J. B. Moore Electrical Contractor

News and Events		J. B. Moore Electrical 2020 Airport Rd. P. O. Box 4306 Lynchburg, VA 24502 phone 434.239.2686 fax 434.237.7092
September 2004	J. B. Moore Electric is heading to the Eastern Shore of Virginia. They have been awarded a contract to install about two and one half miles of 25 KV power cable underground at the Brickhouse Neck complex near Nassowaddox, Va. on the Atlantic Ocean side of the Shore. Equipment and materials will be flowing across the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel in a few weeks to begin work.
March 2006	A contract to install over 16 miles of fiber optic cable between Crewe and Blackstone, Virginia along the eastbound lanes of US Route 460 has been awarded. This will be part of the Mid Atlantic Broadband System being designed and constructed by Adesta, LLC. Work is slated to begin early March and completion for this leg is around mid May 2006.
December 2006	Crews have completed all work on the new Multipurpose Tank Range (Range 15) at Fort Picket, Virginia. The 2.5 million dollar electrical project is over a thousand acres, contains 84 target sites and is fully controlled via a fiber optic network. J. B. Moore Crews installed over 84,000 feet of underground conduit and ducts, 67,000 feet of 15 KV primary conductors, and 78 manholes during the 29 months they were on the jobsite.
January 2007	J. B. Moore Electric has started work on the new press additions for the News and Advance, the local newspaper in Lynchburg. They will be working as a sub contractor on this massive project with Whiting-Turner Construction Co.
January 2007	J. E. Jamerson & Sons of Appomattox, Va. have started work on the new additions for New Covenant School in Lynchburg, Va. They have given J. B. Moore Electric the contract to install all the electrical work for this project.
February 2007	Lynchburg College and Wiley Wilson & Associates has selected J. B. Moore as the prime contractor to install a 2nd 15 KV primary loop extension around the entire campus. Work is expected to start early March and completion by the end of July this year.
February 2007	Liberty University has contracted with the company to extend its campus primary power distribution system to its West Campus. This will enable the University to control more of its power from its central substation and allow for future expansion at this end of the campus. Once complete it will also permit Appalachian Power Company to remove some of their overhead power lines that are in way of construction for the new Hilton Hotel on Wards Road in Lynchburg.
April 2007	EDC, Inc. has awarded the electrical contracts for six stores at the New River Valley Center, to J. B. Moore. The $1.4 million dollar contract covers work on over 300,000 sq. ft. of retail area, and is slated fro completion in October 2007.
October 2007	J. B. Moore will be working as a subcontractor with Kenbridge Construction for upgrades and new Ammunition Igloos at the Fort Pickett Ammo Supply Station in Blackstone, VA.
November 2007	Daly 7 Hotels has awarded a contract to J. B. Moore for the electrical installation on a new Spring Hill Suites Hotel across from the Lynchburg Regional Airport.
December 2007	J. B Moore has been notified that they will be starting work soon on the Wastewater Treatment Plant Improvements for the town of Kenbridge, VA. F. L. Showalter, Inc. will be the general contractor on this project.
March 2008	"In the first night game in the history of Worthington Stadium...the historic contest drew a stadium record 3,183 fans." With only a few weeks to make it happen, J. B. Moore worked tirelessly to install new stadium lights at Liberty University's baseball complex. The NCAA baseball season had already begun when Liberty officials asked J. B. Moore to light up the field in time for their first conference game. When the big night came, over 3000 fans were on hand to appreciate a job well done. Click here for pictures.