CAM Construction wins Associated Builders and Contractors Award of Excellence for The Owings Mills Learning Center.
The Owings Mills Learning Center, a six-story, LEED Silver, 120,000 square foot building containing a new branch of the Baltimore County Public Library, as well as an expanded location for the Community College of Baltimore, was awarded the Associated Builders and Contractor’s, Award of Excellence.
“On A Decade In The Making, The New Waverly Elementary/Middle Opens Its Doors”
CAM Construction completes first new school for Baltimore City in decades.
ABC Baltimore presents Marc Munafo with its Lifetime Achievement Award
Jeff Hargrave, Chairman of ABC Baltimore presents CAM Construction president, Marc Munafo with the award
Marc Munafo is recognized for his tireless leadership to this volunteer organization. As chapter chair, Marc spearheaded initiatives to reach out to the MWBE community. Marc was also involved in the creation of the Maryland Center for Construction Education and Innovation. He continues to serve as an invaluable counselor and resource to ABC on many fronts.
Archbishop Borders School & Little Sisters of the Poor are award winners in the ABC Awards of Excellence.
Archbishop Borders School-Restoration
Little Sisters- St. Martins Hope Phase 1-3
Little Sisters of the Poor & Archbishop Borders School & Little Sisters of the Poor are award winners in in the ABC Awards of Excellence.
Happy 50th Birthday!
CAM Construction started in 1962 by Angelo Munafo and now run by Angelo’s son Marc, celebrates 50 years of service.
CAM on the Wall
CAM Construction Project Manager, Vince Culotta assisted with the construction of Kuhn Library at UMBC. Vince’s daughter Julia attended UMBC and enjoyed a successful softball career. Here she is pictured next to her dad’s library from the wall at Applebees on Baltimore National Pike.
Hopes on Owings Mills Development
(Baltimore Sun) Baltimore County marked the start of work Thursday on a long-delayed library and community college facility in Owings Mills — construction designed to jump-start a billion-dollar project that includes homes, stores and offices. Promoted as an economic engine, the project near the Metro station was proposed in 1998 as a “Main Street” hub where residents would live, shop and play. But development got only as far as the massive parking garage, built in 2007, that overlooks Interstate 795.
Hopes on Owings Mills development (for full article click link)
Jordan Lapp wins Baltimore ABC Carpentry Competition
Jordan Lapp, fourth year ABC Baltimore carpenter apprentice and son of Field Superintendent Jeff Lapp, won ABC Baltimore’s recent written and hands-on competition in the field of carpentry and will be competing in the upcoming ABC Nationals Carpentry trials.
ABC is the nation’s largest commercial construction industry association and has more than 600 member firms in the Baltimore chapter alone. This year’s nationals will be held in San Antonio TX from April 2nd through 15th and Jordan will compete with representatives from the member firms of ABC’s seventy five U.S. chapters. ABC Baltimore’s judges elected not to send competitors from all of the different trade classes to compete in this year’s national competition, but strongly believe that Jordan’s skills will position him well in the upcoming events.
CAM congratulates Jordan on his achievements and looks forward to him placing very high or indeed winning the upcoming event. Congratulations on a job well done!
