Fairfax County, VA – F.H. Paschen, a 115-year-old national leader in large-scale construction and infrastructure development has recently marked its 15th anniversary in the Mid-Atlantic region at a ceremony where the company commemorated their legacy of growth, community impact and infrastructure excellence. Opened in the Summer of 2010, the Mid-Atlantic office was F.H. Paschen’s first office location outside of their Chicago-area Headquarters in the Midwest.
Since opening in 2010, F.H. Paschen’s Mid-Atlantic office has delivered more than $300 million in completed work, with a dedicated local team now exceeding 50 employees. The office’s geographic focus spans Loudoun and Fairfax counties and beyond, where it has earned a reputation for quality execution and long-term client relationships. The Mid-Atlantic F.H. Paschen team recently won the Fairfax County Department of Public Works and Environmental Services “Award of Excellence for Building, Design and Construction” for their work on the Fairfax County Courtroom Renovations as well as the Hybla Valley Community Center projects.
“While Chicago remains our headquarters, the Mid-Atlantic has truly become one of our homes,” said James Blair, CEO of FH Paschen. “Over the past 15 years, we’ve built deep relationships and delivered meaningful work across the region—and we’re just getting started. The opportunity here continues to grow, and so does our commitment to serving these communities.”
To further strengthen its regional leadership, F.H. Paschen announced the appointment of Charles Lawler as the new head of the Mid-Atlantic office. With a deep background in construction management and public sector work, Lawler is poised to lead the team into its next chapter of strategic growth.
“The strength of our Mid-Atlantic presence comes from our people and our partnerships,” said Charles Lawler, Mid-Atlantic Regional Leader. “As we look ahead, we are more focused than ever on delivering excellence and growing our impact across the region.
F.H. Paschen’s current regional portfolio includes high-impact projects such as:
- The newly awarded Anne Arundel County Job Order Contract (JOC)
- Three active projects for Loudoun County Public Schools
- The Arlington County Ethan Allen Pump Station Generator Replacement
- Work at Todd’s Inheritance Museum and Interpretive site in Maryland
- Renovations underway at the Historic St. Mary’s City in Maryland
The Mid-Atlantic office holds active Job Order Contracts (JOCs) with:
- Fairfax County
- Loudoun County
- Loudoun County Paving
- Arlington County
- Stafford County & Stafford County Public Schools
- Anne Arundel County
- Alexandria City Public Schools
- Maryland DGS
- Maryland Sourcewell
- Virginia DGS
- Virginia Sourcewell
- United States Postal Service (USPS) across Washington DC, Northern Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, and West Virginia
- Department of Military Affairs, Virginia
- Fairfax County Water
- City of Virginia Beach
- Spotsylvania County VA
- Alexandria Renew Wastewater
Recent notable completions include:
- Fairfax County Courthouse Phase 1
- Hybla Valley Community Center
- Pennsy Drive project
- Loudoun County school safety access improvements and parking lot upgrades
To view FH Paschen’s full portfolio of Mid-Atlantic projects, visit: https://www.fhpaschen.com/about/projects/?region=Mid-Atlantic