Public Projects

In general, the work consists of: Central Wisconsin Center for the Developmentally Disabled (CWC) located in Madison is operated by the Department of Health Services’ (DHS) Division of Care and Treatment Services (DCTS).

In general, the work consists of: modernization of five hydraulic elevators in four buildings on the University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee campus: Holton Hall, Johnston Hall, Pearse Hall and Zelazo Hall. The work includes upgrades to HVAC and electrical systems serving the elevators.

In general, the work consists of: the renovation and expansion of the Sports and Fitness Center built in 1963 at the University of Wisconsin – Stout. A building addition will be constructed on the west side of the facility and will house a new strength training and cardio space. The west entrance plaza will be renovated to include outdoor seating and an outdoor fitness patio. The addition will be served with a new mechanical penthouse. The interior of the existing facility will be renovated to include a new welcome desk, exercise studios, a large multi-purpose court space, new locker rooms for men’s and women’s athletic team sports, universal locker rooms for general student and staff use, new visting team locker rooms, new officials locker room, new laundry room, and new Rec staff offices. Asbestos abatement will be performed, as necessary. New telecommunication rooms will be constructed. The fire alarm and smoke detection system will be replaced and augmented as needed to meet current code requirements. A new automatic sprinkler system will be installed in the building addition.

Sugar Camp Elementary includes two additions, multipurpose space, new classroom bathrooms, mechanical room, secured entry with waiting and new office space. Three Lakes School will have a remodeled Elementary Main Office, High School Main Office, and Administration Main Offices along with secure main entrances and front canopy.

In general,the work consists of renovating the entire existing WIDA space on the 12th floor of the 13-story Educational Sciences Building at 1025 W Johnson Street, Madison. Work scope is comprised of approximately 9,500 SF.

In general, the project consists of demolition and remodeling 16,000 sf of existing offices, conference rooms, and library into new offices, conference rooms, huddle rooms, and a variety of program spaces. This includes finishing upgrades and related work to mechanical, electrical, and plumbing.

New Construction of a Fire Department Facility. Re-bidding Unit #3 - Well.

Lift Station Upgrades.

Mechanical, lighting, fire protection and ceilings renovations throughout the entire building, with new additions to include secured entries, office areas, and mechanical spaces, and limited interior remodel. Site civil improvements to include new underground utilities, drainage systems, reworked parking lot base, new paving, curbs and sidewalks.

In general, the work consists of: This project repairs the building envelope of the central heating plant.