January 07, 2021 / Published in News, People

Gregory Ramirez Promoted to Vice President

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Henley Superintendents, Matt Trumble and Evan Murdock were present at Oakton High Schools ribbon-cutting ceremony today, marking the completion of one of Fairfax County Public Schools capital projects. Dr. Michelle Reid, Superintendent and representatives from the Fairfax County School Board, the Board of Supervisors, and Planning Commission were also present to mark this wonderful occasion. Completed in the fall of 2022, Oakton High School now provides modern amenities, removed temporary classrooms, and added an addition of approximately 109,000 SF, bringing the new school to 409,661 SF of fully renovated space for its students, staff, and community. Thank you to the Fairfax community for the opportunity to be part of this wonderful project. The entire team at Henley Construction values the projects we build because we believe where we live and work matters. ... See MoreSee Less

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Henley Construction Company was recognized today at the County of Fairfax, Virginia’s annual recognition program, by the Department of Public Works and Environmental Services, for Excellence with Building Design and Construction, for the Sully Community Center project. This award recognizes contractors, design consultants, building officials and other partners for their work in successfully achieving financial, delivery, and quality goals. The teams project’s architect, RRMM, was also recognized and received an award of excellence.The Sully Community Center project, in Herndon, VA, is a $15.5 M, 33,000 square foot building on 5-acres, incorporating more than half a dozen local organizations in this multi-generational/multi-cultural facility. Henley thanks Fairfax County for the opportunity to partner, collaborate, and build the new Sully Community Center. ... See MoreSee Less

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One of the community programs that Henley Construction supports is a literacy program established this year by the Germantown Global Connection. Through their vision, leadership, problem solving, and enlisting the support and assistance from a number community groups and volunteers, this program has been successfully offering after-school tutoring for 2nd graders at the Stedwick Community Center, catching individual students up, who missed essential learning during the pandemic. Since its inception, the program has evolved into an all-encompassing family opportunity during these tutoring sessions. The parents who bring their second graders for reading support are now also being taught English. Childcare is also being provided for the youngest family members in attendance, allowing their siblings and parents the necessary, uninterrupted learning time.Greg Ramirez, from Henley, was present Monday night when Dr. Monica McKnight, Superintendent for Montgomery County Public Schools stopped by to learn more about the program and witness the wonderful work that has been accomplished by Norm Gordon and his team at Germantown Global Connection. ... See MoreSee Less

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The Sully Community Center in Herndon, VA is getting solar panels! The Henley Team has been busy getting ready for the installation, which will be taking place over the next two weeks. ... See MoreSee Less

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Gregory Ramirez Promoted to Vice President

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