Georgia Tech Task Orders and Laboratory Renovations
Leapley is a preferred construction partner of the Georgia Institute Technology and a corporate sponsor of the Georgia Tech Start to Build Program. The company’s task order contract includes a wide range of demolition and renovation projects, including laboratories, classrooms, offices, breakrooms, and lobbies.
Leapley has built multiple projects on the Georgia Tech campus to support learning and advancements in research, including the following laboratories and campus spaces:
- Bunger-McDowell Lab
- CDE Power Lab
- Ceismic
- Center for Distributed Energy Power Lab
- Crosland Library Dean’s Office
- El Sayed Lab
- Gilbert Library
- Global Learning Center
- Howey Physics Building
- Howey Physics Emeritus
- Howey Physics Sponberg
- Hu Lab
- Linsey’s Office
- Love Manufacturing Building Lab 138
- Love Manufacturing Building Labs 220 and 221
- MARC Fire Alarm Upgrades
- Mass Spectrometer
- Mourigal Laboratory Renovation
- MRDC Invention Studio
- MRI Upgrade
- Materials Science and Engineering (MS&E) Brettman and Liu Labs
- MS&E Dr. Emelianov Lab
- MS&E Gutekunst Lab
- MS&E La Pierre Lab
- Police Department
- Silva Lab Renovation
- Specialty Gas Lab
- Stamps Building
- Student Center Allergy Clinic
- Yunker Lab
Many of these projects include specialty equipment such as fume hoods, glove boxes, bio-safety cabinets, vibration isolation and optical tables. Often, the university contracts with Leapley early in the lab development process to assist in the planning and placement of specialized equipment, as well as its connection to the building’s structural and mechanical infrastructure.
Leapley has completed similar task order contracts for the University of Georgia and Kennesaw State University.
Project Details:
Location:
Atlanta, GA
Size:
Various
Client/Owner:
Georgia Institute of Technology
Design Team:
Various