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Gootee
Construction,
founded
in
1991
by
Kathleen
Gootee
and
Elaine
Gootee
as
a
Women
Owned
Business
Enterprise
(WBE),
is
qualified
by
the
State
of
Louisiana
Licensing
Board
for
Contractors,
License
#8,
in
the
following
areas:
building
construction;
highway,
street
and
bridge
construction;
heavy
construction;
municipal
and
public
works
construction;
electrical
work;
and
mechanical
work.
We
are
also
licensed
by
the
State
Plumbing
Board
of
Louisiana
and
the
Mechanical
Boards
in
the
New
Orleans
area.
Our
managers
have
more
than
200
years
of
combined
experience
in
the
construction
industry
and
have
been
associated
with
more
than
$200
million
of
construction
projects.
Our
staff
members
are
professionals
who
are
actively
involved
in
many
of
the
construction
industry's
associations
and
boards.
Gootee
staff
serve
as
officers,
advisers
and
teachers
to
many
of
these
associations.
Our
management
expertise
is
supported
by
state-of-the-art
information
systems
that
interface
to
provide
accurate
estimating,
efficient
project
management
and
effective
cost-control.
We
are
well
known
for
our
proactive
and
innovative
approaches
to
the
challenges
that
inevitably
arise
during
major
construction
projects.
We
have
substantial
experience
bringing
difficult
and
sensitive
projects
to
successful
completion.
Gootee's
track record includes some of the most prestigious projects
in the City of New Orleans, such as the Phase 3 renovation
of the Louisiana State Supreme Court at 400 Royal Street
and restoration of Building D of the French Market Complex
(built in 1822). A representative list of Gootee projects
demonstrates the diversity of our capabilities: National
D-Day Museum, exterior renovation of the Bradford Building,
Addition of Resource Center at Jesuit High School, Cancer
Survivors Plaza, HVAC retrofit of New Orleans City Hall,
New Orleans Museum of Art (exhibit casework), New Orleans
International Airport Concourse D, Willow Street Dorms
at Tulane University, Yenni Treatment Center at East
Jefferson Hospital, Science Building at Xavier University
of Louisiana, and Diefenthal Earthlab and Swamp Exhibit,
both at the Audubon Zoo.
Of
equal
importance
to
our
staff,
our
state-of-the-art
technology
and
our
track
record,
is
our
fundamental
integrity.
We
believe
that
our
competitive
advantage
results
from
the
mutual
trust
and
respect
that
we
share
with
our
employees
and
our
subcontractors.
Effective
teamwork
significantly
and
positively
affects
our
ability
to
deliver
a
quality
project
on
time
and
within
budget.
We
will
gladly
provide
information
about
our
banking
and
surety
relationships
on
request.
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