In the highly competitive aviation business, there has been an uptick of complex challenges airport administrators, airline management and vendors are facing. Following a lack of investment in recent years, the market is seeing increases in construction activity as operators strive to compete on quality provision. For facilities and upgrading to remain innovative and competitive, [...]
CPS’s Eric Johnson joined Newnan Mayor Keith Brady, University West Georgia President Kyle Marrero, and Georgia State Representative Lynn Smith for the ribbon cutting ceremony of the University of West Georgia’s Newnan Hospital. The facility will host 3,000 students and produce a $150 million economic impact to Coweta County. With the support from the City [...]
CPS Amy Tisencheck was the Program Manager for the Douglas County Adult Detention Facility and Law Enforcement Center, which has received LEED for New Construction certification, making it the first large-scale, new construction adult detention facility and law enforcement center in Georgia to achieve this level of sustainability. The building wasn’t built on LEED requirements, [...]
The groundbreaking for the City of Newnan’s Public Safety Complex was celebrated on October 8, 2013. CPS’s Architect Clark Patterson Lee designed the 41,000 square foot facility, which houses over 115 offices for the Newnan Police Department.
The University of West Georgia skipped a traditional groundbreaking ceremony and held a “building breaking” ceremony on September 9, 2013 for the redevelopment of CPS’s project, Newnan Hospital. The Newnan Hospital Redevelopment Project is a partnership between the City of Newnan, Newnan Hospital, Coweta County, the University of West Georgia, and the University System of [...]
The state-of-the-art, $110 million SPLOST-funded jail expansion will add over 1,500 beds to the overcrowded facility. Project manager, Eric Johnson, says groundbreaking on the 300,000-square-foot towers two years ago. The expansion includes renovations, implementing technology upgrades and building a mental health ward. The expansion will help fulfill Cobb County’s needs for 15 to 20 years. [...]
