Everything we do — from ground to 30 �oors above In our 70 years of being in had the opportunity to work owners, developers, general subcontractors to ensure complete is built by relationship
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At the heart of our company is a passion to make a profound, positive impact on our coworkers, clients, and community. We strive to cultivate an environment that creates success from the inside out, by supporting our team so they can support our clients.
For our people, growth is the only option. We pride ourselves in hiring high performing professionals who thrive in a team environment and matching them with positions where they can excel. The result of this approach is fulfilled employees who bring their best to our clients.
Our ability to self perform adds a level of reliability for our clients including mitigating owner risk, expediting project schedules, and adding value to their overall project.
We utilize our 71 years of project experience to offer you a construction partner you can trust to advise you with straight talk, transparency, and respect.
We have the depth of talent and resources to provide diverse perspectives to help you meet your unique project needs, with the flexibility of approach to pivot quickly when things change.
We offer our employees the opportunity for ownership in the company
ensuring that we are as invested in your projects as you are.
Founded in 1952, Reeves Young is a fully integrated construction company made up of five business units: Water Resources, Heavy Civil, Commercial Public, Commercial Private, and Industrial. Each group stands independent as their respective scopes of work are different, however each group’s ability to perform at a high level is bolstered by the experience and expertise of the other’s. Reeves Young’s approach to each project is “Built by Relationship” which means everything we build – from 30 feet below the ground to 30 floors above it – is about people. With a team of more than 500 employees and offices in Atlanta, Nashville, and Greenville, Reeves Young is positioned to deliver a diversity of building services to clients throughout the Southeast.
Eric Young - Chief Executive Officer
Chad McLeod – President
Steve Heyward – Chief Operations Officer
Kyle Krejci – Chief Financial Officer
William Reeves – Executive Vice President
Matt McCormack – Senior Vice President
Kevin Smith – Vice President
1952500+ 3 71 COMPANY FOUNDED PROFESSIONALS ON STAFF
Project Woolhawk (GTN Bldgs 1 & 2)
Gallatin, Tennessee
White House WWTP
White House, Tennessee
Grand Hyatt Memphis
Memphis, Tennessee
Dover Office Centre
Renovations and Repairs
Franklin, Tennessee
Dayton WWTP Improvements
Dayton, Tennessee
Gibson Creek Equalization Facility
Madison, Tennessee
BNA Satellite Concourse
Nashville, Tennessee
Hyatt House Nashville
Nashville, Tennessee
Moccasin Bend WWTP
Chattanooga, Tennessee
DeButts Yard WWTP Improvements
Chattanooga, Tennessee
Chattanooga Wet Weather Combined Sewer Storage
Chattanooga, Tennessee
Dupont Pump Station & Basin Improvements Phase II
Chattanooga, Tennessee
ReWa Maintenance Building
Greenville, South Carolina
Clemson Douthit Hills
Student Community
Clemson, South Carolina
Greer Fire Station and Police Training Facility
Clemson Daniel Hall
Clemson, South Carolina
Greenville Transit Authority & Maintenance Building
Rocky Creek Pump
Station Replacement
Greenville, South Carolina
Peppertree Pump Station 1&2
Taylors, South Carolina
Spartanburg Water Transmission Main
Spartanburg, South Carolina
Fort McEntire Operations & Training Facility
Hopkins, South Carolina
Fountain Inn Natural Gas & Public Works Facility
Fountain Inn, South Carolina
Centennial Olympic Park
Atlanta, Georgia
Martha T. Nesbitt Academic Building - UNG
Oakwood, Georgia
The Water Tower
Buford, Georgia
Project Falcon
Flowery Branch, Georgia
Chamblee City Hall
Chamblee, Georgia
Hyatt Centric Buckhead
Atlanta, Georgia
Corso Senior Living
Atlanta, Georgia
Westside Park
Atlanta, Georgia
MARTA Rehabilitation
Atlanta, Georgia
Whitewater Creek WPCP Upgrade
Fayetteville, Georgia
Mercedes Benz Stadium
Atlanta, Georgia
Braselton Crossroads
Braselton, Georgia
Eric Young is a renowned construction and legacy business creator who instills powerful, customized entrepreneurial solutions to every client. A highly sought-after resource for Fortune 500 clients by the age of 26, Eric has led the construction of many landmark projects in the Southeast. His expertise and reputation in the industry positioned him as the “go-to” Project Manager for Universal Studios, Disney Corporation, Chase Manhattan Bank, Allstate Insurance, and Raymond James Financial. His largest project prior to his current position was the $250 Million, 1,040,000 sq ft Georgia Aquarium.
Since forming Reeves Young in 2006, his enigmatic and powerful leadership style has enabled the company to constantly evolve and exceed even their own projections. During the last 16 years with Mr. Young as CEO, the company has grown from 14 employees to over 460, and is projected to achieve the $1 billion dollar volume benchmark by the end of this year.
With dozens of active ventures, Mr. Young consistently engages his passion for creating and developing dynamic companies across the US. His proven track record of creating companies that are not just profitable, but that have a unique culture that molds each employee into their most driven, successful selves has deemed him the “Leader that creates Leaders.”
Steve Heyward utilizes his more than 30 years of operations experience to expertly lead people to do more with less. He is significantly involved in the company’s preconstruction efforts, including pre-planning, design reviews, cost analysis, final pricing, and Subcontractor selection. His talent for analyzing complexities and using a collaborative approach has enabled him guide owners seamlessly through the process of development and construction and has proved invaluable to Reeves Young’s projects and clients.
Kyle Krejci is a seasoned financial manager and accounting professional with more than 22 years of experience in the construction industry. Kyle’s expertise involves managing all aspects of the Company’s fiscal practices, including budgeting and financial reporting. His role also includes providing oversight of all financial performance, operational management, internal controls, and quality review. Kyle’s organizational skills and attention to detail combined with his industry experience ensure that he adds value to every Reeves Young project.
President, Business Unit Leader – Commercial Public
Chad McLeod began his career over 20 years ago in construction project management. His unique foundation in civil engineering, combined with this experience in key positions such as Director of Construction and Director of Finance, enables him to see the bigger picture of a project and not miss the smallest of details to execute it successfully. Chad offers Reeves Young’s clients and their projects a level of personal attention and technical expertise that is unparalleled in the industry.
WILLIAM REEVES
Executive Vice President, Business Unit Leader – Heavy Civil
William Reeves represents the third generation of Reeves leadership for the Company and is committed to continuing the solid industry relationships his family has established. Frequently performing work as both a Subcontractor and Prime Contractor, William is equally versed in both the Preconstruction and Construction phase of projects. He is also involved with the daily oversight and coordination of his project teams.
MATT McCORMACK
Senior Vice President, Business Unit Leader – Water Resources
Matt McCormack is adept in all components of successful delivery for large water projects and is a pioneer in alternative delivery procurement. His 30 years of experience in the industry is marked by the successful completion of a multitude of water/wastewater projects totaling over $1 billion in revenue. Matt is a direct and energizing leader and forms strategic partnerships and engaged teams that work together toward a unified goal, benefiting everyone involved in his projects.
KEVIN SMITH
Vice President, Business Unit Leader – Commercial Private
Kevin Smith is resolute in his pursuit of client satisfaction and creating cooperative project environments where everyone wins – Owner, Designer, Contractor, and Trade Partners. He is well-rounded and has a diverse background in many disciplines of commercial construction, project development, and project management. He is well respected in the industry and has effectively built unique spaces for Clients in the multi-family, student housing, senior living, hospitality, retail, and office markets.
Reeves Young Commercial Public takes an ownership approach to creating cost certainty, ensuring schedule efficiency, and exceeding client expectations. Our team has spent seven decades building inspired places for learning, public safety, and training, and has created countless community environments where people work, gather, and play. Our skill in collaborating with owners, architects, and engineers on publicly-funded projects ensures the efficient use of taxpayer dollars. Our deep relationships in the marketplace enable us to price and manage effectively, which adds value to your project regardless of the chosen delivery method.
Arts & Entertainment Community
Government & Administration
Higher Education
Justice & Corrections
Transit Parking Structures
Parks & Recreation
Public Safety
A successful performance begins with inspiration but requires talent to bring to life. Reeves Young will combine your inspiration with our best talent to deliver you a final product worthy of a standing ovation. Because at the end of the day, it’s your show, not ours.
Shared history. Shared experiences. Shared futures. Everything we do at Reeves Young is built by relationship first, so the shared spaces and places we deliver ultimately reflect that we know where you’ve come from, where you are, and where you’re going.
These facilities – city hall, public works, transit – are at the heart of what keeps our counties and cities running smoothly. Reeves Young understands the importance of delivering a building that functions efficiently and effortlessly so that the people that work in them every day can focus on the important work that they do for the community. From renovations to new construction, your project will benefit from the lessons learned by our team on the hundreds of government and administration projects we have successfully completed.
Innovate. Compete. Socialize. Grow. From student life centers and sports complexes to research laboratories and libraries, Reeves Young has built some of the most dynamic student environments for technical colleges and leading university systems throughout the Southeast.
When constructing buildings that are subject to strict budgets, bidding limitations, and public examination, it is essential to have a team that respects those dynamics and manages them effectively. Reeves Young has the ownership mentality to treat your project dollars like our own, and the resourcefulness to give you a building that is the highest and best use for the community you serve.
Whether it’s planes, trains, or automobiles, Reeves Young builds the facilities that keep people moving. From concourses and stations to operations and maintenance facilities, our team has delivered tailored solutions for transit clients whose user and fleet needs are constantly evolving and in need of upgrading to function efficiently.
We don’t want to toot our own horn, but Reeves Young has the right team and experience to provide you with tailored construction solutions for your next parking deck project. Whether precast or cast-in-place, below ground or above, we have built quality parking deck structures for clients in government, hospitality, multi-family, arts, entertainment and more.
Perhaps now more than ever, dynamic outdoor spaces where people can play are necessary to the health and wellness of a community. From athletic fields and aquatic centers to performance pavilions and playgrounds, Reeves Young builds accommodating amenities for people of all walks of life to enjoy.
Essential services require facilities that actively support communication, collaboration, testing, training, and technology. More importantly, they require spaces that allow for rest, relaxation, and recharging. Reeves Young will focus on the crucial elements that go into building your public safety project so you can focus on what’s most important — keeping people safe.
Reeves Young provided Construction Manager at Risk services on the new 29,769 SF City Hall, the second building constructed for the City of Chamblee. The building serves as the centerpiece for the city’s developing downtown master plan and houses office space for the City Manager, City Clerk, Council, and a number of the city departments, Council Chambers to accommodate 186, 29 offices, conference rooms, a community room to accommodate 247 persons, outdoor balconies and multipurpose spaces for public and private use. Reeves Young Heavy Civil self-performed site work, including demolition, clearing, excavation, earthwork, water, sanitation, and storm utilities.
26,769
247 PERSON COMMUNITY ROOM
SQ FT
This project consisted of a new 2-story, 21,143 SF, three-bay fire station. The building includes several new features focused on safety and firefighter’s health. A 1,000 SF gymnasium on the second floor helps keep firefighters in shape. A decontamination area with a separate HVAC and airlock system allows firefighters to change out of and clean dirty turnout gear. An infrared sauna was installed to help with the firefighters’ detoxification process. The facility includes a training stairway with a rappelling wall, tunnel rescue training, and a confined space simulator, providing firefighters with critical training in-house. It also includes a public lobby, decontamination shower, gear wash area, gear storage, equipment storage, living areas, kitchen and dining, conference/community room, offices, storage room with adjacent support areas, sleeping quarters, restrooms, and other associated spaces.
21,143
1,000
Reeves Young was awarded this 22,000 SF, two-story building which will house a library on the first floor with adult, teen and children’s areas, 20 computer workstations, and a multipurpose room. The second floor will be operated by the city for co-working space, college classes and other public or educational uses.
22,000
Reeves Young was selected to manage the construction of this new, 40,000 SF performing arts and community center included a two-story lobby that acts as a separate event space or as a pre-function area complete with concession areas equipped with full-service catering kitchens. The 500seat auditorium/theater contains a complete control room for lighting and sound, as well as acoustical wall treatments. The stage contains full rigging for several setups, including an orchestra shell, and boasts an automatic floor lift system that is in place during non-orchestral performances but can be lowered to accommodate an orchestra pit. Also included is a separate black box theater with curtained walls and hardwood flooring to accommodate multiple types of events/performances. The center also features a multipurpose community room, classrooms, conference rooms, administrative offices, and dressing rooms.
40,000
Reeves Young was selected as the contractor for this 20-acre expansion to an existing 20-acre park project including the construction of a new, structural steel, wood-covered pavilion with stage and ten tiers of modular wall/grass amphitheater seating. Work included self-performing all of the site development work, including utility installation and grading. Construction also included a new pond with a functional and aesthetic stormwater management device.
10 TIERS
1,750 SEATS
Reeves Young was selected to perform the 100-acre expansion to the existing Camp Twin Lakes campus, which adds 20 new camper cabins, a gymnasium, dining hall, medical lodge, and many other amenities for campers to enjoy. This new campsite in Rutledge, Georgia, consists of residential, operational, and programmatic facilities.
Marietta, Georgia
Cobb County Parks & Recreation
Reeves Young was chosen by Cobb County to complete construction services for the Jim R Miller Exhibit Hall and related site work. This project included demolition of the existing A & B exhibit halls and replacement with a new exhibit hall. The new exhibit hall included a large open exhibit area with movable partitions to allow the space to be divided for smaller activities, office space for park staff, staff restrooms including a shower, office for event staff, a conference room shared between park staff and event staff, a concession area with exhaust hood and serving windows to allow concessions to be purchased inside and outside the building, public restrooms including family changing areas, and maintenance/storage areas.
41,000
25,000
Emory University
Reeves Young completed this project that serves as the heart of Emory University’s Oxford College Campus. Centered around all student activities, this project included the renovation of a 20,000 SF 1960’s dining hall, and a 13,500 SF addition, including study and classroom areas, flexible open spaces, bookstore, dance studio, game room, lounges, bookstore, conference spaces, convenience store and café/dining options. The project included site improvements integrating the project into existing pathways and plazas. The addition was completed first and tied into the existing building, requiring the removal of the building skin spanning two levels, exposing the structure allowing for the buildings to be connected.
20,000
SQ FT RENOVATION
13,500
SQ FT ADDITION
Reeves Young performed heavy civil site work and contsruction services for this renovation project which consisted of facility improvements for Emory’s championship softball program including the addition of new coach’s offices, player’s facility with locker room, lounge, and restroom/showers. The renovation additionally included a new pressbox, public restrooms, new permanent bleacher seating, new VIP terrace, as well as a walkway connection to Eagle Row and Peavine Parking Deck. The heavy civil scope involved site demolition, site grading, utilities, and stormwater management. 4
BATTING CAGES
TERRACE PLATFORM
Reeves Young was selected to renovate this former Howard Johnson hotel built in 1972, and convert it into into Clifton Tower residence hall. Upon the hotel’s closure in 2014, the 5-story facility had never had a major upgrade until it was renovated by Reeves Young in 2019. The purpose of the renovation project was to increase the occupancy capacity and ensure that the facility met building codes. This fast-track project blended the best features of residence hall and apartment-style living and provided 140 beds and amenities such as study rooms, laundry facilities, and a common kitchen. Exterior renovations included new windows, exterior paint, and rebuilding the South Elevation utilizing a panelized EIFS wall system with energy efficient windows.
5 STORIES
140 BEDS
Reeves Young was chosen as Construction Manager for this 90,000 SF, LEED Gold, modern facility which houses spaces for both collaboration and individual contemplative space. This facility contains both traditional research and technical services while also providing the latest in computer technology and associated technology support services. It includes a 3-story atrium with curtain wall glass, café, group study rooms, classrooms, research commons, faculty offices, tutoring suite, instructional labs, faculty workrooms, lecture hall with pre-function area, conference rooms, quiet reading areas, and the capacity to accommodate over 300,000 volumes of material.
3 STORIES
90,000 SQ FT
Reeves Young was selected as Construction Manager for this new 79,000 SF, LEED Silver facility. The project included an E-Sports Gaming Room, departmental areas for Student Affairs and Student Life, a campus bookstore, study and lounge areas, Food Services, dining hall with servery, meeting rooms, multi- purpose ballroom, and lecture hall with auditorium seating.
3 STORIES
79,000 SQ FT
Reeves Young performed construction and site development services for the athletic fields for baseball, softball, and soccer. The scope of work also included new construction of a 30,056 SF Athletic Building that includes locker and training rooms, coaching offices, and a reception suite. The 22-acre site also includes appropriate access drives, pedestrian and maintenance ways, and maintenance spaces.
22 ACRES
30,056 SQ FT
Reeves Young performed Construction Management services for this 130,000 SF, fivestory and four-story twin tower with a fivestory curtain wall glass connecting atrium. The facility includes classrooms, tiered lecture halls, computer labs, offices, conference rooms, multipurpose room with moveable partitions, study rooms, 72 seat classroom, foreign language lab, media lab, sound stage with studio, sound recording room, faculty lounges, AV control room, work room, and large atrium. The new facility is a concrete structure with structural steel. The exterior features brick, curtain wall glass and natural stone. The project also received a Project Achivement Award from the Construction Management Association of America (CMAA).
5 STORIES
130,000 SQ FT
Alpharetta, Georgia
Gwinnett Technical College
Reeves Young was selected as Construction Manager for this new 93,210 SF academic building on a 25-acre greenfield site. The project features a 3-story educational building that houses the Health & Life Science/Computer Science/Business/Education/Criminal Justice and Math/English departments. Specialty learning spaces were included for anatomy/ dissection labs, patient care and early childhood labs, general classrooms, and TEAL classrooms, also included are three lecture halls, bookstore, and administrative offices.
25
93,210 SQ FT
ACRES
Clarkesville, Georgia
CLIENT North Georgia Technical College
Reeves Young was selected as Construction Manager at Risk for this new 45,872 SF Industrial Technology Center for North Georgia Technical College. The facility houses space for the Heating and Air Conditioning Program, CNC/ Machine Tool Program as well as economic development, continuing education, existing business and industry training, a catering kitchen, and an event center conference room that seats approximately 240 people banquet style.
240
45,872 SQ FT
SEAT CONFERENCE ROOM
LOCATION Atlanta, Georgia
CLIENT Georgia Institute of Technology
Reeves Young completed this 32,460 SF renovation of the Instructional Support Center including 17 classrooms, public spaces, and restrooms, as well as accessibility upgrades. The renovation incorporated new AV technology, MEP systems, furnishings, and finishes. The instructional center serves the College of Architecture, Computing, Engineering, Liberal Arts, and Sciences. Renovations allowed for multiple new approaches to teaching by offering flexible, informal meetings and teaching spaces. Construction was staged over two summer breaks with two mobilizations to accommodate school activities and minimize disruptions.
17 CLASSROOMS
32,460 SQ FT
LOCATION
Atlanta, Georgia
CLIENT Georgia Institute of Technology
This project was part of Georgia Institute of Technology’s on-going effort to improve the teaching and learning environments in their well-utilized instructional spaces. It included the renovation of a 4,500 SF auditorium on the first floor of the Instructional Center. Seating was replaced and reconfigured to meet current codes and the entrance was remodeled to increase capacity from 280 to 300 seats. Mechanical systems and lighting were also replaced, and fire suppression systems were extended into the auditorium.
300 SEATS
4,500 SQ FT AUDITORIUM
LOCATION
Atlanta, Georgia
CLIENT
Georgia Institute of Technology
4
Reeves Young provided construction services for four of the largest synthetic intramural fields in the Southeast for soccer, lacrosse, and football. The scope included demolition of existing sidewalks, walls, synthetic field and stairs, new concrete walls, paving, electrical, site work, fencing, storage unit and landscaping. Two new underground stormwater detention systems with 60” corrugated metal pipe were also installed. 2
SYNTHETIC INTRAMURAL FIELDS
UNDERGROUND STORM WATER DETENTION SYSTEMS
Newnan, Georgia CLIENT University of West Georgia
This extraordinary adaptive reuse project of a historical 1925 hospital was transformed into the downtown campus and nursing school for the University of West Georgia. The existing structure included multiple renovations and additions complied over a period of 86 years. The completed facility includes early childhood and patient care labs, lecture rooms and classrooms and offices.
86 YEARS OF RENOVATIONS
83,000 SQ FT
Atlanta, Georgia CLIENT Georgia Institute of Technology
This renovation and addition to the existing Student Center offers students opportunities to become engaged in the campus community and foster relationships with others. The 26,146 SF addition was completed first and tied into the existing building, requiring the removal of the building skin, spanning two levels, exposing the structure allowing for the buildings to be connected. The expanded facility includes a Dance Studio, Student Study Area, Game Room, Lounges, Bookstore, Conference Spaces, and Support Spaces. Additionally, the 11,354 SF renovation included a two-story Lobby, an expanded Dining Hall and new boiler. The ground floor of the existing space received full renovation while 80% of the second floor received interior renovation.
80% INTERIOR RENOVATION
26,146 SQ FT ADDITION
Clarkston, Georgia
CLIENT Georgia Perimeter College
Reeves Young delivered this 54,000 SF, twostory Campus Student Center with Community Conference Center. The facility houses Student life offices, registration, meeting rooms, offices, a two-story glass atrium, 200-seat dining hall, kitchen and bookstore. A new plaza features redefined pedestrian walks, outdoor dining/gathering space and landscaping.
Reeves Young completed the intricate renovation of this 1884 historic county courthouse on the square in downtown Covington that is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The three-story courthouse with clock tower required cleaning and restoration of the exterior masonry, hazardous materials abatement, historic wood window, door, and interior trim restoration, plaster restoration, and interior wood flooring restoration. All electrical, plumbing, fire protection, and HVAC systems were updated and retrofitted into the existing structure. The rehabilitation resulted in the use of the courthouse for county government operations such as planning and development, purchasing, and other administrative offices. The original courtroom was converted to the county Board of Commissioners meeting room.
3 STORIES
75,000 SQ FT
Reeves Young was selected as Construction Manager at Risk for this 182,668 SF project in downtown Augusta and consisted of a brand-new judicial center. The judicial center includes courtrooms, sheriff’s offices, sally port, administrative offices, and city services. This project was delivered $1M under budget and three months ahead of schedule.
182,668 SQ FT
Reeves Young served as Construction Manager at Risk for the new construction of this 72,000 SF four-story county judicial facility. The new building consolidated the county judicial functions including the Juvenile Court, Probate Court, and Superior Court. The new facility also included the solicitor’s office, a sally port, holding cells, clerk of court’s office, judge’s chambers, jury assembly room, district attorney’s office, conference rooms, prosecutor’s office, and administrative offices.
13 ACRES
75,000 SQ FT
Reeves Young provided full preconstruction and construction services for this 28,000 SF, two-story, municipal building to house public meeting rooms, space for city departments including Planning and Inspections, Administration, Finance, Human Resources, Code Enforcement, Conyers Security Alert, Public Relations and Tourism, Technology, City Clerk’s Office, Mayor’s Office, and the City Manager’s Office. The project includes an underground parking garage.
2 STORIES
38,000 SQ FT
This new state-of-the art animal shelter with an emphasis on adoption services featured an active adoption center with viewing areas, 336 kennels with protective housing, surgery wing, outdoor exercise area, operations areas for maintaining and feeding animals, private office spaces, two parking lots, sidewalks and street paving. The project required State of Georgia specified air quality controls for temperature, humidity, and air exchanges as well as coordination with the FAA to minimize disruptions to nearby Peachtree-Dekalb aiport. Services also included erosion and sediment control, grading, bioretention area, and stormwater pond.
336
33,440 SQ FT
KENNELS
The Beacon Municipal Court Complex is an adaptive re-use and new construction of a historic threebuilding city municipal complex. The project, totaling 84,377 SF, included a police and municipal court facility with courtroom, holding cells and 911 communications, an active living building with classrooms, a gymnasium, and a City of Decatur Schools Administration Building. The LEED Silver project also included the construction of a plaza to connect the three buildings. Three additional project scopes were added mid-project: re-routing a major artery of the city’s active storm sewer, building a two and one-half acre water retention vault below a soccer field to manage site flooding, and expanding and renovating an adjoining community pool.
2.5
ACRE WATER RETENTION VAULT
84,377 SQ FT BUILDING SIZE
Reeves Young performed as Construction Manager at Risk for this new Public Works campus. The campus houses the city’s Public Works departments including Gas, Electric, Damage Prevention, Fleet Garage, and Streets & Sanitation. The new campus, located on 24.5 acres of city-owned property, included administrative office space, enclosed vehicle bays, parts storage and shop areas, covered vehicle parking, equipment and large parts storage areas, and equipment/material laydown areas.
24.5
70,000 SQ FT
ACRES
This project consisted of demolishing an existing, abandoned movie theatre to create a campus to operate and support the entire Augusta Transit System. This included deep foundation construction to remediate the unsuitable soils at the site. The Maintenance Facility included four bays with lifts in each bay, Battery Room, Tire Shop, Parts Storage and Lube Rooms. Adjacent to the facility is a Separate Bus Wash Facility and two separate fueling stations with a dedicated fueling tank. In the main building there is an Operational wing that includes Class A Offices, Meeting Rooms, full locker room for the staff, dispatch and breakroom. The entire facility is backed up with an onsite generator as a potential FEMA checkpoint in a state of emergency.
9.25
ACRES
32,000 SQ FT
Lawrenceville, Georgia
Gwinnett County
This 1,500 space, pre-cast, multi-level parking garage connects to the existing building by a new pedestrian bridges and elevated plaza. Located in close proximity to the existing Gwinnett County Courthouse, all pedestrian access had to remain open and maintained throughout construction.
5 STORIES
1,500
PARKING SPACES
This project provided 576 additional spaces to the comprehensive parking structure that services the Georgia World Congress Center, Mercedes Benz Stadium, State Farm Arena and surrounding areas adjacent to the Red Deck, Silver Deck and Home Depot Backyard in the heart of Atlanta.
5 STORIES
576
PARKING SPACES
Reeves Young was chosen by the Georgia World Congress Center Authority to provide Construction Management at Risk services for the Centennial Olympic Park renovations. The renovations and improvements were designed to increase community access, strengthen its Olympic heritage, enhance the visitor experience, and expand programming opportunities.
Cumming, Georgia
Forsyth County Department of Parks and Recreation
This new construction of a 109-acre park on a greenfield site included four multiactivity artificial turf fields (soccer/football/lacrosse), a playground, two one-story concession/ restroom buildings, a one-story maintenance building, and all associated site work.
109 ACRES
4
MULTI-ACTIVITY FIELDS
Reeves Young served as Construction Manager at Risk on this project. Services included preconstruction, design support, and construction services for park additions. Components included a Great Lawn, Overlook Plaza, performance stage, pavilion, picnic/ parking area, two multiuse fields, a two-mile trail, open play field, restroom, parking, and new vehicular entrance at Barclay Drive. 2 MILE TRAIL
100
This 55,000 SF public safety complex includes fire and police administration offices, evidence storage, booking, police dispatch, fitness center, locker room, and vehicle bay. The public safety complex also includes Cartersville Fire Station
No. 4 with three drive-through bays, day room, and sleeping quarters for 15. The building was designed to provide a back-up location for the emergency operations center with a training room, watch room, and redundant power supply. The new facility was constructed to be LEED Certified, utilizing sustainable site design, water and energy efficiency, and by recycling over 95% of the construction waste.
95% RECYCLED CONSTRUCTION WASTE
55,000 SQ FT
Reeves Young served as Construction Manager at Risk for the new construction of their two-story public safety building which houses the Chamblee Police Department including K-9 units, Municipal Court operations, a publicly accessible community room, K-9 holding kennels, sally port, intake and holding areas, specimen collection labs, and office suites. The site also features a 17acre public park with a dog recreation area.
17
48,516 SQ FT
ACRE PARK
Decatur, Georgia
Dekalb County
This project for the DeKalb County Public Safety Department involved the interior renovation of two fivestory buildings totaling 250,000 SF. Both buildings were completely renovated including finishes, mechanical systems, and structural elements to accommodate the new headquarters for the county police and fire departments as well as the county 911 Center — the third largest in the country behind Los Angeles and Miami. The police headquarters houses the DeKalb Police precinct, holding cells, crime scene investigation unit, investigator offices, chief of police office, conference rooms, and training rooms. The sophisticated 20,000 SF 911 Center includes 42 call stations, three supervisor stations, an emergency management agency room, IT storage and repair, server room, and a training area. All areas were built utilizing the latest in communications and technology.
3RD
250,000 SQ FT
LARGEST FACILITY IN THE COUNTRY
Located on 26 acres in Greenville, SC, this 6,00 SF maintenance operations and administration facility serve Greenville Transit Authority’s Greenlink Bus System. The 40,000 SF bus maintenance area features a fleet service area with two fueling and fluid management lanes, fare collection, eight service bays, and a fully automated bus wash. The facility also houses parts, tires, and tool storage, along with locker rooms, showers, training space, and laundry services. A second 18,000 SF administration building accommodates employee offices, Transit Authority Board and Community Room, driver-ready lounge, dispatch, and conference space. The site also includes infrastructure for diesel, electric, and future compressed natural gas buses. There is also parking for approximately 200 employees and 88 bus parking spaces to accommodate future fleet growth. Site improvements were also included in order to create a green space/park environment with a walking trail and community pavilion.
40,000
18,000 SQ FT ADMINISTRATION BUILDING
SQ FT BUS AREA
Reeves Young holds a contract as Construction Manager at Risk for MARTA’s Station Rehabilitation Program, a five-year contract involving numerous upgrades at all MARTA stations in Atlanta. As part of this program, Reeves Young is managing civil improvements at North Avenue Station, replacement of the pedestrian bridges at East Lake Station, renovation of MARTA’s 3-story Arts Center Station, and parking lot replacements at Kensington, Inman Park, and East Lake Stations. Reeves Young has previously served as the General Contractor to successfully complete the East Lake Station Pedestrian Bridge Replacement project.
9TH
300
MILLION DOLLAR MULTIYEAR PROGRAM LARGEST TRANSIT SYSTEM IN U.S.