Charles Gaetano Construction

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August 27, 2020

CREE MVF FAB - CUB

Structural concrete package for an approx. 130,000 square-foot, two-level Central Utility Building for the new wafer Fabrication Facility in Marcy, with room for a boiler, chiller, electrical systems and other infrastructure. It will support the main Fab and Admin through an above-ground utility trestle. Along with the main CUB building are a Loading Dock, Trestle Foundations, Cooling Tower Foundations and an Exterior Truck Offload Containment area.

June 29, 2020

Family Counseling Center, Gloversville, N.Y.

The Family Counseling Center of Gloversville has retained Charles A Gaetano Construction Corporation to complete a large $7.5 mil. Expansion to their Gloversville office.

The first Phase of the project is a new 1 story addition that will add an additional 18,500 SF of office and clinical space to their current 9,000 SF facility. Phase 2 will commence at the completion of Phase 1 and will renovate the existing 9,000 SF current office space.

The addition will feature a large open reception area with exposed Glu Laminated Timbers at the entry. The new addition will feature numerous offices for Clinical therapists and Administrative staff as well as room for future expansion. There will be a large new conference room, Multi-Purpose Room, new main kitchen and a smaller break room all with new appliances.

The renovation portion of the project will create new office space for Psychiatrist, Accounting and Finance as as well and additional conference room. . All new Mechanical and electrical systems will be put in place as part of the project.

A new large parking lot will be created along with future considerations for additional parking expansion.

Frankfort, New York

Construction Notes

Heidelberg Bread – New Facility – 29,000 SF ($3M)
Project Manager: Lucas Saltsman, Design-Build
Superintendent: Dick Jones

Charles A Gaetano Construction, Utica NY has completed work on the new 28,800 sf Baking Facility for Heidelberg Bread. Following over a year of planning the project is the very first building in the Herkimer County IDA’s “Pumpkin Patch” Industrial Park located in Frankfort, NY. The building replaces the original Heidelberg plant in Herkimer which the company had outgrown due to its continued growth and high demand for the artisan bread products they have produced since 1983.

The project was completed on a Design-Build basis that includes Site, Structural, Architectural and Mechanical/Electrical design and construction. The building includes separate Production and Packaging areas, Hi R value Insulated Metal Wall and Roof Panels, Staff offices and support facilities.

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We are a full-service general contracting, design-build and construction management corporation specializing in concrete, masonry and carpentry work for the commercial, industrial, healthcare and apartment construction markets, as well as government agencies.

258 Genesee Street
6th Floor
Utica, NY 13502

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News and Community Involvement

Sep

Safety Week 2020

Safety Week is about the construction industry coming together to strengthen the safety culture and performance by sharing best practices, tools and resources. To continue Gaetano Construction's commitment to safety, we conducted a safety stand-down at the Adjusters International Addition at 126 Business Park Drive on September 17, 2020. The stand-down is to recognize National Construction Safety Week and to reinforce Fall Hazard awareness and Fall Protection guidelines for the Gaetano crews.

Jun

Gaetano Donates Respiratory Triage Tents

To help in the fight aginst COVID-19, Charles A Gaetano Construction set-up and donated respiratory triage tents, barriers and heat equipmet for both St. Luke's Hospital and St. Elizabth's Hospital campuses. The respiratory triage tents are set-up to identify potential coronaviruses cases outside the hospital to help midigate the amout of people that com in contact with the virus.