Grunley Participates in Nolan Building Renovation Groundbreaking Ceremony

On Wednesday, January 10th, Grunley was honored to participate in the ceremonial groundbreaking of our U.S. Army Intelligence & Security Command (INSCOM) Secure Admin/Ops Facility (SAOF) – Phase 4 Nolan Building Renovation project at Fort Belvoir, Virginia! After special remarks from David Kim, Director of Support for INSCOM and Lt. Colonel David Myers, Deputy District…

Read More

Grunley Participates in National Wreaths Across America Day

Grunley volunteers at Arlington National Cemetery On Saturday, December 16th, Grunley was proud to participate in the National Wreaths Across America Day at Arlington National Cemetery! Twenty-one employees and their family members joined more than two million volunteers across the country to remember, honor, and teach by placing wreaths. Thank you to everyone who, along…

Read More

Connie Lai Elected to the National Building Museum Board

Congratulations to Connie Lai, Grunley’s Manager of Historic Preservation Services, who was recently elected as a Trustee to the National Building Museum board! Established in 1980 by Congress, The National Building Museum is a private, non-profit educational institution founded to explore American achievements in architecture, design, engineering, construction, planning, and to encourage excellence in the…

Read More

Grunley Participates in NAIOP’s Year Up Event

Grunley Volunteers For NAIOP DC|MD’s Professional Coaching Day On November 8th, Grunley volunteered with NAIOP DC|MD’s Outreach Committee to participate in its Professional Coaching Day with the students of Year Up – a program that seeks to close the Opportunity Divide by providing urban young adults (aged 18-24) with the skills, experience, and support that…

Read More

Grunley Supports Nourish Now

Grunley Volunteers Sort Food For Local Donation On November 8th, Grunley was delighted to partner with Nourish Now. Since 2011, the local organization has recovered more than 20 million pounds of surplus food and donated them directly to children, families, seniors and veterans in need primarily in Montgomery County, Maryland along with the DC metro…

Read More

Grunley Receives ENR MidAtlantic 2023 Regional Best Project Awards

On Thursday, November 2nd, Grunley was honored to attend ENR MidAtlantic 2023 Regional Best Projects award ceremony held in Baltimore, Maryland where three of our projects received Awards of Merit: our Old City Hall Renovation project in Richmond, VA (Renovation/Restoration category); one of our cultural facility renovation projects located in Washington, DC (Renovation/Restoration category); and…

Read More

National Museum of Women in the Arts to Reopen This Weekend

Grunley successfully completed our $52.4 million renovation project This weekend, the National Museum of Women in the Arts will reopen to the public after successful completion of our $52.4 million renovation project! The two-day celebration will be filled with activities for all ages on Saturday and free admission throughout the weekend. Planned activities include art-making,…

Read More

Nick Patrick Presents at the Association of Preservation Technology International’s 2023 Conference

Grunley is proud to share that on Friday, October 13th, Nick Patrick, Historic Preservation Specialist/QC Manager, presented a lecture alongside Carly Bond, the Smithsonian Institution’s Acting Director for Historic Preservation, during the Association of Preservation Technology International’s 2023 Conference in Seattle, Washington. Their lecture, “Technology in the Round: Tracking Smithsonian’s Hirshhorn Museum Recladding Project,” shared…

Read More