Author: Todd Williams

Kenbridge Construction was proud to participate in three job fairs last week: SVCC Alberta, SVCC Keysville, and Central High School 2026 Career Expo.

These events provided a valuable opportunity to connect with students and share information about careers in the construction industry. Our team discussed the wide range of roles within a construction career, from field positions and skilled trades to project management and administrative support.

We appreciate the opportunity to engage with students who are exploring their career paths and learning more about the construction field. Kenbridge Construction is committed to supporting workforce development and encouraging the next generation to consider careers in construction.

Thank you to the faculty, staff, and event organizers for hosting these successful events. We look forward to continuing to connect with students and supporting local schools!

Kenbridge Construction was recently invited to be featured on the Henrico CTE Now podcast to discuss workforce development in the commercial construction industry and the ongoing skilled labor shortage impacting the field.

In the episode, Kenbridge’s Brandon Spencer and Cameron Reekes joined the conversation to share insights on the industry’s biggest hiring challenges and how companies are working to bridge the gap from the ground up. The discussion also highlighted how emerging technology is reshaping today’s job sites and creating new opportunities for students entering Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs.

As part of this conversation, the team also reflected on recent work completed by Kenbridge Construction, including the ACE Center Renovations and Expansion projects for Henrico County at Hermitage High School and Highland Springs High School. These projects support the continued growth of CTE programs and provide enhanced spaces for students to explore hands-on career pathways.

Through the successful delivery of projects that support education and participation in conversations like Henrico CTE Now, Kenbridge Construction remains committed to strengthening the pipeline between today’s students and tomorrow’s workforce.

Listen to the episode here: https://podcasts.apple.com/nz/podcast/kenbridge-construction-is-leading-the-charge-with/id1447271441?i=1000755780893

Learn more about the ACE Center Renovations & Expansions at Hermitage and Highland Springs:

ACE Center Renovations & Expansions | Hermitage & Highland Springs

Kenbridge Construction, in partnership with Moseley Architects, recently completed the renovation and addition at The Academy at Virginia Randolph Campus. Henrico County officials and community members joined our team to celebrate the project with a dedication and ribbon-cutting ceremony.

This design-bid-build project includes 159,619 square feet of renovations and additions to the existing campus. Key members of the Kenbridge team included Project Manager Brandon Spencer, Superintendent Jeff Colvin, and Administrative Assistant Cornelia Baugh.

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Watch Henrico County’s Dedication Video below:

Kenbridge Construction has partnered with Samaha Architects on the design-build project for the new Eastover Gardens Firehouse 6, serving Henrico County. This project represents a major investment in public safety infrastructure for one of the county’s busiest fire stations.

Henrico County disclosed that Firehouse 6 crews responded to nearly 11,000 emergency calls in 2024, highlighting the critical need for a modern, efficient facility. The building has been thoughtfully designed with a focus on safety, operational efficiency, and firefighter well-being, and is expected to begin full operations this fall.

On January 6, 2026, the project reached a significant milestone as Henrico County officials and firefighters gathered for a ceremonial “topping out.” During the event, participants signed the beam before it was hoisted into place above the walls, marking an important step in the construction process.

Kenbridge Construction is proud to be part of this milestone project and to support Henrico County’s continued commitment to public safety.

See Channel 12’s News Coverage Highlighting the Project’s Milestone

Images courtesy of Henrico County’s Facebook page. 

Each year, Kenbridge Construction proudly participates in VCU Health’s HALO Christmas program, an initiative dedicated to spreading holiday cheer to children in our community.

Kenbridge Construction “adopts” children, bringing our team together with a shared purpose of making their Christmas memorable. Employees collaborate to thoughtfully fulfill each child’s wish list, while also providing new clothes and toys to ensure a warm and happy holiday season.

This project reflects our company’s commitment to compassion, generosity, and community involvement, and it holds a special place in our hearts as a reminder of the impact we can make when we come together to support others during the holiday season.

Kenbridge Construction is thrilled to kick off the second year of our Playhouse Partnership with Central High School!

New student teams are in place, last year’s projects were celebrated, and students are already diving into hands-on carpentry work.

Kenbridge Construction is funding the project and guiding students as they turn their designs into construction documents using SketchUp. Proceeds from the spring playhouse sales will go directly to supporting the CHS Carpentry Program.

We’re proud to help students build real-world skills, collaborate as a team, and connect with industry professionals.

Kenbridge Construction, in partnership with Timmons Group, recently completed the new Beulah Park Playground and Splash Pad. Chesterfield County officially opens the park to the public tonight, Tuesday, August 5th, during the National Night Out Celebration!

The project features a splash pad, playground equipment, an equipment building, 3-point shade structure, fencing, and other hardscape improvements.

The KCC project team included Project Manager Sam Hodges, Superintendent Matt Carter, and Administrative Assistant Cornelia Baugh.

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Kenbridge Construction, along with Moseley Architects, recently completed the new A.M. Davis Elementary School in Chesterfield County. On Wednesday, July 30, 2025, Chesterfield County officials and community members joined our team for a ceremonial ribbon-cutting. Read more on Chesterfield County’s website.

This design-bid-build project features a new two-story, 111,501-square-foot prototype school designed to serve up to 1,000 students.

The KCC project team included Project Manager Mike Bender, Superintendent Mike Flood, and Administrative Assistant, Tanya Marshall.

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