Design – Construction – Operations
In an effort to further the State of Virginia’s falling recidivism rate, the Virginia Department of Corrections (VADOC) is launching a new project aimed at improving services for incarcerated parents and their minor children.
Read moreSeven Corners Inc., an international travel insurance and specialty benefit management company, recently announced that it was selected by the Federal Bureau of Prisons to become the new Comprehensive Medical Services contractor for inmates housed at the Federal Correctional Institution (FCI) in Morgantown, W.Va.
Read moreOfficials in Lancaster County had been hoping to consolidate the district attorney’s office in a space that would also leave room for future expansion at the courthouse; however, the county solicitor is insisting on hiring outside legal counsel to first ensure that the $19 million proposed expansion is entirely within legal bounds, according to LancasterOnline.com.
Read moreBoon Edam Inc., a global leader in security entrances and architectural revolving doors, recently announced the opening of a full-service Technology and Training Center in San Jose, Calif.
Read moreThe new Crook County Jail is close to opening its doors as architect DLR Group and general contractor Kirby Nagelhout Construction Company have completed the new correctional facility on schedule.
Read moreDewberry was recently tapped to perform architecture and engineering services for the design of a new Division Six Headquarters facility for the Virginia State Police (VSP).
Read moreConstruction on MontereyCounty’s new Juvenile Hall is currently underway, highlighting a design that worksto prioritize rehabilitation of youth through treatment, educational andvocational programs.
Read moreLexington’s historic courthouse square recently underwent a $32 million renovation to restore the 120-year structure for public use.
Read moreBOZEMAN, Mont. — The city of Bozeman is getting a new Public Safety Center thanks to voters who approved the
Read moreThe Howard County Criminal Justice Center, in Kokomo, will be adding a scanning device for new arrivals that will be able to detect contraband such as illegal drugs on someone being booked, according to the Kokomo Perspective.
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