Noah Brady made a final presentation to the Commercial Construction team during the last week of his internship. The rising senior at Calvert Hall College High School came to us via the National Society of...
Commercial Construction, along with the Housing Authority of Baltimore (HABC) president and CEO Janet Abrahams, Governor Larry Hogan, Mayor Brandon Scott, Baltimore Council President Nick Mosby, and other notables, kicked off the Perkins-Somerset-Oldtown (PSO) Transformation...
Gary Matthews, SMTC, OSHT, Director of Safety and Community Engagement for Commercial Construction, instructed the National Safety Council’s First Aid, CPR, and AED course for the Commercial Group Team. Class participants received a First Aid,...
The Chesapeake Region Safety Council (CRSC) presented Commercial Construction with the Platinum Award of Excellence in Construction at their annual meeting and safety awards ceremony. ...
The Star Performers Awards is a recognition program whereby any employee can nominate another for exhibiting qualities such as excellence in performance, craftsmanship, customer service, work ethic, teamwork, or attitude. Each nominee receives a certificate,...
We rejoice in highlighting those that have paved the way for so many. Here are three heroes of African and African American descent....
Gary Matthews, SMTC, OSHT, and Director of Safety and Community Engagement for Commercial Construction uses his time and talent to support others. This time it is as a mentor for Blacks in Safety Excellence (BISE),...
Commercial Construction is honored to be the recipient of the 2019 Safe General Contractor of The Year Award presented by the Maryland Associated General Contractors (AGC). The award recognizes general contractors for exemplary safety practices...
Commercial Construction was honored for "Outstanding Safety Performance" by the Maryland Chapter of the Associated General Contractors (Maryland AGC). Commercial was recognized for its outstanding 2019 safety record. This is the third year in a...
The Afro newspaper has been selected by Baltimore City to revitalize the historic Upton Mansion. The newspaper will use the site as their new headquarters and chose Commercial Construction as contractor for this $7 million 10,000 square...