February 27, 2015
AFG Group Awarded 5-Year Construction Management Contract by GSA Region 3
Feb 27, 2015 – Herndon, VA – AFG Group, Inc., a leading construction management (CM) firm, was recently awarded a 5-year Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity contract by GSA’s Region 3. Under the IDIQ, AFG will provide Construction Management Services throughout the Mid-Atlantic Region: Delaware, Pennsylvania, southern New Jersey, West Virginia, Maryland and Virginia.
Feb 27, 2015 – Herndon, VA – AFG Group, Inc., a leading construction management (CM) firm, was recently awarded a 5-year Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity contract by GSA’s Region 3. Under the IDIQ, AFG will provide Construction Management Services throughout the Mid-Atlantic Region: Delaware, Pennsylvania, southern New Jersey, West Virginia, Maryland and Virginia.
Construction management task orders are expected to involve all phases of construction with a potential value of up to $30M in CM fees throughout the life of the contract. Paul Szmurlo, AFG’s Director of Federal Program/ Construction Management Services, will serve as AFG’s Contract Executive and will oversee all tasks from predesign through post construction.
AFG has provided CM services to GSA nationwide, and currently works on both the Mary E. Switzer Federal Building in Washington, D.C., and the J.J. Pickle Building in Austin, TX. Additionally, AFG is managing a similar GSA Regional CM contract for Region 4 based in Atlanta, GA.
“AFG is excited to once again support GSA’s efforts by providing a full portfolio of construction management services”
About AFG Group, Inc.
AFG Group, Inc. is a woman-owned firm focused on multi-disciplined program, construction, and relocation management, with a national portfolio of work in healthcare, laboratories, courthouses, educational facilities, and government buildings. With 30 years of business acumen, AFG has earned a reputation for providing strong expertise, responsiveness, and project execution that helps owners navigate through complex design, procurement, construction, and activation processes.