Client: National Institute of Standards & Technology
Contract: NIST Roof Replacement
Contract Period: October 2017 – January 2018
Contract Amount: $29,786
Description of work: Provide roof repair/new roof to building #8. This is a foam roof system.

Client: Fort Carson DPW
Contract: Building 1853 Remodel
Contract Period: August 2016 – October 2016
Contract Value: $23,721
Description of Work: Miscellaneous remodel items for the Post’s religious education facility. Scope included demolition, electrical, replacement of water cooler, carpet and paint.

Client: T&H Services Fort Carson DPW
Contract: Fort Carson Wind Damage Repair
Contract Period: June 2017 – August 2017
Contract Value: $410,519
Description of work: Beckrich Construction continues its work with Fort Carson’s Directorate of Public Works, in this case replacing sections of wind damaged structures. The project included prepping and painting the site’s wooden fence. The project is located along Manhart Field on Fort Carson.

Beckrich Construction values its close relationship with Colorado’s military bases. For more on our projects in Fort Carson, see Beckrich Construction’s Remodel Contract Building 1853, Maintenance Hangar Contract, and the Regional Training Institute.

Client: Peterson Air Force Base Civil Engineering
Contract: Window Replacements, Phase 2
Contract Period: July 2017 – November 2017
Contract Amount: $235,048
Description of Work: Strong wind and hail storms caused significant damage to a number of structures in its path. Among the reported damage were over 350 window and skylights on multiple buildings along the flight line and south west end of base. Beckrich Construction was responsible for repairing the window damage at Peterson Air Force Base. This is the second phase of window and screen replacements due to damage from hail storms.

Client: General Services Administration
Contract: Arraj Courthouse Ballistic Glass Replacement Project
Contract Period: March 2017 – September 2017
Contract Amount: $57,100
Description of work: Replaced nine large panes of level three ballistic glass that had been vandalized on the Arraj Courthouse in Downtown Denver. The project needed detailed scheduling, off-hour work schedules, with strong pedestrian traffic control and safety measures due to public in the area.