Site work, new construction and renovation of an educational facility in Williamsburg, Virginia. Completed plans call for the construction of a 124,000-square-foot educational facility; for the renovation of a 10,000-square-foot educational facility; for site work for a educational facility; and educational facility.

As of January 12, 2022, this project's funding was delayed again. Project is now expected to bid to prequalified subs and suppliers summer 2022 and start fall 2022. PLEASE NOTE: ThIS general contractor intends to bid to subcontractors who were previously pre-qualified. Bidding information may not be disclosed to planrooms. Direct any inquiries on how to pre-qualify for this and future projects to the general contractor. Or visit:https://partners.skanska.com/usa/teams/DocuPro/SitePages/Prequal%20Inquiry%20Request.aspx/ As of May 20, 2021, this project has received state funding and the design is now continuing thru the end of 2021. Construction is expected to start spring 2022. REMINDER: Only subcontractors and suppliers who are prequalified will receive notice of bid packages. As of July 13, 2020, this project is on hold as funding was not in the current state budget. If funding is available for 2021, design will resume and this project will start construction fall 2021. _____________ This project constructs a 124,000 gsf multi-function teaching and research facility. This is phase four of the Integrated Science Center complex & it will be built on the former Millington Hall site. The project will also renovate 10,000 gsf of existing science center facilities to enable the connection to the existing and adjacent ISC1 building. ISC4 will accommodate Mathematics, Computer Science, Kinesiology and the new undergraduate program in Design & Engineering. Upon completion, science disciplines will be in conjoined space designed to promote state & university STEM initiatives by creating cutting edge laboratories and teaching spaces for instruction and research. Approximate construction cost is $50M-$70M. The facility will be designed to achieve LEED certification. Only Class A, VA licensed contractors considered. Building of such type will need to accommodate cellular and molecular research labs which include fume hoods, bio safety hoods that recirculate air through a HEPA filter with charcoal, natural gas for Bunsen burners and proper HVAC systems to handle large heat loads from devices such as refrigerators and freezers.