Greenland Enterprises has been awarded a $19.6MM contract with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Louisville District for the replacement of the existing Area A Line C High-Temperature Hot Water (HTHW)/Steam heating system with gas-fired heating systems. The systems serve the National Air and Space Intelligence Center (NASIC), Headquarters Air Force Materiel Command (HQ AFMC), Tenant, Visiting Officer Quarters (VOQ), and the 88th Air Base Wing (88 ABW) F/10840 facilities at Wright-Patterson AFB, OH. Read More
Note, although our office locations and current projects across the country are all impacted by federal, state and local responses to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Greenland team is operational and working effectively to maintain construction schedules as long as it is safe to do so. We are in constant communication with project owners, vendors, subcontractors and stakeholders and are regularly updating our contingency plans for each project.
Although no one can plan for every scenario, our construction management experience has allowed us to quickly address new challenges and mitigate risks. If you have any questions about Greenland operations, please contact us.
HAMPTON, VA – Greenland Enterprises has been selected to upgrade rooftop mechanical systems and controls at Virginia State University in Petersburg, VA. The project includes removing existing equipment and older pneumatic controls, replacing the units and providing a new direct digital control system.
Greenland won the bid as the primary contractor and expects to complete the project in Spring 2020. This is the second project at a Commonwealth of Virginia university in the past year. The company is building a new boiler plant at the University of Virginia. Previous projects include system upgrades at The College of William and Mary.
HAMPTON, VA – Steve Seckler has been named president of Greenland Enterprises, succeeding co-founder and former president Elton Roller, Jr. who will now serve as Chairman of the company. Seckler previously served as Vice President of Operations, overseeing the national construction management firm’s design and construction projects throughout the US. Previous positions at Greenland included project manager and regional manager during his decade of employment with the company.
Roller will continue to have a leadership role as Chairman, and will also oversee Greenland’s sister company, CST Mechanical.
Hampton based Greenland Enterprises is a national construction management firm specializing in the design, construction and extensive coordination efforts necessary for new and retrofit district energy applications. The company has projects across the US, primarily serving the complex needs of government, medical, and university facilities.
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Greenland Enterprises is proud to continue its support of the National Veteran’s Small Business Coalition (NVSBC), a non-profit organization that focuses on support, outreach and advocacy for local Veteran Owned Small Businesses (VOSB) and Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Businesses (SDVOSB). Read More
A Joint Venture between Greenland Enterprises and SAW Contracting has been awarded a $16.5M project to replace three boilers at the Malcom Randall VA Medical Center in Gainesville, FL. The combination of each company’s experience and expertise ultimately created the best offering for the Department of Veterans Affairs in awarding this project.
The project involves building a new boiler plant and replacing three water tube boilers with three fire tube boilers, along with new controls and related systems. The boilers provide steam for the medical center campus, and a critical element of the project is keeping the existing boiler plant online during construction and commissioning. Once the new plant is online, the SAW-Greenland team will dismantle and remove the old boilers and related equipment.
Greenland Enterprises has been selected by NASA for a $10.7M project to construct a complex compressor system at the Langley Research Center (LaRC) in Hampton, VA. This comprehensive project will supply LaRC’s wind tunnels and test facilities with 8 lbs./sec. high-pressure air at 6,000 psi and -80degF dewpoint.
Greenland Enterprises is teaming with SAW Contracting to remove and replace three boilers at the VA Medical Center in Marion, IL. The best-source selection project involves work in and around the 1940’s boiler house building, which is on the National Register of Historic Places.
When North Carolina State University needed to update the Centennial Campus’ chilled water capacity without a costly plant expansion, it turned to Greenland Enterprises in Hampton, VA. The firm is known for its Design-Build expertise, and providing solutions for challenging and complex mechanical systems. Read More