Duval County Public Schools Rutledge Pearson Elementary
Construction Management at Risk (CMAR)
K-12 Education
Rutledge H. Pearson Elementary School was the first new school to open on Jacksonville’s Northwest side since 2008, and was the first new school to open under the half-cent sales tax that voters approved in November 2020.
Duval County Public Schools Stanton College Preparatory School
Construction Management at Risk (CMAR)
K-12 Education
The construction and renovation of Stanton College Preparatory School was divided into three phases. Phase I consisted of the renovation of the Administration and Faculty Lounge areas.
Duval County Public Schools North Shore K-8 School
Construction Management at Risk (CMAR)
K-12 Education
The old North Shore School was built in 1942 and was utilized as an elementary, middle, high school and full K-12 through the years. This school along with 2 other elementary schools were in disrepair and the school board decided.
Duval County Public Schools Ed White High School Classroom Addition
Construction Management at Risk (CMAR)
K-12 Education
The Ed White High School Classroom Addition replaced portable classroom space with permanent classrooms for the students. Ajax was selected to build one 20,410 SF, single story, stand alone 12 classroom addition that included an administration suite, 3 science labs,.
Duval County Public Schools Arlington Middle School
K-12 Education
The Arlington Middle School project consisted of a new 167,000 SF facility to be located on the same campus as the old Arlington Middle School. The new facility consists of an administration complex, music suite, media center, reading room, cafetorium,.
Duval County Public Schools Oceanway Middle School
Construction Management at Risk (CMAR)
K-12 Education
This project included the conversion of the existing Oceanway Elementary School site into a new Middle School with a student capacity of 1,200. The existing gym and music suite buildings were incorporated into the design of the new campus.
Riverside High School (formerly Lee High School) was completed in multiple phases. The project consisted of 110,000 SF of interior demolition, then retro-fitting building systems and finishes in the existing historic 3-story classroom building.
The Duval County Public Schools (DCPS) Westview K-8 School Project is a 172,000 square foot masonry structure housing classrooms for Kindergarten through 8th grade. The project was built on a 48 acre “green field” site and had a very aggressive.
