This project consisted of renovations and additions to an aircraft jet/turbine engine maintenance/repair facility located at the Bradley Air National Guard Base, East Granby, CT. The existing 11,000 sqft building was selectively demolished for new interior finishes, HVAC, Electrical, Plumbing, Fire Protection systems, and the connection of a 8000 sqft administrative addition to the West and a 16,000 sqft addition to the East. The project was completed in two phases to allow the Non-Destructive Inspection (NDI) Lab to function throughout construction.

This project consisted of construction of a new 7000 square foot air traffic control tower in North Kingstown, RI. This specialty building has a 3000 square foot footprint and the 30 x 30 tower rises from the center to a height of 100 ft. The RI ANG solicited this project as a best value RFP to replace their existing control tower. Cutter was awarded this contract based on a history of exceptional experience with the National Guard Bureau and competitive pricing. Also included in the project scope is the installation of a seven stop electric traction gearless elevator system.

The scope of this project included renovations of an existing four story dormitory building totaling approximately 48,000 sqft. The project included complete removal of the exterior wall system due to a failed EIFS exterior envelope. The building was constructed in late 1980’s and requires a complete exterior envelope replacement.

The South Windsor Fire Station project involved the construction of a new 24,000 square foot Town facility which houses one of three of the Town’s fire departments as well as the Town’s ambulance services. Cutter was hired as the Construction Manager for the project. The project involved two years of Department of Environmental Protection reviews, multiple town agency reviews and was bid in the second quarter of 2009. The construction of the building included heavy structural steel and concrete foundations, as well as reinforced masonry and cold formed metal framing. The building was designed as a first responder building, requiring the heavy design/construction parameters. Interior finishes included typical paintings and coatings, terrazzo floors, carpet and resilient flooring, and acoustical ceiling systems. The design incorporated a large diesel stand-by generator that allows the facility to operate at full capacity in times of power loss. This building has the latest in vehicle exhaust systems which allows simultaneous breakaway and opening of the overhead doors in the event of an emergency. Not only was this facility designed as a fire station and ambulance facility, the design also included teaching and seminar facilities. Another unique feature of this fire station features an antique apparatus bay with a glass curtain wall that faces the street and houses one of the towns first fire trucks.

Cutter Enterprises constructed a new 7,000 sqft library for the Town of Stafford. The library was one of three projects Cutter completed for the Town. Our success on the library project prompted the Town of Stafford to hire Cutter for the construction of a new elementary school and the renovation of its high school.

The South Windsor Fire Station project involved the construction of a new 24,000 square foot Town facility which houses one of three of the Town’s fire departments as well as the Town’s ambulance services. Cutter was hired as the Construction Manager for the project. The project involved two years of Department of Environmental Protection reviews, multiple town agency reviews and was bid in the second quarter of 2009. The construction of the building included heavy structural steel and concrete foundations, as well as reinforced masonry and cold formed metal framing. The building was designed as a first responder building, requiring the heavy design/construction parameters. Interior finishes included typical paintings and coatings, terrazzo floors, carpet and resilient flooring, and acoustical ceiling systems. The design incorporated a large diesel stand-by generator that allows the facility to operate at full capacity in times of power loss. This building has the latest in vehicle exhaust systems which allows simultaneous breakaway and opening of the overhead doors in the event of an emergency. Not only was this facility designed as a fire station and ambulance facility, the design also included teaching and seminar facilities. Another unique feature of this fire station features an antique apparatus bay with a glass curtain wall that faces the street and houses one of the towns first fire trucks.

This project consisted of the construction of a new 66,000 sqft, three story magnet elementary school in South Windsor, CT. The project included extensive site work and utility work to develop a 14 acre, heavily wooded site. Cutter is provided pre-construction services, and complete oversight and management of the construction and closeout/warranty phases, along with commissioning services management. The site work includeed all new utility services to the building, new site improvements, and the earthwork for the installation of new reinforced concrete foundations. This project was awarded through a Best-Value RFP process and based on a previous experience with the client that resulted in a successful project. Cutter has been able to add the Capitol Region Education Council to our list of return clients by providing a very personal and user friendly service that results in intimate oversight of their projects. We enjoy a positive and collaborative working relationship with CREC and look forward to an early completion of the International Magnet School and future school work with the organization.