Metro Washington and Virginia Chapters of Associated Builders and Contractors Honor Scott-Long Construction Inc.

Oct 2, 2023


Metro DC construction projects honored with Excellence in Construction Awards


Chantilly, Virginia Oct 2, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - Scott-Long Construction Inc., a leading Virginia commercial construction company, is thrilled to announce its recognition in the 2023 Excellence in Construction Awards competition hosted by the Metro Washington and Virginia Chapters of Associated Builders and Contractors. The company's stellar execution of the renovations at The Fourth Presbyterian Church and The Montebello Community Center has garnered recognition in the 2023 Excellence in Construction Awards.

The successful renovations of The Fourth Presbyterian Church and Montebello Community Center exemplify John Long and his team's commitment to excellence in each renovation undertaking. Such esteemed recognition showcases the remarkable dedication, expertise, and hard work of Scott-Long Construction Inc.'s talented commercial construction professionals. 

The Excellence in Construction awards celebration is scheduled to take place on Wednesday, September 20, 2023, at The Ritz Carlton in Tysons Corner. The distinguished event brings together industry leaders, architects, owners/developers, project teams, and subcontractors for an unforgettable evening of celebration and recognition. 

In addition to the award-winning projects at The Fourth Presbyterian Church and The Montebello Community Center, Scott-Long Construction Inc.'s entries for commendation on renovations performed at The Alexandria Presbyterian Church, HCA Tysons FSED, IFMC Grossing/Cyto Flow Lab, and The St. Peter's Church Bell Tower Restoration has also gained recognition by the Excellence In Construction awards program. This recognition is a testament to the company's ongoing commitment to delivering top-notch projects and contributing positively to the community.

About Scott Long Construction

Scott-Long Construction is a leader in the development and construction industry since 1961. Located in the Washington Metropolitan Region, Scott-Long Construction has built several long-standing relationships through General Contracting and Development Management services. The approach taken puts the customer at the forefront by caring for their purpose, goals, and perceptions. Scott-Long has also developed strong relationships with design partners, subcontractors, and vendors to strengthen efforts to deliver a quality product.

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