KRUSINSKI COMPLETES INDIANA COMCAST CALL CENTER

Krusinski Construction Company recently completed an interior build-out for a Comcast Cable Communications call center at 11988 Exit Five Parkway in Fishers, Ind.

Work on the 48,000-square-foot building began in November, and was completed in April when some 210 Comcast employees moved into the facility from the 65th Street call center in Indianapolis. Over the next five years, Comcast expects to expand staffing at the center, which can accommodate more than 400 full-time employees.

The center, which receives calls from Indianapolis, Ft. Wayne and Kansas City, Mo., features an open office area, an Internet café, a break room with a patio, a fitness room, a quiet room and training areas. Additional improvements included upgrading the site’s sidewalks, patio, exit stairs and ramps.

Krusinski received the contract as part of its affiliation with Citadel Group, an alliance of nine “best of class” regional construction-related companies in 19 cities that have joined together to serve the needs of national clients.

The Fishers project marked Krusinski’s eighth contract with Comcast. “Working on a Comcast project always is a great experience for our team, and we look forward to continuing our relationship with the company in the future,” says Joseph R. Krusinski, III., project manager.

Krusinski’s project superintendent, Chuck Onik, was onsite in Fishers throughout the six-month construction schedule.

The project manager for Krusinski Construction Company was Joseph R. Krusinski, III. John Becker was the project engineer. Lori Ott of Dallas-based Gromatzky Dupree and Associates, another Citadel partner, was the architect.