RGM Incorporated provides excellent commercial, single- and multi-family residential, and facility support services, including new construction, renovations or upgrades, and maintenance.

We perform new construction buildouts for various commercial industries, including retail spaces, restaurants, and hotels. We also provide renovations for all types of commercial sites, including nursing homes, apartment buildings, hotels, and restaurants.

We perform new home construction for single- and multi-family residential properties. In addition to building from the ground up, we can also help you with the design process. If you have an existing home or multi-family property and need to make upgrades, we can do renovations as well. Renovations have a special place in our hearts because we love making a house into the home of your dreams.

We handle all facilities maintenance needs in construction. This includes minor or major renovations, HVAC maintenance, and electrical maintenance.

A 1200-square-foot, 1967 ranch-style home needed extensive updating, expansion, and modernization. The project disassembled a 3-bedroom, 1-bath home and reassembled a 5-bedroom, 3-bath home in 1 year.

RGM started by removing the front and rear exterior walls and roof and expanding the home to 2300 square feet. Then we removed all sheetrock in the home, along with the wiring. Next, we raised the ceiling height by 2 feet, creating a 10-foot-high ceiling.

RGM completely rewired the home, now two stories, and installed new hardwood floors throughout the home. In the main bedroom suite upstairs, we built a tub-and-shower combination in the bathroom. The kitchen received a center island, granite countertops, and mahogany-stained cabinets. The customer loved the results of the entire project.

The U.S. Census Bureau’s Bowie Computer Center is a 110,000-sq.-ft., state-of-the-art facility and the backbone of the agency’s census, survey, and website operations. We provided all labor, materials, equipment, supervision, and startup/training services and replaced control boards, all motion sensors, timed switches, and zone controls, including:

• Lighting relays to back boxes and a new control transformer
• Motion sensors and motion-sensor power packs
• New CAT 6 cabling to daisy-chain new controllers, motion sensors, and data-line switches
• Custom graphics software
• New desktop computer and monitor for lighting controls

All work was performed within budget, on time, and to specifications.

RGM was the Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) subcontractor providing facilities and project management services for OPUS Inspection, a prime contractor for the state of Maryland’s GSA. RGM managed 18 VEIP station facilities and executed multiple maintenance and repair tasks, including:

• Painting offices, reception areas, lunchrooms, and restrooms
• Installing hardware, frames, and fixtures for all internal and external restroom doors
• Refurbishing and repairing blacktop surfaces to address erosion and damage
• Patching concrete sidewalks to address erosion and damage

We developed and led communications with the onsite facility manager addressing variables such as pedestrian traffic, hours of operation, safety zones, holidays, and marking active construction areas, then provided a calendar schedule for each task. RGM managed all contractors to ensure that agreed-to start/stop times were followed and that workmanship met or exceeded contract specifications.

RGM was contracted by the prime contractor, Milestone Building Services, to support their Historically Underutilized Business Zone (HUBZone) goal. As a HUBZone-certified business, RGM won the bid to provide facility support for this project, which included metal framing, drywall repair, and acoustical ceiling tile installation.

We developed and led communications with the onsite facility manager addressing variables such as pedestrian traffic, hours of operation, safety zones, holidays, and marking active construction areas, then provided a calendar schedule for each task. RGM managed all contractors to ensure that agreed-to start/stop times were followed and that workmanship met or exceeded contract specifications.

RGM worked to renovate the Black History Museum and Cultural Center of Virginia in Richmond. The project costs totaled $4,562,000. Working with a team of managers, RGM organized all of the contractors and ensured proper project execution throughout the project’s lifecycle.