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1961 Jack Bays, Inc. has been building outstanding projects
by first building outstanding project teams. Our superintendents
and project managers have the education and experience
to meet the special challenges of each job. Our reputation
for excellence and fairness has earned us the loyalty
of the area's best subcontractors and the respect of architects
and engineers. These professionals, together with the
client, are all members of the project team, and our combined
effort is what ensures the success of your project. Above
all, we understand that the art of managing construction
is fundamentally the art of team communication.
We are committed to the team approach, where architect, owner and contractor cooperate as partners and construct the project with mutual confidence. Problems are jointly addressed, solutions found and accolades shared. Communication and trust are assumed and used to the best advantage of all team members. This is our approach to construction whether we have won a job through competitive bidding or through negotiation. Our team approach has brought us many valued and loyal clients, clients who have returned for new services. In over 49 years, we have built offices, schools, religious facilities, retail and government centers, warehouses and recreational facilities. We've built from the ground up, we've added on, we've renovated. But we have always believed that service is our true product. So when the building is finished, the team's association with Jack Bays, Inc. continues. Through our warranty program and long-term maintenance assistance, we stay in touch. We live up to our promises because we know that our clients are our greatest assets.
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July 20, 2010: On July 12 JBI mobilized on site to begin construction of the 24,500 SF education wing & sanctuary addition for United Christian Parish of Reston. In 2006 we were selected as the negotiated General Contractor and since that time have worked on cost estimating and long range planning issues with the building committee and Ritter Architects. This project, which includes renovation of their existing building, is scheduled for completion in 15 months. December 17, 2009: Jack Bays, Inc. has been selected to construct the Phase 2A narthex expansion for Redeemer Lutheran Church in McLean, Virginia, part of an ultimate 4-phase expansion project. A groundbreaking ceremony was held Jan. 24, 2010, and construction started on February 1, 2010. November 11, 2009: Centreville Baptist Church selected Jack Bays, Inc. to serve as General Contractor for the construction of an addition/ expansion to their facility located at 15100 Lee Highway, Centreville, Virginia. This 47,700 SF project is expected to start in Summer of 2010. August 11, 2009: Woodbridge Seventh-day Adventist Church has selected Jack Bays, Inc. to serve as General Contractor for the construction of Phase I of their new facility located at 14605 Dumfries Road, Woodbridge, Virginia. This 20,700 SF project is expected to start Fall 2010. |
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NEWS AND AWARDS December 23, 2009: CrisisLink is doubling its capacity with a donation of office space by Virginia Hospital Center, and Jack Bays, Inc. is providing the renovation and office fit-out. Contractor Roundtable April 9: JBI was invited to participate in this roundtable, in which top contractors from around the United States discussed their most pressing issues amidst the slog of the economic downturn. MSA’s Annual 2009 Subby Awards: The D.C. Metropolitan Subcontractors Association held its 45th Annual Subby Awards Banquet on Saturday, February 21, 2009 at the Ritz Carlton in Tysons Corner to honor industry leaders as selected by the association's members. Jack Bays, Inc. was awarded “ The Nation’s Capitol Award” Outstanding General Building Contractor – Revenue < $150 Million News January 9: Jack Bays, Inc. was featured in the January 2009 Metal Construction News. Article titled "Right Place, Right Time: A woman-owned general contracting firm has found it's niche." <<details....>> ABC 27th Annual Excellence in Construction Awards: In September 2008 Jack Bays, Inc. was awarded the 27th Annual Metro Washington and Virginia Chapter of Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc. Excellence in Construction Award in the "institutional under $10 million category", for Covenant Presbyterian Church. <<details.....>> |
April 13, 2009: Jack Bays, Inc. will serve as General Contractor on the Phase III Immanuel Bible Church building renovation project. This is an ambitious $11.5 million project with multiple phases and a 2.5 year construction schedule. Construction will go forward in parallel with the church and school activities. Careful coordination with church staff will be the mandate each day in order to maintain a safe jobsite while children and parishioners continue to participate in Immanuel’s programs. Jack Bays, Inc. was able to achieve cost savings of $1 million over our original bid amount, due to competitive subcontractor bidding and a creative approach to the project phasing. An intricate safety, staging and traffic flow plan will be implemented to aid in separating construction activities from the ongoing work of this busy church and school. PROJECTS COMPLETED RECENTLY
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March 2010: All Saints' Church: Jack Bays, Inc. broke ground late March 2010 for a 3-story, 33,500 square foot education wing, fellowship hall and administration building for All Saints’ Church, Dale City. This is phase 1 of a multi-phased building development project.Home | About JBI | Portfolio | Construction Services | Butler Buildings | Getting Permits | Contact Us
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