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District Veterans Cntrctng INC

Kitchen Remodeling
DVC provides on-call renovation services for the Hebrew Home of Washington, located in Rockville, MD. This multi-year engagement involved the renovation of 252 senior housing units and geriatric-care facilities. This scope of work includes the installation of cast-iron tubs, granite countertops and stainless-steel appliances. DVC renovated five to nine units simultaneously per month in a phased manner. DVC provided constant clean and quiet conditions on the job site. DVC also transported materials in a quiet manner and stage building supplies in locations that do not inconvenience the residents. This project consisted of approximately $1.2 million per year in simultaneous task orders, requiring extensive coordination of project schedules and resources to meet shifting renovation needs.

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Phone: (301) 252-0594

Address: 3172 Bladensburg Rd NE # B, Washington, DC 20018

Website: http://districtvetcon.com

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District Veterans Cntrctng INC

Kitchen Remodeling
DVC provides on-call renovation services for the Hebrew Home of Washington, located in Rockville, MD. This multi-year engagement involved the renovation of 252 senior housing units and geriatric-care facilities. This scope of work includes the installation of cast-iron tubs, granite countertops and stainless-steel appliances. DVC renovated five to nine units simultaneously per month in a phased manner. DVC provided constant clean and quiet conditions on the job site. DVC also transported materials in a quiet manner and stage building supplies in locations that do not inconvenience the residents. This project consisted of approximately $1.2 million per year in simultaneous task orders, requiring extensive coordination of project schedules and resources to meet shifting renovation needs.
Bathroom Remodeling
Flooring
DVC converted an existing multi-use space at the Forest Glen Annex to an office. DVC renovated existing walls and re-configured them to meet the occupants’ new requirements. This project involved installing communications lines, new electrical systems, flooring and minor plumbing.
Door Installation/Replacement
Drywalls
DVC performed the tenant fit-out of the clerk of court offices in Washington, DC. The work involved the installation of fire sprinkler piping/devices, drywall, doors, office partitions, cabinets, kitchen equipment, and lighting. DVC used temporary dust protection to protect adjacent public areas and minimize disruption to the working facility. DVC skillfully coordinated with the DC courts to keep the tenants satisfied during construction. This involved performing work at night and on the weekends. We also coordinated with the Court's vendors to install IT, communications, furniture, and fire alarms before the space was turned over to the Courts.
Framing
DVC completed the partial demolition and retrofitting of the Flair Reserve Center at Fort Detrick. The space was converted from an armory into offices and classrooms. The scope of work involved the installation of new flooring, exterior windows, framing and sheetrock, providing a re-configured space for the building occupants. In addition, DVC re-insulated all of the piping, installed 34 new Packaged Thermal Air Conditioner (PTAC) units and constructed new masonry to accommodate the new mechanical systems. DVC also upgraded the restrooms to be ADA compliant.
Tile Installation
Skylight Repair/Replacement
DVC is restoring the marble facade of the Wilson Building. The project scope includes bird excrement removal, marble restoration, repairing skylights and curtain wall, and replacing sealants. The project requires extensive scaffolding, safety precautions, and coordination with the owners. Plans to mitigate noise, vapors, dust, and vibrations are executed as well as weekend and after hours work in an effort to minimally interrupt the building's daily activities. DVC maintains a regular communication with the client through weekly progress meetings and rigorous photographic documentation.
Cabinet Installation

Room Additions
New Construction
District Veterans Contracting is a general construction contractor that focuses on the construction of government, commercial and industrial buildings and facilities. The company is solely owned and managed by a disabled Veteran of the Vietnam Era.
Demolition
Th floors of the VA Hospital in Washington, DC. The project improved the patient care experience and provided equal access to all veterans seeking care at the VAMC hospital. This project first involved removing restroom fixtures and overseeing demolition of outdated or damaged building components. DVC then constructed new fixtures and integrated them into the building systems.
Foundation Installation

Landscaping and Fencing

Fencing
Tree Removal
DVC built a three building cement structure to store soil, sand, and salt for Arlington National Cemetery. The project involved the demolition of existing concrete and paving, tree removal, earthwork, stormwater structures, and underground utility work. The buildings had stone facades to blend them in to the cemetery aesthetic. The project required careful coordination with the USACE. DVC maintained the highest level of professionalism while on site and made sure the funeral schedule was never impacted by the construction work.
Excavation
Walkways
DVC also enhanced the exterior design by using a brick façade crowned by a floor-to-ceiling glass wall front, double-glazed windows, automatic commercial swing doors, a porch roof and a slab on grade foundation. Among the accents of this addition was a “healing garden” in the courtyard with ADA walkways, ponds, foundations, seating, vegetation, a gazebo, security fence, patio area and external lighting.

Window Installation/Replacement
DVC replaced all of the windows, sills, interior sills at two DC Elementary Schools (Houston and Watkins ES). The scope of this project encompassed alterations and repair, including the creation of test demolition to probe for potential hazardous materials, and then a mock-up window installation to verify placement of the new windows and sills. The Houston ES project was completed within a six-week timeframe, on the planned fast track. The school was operating and functioning during the renovation, which was performed at a rate of two-classrooms at a time
Gutters
DVC performed the historic renovation of the roof at Building 5 on the Salem VA Medical Center campus. The roofs on this campus are slate with distinctive copper gutters and snow guards. DVC demolished the roof and replaced the slate, copper gutters, snow guards, louvers, and masonry. DVC maintained a safe scaffold and overhead protection structure so that the building could stay in use during the duration of the project. The resulting roof maintained the historic appearance of the campus while providing the VA with a warrantied roof product.
Siding
DVC completed the renovation of the motor pool at the Walter Reed Forest Glen Annex center. This facility was converted from a three-bay garage for medical vehicles to a new office space and restrooms. DVC replaced the doors with siding to match the existing exterior. DVC also installed an HVAC system for the new offices and new electrical fixtures and panels to meet the facility’s revised electrical requirements.
Residential Roof Repair
DVC completed alterations and repair to the large EPDM roof of Reeves Municipal Center in Washington, DC. DVC removed existing satellite dishes and relocated HVAC systems, and later reinstalled them. The green roof system was installed in the middle of winter. DVC worked with structural engineers to build a sustainable green-roofing system over portions of the building capable of supporting the additional weight of plants and wet growing medium. In order to minimize disruptions to the ongoing building operations, DVC erected a material hoist and trash chute, enabling work to be done on a roof directly over executive offices for the city.
Residential Roof Replacement/Installation

Painting
Carpentry
Insulation
Masonry
After extensive discussions with the city’s experts, the scope of work was increased to perform additional repair and renewal work. This scope included exterior restoration efforts, which required replication of unique iron trusses and structural supports; masonry restoration; custom fabrication of dozens of architectural elements; installation of the roof to old world standards with slate, then trimmed out with flat-seam copper turrets. Cornice work alone involved more than 1,000 individual pieces. The project was delivered on-time and within budget. The Market re-opened for business in late 2009.
Electrical Work

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