Project Experience
- Site Works
- Public Schools
- Office Buildings
- Fire Stations
- Detention Centers
- Courthouses
- Higher Education Facilities
- Special Projects
Testimonial
"I mention the courtroom construction projects, not to deter from all the other successful construction projects CDCI has performed, but to place a greater emphasis on the contractor's ability to coordinate multiple subcontractors, work in occupied and sensitive areas - all while providing a high quality workmanship, timely and within specified cost quotes. The phasing plan developed with CDCI for renovations of various construction areas, coupled with close daily communication with staff, minimized program disruptions . . . As the Court Administrator addressing many projects for the court, I have found everyone in CDCI to be professional, responsive, and highly sensitive to the needs of their customers. Management is dedicated to meeting time lines, budget and quality control goals. CDCI's craftsmen have made significant contributions to the Judicial Center, Redbrick Courthouse and more recently the Grey Courthouse. I give CDCI my strongest endorsement as a company that incorporates professionalism, skill, integrity and a corporate culture of customer care into its daily business functions."
Pamela Q. Harris
Court Administrator
Circuit Court for Montgomery County Maryland
Court Administrator
Circuit Court for Montgomery County Maryland
Project Experience: Fire Stations
CDCI has provided design/build services for various fire stations around the Washington Metro-Area.
Select one of our projects:
Collapse Rescue Building, Darnestown, MD
Design and construction of a new 6,000 square foot building to accommodate equipment, supplies and vehicles required for operations of Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Services Collapse Rescue Team. The pre-engineered steel building was designed to include four vehicle bays with two loading dock areas and one administrative bay area. The floor of the building and the pavement area was designed to withstand the weight of heavy service vehicles. Extensive earthwork around the existing pond was required prior to connection of the new stormwater management pipe and structure to the pond.
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