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  • WELCOME BELINDA ACOSTA!   Belinda is our Project Engineer. She is a degreed Civil Engineer with over 15 years’ experience ranging from construction engineering, procurement and construction of projects. Working in the utility industry for a number of years, Belinda gained a natural ability to develop strong technical team operations, and create a collaborative work scheme for managing projects, teams and job site preparedness. Her ability for quick problem recognition and resolution has been a foundation of her project successes. Belinda is a solid communicator keeping teams and owners clearly informed throughout the entire project. Belinda has a B.S. in Civil Engineering from the Universidad Rafael Urdaneta, Venezuela, and certified as a Project Management Professional from Project Management Institute and Agile Methodology (SCRUM)  from CERTIPROF. She is fluent in English and Spanish. As an Office Engineer, Belinda's primary role is managing and assisting the Project Manager on the P2K & LEFKO Joint Venture for the Howell Mill Complete Street project with the City of Atlanta. She is responsible for removing all roadblocks that could have an impact on the project and ensuring team members in the field have all the necessary information to operate safely and efficiently.

  • TeamLEFKO is proud to announce a new team member Cristina Martinez  

    Cristina is one of LEFKO’s Project Estimators, known for her attention to detail and experience in metrics and quality valuations. Her disciplined style of communication enables her to develop successful project budgets from numerous consultants and suppliers. Cristina is a civil engineer by training with a Bachelors’ from University of Zulia, Venezuela. She is fluent in Spanish and English.

    Also announcing a new client and awarded project for Cobb County School District

    We are just starting the pre-con phase for the Nicholson Elementary HVAC Renovation. We look forward to developing a collaborative team of stakeholders. Improving the educational environment for our students is an investment in our future leaders.

  • Georgia State Soccer Teams Enjoying Success at New Downtown Home ATLANTA — As the Georgia State men’s and women’s soccer teams get ready for the back halves of their 2021 schedules, they’re making the most of their brand-new home pitch. Opened in August in time for the teams to host their first exhibition matches of the season, Georgia State soccer’s new home is the renovated former practice field of the Panthers football team. The facility includes a playing field, locker rooms, a training area and team meeting rooms for both squads. Moving into the complex at 188 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive from their former home in Decatur is another step toward bringing Georgia State athletics closer to downtown from their far-flung outposts around the Atlanta area. The new soccer facility is just a few blocks northeast of the Summerhill neighborhood, which is home to Georgia State’s Center Parc Stadium, the Panthers’ football venue. Just north of Center Parc Stadium, the former home of Atlanta Braves baseball, Georgia State is constructing a multiuse convocation center, which will be the new home of Panthers basketball when it’s complete next summer. Georgia State also has plans for a baseball and softball park on the footprint of the former Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium, between Center Parc Stadium and the convocation center site. “The idea is creating an athletics neighborhood,” Georgia State Athletics Director Charlie Cobb said. “If we can bring the facilities where our kids practice and compete closer to campus, it gives us a chance to build fan support from our students, faculty and staff. I think on any campus, athletics plays a big part in student engagement and certainly making it convenient for kids to come to games and providing them an opportunity to enjoy the experience is something we’re about and really interested in accomplishing.” So far this season, the men’s soccer team (7-2) has hosted three matches on its new pitch, including Saturday’s 2-1 win over Wofford. They’re back at home Oct. 12 against East Tennessee State. “This is such an incredible facility for our soccer programs,” men’s soccer head coach Brett Surrency said. “Big thanks to our administration and operations staff for the vision and execution of putting together such an elite complex, right in the middle of downtown Atlanta.” The Georgia State women (7-3-2) are looking forward to a three-match homestand to start the next month as they host Coastal Carolina Oct. 1, Troy Oct. 3 and South Alabama Oct. 8. “This facility is a massive step forward for our program,” women’s soccer head coach Ed Joyce said. “It allows us to really embrace what we are: an urban campus in the middle of one of the fastest growing cities in the country.” We are proud to have been part of this amazing team with FS360, Slam Collaborative and PTurf  bringing new life back to the athletic facility. Thank you GSU Athletics and Kevin Payne for giving us the opportunity to be part of such a multifaceted project. We look forward to continuing our working relationship with GSU.

  • We are proud to be working with great professionals at Forsyth County Schools on several projects. Little Mill MS Engineering and Tech Lab, North Forsyth MS Greenhouse, North Forsyth HS Livestock Building and Denmark HS Animal Science Building Addition will keep us busy this summer. Thank you FCS for trusting TeamLefko with your educational improvements. Because trust matters.

  • We're proud to welcome Dana Yauhari and Angel Ferreira as a Superintendents Dana takes our project processes to the next level. She is a Superintendent as well as an in-office Project Manager helping facilitate the field PMs with project documentation. Angel is a tremendous addition to our team. He has a strong background in team management of field operations to keep projects moving smoothly and on schedule. See more on Dana and Angel on our About page.

  • We are now registered in the state of Tennessee. Let us know if we can help with any of your projects in Tennessee or Georgia.

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