$80 million K-12 School Replacement Project Commences
(April 7, 2008) — Site work for the new Edgewood High and Deerfield Elementary Schools got started in early April. The $10.1 million site package will prepare the campus for two new schools to be constructed behind the existing facilities. A middle school is also part of the campus...

NOW BIDDING!
Edgewood High School bid documents will be available on Friday, April 18, 2008, excluding site work. Bids are due Thursday, May 22, 2008. An early site package was bid in early March and work began April 1st.

Oak Contracting Selected as Construction Manager for Elkridge Elementary School
(February 28, 2008) Oak Contracting was recently selected to serve as Construction Manager for the $5.2 million additions at Elkridge Elementary School. These additions mark Oak's 60th K-12 project as Construction Manager...

Oak Contracting Shares Christmas Spirit Through Generosity
(December 21, 2007) For the third straight year, Oak Contracting has adopted two local families for the holiday season. As opposed to giving gifts to fellow employees, conducting a Secret Santa exchange, or even making a cash donation to a charity, the employees at Oak Contracting, or "Oakies" as referred to internally, decided three years ago to adopt a local family in need. The response was overwhelming so a second family was quickly adopted. Two local families have been adopted each year.

Tony Kukowski promoted to Superintendent
(December 18, 2007) Oak Contracting is pleased to announce the promotion of Tony Kukowski to Superintendent. Tony has an Associate's Degree in Electrical Engineering and over seventeen years of construction experience.

Oak Contracting awarded Construction Manager contract for Our Lady of Perpetual Help
(December 17, 2007) Oak Contracting was selected by the Archdiocese of Baltimore to serve as their construction manager for a structural renovation to Our Lady of Perpetual Help School in Ellicott City. Oak will provide pre-construction services during design and oversee the construction process during the summer of 2008. Simpson Gumbertz & Heger is the architect/engineer of record.

Oak awarded CM contract for new Villa Maria School
(November 21, 2007) Oak Contracting was selected by Associated Catholic Charities, Inc. to serve as their construction manager on the new Villa Maria School in Harford County. The new school will be constructed at the southeast corner of Philadelphia and Brass Mill Roads at the Riverside Business Park in Belcamp, MD.

James Folkemer and Edward A. Lurz, Jr. Earn CCM Designation
(November 9, 2007) James Folkemer and Edward A. Lurz, Jr., project managers at Oak
Contracting, were recently certified as Certified Construction Managers (CCM) by the Construction Manager Certification Institute (CMCI). CMCI administers the CCM program, which is accredited by the ANSI/ISO/IEC 17024 Personnel Certification Accreditation Program...

Oak Contracting's Douglas W. Eder receives prestigious award
(November 6, 2007) Douglas W. Eder is President of Oak Contracting, a leading construction management firm in Maryland and this year's recipient of the Building Congress & Exchange of Metropolitan Baltimore's President's Award...

Groundbreaking on the new $57 million Bel Air High School
(October 8, 2007) On Monday, October 8, 2007, Harford County Public Schools officially broke ground on the new $57 million Bel Air High School. Actual construction started earlier this spring with the relocation of utilities and continued throughout the summer with building pad preparation. Footers and slabs are currently being installed for the new 258,134 SF state-of-the-art facility. Next week steel columns will begin to be lifted into place for the structural frame.