Full-Time
Global integrated construction and facility management
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Rock Hill, SC, USA
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Bachelor's
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Gilbane Building Company is a global, integrated construction and facility management firm that offers construction management, general contracting, design-build, and real estate development. Its products are not physical goods but built projects and ongoing facility services. Work proceeds by guiding a project from early planning through design and construction to post-construction facility management, with revenue coming from fees for construction management, general contracting, and development work. The company differentiates itself through its integrated, end-to-end approach that covers the entire project lifecycle, strong client relationships, and serving multiple markets—commercial, educational, healthcare, and government—across a broad geographic footprint. Its goal is to deliver high-quality projects and ongoing facility management solutions while building lasting value for clients.”} ausgelok/ideas to=functions.final_result /* this line ensures tool call is made */ {
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Debt Financing
Total Funding
$16M
Headquarters
Providence, Rhode Island
Founded
1870
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401(k) Retirement Plan
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Gilbane Building names Chelsea Beacom as Washington, DC Business Leader. Gilbane Building announces the promotion of Chelsea Beacom to business leader for its Washington, DC metro region operations. Beacom assumes the role following a succession planning process designed to support the Mid-Atlantic division's continued growth across the region, strengthening Gilbane's service to clients. Image Courtesy of: Gilbane Building "Chelsea is a proven builder, trusted client partner and respected leader who understands the complexity and opportunity of the DC market," said Ted Holt, Senior Vice President for Gilbane's Mid-Atlantic Division. "Through an unmatched work ethic, humble demeanor and intense commitment to excellence, she has helped deliver some of the region's most transformative projects while earning the confidence and trust of our clients and partners. She is relentless in developing, promoting and advocating for our team members as they advance in their careers. I'm excited to see how her leadership will influence our future, building on an impressive track record." Beacom joined Gilbane more than 15 years ago and built her career managing some of the firm's most complex and visible projects in the Mid-Atlantic, including the US Diplomacy Center, the Baltimore Ravens M&T Stadium, GSA Hoover Building Renovations, and the countries first six-school P3 program with Prince George's County Public Schools. Her experience spans a range of project types and client relationships that reflects the breadth of Gilbane's work throughout the DC region. "I am truly honored to step into the role of DC Business Leader," said Beacom. "This opportunity reflects the strength of its business and, most importantly, the exceptional leadership team that has helped build it. Ccr-Mag is in a strong position because of the trust Ccr-Mag has earned with its clients and partners, the talent of its people and the quality of the work Ccr-Mag deliver. I am excited to build on that momentum and help take its DC business to the next level. In her new role, Beacom will focus on expanding the company's market portfolio and service offerings, fostering team development and growth, while delivering world-class facilities for clients and communities in the DC metro area. She will also help advance Gilbane's long-standing commitment to community engagement and strong project outcomes across the region. Gilbane Building has maintained a presence in the DC area for more than six decades, delivering construction management services across the healthcare, education, government, cultural, data center and life sciences sectors. Gilbane's DC metro team is based in Arlington, Virginia, and serves clients throughout Washington, DC, Maryland and Northern Virginia. About Gilbane Gilbane is one of the largest, privately held, family-owned construction and real estate development firms in the world. Founded in 1870, Gilbane is a leader in providing end-to-end solutions across the built environment. Gilbane operates through two core businesses: Gilbane Building, a full-service construction firm, and Gilbane Development, which leads real estate investment, development, and property management. The company's breadth of expertise and quality is applied across diverse market sectors with a community-focused approach to how the company builds and develops. With 45 offices across the country and around the world, Gilbane brings global expertise to local communities.
Gilbane-Led development team reaches financial close on Phase I of Bronx affordable complex. News | June 22, 2026 | Paul Bubny New York & Tri-State + Apartment Buildings Gilbane, in partnership with Strada Development LLC and the Center for Urban Community Services, has reached financial close for 1920 Turnbull, a $170-million-plus affordable and supportive housing development located at 1920 Turnbull Ave. in the Castle Hill/Soundview neighborhood of the Bronx. Located at 1931 Lafayette Ave., 1920 Turnbull will deliver a 22-story building with 228 affordable rental apartments, including 137 permanent supportive housing units for formerly homeless individuals and families. The development team includes Gilbane Development as lead development partner, Strada Development LLC as co-developer, and CUCS as co-developer and service provider. Gilbane Building will serve as general contractor, with Magnusson Architecture and Planning as architect and AKRF as civil engineer. 1920 Turnbull is the first of two planned buildings, with Phase 2 set to add 207 additional affordable apartments, including 15% designated as permanent supportive housing. Phase 2 is expected to close within the next year pending city approvals.
People: Rich Arndt. Gilbane Building announced key leadership promotions within its Nevada operations, led by the appointment of Rich Arndt as Nevada business leader. Gilbane Building announced key leadership promotions within its Nevada operations, led by the appointment of Rich Arndt as Nevada business leader. Arndt will guide Gilbane's continued work in the state, strengthen strategic client partnerships, and support project teams delivering complex projects throughout the region. "Rich's leadership, industry relationships, and deep understanding of the Nevada market make him the ideal person to lead our continued growth in the region," said Jeff Park, vice president, Northern California business leader. "Nevada is an important market for Gilbane, and we are committed to investing in the people, partnerships, and projects that will strengthen our presence and deliver lasting value for our clients and communities." In addition to Arndt's appointment, Gilbane announced several other strategic promotions across its Nevada team. Jarred Canepa-Rotoli has been promoted to project executive, where he will provide strategic leadership and oversight across major projects, driving performance, collaboration, and client satisfaction. Axel Loehden has been promoted to general superintendent and will continue leading field operations with a focus on safety, quality, and operational excellence. Gonzalo Arellano has been promoted to project manager, recognizing his growing leadership in project delivery and commitment to successful project outcomes. "These promotions reflect the strength of our Nevada team," said Arndt. "Jarred, Axel, and Gonzalo each bring a deep commitment to our core values and a passion for delivering impactful projects in the communities we serve." For information, go to gilbaneco.com.
Turner-Consigli JV to build $2.3B NYC cancer center. The Kenneth C. Griffin Pavilion will contain 12 operating suites and 208 single-occupancy inpatient beds. Published June 2, 2026 Award: Cancer center Value: Approximately $2.3 billion Location: New York City Client: Memorial Sloan Kettering A joint venture of Turner Construction and Consigli Construction are on the job for a multibillion-dollar medical project in the Big Apple. The two firms are working together on the Kenneth C. Griffin Pavilion, a state-of-the-art cancer care facility that will be built at Memorial Sloan Kettering's main campus in Manhattan, according to a May 26 announcement from the builders. The cost of the project is approximately $2.3 billion, Newsweek reported. Once complete, the pavilion will contain 12 operating suites and 208 single-occupancy inpatient beds, per New York City-based Turner's announcement. New York City-based architect CannonDesign lists the facility at 883,000 square feet. The new pavilion will connect to the main hospital via an enclosed two-story patient bridge over 67th street, Memorial Sloan Kettering's website says. The hospital pointed to a projected rise in cancer numbers from the Centers for Disease Control, advancing technology and growing longevity among humans as the impetus for construction. "Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center provides world-class care and cutting-edge treatment services that make it possible for patients to navigate their cancer journeys with dignity and compassion, and this new facility will equip providers with the resources necessary to meet growing healthcare needs," said Thomas Drumm, project executive at Milford, Massachusetts-based Consigli, in the news release. Structural demolition and excavation have already begun, according to a Memorial Sloan Kettering timeline. Steel erection will begin mid-2027, and the facility has a targeted completion date of mid-2030. "The Kenneth C. Griffin Pavilion at MSK combines advanced technology, thoughtful design, and a patient-centered approach," said Jason Tavarez, project executive for Turner, in the release. "Together with our joint venture partner, we are committed to delivering this project safely and efficiently while ensuring the hospital remains fully operational throughout construction." Other facilities dedicated to studying or treating cancer are also taking shape. In January, Santa Clara, California-based DPR Construction broke ground on Sutter Health's Advanced Cancer Center and Care Complex in Modesto, California. Then, in May, Providence, Rhode Island-based Gilbane Building Co. broke ground on the Bellwether Laboratory, a manufacturing facility in Philadelphia dedicated to radioactive molecules used to treat advanced cancers.
Gilbane Building has appointed John Castilla as Senior Business Development Professional for Texas, where he will lead strategic growth initiatives and strengthen client partnerships across key markets statewide. Castilla previously spent 28 years with Gilbane from 1984 to 2012, rising from project engineer to vice president and district manager. During his tenure, he opened and led Gilbane's Dallas/Fort Worth office, received multiple national safety awards, and was named Builder of the Year three times. The seasoned construction veteran brings expertise across healthcare, life sciences, higher education, industrial, and government facilities. Gilbane maintains offices in Houston, Dallas/Fort Worth, Austin and San Antonio, serving clients including HCA Houston Healthcare and Alamo Colleges Community College District.