Project Experience

 

Testimonial

"I have been able to heavily rely on CDCI, Inc. for their architectural and engineering services for these lockups. This is a highly specialized requirement for which they have previous experience. This makes working with this vendor much easier as they have knowledge of the Holding Facility Accreditation Standards that we must comply with.
 
The aggressive manner in which CDCI, Inc. solicits estimates and negotiates with their subcontractors helps the county get the most reasonable price for the project.
 
I have been very pleased with CDCI, Inc. staff. Their construction crew is multi-talented and is proficient in their assigned tasks.
 
Over the years I have worked with many vendors; however CDCI, Inc. is the only general contractor that the Sheriff's Office wants to handle our projects. They are reliable, reasonable, pay great attention to detail, and consistently produce an excellent finished product for our office."
 
Jo Ann Ricchiuti, ASC
Project Manager
Montgomery County Sheriff's Office

Project Experience: Special Projects

This page is a sampling of CDCI's design build services for various county and state agencies on unique projects that required a variety of specialized services.

Select one of our projects:

Montgomery County Emergency Communications Center (911 Call Center)

CDCI provided design and construction services for approximately 3,000 square feet of office space within the core of an existing building. The new space housing the 'brain' of the Emergency Communication Center includes a radio equipment room, a UPS room, a Fibernet room, a CAD/AVL/Mapping Equipment room, and a telephone equipment room. Electrical load surveys revealed that the existing power was insufficient for the combined existing and new loads. As a result, an additional 1200 AMP service was installed. In case of power failure, two 750 KW emergency diesel generators with parallel switchboard were provided, and a 5,000 gallon oil tank with associated accessories was provided to support the generators for 48 hours.







 

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