dck worldwide pursues government projects on both a local and national basis. Projects have included new construction, adaptive reuse, renovations of historic structures, and projects with multiple prime contractors. Recent contracts with the federal government have included public buildings, courthouses, and other projects for the General Services Administration (GSA). Our participation in these projects has enabled us to develop a comprehensive understanding of specific design elements and costs for federal office buildings and courthouses. In addition, our employees have built facilities for other government agencies, such as the recent Fairfax County Courthouse and new State Police Barracks near Pittsburgh.

A.J. Celebrezze Federal Building mouse over photos to view

MARKET > Government NAME: A.J. Celebrezze Federal Building LOCATION: Cleveland, OH OWNER: General Services Administration Serving as construction manager as constructor for the modernization of the A.J. Celebrezze Federal Building. This 32-story, 1,462,628 gross sf office tower, built in 1966 in downtown Cleveland, remains fully occupied during construction. Responsibilities include the installation of a new fire life safety system, re-design and re-construction of the exterior building plaza, upgrade of the existing HVAC system, and installation of a new building automation system. This project recently achieved VPP (Voluntary Protection Programs) status, an OSHA merit program.

*Project completed by Dick Corporation. See company overview.

Fairfax County Courthouse mouse over photos to view

MARKET > Government NAME: Fairfax County Courthouse LOCATION: Fairfax, VA OWNER: County of Fairfax General contractor for the construction of the new five-story, 316,000 sf courthouse along with renovations of nine of the existing courtrooms in the Jennings Judicial Center building that total 230,000 sf. The new building provides 14 new courtrooms plus two additional shell spaces for future conversion. Our work includes selective demolition, site utilities, earthwork, landscaping, concrete, masonry, structural and miscellaneous steel, and interior finishes, to name a few. The existing facility remains in operation throughout the construction process – a major challenge with coordinating and interfacing with the city, county, and state officials to ensure that their needs are being met and that safe access to the courthouse and site are available.

*Project completed by Dick Corporation. See company overview.

Historic Renovation of Howard M. Metzenbaum U.S. Courthouse mouse over photos to view

MARKET > Government NAME: Historic Renovation of Howard M. Metzenbaum U.S. Courthouse LOCATION: Cleveland, OH OWNER: General Services Administration The courthouse facility, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, is one of the most significant structures in Cleveland’s downtown cityscape. As the construction manager as constructor, provided pre-construction and construction services while successfully coordinating the integration of all the new amenities into the historic fabric of the building. Renovation and modernization of the five-story, 238,000 sf building involved the preservation of two ceremonial courtrooms for historical significance; restoration of public spaces; space alterations and demolition; replacement of HVAC, plumbing, fire protection, life safety, lighting and electrical systems; and elevators. The LEED certified building is the recipient of multiple awards including: the 2006 GSA Citation Preservation Design Award, the 2006 Honor Award from AIA Cleveland; the 2004 GSA Environmental Award, Recycling Category; and the 2004 OSHA Voluntary Protection Program STAR Status Award.

*Project completed by Dick Corporation. See company overview.

New Federal Courthouse mouse over photos to view

MARKET > Government NAME: New Federal Courthouse LOCATION: Fresno, CA OWNER: General Services Administration General contractor, as part of a joint venture, for the construction of this courthouse facility. During the first six months of the project, also provided design assist and pre-construction services. The nine-story, 440,000 sf building is the tallest structure in the city with a public conference center housed on the top floor to afford visitors a view stretching to the Sierra. The building houses 14 courtrooms, chambers, and offices and has underground parking that accommodates approximately 111 vehicles. The project was honored by the 2006 GSA Honor Award and the 2004 GSA 6th Annual Construction and Demolition Waste Management Award.

*Project completed by Dick Corporation. See company overview.