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October 12, 2026

BBL Construction Services Completes 154,000-Square-Foot Career Training Center in Plattsburgh

Construction Owners Editorial Team

Highlights

  • BBL Construction Services provided construction services for a new Career and Technical Education Center in Plattsburgh, New York.
  • The two-story facility spans approximately 154,000 square feet.
  • The project also includes an 11,300-square-foot accessory annex.
  • The center includes technical training areas, classrooms, dining and conference space, and a school food hub.

New Facility Expands Career and Technical Education

A new career and technical education facility in Plattsburgh, New York, has officially opened, adding training and instructional space intended to support workforce development across the North Country.

BBL Construction Services provided construction services for the project developed for CVES BOCES. The main building covers approximately 154,000 square feet across two stories, with a separate accessory annex measuring about 11,300 square feet.

The project team marked the facility’s opening with a ribbon-cutting ceremony in October 2026.

Specialized Spaces Support Technical Training

The center includes high-bay training areas alongside classrooms, additional program and instructional spaces, a dining and conference area, and a dedicated school food hub.

The combination of technical training areas and traditional learning spaces is designed to accommodate a range of career and technical education programs. The project adds educational infrastructure intended to expand access to workforce training opportunities in the region.

BBL’s announcement did not disclose the project cost, construction timeline, design team or the specific programs that will operate in the new facility.

Why It Matters for Construction and Workforce Development

Career and technical education facilities provide space for practical instruction and skills development tied to employment needs. Projects that combine high-bay training environments with classrooms require coordination between specialized functional requirements and conventional educational spaces.

For the construction industry, investment in technical education infrastructure can help support pathways into skilled trades and other technical careers. The Plattsburgh center adds a substantial new facility to the region’s training resources, although its long-term workforce impact will depend on enrollment, program offerings and graduate outcomes.

Source: BBL.

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