Sills Hall, Bowdoin College – Brunswick, ME
In 2019, Bowdoin College hired JF Scott Construction to provide comprehensive preconstruction services on a complete renovation of Sills Hall on the Brunswick Campus. The project consisted of major structure modifications and a complete gut and fitout of the 1950 masonry academic Building. Construction commenced in January of 2024 and is scheduled for occupancy in the spring of 2025.
Maine Coast Memorial Hospital – Ellsworth, ME
In April of 2022, the JF Scott Construction team began a $6M multi phased renovation of the facilities in patient experience at Maine Coast Memorial Hospital. Phase 1 included a complete renovation of administration space into a New Maternity Suite. Subsequent phases included renovations to the former maternity department into new inpatient rooms, as well as PHVAC and cosmetic upgrades to most of the remaining inpatient rooms.
Art Storage Building – Rockland, ME
14,500 SF climate controlled art storage space. Building in a building using Kingspan insulated panel system.
Paychex Office Renovation – Auburn, ME
The Paychex Office Renovation included the phased renovation of approximately 28,000 square feet of occupied office space. The project was logistically challenging as we needed to accommodate one hundred employees working in the facility during the project. Work was performed in 3 phases, 8-10 weeks each, with employee relocation in between.
Inn Along the Way – Chapman Farm – Damariscotta, ME
This project has been an on-going multi-phased process that involves converting an antique farmhouse into a key centerpiece of a larger elder interdependent living community. The master plan for this property includes multiple elder housing cottages, respite cottages, and a large function space in the original milking shed and barn.
Coastal Rivers Conservation Trust – Round Top Farm – Damariscotta, ME
The Roundtop Farm project consisted of a $1.8 Million Addition and Renovation to Coastal Rivers Conservation Trust administration building. The rehabilitated antique farmhouse house includes the corporate offices, records storage, and education program for the Trust.
Central Lincoln County YMCA – Damariscotta, ME
This $6 Million Addition and Renovation to the Central Lincoln County YMCA houses a new main entrance and lobby, wellness area, teaching kitchen, and locker rooms in the addition. The renovated portion of the project includes upgrades to the existing gymnasium, including an elevated track.
Whittier Field Locker Rooms, Bowdoin College – Brunswick, ME
The LEED Certified Whittier Locker Room project had a fixed completion date to be ready for the Lacrosse team to occupy for the Spring semester of 2019. JFSCC provided extensive preconstruction services to aid in material selection and constructability review to maximize efficiency in order to shorten construction duration. State and local permitting caused a 10 week delay to the building start. This was a fast track construction project, but the team pulled together and project was finished on time and under budget.
New Student Housing, Husson College – Bangor, ME
JF Scott Construction Company provided preconstruction and construction management services on this project, with preconstruction starting in the summer and construction starting in October 2016. Throughout preconstruction, JF Scott Construction evaluated and advised on several potential designs, with the goal of meeting the University’s cost-per-bed goals. Design and construction kept the future phases in consideration in order to eliminate duplicated work in those phases. This project was started on November 14, 2016 and completed on July 31, 2017.
Expansion of the Unity College Campus – Unity, ME
JF Scott Construction was contracted last fall as construction manager on a new 70 Bed residence hall at Unity College. Preconstruction services were provided throughout the concept, schematic, and design development stages of the project. The project, which was originally scheduled to have an 8 month duration, broke ground in mid-February, but the completion date remained August 20 to be ready for the fall semester. The shortened duration required a very closely coordinated schedule. The 17,800 square foot building was divided into 5 distinct areas allowing an overlap of subcontractors making the shortened duration achievable. The construction took place on an active college campus requiring site logistics to minimize impact to the student body.