MBP provided construction management support for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers BRAC 133 Washington Headquarters Services Integrated Program office. This design-build project consisted of one 17-story and one 15-story office building (1.5 million total square feet supporting 6,400 relocated Department of Defense employees), two parking structures, remote delivery facility, remote inspection facility, and transportation… Read More

MBP’s design phase services included cost management, estimating, constructibility reviews, commissioning, coordination of meetings, tracking compliance for LEED certification, and project scheduling. Construction phase services included project management, daily on-site construction management services, total cost management, and commissioning. This 598,268-gross-square-foot historic federal courthouse is occupied by the U.S. Bankruptcy Court, the Offices of the U.S…. Read More

Under two indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contracts, MBP provided on-site construction management and construction inspection services, design review and procurement phase support, and commissioning services. Projects included renovating two of the six courthouse ceilings, 2,400 square feet each in the federal building, replacing four existing air handling units, and a phased lobby expansion and lighting upgrade project…. Read More

MBP provided construction management services from design through construction closeout including design development coordination, constructibility reviews, construction management, cost estimates, quality control, on-site project management and inspection, cost and change order management, and project closeout. The project included the demolition of the 50,000-square-foot existing plaza to expose the existing structure, provision of a temporary waterproofing… Read More

MBP provided procurement phase construction management services to GSA for Phase IV of the 11-year Arnow Courthouse renovation. This project consisted of additions to and alteration of portions of the site and existing second floor of the Winston E. Arnow U.S. Courthouse. The work provided newly finished and re-configured spaces appropriate for their intended usage dealing… Read More

MBP provided full-time, on-site supervision and project management services.  The project involved the complete restoration of a 180 year-old stone bridge. The double-arched, stone bridge with a humped back was built between 1810 and 1830 when the Snickers Gap Turnpike was being constructed. The bridge was dismantled and reassembled stone-by-stone.

MBP provided complete construction management and inspection services including quality assurance, quality control, maintenance of traffic, erosion and sediment control compliance, and extensive CPM schedule review. MBP worked with the contractor to develop enhancements to the construction phasing which resulted in significant schedule improvement. Prior to construction, MBP developed pre-bid CPM schedules and performed constructibility review… Read More

As part of the program management team, MBP provided assistance to VDOT with independent review and evaluation of contractual documents prior to VDOT executing the comprehensive agreement with the design-build team. Analysis included cost estimating, review of technical requirements, quality assurance program requirements, and other contractual language. During the design and construction phases, MBP provided… Read More

MBP provided part-time clerk of the works services, working in collaboration with VDOT staff, the consultant architect, and the developer, through the pre-construction, construction, and construction closeout phases. The project involved the renovation of an existing three-story unoccupied office building and upgrades to the existing parking lot. The existing building, which was converted to VDOT’s… Read More

MBP provided on-site construction management and inspection services including contract management, documentation control, CPM scheduling, and other support services. The project involved the replacement of an existing 3,000-foot continuous beam bridge on Route 147 Huguenot Road, over the James River, CSXT Railroad, Kanawha Canal, and forested wetlands. Phased construction required the new bridge to be constructed… Read More