Citnalta Construction Corp. provided construction management and general contractor services on the design-build of a new Central Services Building for the South Beach Psychiatric Center on Staten Island, New York. Citnalta was involved throughout the design process from schematic drawings to final design and worked closely with the designer on the project. Citnalta reviewed the preliminary documents for constructability of design, cost analysis, and the ability to achieve the target schedule date. Citnalta attended many design review meetings during all phases of design to aid with the streamlining of the process. Upon completion of design, Citnalta immediately began an aggressive procurement process, soliciting subcontractors for each trade. Citnalta provided project field personnel to manage the subcontractors and execution of the work through project completion. The scope of work included: ground up construction (including wood piles), concrete foundations, steel structure, masonry façade, and all mechanical, plumbing, electrical, and finish trades. The project was completed following an aggressive 14-month schedule.

Citnalta Construction Corp. is currently completing construction of a new five-story CUNY Lehman College Nursing, Education, Research and Practice Center in the Bronx. The new 52,289 sq. ft. building will simulate a live medical practice facility. A variety of state-of-the-art equipment is included in the new building such as prefabricated headwalls with various integrated medical services including oxygen and vacuums, nurse call systems, and communication ports. There are 40 stations with headwalls, medical gas, medical accessories monitors, microphones, video cameras, and a recording station for playback procedures and review by facility educators. Data ports also provide artificial intelligence-driven simulation mannequins which provide hands-on practical exercises such as birthing, heart attacks and lacerations for the most realistic learning experience.

Citnalta Construction Corp. was awarded a general construction contract to build a 120,000 sq. ft. new three-story school and site. Prior to the construction start, the demolition and asbestos abatement of an existing hospital building was required. The new High School Building included extensive laboratory spaces geared towards Health Sciences. The project management staff included project manager, field supers, field engineers and office administration to oversee all subcontractors, general conditions labor and the self- performance of all the concrete trade activities.