CF Jordan Construction Awarded Georgia Southern University Project

PRLog (Press Release) - May 18, 2011 - CF Jordan Construction, a leading Texas based commercial construction and construction management company will begin building the modern-style new student housing at Georgia Southern University. CF Jordan Construction was awarded the contract by Parkland Development Corporation of Florida.

The Forum at Georgia Southern University will feature three-story buildings for a total of 300 units and 780 beds. The privatized housing will include appealing amenities such as a basketball court, sand volleyball courts, lap pools, and a club/leasing/student center. The entire property will thrive on 364,289 square-feet of property.

CF Jordan President & CEO, Darren Woody, commented, “We’re delighted to bring students a modern-style choice to complement their college experience.”

Owner, Parkland Development Corporation has a long-standing relationship with CF Jordan Construction. Together, they will bring a refreshingly new housing option for the students at Georgia Southern University.  


About CF Jordan Construction
CF Jordan Construction is a nationally recognized, award-winning leader in the construction industry.  Since inception in 1969, CF Jordan has completed over $6 billion in project value to include commercial, residential, infrastructure, concrete and federal.  In 2011, CF Jordan won first place in AGC’s (American General Contractors) National Construction Safety Excellence Award program and in 2010 CF Jordan was honored with a 2010 Gold Nugget Merit Award for Best Multi-Housing Project by Builder & Developer magazine.  CF Jordan’s corporate headquarters are located in El Paso, Texas.  They have offices in Austin, El Paso, Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio. For more information visit their website at http://www.cfjordan.com.

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CF Jordan Construction is a recognized leader in the construction industry. During its 40-year history, CF Jordan has completed over $5 billion in project value to include residential, infrastructure, commercial, and government.