three, Magistrates Chambers, Conference room, Jury assembly rooms, law clerk offices, Bankruptcy courtroom, U. S. Magistrates courtroom, three law libraries and clerk of court area. We made required structural changes to the building to install a dumbwaiter for transporting documents from one floor to another. We installed totally new HVAC, plumbing, security, duress, sound, and electrical systems along with all-new finishes. In addition, we installed a new prisoner elevator and two new holding cells.

General Service Administration
West Palm, Florida
$1,770,344.00
7,100 sq ft
Completion date: October 12, 1994

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The Macon, Georgia Federal Building/Courthouse renovation required several different tasks.

Some of these tasks include the following:

• exterior stone restoration and painting
• renovation to the clay tile roof
• renovated and added to ornamental plaster
• cleaning of historical marble stairs
• additions of some elaborate woodwork
• stripping and re-staining interior woodwork
• removing and replacing plaster ceilings
• cutting and resetting marble
• sprinkler and fire alarm upgrade
• removal and replacement of coppercoping at roof
• removal of bricked-in windows
• installation of new wood windows
• restoration of the buildings Historical effect

General Service Administration
Macon, Georgia
$2,061,536.23
9,995 sq ft
Completion date: July 31, 1990

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This project was the renovation of the Solomon Federal Building, Post Office, and Courthouse. Our favorite part of this project was the restoration of a historic canvas painting, which resides on the wall of the Court Room. There were many different tasks included in the project. Some of these tasks were the complete renovation of Electrical, Fire Alarm, HVAC, Plumbing, and addition of Fire Sprinklers. This project also included construction of a new roof and cleaning the marble walls and silver gilding of the main lobby ceiling and cleaning the stone exterior.

General Service Administration
Chattanooga, Tennessee
$4,081,485.00
42,852 sq ft
Completion date: June 29, 1990

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The United States Customs House/Fire Safety Improvements in New Orleans, Louisiana required the installation of fire sprinklers to their entire building. In addition, stairways were renovated and one complete new stairway was added. Since this building is a historic building located in the New Orleans French Quarter on Canal Street, extreme measures and precautions were used in the installation of the fire sprinklers. The Historical Society required that the installation could not effect or make any changes that would be detrimental to the historical appearance of the building.

General Service Administration
New Orleans, Louisiana
$1,847,024.75
110,000 sq ft
Completion date: September 8, 1989

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Space Alterations at the Charles R. Jones Federal Building in Charlotte, North Carolina consisted of a complete new courtroom and court facilities being built. The Judge’s Suite and courtroom was constructed with white oak trim and paneling. Carmon Construction, Inc. re-finished the entire main floor of the Federal Building. During the construction of this project, the trial of Revrend Jim Baker took place in an existing courtroom at the time we were building this new courtroom. Considerable coordination was required with the courts where no noise would be made to interrupt this very high profile court trial.

General Service Administration
Charlotte, North Carolina
$635,273.00
3,960 sq ft
Completion date: July 28, 1989

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The District Court Chambers Renovation at the U.S. Post Office/Courthouse/Custom House in Louisville, Kentucky consisted of Carmon Construction, Inc. building two new judge’s suites. Building material used for the trim and paneling was American Black Walnut. Carmon Construction, Inc. also added a considerable amount of HVAC equipment.

General Service Administration
Louisville, Kentucky
$371,064.00
3,100 sq ft
Completion date: November 23, 1988

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Fire Safety Improvements at the Federal Building/Courthouse in Monroe, Louisiana consisted of new sprinklers in the entire courthouse, a new exterior stairway on the rear of the building and modernization to stairways throughout the building. A new fire alarm system was also installed.

General Service Administration
Monroe, Louisiana
$270,500.00
2,300 sq ft
Completion date: June 16, 1988

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Remodeling and Expansion of Existing Facilities of the U. S. Army Foreign Science and Technology Center in Charlottesville, Virginia consisted of painting, new floors, ceilings and security modernization. This project required very close coordination with the Army staff. This area was a high security area. Before workers were allowed to enter work areas in the building a lot of high security, sensitive materials had to be covered. All workers were escorted at all times.

General Service Administration
Charlottesville, Virginia
$241,568.47
2,700 sq ft
Completion date: December 22, 1987

Complete project listing available upon request.