MD Correctional Institute for Women, Jessup
Owner: Department of Public Safety & Correctional Services

On site work included:

  • Concrete and brick work
  • Structural steel, millwork and roofing
  • Interior finishes and door hardware
  • Mechanical, electrical, sprinkler and walk in boxes

The project required high level of security and hygiene while working. Project planning and execution was a challenge for reasons listed below:

  • Kitchen prepares about 7,500 meals per day, operational almost all the time
  • Phased project with extensive coordination to keep the old kitchen operational
  • Addition was completed while the kitchen and dining room was operational

The project required special care, having a historic facade and being located in a busy area, posed several challenges that were met during its execution:

  • Working under tight conditions while maintaining flow of pedestrian and vehicular traffic
  • Shoring and maintaining the historic facade in safe conditions during construction
  • Coordinating material delivery with very limited storage space available at site