Corenic Construction was founded in 2009 as a full-service general contracting company. With a core focus on interior renovations and a firm grasp of the National Capital Region government market, we were approved by the Small Business Administration to receive the 8(a) certification in 2015. Our specialties are Demolition, Interior Wall Systems, Ceiling Systems, Flooring, Architectural Finishes, Electrical Power & Wiring, Mechanical Systems, Plumbing Systems, Furniture Planning, and Installations. Our federal experience has the ability to take any federal project from “Schematic Narrative” to construction completion. Few 8(a) Certified Firms can match the depth, creativity, and experience that our firm brings to each federal project. We have developed a reputation for taking on the most difficult and challenging projects and making them appear simple and delivering beyond the client’s expectation.
Our federal project team offers a turn-key delivery model, and we can self-perform site and civil, concrete, rough carpentry, drywall, and ceilings.
In all, our team of people are our greatest asset and we provide them with all of the tools necessary to make your projects a success! With our federal construction experience, our team has completed multiple projects in secure federal facilities, and 80% of our work is completed in active environments. Our federal clients include General Service Administration, Depart of the Army, Washington Headquarters Services, and Homeland Security.
DIFFERENTIATORS
“Corenic personifies the “client first” approach in an industry where it is easy for the client to be lost amongst the crowds involved in a commercial construction project. Their commitment to quality and unswerving customer support instills confidence that my job will be completed on time and within budget. This consistency leads to many repeat performances for the team.”
K. Reid, Cassidy Turley
Government Services & Certifications
Primary NAICS Code: 236220
Corenic has been successful in completing numerous projects in the Government Sector. We have obtained certifications that assist the Government Sector and Private Sector Clients in procuring our services along the way.
Secondary NAICS Codes:
• 237110 – Water, Sewer, & Pipeline Construction
• 236210 – Industrial Structure Construction
• 238220 – Plumbing, Heating & AC Contractor
• 238320 – Painting & Wall Covering Contractor
• 238210 – Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring
• 238310 – Drywall, Acoustical & Insulation
• 238350 – Carpentry Contractors
• 238330 – Floor Laying & Other Floor Contractors
• 238910 – Wrecking & Demolition Contractors
• 238290 – Other Bldg Equip Contractors
• 541310 – Architectural Services
• 561210 – Facilities Support Services
• 561110 – Office Administrative Services
CORENIC CERTIFICATIONS
SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 8(a)
Corenic is a Certified Participant in the SBA 8(a) program and was approved under the Primary NAICS Code of 236220. Corenic is capable of performing work under these Secondary NAICS Codes, as well as others.
DC LSDBE CBE CERTIFICATION
Corenic is a Certified Business Enterprise (CBE) in the District of Columbia. Our certification number is LSDZ56256082024.
MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
Corenic is also certified through the Maryland Department of Transportation(MDOT). Our certification number is 12-615.
PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY, MARYLAND
Corenic holds PG-MBE (14-10236), PG-CBB (CBBC-14-064) and PG-LSMBE Certifications in Prince George’s County Maryland. Corenic is also a participant in Prince George’s County’s Business Development Reserve Program (BDRP).
NMSDC/CRMSDC
Corenic is National Minority Supplier Diversity Council (NMSDC) Certified through its Regional Affiliate the Capital Region Minority Supplier Diversity Council (CRMSDC). Our certificate number is CR39801.
FEDERAL PAST PERFORMANCE
FDA Center Park One
Square Footage: 88,000
This project for FDA consisted of 4-floor tenant build-out for GSA. The project included full demolition of floors 4-7 including all MEP infrastructure. The project consisted of new walls, ceiling, floors with some full glass partitions, new lighting with lighting controls, millwork, new security system to include CCTV, full AV, new cabling for Information Technology, 3 form panels, Ceramic flooring in the pantries, backsplashes, new “Quiet Rooms”, mothers rooms, and a full mechanical upgrade to include a new BMS system and new Air Handlers. During construction, this project required full coordination with the building owner while Corenic was also upgrading the Core Restrooms, hallways, and elevator lobby as well as coordinating with the government furniture vendor and moving staff.
Presidential Towers / HHS Omaha
Square Footage: 53,000
Complete build-out of two full floors to include elevator lobbies, STC-rated partitions, executive offices, conference rooms, and judge’s hearing rooms. Included all new lighting, HVAC, re-work to existing ductwork, IT, security, audio-visual, and graphics. Also included pre-construction services to identify long-lead items and work with the architect to confirm layout and dimensions for final drawing adjustments.
Polk & Taylor (WHS / Army / Navy)
Squar Footage: 120,000
Full interior renovation of office space consisting of various offices on multiple floors in an occupied building with strict security and access requirements. Critical path scheduling involved delivery of completed suites on time to achieve overall project milestones and overall scheduled completion. Selective demolition, lift, and replacement of furniture were involved in each phase.
FPS
Square Footage: 42,000
This interior fit-out project consisted of a full renovation of four (4) existing suites in the same building, on multiple floors. The project introduced a stand-alone new HVAC system, new offices, holding rooms, STC- rated areas, open areas for work stations, ceramic tile and solid-surface pantries and copy rooms, and numerous flooring finishes to include resinous epoxy floors. The project also included LED lighting throughout and full security systems. One of the main features of the project also included the addition of an exterior emergency generator.
CSOSA 2nd Floor
Square Footage: 30,000
Build-out involving the installation of new offices, flooring, doors, frames, and hardware. HVAC modifications, electrical upgrades, a new LAN room, and additional requirements to keep the integrity of the secured full floor. Blast film was applied for exterior windows and glass for the weapons room. Structural steel framing was constructed for the raised floor area. Tempered glass partitions and moveable partitions were integrated into the new ceiling systems. New lighting, mechanical, power, fire alarm, and sprinklers were installed throughout the space.
DOJ 1401
Square Footage: 30,000
Full-floor renovation for the Department of Justice that included secure rooms, conference areas, STC glass, and wall and door assemblies. The project included IT and security under the general contractor contract for coordination and procurement.
DHS 1401 Mezzanine
Square Footage: 30,000
This renovation project involved three floors and work on the building’s roof. Four SCIF areas were constructed which required guard services during construction. The build-out included the installation of 110 personnel lockers and space for weapons storage. A holding area and interview room were built to meet the required sound transmission class standards. A physical training room was built-out with matting on the floor and walls. A 150-kilowatt natural gas generator was also installed on a new exterior concrete pad, with a full-height masonry enclosure.
IRS
Square Footage: 14,000
Active renovation of office space in Washington, DC includes the creation of two new conference rooms, various new offices, and workspaces, file rooms, and install of new carpet and paint, throughout. New millwork countertops were installed in the mailroom. Additionally, 2×4 and 2×2 lighting will be installed in affected ceiling areas. Work to be phased to accommodate the relocation of IRS personnel.
FBI
Square Footage: 30,000
Full floor build-out of SCIF space; included new partitions, lights, flooring, and HVAC. All new finishes throughout. The large area of the floor plate includes raised flooring to accommodate power/data cabling access. Multiple large conference rooms and training rooms with recessed projection screens. The portion of the floor plate is to be SCIF. All new systems and furniture were installed throughout the space. Break areas with built-in millwork and appliances.
