Our Team | P&S Construction, Inc.

P&S Construction, Inc. has demonstrated since its inception, our strengths in complex construction, demolition and renovation projects. Understanding the required permitting, safety requirements, particular procedures and regulations required of prime contractors, P&S Construction has built a reputation as knowledgeable, reliable and accountable construction firm.

P&S believes that the one item that sets us apart from the competition is our company philosophy and how that relates to the Design/Build process. P&S has invested in a competent staff including 4 design professionals. With a depth of experience in not only design work, but extensive field work as well, our in-house designers are suited for bridging the gap between the field crews and subcontractors.

This management approach allows for streamlined communication, often cutting out the time delay consistent with standard Contractor/Designer relationships. We've experienced excellent results with incorporating the subcontractors during the design phase. P&S is able to extract from each subcontractor their specific trade experience and in turn provide the Owner a higher grade product with less risk and far less constructability issues.

Submarine Learning Center | LEED Silver Status

This past week, official LEED Silver certification was awarded to the P -478 Submarine Learning Center Training Headquarters project at Naval Submarine Base New London, Groton, CT.

The Submarine Learning Center (SLC) Training Headquarters is a 16,000 square foot, two-story, administrative office building with a steel frame structure.  The SLC is a new NAVFAC facility that plans, programs, budgets, and executes individual and team training for Undersea Warfare Enterprise mission readiness. 

The SLC was the first in-house Design-Build project for P&S Construction and is portfolio highlight for its collaborative work approach with the construction team and its overall aesthetic beauty.

Under Construction | Land Port of Entry



Rendering of Land Port of Entry Facility



The Land Port of Entry (LPOE), for the Department of Homeland Security is a new facility located in Hamlin Maine. This building has been designed to aid in the protection of the border crossing between Canada and the United States of America.

The design of the LPOE building is sensitive to the fabric of the local and regional architectural vernacular. The building emulates the materials and colors of the neighboring community. By drawing from these influences, the LPOE will present an inviting and welcoming atmosphere to travelers, as well as create harmony with the architectural esthetics of the local community. In addition the building will be designed to be thermally efficient by the use of proper cold climate and LEED design principals.