Thomas F. Eagleton United States Federal Courthouse
St. Louis, Missouri

This new federal courthouse is positioned on 5.5 acres and will anchor an undeveloped area southwest of downtown St. Louis, near City Hall. The 29-story precast-concrete-clad building, which has a stainless steel dome, will house a total of 25 courtrooms and includes chambers for more than 50 judges. The art-in-architecture is environmental in nature and involves a civic master plan for greenspace. This project is being developed with public and private funds.

Owner:
General Services Administration

KWAME Role:
Construction Management

Architect:
Hellmuth, Obata & Kassabaum, Inc.

KWAME Scope:
This project includes KWAME’s expertise in managing the contractor in all aspects of maintaining the cost-loaded Critical Path Method (CPM) schedule. Reviewing the contractor’s CPM revisions, negotiating the contractor’s monthly progress, and updating the CPM are part of KWAME’s scope. Additional responsibilities include sub consultant to CRSS, assist with punch list completion, contractor close out, processing the contractor’s monthly pay application, performing time impact analysis for potential delays, and tracking construction progress in the field.

Cost Data:
$200 million total construction cost

Timeline:
Completed in 2000

Contact:
Roger Haddock
Jacobs
400 S. Fourth Street
St. Louis, MO 63102