Building The Maryland Community Since 1962 CAM Construction is a local family-owned construction manager providing award winning services to Maryland businesses and institutions since 1962. CAM possesses more than a half century's experience in development, design and construction of commercial projects. We are fully capable of participating in projects of all sizes and contract types. Throughout our history, we have served the private, public, and non-profit sector. Our most important asset is our people. We are a group of experienced professionals who have worked together, on average for more than 20 years. Our experience covers virtually every type of educational, institutional, and commercial structure. We proactively provide imaginative, cost-effective solutions to complex construction and scheduling problems. In short, we spend an owner's money as though it were our own. We maintain an A-1 Bond Rating with a bonding capacity of $200+ million, and have completed individual projects in excess of $75 million. Over the years we have received over 50 Awards of Excellence for our projects, as well as many other recognitions.
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108 W. Timonium Road
Suite 300
US，MD，Timonium, Maryland，21093
Every reveal across the porcelain ceramic / ballistic curtainwall / metal panel on the money! Baltimore’s new Circuit Courthouse with CAM Construction nearing completion Brilliant design by Bushey Feight Morin Architects Inc.
?? As always, thanks to the great team who makes it all happen. Alliance Exterior Construction Project in process, small excerpt from point cloud modeling of ACM & ceramic for fabrication & install. #rhino #grasshopper #construction
CAM Construction would like to recognize Carmen Del Guercio for the 8 years he served as CEO of Maryland Food Bank. The Maryland Food Bank is a critical organization that provides resources Maryland residents to combat hunger, whether that be through culinary training, food distribution, or one of the many advocacy works and support services they provide. It was an honor for CAM to assist in carrying out Carmen’s vision for an expanded and modernized Maryland Food Bank, doubling the capacity of its kitchen, classrooms, and office spaces, and adding new dry storage, break room, and training/volunteer areas which collectively create a facility that is more conducive to fulfilling the Food Bank’s mission. We are grateful for all that Carmen accomplished in his time leading this growing institution, and we wish him the best on his future endeavors. Please check out the link below for Press Release: https://lnkd.in/dwjSmrWz
Some incredible news came across CAM Construction’s desk this week, as The Metropolitan Museum of Art on Fifth Avenue in New York is featuring an exhibit titled: Jazz-Age Silks: The Stehli Silks Americana Collection, 1925-1928. This exhibit, which is on display through April 8, features high-end textiles and dress patterns that the Stehli Silks Corporation produced in the 1920's. The timing of this news coincides with the first group of tenants occupying their new apartments in Mills #1-2 and reminds us of how fortunate we are to be able to transform this historic property into a place where its storied walls can breathe new life into the community. For more details on the exhibit, please check out the article here- https://lnkd.in/eSr2nvTX
Happy New Year from CAM Construction! Looking back on 2024, we are extremely grateful for the growth and success our company experienced. We broke ground on Commodore John Rodgers School and Armistead Elementary/Middle School, as well as our York Creek Lofts and Caroline Street Multi-Family projects. Additionally, our most recently completed project, the St. Joseph Parish Addition and Renovation, was celebrated as a Building Congress & Exchange Overall Craftsmanship Award Winner and ABC Greater Baltimore Diamond Award Winner and Project of the Year! Lastly, we acquired the Stehli Silk Mill in June 2019, and this week, we are proud to announce that the first tenant has moved in (with 164 tenants to move in throughout next year)! Looking ahead to 2025, we are excited to take on new challenges and continue supporting our community.
Last week, CAM Construction's Vice President of Real Estate Development, Angelo Munafo, spoke with news outlet Lancaster Online to discuss The Lofts at Stehli Mill, which has begun leasing and will welcome its first residents this upcoming January. To hear Angelo's favorite aspects of the development and see the latest footage of the site, check out the interview at the link below. https://lnkd.in/esigEscX
Brailsford and Dunlavey, on behalf of the Maryland Stadium Authority, recently conducted an interview with CAM Construction President, Marc Munafo. Please check out the video below to hear Marc’s take on school construction, the MSA’s 21st Century Schools Program, and CAM’s approach to building the Replacement Commodore John Rodgers School. We are grateful to have the opportunity to continue our working relationship with the MSA to build better schools for the children of Baltimore City.
Throughout our long-standing history as a construction management firm in this region, CAM Construction has been honored to see several of our projects recognized at ABC Greater Baltimore's “Excellence in Construction” Awards ceremony. In this unique moment for CAM, we are thrilled to announce that in addition to winning a Diamond Excellence Award for 2024, our Renovation & Addition to St. Joseph Parish was selected as the #1 “Project of the Year” for the state of Maryland. Although this highly technical, fast-tracked project encountered numerous unforeseen issues in its early stages, CAM coordinated closely with the owner, JRS Architects, and stakeholders to ensure a timely and cost-effective completion. From the stunning dome and coffered ceiling system to the radiused cornice and resonant pipe organ, to the existing stained-glass windows that are now highlighted by the new lighting and color palette of the church, we cannot overstate how pleased we are with the results of all the hard work that went into transforming the church. The acknowledgement that the St. Joseph Project has received from the ABC Greater Baltimore Chapter presents an incredible opportunity for national recognition. As we look to submit the 2024 EIC National Awards application for St. Joseph, we are reminded that truly incredible work can come from a small team of caring, dedicated individuals. CAM Construction would like to give special thanks to John Srygley, David Gardiner, Doug Johnson, and Msgr. Rick Hilgartner for their selfless guidance, leadership, and vision that helped us to enhance the capacity in which the Parish can provide its services as a beacon of Faith, Worship, and Witness for the community. We will continue to strive for this level of quality in all that we do, and we are grateful to St. Joseph Parish for giving CAM the opportunity to create a truly awe-inspiring space.
At the end of July, CAM Construction was permitted to close down the 500 block of N Calvert Street to allow a 175-ton crane to lift mechanical equipment onto the rooftop of the Baltimore City District Courthouse. This massive undertaking, through the coordinated efforts by CAM's mechanical subcontractor, Ariosa & Company, utilized nearly 200 feet of boom and jib to deliver and set Dedicated Outdoor Air System (DOAS) Units and Air-Cooled Condensing Units to the Courthouse roof. CAM’s team worked tirelessly from 7:00am to 9:30pm on a Saturday to ensure that this monumental project could proceed without delay. We would like to give a shout-out to Digging & Rigging, Inc. for their tremendous efforts as a sub under Ariosa.
CAM Construction was selected as the Construction Manager for the Commodore John Rodgers School Replacement School Project. This project, which was issued by the Maryland Stadium Authority (MSA), will see the construction of a state-of-the-art educational facility to replace the existing elementary/middle school on 100 N Chester Street, in the Butchers Hill neighborhood of East Baltimore. The estimated $60 Million job will be broken up into two phases, with the first phase consisting of demolition and abatement of the existing building, as well as sheeting & shoring for extensive site retaining walls, and the second phase consisting of the construction of the new facility. This project is anticipated to start within a month, with completion scheduled for Q4 2026. We are thrilled to be working alongside MSA and Crabtree, Rohrbaugh & Associates - Architects to create better facilities for Baltimore City Public Schools under the 21st Century Building Act! Big thank you to our design partners for the project, Crabtree, Rohrbaugh & Associates - Architects, for the renderings!
CAM Construction is proud to have been the T-shirt sponsor for Josh Woods’ 3rd?Annual Youth Camp for Baltimore City Kids. This year, 250 kids had the opportunity to learn the fundamentals of football and take part in various activities lead by local NFL player and McDonogh graduate?Joshua Woods. The impression left by this event cannot be understated, as it emphasized the ability for children to achieve their dreams, just as Josh did in his pursuit of the NFL. We at CAM would like to give a special thanks to Councilman Robert Stokes for establishing the connection with the Baltimore Department of Recs and Parks to sponsor this event. CAM has long been committed to improving our city's public infrastructure, as shown with our progress at the Chick Webb Rec Center, and we are grateful for the opportunity to create better facilities for adults and youth alike to develop alongside each other. This sentiment was echoed at last week’s event, and we would like to give one final shout out to Josh Woods for being a pillar of the community and providing a great outlet for the local youth to grow and thrive.