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ConstructionMOTIR Construction Group is dedicated to providing quality construction
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MGM National HarborDC / MD / VA
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Ft. Belvoir BarracksRenovation Buildings 2102 & 2104 | US Army Corps of Engineers
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Ft. Myer Stables, B. 236Ft. Myer Renovation of Historical Stable Building 236 |
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Ft Myer Stables, B. 233 & 234Historic Renovation of Stable Buildings 233 & 234
US Army Corps of Engineers -
Washington Convention CenterDistrict of Columbia
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HUD Lobby RenovationGeneral Services Administration (GSA)
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DC Public SchoolsLafayette Elementary and Bunker Hill Middle School
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DC Public SchoolsLangdon Elementary School, Whittier
Elementary School and Hart Middle School -
Anacostia Gateway
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Grand Jury Chambers RenovationGeneral Services Administration (GSA)
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US Federal Tax Court BuildingRoof Replacement at US Federal Tax Court Building
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Department of Homeland SecurityDistrict of Columbia
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Consolidated Forensic LabServices: Construction Management Gold LEED Certification
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NAC CampusGeneral Services Administration (GSA)
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Pentagon ReconstructionUS Army Corps of Engineers
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St. Elizabeth’s Dry BarnDistrict of Columbia
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Judiciary Square RepairsGeneral Services Administration (GSA)
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McKinley Technology High SchoolDistrict of Columbia
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Martin Luther King Jr. LibraryDistrict of Columbia
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Unified Communications CenterDistrict of Columbia
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18th Street Facade ReplacementLatin American Economic Development Corporation
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Home Initiative Revitalization ProgramDistrict of Columbia
Ft. Myer Renovation of Historical Stable Building 236
US Army Corps of Engineers
Services: General Contracting
Construction Value: $5.1M
Owner: US Army Corps of Engineers
MOTIR Construction was awarded a contract to renovate and modernize building 236 on the Ft. Myer army base. The structure was erected in 1896 to house The Old Guards Caisson unit (TOG). The Old Guard is tasked with providing the equestrian needs of the Military District of Washington, DC, including serving Arlington National Cemetery, state funeral parades and hosting other formal government events. The MOTIR Construction design team worked closely with the USACE to fulfill the operational requirement of TOG while following the strictest of guidelines within the Commission of Fine Arts, VASHPO and the Ft. Myer installation guidelines for construction. This process included research of the building back to 1896. Through dated photography and original plans, MOTIR Construction presented a plan that fulfilled all of these obligations and brought the multi-use building to current building and life safety codes.
