History

History of Baltimore Contractors

Baltimore Contractors was founded in 1935 by Victor Frenkil, Sr. whose company constructed many of the major buildings in the State of Maryland, including the Baltimore Civic Arena; Garmatz Federal Office Building; Benton Municipal Building; eastern piers of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge; Golden Sands Condominium; Bancroft Hall at U.S. Naval Academy; and numerous buildings at the University of Maryland College Park, including Byrd Stadium and Cole Field House.

Baltimore Contractors, Inc. was reformed in 2004 and is a Full Service General Contractor/Construction Manager currently providing diversified services in four "On-Call" programs, as well as typical competitive and negotiated projects on Design/Build and Bid-Build basis.

We started the "On-Call" program at the University of Maryland and have been successful through three renewal/re-qualifying periods for a continuous service for over fifteen years. We have subsequently added three additional programs; Department of General Services IQC and MAA's Task Order Contract at BWI Airport and the Department of Motor Vehicles Task Order Contract. Our currently company structure allows us the ability to handle these and other on-call programs as well as competitive bid projects.

With Baltimore Contractors' long and successful history, we obviously have accumulated volumes of clients. Some include Maryland Aviation Administration, United States Army Corps of Engineers, Maryland State Highway Administration, and many others.

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Baltimore Contractors Founder	1937 - Baltimore Contractors 1st Christmas Party	1943 - Erdman Ave. Underpass	1945 - Chesapeake Baking Company	1947 - National Gypsum
1949 Bel Air High School	1951- Baltimore City Hospital	1952 - Amsterdam Casualty	1952 - Bay Bridge	1953 - University of Maryland Math
1954 - Beth Yehuda	1954 East Capitol Street Bridge	1955 - Fort Meade	1955 - Parkville High School	1956 Frostburg Dormitory
1956 - University of West Virginia Dormitory	1957 - Puerto Rico Race Track	1959 - Chizuk Amuno	1961 - Coppin State Lab	1965 - Penn State Dormitory
1967 - American Smelting	1967 - Poly Western	1970 Walter Reed Medical Center	1973 - Children's Hospital of Philadelphia	1973 - The Center for the Humanities at Temple
1975 - Golden Sands Club Condominium	1976 - Edward A. Garmatz Federal Building	1981 - Forest Park High School	1986 - The Regency Club	1989 - The Rivolli Office Complex
1999 - Lafarge Corporation - Kentucky Plant	2001 - Lafarge Corporation - Florida Plant