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Market32 Clifton Park, NY

Construction Cost Contract Amount = $7,100,000Size 55,000 sfContract Date October 2016Completion Date April 2017 The Golub Corporation has been a long standing client for MLB. MLB broke ground on the brand new Market 32 in Clifton Park and hit the ground running. This 55,000SF building had to adhere to an aggressive, eight month schedule. As Construction Manager, MLB worked with Golub from the very beginning; the first task being to assist them geƫng the project scope within their budget. MLB’s estimating team and project managers helped to value engineer the project by using years of experience to show the client…

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New York State Racing Association Saratoga Race Course Copper Roof – Saratoga Springs, NY

Construction Cost Contract Amount = $2,009,600 Final Amount = $2,797,116 Size 13,333 sf Special Distinctions All new heavy timber framing & ornamental structural steel Contract Date January 2018 Completion Date May 2018 MLB was pleased to be awarded the Saratoga Race Course Grandstand Copper Roof replacement project. All new copper-clad roofs replaced the well known, 1970’s-era red and white striped canvas awnings over former carousel area, the clubhouse terrace and the escalator. If you ever had the chance to visit the track but got caught under the awnings on a rainy day, you would know that there were still good…

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O’Reilly Auto Parts – Vernon, CT

Construction CostContract Amount = $998,000 Final Amount = $1,025,578Size 77,000 sf Contract Date July 2017 Award Date February 2017 Completion Date May 2018 O’Reilly Auto Parts has come on board as a new client for MLB Construction in 2017. Our first project was a new, ground up facility in Vernon, CT. This 7,700 sf pre-engineered metal building was able to stay on schedule even through some unexpected and harsh winter conditions that tried to slow down the pace. MLB was in charge of all sitework, new underground utilities, concrete foundation, concrete slab on grade, site concrete and paving of new…

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RPI – North and E

Construction Cost Final Amount = $3MSize 39,000 sfContract Date June 2016Completion Date August 2016 After sitting unoccupied for three full years, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute needed to come up with a solution to house their increasingly large incoming freshman class. RPI engaged MLB to manage the rapid renovation and restoration of the school’s North and E Complex Dormitories that provide additional living spaces for over 150 students.With less than a three month window to completion, asbestos removal was one of the larger challenges eating up a month of the project schedule. The North Complex, consisting of 20,000 square feet, gained a…

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SUNY Plattsburgh Clinton Dining Hall Renovation

Construction Cost Contract Value = $6,622,400Size 22,000 sfContract Date February 2017 Completion Date Phase 1: August 2017 Phase 2: January 2018 The complete renovation of the SUNY Plattsburgh Clinton Dining Hall included all kitchen, dining area, and restroom facilities. This project was scheduled into three phases: May 2017—August 2017 included the dining space. September 2017—January 2018 included the restroom and lobby spaces. May 2018—August 2018 included all of the preparation areas, loading dock space, and kitchen areas. This contract included all new kitchen equipment, dining room millwork, upgrades to all finishes, and new HVAC, plumbing and electrical systems throughout. All…

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Adirondack Museum Visitor Center

Construction Cost $3,200,000Start Date September 1998 Completion Date June 1999 Two months of Fall, five months of harsh Winter, and two months of Spring high in the rugged Adirondack Mountains of New York State was the setting for this ambitious project at the Adirondack Museum. With only a four-month window to capitalize on the “Summer” tourism season in the Adirondacks, the Museum had no choice but to build its new Visitors Center during the off-season. The project began in September with demolition and removal of the original “Gatehouse” to make way for the new Museum Store and Admissions Facility. Quickly…