200 I Street, SE

645 H Street, NE (Ward 6)

 

Anacostia Gateway Project

Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Shelter Renovations
This project encompasses ADA compliance surveys, design, building renovation and signage at various District facilities.

 

Consolidated Forensic Laboratory

The Consolidated Forensic Laboratory (CFL) is a 287,000-square-foot new building, consolidating the city’s public safety forensic science and public health efforts into a single world-class, state-of-the-art facility.

 

DC Armory
The work at the DC Armory focused on making repairs to the interior and exterior of the building, modernization of the elevators, limestone facade and locker room areas.

 

DDOT Half Street Headquarters

Located at 55 M Street, SE, DRES negotiated 150,000 sq-ft of office space for the District Department of Transportation (DDOT).

 

DC Department of Corrections (DC Jail)

These projects include the renovation of numerous aspects of the District’s jail. They range from mechanical and electrical upgrades, security and life safety upgrades, to reconfigurations and expansions.

 

DC Department of Corrections (DC Jail) - The Carolyn A. Cross Inmate Reception Center

Evidence Warehouse
The new evidence warehouse integrates best practices for property and evidence storage and uses technology to create a state-of-the-art facility.

 

Homeless Shelters Renovations
This project includes the renovation of numerous District shelters.

Office of Administrative Hearings Build-Out
This project involved the interior renovation of 35,000 square feet of office space for the Office of Administrative Hearings.

Office of the Attorney General Build-Out

This project involved renovating the interior space for OAG on the 5th, 6th, 10th and 11th floors of One Judiciary Square, as well as the consolidation of staff from various floors.

 

DC Office of Cable Television Brentwood Broadcast Center

Conversion and renovation of the former BET HQ/Studios into the new state-of-the-art OCT facility.

 

Minnesota-Benning Government Center
This new facility houses the Department of Employment Services headquarters.

 

One Judiciary Square - 441 4th St, NW

DGS completed a $7.5 million (Federal Stimulus Dollars) Energy Retrofit Project to reduce the energy consumption of one of the District's busiest office buildings.

 

Reeves Center
This project renovated the Reeves Municipal Center for various District agencies.

 

R.I.S.E. Demonstration Center at St. Elizabeths East (Ward 8)

The renovated Chapel at St. Elizabeths East will serve as a flex meeting and tech spacec for the community.

 

 

School Repurposing Program
The large gym at PR Harris was selected to house the Fire & Emergency Medical Services (FEMS) Candidate Physical Agility Testing Center (CPAT). This facility now enables FEMS to test and train new recruits, as well as provide rehabilitation programs for employees on disability leave.

Skyland Shopping Center - Phase I
The Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development lead the efforts of the Skyland Project.

St. Elizabeth East Gateway Pavilion - Phase I
The Gateway Pavilion is an innovative, flexible, and unique structure designed to serve a wide range of interim uses and allow neighborhood residents and others to experience St Elizabeth's East before redevelopment is complete.

Ward One Senior Wellness Center
The Ward One Senior Wellness Center is a 15,000 sq-ft  structure providing numerous services for District seniors.

Department of Public Works Salt Storage Facility (Ward 8)
This new 7,500 tons cacapity Salt Storage Facility will replace the existing DPW Salt Dome. 

Department of Corrections Officer Dining Room Renovation (Ward 7)
Renovation of 2,138 square feet of space at the D.C. Jail. Project includes new flooring, ceiling, furniture, fixtures, and equipment.

Engine Company 14 Modernization Project (Ward 5)

The modernization of Engine Company 14 provides an opportunity to create a new and more prominent image for a public neighborhood facility.

 

New Engine Company 22 Project (Ward 4)

DGS on behalf of FEMS is overseeing the design and construction of new fire station for Engine Company 22.

 

Engine Company Modernization 16 Project (Ward 2)

DGS on behalf of FEMS is overseeing the design and construction of a modernized fire station for Engine Company 16.

 

Madison Shelter

Madison Shelter, located at 651 10th Street, NE, is slated for exterior renovation of its historic facade, installation of low-impact development (LID) stormwater management infrastructure and landscaping, comprehensive site landscaping, and streetscaping and new site fencing. 

 

Lincoln Theater Roof Replacement Project  (Ward 1)
This project scope includes the replacement of the roof and building envelope restoration.

 

John A. Wilson Building Exterior Restoration Project (Ward 2)
This Project is to address the persistent moisture penetration in the Building. This includes the Horizontal - Phase 1 (roofs and roof components) and Vertical - Phase 2 (Masonry/Stone walls and fenestration/windows).

DHS/DOEE Tenant Improvement Project (Ward 4)
The project scope includes the renovation of the floor office space to include new furniture and IT upgrades.

OSSE 5th St Bus Depot Roof Replacement Project (Ward 5)
This project scope includes the replacement of the roof. 

DCPL - Deanwood Kiosk Demolition (Ward 7)
The project scope includes demolishing and removing the existing library kiosk structure. 

DMV Kenilworth Avenue Service Station Project (Ward 7)
The project includes the tenant fit-out of two hearing rooms, waiting area, reception desk and circulation space for the DMV Service Center.

DBH - DC Stabilization and Sobering Center (Ward 6)
Renovation for an existing 24,000 GSF facility that will house DBH's DC Stabilization and Sobering Center. 

Northeast Heights Development Project (New DGS Headquarters) (Ward 7)
On September 5, 2019, Mayor Bowser signed a Mayor’s Order directing the Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development (DMPED) and DGS, to first identify potential relocation properties in Wards 7 and 8 neighborhoods, when considering office space for District government agencies.