FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
CONTACT:
Barbara J. Bogo
Oldcastle Precast Modular Group
215.453.3605
barbara.bogo@oldcastleprecast.com
http://www.oldcastleprecast.com
Firm selected by 3 states to do precast cell construction

Telford, Pa, December 10, 2001- Oldcastle Precast Modular Group was awarded the precast correctional cell contract for three new correctional facilities in Vermont, Georgia and Maine.

Southern State Correctional Facility-Springfield, Vermont: Oldcastle received the design-build contract for the 230 pre-finished, fully out-fitted precast correctional cells, which will house 350 inmates, at the new $35,000,000 medium security correctional facility in Vermont. The facility will have a total of 3 housing units which will have both typical and handicapped cells. Our sister company, Rotondo Precast in Rehoboth will be producing the cells. This is OPMG's first project in Vermont. The general contractor - for this project is Granger Northern Inc of Maine and SMRT Architects of Maine are the Architect of Record.

Jackson High-Max Correctional Facility-Jackson, Georgia: OPMG won their first contract in Georgia. The 192 modular precast concrete cell and chase unit contract is for the new 2-story, 3 building high-maximum security facility in Jackson, GA. The Modular Group will be designing, engineering and producing a six-sided cell module that was specified by Smallwood,Reynolds,Stewart,Stewart & Associates who are the Architect of Record. The correctional cells will be pre-finished and come completely out-fitted including insulation and pre-plumbed chase units. The General Contractor for this project is Ray Bell Construction Company, Inc out of Tennessee. Our sister company, Oldcastle Precast of Stone Mountain, GA will be producing the correctional cells.

York County Jail-Alfred, Maine: The County of York, Maine has selected Granger Northern, Inc of Maine as the General Contractor for the new 225 bed, 2-story, 7 Building jail in Alfred, ME. OPMG was awarded the contract to design, engineer and produce the 168 typical and handicapped correctional cells. The cells will be pre-finished, fully-outfitted and come with a pre-plumbed chase unit. Two of the seven buildings will be housing units. One housing unit will be minimum to medium security and the other will be segregation/disciplinary housing. SMRT Architects of Maine are the Architect of Record. Completion of the facility is scheduled for September 2002.