National Institutes of Health Building 50
Client: National Institutes of Health
Project details
Construction management for a 294,532 SF biomedical research facility at NIH Bethesda campus.
Federal Construction Management and Project Controls.
JETY Inc. is a federal construction management and engineering firm purpose-built for biomedical research and mission-critical infrastructure. Led by a former NIH Assistant Director for Design and Construction Management with direct oversight of a $200 million annual federal construction program, JETY manages the full project life cycle from strategic planning and programming through design management, procurement, construction administration, commissioning, and occupancy. Past performance spans projects with NIH, USDA, FAA, NOAA, USFS, and USCG.
Licensed Professional Engineer (WA)
James EarlPresident and Founder
Derek GoudeCEO and Founder
Full life cycle construction management for federal biomedical and research facilities, applying PMI-aligned frameworks with scope, schedule, cost, quality, and safety integration.
Critical-path scheduling with rolling four-week look-aheads, earned-value reporting, and transparent change-order discipline.
Owner representation and coordination across A-E teams, prime contractors, agency stakeholders, and end users.
Compliance with FAR, agency-specific design manuals including the NIH Design Requirements Manual, and applicable safety, environmental, and security standards.
Strategic planning and programming for specialized biomedical, clinical healthcare, and mission-critical federal infrastructure.
Federal · Life Sciences · Healthcare · Research Facilities
Client: National Institutes of Health
Construction management for a 294,532 SF biomedical research facility at NIH Bethesda campus.
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