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"Rio Rancho High School was a cooperative project between Rio Rancho Public Schools, Sandoval County and Intel Corporation, who paid for this campus. It was a design-build project and one of the first really large school design-build projects in New Mexico. Because this was our first high school, we wanted someone locally because we wanted to have a lot of involvement in this project. During the months that we built the school, we met on a weekly basis to try and resolve all our issues. Bradbury Stamm was very receptive. Every time we needed an issue resolved, they were willing to sit at the table and work with us. Sometimes when a building project is over, all you feel is relief, but we felt good about the final product. We felt good about the team they pulled together. School construction has its own unique characteristics and it is very important to have a builder who understands the special needs that schools have and who are used to working with principals, teachers and the community. As we developed the educational specifications for our school, it was wonderful to have someone who understood school construction, along with our special needs and wants. We found that Bradbury Stamm has a very good understanding of what it takes to build a good school. I think this school is a very good example of that. We were pleased with the outcome. For us, it was a very positive experience. The school won a national award for its aesthetic quality, its price and its functionality.”
- Dr. Sue Cleveland, Superintendent, Rio Rancho Public Schools

“It’s 80,000SF;
it’s culturally relevant;
it’s beautifully built;
it’s based on the Navajo culture;
it honors the four sacred mountains of the Navajo culture;
the rooms are spacious;
the equipment is state of the art.”

- Jacque Mangham, Baca School Principal,
regarding the Baca/Dlo’ ay azhi Replacement School

...more than 85 years of building success
Bradbury Stamm Headquarters Albuquerque, NM Owner: Dancing Bananas, LLC Architect: NCA Architects Completion: September 2007; $1.9M 11,000 sf office building located within Bernalillo County Northeastern New Mexico Detention Facility Clayton, NM Owner: The Geo Group Architect: Cromwell Architects, Arkansas Completeion: July 2008; $60.2M 228,000 sf, 624 bed male prision facility NENMDetentionFacility_1.pdf APS Design-Build Middle School Albuquerque, NM Owner: Albuquerque Public Schools Architect: Dekker/Perich/Sabatini Completed: June 2009; $36M New Design-Build Middle School for APS; 170,000sf for 1200 students. LEED Gold* on west side.* APSDesignBuildMiddleSchool_1.pdf Baca/Dlo’ Ay Azhi Consolidated Replacement School Prewitt, NM Owner: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Albuquerque District Architect: Dyron Murphy Architects/NCA Architects Completed: August 2003; $12.3M First LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Certified Building in New Mexico; 80,000SF elementary school BacaDloAyAzhiSchool_1.pdf Rio Rancho 8th and 9th Grade Campus Rio Rancho, NM Owner: Rio Rancho Public Schools Architect: John Friedman AIA Architects Completed: July 2002; $21.0M 210,000SF multi-building, landscaped campus, including classrooms for grades 8 and 9, administration and gymnasium, five athletic fields, courtyard, bus drop-off drive and off-site utilities RioRancho8th9thGrades_1.pdf Santa Ana Star Casino Hotel and Entertainment Complex Bernalillo, NM Owner: Tamaya Enterprises Architect: Dekker/Perich/Sabatini Completed: December 2002; $20.0M 744,300SF casino, bowling center, concert/events arena and restaurants Sky City Hotel and Conference Center Acoma, NM Owner: Pueblo of Acoma Architect: NCA Architects Completed: February 2001; $6.3M 80,000SF, 150-room hotel and conference center SkyCityTravelCenter_1.pdf Rio Rancho High School Rio Rancho, NM Owner: Intel Corporation Architect: John Friedman AIA Architects Completed: September 1997; $29.8M 310,000SF six building campus, courtyard and parking lots Awards: Southwest Contractor Best of 1997 for Best Public/Private Project San Felipe Casino Hollywood Addition San Felipe, NM December 2001; $4.0 million negotiated; 36,000SF New offices, gaming, theater and bingo areas CasinoHollywood_1.pdf NM Women’s Correctional Facility Addition Grants, NM Owner: Prison Realty Trust Architect: Nims, Calvani & Associates, PA Completed: April 2000; $7M negotiated 64,000SF, 276 bed dorm, 3,916SF medical building and 6,000SF trades building] Memorial Medical Center Healthplex Las Cruces, NM Owner: Memorial Medical Center, Inc. Architect: Dekker/Perich/Sabatini Completed: November 1999; $7.8M 41,000SF outpatient clinic MemorialMedicalCenterAddition_1.pdf Torrance County Detention Facility Addition Grants, NM Completed: 1997, $22M 156,000SF 642 beds TorrenceCountyCorrectionCenter_1.pdf NM Women’s Correctional Facility Addition Grants, NM Completed: 1995; $3M negotiated 23,970SF, 70 beds Gallup “Na Nizhoozhi” Center Gallup, NM Completed: 1991; $2M negotiated 26,500SF, 120 beds NM Women’s Correctional Facility Grants, NM Completed: 1988; $8M negotiated 102,000SF, 218 beds We invite you to download specific Project Profiles related to our experience with Design / Build projects. You will need a copy of Adobe® Acrobat Reader to view these documents. If you need a copy you can download at no charge at www.adobe.com.		Contact

Bradbury Stamm Construction, Inc., 7110 2nd Street NW, Albuquerque, NM 87107 • Phone: 505-765-1200 • Fax: 505-842-5419