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Vornado/Charles E. Smith Since 2008, Commercial Window Shield has installed fragment retention film on 20 Washington-D.C.-area buildings owned and managed by Vornado/Charles E. Smith, one of the country’s leading property management companies. READ MORE |
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| Metropolitan Square Building owner Boston Properties, required by its lease renewal agreement with GSA, retained Commercial Window Shield to install fragment retention window film on windows on multiple floors of this centrally-located Washington, D.C. building. READ MORE |
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| Dennis Chavez Federal Building In a glass protection project for sun and security, Commercial Window Shield installed solar security film on 624 windows in this prominent 13-story building in Albuquerque. READ MORE |
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| Nuclear Regulatory Commission Headquarters A post-9/11, high-security project that called for not only superior expertise but a flexible schedule, Commercial Window Shield installed fragment retention film on 3,567 windows in the NRC’s busy twin towers. READ MORE |
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| George R. Brown Convention Center Recent hurricanes have caused havoc in the Southwest. As a result, Houston officials moved to protect its popular convention center, where Commercial Window Shield installed 56,000 square feet of fragment retention film on more than 2,500 windows. READ MORE |
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| Denver Mint A potential target of demonstrations at the 2008 Democratic National Convention, the Denver Mint became a fast-tract security window film installation project for Commercial Window Shield. Other projects had to be delayed to allow this work to be completed on time.. READ MORE |
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Grand Central Terminal Under a tight deadline and challenging conditions, Commercial Window Shield completed a two-phase window restoration and security film installation project at one of the world’s most recognizable – and busiest – buildings. READ MORE |
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Merrill Lynch Headquarters Collaborating with Bekaert Specialty Films, Commercial Window Shield completed this installation in record time. To meet the extremely tight time deadline, an average of 16,000 square feet of film had to be installed on 500 windows per day. READ MORE |
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Jackson Federal Building Both manual and motorized shades were installed in this prominent government building in downtown Seattle. Commercial Window Shield ensured minimal disruptions and finished on budget and ahead of schedule. READ MORE |
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The Torpedo Factory This historic building, in Alexandria, Virginia, required the installation of roller shades and solar film to accommodate the art center it now houses. To complete their work throughout the busy studio spaces, Commercial Window Shield collaborated with hundreds of artists and delivered a seamless installation. READ MORE |
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Nuclear Regulatory Commission Having successfully bid on this project as specified, Commercial Window Shield went a step further in recommending an alternative attachment system that was not only stronger, but more economical. READ MORE |
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Connecticut State Legislative Office Building In order keep costs down and disruptions to a minimum, Commercial Window Shield employed alternative attachment and installation methods in the renovation of this Hartford property. READ MORE |
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O’Hare International Airport The objective of this project was to protect the extensive glass located at the arrival and departure areas of the terminal. Commercial Window Shield came onboard with the right solutions despite the obstacles. READ MORE |
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Houston Metropolitan Transit Authority Commercial Window Shield installed blast and hurricane mitigation window film with solar control properties to the exterior windows of the Metropolitan Transit Authority in Houston. READ MORE |
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Edwards Air Force Base As the originator of America's first jet powered flight as well as numerous other landmark events in aviation, Edwards Air Force Base has been at the forefront of flight innovation for more than fifty years. READ MORE |
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Ernst & Young - Corporate Headquarters Situated at a prime location in Midtown Manhattan, Ernst & Young, LLP contracted to have a vulnerability assessment performed on the building they occupy at #5 Times Square. READ MORE |
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U.S. Capitol Building Commercial Window Shield was interviewed several times (along with many other companies) to judge whether we were capable of handling the installation of fragment retention film to arguably the most important building in the world. READ MORE |
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DOE Installs Security Film The exterior facing glass of the Department of Energy headquarters building The James Forrestal building - in Washington, DC is being protected by security film applied to the interior surface of the glass. READ MORE |
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Pentagon Force Protection Agency (PFPA) From March 2002 through August 2003, Commercial Window Shield has supplied and installed fragment retention film to more than 16,900 panes of glass nearly 500,000 square feet. READ MORE |
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FBI Installs Security Film The exterior facing glass of the J. Edgar Hoover FBI headquarters building in Washington, DC is protected by security film applied to the interior surface of the glass. READ MORE |
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Veterans Administration Commercial Window Shield was awarded a contract to supply and install fragment retention film to all exterior windows in the department of Veteran's Affairs headquarters buildings in Washington, DC. READ MORE |
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We supplied and installed clear 8-mil fragment retention film with 4-sided perimeter silicone attachment to various windows located within the Boeing Long Beach facility. Boeing does defense contracting and what they do is over seen by the Defense Contract Management Agency (DCMA). DCMA has a requirement that glass be protected with fragment retention film (FRF) and the FRF must meet a GSA protection level "3a". The film we used on this project was manufactured by Commonwealth Laminating and Coating. Their SunTek brand films were recently blast tested by an independent testing firm following GSA criteria. The 8-mil film we installed achieved a protection level "2" with 4-sided perimeter silicone attachment. A level "2" is the highest possible protection level possible using fragment retention films.
Here's what the project coordinator had to say: "Everything went great. Phil is a very nice guy and a great worker. He had the place all cleaned up and explained everything to the Supervisor of the area and myself. I really like the silicone sealer, the other company that did our other windows did not do that. The supervisor of the area was very impressed also."
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Janet F. Kastor Management Analyst/Security Representative