CTA Construction Managers Celebrates Completion of Steel Framework at Maynard's New Elementary School

Completion of Structural Steel at Green Meadow Elementary School



CTA Construction Managers, a prominent construction firm based in Waltham, Massachusetts, has announced the successful completion of the structural steel phase at the new Green Meadow Elementary School located in Maynard, Massachusetts. This significant milestone ushers in a new era for the educational infrastructure of the community, as the project is now transitioning into critical enclosure and interior phases.

In their recent announcement, Lyle Coghlin, Principal at CTA Construction Managers, shared insights into the completion of the steel framework. "The full steel skeleton of the building—comprising columns, beams, and bracing systems—has been entirely installed, aligned, and secured according to our high specifications. All bolted and welded connections have been executed flawlessly, and the structure has successfully passed inspection. This confirms its stability and positions us well for the subsequent stages of construction," he remarked.

This accomplishment not only highlights the progress of the project but serves as a testament to the dedication and expertise of the team involved. With the steel framework now firmly in place, it sets the stage for the interior trades to mobilize on-site and advance the development of this modern educational facility.

CTA Construction Managers brings to this project a wealth of experience. They maintain a solid 12-year partnership with Colliers, which acts as the City of Maynard's Owner's Project Management firm. Moreover, the firm has collaborated for 17 years with Mount Vernon Group Architects. This partnership marks their fourth educational project together, showcasing a strong history of successful interventions in school construction, dating back to their work on the new Maynard High School more than a decade ago.

The design initiated by Mount Vernon Group Architects features a robust structure that combines over 12 million pounds of steel and concrete. This combination is indicative of a commitment to durability, safety, and a modernized educational design. Phil Palumbo, Director of Colliers Project Leaders, explained, "The utilization of steel framing facilitates open floor plans and enables future reconfigurations. Additionally, it supports energy-efficient envelope design and the integration of modern HVAC systems, including geothermal and high-efficiency mechanical systems, which are common in Massachusetts school projects."

Karen Lindquist, Principal of Green Meadow Elementary School, expressed enthusiasm regarding the progress made thus far. She stated, "We are thrilled to witness the physical transformation of the building. The completed structure will house modern classrooms, flexible learning spaces, and a dedicated STEAM room, all underpinned by updated infrastructure aimed at enhancing educational experiences."

Founded in 2000, CTA Construction Managers has established itself as an award-winning construction management and general contracting firm specializing in various sectors, including municipal, academic, multi-family residential, commercial, and senior care facilities. Their extensive portfolio encompasses over $2.5 billion in projects, and they have committed over $150 million in contracts with certified small, veteran, disadvantaged, minority, and women-owned partners. As leaders in green building, CTA Construction is dedicated to aiding clients in sustainable construction that meets LEED and Massachusetts Collaborative for High-Performance Schools (MA-CHPS) standards.

This recent success further affirms CTA's commitment to providing top-notch construction management services while actively contributing to the growth and development of educational infrastructure in the communities they serve. For more information about their services and ongoing projects, visit CTA Construction's official website.

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