GREYHAWK completes $24m high school project.

GREYHAWK announced that the firm has recently completed the Moorestown High School Additions and Renovation project for the Moorestown Township Public School District.

This phased construction assignment will include seven separate additions, totaling 132,000 square feet, to the Moorestown High School, located at 803 North Stanwick Road in Moorestown, NJ, along with renovations throughout the existing 2-story building. The project had an overall construction cost of approximately $24 million.

The challenging project required renovation work to be completed over three separate summer recesses, and had to be closely coordinated with the new construction. As new construction spaces were opened, students and staff were able to swing into these new spaces, allowing substantial renovation work to be performed. The project was recently awarded the Construction Management Association of America (CMAA) Mid-Atlantic Region "Project of the Year" in the category of Schools over $10 million.

According to Gary Berman, President and CEO of the firm, "GREYHAWK is proud to have been part of this complex, successful renovation and new construction project for Moorestown High School. Our team provided full-time, on-site project management services and was fully invested in minimizing impact on teachers and students when school was in session."

GREYHAWK's project personnel were also responsible for cost estimating, constructability reviews, development of the overall phasing plan, development of the overall project budget, management of construction bidding and award of contracts.

Key GREYHAWK professionals involved in the project included Chuck Romanoli, Robert Notley and Chris Becica.