We have worked extensively in the area of K-12 and higher education facilities, and have translated our experience with these demanding, quality-focused assignments into work on a broad range of other project types, including manufacturing facilities, office buildings, healthcare facilities, hospitality projects, and places of worship.
This project consisted of expanding the size of the ALE classroom to bring it into compliance with NISD standards. A toilet room and teaching kitchen were upgrades to meet TAS and NISD standards. Additionally, new mechanical rooftop unites were provided including all general construction, site work, heating, air conditioning, electrical, and plumbing.
This project was a phased project that included the replacement of existing HVAC equipment, ductwork, and piping distribution systems, automatic controls, lighting upgrades, installation of two new chillers, and an upgrade of the existing building electrical service on an occupied school campus.
The project consisted of renovation of the kitchen, cafeteria, and an existing reading room (future custodian office). Scope included all general construction, site work, heating and air conditioning, electrical, and plumbing.
The Project consisted of upgrades to existing Agriculture Facility Barns “P” and “N” to include all general construction, site work, heating, and air conditioning, electrical, plumbing and all other work as indicated on the construction documents.
This new construction project was an approximately 101,000 SF, 2-story with a footprint of 81,000 SF. The ground up project included new infrastructure, utilities, site work, playscapes, and a complete landscape and irrigation package. The structure was comprised of a pier supported slab on grade; elevated concrete structure for the gym and cafeteria; pan slab construction for the two-story academic wing; and beams and joist structural steel package for the roof framing systems.
Mora Elementary School also included a complete commercial kitchen, elevator, and specialty gymnasium equipment. This was a CHPS (Collaborative for High Performance Schools) project and Bandy Constructors completed all necessary documentation and management practices to ensure the CHPS program was successful.
This renovation project for Judson ISD involved site improvements, utilities, site concrete, roofing, tennis courts, retainer block replacement, and landscape and irrigation. This project included performing work in facilities that were occupied and in use during construction. Bandy returned over $129,000 in allowances to the Owner.
Designed by Garza Architects, this new two building, 16,000 square foot facility was built to accommodate the grammar school for a Christian and classical co-educational K-12 facility. The project included the relocation of existing service utilities, extensive site remediation to eliminate expansive soils, and new buildings. The Grammar Building for the Geneva School of Boerne was designed as multiple single story buildings that include general classrooms, computer lab, music, art, administration, and support functions. The design incorporates sustainable design features including energy efficient building systems and materials, local stone, concrete, and metal roofs. The design incorporates a Texas Hill Country vernacular of materials and landscaping.
Elementary School project consisted of 6,790 SF of renovations and 19,559 SF of new building additions to include renovation of existing administrative areas and cafeteria, new classrooms, support offices, and expansion of stage area.
Cole High School included 8,418 SF of renovations to cafeteria space to add two classrooms, art room, life skills area, and renovation of existing medical clinic. This project included performing work in a facility that was occupied and in use during construction.
In addition to the original scope of work, the district added HVAC modifications to their Data Center.
This Construction Manager at Risk project consisted of three connected pre-engineered metal buildings totaling 23,000 SF, plaza areas, new parking, and associated site development infrastructure. The facility included 17 classrooms and associated restrooms for grades K-6. This facility was constructed adjacent to occupied school buildings.
This project involved renovations and additions to five existing school libraries at Helotes Elementary, Lackland City Elementary, Villarreal Elementary, Sul Ross Middle School, and Clark High School. The scope of work included general construction, site work, HVAC, electrical, and plumbing. This project included performing work in facilities that were occupied and in use during construction.
This project had an extremely tight schedule with a 120-day window to complete over $3.3 million of work at five campuses. Bandy Constructors met substantial completion dates at all five campuses.
Having worked with the Devine Independent School District on multiple projects over several years, Bandy was selected to build the new Devine Student Activity Center. Designed by Pfluger Architects and created to serve both middle and high school students, this expansive project included a regulation gymnasium, locker, shower, and athletic training areas, a performing arts theater with stage, sound, and lighting control systems, and a student cafeteria with a full kitchen, serving lines, and community space. The project, which was constructed in an area surrounded by occupied school buildings, also included significant mechanical systems including chilled water piping, a new gas-fired boiler, new chiller, extensive site utilities, a complete kitchen equipment package, sound and audio systems, folding walls, and wood gymnasium flooring.
We worked with Alamo Community College District and Alamo Architects at the Northwest Vista campus to renovate the existing Huisache Hall Student Center and construct a new gymnasium. The renovated areas include weight rooms, dance studios, study halls, restrooms, and common areas. The new competition-size gymnasium includes an elevated, cantilevered track with resilient athletic flooring, 30-foot-high masonry walls, and wood gymnasium flooring. In addition to constructing the new gymnasium, we also completed significant site improvements including landscaping, irrigation, modular retaining walls, and pedestrian paths with minimal impact on the surrounding natural areas.
This project including the construction of a new UIL competition baseball and softball fields and included a total site development package. The 12 acre greenfield site required earthwork, extensive hydro mulch and temporary irrigation systems, site utilities, new hot mix asphalt concrete (HMAC) roads and parking lot, perimeter security fencing, a new water well and wellhouse, water distribution and filtration systems, storm drainage, sanitary sewer, and overhead and underground electric service.
The new athletic fields included a new concession stand, public restrooms, concrete foundations, masonry, architectural finishes, MEP systems, concrete paving, athletic field fencing, complete baseball and softball fields including field landscaping and irrigation systems, athletic specialties, field lighting, scoreboards, bleachers, public sound system, and data technology.
Working with Bay Architects, this two-story, 92,000-square-foot intermediate school was completed on a 12 month fast-track schedule. The project included extensive site development and underground utilities, underground propane storage, a propane fired chiller, hydronic piping, a full kitchen equipment package with serving lines, and indoor and outdoor athletic areas. The site was situated immediately adjacent to a residential subdivision. By communicating with the neighborhood association and actively addressing their concerns regarding noise and dust, we were successful in avoiding complaints thereby helping to protect the school board’s relationship with the community.
We worked with Kerrville Bus Company to renovate and expand the administration building at their bus maintenance operations center, including adding a new second floor for executive offices. The company made the decision mid-project to upgrade many of the building’s interior finishes, and we worked closely with the new interior designer and other team members to facilitate these changes. In addition to the renovated administration building, we also completed a new bus wash and fueling facility and new bus parking concrete paving all while maintaining full owner operations.
We worked with the Lower Colorado River Authority and Robert Jackson Architects to construct this award winning visitor center and classroom for the 75-acre Westcave Preserve near Austin. The building incorporates energy-saving systems such as a photovoltaic array, ground‐source heat pumps, daylighting, overhangs, attic fans, and energy-efficient lighting. An interactive panel shows how these systems can be controlled to balance energy demands with incoming solar power.
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