Educational and government facilities built to public-sector standards. Licensed, bonded, and insured general contractor since 2016.
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Educational and government construction doesn't stop when the building is occupied. We phase every project around active operations — school schedules, business hours, and public access requirements.
HVAC upgrades, lighting modernization, ceiling replacement, flooring, casework, and technology infrastructure. Phased by wing or floor to keep the rest of the school operating. Summer break schedules prioritized when available.
Vestibule hardening, controlled entry systems, ballistic-rated glazing, camera infrastructure, lockdown hardware, and secure administrative areas. Built to Georgia's school safety grant specifications — $68,760 per school available through state funding.
District offices, school board facilities, and administrative build-outs with conference rooms, secure file storage, IT infrastructure, and ADA-compliant public service counters. Budget accountability and procurement compliance built into our process.
Technology integration, flexible furniture systems, acoustical treatments, collaborative zones, and upgraded electrical and data infrastructure. Designed for modern learning environments with power and connectivity at every station.
City halls, community centers, recreation facilities, public works buildings, and fire station renovations. Public-facing spaces with ADA compliance, security provisions, and durable finishes rated for high-traffic institutional use.
Police precinct renovations, fire station upgrades, emergency operations centers, and 911 dispatch facility improvements. Specialized electrical, communications infrastructure, and secure evidence storage requirements.
"Public buildings serve people every day. The construction has to work around that reality — not the other way around."
— Bowser Construction GroupSchools and government offices don't shut down for renovations. Work is phased by wing, floor, or zone with temporary barriers, dust containment, HVAC isolation, and controlled access paths. Noise-restricted hours during school sessions. Evening and weekend work scheduled around building operations.
Georgia public construction over $100K requires competitive sealed bidding under OCGA §36-91. Bid bonds, performance bonds, and payment bonds typically required. Florida follows similar procurement statutes with the Consultants' Competitive Negotiation Act. BCG carries bonding capacity and maintains the documentation public entities require.
Federally funded education and government projects require Davis-Bacon Act compliance with certified payroll reporting. State-funded Georgia projects have specific reporting requirements. BCG maintains wage rate compliance, certified payroll documentation, and audit-ready record keeping.
Educational occupancies carry specific code requirements under IBC — exit width calculations based on student population, panic hardware, fire alarm with mass notification, sprinkler systems, and emergency lighting. Renovation triggers can require upgrading existing systems to current code. Georgia adopts 2018 IBC with state amendments.
Public funding is tied to fiscal year appropriations. Construction must be contracted, started, and often substantially completed within budget cycle windows. BCG builds schedules around your funding timeline and delivers progress documentation that satisfies audit requirements.
All personnel on school campuses and government facilities are subject to background screening. BCG maintains a vetted workforce with current clearances and enforces strict site access protocols — badge systems, sign-in/sign-out logs, and contractor containment zones.
Public construction costs are influenced by phasing requirements, prevailing wage compliance, bonding costs, and the additional documentation that government projects demand.
GA & FL markets. Prevailing wage and bonding add 5–15% to base costs. Call (470) 230-3331 or email [email protected] for a project-specific estimate.
Share your project scope, funding source, and timeline requirements. We'll assess the facility, develop a phasing plan around active operations, and deliver a line-item estimate that aligns with your budget cycle and procurement process.
Now scheduling educational & government projects in GA & FL.
Yes. We phase construction by wing, floor, or zone with temporary barriers, dust containment, and HVAC isolation to keep the rest of the building safe and operational. Noise-generating work is scheduled during off-hours or breaks. Summer schedules are prioritized for intensive phases when available, but we routinely complete projects during the academic year when timelines require it.
Yes. BCG maintains bonding capacity for public projects — bid bonds, performance bonds, and payment bonds as required by Georgia OCGA §36-91 and Florida procurement statutes. Our bonding program supports projects up through our capacity limits. Documentation is provided to your procurement office as part of our bid or proposal submission.
BCG maintains Davis-Bacon compliance systems with certified payroll reporting for federally funded projects. We track wage rates by trade classification, maintain audit-ready documentation, and submit certified payrolls on schedule. Our subcontractors are held to the same compliance standards through contract requirements.
Georgia's school safety grants — $68,760 per school from a total $158.9M allocation — cover vestibule hardening, controlled entry systems, camera infrastructure, lockdown hardware, and secure administrative areas. BCG scopes safety upgrades specifically within grant budget parameters so districts can maximize their allocation without exceeding funding limits.
Yes. Public funding is tied to appropriation cycles. We build schedules that align with your fiscal year deadlines — contract execution, notice to proceed, substantial completion, and final close-out all timed to match your budget encumbrance requirements. Progress billing and change order documentation meet standard public audit requirements.
Georgia: Metro Atlanta and North Georgia — Forsyth, Fulton, Gwinnett, Cherokee, DeKalb, Hall, and Dawson county school districts and municipalities. Florida: Central Florida — Orange, Seminole, and Osceola county school districts and municipalities. Offices in Cumming, GA and Winter Park, FL.
Licensed general contractor serving Metro Atlanta and North Georgia. Commercial, residential, multifamily, industrial, and design-build — from Buckhead to Ball Ground.
Licensed general contractor serving Central Florida and Greater Orlando. From Winter Park to Kissimmee — every project fully permitted and inspected to Florida building code.
