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Clearview Regional High School District

Clifton Heights new Middle School - Upper Darby School District, Delaware County, PA

Aronimink Elementary School, Delaware County, PA

Cherry Hill Public Schools, Camden County, NJ

Riverside Township Public School District, Burlington County, NJ

Berlin Borough School District, Camden County, NJ

Audubon Public School District, Camden County, NJ

Lindenwold Public School, Camden County, NJ

City of Vineland Fire Station, Cumberland County, NJ

GCIT – Robert M. Damminger Advanced Manufacturing and Applied Science, Gloucester County, NJ

The Ewing Public Schools, Mercer County, NJ

Willingboro Township Public Schools, Burlington County, NJ

Hamilton Township School District, Mercer County, NJ

Princeton Public Schools, Mercer County

Rancocas Valley Regional High School, Burlington County

Animal Welfare Association, Camden County

Manasquan Athletic Field House, Monmouth County

Deptford Township Public School, Gloucester County

Wicoff Elementary School at West Windsor-Plainsboro Regional School District

Community Middle School at West Windsor-Plainsboro Regional School District

High School South at West Windsor-Plainsboro Regional School District

High School North at West Windsor-Plainsboro Regional School District

Millstone River Elementary School at West Windsor-Plainsboro Regional School District

Thomas R. Grover Middle School at West Windsor-Plainsboro Regional School District

Town Center Elementary School at West Windsor-Plainsboro School District

Northern Burlington County Regional School District, Burlington County

Cherry Hill Public Schools, Camden County

2021 CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS - K-12, Higher Ed, Municipal & Private

Rowan University Discovery Hall, Gloucester County

Introducing Discovery Hall during Construction Phase

Rowan University Bunce Hall Renovations

Medford Township Municipal Building, Burlington County

Maple Shade School District, Burlington County

Medford Township "Beam-Signing" Event

New Standard Senior Living – The Wheaton at Millville

Florence Township School District, Burlington County

Burlington Township School District "CMOR since 1992"

NEW ROAD's 2020 Construction Management work including K-12 & Higher Education

Kingsway Regional School District, Gloucester County

Mount Holly Holbein Gymnasium

Black Horse Pike Regional School District, Camden County

TIPICO Cheese Products Inc.

Lumberton Township School District, Burlington County

Manasquan Public School District HVAC System Upgrades

Salem County Vocational Technical School District

Point Pleasant School District, Ocean County

NEW ROAD's 2019 Construction Management work included K-12 and Higher Education

Upper Freehold Regional School District

Freehold Borough School District, Monmouth County

Spring Lake Heights School District, Monmouth County

Salem City High School

Rancocas Valley Regional High School Security Vestibule

Gloucester Township Public Schools, Camden County

Mount Holly Township Schools, Burlington County

North Wildwood School District - Margaret Mace School, Cape May County

NEW ROAD's 2018 Construction Management work included 44 PROJECTS IN 17 DISTRICTS

Haddonfield Public School District - "2019 CMAA Project Achievement Award"

Manasquan Public School District - "2019 CMAA Project Achievement Award"

Moorestown Township Public Schools "2018 CMAA Project Achievement Award"

Galloway Township School District, Atlantic County

Rancocas Valley School District Prep

Glassboro School District, Gloucester County

Cumberland County Technical Education Center School of Health Science & Medicine Annex

New Jersey Turnpike Authority Facilities Improvement to Interchange 1 Program

NEW ROAD's 2017 Construction Management work included 56 PROJECTS IN 17 DISTRICTS

New Jersey Turnpike Authority’s Facilities Improvement Program on NJ Turnpike / Barnegat Parkway Exi

Greater Egg Harbor Regional School District, Atlantic County

Cumberland County College Arts & Innovation Center

Winslow Township School District, Camden County

Cumberland County Technical Education Center "2017 CMAA PROJECT ACHIEVEMENT AWARD"

Center for Workforce & Economic Development at Cumberland County College "2016" CMAA Project Achieve

North Delsea Drive Professional Services Complex

Burlington Township New Middle School

Cinnaminson Township Public Schools, Burlington County

Burlington Township Public Schools

Buckshutem Road Elementary School

Cumberland County Technical Education Center Phase 3 Track and Field

Cumberland County Improvement Authority Exterior Building Restoration & Facade Repairs

Cumberland County Solid Waste Facility - Exterior Building Refinishing

Truck Wash at the CCIA Solid Waste Complex

Delran Township School District, Burlington County

East Greenwich Township School District, Gloucester County

Edgewater Park Township School District, Burlington County

Franklin Township Public School District, Somerset County

Springfield Township School District, Burlington County

Mount Holly Township Public Schools "2016 CMAA Project Achievement Award"

Rancocas Valley Regional High School "2015 CMAA Public Building Project Award"

Ocean City Intermediate and High School District

Mainland Regional High School "2013 CMAA Project of the Year"

Gloucester County Institute of Technology

Rowan College at Gloucester County

Mount Laurel Fire Departments

Stockton University: Facilities Department Administrative Office Building

Bordentown Regional School District, Burlington County

North Hanover New Upper Elementary School

Lenape Regional High School District

Moorestown New Upper Elementary School

Plumsted Township

West Essex Regional School District

Jackson Liberty High School

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Clearview Regional High School District

NEW ROAD was awarded the contract for Construction Management Services for the Referendum Projects between 2023 through anticipated completion of 2025. Projects will include: roofing, fire alarms system replacement, emergency generator replacement, interior and exterior window and door replacement, building wide sound/clock system upgrades, new STEM lab at MS, Athletic Facility renovations at HS, front entrance improvements, parking lot and driveway improvements, installation of turf field at HS and HVAC improvements. NEW ROAD's project team is Dave Macken, R.A. and William Foster
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Clifton Heights new Middle School - Upper Darby School District, Delaware County, PA
NEW ROAD is in pre-con phase for the new construction of a 167,000 SF Middle School; and playground / park / athletic field. Planned amenities include a dedicated parking lot, full-size competition football field, baseball field, little league field, softball field, playground, and walking trail along the perimeter. This project is included in the state's 2023-2024 Capital Improvement Plan. The District and the Borough of Clifton Heights reached an agreement that will allow the District to construct its much needed middle school at the Clifton Heights Athletic Field and give the Borough ownership of the school’s renovated athletic fields. NEW ROAD's project team is Chuck Romanoli, Principal-in-Charge; Nick Saunders, Project Executive and Robert Constantine, Project Manager. Rendering By KCBA Architects
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Aronimink Elementary School, Delaware County, PA
NEW ROAD acquired the construction management services for the Aronimink Elementary School renovation and addition project in the Upper Darby School District. The project involved construction of a 3-story building addition and renovation of the existing 54,500 square foot 3-story school. Construction includes additional onsite parking, bus loop, and improved pedestrian access. We had another successful school, opening in September 2023. Congrats to all involved! NEW ROAD's project team is Chuck Romanoli, CCM, Principal in Charge and Bill Foster, Project Manager. Renderings By KCBA Architects
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Cherry Hill Public Schools, Camden County, NJ

NEW ROAD was awarded as the district’s representative/agent during all phases of the district’s capital and/or $363M Bond referendum projects. The projects will address building and site infrastructure needs district wide; each of the District’s 19 schools will be improved through building envelope repairs, HVAC upgrades, site improvements, security upgrades, data and IT upgrades. Construction began summer 2023 and is scheduled to be completed within five years. The first phase of work will include roofing and site work. NEW ROAD's project team is Scott Weitz, Principal-in-Charge; Robert Notley, Project Executive with project managers Matt Ceriale, Pat O'Toole, Ron Eister, Pete Romanoli and Benjamin Lewitt, CCM
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Riverside Township Public School District, Burlington County, NJ

NEW ROAD was awarded construction management services in connection with the construction of various capital projects including: Exterior Window Replacement, Classroom Addition, Roofing, and Site Work. NEW ROAD's project team is Chuck Romanoli, CCM, Chris Fasolino, CCM, and Steve Lenhart, Project Manager.
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Berlin Borough School District, Camden County, NJ

NEW ROAD is providing construction management services for various improvements, alterations, renovations, repairs, and upgrades at the Berlin Community School. Projects include: Partial Roof Replacement and coating, Window Replacements, Site work and building renovations including: Interior Renovations – Classroom floor replacement, ceilings, doors, toilet rooms, new gym floor; LED lighting, PA system/clocks, infrastructure, etc.; Replace Boilers and accessories in two boiler rooms, classroom unit ventilators, replacement chiller, exhaust fans, dehumidification, control systems, etc. and asphalt paving replacement and re-striping at both front parking lots and behind school. NEW ROAD's project team is Chuck Romanoli, CCM, Bruce Farrell, and Jeremy Dawson, Project Manager.
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Audubon Public School District, Camden County, NJ

NEW ROAD Construction Management Company Inc. was recently awarded the Construction Management contract for various $23M capital projects at the Districts Elementary schools (Haviland Avenue and Mansion Avenue Elementary Schools) and Jr./Sr. High school. The project will involve sitework, renovations, replacement and upgrades of building components and systems at the 3 District Schools with a small addition to Haviland Avenue Elementary School. NEW ROAD's project team is Scott Weitz, R.A., P.P. and Pete D'Adamo, Project Manager.
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Lindenwold Public School, Camden County, NJ
NEW ROAD Construction Management Company Inc. was recently awarded the Construction Management contract for the new $16M Early Childhood Center (ECC) at Lindenwold Public Schools in Camden County. A groundbreaking ceremony took place on November 13, 2023. The Architect is Scott England, RYEBREAD and the MEP Engineer is Kelter and Gilligo. The ECC will be an approximately 87,000 SF 2-story building located next to Lindenwold High School. The project scope also includes significant storm water management improvements, expansion of parking lots, reconfiguration of driveways and the construction of new practice fields for the High School. This project has an approximate 2-year construction period beginning August 2023 with anticipated completion September 2025. Congratulations to our Team – Scott Weitz, R.A, PP, Robert Notley, LEED AP, and Jack Gohde
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City of Vineland Fire Station, Cumberland County, NJ
NEW ROAD is providing on-site construction management services for the new 2-story, 38,000 SF Fire Station. The city’s firefighter headquarters will include a fitness facility, a full kitchen, meeting rooms and housing for full timers as well as the Fire Departments administrative offices with 8 drive-thru engine bays for firetrucks. The site is at the northwest corner of Plumb Street and Northwest Boulevard. A ground-breaking ceremony was held June 21, 2023. NEW ROAD's project team is Chuck Romanoli, CCM, Principal-in-Charge, Bruce Farrell, Project Executive and Robert Prate, Project Manager.
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GCIT – Robert M. Damminger Advanced Manufacturing and Applied Science, Gloucester County, NJ
NEW ROAD provided construction management services for the Advanced Manufacturing and Applied Science Building (AMAS). The new 2-story building with approximately 26,760 SF is located on West College Drive at Rowan College of South Jersey campus. The expansion is funded by a grant made possible by the passing of the 2018 Securing Our Children’s Future Bond Act. A beam-signing ceremony took place on October 19, 2022 and the grand opening of the Robert M. Damminger Advanced Manufacturing and Applied Science building took place on October 6, 2023. NEW ROAD's project team included Chuck Romanoli, CCM, Principal-in-Charge, Bruce Farrell, Project Executive and Pete D'Adamo, Project Manager.
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The Ewing Public Schools, Mercer County, NJ
NEW ROAD was engaged in November 2018 as the Construction Manager on the $60M Referendum program at the Ewing Public Schools. Five (5) schools in the district along with the District’s Gusz Maintenance Building and the Frank O’Brien Academy (the former Ryan Administrative Building) are undergoing renovations. Renovations and improvements include HVAC improvements, security upgrades, roof renovations, classroom improvements, toilet room renovations, fire alarm system replacements, parking lot improvements and Media Center renovations. Also included is the high school Athletic Complex site improvements, Fisher Middle School track resurfacing and new tennis courts at the Antheil Elementary School. NEW ROAD's project team is Robert Notley, Principal-in-Charge, Chris Fasolino, Project Executive and Timothy Stoume, Project Manager.
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Willingboro Township Public Schools, Burlington County, NJ

NEW ROAD was engaged in 2022 as the Construction Manager of Record on an as-needed basis addressing projects throughout the district; to date work will include: Country Club Administration Building Boiler Replacement, James A. Cotten Intermediate School UV & HVAC Replacement, Memorial Middle School Gymnasium HVAC replacement, Willingboro High School HVAC, Track & Field and new Gymnasium Floor. Project Executive: Chuck Romanoli, CCM
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Hamilton Township School District, Mercer County, NJ
NEW ROAD is providing Construction Management Services throughout the District. The capital work involved completion of the final projects under the September 2017 referendum including HVAC/Air Quality improvement projects funded by ESSER II, ESSER III and other future federal and state funding. Additional work items throughout various schools include: toilet room renovations, window, flooring, ceiling & lighting replacements, temporary classroom units (TCU’s) installed, new boilers, pumps, unit vents & roof top units, kitchen renovations, new roofs and HVAC upgrades. NEW ROAD's project team is Scott Weitz, Project Executive and John Dawkins, Project Manager.
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Princeton Public Schools, Mercer County
NEW ROAD was hired to complete a troubled project in October 2021. The project had claims, unresolved change orders, failing contractor and dysfunctional team. NEW ROAD successfully completed the new construction, renovation and addition project for the 2022 school year. Referenda 2 – Roofing, HVAC and façade repairs and replacement at District Schools. “It is my pleasure to provide a recommendation for NEW ROAD Construction Management. Our Board of Education hired them in October of 2021; they took over a difficult project and have always been proactive…I recommend Chuck Romanoli and his group at NEW ROAD wholeheartedly and without reservation.” Matt Bouldin, Business Administrator. NEW ROAD's project team includes Chuck Romanoli, CCM, Project Executive and Ben Lewitt, CCM, Project Manager.
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Rancocas Valley Regional High School, Burlington County
NEW ROAD has been managing capital projects at RVRHS for over 10 years and recently provided project management and commissioning services for the 2021 $21M Capital program. Improvements included complete HVAC replacement with associated power and replacement of all windows and doors. Schedule was December 2020 through completion September 2022. NEW ROAD's project team was Chuck Romanoli, CCM, Project Executive; Bill Foster, Project Manager and Tom Krukauskas, CBCP. “Our team, Garrison Architects, and NEW ROAD work great together and have been able to circumvent many issues that come up on construction projects, which saved the district time and money!” Lisa Giovanelli, Business Administrator
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Animal Welfare Association, Camden County
NEW ROAD provided construction management services including pre-con and contract negotiations during construction of a new $7M shelter building and clinic renovations. Project scope included: • Partial removal of existing old clinic • Addition of a new 2-story facility • Connection of the new building and the existing clinic must be coordinated to avoid disruption of the client’s daily services. • Building accessibility improvements, upgrades to the security/IT systems, selective site improvements, utility upgrades, and installation of an enclosed dog park. Project ran from July 2020 through Ribbon-cutting ceremony on June 2022 Project Executive: Scott Weitz, R.A., P.P. Project Manager: Joseph McDermott, CCM, CEFM Architect: McGillin Architecture, Inc.
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Manasquan Athletic Field House, Monmouth County
NEW ROAD provided project management services for the new construction of a $4.5M multi-purpose facility at the Manasquan High School. The 32,000 SF Field House consists of a turf practice field, a weight room area, and toilet facilities. The project was funded via a shared-service agreement between the Manasquan School District and the Borough of Manasquan and will be utilized by both agencies. Schedule: March 2021 through October 18, 2022 (Ribbon-cutting Ceremony) Project Executive: Robert Notley, LEED AP; Project Manager: Joseph McDermott, CCM, CEFM; Designed by: Tokarski Millemann Architects; “The team at NEW ROAD is prompt, knowledgeable, and will work tirelessly on behalf of your district and its students to ensure projects are done safely, on budget, and on time.” Dr. Pete Crawley, Ed.D., Business Administrator
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Deptford Township Public School, Gloucester County
NEW ROAD provided program management and full-time on-site construction management services for projects associated with the 2020 Deptford Township School District $33M Referendum program. Projects included: • HVAC upgrades at High School (completed summer 2020) • New HVAC throughout Middle School (completed spring 2022) • Flooring replacement at 3 elementary/early childhood schools (completed summer of 2020) • Renovations to HS Science labs/prep rooms (completed summer of 2021) • 2-story 20-classroom addition at Middle School (completed August 2022) • New BOE offices at Middle School (complete October 2022) • Middle School administration suite renovations & addition (completed December 2021) GROUND-BREAKING CEREMONY – MARCH 24, 2021 Project Executive: Robert Notley, LEED AP Project Manager: Michael Schaefer
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Wicoff Elementary School at West Windsor-Plainsboro Regional School District
NEW ROAD is presently providing CM services for the $7M additions and renovations to the Wicoff Elementary School including new security vestibule, addition for 4 classrooms, child study team offices, new student and faculty bathrooms, renovations to Media Center, Guidance, existing faculty and student bathrooms, upgrade to Fire System, and upgrade to HVAC improvements to classroom ventilation systems. This project is part of the successful $135 million bond referendum program passed in 2018. Schedule: Ground Breaking December 2021 - Anticipated completion 2024 Architect: Fraytak Veisz Hopkins Duthie, PC Project Executive: Dave Macken, R.A. Project Manager: Pete Gambino
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Community Middle School at West Windsor-Plainsboro Regional School District
NEW ROAD is providing construction management and commissioning services as part of School District’s successful $115M 2018 bond referendum. • 2-story addition (30,640 SF) including science lab classrooms & prep rooms. • New Media Center addition (5,586 SF) including teacher’s workstations & local sound system. • New Gymnasium addition (21,916 SF) including new boy’s locker room, Phys Ed office & mechanical/electric room. • New Administrative Area addition. • Renovations throughout including Auditorium, Girl’s Locker Room, and Science, Art and Music Classrooms. • Renovated areas include a new Weight Room, Fitness Center, Extended Commons and Nurse’s Suite. Schedule: Completion December 2022 Architect: Fraytak Veisz Hopkins Duthie, P.C Project Executive: David P. Macken, R.A. Project Manager: Nicholas Saunders, MBA, CMIT Cx Agent: Tom Krukauskas Project Value: $38M
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High School South at West Windsor-Plainsboro Regional School District
NEW ROAD is providing construction management and commissioning services as part of School District’s successful $135M 2018 bond referendum. • Two story additions to provide additional science classrooms. • One story addition to provide additional classrooms, a dance studio, robotics lab, and administrative offices. • Renovations to upgrade the library, theatrical playhouse, and life skills classrooms. • Renovations to provide guidance and child study offices. Schedule: Anticipated completion September 2022 Architect: Fraytak Veisz Hopkins Duthie, PC Project Executive: David P. Macken, R.A. Project Manager: Brian Farley Cx Agent: Tom Krukauskas Project Value: $27M
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High School North at West Windsor-Plainsboro Regional School District
NEW ROAD provided construction management and commissioning services for High School North as part of School District’s successful $135M 2018 bond referendum. • Addition on the Performing Arts Space and Dance Studio • Construct new dance studio classroom with instructional space • Male/female changing rooms • Storage room and office Architect: Fraytak Veisz Hopkins Duthie, PC Schedule: Completion September 2022 Project Executive: David Macken, R.A. Project Manager: Jeremy Dawson Cx Agent: Tom Krukauskas Project Value: $12M
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Millstone River Elementary School at West Windsor-Plainsboro Regional School District
NEW ROAD provided construction management and commissioning services as part of School District’s successful $135M 2018 bond referendum. • Replacement of existing and addition of new rooftop air handling units. • Addition of new rooftop air-to-air energy recovery units. • Replacement of existing fan powered VAV terminal units. • Replacement of heating hot water and chilled water building circulation pumps. • Building-wide upgrade of HVAC building automation system. Architect: Fraytak Veisz Hopkins Duthie, P.C Project Executive: David Macken, R.A. Project Manager: Jeremy Dawson Cx Agent: Tom Krukauskas
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Thomas R. Grover Middle School at West Windsor-Plainsboro Regional School District
NEW ROAD provided construction management services during additions and alterations at West Windsor-Plainsboro Thomas R. Grover Middle School. This 2-story, 25,000 SF addition will feature 16 science labs and general classrooms to house an additional team on each grade level. This project is part of the District’s successful November 2018 $135M bond referendum program. Project Executive: David Macken, R.A. Project Manager: Nicholas Saunders Project Schedule: December 2019 - December 2021 Project Value: $8.4M
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Town Center Elementary School at West Windsor-Plainsboro School District
The Town Center Elementary School at Plainsboro is completed and occupied! Scope of services consisted of a new 2-story classroom addition, minor renovations to existing computer lab and storage room, new furniture including Smart Boards, upgrade to Fire Alarm System, and renovation to front driveway and parking areas. This project was part of the 2018 $135M bond referendum program. Project Executive: David Macken, R.A. Project Manager: James McCleary Architect: Fraytak Veisz Hopkins Duthie, P.C. Project Value: $3.8M
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Northern Burlington County Regional School District, Burlington County
Construction and renovations were completed at Northern Burlington County Regional High School, after a successful $39.7 million bond referendum. NEW ROAD was engaged in June 2018 as the Construction Manager on the projects at the East and West High School buildings. Construction began with enclosing a walkway to alleviate safety concerns; creating a hallway connecting the 300 and 400 wings of the building and improve the campus environment. Additions include new performing arts rooms, agriculture rooms and industrial technology labs as well as new greenhouses. Capital improvements at the High School East and West include roofing replacement, ADA toilet room upgrades, HVAC, plumbing and electrical upgrades, replacement of phone system and access controls. Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony was held October 7, 2021 Project Executive: Scott Weitz, R.A., P.P. Project Manager: Jack Gohde Architect: Fraytak Veisz Hopkins Duthie, P.C. Project Value: $39.7M Completion: November 2021
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Cherry Hill Public Schools, Camden County

NEW ROAD provided Construction Management services for roofing projects at various Cherry Hill Schools in the summer of 2021. Project scope included: • Full tear off and replacement of roofs at Stockton Elementary School. Roof areas totaled 54,800 SF. • Replacement of roof mounted HVAC equipment including exhaust fans, condensing units and replacement of various heat pumps throughout Stockton. • Roofing repairs to limited areas of Harte Elementary School, Johnson Elementary School, Rosa International Middle School and Paine Elementary School. Roof mounted HVAC equipment in the repair areas at each of these four schools was also replaced. Project Executive: Robert Notley, LEED AP Project Manager: Matthew Ceriale
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2021 CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS - K-12, Higher Ed, Municipal & Private
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Rowan University Discovery Hall, Gloucester County
NEW ROAD was the Construction Manager for the New Academic Building "Discovery Hall" at the Rowan University Glassboro Campus. The 68,560 SF New Academic Building houses spaces for the College of Science and Math and the new School of Earth and Environment. The Project’s scope of work reflects the construction of a new 4-story building to include general teaching classrooms, active learning classrooms, science teaching laboratories with a variety of public and collaboration spaces, and administrative offices. Construction Management services range from pre-construction to project close-out including project oversight, cash flow analysis, procurement review and oversight, meeting coordination, payment application review and sign off, scheduling, inspection, and reporting. Beam-Signing Ceremony held Monday February 3, 2020 Principal-in-Charge: Chuck Romanoli Project Executive: Bruce Farrell Project Manager: Pete D'Adamo Designed by: KSS Architects Project Value: $47M Ribbon-cutting event: September 2021
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Introducing Discovery Hall during Construction Phase

A 67,560 square-foot academic and research building on the east end of Rowan's Glassboro campus, Discovery Hall was designed to expand facilities for instruction and research provided by the School of Earth & Environment and College of Science & Mathematics. It will support Rowan's focus on high quality, affordable undergraduate education as well as the University's growing portfolio of research. Configured to provide a holistic learning environment, it will feature 12 classrooms, eight teaching laboratories, research laboratories and conference rooms. With a four-story design for the west section of the building and two stories for the east, the building preserves open space for engaging landscaping, pedestrian and vehicular access and parking. Highlights include: • Six traditional lecture-style classrooms • Six active-learning classrooms • Four chemistry labs • Two biology labs • One environmental science lab • One geology/paleontology lab • Two faculty research labs (School of Earth & Environment) • Two conference rooms • Faculty offices (School of Earth & Environment) • Student collaboration space Discovery Hall will be one bookend of the academic facilities along the central campus corridor. Its landscaping and permeable paving surfaces will contribute to Rowan's comprehensive storm water management with native plants and recycled materials.
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Rowan University Bunce Hall Renovations
NEW ROAD is the Construction Manager for the Rehabilitation at Bunce Hall on Rowan’s main Glassboro campus. The project includes substantial renovations and rehabilitation to address the following: • Create active learning classrooms and training space • Create Executive meeting space • Create area for assembly presentations • Increasing deferred maintenance issues • Extending its functional life • Renewing its iconic identity and historical significance • Consolidating executive management functions in an appropriate location Principal-in-Charge: Chuck Romanoli Project Executive: Bruce Farrell Architect: KSS Architects Project Value: $15M
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Medford Township Municipal Building, Burlington County
NEW ROAD was the Construction Manager and Commissioning Agent for the new two-story, 23,000 SF building located at 51 Union Street, Medford, New Jersey 08055. The building shares a design aesthetic with the historic John Haines house. The first floor houses the local branch of the Burlington County Library System, and the second floor houses the Township Municipal offices. NEW ROAD also provided Commissioning services on this project. The heating, cooling and ventilation of the spaces is provided by two (2) large air handling units on the roof. Each air handler supply’s each floor. The spaces have dedicated VAV boxes with reheat coils and temperature sensors. Perimeter radiation is provided. The heating water is provided by the boilers with dedicated pumps in the 1st floor mechanical room. Ductless split systems provide cooling for stairways, and IDF rooms. Cabinet unit heaters provide heating in the vestibules. GROUND-BREAKING CEREMONY – March 9, 2020 BEAM-SIGNING CEREMONY – June 11, 2020 OPEN TO PUBLIC - May 17, 2021 Project Executive: Robert Notley, LEED AP, Project Manager: Neil Riley and Joseph McDermott Commissioning Agent: Thomas Krukauskas, CBCP Designed by: Garrison Architects Project Value: $8.1M
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Maple Shade School District, Burlington County
NEW ROAD was engaged in March 2019 as the Construction Manager working with Garrison Architects on the 2018 Referendum projects at the Maple Shade School District. The four (4) schools in the district – Howard Yocum Elementary School, Maude Wilkins Elementary School, Ralph J. Steinhauer Elementary School, Maple Shade High School and the Central District Office will be undergoing interior and exterior renovations as well as site work, HVAC, electrical, roofing, plumbing systems as well as new additions. Principal-in-Charge: Scott Weitz, Project Manager: Robert Prate Project Value: $50M Anticipated Completion: June 2021
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Medford Township "Beam-Signing" Event
On Wednesday June 10, 2020, Medford Township celebrated its latest milestone with a Beam-Signing Ceremony for the new Municipal Building and Library. NEW ROAD was the Construction Manager for the 2-story, 23,000 SF building, at 51 Union Street in Medford. After the signing, the beam was lifted and put in place on the steel structure. In attendance were 2020 Township Council: Lauren Kochan, Frank Czekay, Bradley Denn, Erik Rebstock, Deputy Mayor and Chuck Watson, Mayor. Also in attendance was Scott Weitz, New Road Construction; Brooks Garrison, Garrison Architects; Kerry Ogren, Ogren Construction; and Neil Riley, New Road Construction
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New Standard Senior Living – The Wheaton at Millville
NEW ROAD was the Construction Manager for the brand-new retirement community located at 1125 Village Drive in Millville, NJ. The Wheaton at Millville is a 3-story, 80,793 SF assisted living facility. It will consist of 154 beds and was designed to include adult medical day-care program. Project Executive: Chuck Romanoli Project Manager: William Foster
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Florence Township School District, Burlington County
NEW ROAD Construction was engaged in 2018 to perform construction management services including planning, pre-construction, bidding, construction and post-construction services throughout Roebling Elementary School, Riverfront Middle School and Florence High School. In July 2020, the Florence Township Board of Education extended the reappointment of NEW ROAD as the district’s Construction Manager through June 2021. NEW ROAD recently completed construction management services for the security vestibules upgrades, and Main Office and walkway renovations at Roebling Elementary School. In January 2021, Roebling Elementary School earned a prestigious honor: a State School of Character designation from Character.org, a Washington, D.C. nonprofit. Roebling received the honor compared to other New Jersey applicants based on the 2019-20 school year. But it was one of just 76 schools across the country to be named a State School of Character.
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Burlington Township School District "CMOR since 1992"
NEW ROAD has worked as ‘Construction Manager of Record’ for Burlington Township Schools since 1992. Our success at this school district has materialized into additional work, thus making Burlington Township another satisfied REPEAT CLIENT from 1992 through present. The New Middle School at Springside (2005-2008) was a 180,000 SF $23.5M project on a 17-acre site. The multi-story project included masonry and concrete plank with steel framed assembly spaces; 2-full gymnasiums, full kitchen & cafeteria, Resource Media Center, full service Science Centers and State-of-the-Art Security and Technology. NEW ROAD was involved with two Rod Grants (2008-2012) with work including HVAC, gang toilets, security, vestibules, Administrative Offices, roof and window replacements. NEW ROAD completed district wide renovations and upgrades (2012-2014) which encompassed installation of building air conditioning, HVAC systems, roof replacements, and toilet ADA upgrades. The Referendum Capital Projects (2015-2018) included High School kitchen & cafeteria renovations; High School & B. Young parking lot repaving; T. Hopkins, B. Young & High School gym floor & bleacher removal & replacement; HS Track replacement, and fibre optic cables to all five (5) district schools. Auditorium upgrades included lighting & seating to the Performing Arts Center in 2018. NEW ROAD was the original Construction Manager 18 years ago when the Auditorium was first constructed. Additional projects in 2020 include: T. Hopkins Main Office relocation and High school Performing Arts Center chiller replacement along with the T. Hopkins New Art Classroom and Guidance Office renovations in 2021. “We have a longstanding professional relationship with NEW ROAD built on confidence and trust throughout the years. NEW ROAD Construction Management has always been committed to the needs and growth of Burlington Township schools and community. They have an unwavering commitment to complete projects in a timely manner while maintaining high standards of work integrity. NEW ROAD’s success has been attributable to its delivery of quality services, reliability, construction knowledge and hard work.” Mary Ann Bell, Superintendent, Burlington Township School
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NEW ROAD's 2020 Construction Management work including K-12 & Higher Education
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Kingsway Regional School District, Gloucester County
NEW ROAD was hired in September 2019 as the Construction Manager for Kingsway High School’s track and stadium expansion project. The project scope included: expansion of the visitor side bleachers; replacement of natural turf field with synthetic turf field (lined for multiple sport use); construction of an 8 lane running track; new field event facilities (high jump; long jump/triple jump; pole vault; discus; shotput; javelin); new scoreboard; new fencing; new patio area; associated storm water management measures. Construction began in September 2019 and was completed in the spring of 2020. The district was able to use contingent funds from the project to expand the scope to include stadium lighting and speakers, replacement of existing stadium fencing and construction of a patio area. Work on these additional projects was completed in time for the stadium to be utilized for Kingsway’s fall sports season. Project Executive: Robert Notley, LEED AP, Project Manager: Matt Ceriale Completion: June 2020 Project Value: $3.4M
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Mount Holly Holbein Gymnasium
NEW ROAD provided CM services for 2020 summer projects including the F.W. Holbein Gymnasium renovations and door replacements at John Brainerd Elementary School and Gertrude C. Folwell School. Included in the gym renovations were new maple hardwood flooring with custom artwork and sports court lines; all new slim design energy efficient LED lighting throughout, providing energy savings and cost savings; new electric wiring to power lighting and new basketball backboards; acoustical spray foam insulated ceiling providing sound deadening qualities and insulation; new sports padding, new scoreboard, new gym wood office doors and new gym FRP exit doors with panic hardware; new energy efficient windows, divider curtain and bleachers. Project Executive: Chuck Romanoli, CCM Project Manager: Bill Foster Architect: Regan Young England Butera
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Black Horse Pike Regional School District, Camden County
NEW ROAD has provided on-site construction management services for roofing repair/restoration projects since 2018. Summer 2018: Full tear off and replacement of 40,700 SF of low-sloping roof on Highland Regional High School, removal and replacement of select roof top HVAC equipment. Summer 2019: Full tear off and replacement of 56,300 SF of roofing at Highland Regional High School and applying warranty extension surface coating to 38,500 SF of roofing at Timber Creek High School. Summer 2020: Additional 73,750 SF of roofing coating at Timber Creek High School. Summer 2021: Additional 57,765 SF of roofing coating at Timber Creek High School. Project Executive: Robert Notley, LEED AP Project Managers: John Payne & Mike Whren Project Value $4.7M
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TIPICO Cheese Products Inc.
The Gellert Global Group consists of many of the leading North American food importing companies and has been importing food products for over 100 years. Tipico Products Inc., owned by Gellert Global Group, is in the process of upgrading its cheese processing distribution center located at 490 Oberlin Road in Lakewood, NJ. NEW ROAD is providing pre-construction management services for the upgrade which will include combining 4 contiguous buildings into one operational facility with new equipment. The new facility will have new storage, new grading and shredding operation and a smokehouse. Project Executive: Chuck Romanoli, CCM Architect: J.W. Pedersen Architect, PC
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Lumberton Township School District, Burlington County
NEW ROAD was awarded Construction Manager in 2019 for the $5M program including installation of security vestibules, upgrade and installation of camera systems, roof replacements, locker rooms and toilet rooms renovations, and flooring throughout 4 schools. After completion of this project, the Lumberton Board of Education extended the reappointment of NEW ROAD as the district’s Construction Manager through June 30, 2022. Work included: Facilities Garage roof replacement, RTU replacements, multi-purpose room floor replacement, toilet room renovations, sidewalks, drainage and paving. At Ashbrook Elementary School a roof/solar project was also completed. Project Executive: Scott Weitz, R.A., Project Manager: Stephen Lenhart Architect: The Design Collaborative Architects and Planners, PA Project Value: $8M Schedule: May 2019 - September 2021
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Manasquan Public School District HVAC System Upgrades
NEW ROAD provided construction management and commissioning services during: • Renovation of the HVAC systems in the 1931 & 1995 sections of Manasquan High School • Replacement of the HS fire alarm system • Replace the High School gym floor & bleachers • Refinishing of the High School cafeteria’s original (1931) wood floor. Architect: Regan Young England Butera Project Executive: Robert Notley, LEED AP Project Manager: Joseph McDermott, CCM, CEFM
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Salem County Vocational Technical School District
NEW ROAD provided construction management services from pre-construction through close-out for the $8M 2020 campus capital projects including 80,000 SF asphalt roof at the High School and business offices, 24,000 SF metal roof hugger system at the prep center, state of the art fume hood and evac system at the welding shop, and major HVAC system replacements. All new metal fascia, gutter, downspout and louvres. Approved alternate bids to include hot gas dehumidification system for all roof top units, and to provide building management controls under an independent DDC Control System. Also, a mercury abatement, prep and install of new gym floor. Project Completion: November 2020 Project Executive: Scott Weitz, R.A, P.P. Project Manager: Matt Ceriale “I would like to take this opportunity to thank you and your management team for the outstanding management provided to our district during our building project. The project was definitely managed in a manner that was professional, collaborative, and efficient in nature." Jack Swain, Superintendent
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Point Pleasant School District, Ocean County

NEW ROAD was engaged in 2017 to perform construction management services during renovations, replacements, and alterations at three (3) schools including Nellie Bennett Elementary, Point Pleasant High School and Point Pleasant Memorial Middle School. Work included HVAC, light fixture, ceiling replacements, science lab alterations. After completion of this project, the Point Pleasant Board of Education extended the reappointment of NEW ROAD as the district’s Construction Manager through June 2021.
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NEW ROAD's 2019 Construction Management work included K-12 and Higher Education

Throughout the 2019 year, NEW ROAD worked throughout twenty-two (22) K-12 Districts along with two on-going projects at Rowan University.
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Upper Freehold Regional School District

NEW ROAD provided Construction Management Services and Roof Monitoring and Inspection Services at Newell Elementary School and Allentown High School. The 163,400 SF roof replacement project involved tear off, abatement, deck repair and thru wall flashing replacement at rising walls. HVAC equipment was removed and replaced or removed and re-installed with new curbs and flashing. There was a variety of RTU’s, gravity vents, exhaust fans, gas piping, ductwork, power conduits and other roof mounted accessories; all were raised and re-installed following the new roof work. All coping and fascia were replaced and there was a combination of roof drains, overflow drains, gutters, and downspouts. Other projects included auditorium renovations and generator replacement. Work was completed in approximately 4 months. All projects were completed safely, on time and under budget. Architect: Spiezle Architectural Group, Inc. Value: $7M Schedule: June 2019 - December 2019
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Freehold Borough School District, Monmouth County
Freehold Borough School District completed a $41 million construction program at the Park Avenue Elementary School, Freehold Intermediate School and Freehold Learning Center in Monmouth County. NEW ROAD provided the pre-construction and construction management support for the duration of the program. The Elementary and Intermediate School project consisted of additions, alterations, renovations and site enhancements to an existing joint elementary and intermediate school complex. Additions included library media center with associated support offices & computer instruction area; intermediate school gymnasium with girl’s locker room; cafeteria expansion; kitchen support spaces for storage and receiving areas; new general classrooms; technology department expansion; boys and girls toilet rooms; new main entrance secure vestibule with an entrance & drop-off canopy and a new main office reception and waiting area. Site enhancements included a new drop-off loop drive at the gym & library addition with associated new sidewalks and new parking areas. The Freehold Learning Center (Pre-K to 2) additions included a kitchen, two classroom wings and a new cafeteria. Site enhancements included three playgrounds, three new parking lots, new entrance drive, two new retention basins and restoration of all existing driveways and parking lots. At both facilities renovations included conversion of pre-kindergarten rooms into general classrooms & resource rooms; conversion of small group rooms into classrooms; conversion of the existing cafetorium stage into serving & kitchen; conversion of the existing serving & kitchen into resource and storage rooms; conversion of the existing storage/receiving area into a new intermediate boys locker room; conversion of a general classroom into a nurse’s suite; and conversion of the existing library into a child study team suite & resource room. Capital upgrades included building-wide replacement of various HVAC systems to include air conditioning, building-wide technology infrastructure upgrades; replacement of domestic water heaters, main electrical switchgear, interior lighting and emergency power systems; replacement of building-wide fire alarm and public address systems; partial roofing replacement; and student locker replacement. Also included are electric, water, & natural gas utility upgrades. Architect: Fraytak Veisz Hopkins Duthrie Project Value: $40M Completion: April 2019
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Spring Lake Heights School District, Monmouth County
NEW ROAD was awarded Construction Manager for the $10.4M referendum program including renovations and upgrades at the Spring Lakes Elementary School. The construction project included two new classrooms, a new security vestibule, renovations to the roofing and HVAC systems, enhanced security systems, new lighting in the building, building envelope renovations, accessibility renovations, doors and hardware, and selective site improvements. Ground Breaking Event: October 11, 2018 Architect: Spiezle Architectural Group Inc. Project Value: $10.4M Completion: December 2019
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Salem City High School
The project consisted of construction of a new 6-lane running track, located on playing fields behind Salem High School. The track will also include field event facilities (for pole vault, long jump, high jump, shotput, discus and javelin). The infield of the track will be lined for multiple sports (soccer, field hockey, lacrosse and football). Architect: Regan Young England Butera Completion: November 2019 Project Value: $1.5M
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Rancocas Valley Regional High School Security Vestibule
NEW ROAD provided project management services from concept to completion on renovations to the Administrative offices, new security vestibules and handicapped ramp. The New Main Entrance Security Vestibule has electronic door controls and glazed windows; a sidewalk and entrance that comply with ADA; LED lighting; new exterior door locks and upgraded digital security cameras. The Regional High School was also the first in the nation to implement an artificial intelligence technology that can detect weapons before they are in the building, designed by the Philadelphia software company Zero Eyes. Architect: Garrison Architects Ribbon Cutting Ceremony - September 17, 2019
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Gloucester Township Public Schools, Camden County
NEW ROAD Construction Management Co., Inc. provided Construction Management Services at Gloucester Township Elementary School for the removal and replacement of a steep-sloped shingled and low-sloped EPDM roof and at Union Valley Elementary School overlaying of an existing steep-sloped shingled roof with a standing seam metal roofing system. Completion: November 2019
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Mount Holly Township Schools, Burlington County
NEW ROAD provided CM services for summer phased projects including facility improvements at the John Brainerd Elementary School. Work entailed demo and renovations of the cafeteria, bathroom and classrooms, abatement, plumbing, tiling, painting, HVAC, roofing, Electrical and lockers, windows, doors, lighting, and flooring. Construction of a 1,600 SF Pre-K play area added to an existing playground facility with new playground equipment. Architect: Regan Young England Butera Completion: Summer 2019 Project Value: $1M
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North Wildwood School District - Margaret Mace School, Cape May County
NEW ROAD was engaged in February 2019 as the Construction Manager working with Garrison Architects on the 2018 Referendum projects at the North Wildwood School District. The Margaret Mace Elementary School underwent interior, exterior renovations and essential building systems replacements and upgrades. Projects included: Roof restoration, security vestibules, boiler and HVAC system replacements, bathroom renovations, and gymnasium renovations. Architect: Garrison Architects Project Value: $4.9M Completion: August 30, 2019
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NEW ROAD's 2018 Construction Management work included 44 PROJECTS IN 17 DISTRICTS

In 2018, NEW ROAD performed construction management services on 44 projects throughout 17 Districts.
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Haddonfield Public School District - "2019 CMAA Project Achievement Award"
Haddonfield Public Schools completed a $36 million construction program consisting of renovation work at all five of the District’s schools. NEW ROAD provided planning, preconstruction and construction management services for work at J. Fithian Tatem Elementary School, Elizabeth Haddon Elementary School, Central Elementary School, Haddonfield Middle School and Haddonfield Memorial High School. Work at the High School included substantial demolition and reconstruction of the 1950’s era gymnasium, cafetorium and classroom wing; stadium repairs; track resurfacing; roofing repairs; HVAC modifications and site work. Work at other district facilities included building envelope repairs (roofing, masonry, fenestration, etc.); HVAC modifications and site work. Exterior masonry walls at Tatem Elementary were removed and reconstructed in a multi-phase approach which allowed work to be performed throughout the school year. New VoIP phone systems, paging systems and wireless clocks were also part of the referendum scope at each District facility. Architect: Becica Project Value: $36M Completion: 2018 “It is without hesitation that I recommend NEW ROAD for any construction related positions”. Stephen Burns, (former) Business Administrator

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Manasquan Public School District - "2019 CMAA Project Achievement Award"
Manasquan Public School District recently completed a $12 million construction program at the Elementary School and High School. NEW ROAD provided Program Management and Construction Management services during the preconstruction and construction phases of this program. The program consisted of the following separate bid packages: • Fire Alarm replacement at Manasquan Elementary School (MES) • Exterior window replacement at MES and stair tower door replacement at Manasquan High School (MHS) • HVAC controls replacement and equipment upgrades at MES • Additions and renovations at MHS (consisting of a second story three classroom addition above a reconstructed first floor classroom wing, HVAC and fire protection upgrades to the existing gymnasium, addition of a stair tower and elevator; new classrooms are for the District’s STEM program and science laboratories) • Site work and paving at MES (including drainage improvements and repaving of the parking lot, new sod on the athletic fields, and a new playground facility) • Renovation of the MES Media Center • Renovation of the High School Alternative Education Building Total change orders for the construction program were less than 1.5% and all projects were completed safely, on-time, and within budget. Architect: Garrison Architects. Project Value: $12M Completion: December 2018
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Moorestown Township Public Schools "2018 CMAA Project Achievement Award"
Moorestown Township Public Schools passed a $42.9 million referendum for renovation work at all six (6) of the District’s schools. Work was performed through twelve (12) separate construction work packages. Renovation work common to all six schools included: HVAC upgrades (including new building automation system (BAS); partial roofing replacements; improved building security (including new security vestibules, access control upgrades and new security cameras); technology infrastructure upgrades; partial exterior door replacements. Also, five of the six schools had their parking lots and/or driveways repaved. The construction program also included interior renovations, improvements to the High School athletic complex (including artificial turf field, new field lighting, resurfacing of running track and bleacher repairs), a new addressable fire alarm system at the High School, Auditorium upgrades at three of the schools, interior door replacements at two of the schools, new PA and burglar alarm systems at three of the schools, and site drainage improvements at one of the schools. Designed by Garrison Architects. Project Value $42M
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Galloway Township School District, Atlantic County
NEW ROAD performed construction management services during electrical upgrades to video surveillance systems at all six (6) schools. Work included main electric upgrades at Arthur Rann and Reeds Road Elementary Schools; new building addition for refrigerator/freezer walk in boxes at Arthur Rann; and new automatic temperature control system at Arthur Rann, Smithville Elementary Schools and Pomona Preschool. Architect: Fraytak Veisz Hopkins Duthie Project Value: $4.5M Completion: 2018
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Rancocas Valley School District Prep

Rancocas Valley Regional High School officially opened the Personalized Readiness and Education Program (PREP) housed at the Eastampton Annex facility at a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Tuesday August 28, 2018. The RV PREP program was designed to increase student support by providing greater opportunities to help students cultivate the skills needed for post-high school success. RV PREP offers students an in-district alternative to traditional classroom learning, allowing them to stay connected to the high school and their fellow Red Devils while working in a more personalized setting that best supports their unique learning needs. Completion: August 2018 Value: $1.4M
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Glassboro School District, Gloucester County
NEW ROAD provided preconstruction, and construction project management services for the renovations, upgrades and rehabilitation at six (6) schools including the Administration Building, J. Harvey Rodgers School, Thomas E. Bowe, Glassboro Intermediate, Dorothy Bullock Elementary, and Glassboro High School. These six facilities have multiple construction projects going on simultaneously including new roofing, new life safety systems, asbestos abatement, office renovations, upgrades to the MEP systems, technology improvements, new chiller, new boilers, new AC units, new controls and lighting upgrades. Architect: Fraytak, Veisz, Hopkins, Duthrie. Architect: Fraytak Veisz Hopkins Duthie Project Value $24M Completion: 2018 “NEW ROAD was very responsive to our concerns and needs and worked with the contractor to make sure we opened on schedule.” Scott Henry, Business Administrator
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Cumberland County Technical Education Center School of Health Science & Medicine Annex
NEW ROAD Construction was in attendance Friday October 26, 2018 for the ground-breaking event for the $25 million annex to the John F. Scarpa Cumberland County Technical Education Center. The new Health Science and Medicine building, about 55,000 square foot, is intended to house up to 200 students and connect to the main school building. Design features include a lecture hall, large enough to hold the student body, laboratories, varying size classrooms, a cafeteria and kitchen, a fitness room, and a media center. In attendance on the gold-plated shovels, provided by NEW ROAD Construction, included Senate President Stephen M. Sweeney; Cumberland County Board of Chosen Freeholders Director Joseph Derella and Freeholder James Quinn, both Millville residents; county Improvement Authority CEO Gerard Velazquez III; CCTEC Superintendent Dina Elliott; attorney Douglas Long and Millville Mayor Michael Santiago. We are excited to manage this project for the CCIA and is proud of the variety of successful capital projects completed alongside CCIA.
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New Jersey Turnpike Authority Facilities Improvement to Interchange 1 Program
NEW ROAD Construction Management Co., Inc. working with Hill International, Inc. provided construction management and inspection services in support of New Jersey Turnpike Authority’s Facilities Improvement Program on NJ Turnpike / Garden State Parkway. Project included multiple new facilities, demo of existing facilities and phasing to accommodate on-going operations at these occupied sites. Some of the new bldgs. were built on wetlands requiring extensive water diversion via underground RCP, headwalls inlets and storm drains tying into a retention basin. NJDEP regulations required ground improvements which the design team specified augered concrete columns (159) at a 3-0 diameter and a 70-0 depth with a Load Transfer Platform resting on said columns. Building construction included sitework and significant utility relocations. All work was complete without disruption to adjacent toll plazas. Completion: October 2018
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NEW ROAD's 2017 Construction Management work included 56 PROJECTS IN 17 DISTRICTS
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New Jersey Turnpike Authority’s Facilities Improvement Program on NJ Turnpike / Barnegat Parkway Exi

NEW ROAD Construction Management Co., Inc. working with Hill International, Inc. provided construction management and inspection services in support of New Jersey Turnpike Authority’s Facilities Improvement Program on NJ Turnpike / Barnegat Parkway Exit 67. The New Jersey Turnpike Facilities Improvement Program consisted of the addition of new salt storage facilities. New Road working with Hill International provided construction management and inspection services from footing to completion of a 5,000-ton capacity salt shed, concrete structure with post and beam framed roof, including installation of a truck with down system, fueling and charging stations. Managed the construction of state of the art MUA building, steel and precast concrete construction approx. 7,000 SF including parking areas, security fencing, and card reader gates. Occupancy Date: December 2017
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Greater Egg Harbor Regional School District, Atlantic County
NEW ROAD Construction Management Company Inc., provided preconstruction, construction and closeout project management during renovations, rehabilitation and replacements at Absegami, Oakcrest and Cedar Creek High School. Locker room rehabilitation includes replacement of existing finishes, new Physical Education and team lockers, new plumbing fixtures, and new HVAC equipment. HVAC replacement including new air conditioning. Renovation of gang toilets including removal and replacement of fixtures. Renovation and rehab to the Main Office and vestibule area for security. Technology and security upgrades, new security camera system and new intruder alarm systems at all 3 high schools. Architect: Fraytak Veisz Hopkins Duthie Project Value: 41M Completion: 2017
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Cumberland County College Arts & Innovation Center
NEW ROAD Construction Management Company, Inc. is excited to announce on March 24, 2017 there was a ribbon cutting ceremony for the Cumberland County College’s New Arts and Innovation Center. NEW ROAD’s provided preconstruction and construction management on this approximately 21,000 SF $7.7 million dollars, two-story building located at 321 N. High Street, Millville, NJ in the heart of the Arts District and the City’s downtown. The Arts & Innovation Center is at the forefront of an anticipated revitalization of downtown businesses and culture by providing educational, training, retail and entrepreneurial space. Designed by Manders Merighi Portadin Farrell Architects, LLC.
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Winslow Township School District, Camden County
NEW ROAD Construction Management Company, Inc., working with Garrison Architects was engaged to provide Full Service Project Management for additions to the High School and Elementary School #4 as well as District-wide electrical upgrades involving eight (8) schools for a $7.5 M project. The High School project included site work to improve the Bus Drop off and automobile traffic at the Main entrance, landscaping, and construction of a new two-story entry canopy including stairs, ramps, signage, lighting and security vestibule. Winslow School #4 consisted of a 25,700 SF addition including eleven (11) Pre-K classrooms each with handicapped accessible toilet room, a special education classroom, full size gymnasium, gang toilet rooms and multiple support spaces. The site work consisted of the removal of an eight (8) classroom modular building, driveways, sidewalks, utilities, storm water management system, playground, fencing and landscaping. The District-wide electrical upgrades consisted of expanding electrical power for increased technology capability to all eight (8) District Schools.
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Cumberland County Technical Education Center "2017 CMAA PROJECT ACHIEVEMENT AWARD"
NEW ROAD was engaged in 2015-2016 as the Construction Manager of Record for Cumberland County Improvement Authority and the Board of Education for the Cumberland County Technical Education Center. NEW ROAD’s mission was to provide full service Project Management including planning, budgeting, preconstruction, estimating, constructability review, construction commissioning services and FFE for a $70-million-dollar project. The CCTEC project was a 204,000 SF, two-story vocational technical high school constructed of both steel frame and load bearing block walls with brick exterior via a multi-prime contracting method. The facility, located on a 56-acre undeveloped site and included two athletic fields, two maintenance buildings, new classrooms, TV Studio, lab rooms, school offices, Board of Education office suite, gymnasium, cafeteria, greenhouse, construction trade shops, cosmetology, Nursing, dental and media center. The building was constructed with LEED best practice design concepts, Homeland Security protocols and included state-of-the-art security and technology including high-efficiency LED lighting, terrazzo flooring, metal roofing, thermally glazed windows, Energy Star-rated roof coating, storm water management and computerized automatic monitoring system with motion sensors, gas and diesel pump station, and an electronic car charging station. The biggest challenge for the team was to complete the 204,000 SF building and site work in only 16 months. Designed by Garrison Architects. Project came in under budget at $68,604,770 “I was impressed with NEW ROAD’s level of professionalism on all fronts: budget control, contractor management, problem solving, follow-up and follow-through were all very professional. They provided extensive communication on a daily basis for every process, with rapid responses that were both thorough and concise. NEW ROAD offered guidance and advice based on real data and best practices to deliver the best result, and their handling of the project was cost effective and efficient. In addition, their proactive management process ensured that contractors and subcontractors maintained the highest level of safety on the job.” Dr. Dina Rossi Elliott, Superintendent The John F. Scarpa Technical Education Center of Cumberland County

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Center for Workforce & Economic Development at Cumberland County College "2016" CMAA Project Achieve
NEW ROAD Construction Management Company Inc., was the Construction Manager of Record overseeing the creation of this $8 million two-story 38,000 SF building; constructed of steel frame, metal stud and sheetrock walls with brick exterior which had to be tied into the existing Campus infrastructure and central plant HVAC loop. The facility included classrooms, County office space, meeting rooms, public spaces for job seekers, State offices and training rooms. NEW ROAD cut construction cost by 20% on this project. NEW ROAD was presented the 2016 CMAA Project Achievement Award for the tremendous partnering efforts of the Team along with successful completion - safely, on time, with an aggressive one-year construction schedule, within budget and no litigation. Designed by Daley and Jalboot Architects
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North Delsea Drive Professional Services Complex
NEW ROAD Construction Management Company Inc. provided design, bidding, preconstruction, construction administration and construction management services from 2015-2017 at 275 North Delsea Drive. Construction management services included budget management, change order reviews, cost negotiations, and weekly schedule sessions. NEW ROAD assisted in renovating the 30,000 SF second floor offices, exterior site and storm drainage work, roofing design and repairs, as well as rebranding with CCIA logo and colors. The construction included new 6,000 SF Motor Vehicle Commission building, renovation of 2nd floor (interior), completed in two phases, site work including four new signs and parking lot expansion, and renovations of the exterior of the building. Tenants within this professional campus include Cumberland County DSS, Cumberland County WFNJ, Gateway CAP, NCADD-NJ, NJDCF, NJDCA, NJ Agriculture, PRAC of Southern NJ. The official opening date was May 31, 2017 Project Value $2.8M
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Burlington Township New Middle School

The construction of this new Middle School project was a 130,000 SF building area on a 17-acre site. This multi-story project included masonry and concrete plank with steel framed assembly spaces. Two (2) full gymnasiums, full kitchen and cafeteria, Resource Media Center, full service Science centers and State-of-the-Art Security and Technology. Designed by The Design Collaborative. Final Cost $23,500,000
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Cinnaminson Township Public Schools, Burlington County
NEW ROAD Construction Management Company, Inc. provided planning, pre-construction and construction management support throughout the additions and alterations to Cinnaminson High School, Cinnaminson Middle School, New Albany Elementary School and Eleanor Rush Intermediate School. In October 2014, residents approved over $35 million in improvements, mainly at the high school on Riverton Road. Just under $12 million was covered by the state. A portion of the funds went to security improvements at the New Albany Elementary, Eleanor Rush Intermediate and Cinnaminson Middle schools. The biggest improvements took place at the high school, with a new gymnasium and the connection of the second floor with new classrooms. Also, an elevator was added to transport teachers and students. Description of services included, but not limited to, new security vestibule addition and general office/administration area renovations at Eleanor Rush Elementary School, New Albany Intermediate School and Cinnaminson High School, along with site improvements. The Cinnaminson High School scope included a new main gym addition; a two-story link between classroom wings (new administration area and new science classrooms); replacement of HVAC systems, asbestos abatement; new lighting; technology and security upgrades; roofing replacement; masonry façade restoration, site work (including new parking areas, hardscaped plaza at the gym addition; and improved storm water management). Pre-construction began December 2014 and went through April 2015. The multi-phased construction began in May 2015 and went through December 2016. Occupancy was September 2015 for Eleanor Rush Elementary, New Albany Middle School and Cinnaminson Middle School. Occupancy for the Cinnaminson High School was September 2016; work in the High School Auditorium was completed December 2016. It is significant to note that total net change orders for this construction program was a net credit of $220,323.00 (-0.64% of overall original value). Designed by Garrison Architects. Project Value $40M Schedule: PreCon December 2014 thru Occupancy September 2016

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Burlington Township Public Schools
NEW ROAD Construction Management Company Inc., performed district-wide additions, renovations and upgrades at the Elementary and High Schools including: B. Young School – New Air Conditioning Units, Electrical Service, Branch Electric Panels, Generator & HVAC Upgrades and Roof Replacement. High School - New IT Backup Generator, Air Conditioning, & Hot Water Replacement. High School Hopkins Building - New Cafeteria & Kitchen HVAC Units. B. Young & High School - Chiller & Generator Pads & Fenced Enclosures. T. Hopkins – New Gymnasium HVAC Units. Engineer: Highland Resource Group. Final Cost $5M

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Buckshutem Road Elementary School

NEW ROAD provided construction management services for the additions and renovations at the Buckshutem Road Elementary School in Bridgeton Public School District. The new 61,000 SF Building Addition provided 24 new classrooms for 360 Pre-K and Kindergarten students and included a gym, cafeteria with stage, kitchen, new SGI and Administration Offices. The classroom and science lab addition were 33,000 sq. ft. 1-story CMU bearing structure that connected to the main/original building structure at two (2) locations. All existing life safety required integration with new life safety systems, including adding a new Fire Protection Sprinkler System that did not exist in the main/original building structure. Architect: STV Incorporated Value: $16M Time Frame: May 2014 - January 2016
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Cumberland County Technical Education Center Phase 3 Track and Field
NEW ROAD Construction Management Company Inc. was the Construction Manager for the Design-Build Phase 3 of Cumberland County Technical Education Center project encompassing the installation of the new artificial turf multi-sports athletic field and adjacent running track, bleacher seating and associated storm water drainage. Services performed included: planning, budgeting, preconstruction, estimating, constructability review & construction management support for this design, bid, build, PLA project.
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Cumberland County Improvement Authority Exterior Building Restoration & Facade Repairs
NEW ROAD Construction Management Company, Inc. provided construction management services during masonry cleaning and restoration, stone repairs, window restoration, handrail restoration, brick repairs and bronze front door restoration. Built in the late Nineteenth Century, the former Millville National Bank, now the offices of the Cumberland County Improvement Authority, located at 2 N. High Street in historic Millville, NJ, has been showing signs of age through soiled surfaces and deterioration of its limestone facade.
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Cumberland County Solid Waste Facility - Exterior Building Refinishing
NEW ROAD Construction Management Company, Inc. performed planning, budgeting, preconstruction, estimating and construction management support throughout refinishing and recoating of fifteen (15) building at the Cumberland County Solid Waste Facility. Colors were chosen based upon the CCIA standard color scheme, work included the blower building, administrative offices, pump house and main gate house. Due to a strict schedule, project meetings were held every week.
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Truck Wash at the CCIA Solid Waste Complex

This new 4,800 SF single-story self-contained truck wash facility is located on the Cumberland County Improvement Authority's solid waste landfill facilities for large scale County vehicle use. NEW ROAD provided design, preconstruction, construction administration and construction management services. Construction Management services included budget management, change order reviews, cost negotiations, and weekly schedule sessions. Completion: December 2017
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Delran Township School District, Burlington County
NEW ROAD provided preconstruction, construction and closeout phase services for this project consisting of additions and renovations to a middle school and high school, and renovations to an elementary school. The building area was 50,000 SF in four additions. The renovated area was 250,000 SF in three schools. The building was multi-story masonry with steel structure additions. The additions included a new college level science wing, new classroom wings, new cafeteria, new administrative wings and state-of-the-art security and technology. Designed by Kanalstein Danton Associates. Project Value $28M Schedule: Pre-Con May 2010 thru Occupancy March 2012

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East Greenwich Township School District, Gloucester County

NEW ROAD provided pre-construction, construction and close-out phase services on this challenging, multi-school, multi-contract, phased renovation and addition capital facilities program. The renovations, totaling 60,000 SF, included new boilers, HVAC with complete ATC systems, life safety systems, emergency generators, fire suppression systems, lighting, abatement, re-roofing, technology upgrades, renovated classrooms, bathrooms, multi-purpose rooms and office areas. The additions, totaling 40,000 SF, included new classroom wings, cafeteria space, office space, boiler room and security vestibules. NEW ROAD's involvement during pre-construction saved the District considerable dollars on bid day due to our thorough constructability reviews and value suggestions on the overall building components. Our field managers worked closely with the District each day to ensure ongoing school operations were not impeded by construction and effectively managed the construction contracts assuring quality and time completion. Designed by Garrison Architects Schedule: Pre-Con November 2011 thru Occupancy September 2013 Project Value $20M

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Edgewater Park Township School District, Burlington County
NEW ROAD Construction Management Company, Inc., working with Garrison Architects was engaged in November 2016 as the Construction Manager. Major renovation and additions to Anne C. Jacques, Mildred Magowan and Samuel Ridgway Schools included extensive HVAC replacement, security vestibules, interior door replacement, new corridor ceilings and lighting throughout, conference room and elevator additions. The work also included new electrical services and emergency generators to all 3 schools as well as re-configuring the gas service for 2 of the schools. Over summer 2017, NEW ROAD worked with contractors to replace the heating, ventilation, electrical wiring and boilers at the schools, as well as added air conditioning to the wings at Magowan. Additional major work included improving the schools’ security systems, including adding vestibules at both entrances and changing the door hardware so classrooms can be locked down. Some classrooms and offices were modified, and a conference room was built in the front of the middle school. An elevator was also installed at the Ridgway school. Architect: Garrison Architects Value: $16M Schedule: November 2016 - September 2017 “On behalf of the district, I’d like to thank you for all your hard work.” Ms. Nancy Lane, Business Administrator
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Franklin Township Public School District, Somerset County
NEW ROAD Construction Management Co., Inc. provided construction and closeout project management services throughout duration of this project. The Administration Building restoration included new roof and exterior insulation and finish systems (EIFS), along with HVAC and Roof System Replacements at Caroline L. Reutter Elementary School and Main Road School. “Mr. Romanoli and his staff are very talented and detail-oriented professionals who were present on site daily to ensure all work was completed to the highest standards as scheduled…without reservation, I would recommend the use of NEW ROAD’s services for our next building project.” Mr. Troy Walton, Superintendent of Schools Designed by Garrison Architects. Project Value $5.7M
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Springfield Township School District, Burlington County
NEW ROAD provided preconstruction and construction project management for the upgrades and renovations including HVAC upgrades, roofing repairs, electrical upgrades, fire alarm replacement, security/access controls, phone and paging system and door and window replacements. Designed by Spiezle Architectural Group Project Value: $6.4M Phase 1 completion: Fall 2015 Phase 2 completion: Fall 2016

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Mount Holly Township Public Schools "2016 CMAA Project Achievement Award"
NEW ROAD Construction Management Company, Inc. was engaged in 2014 as the Construction Manager for Mount Holly Public Schools. NEW ROAD’s mission was to support preconstruction, construction and closeout of a $20M phased construction program. The program was a multi-phase, multi-school, multi-year, multi-contract assignment at all three school facilities. Work included asbestos abatement, demolition, complete HVAC system (equipment and controls) replacement, complete fire alarm replacement, electrical upgrades, building renovations and upgrades as well as security vestibules and door replacement at all three District Schools. NEW ROAD planned and constructed a new maintenance building, performed sitework, roofing and façade restoration. The work started in spring 2015 on second shift and was completed prior to school reopening in September with heat available on October 1, 2015 two weeks ahead of required date. NEW ROAD continued through the year on subsequent phases of work and now successfully completed all work with exception of final sitework projects. Our project has earned a CMAA project of the year award for the tremendous partnering efforts of the Team resulting in successful completion - safely, on time, under budget and no claims or litigation. During preconstruction phase, NEW ROAD realized the project design was over budget and needed to be value engineered to meet budget set two years earlier through a NJSDA Grant funding program. The team rolled up their sleeves and collaboratively identified and presented over $3M of cost reduction options to the Owner. Ultimately, through this process of creative value analysis of bid documents, refinement of required scope of work, and inclusion of critical alternate bids, we addressed all the required scope of work identified within the NJSDA funding agreement. The biggest challenges included coordination of asbestos abatement and construction work, coordinating with the District and Contractors to avoid interruption of operations and completing the project within the demanding time frames. Contractors worked the evening shift through May and June of 2015 and 2016 in the occupied schools removing asbestos from the crawl space, removing and rouging in piping from the crawl space and interior corridors and roughing in wiring and fire alarms systems in the crawl space and interior corridors as well as working on the new main power feeds into both buildings. Designed by Regan Young England Butera Budget $24M

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Rancocas Valley Regional High School "2015 CMAA Public Building Project Award"
NEW ROAD provided project management from pre-construction through construction and closeout for the new stadium and athletic complex at the Rancocas Valley Regional High School. Services included demolition of existing stadium, remediation of soils and track cinders, new drainage systems, construction of new turf field, six lane rubber track, storage building, concession stand, field lighting, grandstands, pressbox with elevator, concrete plaza, and new parking lot. Designed by: Garrison Architects. Engineer: Edwards Engineering Final Cost: $5M Completion: October 2014 “NEW ROAD not only managed our project but protected our interests in the areas of cost and quality.” Ms. Lisa Giovanelli, Business Administrator

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Ocean City Intermediate and High School District

Renovations, HVAC replacement and complete Mechanical System Upgrades with a new Building Controls System at Ocean City High School and Intermediate School. Upgrades include new boilers, new chillers, new condensers, new VFD pumps, new rooftop units, and new heat recovery units throughout the High School. Electrical circuits and panels were upgraded and replaced as required to support the new mechanical equipment. New controls with full graphics were installed for the entire system. Engineer: The DaVinci Group. Final Cost: $3M Occupancy Date: September 2014
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Mainland Regional High School "2013 CMAA Project of the Year"
NEW ROAD Construction Management Company Inc. served as the Construction Manager for the Renovations, Alterations and Additions to the Mainland Regional High School. The High School served grades 9 - 12 in a 200,000 SF building that was originally constructed in 1960 with additions in 1965 and 1990. Due to budget constraints, the facility had not been renovated or adequately maintained in years. The building required a complete rehabilitation along with replacement of components within the structure. In addition to the renovations, changes of use required major alterations to many areas and the need for supplementary academic programs required additions. The additions consisted of a Science Wing, Administrative Wing, an auxiliary area for the T.V. Studio and a large mechanical courtyard. The renovations and alterations consisted of a complete restoration of plumbing, mechanical, electrical, fire safety, data and communications systems, along with a complete replacement of architectural and finish items. The scope included total re-roofing with the installation of a 725kVA solar array. There were multiple architectural, lead and asbestos abatement challenges arising as unforeseen conditions. Due to immediate intervention, these items were resolved without delay, thus causing no impact on the schedule. In the renovated areas, Mechanical, Electrical, Emergency, Data and Communication Systems had to be duplicated, having old and new systems operating throughout the project. The logistics of using the available area in Offices, Data Closets, Boiler Rooms and above ceilings to accommodate duplicate systems simultaneously were challenges successfully dealt with throughout all milestone phases. Designed by Fraytak Veisz Hopkins Duthrie Architects. Project Value: $41M Completion: August 2012

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Gloucester County Institute of Technology

Project consisted of construction of roof-mounted 638.82kW solar photovoltaic array. NEW ROAD assisted with the securing of the final approvals and Power Purchase Agreement for the system. Responsibilities include coordination with the Vocational Technical School to allow for free movement of the students and faculty on campus and allocation of critical parking resources. Safety and security of the campus population was a critical task. There were no incidents related to safety and security. During construction, NEW ROAD monitored the permitting, sitework foundations, structural work, and the electrical interconnections. Contractor: Ray Angelini, Inc. Project Value: $3M
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Rowan College at Gloucester County

NEW ROAD was engaged by Gloucester County Improvement Authority during the approval process phase of the new Ground Mounted 3.046 kW Solar Photovoltaic Array project to assist with the securing of the final approvals and Power Purchase Agreement. During construction NEW ROAD monitored the permitting, sitework foundations, structural work, and the electrical interconnections. Responsibilities included coordination with the College to allow for free movement of the students and faculty on campus and allocation of critical parking resources. Completion: 2013 Project Value: $13.5M
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Mount Laurel Fire Departments
The Mount Laurel Fire Department is a combination volunteer/paid Department consisting of approximately 50 volunteer and 44 career members. The Department operates two quints, three engines, one ladder tower, one heavy rescue unit, one brush unit, and various support vehicles, out of three fire stations and headquarters. NEW ROAD provided design services for the proposed bond referendum and provided project management services working with The Design Collaborative Architects and Planners, P.A. throughout facility assessment, renovation and upgrades of these three (3) fire stations. Scope of work included roof replacement and site repaving at all 3 sites along with exterior upgrades and refurbishment, including window replacement at Station 362 and 363. Also, replacement of energy generator at Station 362.
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Stockton University: Facilities Department Administrative Office Building
NEW ROAD provided construction and closeout phase services for renovations and alterations. Richard Stockton College in Galloway NJ (renamed in 2015 to Stockton University) converted the College's existing 16,000 sq. ft. plant management pre-engineered building into executive and operations offices. NEW ROAD provided punch list and completion of several projects that included multiple design firms and general contractors. Designed by SOSH Architects. Project Value $2,000,000 Completion: 2012
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Bordentown Regional School District, Burlington County

NEW ROAD provided construction management services for the multi-use physical education, recreation and athletic facility. All weather synthetic turf surface track, main complex and facility access lighting. Concession stand, Press Box, stadium bleachers, additional parking and sidewalks. Mechanical Auxiliary Gym and Music Room, Roof top Solar Array Panels, Landscaping and Athletic Fields. Completion: 2011 Project Value: $8.5M
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North Hanover New Upper Elementary School
Project consisted of construction of a new elementary school with a site area of 20 acres and a building area of 130,000 SF. New building was multi-story with masonry and steel structure. The new elementary school included a full regulation gymnasium, full kitchen and cafeteria, performing arts center, resource media center, full service science wing and state-of-the-art security and technology.
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Lenape Regional High School District

NEW ROAD provided preconstruction, construction and closeout phase services for the new Seneca Regional High School. Designed by The Design Collaborative. Project Value $40M
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Moorestown New Upper Elementary School

NEW ROAD provided construction management services for the new upper elementary school. Designed by Garrison Architects Project Value $22M
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Plumsted Township

Additions and Renovations to Two Elementary Schools Additions and Renovations to Elementary School New 5-8 Middle School Additions and Alterations to Elementary School and High School New Primary School. Total Bond: $35 M
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West Essex Regional School District

NEW ROAD provided construction phase services on this challenging renovation and upgrade project, working closely with the District, DiCara Rubino Architects and Contractors to effectively and efficiently manage the project. Construction, renovations and alterations to the High School and Middle school included complete site restoration and paving. Construction of middle school included: New technology rooms, new administrative offices, toilet room and locker room renovations, boiler room replacements and upgrades, window replacements and bleacher replacement. Construction of high school included: New science lab/classrooms, window replacements and locker and bleacher replacements. Final Cost: $2.5M Occupancy Date: August 2010

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Jackson Liberty High School

NEW ROAD provided preconstruction and construction project management services for a new full-service high school. The site area was 100 acres and the building area was 288,000 SF. New building included multi-story masonry with a steel structure. The school received two full gymnasiums, two full cafeterias, a performing arts center, multiple lecture halls, a resource media center, a full service science wing and state of the art security and technology. Designed by Fraytak, Veisz, Hopkins, Duthrie PC. Final Cost $71.8M Completion: 2007

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SATISFIED SCHOOL DISTRICTS

Absecon City
Barrington Borough
Bellmawr Borough
Bordentown Regional
Burlington County BCIT & BCSSSD
Burlington Township
Cheltenham Township
Cinnaminson Township
Cumberland County
Deerfield Township
Delran Township
East Greenwich Township
Evesham Township
Franklinville
Galloway Township
Glassboro

Gloucester County GCIT & GCC
Greater Egg Harbor Regional
Haddonfield Public Schools
Hainesport Township
Hamilton Township
Jackson Township
Lacey Township
Lenape Regional
Lumberton Township
Mainland Regional
Maple Shade Township
Medford Township
Medford Lakes Township
Moorestown Township
Mount Holly Township
Mount Laurel Township
Mullica Township

North Hanover Township
Ocean City
Plumsted Township
Point Pleasant Borough
Rancocas Valley Regional
Salem County Vo-Tech
Somers Point
Southern Regional
Springfield Township
Stratford Borough
Tabernacle Township
Upper Freehold Regional
West Essex Regional
Wildwood Crest
Winslow Township
Woodbury

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