Tomochichi Federal Building and Savannah U.S. Courthouse

Tomochichi Federal Building and Savannah U.S. Courthouse

In 2016, GSA announced Congress appropriated funds for multiple Federal Courthouse construction projects across the nation, including modernizing the historic Tomochichi Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse in Savannah, Georgia, to meet the Federal Judiciary’s current and long-term needs for security, accessibility and operational efficiency.

Current status

This project is currently in the design phase. Construction is scheduled to begin in September 2021.

Project details

Total Estimated Project Costs: $75,699,000 (design, construction, and related expenses)
Project Delivery Method: Construction Manager as Constructor (CMc)
Architect of Record: Liolio Architecture and Hatrman Cox
Projected Timeline
Anticipated Preliminary Design Announcement: January 2020
Anticipated Final Design Delivery: March 2022
Anticipated Construction Start: September 2021
Anticipated Construction Completion: May 2024
Awarded contracts:
Jacobs Engineering (Construction Manager as Agent) – Awarded Dec. 2017
Liolio Architecture and Hatrman Cox (AE) - Awarded Dec 2019.
Brasfield & Gorrie (CMc) - Awarded Feb 2021

News releases

• GSA announces $947 million courthouse investment plan
• FY 2016 funding meets Judiciary needs

Media Inquiries

Cathy Rineer-Garber
Public Affairs Officer
cathleen.garber@gsa.gov
404-314-8540