Project Name:	EAST ORANGE - DISTRICT WIDE SCHOOL EXPANSION PROGRAM
Project Address:	East Orange, NJ
Program Contract Amount:	$27,407,867
Project Executive:	Mark D. Hall
Project Manager:	Scott V. Hall/Joseph Isdanavage
Executive Supervisors:	Roy Ralph / Joe Petrella
Owner's Name/Contact Person:	East Orange Board of Education - Everett Jennings, CCE
Owner's Address:	715 Park Avenue, East Orange, NJ 07017
Owner's Phone/Fax Numbers:	Phone: 973-266-5761 / Fax: 973-266-5854
Architect's Name/Contact Person:	.Mr. David Chase
Architect's Phone/Fax Numbers:	Phone: 609-577-0304
Description of Project:	HART MIDDLE SCHOOL Design/Build emergency stabilization of exterior walls/foundations and underpinning Phased while occupied Double crews during summer months Complete renovation and addition to this 170,000 sq.ft., 3 school complex New reception lobby and theatre/stage/control room New gymnasium and athletic equipment New kitchens and cafeterias (2) New classrooms and administrative offices (26) Existing classrooms renovated (40) Restored exterior brick masonry, brick replacement/repointing Extensive site utilities and landscaping ADA upgrades Project completed five months ahead of schedule *RECONSTRUCTION OF MARTEN'S STADIUM/PAUL B. ROBISON STADIUM* Selective Removal of Trees Demolition of existing structures Regraded site contours Extensive underground utilities and track/field drainage systems 10,000 seat Grandstand facilities Locker rooms, restrooms, food service, mechanical rooms New press box and elevator All handicap accessible Regulation size football field; astroturf surface Rubberized perimeter running track and field events area Extensive landscaping and parking facilities Project completed one month ahead of Schedule *ASHLAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL* Overall new site construction and building construction New 100,000 sq. ft. elementary school Steel frame with concrete decks, three stories All masonry exterior and interior New gymnasium New Cafeteria and full service kitchen Reception/lobby area Thirty (30) new classrooms New baseball field and activities areas Paved sports/play yard Substantial landscaping Rehabilitation of existing roadways adjacent to school Project completed one month ahead of schedule *ALTHEA GIBSON EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION ACADEMY* 22,000 sq. ft. state of the art steel and masonry facility Accented by large glazed curtain walls and clearstory windows An award winning facility featuring a plethora of building materials and textures in bold and primary colors to peak a child's interest and senses 10 large multi-functional activity/classrooms with toilet rooms Each classroom pair interconnected by a carpeted, light-filled, stepped story-telling area Fully equipped nurse's station Separate Guidance Counseling and Testing wing Glazed curtain wall multi-purpose room Multi-purpose room has all-purpose flooring for athletic play or cafeteria use Kitchen and an equipped stage area is connected to the multi-purpose room Project completed within 5 months on a super-accelerated schedule
Program Completion:	March 2002

Project Name:

EAST ORANGE - DISTRICT WIDE SCHOOL EXPANSION PROGRAM

Project Address:

East Orange, NJ

Program Contract Amount:

$27,407,867

Project Executive:

Mark D. Hall

Project Manager:

Scott V. Hall/Joseph Isdanavage

Executive Supervisors:

Roy Ralph / Joe Petrella

Owner's Name/Contact Person:

East Orange Board of Education - Everett Jennings, CCE

Owner's Address:

715 Park Avenue, East Orange, NJ 07017

Owner's Phone/Fax Numbers:

Phone: 973-266-5761 / Fax: 973-266-5854

Architect's Name/Contact Person:

.Mr. David Chase

Architect's Phone/Fax Numbers:

Phone: 609-577-0304

Description of Project:

HART MIDDLE SCHOOL

Design/Build emergency stabilization of exterior walls/foundations and underpinning
Phased while occupied
Double crews during summer months
Complete renovation and addition to this 170,000 sq.ft., 3 school complex
New reception lobby and theatre/stage/control room
New gymnasium and athletic equipment
New kitchens and cafeterias (2)
New classrooms and administrative offices (26)
Existing classrooms renovated (40)
Restored exterior brick masonry, brick replacement/repointing
Extensive site utilities and landscaping
ADA upgrades
Project completed five months ahead of schedule

RECONSTRUCTION OF MARTEN'S STADIUM/PAUL B. ROBISON STADIUM

Selective Removal of Trees
Demolition of existing structures
Regraded site contours
Extensive underground utilities and track/field drainage systems
10,000 seat Grandstand facilities
Locker rooms, restrooms, food service, mechanical rooms
New press box and elevator
All handicap accessible
Regulation size football field; astroturf surface
Rubberized perimeter running track and field events area
Extensive landscaping and parking facilities
Project completed one month ahead of Schedule

ASHLAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

Overall new site construction and building construction
New 100,000 sq. ft. elementary school
Steel frame with concrete decks, three stories
All masonry exterior and interior
New gymnasium
New Cafeteria and full service kitchen
Reception/lobby area
Thirty (30) new classrooms
New baseball field and activities areas
Paved sports/play yard
Substantial landscaping
Rehabilitation of existing roadways adjacent to school
Project completed one month ahead of schedule

ALTHEA GIBSON EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION ACADEMY

22,000 sq. ft. state of the art steel and masonry facility
Accented by large glazed curtain walls and clearstory windows
An award winning facility featuring a plethora of building materials and textures in bold and primary colors to peak a child's interest and senses
10 large multi-functional activity/classrooms with toilet rooms
Each classroom pair interconnected by a carpeted, light-filled, stepped story-telling area
Fully equipped nurse's station
Separate Guidance Counseling and Testing wing
Glazed curtain wall multi-purpose room
Multi-purpose room has all-purpose flooring for athletic play or cafeteria use
Kitchen and an equipped stage area is connected to the multi-purpose room
Project completed within 5 months on a super-accelerated schedule

Program Completion:

March 2002