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ShapiroCM provides professional construction management, owner representation and consulting services for building, design and construction — protecting client investment and quality of work for every project.
Management, Strategy & Advisory Services
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Project oversight and inspection for all phases of construction
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Design review
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Cost & schedule evaluation
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Phasing and staging planning
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Engineering & constructability analysis
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Procurement services
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Data and research management/analysis
How? A team of professionals with decades of experience
ShapiroCM’s staff includes CCM’s, PE’s and RA’s, architects, engineers, estimators, schedulers, project managers, and others who come from diverse backgrounds and experience encompassing public and private commercial construction with complex scopes in challenging locations.
FEATURED PROJECTS
Repairs to the Statue of Liberty
The Statue of Liberty project, to repair the "base" of the monument, is one of a three-part construction management contract awarded to ShapiroCM by the National Park Service. The contract also includes repairs to the main immigration building at Ellis Island and temporarily moving the security checkpoint for the tourist ferry that runs from Battery Park.
The Statue of Liberty project addresses ongoing deterioration and provides long-term protection to the terreplein and inside of historic Fort Wood, which serves as the base for the Statue of Liberty.
Fort Wood is a massive stone fort constructed on the island in 1807. This project protects the foundations of the Statue of Liberty and its pedestal, and enhances visitor access by replacing the walking surface to improve both drainage and accessibility.
The scope includes removal and replacement of pavers and waterproofing on the exterior levels of Fort Wood. Repairs will halt or prevent leaks and water infiltration, preserving the fort’s structural elements.
ShapiroCM is proud to be partnering with JMT to provide construction managers experienced with NPS work.

Modernization of the FDA National Forensic Chemistry Center Cincinnati, Ohio
As the nation’s premier national forensic research laboratory, a critical driver of the modernization was maintaining continuous operations through phased implementation strategies.
The lab aspect of the project included radiological scope; Architectural, Structural, Labs with separate control rooms, Plumbing, Electrical, I.T., Security, Fire Alarm; Commissioning, Utility Ventilation, Acid Waste System Enhancements to the building included sustainability and environmental considerations meeting GSA & NIH standards.
The project earned LEED Silver.






