The United States Air Force announced last week that the Redstone Arsenal located in Huntsville, AL is a preferred location for the military’s new United States Space Command Center. The new Space Command Center would be located about three miles from the Alabama Cyber Technology and Engineering School which excites many students and school officials. […]

On Tuesday, April 28, 2020 the members of the Pike County Commission voted unanimously in favor to allow architects to move from the schematics design phase to the plan design phase for the new Pike County Jail. The commission also approved a new design for the jail that adds 40 percent more capacity. Ken Upchurch […]

In order to address fast growing enrollment rates, Auburn City Schools has decided to approach a 2028 facilities master plan. This master plan includes new construction, renovation, and demolition projects along with other facility upgrades necessary to facilitate the increase in student capacity for the Auburn City School system over the next ten years. TCU […]

TCU Consulting Services has been working closely with Pike County leaders to develop a new county jail facility. Last July, TCU Consulting Services presented the Pike County Commission seven possible options for a new 129-inmate facility. Approximate costs for such a facility are between $19 million to $28 million. Dates for the public meetings in […]

On Monday, July 23, 2018, TCU Consulting Services presented the Pike County Commission seven possible options for a new 129-inmate facility. Six of the options would situate a three-story jail adjacent to the existing Courthouse, while the seventh option was a single-story facility to be situated near the Pike County Road Department/Engineering building. Approximate costs […]

The University of Montevallo held its Groundbreaking for the new Center for the Arts building on April 19, 2018. The 36,000 sqft. facility will allow the College of Fine Arts at the University of Montevallo to provide a comprehensive teaching experience and state of the art learning space to collaborate more across disciplines. Key Features […]

TCU met with eight Community Spaces Subcommittees early on to gather initial information as to what each project might consist of. Then in late July, TCU and the Subcommittees held eight public discussion forums to get more information about what the public does, and does not want, for each aspect of the plan. To read […]

Discussions were underway last week with members of the Pike County Commission, other commission officials, and TCU Consulting Services, LLC to discuss planning the construction of a new jail. To read more about this meeting, please click here to read the article from the Troy Messenger.

  TCU Consulting Services is thrilled to announce that Vestavia Hills City Council has chosen us to serve as Program Manager for their new Community Spaces Plan. The Community Spaces Plan is a comprehensive plan that will result in improvements across the City, affect a broad range of activities, and provide recreational opportunities for all ages. To […]

Auburn City Schools announced recently that they have begun steps to move forward with a new elementary school as a part of their Plan 2024. TCU Consulting Services is currently providing Program Management Services to Auburn City Schools for Phase I of the Plan 2024 which includes a new Auburn High School and multiple renovation […]

With only one year of construction left to go, the New Auburn High School is becoming easier for folks to visualize, and excitement is in the air! All three buildings (the main academic building, the arts building, and the athletic building) have most of their roofing installed, and interior framework is on going whilst exterior finishes […]

On Tuesday, April 5, 2016, TCU’s Program Director gave Auburn City Schools Board Members an update on the construction being made at the New Auburn High School. Tim Cantey told Board Members that nearly all of the slab on grade has been poured for the Academic Building and the Fine Arts Building, and the ground-level slab […]

(Source: WAFF tv) In a ceremony held March 16, 2016, TCU Consulting Services and Huntsville City Schools broke ground on the newest school in the district, Morris P-8, scheduled to open the Fall of 2017. Morris P-8 will combine students from Ridgecrest Elementary, Morris Elementary,  and Westlawn Middle School. This is one of many projects […]

Congratulations to Superintendent Dr. Janet Womack for being nominated 2016 Superintendent of the Year! Superintendent Womack was selected from among eight other finalists throughout the state of Alabama. She will be honored at the School Superintendents of Alabama Superintendent of the Year Luncheon on February 2, 2016, in Montgomery, Alabama. To read more about this […]

Jeff Gattis, Huntsville City Schools Director of Construction, and Andy Bernard, Program Manager with TCU Consulting Services, are shown here receiving the Association of Energy Engineers Project of the Year Award for Region II for the school system’s Energy Master Plan. This event was held in Orlando, Florida. Ask us about TCU’s Energy Initiative Program and what […]

TCU Consulting Services is excited to announce that Huntsville City Schools Energy Management Program has been named the recipient of the 2015 Energy Master Plan Project of the Year Award for Region II. This is very exciting for both TCU’s Energy Initiative Program and the Huntsville City School System. Ask us about TCU’s Energy Initiative […]

TCU Consulting Services is proud to announce that we are partnering with Auburn City Schools in Auburn, Alabama on Phase I of its Facility Plan 2024! TCU has been contracted to handle the oversight of Phase 1 of ACS’s plan to build a new high school and renovate three exisiting schools over the next 10 […]

Congratulations to Superintendent John Heard for being nominated 2015 Superintendent of the Year! Superintendent Heard was selected from nine finalists throughout the state of Alabama. He will be honored at the School Superintendents of Alabama Superintendent of the Year Luncheon on March 3, 2015, in Montgomery, Alabama. To read more about this article, please click here.