FQC Attends Groundbreaking Ceremony for Park District of Forest Park

Frederick Quinn Corporation (FQC) has been providing support to the Glen Ellyn School District 41 for their upcoming referedum vote this April 2017. The Glen Ellyn School District 41 Board of Education is putting a referendum on the ballot that would build an addition at Hadley Junior High School and make improvements to that school and the district's elementary schools at a cost of almost $24 million.
As proposed, the referendum would fund a $9.2 million two-story addition to replace the 10 portable classrooms at Hadley. The project also would pay for $9.9 million worth of infrastructure work at Hadley and the district's elementary schools, a $3 million project to renovate the elementary and junior high restrooms for Americans with Disabilities Act accessibility, and a $1.2 million project to enlarge Hadley's cafeteria to allow for 100 additional students.
Frederick Quinn Corporation (FQC) recently attended Skokie School District 73.5's Groundbreaking Ceremony marking the start of Phase II of the Elizabeth Meyer School Additions & Renovations Project.
The Meyer School building expansion plans call for a one-story early childhood center and a new library. Seven new classrooms, including a room for art and music, a gross motor room for special education students and three small instruction offices, will be added to the building. The addition is expected to total 23,000 SF and the project is scheduled to be completed this fall.
Skokie Park District has once again selected Frederick Quinn Corporation (FQC) as Construction Manager for their upcoming project - Park Services Maintenance Facility. The Park District will be relocating from 7701 Skokie Boulevard to their newly purchased property at 7500 Frontage Road. The 30,400 SF building that is on the new site is already zoned for a parks and maintenance facility and will be renovated to fit the Park's needs.
Frederick Quinn Corporation (FQC) recently completed the renovations to the GSA Passport Offices and Lobby project located in Chicago, IL.
The first floor work included the reconfiguration of a portion of the Clark Street lobby, the security screening area off of the Clark street lobby, as well as a reconfiguration of the CIS lobby and security screening area.
The ninth floor work included the build out of the Passport Agency offices. The work included approximately 26,550 SF of tenant improvements work, including; general plumbing, fire protection, and life safety, and systems construction. All work was required to comply with the Department of State securing standards. The replacement of the existing Air Handling Units (AHU's), and related equipment, was also included as part of this project.
This project is seeking LEED Silver Certification by the U.S. Green Building Council.