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C.E. FLOYD FAcTS

Core Markets - Educational Senior Housing Offices - Massachusetts: Hospitality 135 South Road, Commercial Bedford, MA 01730 Religious T: 781.271.9006 Biotech F: 781.271.9044 Residential Established - 1989 Connecticut: 101 Centerpoint Drive Middletown, CT 06457 T: 860.635.7111 F: 860.635.8111 Services - Preconstruction Construction Management General Contracting Fast Track Design/Build Capital Improvement Organization - Staff - Corporation 50 (30 office/20 field) Technology -
Autodesk Buzzsaw Sage Construction & RE Prolog Manager Primavera Contractor BIM Autodesk 2013 Building Design Suite Ultimate Adobe Acrobat Professional/Bluebeam AutoCAD iPads in the field
CEF FACTS - Performance with Integrity: meeting deadlines, staying under budget, performing quality work, paying our bills and playing fair 85% of work is for repeat clients or through client referrals
Officers - Charles E. Floyd, President/CEO Charles H. Tobin, Jr. President CT Operations Normand J. Fournier Vice President/Principal Raymond D. Caruso VP Estimating &
Business Development
Christopher J. Floyd Principal/Business

Development
Senior Housing Experience: 38 communities, 3,940 residences, 782 private beds and 5.6 million sf of space Educational Experience: 65% of workload, 162 projects in our portfolio Since 1998, 72% of projects delivered using the PSCM project delivery format Our GMPs average 2.6% less than our D/D Estimates
Bonding Capacity - $75M single project, $100M aggregate Dollar Volume - $41.2M (5-year average) Insurance - Safety - Litigation - Open Shop - $10M Umbrella aggregrate EMR 0.83 No client litigation in 24 year history Best value - 15-35% savings Flexible delivery Labor decisions that best fit your project
1 of first 4 contractors in nation to receive ABC Green Contractor Certification
CLIENT REFErENcES
Rob Bramhall Architects Contact: Mr. Rob Bramhall Brookhaven at Lexington Contact: Mr. Jim Freehling The Pingree School Contact: Mr. Jock Burns Ashlar Village of Wallingford Contact: Mr. J.P. Venoit EGA, P.C. Architects Contact: Mr. Gerry Menke Dexter-Southfield School Contact: Mr. Rick Saul KV Associates Contact: Mr. Doug Karam CresaPartners Contact: Mr. Barry Dube Orion Development Advisors Contact: Mr. Denny Wilhelm Concord Academy Contact: Mr. Don Kingman The Huntington at Nashua Contact: Ms. Christine Hallock 603.598.1440 978.369.6080 860.916.2502 617.758.6074 617.695.0856 617.454.2715 978.462.5515 203.697.6403 781.468.4415 781.863.9660 978.749.3663 Overlook Communities Contact: Mr. George Senerth Benchmark Senior Living Contact: Mr. John Dragat Fairfield Country Day School Contact: Ms. Maureen Bartolomeo Bechtel Frank Erickson Architects Contact: Mr. Gerry Frank Elizabeth Seton Residence Contact: Ms. Phyllis Tedesco Olson Lewis + Architects Contact: Mr. Chris Doktor Winstanley Enterprises Contact: Mr. John Carella Dana Hall School Contact: Mr. Rob Ayres Thayer Academy Contact: Mr. Bill Stephenson C3 Consulting Contact: Mr. Mike Farnola 978.985.0656 781.380.0503 781.235.3010 203.624.5317 978.526.4386 781.997.1130 781.862.3313 203.259.2723 781.489.7100 866.753.5429
I have personally dealt with the staff of C.E. Floyd Company on several projects on our campus. On all fronts, I have found them to be professional, conscientious and a pleasure to work with. They maintain a positive approach to business and are a firm with which I have developed a great deal of trust and confidence in.
Don Kingman, Director of Operations, Concord Academy
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BUSINESS REFErENcES
Bank: Eastern Bank 605 Broadway Saugus, MA 01906 Contact: Mr. Brian P. Sheehan Insurance: The Rowley Agency, Inc. 139 Loudon Rd., P.O. Box 511 Concord, NH 03302 Contact: Mr. Gary Stevens Surety: Liberty Mutual Surety c/o The Rowley Agency, Inc. 139 Loudon Rd., P.O. Box 511 Concord, NH 03302 Contact: Mr. William VerPlanck Accountant: Feeley & Driscoll, P.C. 100 North Washington St. Boston, MA 02114 Contact: Mr. Edward Callahan Professional Association: Associated General Contractors of Massachusetts (AGC) 888 Worcester St. Wellesley, MA 02181 Contact: Mr. Robert Petrucelli Professional Association: Associated Builders & Contractors (ABC) Massachusetts: Contact: Mr. Greg Beeman Connecticut: Contact: Ms. Lelah Campo 860.529.6778 781.273.0123
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THE ADDITION AND RENOVATION TO CONCORD ACADEMY S ELIZABETH B . HALL CHAPEL, THE SCHOOLS MAIN GATHERING PLACE, RECEIVED AN AGC BUILD AMERICA AND BSA HONOR AWARD FOR REHABILITATION AND RESTORATION. AWARD , AGC OF MASSACHUSETTS BUILD NEW ENGLAND PERFORMANCE AWARD ABC OF CONNECTICUT EXCELLENCE IN CONSTRUCTION AWARD.
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EMPLOYING A COMPLEX PHASING PLAN, WE CONSOLIDATED TWO FLOORS OF OCCUPIED LAB AND OFFICE SPACE ONTO ONE FLOOR THEN RENOVATED THE SECOND FLOOR FOR A NEW CORPORATE TENANT.
BIOTEcH CLIENTS
Counterpoint Health Solutions Cisbio UMass-Lowell Bioplastics Celldex Therapeutics DuPont Pharmaceuticals Company bioMerieux Inc. GelTex Pharmaceuticals Chiron Diagnostics
Harbor Freight Tools Farely White Management St. Josephs Abbey Simon Property Group Edens Centerplan HCPro/Cresa Winstanley Enterprises Injured Workers Pharmacy (IWP) Dr. Levine Orthodontics LINC Government Services/USMC Environmental Health & Engineering Davis Marcus Archstone-Smith Philips Medical Systems Trilogy Partners HCP - 92 Hayden Avenue, Lexington, Mass.
COMMErcIAL CLIENTS
The Hospitals of Central Connecticut VeloBit T-Mobile
I have been involved in a number of construction projects and I have to say that the C.E. Floyd team was an Owners dream. This project ran on or ahead of schedule thanks to the teams thoughtful review of plans, intelligent communication of issues, responsible and practical solutions to those issues well before they could impact the schedule and timely collaboration with the architect and owner.
Maureen Bartolomeo, Director of Finance and Operations, Fairfield Country Day School
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Lahey Clinic/Lahey Pediatrics Hayden Medical Center Lexington Medical Associates Eastern Bank Waste Solutions, Inc. Partylite Gifts, Inc. HP/Digital Equipment Corporation/Compaq Itek Optical Systems Loral GTE Government Systems Sun Microsystems, Inc. Southern NH Medical Center Heart Care Medical Center Bierbrier Development, Inc. Cranberry Hill Associates Fastech Integration, Inc. M.I.T. Lincoln Labs First Camelot Limited Partnership The Wyatt PCO Company Whittier Partners Agile Networks, Inc. Charles River Labs Faneuil Hall Associates Union of Concerned Scientists Litton Data Systems Bose Corporation Chiron Diagnostics Air Canada Mullen Advertising Company Altreuter Peabody, Inc. Bostik Corporation Thayer Academy Episcopal Divinity School Concord Fowler Branch Library Lesley University Fairfield Country Day School Bryant University Lawrence Academy Derby Academy Eastern Nazarene College Gordon School National Aviation Academy Knowledge Vision Lincoln Tech Institute Walnut Hill Properties (Tufts University) Groton School C.E. Floyd Company, Inc. The Pingree School The Carroll School Friends Academy Charles River School The Park School Stoneridge Montessori School www.cefloyd.com
WE RENOVATED THE LIBRARY AT THAYER ACADEMY DURING THE SCHOOLS 2011 SUMMER RECESS AND HAVE BEEN INVITED BACK TO CAMPUS THIS SUMMER TO WORK ON ANOTHER RENOVATION PROJECT.
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EDUcATIONAL CLIENTS
Gabriel Benzur
THE NEW CLUBHOUSE AT WELLESLEY COUNTRY CLUB INCLUDED A BALLROOM, TWO KITCHENS, MULTIPLE DINING SPACES, A FITNESS CENTER, PRO SHOP AND LOCKER ROOMS, AMONG OTHER SPACES.
Walnut Hill School Tenacre Country Day School Dexter-Southfield School Boston College Harvard University Massachusetts Institute of Technology Phillips Academy Andover Concord Academy Nashoba Brooks School Babson College Brookline Music School Tufts University, Medford Campus Tufts University School of Veterinary Medicine Dana Hall School The Fenn School
Shade Restaurant, Radisson Hotel Nashua Madison Beach Hotel Brae Burn Country Club Crowne Plaza Natick Holiday Inn Somerville Distinctive Hospitality Group Woodland Golf Club Dedham Country and Polo Club Doubletree Hotel, Windsor Locks Courtyard by Marriott, Marlborough Country Club of Fairfield FFC Capital Corporation - Marriott Hotels Latitude 43 Restaurant and Bar Wellesley Country Club Windsor Village Shelter Harbor Golf Club The Country Club - Brookline, MA Gibbet Hill Grill/The Barn at Gibbet Hill Longfellows Wayside Inn Triple A Supermarkets, Inc.
HOSPITALITY CLIENTS
Skybokx 109 Gastro Sports
I consider the C.E. Floyd Company to be one of the best contractors I have ever had the opportunity to work with.
J. Stewart Roberts, Principal, Johnson Roberts Associates
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Walgreens Candle Corporation of America Museum of Our National Heritage
RELIGIOUS CLIENTS
Trinity Episcopal Church Congregation Shaarei Tefillah Grace Baptist Church Lutheran Church of Our Redeemer First Church in Belmont Unitarian Universalist St. Pauls Church, Brookline, MA
SENIOr HOUSING CLIENTS

Bedford Falls Calrton Willard Village Waveny Care Center Mercyknoll - St. Marys Home Marillac Residence Elizabeth Seton Residence Heritage at Framingham The Northbridge Companies Village at Willows Crossings Evans Park at Newton Centre Maple Woods at Hampden Atrium at Faxon Woods Ridgefield Crossings Prospect House Masonicare - Overlook at Charlton Benchmark Senior Living Ashlar Village of Wallingford Ashlar of Newtown Huntington at Nashua Brookhaven at Lexington Blenheim-Newport Retirement Community Hunt Community Retirement Living Services Life Care Services Corporation New England Villages C.E. Floyd Company, Inc.
Innovative Exposures
THE SCALE OF OUR SENIOR HOUSING EXPERIENCE IS UNPARALLELED IN THE NEW ENGLAND REGION. MAIN SHOW PIECES.
Jarred Stanley
THE CUSTOM STAIR AT THE HUNTINGTON AT NASHUA IS ONE OF THE COMMUNITYS
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BIOTECHNOLOGY PROJECTS
Celldex Therapeutics, Inc.
Biotech Fit-Out Needham, MA
C.E. Floyd helped Celldex consolidate their operations to the 34,000 sf first floor space, which required relocating their vivarium, research labs and offices in multiple phases. The project included a full gut renovation within a space that included relic utilities from multiple previous biotech build-outs. Celldexs operations within the building continued uninterrupted while abandoned utilities were identified and removed.
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Client: Celldex Therapeutics, Inc. Mr. Avery Chip Catlin 781.433.0771
Architect: Margolis + Fishman Mr. Ron Margolis 617.492.0200
DuPont Merck Pharmaceuticals

Bldg. 500-1 Discovery Biology Lab & NMR Facility Upgrade Billerica, MA
This project involved the renovation of a total of 5,200 sf of R&D laboratory space in an occupied building. The various spaces consisted of a Cell Culture Lab, Biochemistry Lab, Volatile Gamma/Beta Lab, Ultrasound Physics Lab, and a Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Facility.
Client: DuPont Merck Mr. John Froozendeh 978.621.8208

Frank Giuliani
Architect: Owner Design
Harvard University
Organic Chemistry Laboratory Renovation Cambridge, MA
Renovations were completed to an existing 6,600 sf lab with an extremely aggressive 10-week schedule. The project involved upgrading the existing HVAC system from 7,000 cfm to 40,000 cfm to achieve 45 air changes per hour. The project also involved installation of 44 new fume hoods, hot and cold potable and non-potable water, gas, compressed air, vacuum, nitrogen and acid waste piping.
Client: Harvard University Mr. Jeff Cushman 617.496.5596

Frank Giuliani
Architect: Olson Lewis + Architects Mr. Randy Lewis 978.526.4386
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COMMERCIAL PROJECTS
Lahey Lexington Medical Center
Medical Office Building Lexington, MA
This 32,000 sf three-story building, occupied by Lahey Clinic, features an elegant central glass atrium and a parking garage under the building. Special features include ample parking; energy efficient mechanical, electrical and lighting systems; a 24-hour card access security system and elevator service. Specialty services include a comprehensive eye center, cosmetic and laser surgery, orthopedic and sports medicine, a breast imaging center, physical therapy and a state-of-the-art MRI system.
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Client: Hayden Medical Center LLC Mr. Larry Smith 781.259.4100
Architect: ADD, Inc. Mr. Michael Haas 617.234.3100
92 Hayden Avenue
Venture Capital Firm Corporate Headquarters Lexington, MA
This project involved the complete interior demolition and renovation of 18,000 sf, on both the first and second floors, for use as a new corporate headquarters facility. The project features a completely renovated main lobby, state-of-the-art conferencing facilities, library, corporate offices and fitness roomall completed in an occupied building.
Owners Representative: Project Management Services Mr. Jan Machnik 617.452.1300

Peter Lewitt
Architect: Bechtel Frank Erickson Architects Mr. Gerry Frank 781.862.3313
HCPro
Tenant Fit-Out Danvers, MA
Preconstruction services and construction management were performed on the conversion of a manufacturing plant into HCPros new 40,000 sf headquarters. The renovation included a 1,000 sf data center, 11,000 sf of executive offices, media conference rooms, conference rooms, training rooms, multi-function room and boardroom. The project included a new glass storefront vestibule, along with an exterior handicap ramp and stairs. Construction was completed in 15 weeks.
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Client: Cresa Partners Mr. Barry Dube 617.758.6074
Architect: Lincoln Architects Mr. Greg McIntosh 781.721.7721
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COMMERCIAL PROJECTS
Injured Workers Pharmacy

Tenant Fit-Out Andover, MA
This 47,000 sf tenant fit-up included a 5,000 sf secure production facility and 5,000 sf of executive offices, training rooms and board rooms. The building had been unoccupied for six years, so we performed a preventive maintenance survey on the existing HVAC equipment, then modified and added on to it. We also installed two generators to guarantee 24/7 operation of the facility. The project was completed in 13 weeks.
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Client: Injured Workers Pharmacy Mr. Jim Standish 978.794.3081
Architect: EGA, P.C. Mr. Scott Hall 978.462.5515
Partylite Gifts
Tenant Improvements Plymouth, MA
Work was completed at night over eight weeks, so business operations could continue uninterrupted. We renovated multiple areas within the building including a 90,000 sf wing and 30,000 sf of other space. We performed lighting upgrades and HVAC modifications and we painted all the common spaces. The final phase of construction included renovating the main lobby to add a new reception area and display areas for PartyLite products.
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Client: Partylite Gifts, Inc. Mr. Steve Best 508.830.3100
Architect: Lincoln Architects Mr. Greg McIntosh 781.721.7721
EH&E
Tenant Fit-Out Needham, MA
The fast-paced 16-week, 17,000 sf project included the addition of two new RTUs to serve EH&E and a high-quality, complex interior design that included stepped soffits, curved and angled walls and a number of interior glass walls. The completion of this complex project was also dependent upon the previous work C.E. Floyd completed within the building including the Celldex first floor build-out and base building modifications.
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Client: EH&E Mr. Jack McCarthy 781.247.4300
Architect: Margolis + Fishman, Inc. Mr. Ron Margolis 617.492.0200
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EDUCATIONAL PROJECTS
Dexter-Southfield School
The Clay Center for Science and Technology Brookline, MA
Comprehensive preconstruction and construction management services were instrumental in coordinating this 50,000 sf state-of-the-art science and technology center. The facility includes an observatory, multipurpose lab, science center, computer spaces, dining and 325-seat auditorium. The observatory is equipped with a 20-inch deep space reflector telescope, 7inch planetary refractor telescope, 18-foot diameter dome and computercontrolled high speed tracking system.
Client: Dexter-Southfield School Mr. Rick Saul 617.454.2715

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Architect: Mount Vernon Group Architects Mr. Greg McIntosh 781.721.7721
Concord Academy
Student Health and Athletic Center Concord, MA
This 30,000 sf Student Health and Athletic Center features four squash courts with spectator areas, locker rooms, weight lifting area, wrestling/ aerobic room, rehabilitation/training room, game room, music room, and additional storage. The new facility includes an outdoor swimming pool and pool house. Construction lasted 10 months.
Client: Concord Academy Mr. Don Kingman 978.402.2267

Anton Grassl
Architect: GUND Partnership Ms. Youngmin Jahan 617.577.9600
Tenacre Country Day School

Gymnasium/Library/Classroom Addition Wellesley, MA
Expanding the administrative and classroom spaces and adding a new library and gymnasium were the primary focus of the improvements implemented at the Tenacre Country Day School campus. Project challenges included constructing foundations and a recessed gymnasium floor in an area with a high water table and coordinating construction activities during the academic year and summer camp.
Client: Tenacre Country Day School Mr. Christian Elliott 781.235.2282

Peter Vanderwarker
Architect: OLD&D Architects Mr. Chris Doktor 978.526.4386
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Pingree School
New Academic Technology Center South Hamilton, MA
The PS/CM strategy was utilized to complete this challenging project on an occupied campus. Our scope included demolition of the existing one-story classroom building and construction of a three-story, steelframed, 25,800 sf addition. Included were 12 classrooms, breakout rooms, faculty department offices, science labs, preparation spaces, a faculty lounge and associated administration offices. One major challenge on this project was to match the new natural stone veneer to the existing stone of the historical mansion.
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Client: Pingree School Mr. Jock Burns 978.468.4415
Dana Hall School

Lucia Farrington Shipley Science Center and Library Wellesley, MA
The 38,000 sf Helen Temple Cooke Library and Lucia Farrington Shipley Science Center is a two-story facility connected by a corridor link to an existing classroom building. Facilities in the library and science technology center include laboratories, classrooms, project rooms, a greenhouse, offices, conference and seminar rooms and a 92-seat auditorium with computer network ports at each seat.
Client: Dana Hall School Ms. Blair Jenkins 781.235.3010

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Architect: Shepley Bulfinch Richardson & Abbott Mr. Jim Hunnewell 617.423.1700
Nashoba Brooks School

Dining Hall/Classroom/Gymnasium Addition Concord, MA
The PS/CM delivery strategy was instrumental in completing the addition and renovation project in the heart of the Nashoba Brooks School campus. The main addition houses a gymnasium, dining hall and commercial kitchen, while a separate addition was constructed to support several new science classrooms. Project challenges included structural complexities in connecting to the existing building, installation of a new septic system under the parking lot, complete renovation of the courtyard and coordination of both construction and school traffic. Construction took place during the academic year while classes were underway.
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Client: Nashoba Brooks School Ms. Kay Cowan 978.369.4591
Architect: DAgostino Izzo Quirk Mr. Fred Groff 617.623.3000

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Walnut Hill School
Student Dormitory and Faculty Housing Natick, MA
The 27,000 sf wood-framed dormitory accomodates 42 students and 7 faculty/staff apartments. The three-story structure was designed to complement the existing architecture on campus and created a central courtyard for social gatherings and performances. An aggressive project schedule began construction in October 2006 and occupancy was successful acheived in time for the next school year beginning in September 2007.
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Client: Walnut Hill School Ms. Julaine McInnis 617.454.2715
Architect: Eck | MacNeely Architects inc. Mr. Paul MacNeely 617.367.9696
Lawrence Academy
Theatre and Library Addition and Renovation Groton, MA
Plans included a 18,800 sf of renovations, 11,500 sf of additions and connecting Ferguson Building to Gray Building. Construction began in May 2006 and final occupancy was acheived in July 2007. The new building features an expanded 500-seat theatre, new theatre lobby, scene workshop and drama classroom as well as an expanded library and college counseling space.
Client: Lawrence Academy Ms. Linda Deasy 978.448.6535
Architect: Mount Vernon Group Mr. Dan Quaile 781.721.7721
Derby Academy
Science Center Hingham, MA
The library, tutor rooms, kitchen and two classrooms were converted into three science labs, a science classroom, Science Deparment office and two preparatory spaces. An 1,100 sf addition was built as an open space for science experiments, group work and display. After comprehensive preconstruction services, the project was completed utilizing the construction management project delivery system.
Client: Derby Academy Mr. Doug Shropshire 781.749.0746

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Fairfield Country Day School

Classroom Addition/Renovation Fairfield, CT
This 700 sf addition and 3,500 sf renovation were built to LEED Silver standards. The project was completed over summer recess and included six classrooms, two specialist classrooms, a teacher workroom and testing area. Sitework included the extension of a retaining wall and drainage.
Client: Fairfield Country Day School Ms. Maureen Bartolomeo 203.259.2723

Architect: Peterman Architects Mr. Tom Peterman 978.341.0900
Lawrence Academy
Bigelow Hall Capital Improvements Groton, MA
The original 1863 single pane windows were replaced with custom-fabricated ones to match historic details, weight pockets in the window jambs were insulated and rotted ornamental trim was replaced with rot-resistant materials to help with long-term maintenance. These improvements resulted in a 35% decrease in the buildings oil usage and a significant drop in heat complaints from residents. Traffic noise was also reduced.
Client: Lawrence Academy Ms. Linda Deasy 978.448.6535
Derby Academy Lower School

Addition/Renovation Hingham, MA
This fast-track addition/renovation project added classrooms, offices, a new entry and a multi-purpose room to the existing building, replaced all HVAC Systems in the existing building and renovated much of the existing building. The project began during Spring Break with the relocation of an active sewer line, classes continued uninterrupted while the additions were constructed and the renovation and connections were completed over the summer break.
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Client: Derby Academy Mr. Doug Shropshire 781.749.0746
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Dexter-Southfield School
Southfield Classroom Addition Brookline, MA
The 27,100 sf addition and 5,600 sf renovation encompassed 24 classrooms, a multipurpose room, food preparation and serving area, elevator, restrooms on all floors and administrative offices. The project was completed in nine months.
Client: Dexter-Southfield School Mr. Rick Saul 617.454.2715

Architect: Mount Vernon Group Architects Mr. Greg McIntosh 781.721.7721
Concord Academy
Elizabeth B. Hall Chapel Concord, MA
A 1,500 sf, curved addition was added to this historic Meeting House to increase seating capacity from 275 to 425. The addition was built to match the existing building from the mid-1800s by using recycled materials or new materials distressed to look old.

Architect: Shepley Bulfinch Mr. Tom Kearns 617.423.1700
Fairfield Country Day School

Lab/Flex Space Fairfield, CT
A 550 sf wood shop was transformed into a temporary science lab. We worked closely with the school and the architect through value engineering to develop a final design and plan that would meet the schools budget, which was limited due to the temporary nature of the space.
Client: Fairfield Country Day School Ms. Maureen Bartolomeo 203.259.2723

Architect: Peterman Architects Mr. Tom Peterman 978.341.0900
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HOSPITALITY PROJECTS
Latitude 43 Restaurant & Bar
Renovation Gloucester, MA
C.E. Floyd was brought in to finish this 9,000 sf restaurant and bar, which was behind schedule, over budget and riddled with conflicts amongst the project team. Before we could continue construction, we had to deconstruct more than half the work already put in place to correct deficiencies. The restaurant contains many sustainable aspects mainly related to recycled, salvaged, rapidly renewable and locally sourced materials. We were also able to incorporate high efficiency and solar powered heating equipment into the design.
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Client: Aqua Restaurant Corporation Mr. Mark McDonough 617.277.4593
Architect Poore & Co. Mr. Jonathan Poore 978.281.6071
Wellesley Country Club

New Clubhouse Wellesley, MA
The new 55,000 sf clubhouse was built of concrete and steel but designed to look like a residence. Interior and exterior finishes were remarkable and include over two miles of crown molding inside. Upon completion of the new clubhouse, key building elements were salvaged from the existing 1838 clubhouse before it was demolished and the foundation converted to a town monument. Due to budget constraints, we engaged in an extensive value engineering process to decrease the cost of the project.
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Client: Wellesley Country Club Mr. Marty Ryan 781.235.7333
Architect: Rob Bramhall Architects Mr. Rob Bramhall 978.749.3663
Shade Bar and Grill, Doubletree Hotel

Renovation Windsor Locks, CT
The existing 4,200 sf restaurant and bar space was completely renovated to accommodate a new granite bar, lounge, breakfast room, and dining room that seats 166. The Bar and Grill was designed to look like the towns local Tobacco Barns by using custom dark-stained wood-slat walls at the entrance and custom post and beam work inside the dining area.
Client: Doubletree Hotel Mr. Bill Gemme 860.627.5171

Signature Architects
Architect: Signature Architects Mr. Michael Smith 978.250.1662
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HOSPITALITY PROJECTS
Crowne Plaza - Natick

Public Area Renovations Natick, MA
We teamed with the new ownership group for the Boston-Natick Crowne Plaza to renovate the public spaces including the guest registration, lobby, front entry, coffee shop, restaurant and bar while the hotel continued operations. Great care was taken to minimize impact on the guest experience and ongoing private functions and conferences while completing these major renovations on a tight schedule.
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Client: Distinctive Hospitality Group Mr. David Shamoian 508.651.8250
Architect Paul Lukez Architecture Mr. Paul Lukez 617.628.9160
Dedham Polo and Country Club

Clubhouse Addition and Renovations Dedham, MA
We provided preconstruction and construction management services to the Club to ensure the building project would fulfill its needs and remain within the tight budget. Additions to the 1923 clubhouse encompassed new administrative offices, conference rooms, pro shop and bar, and expanded dining rooms and ballroom. A separate cart storage building, which is sited into a hill so it doesnt distract from the views, was also built and has a green roof. Exterior decks were replaced and a bluestone patio enlarged.
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Owners Representative: The Wyatt Group Mr. Steve Ceglarski 617.548.5005
Architect: Jefferson Group Architects Mr. Mark Palazio 401.721.0977
Private Club
Dining Pavillion and Bath House Connecticut
C.E. Floyd Company constructed a Dining Pavilion and a Bath House connected by a 10-foot-wide deck at this private club in Connecticut. A storage building and garage was also built. The Bath House contains mens and womens changing stalls, bathrooms and shower facilities. The Bath House is completely constructed of wood, while the Dining Pavilion is framed of steel to create the expansive, unobstructed views of the Long Island Sound.
Client: Private Club Mr. Steve Klemenz 203.259.1601

Woodruff Brown
Architect: James G. Rogers Architects Mr. Mike Messinger 203.354.5224
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MULTI-FAMILY PROJECTS
Phillips Row and Phillips School
Condominiums North Andover, MA
Phillips Row is located in one of the oldest parts of colonial Georgetown, in the heart of the East Village historic district. These 14 new homes have been designed to blend in with the areas rich architectural heritage. The Phillips School, built in 1890, was renovated to provide 14 additional luxury condominium units.
Client: Cranberry Hill Associates Mr. Larry Smith 781.259.4100

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Architect: Sorg and Associates Ms. Gail Kirchmar 202.393.6445
Union Wharf Condominiums

Adaptive Re-use Renovation Boston, MA
This project consisted of the construction of seven condominium units located at Union Wharf along Bostons prestigious waterfront. The interior of each unit incorporates brick and beam architectural elements, maple hardwood floors, high ceilings, custom lighting, and fireplaces. Each layout incorporates a state-of-the-art kitchen, cherry cabinets, granite counters, master bedroom suites with marble finished baths and views of Boston Harbor.
James Abts, Greg Premru, Eric Roth
Client: Union Wharf Associates Mr. Chris Cummings 781.662.5466
Architect: Pitman & Wardly Architects Mr. Frank Wardly 978.744.8982
Stonegate at Weston
Condominium Renovation Weston, MA
Stonegate at Weston presented the challenges of coordinating a wide variety of daily interior and exterior construction activities around residents homes. Installation of new windows, new roofing and flashing, gutters, new entrances and repaving access roads, parking areas and walkways were completed while families continued to occupy their residences.
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Client: Boston Residential Group LLC Mr. Curtis Kemeny 617.424.0775
Architect: Mostue & Associates Mr. Ross Speer 617.628.5700
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RELIGIOUS PROJECTS
Concord Academy Chapel
Elizabeth B. Hall Chapel Renovation/Addition Concord, MA
Built in the mid-1800s, the Chapel was first known as the Snackerty Brook Meeting House, located in Barnstead, N.H. The Meeting House was dismantled, moved piece by piece and rebuilt on campus. The scope of work included construction of a curved 1,500 sf addition to increase the seating capacity from 275 to 425 and update the building to comply with current codes.

Architect: Shepley Bulfinch Richardson & Abbott Mr. Bill Barry 617.423.1700
Lutheran Church of Our Redeemer

New Construction Foxborough, MA
Included in our scope of work were comprehensive preconstruction and construction management services. This contemporary design creatively incorporates structural elements, natural light, and sloping surfaces to enhance the functionality of the new 12,800 sf facility. Walls of the nave are constructed of structural concrete masonry units. The textured finish, sloped walls and ceilings improve acoustical qualities in the large assembly spaces.
Client: Lutheran Church Mr. Bob Boette 508.543.2669

Anton Grassl
Architect: Robert Olson + Associates Mr. Rob Olson 617.338.2790
First Church in Belmont Unitarian Universalist

Addition and Renovation Belmont, MA
Built in 1890, this building was the first church in Belmont. To accommodate the building program and take advantage of site constraints, approximately 8,600 sf of space was demolished and 14,500 sf constructed. The new addition includes nine new classrooms, a meeting room, new parish hall with a raised platform, balcony and full kitchen. Construction of a new elevator, restroom facilities and renovations to the existing sanctuary and ancillary spaces make the building ADA compliant.
Client: First Church in Belmont Mr. Ed Bing 617.354.7978

Anton Grassl
Architect: Robert Olson + Associates Mr. Rob Olson 617.338.2790
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SENIOR HOUSING
Ashlar Village Hartog Activity Center
Addition/Renovation Wallingford, CT
This complex, multi-phased project consists of a new 33,000 sf steelframed addition, 32,000 sf renovation of the existing building, as well as the reconstruction of an existing sluiceway. The addition includes a four-pipe variable air volume HVAC system, vinyl siding, asphalt and membrane roofing, and architectural concrete at the foundation. The project provides the residents with a new theater, auditorium, meeting rooms, restaurants, kitchen and dining spaces, and other support and gathering spaces.
Shupe Studios
Client: Ashlar Village Mr. J.P. Venoit 203.679.5473
Architect: EGA, P.C. Architects Mr. Al Crapeau 978.462.5515
The Huntington at Nashua

CCRC Nashua, NH
The Huntington offers 124 one and two-bedroom garden style apartments, 24 skilled nursing and 12 assisted living units nestled on 52 acres. Amenities include: spacious lobby and lounge areas, dining areas, caf open daily, cocktail lounge, multi-purpose room for meetings, lectures, movies and special events, indoor swimming pool and spa, exercise center, wellness center, guest suites, library and communications center, a gift/convenience shop beauty salon/barber shop, and creative arts studio.
Farshid Assassi
Client: Huntington at Nashua Ms. Christine Hallock 603.882.6511
Architect: EGA, P.C. Architects Mr. Gerry Menke 978.462.5515
The Overlook Life Care Community

CCRC Facility Charlton, MA
The 329,000 sf facility, 205 unit, independent living campus was constructed utilizing a structural steel frame with metal stud infill and was designed to complement the 19th century New England shingle style architecture of the existing buildings on site and the historic Overlook hotel. Supplementing the living units are 14 individual cottage homes, some with garages and finished basements. The entire project site required pre-blasting ledge prior to foundation and site utility excavation.
Innovative Exposures
Client: Overlook Communities Mr. George Senerth 508.434.2262
Architect: EGA, P.C. Architects Mr. Pat Mixdorf 978.462.5515
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SENIOR HOUSING
Brookhaven at Lexington
CCRC Facility Lexington, MA
The project objective was to expand the existing independent living unit count by an additional 48 apartments, provide 11 additional assisted living apartments and modify the existing skilled nursing facility to create an additional 24 private rooms. Our scope of work included 20,000 sf of below grade parking, extensive sitework and utility upgrades, new pool building and renovations to common areas throughout the facility to accommodate these new and expanded uses.
Robert Benson
Client: Brookhaven at Lexington Mr. Jim Freehling 781.863.9660
Architect: DiMella Shaffer Associates Ms. Diane Dooley 617.426.5004
Willows at Worcester
New Building Worcester, MA
The Willows at Worcester expanded the independent living community by 370,000 sf. The scope of work included a three-story, wood-framed addition and 40 new cottages, increasing the communitys capacity by 191 residences. Major renovations to two wings of the existing building were also completed. Additional surface parking was provided along the new entrance roadway and a garage was constructed beneath the new building to provide 95 more spaces.
C.E. Floyd Company
Client: Continuing Care Management Mr. Jeff Robinson 508.898.3431
Architect: EGA, P.C. Architects Mr. Peter Schmidt 978.462.5515
Ashlar Village Notch Hill

A fast track construction strategy was used for this 150,000 sf addition to the Bridge House resident building on the Ashlar Village campus. The four-story cast-in-place concrete slab and modular light gauge metalframed addition provides the campus with an additional 78 independent living units and includes parking beneath the building. Extensive site utility relocation for the occupied campus was performed to ready the site for construction. The project features a double ridge roof, vinyl siding, asphalt roof shingles, a four-pipe vertical fan coil HVAC system, balconies at each unit, two elevators and resident storage.
Shupe Studios

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Stafford Hill Assisted Living
Addition/Renovation Plymouth, MA
Construction is completed on this 80,500 sf renovation of a two-story, former nursing home into 85 units of traditional assisted living and a separate Generations Program for the memory impaired. To support the fast track project delivery, the mechanical, electrical, plumbing and fire protection work was completed on a design/build basis. Project features include: studio, one and two-bedroom apartments, emergency response system, wellness center, extensive landscape design with walking paths and wireless and computer access.
David Pratt Photography
Client: The Northbridge Companies Mr. Tom Coughlin 781.272.2424
Architect: The Architectural Team Mr. Chris Chiurri 617.889.4402
Ashlar Village Pond Ridge

The three-story, 65,000 sf, steel-framed addition provides Ashlar Village with an additional 44 assisted living residential units and 30 Alzheimer units. To support the added residents, the project also includes the renovation and expansion of food preparation areas, dining spaces and amenities such as a beauty salon, barber shop, central mail, activity spaces, music room, greenhouse, parlors and living rooms. A new country kitchen and enclosed, landscaped courtyard supports the ALZ program.
Shupe Studios
Heritage at Framingham
Addition/Renovation Framingham, MA
We utilized the PS/CM delivery format to provide a new 14,000 sf addition to the Heritage at Framingham facility. Our scope of work also included site improvements, completely residing and reroofing the building, and installing new windows throughout the occupied complex. The new three-story, wood-framed addition will provide an additional 12 assisted living units, a large community room with a movable partition to connect the corridor with the gallery space, locker rooms, and new service area. Renovations include a new elevator, large country kitchen, lounge area, expanded dining, administrative offices and a new banking facility.
C.E. Floyd Company
Client: Heritage at Framingham Ms. Ellen Adams 508.788.6050
Architect: Gorman Richardson Architects Mr. Scott Richardson 508.497.2590

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StoneRidge
CCRC Facility Mystic, CT
We constructed an 11,000 sf memory care wing consisting of 12 living units. Amenities include a spa, kitchen, living and dining rooms, nurses staion. six month project
Client: StoneRidge Heather Turner 860.536.9700

C.E. Floyd Company
Architect: AG Architecture Marty Wicklund 414.431.3131
Maple Woods at Hamden

Renovation Hamden, CT
Benchmark Assisted Livings primary objective for this project was to renovate 25 existing residential units, currently used for their assisted living program, into units required to support their new ALZ Dementia Program. In addition to the ALZ renovations, our scope of work included selective demolition required to convert several residential units to open dining and a new country kitchen, new salon, tub room, public restrooms, and administrative space.
C.E. Floyd Company
Client: Benchmark Assisted Living Mr. Mike Waleryszak 781.489.7110
Architect: Bechtel Frank Erickson Mr. Peter Miller 781.862.3313
Ashlar Village
New Villas Wallingford, CT
Ashlar Village added 40 wood-framed, two-bedroom independent living villas over two phases. Construction activities were carefully coordinated with the operations staff to minimize the potential for disruption to existing residents. New services, utilities, access road and site work were carefully planned and installed to enable occupancy of the Phase 1 units as construction continued on Phase 2.
Shupe Studios
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SENIOR HOUSING
Blenheim-Newport
Renovation Middletown, RI
Our primary objective was to develop a project strategy to convert residential apartments to 35 assisted living units while the facility was occupied and in full operation. Through intense coordination with the administrative and facilities staff, construction proceeded without major, unplanned disruptions to ongoing operations, services or amenities. Our scope of work included minor structural reinforcing, renovation of the administrative offices, new closets, updated bathrooms and new interior finishes in all residential and common areas.
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Hunt Communities
Renovation Nashua, NH
Our initial scope of work was to provide a spray icynene insulation and vapor barrier and to correct problems with the mechanical system at the Hunt Pavilions 40-unit skilled nursing facility. Following preconstruction services, an expanded scope of work was delivered utilizing a construction management strategy. By vacating two resident rooms per day, renovations were completed with minimal disruption to occupants. A new Nurse Call System was installed, existing fire alarm system for the SNF was renovated, mechanical system upgraded, a new elevator addition constructed, and new laundry room and pantry kitchen were provided.
C.E. Floyd Company
Client: Hunt Community Ms. Christine Hallock 603.882.6511
Ridgefield Crossings
Renovation Ridgefield, CT
Benchmark Assisted Livings focus for this project was to renovate 25 living units for their new ALZ Dementia Program. Following a comprehensive preconstruction services phase, construction activities were safely completed in this occupied facility causing a minimum of disruption to the staff and residents. Our scope of work included selective demolition of the two units required to provide open dining and a new country kitchen, a new tub room, public restrooms, and a laundry room.
C.E. Floyd Company
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SENIOr HOUSING CLIENTS

Client: Celldex Therapeutics, Inc. Mr. Avery Chip Catlin 781.433.0771

Architect: Margolis + Fishman Mr. Ron Margolis 617.492.0200

DuPont Merck Pharmaceuticals

Client: DuPont Merck Mr. John Froozendeh 978.621.8208

Architect: Owner Design

Client: Harvard University Mr. Jeff Cushman 617.496.5596

Architect: Olson Lewis + Architects Mr. Randy Lewis 978.526.4386

Client: Hayden Medical Center LLC Mr. Larry Smith 781.259.4100

Architect: ADD, Inc. Mr. Michael Haas 617.234.3100

Owners Representative: Project Management Services Mr. Jan Machnik 617.452.1300

Architect: Bechtel Frank Erickson Architects Mr. Gerry Frank 781.862.3313

C.E. Floyd Company

Client: Cresa Partners Mr. Barry Dube 617.758.6074

Architect: Lincoln Architects Mr. Greg McIntosh 781.721.7721

Injured Workers Pharmacy

C.E. Floyd Company

Client: Injured Workers Pharmacy Mr. Jim Standish 978.794.3081

Architect: EGA, P.C. Mr. Scott Hall 978.462.5515

C.E. Floyd Company

Client: Partylite Gifts, Inc. Mr. Steve Best 508.830.3100

Architect: Lincoln Architects Mr. Greg McIntosh 781.721.7721

Client: EH&E Mr. Jack McCarthy 781.247.4300

Architect: Margolis + Fishman, Inc. Mr. Ron Margolis 617.492.0200

Client: Dexter-Southfield School Mr. Rick Saul 617.454.2715

Architect: Mount Vernon Group Architects Mr. Greg McIntosh 781.721.7721

Client: Concord Academy Mr. Don Kingman 978.402.2267

Architect: GUND Partnership Ms. Youngmin Jahan 617.577.9600

Tenacre Country Day School

Client: Tenacre Country Day School Mr. Christian Elliott 781.235.2282

Architect: OLD&D Architects Mr. Chris Doktor 978.526.4386

Dan Gair / Blind Dog Photo

Client: Pingree School Mr. Jock Burns 978.468.4415

Architect: OLD&D Architects Mr. Chris Doktor 978.526.4386

Dana Hall School

Client: Dana Hall School Ms. Blair Jenkins 781.235.3010

Nashoba Brooks School

Client: Nashoba Brooks School Ms. Kay Cowan 978.369.4591

Architect: DAgostino Izzo Quirk Mr. Fred Groff 617.623.3000

Warren Jagger Photgraphy

Client: Walnut Hill School Ms. Julaine McInnis 617.454.2715

Architect: Eck | MacNeely Architects inc. Mr. Paul MacNeely 617.367.9696

Patrick Wiseman Images

Client: Lawrence Academy Ms. Linda Deasy 978.448.6535

Architect: Mount Vernon Group Mr. Dan Quaile 781.721.7721

Client: Derby Academy Mr. Doug Shropshire 781.749.0746

Architect: OLD&D Architects Mr. Chris Doktor 978.526.4386

Fairfield Country Day School

Client: Fairfield Country Day School Ms. Maureen Bartolomeo 203.259.2723

Architect: Peterman Architects Mr. Tom Peterman 978.341.0900

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