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“The care taken by Lewis Contractors—their project manager, superintendent and assistant superintendents – to hold to the intent of the contract documents is commendable, and the craftsmanship and workmanship they demanded and received from the subcontractors on this project was truly appreciated.” - David R. McCracken, Retired Senior Project Manager, Construction Services, Towson University

Award winning construction management and general contracting since 1966.

At Lewis, we love to build. It’s what we do. For over 50 years, our passion for building has Lewis Contractors engaged in myriad academic, institutional, restoration, industrial, and commercial projects. Delivering a tradition of excellence, innovative thinking, and attention to detail to each and every project, Lewis brings value to its partnerships by applying its half-century of knowledge and expertise from the design phase to the ribbon-cutting and beyond.

Having worked with some of the region’s most respected institutions, Lewis has created a robust portfolio of high-profile projects and has flourished over the years by enjoying the greatest compliment its clients could bestow repeat business.

What else sets us apart?

  • We are family-owned and operated.
  • We are a responsive, mid-sized firm that gives all the services of a large construction management firm.
  • We offer the same menu of services, with the same range of resources—all backed by our reputation for exemplary service and performance.
  • We are not a national firm. We live in Maryland, we work in Maryland, and we are fully invested in our Maryland communities.
  • We have strong relationships with all sectors of the industry. Through integrity of action, we have forged strong, repeat relationships with owners, owners’ representatives, designers, subcontractors and suppliersthroughout Maryland. Craftsmen throughout the state are familiar with our excellent reputation, and they are eager to do their best work for us.
  • Our project managers have long tenures. As a firm, we have a wealth of institutional knowledge. Our project managers each have, on average, 15 or more years of experience in the building trades managing projects.
  • Company-wide average tenure is 15 years for our nearly 60 associates.
  • All of our project managers are estimators in their own right. They typically estimate their own projects and manage each project from preconstruction through construction, until the close of the project, lending continuity to a project, and providing an owner with one point of contact throughout project delivery.
  • Our project superintendents and field personnel are craftsmen who have been exposed to a variety of projects and conditions. They know how to solve problems quickly and effectively.
  • Our self-performance capability provides greater flexibility in the completion of building forensic examination, select demolition, rough and finish carpentry, concrete work, installation of miscellaneous items, specialty work, and general conditions labor. We regularly leverage our relationships with sister companies Stewart & Tate, Inc. and Riley Welding & Fabricating, opening the door to self-performance capabilities in the fields of sitework, rigging, millwrighting, large and complex concrete foundations, and custom and specialty metal fabrication.
  • The majority of our portfolio is repeat business. We are often called upon to expand on our projects and take them into the next stage or phase of the owner’s vision. Lewis approaches every project as a
    relationship to be nurtured and returned to as our services are needed. And because of our workforce’s extraordinary length of service, we are often able to assign the same people who were originally attached to the project. Repeat clients include the Archdiocese of Baltimore, the Johns Hopkins University, University of Maryland—Baltimore, McDaniel College, Towson University, Howard Community College, the Johns Hopkins Health System, Lifebridge Health, Sheppard Pratt Health Systems, the Gilman School, Friends School of Baltimore, the Beth Tfiloh Congregation and Schools, the Boys Latin School, and many others.
  • We are on the forefront of the new technologies that are revolutionizing construction. These technologies include Building Information Modeling (BIM)–a series of innovative 3D visualization programs that identify and help circumvent potential problems early in the construction process, as well as the extensive use of Mobile Management Software in the field. On many of its projects, Lewis employs digital tablets such as iPads, each equipped with specialized, cloud-based software that permits users to access document libraries, conduct QA/QC, safety, and commissioning checklists, and monitor and track issues or questions that may arise in the field. Together, these technologies provide real and tangible benefits, dramatically improving communication among project stakeholders, enhancing overall coordination and project management, and streamlining the construction processes.

    • Awards

    “…the extraordinary work Lewis Contractors successfully executed in support of the renovations to one of Baltimore’s true architectural masterpieces. I cannot emphasize how vital the Lewis Contractors team was to the success of the project.” - Tom Liebel, FAIA, LEED Fellow, Walters Art Museum—1 West Mt. Vernon Place

    Providing exceptional service to our clients is first and foremost in our minds. Over the years, we have been recognized for the work we’ve done, and we are grateful and honored to have received
    so many awards across many categories. Here’s a brief sampling…

    AIA Awards
    Associated Builders and Contractors | National Excellence In Construction Awards
    Associated Builders and Contractors-Baltimore Chapter | Excellence In Construction Awards
    Associated Builders And Contractors | Safety Training And Evaluation Process (Step) Awards
    Baltimore Heritage | Preservation and Sustainable Building Awards
    Building Congress & Exchange | Craftsmanship Awards
    Cal Ripken, Sr. Foundation
    Historic Annapolis
    Maryland Historical Trust | Preservation Award
    Maryland Minority Contractors Association
    Preservation Alliance of Baltimore County
    Preservation Maryland
    U.S. Green Building Council
    U.S. Tennis Association

    Awards

    AIA Awards

    • 2009 – Baltimore Basilica of the Assumption, Baltimore, MD
    • 2013 – Everyman Theatre, Baltimore, MD
    • 2013 – Everyman Theatre, Baltimore, MD | Excellence in Historic Preservation
    • 2015 –  Mt. Vernon Place Conservancy Washington Monument | Excellence in Historic Preservation
    • 2015 – Contractor of the Year

    Associated Builders and Contractors | National Excellence In Construction Awards

    • 1993 – Monticello Restoration, Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation, Charlottesville, VA
    • 1995 – Woodbrook Brown Memorial Presbyterian Church, Baltimore, MD
    • 1998 – St. Vincent de Paul Church, Interior Restoration, Baltimore, MD
    • 2004 – Lovely Lane Church, Sanctuary Restoration, Baltimore, MD
    • 2004 – DoMa Gallery & Guest Quarters, Hampstead, MD
    • 2016 – Mt. Vernon Place Conservancy Washington Monument

    Associated Builders and Contractors-Baltimore Chapter | Excellence In Construction Awards

    • 1985 – The Johns Hopkins University, Homewood House Restoration, Baltimore, MD
    • 1986 – St. Patrick’s Church, Fire Restoration, Baltimore, MD
    • 1987 – The Johns Hopkins Club Additions & Renovations, Baltimore, MD
    • 1987 – Koons Lincoln Mercury Dealership, Owings Mills, MD
    • 1987 – Garrison Forest School Library, Garrison, MD
    • 1989 – The Johns Hopkins University, Evergreen House Restoration, Baltimore, MD
    • 1991 – Brightwood Retirement Condominium Community, Lutherville, MD
    • 1991 – Rolling Road Golf Club, Club House, Catonsville, MD
    • 1992 – Monticello Restoration, Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation, Charlottesville, VA
    • 1992 – St. John the Evangelist Church Restoration & Addition, Ellicott City, MD
    • 1992 – St. Paul’s Schools, Ward Arts Center,  Lutherville, MD
    • 1993 – Sacred Heart Church, Glyndon, MD
    • 1994 – Woodbrook Brown Memorial Presbyterian Church, Baltimore, MD
    • 1994 – Copper Ridge Elderly Care Facility, Fairhaven Retirement Community, Sykeville, MD
    • 1995 – Baltimore Country Club, Swimming Pool Complex, Lutherville, MD
    • 1996 – First Evangelical Lutheran Church, Ellicott City, MD
    • 1996 – St. Paul’s School for Boys, Chapel, Lutherville, MD
    • 1996 – Weinberg Foundation Headquarters Building, Owings Mills, MD
    • 1997 – North Arundel Hospital, Sub-Acute Wing, Glen Burnie, MD
    • 1997 – Baltimore Country Club, Five Farms Golf House, Lutherville, MD
    • 1997 – St. Vincent de Paul Church, Interior Restoration, Baltimore, MD
    • 1998 – Loyola College Graduate Center, Timonium, MD
    • 1998 – Sacred Heart Chapel, Glyndon, MD
    • 1999 – Johns Hopkins Hospital, CMSC-4th Floor, Baltimore, MD
    • 1999 – Western Maryland College, Levine Hall Addition, Westminster, MD
    • 1999 – Western Maryland College, Science Building, Westminster, MD
    • 2000 – Loyola College Fitness & Aquatic Center, Baltimore, MD
    • 2000 – St. Ignatius Church Restoration, Baltimore, MD
    • 2001 – McDaniel College, Old Lewis Hall Renovation, Westminster, MD
    • 2001 – Johns Hopkins University, Open Space Implementation Phase I, Baltimore, MD
    • 2002 – Roland Park Pedestrian Bridges, Baltimore, MD
    • 2002 – Gilman School, Carey Hall Restoration, Baltimore, MD
    • 2002 – St. Thomas Church, Parish House Renovation, Garrison, MD
    • 2003 – DoMa Gallery & Guest Quarters, Hampstead, MD
    • 2003 – Friends School, Zamoiski Alumni Center, Baltimore, MD
    • 2003 – Lovely Lane Church, Sanctuary Restoration, Baltimore, MD
    • 2003 – Mercy High School, Auditorium and Classrooms, Towson, MD
    • 2003 – St. Margaret’s Church Columbarium, Annapolis, MD
    • 2003 – St. Ignatius Church and Chapel, Baltimore, MD
    • 2003 – Flag House War of 1812 and Star-Spangled Banner Museum, Baltimore, MD
    • 2004 – George Peabody Library Restoration, Baltimore, MD
    • 2005 – Friends School/Middle & Upper School Renovation, Baltimore, MD
    • 2005 – Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Sheldon Auditorium, Baltimore, MD
    • 2005 – Baltimore Clayworks, Baltimore, MD
    • 2006 – Basilica of the National Shrine of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary (the Baltimore Basilica), Baltimore, MD
    • 2006 – Prologue Offices, Pikesville, MD
    • 2007 – University Club—Towson University, Towson, MD
    • 2007 – L’Hirondelle Club Additions, Ruxton, MD
    • 2008 – McDaniel College N. Village Housing Phase II, Westminster, MD
    • 2008 – Gilman School Carey Hall Restoration and new Student Activity Center, Baltimore, MD
    • 2008 – Central Presbyterian Church Renovations/Additions (Project of the Year), Baltimore, MD
    • 2009 – Beth Tfiloh Lower School, Baltimore, MD
    • 2009 – Breast Care Center at Northwest Hospital, Baltimore, MD
    • 2009 – Gilman School Kindergarten Addition, Baltimore, MD
    • 2009 – McDaniel College, McDaniel Hall Renovations, Westminster, MD
    • 2009 – McDaniel College, Blanche Ward Hall Renovations, Westminster, MD
    • 2009 – Friends School of Baltimore, Dining Hall Addition (LEED Project of the Year), Baltimore, MD
    • 2009 – The Johns Hopkins University Founder’s Wall (Project of the Year), Baltimore, MD
    • 2010 – Boys’ Latin School Campus Wide Renovations, Towson, MD
    • 2010 – D/M Private Residence
    • 2010 – Beth Tfiloh Administrative Office Additions, Baltimore, MD
    • 2010 – First and Franklin Street Presbyterian Church, Baltimore, MD
    • 2011 – Howard Community College Parking Garage No. 2, Columbia, MD
    • 2011 – Second Presbyterian Church, Baltimore, MD
    • 2011 – UMBC Campus Access, Parking, Walkway, and Wayfinding, Baltimore, MD
    • 2011 – St. Clement I Church Renovations, Rosedale, MD
    • 2011 – Dr. Amy Gordon’s Office, Lutherville, MD
    • 2011 – McDaniel Englar Hall, Westminster, MD (Project of the Year)
    • 2012 – UMB School of Nursing 7th Floor Renovations, Baltimore, MD
    • 2012 – St. Mary’s Historic Chapel Renovations, Baltimore, MD
    • 2012 – The Johns Hopkins University Homewood House South Portico Restoration, Baltimore, MD
    • 2012 – The Johns Hopkins University Brody Learning Commons, Baltimore, MD
    • 2013 – Sheppard Pratt Gatehouse Restoration, Towson, MD
    • 2013 – Towson University Newell & Richmond Hall Renovation, Towson, MD
    • 2013 – Renovations of classified optics laboratory for a Baltimore Research Institute, Baltimore, MD
    • 2013 – Baltimore Basilica of the Assumption Earthquake Repairs, Baltimore, MD
    • 2014 – University of Maryland Baltimore GRB BioMET Renovation, Baltimore, MD
    • 2014 – Banner Field at Latrobe Park, Baltimore, MD
    • 2014 – The Maryland School for the Blind Multiple Disabilities Residential Cottage, Baltimore, MD
    • 2014 – Druid Hill Park Superintendent’s House Restoration, Baltimore, MD
    • 2014 – Towson University Burdick Hall Phase III, Towson, MD
    • 2015 – Maynard-Burgess House Restoration, Annapolis, MD
    • 2015 – Gilman School Science Building Renovations, Baltimore, MD
    • 2015 – The Maryland School for the Blind Multiple Disabilities Academic Building, Baltimore, MD
    • 2015 – Mt. Vernon Place Conservancy Washington Monument
    • 2015 – The Maryland School for the Blind Youth Development Field
    • 2015 – Parks and People Foundation’s Sally and Butch Michel Center
    • 2016 – Catonsville Elementary School at Bloomsbury
    • 2016 – Charles Carroll House Portico Restoration
    • 2016 – The Maryland School for the Blind Autism/Blind
    • 2016 – Archbishop Curley High School Athletic Turf Field
    • 2017 – Church of the Nativity, Timonium, MD
    • 2017 – The Walters Art Museum One West Mt. Vernon Place-The Hackerman House Renovation and Restoration, Baltimore, MD
    • 2017 – Preschool, Early Learning and Outreach Center at Maryland School for the Blind, Baltimore, MD
    • 2017 – Villa Olier Renovations, Catonsville, MD
    • 2017 – Hessian Barracks Rehabilitation at Maryland School for the Deaf, Frederick, MD
    • 2017 – Homewood House Museum Roof Drainage Improvements, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD

    Associated Builders And Contractors | Safety Training And Evaluation Process (Step) Awards

    • 2009 – STEP Platinum Award
    • 2010 – STEP Platinum Award
    • 2011 – STEP Platinum Award
    • 2012 – STEP Platinum Award
    • 2013 – STEP Diamond Award
    • 2014 – STEP Platinum Award
    • 2015 – STEP Platinum Award
    • 2017 – STEP Platinum Award
    • 2018 – STEP Diamond Award

    Baltimore Heritage | Preservation and Sustainable Building Awards

    • 2004 – Lovely Lane Church | Baltimore, MD
    • 2012 – Everyman Theatre | Baltimore, MD
    • 2012 – St. Mary’s Chapel on Paca St. | Baltimore, MD
    • 2012 – Earthquake Repairs and Restoration at the Baltimore Basilica | Baltimore, MD
    • 2013 – Superintendent’s Home at Druid Hill Park | Baltimore, MD
    • 2016 – Mount Vernon Washington Monument Restoration | Baltimore, MD
    • 2017 – The Walters Art Museum One West Mt. Vernon Place-The Hackerman House Renovation and Restoration | Baltimore, MD
    • 2018 – Johns Hopkins University Homewood House Museum Restoration | Baltimore, MD

    Building Congress & Exchange | Craftsmanship Awards

    • 1983 – Kossiakoff Conference & Education Center, The Johns Hopkins University, Brick Masonry and Decorative Infill, Baltimore, MD
    • 1986 – The Johns Hopkins University, Merganthaler, Jenkins Hall, Mechanical Room Piping, Baltimore, MD
    • 1986 – The Johns Hopkins University, Merganthaler, Jenkins Hall, Mechanical Room Sheet Metal Work, Baltimore, MD
    • 1986 – The Johns Hopkins University, Merganthaler, Jenkins Hall, Electrical Conduits in Concealed Areas, Baltimore, MD
    • 1986 – The Johns Hopkins University, Latrobe Hall Renovations, Wrought Iron Exterior Rails, Baltimore, MD
    • 1987 – St. Patrick’s Church Restoration, Plastering, Baltimore, MD
    • 1987 – St. Patrick’s Church Restoration, Metal Lath & Framing, Baltimore, MD
    • 1990 – Gilman School Athletic Center, Sheet Metal Ductwork (2), Baltimore, MD
    • 1993 – St. John’s Episcopal Church, Ornamental Painting & Stenciling, Baltimore, MD
    • 1995 – Brown Memorial Presbyterian Church, Installation & Fabrication of Sanctuary Pipe Organ (4), Baltimore, MD
    • 1997 – St. Paul’s Parish, Boys’ School Chapel, Fabrication & Installation of Interior Timber Trusses (2), Baltimore, MD
    • 1998 – St. Francis Xavier, Drywall Framing, Ceiling, Baltimore, MD
    • 1998 – St. Francis Xavier, Exterior Stonework, Baltimore, MD
    • 1999 – Western Maryland College, Mechanical Pipework in Biology/Chemistry Lab, Westminster, MD
    • 2000 – St. Ignatius Church, Carved Marble Structures, Baltimore, MD
    • 2000 – St. Ignatius Church, Painting, Baltimore, MD
    • 2000 – St. Ignatius Church, Stile & Rail Wood Doors, Baltimore, MD
    • 2004 – Lovely Lane Church, Seating Restoration, Baltimore, MD
    • 2004 – Flag House and Star-Spangled Banner Museum, Baltimore, MD
    • 2004 – Lovely Lane Church, Sanctuary Restoration (2), Baltimore, MD
    • 2006 – The Baltimore Basilica of the Assumption, Metal Roofing, Baltimore, MD
    • 2006 – The Baltimore Basilica of the Assumption, New Wood Windows & Skylights, Baltimore, MD
    • 2006 – The Baltimore Basilica of the Assumption, Mural Restoration, Baltimore, MD
    • 2006 – The Baltimore Basilica of the Assumption, Ornamental Plaster, Baltimore, MD
    • 2006 – The Baltimore Basilica of the Assumption, New Plaster & Plaster Restoration, Baltimore, MD
    • 2006 – The Baltimore Basilica of the Assumption, New Murals, Baltimore, MD
    • 2008 – Baltimore Basilica of the Assumption, Tile Floor/Stonework, Baltimore, MD
    • 2009 – Woodstock Columbarium, Carpentry & Millwork, Woodstock, MD
    • 2010 – Beth Tfiloh Administrative Office Addition, Millwork, Baltimore, MD
    • 2011 – McDaniel College Englar Dining Hall, Ceramic Tile Work/Ceiling Work, Westminster, MD
    • 2011 – First & Franklin St. Presbyterian, Historic Plaster, Baltimore, MD
    • 2011 – First & Franklin St. Presbyterian, Historic Paint, Baltimore, MD
    • 2012 – Second Presbyterian Church, Acoustical Ceiling System, Baltimore, MD
    • 2012 – St. Mary’s Historic Chapel, Paca St., Plaster Restoration, Baltimore, MD
    • 2012 – St. Mary’s Historic Chapel, Paca St., Tile & Marble, Baltimore, MD
    • 2012 – St. Mary’s Historic Chapel, Paca St., Historic Paint, Baltimore, MD
    • 2012 – St. Mary’s Historic Chapel, Paca St., Carpentry, Baltimore, MD
    • 2013- Towson University’s Richmond & Newell Halls, Terracotta, Baltimore, MD
    • 2013- Towson University’s Richmond & Newell Halls, Cast Stone, Baltimore, MD
    • 2013- Towson University’s Richmond & Newell Halls, Masonry, Baltimore, MD
    • 2013- Towson University’s Richmond & Newell Halls, Roofing, Baltimore, MD
    • 2013- Howard Community College’s Health Sciences Building, Glass Railings, Columbia, MD
    • 2015 – Confidential Client Project, Masonry, Baltimore, MD

    Cal Ripken, Sr. Foundation

    • 2015 – Perfect Practice Award

    Historic Annapolis

    • 2015 – Preservation Award, Maynard-Burgess House Restoration

    Maryland Historical Trust | Preservation Award

    • 2004 – Lovely Lane Church, Baltimore, MD | Preservation Award
    • 2018 – Druid Hill Park Superintendent’s House – Parks & People Foundation, Baltimore, MD | Sustainability Award
    • 2018 – Havre de Grace Opera House, Havre de Grace, MD | Community Improvement
    • 2019 – The Walters Art Museum One West Mt. Vernon Place-The Hackerman House Renovation and Restoration, Baltimore, MD | Project Excellence in Institutional Rehabilitation

    Maryland Minority Contractors Association

    • 2009 – Best Practices Award
    • 2015 – Best Practice Award

    Preservation Alliance of Baltimore County

    • 2018 – Hilton Mansion on the Community College of Baltimore County campus | Public Building Preservation Restoration Award

    Preservation Maryland

    • 2017 – The Walters Art Museum One West Mt. Vernon Place-The Hackerman House Renovation and Restoration, Baltimore, MD | Artisan Award
    • 2017 – Havre de Grace Opera House Rehabilitation Project | Phoenix Award

    U.S. Green Building Council

    • 2018 – University of Maryland’s Center for Environmental Sciences Chesapeake Biological Laboratory’s R.V. Truitt Building, Solomons, MD | Wintergreen Award for Green Schools for Higher Education

    U.S. Tennis Association

    • 2018 – Columbia Association’s Long Reach Tennis Club, Columbia, MD | USTA Facility Award

    Community

    “Lewis actively worked to coordinate the additional work and incorporate it into the current sequence of construction with minimal impact. Lewis' ability to accommodate these and other additional scope items while meeting the completion date and providing work of the highest quality secured the success of the project.” - Mark M. Schneidman, Maryland School for the Deaf—Hessian Barracks

    Founded in Owings Mills, MD, Lewis has kept its focus on serving the greater Maryland marketplace. Our employees call this beautiful area home, and we do our best to hire and partner with companies and sub-contractors from the area. We are committed to the growth of Maryland in general, and the Baltimore region specifically.

    That’s why you’ll see our other investments in the community such as…

    Our Partners

    American Institute of Architects, The
    Archdiocese of Baltimore
    Architects Institute of America Baltimore (AIA Baltimore)
    Associated Builders & Contractors – Baltimore (ABC Baltimore)
    Baltimore Architecture Foundation (BAF)
    Banneker-Douglass Museum Foundation
    Baltimore Chesapeake Bay Outward Bound School
    Baltimore Child Abuse Center
    Baltimore County Public Schools Education Foundation
    Baltimore Heritage
    Baltimore National Church Purchasing Group (NCPG)
    Blue Book Network, The
    Building Congress & Exchange (BCE)
    Cal Ripken Sr. Foundation
    Catholic Business Network of Baltimore, Inc.
    Catholic Charities of Baltimore
    Chia Lifeline
    Community College of Baltimore County
    Construction Specifications Institute (CSI)
    Creative Alliance
    Gilman School
    Glenelg County School
    Goucher College Athletics
    Helping Up Mission
    Historic Annapolis
    International Facility Management Association (IFMA)
    John Hopkins University
    Maryland Construction Network (MCA)
    Maryland Minority Contractors Association (MMCA)
    Maryland School for the Blind
    Maryland Science Center
    McDaniel College
    Mercy High School
    Minority Business Directory
    Outward Bound
    Parks & People Foundation
    Peale Center for Baltimore History & Architecture, The
    Port Discovery Children’s Museum
    Preservation Maryland
    Saint Mary’s Seminary & University
    Sheppard Pratt Health System
    Sisters of St. Francis of Assisi
    Stella Maris
    United States Green Building Counsel (USGBC)
    Urban Land Institute Baltimore (ULI Baltimore)
    Walters Art Museum, The
    Women’s Education Alliance

    History

    “These facilities constructed by Lewis have drawn national and international attention…visitors have reported that they had never seen such quality in construction, uniqueness in design, and functionality benefits for the students.”” - Dr. Michael Bina, President, Maryland School for the Blind

    When Henry H. Lewis founded his construction company in 1966, he adhered to three basic principles: i) integrity—be honest, truthful, and fair with customers and subcontractors alike; ii) quality—leave behind successful projects that are nothing short of ‘world class’; and iii) client advocacy—starting in preconstruction, leave no stone unturned in maximizing value, leveraging experience, and minimizing headaches for the customer. In the ensuing decades, Henry built a successful business and a golden reputation based on these three principles. They are the very same principles we live by today.

    Lewis Contractors has flourished over the years by enjoying the greatest compliment its clients could bestow: repeat business. By focusing on Metropolitan Baltimore’s most venerable institutions—private schools, colleges, churches and medical care facilities—we have developed a vast knowledge of building issues, a proven ability to stage and phase construction in and around occupied buildings and sites, and experience working with committees.

    We draw upon our history and experience as we continue to embrace positive change in the construction industry. Starting in the late 1980s, we began to perform CM-at-Risk projects. Moving with industry developments, we compete for an increasing number of construction management contracts each year. CM-at-Risk projects now encompass a majority of our workload. Through these experiences, we have developed a reputation as a proactive construction manager who thinks ahead. Today, institutional and academic projects comprise approximately three-quarters of our total work volume, with projects ranging in size from tens of thousands to tens of millions of dollars.

    Our long-standing reputation within the industry across many segments has equipped us with a wealth of experience, as well as a large following of trusted and skilled subcontractors to draw upon within the Baltimore region.

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