CWC Breaks Ground on USNAAAF in Annapolis
Coakley & Williams Construction (CWC) recently broke ground on the United States Naval Academy Alumni Association & Foundation (USNAAAF) project in Annapolis, MD. In attendance were members of the USNAAAF, as well as Nowland Construction (owner’s rep) and Perkins Eastman (architect).
Project Superintendent Ben Cozzi (left) shows Admiral Robert J. Natter around the job site.
The ceremony was also attended by Admiral Robert J. Natter, a retired United States Navy Admiral who served as Commander of the U.S. Atlantic Fleet/Fleet Forces Command from 2000 to 2003.
About the Project
The project will be built on the Naval Academy’s campus and will join a long list of projects CWC has built or renovated in the state’s capital, which includes Preble Hall Museum, Annapolis Yacht Club, and The Maryland State House (along with four other government buildings at the State Government Complex).
The scope of work involves the demolition of three existing buildings, site work to include landscaping, a concrete spread footing foundation system, two (2) story steel structure with concrete pan deck, brick and glass exterior cladding, roof decks, VRF HVAC system, electrical and life safety systems, elevators, telecommunication wiring, and new finishes. You can see the progress of the project, thanks to an EarthCam feed on USNAAAF’s website.
