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During just five days of spring break Dynamics Group Inc and Beyel Brothers Inc removed, transported, and installed 16 classroom buildings from two elementary schools to an Orange County, Florida high school. “We are glad to be able to support the continued growth of the 8^th-largest school district in the nation,” said Mahendra Setaram, president of Dynamics Group Inc.

Beyel Brothers used a Demag 245-ton capacity AC 220-5 to lift the classrooms onto trucks, and a 225-ton capacity Grove GMK 5225 to lift them off the trailers onto their new locations. Both cranes used a custom rigging configuration with multiple slings and spreader bars. The 16 temporary classroom buildings were disassembled and transported in 32 loads from Avalon Elementary and Orange County Virtual School in Orlando to Apopka High School in Apopka, Florida.

Mirroring the continued population growth in central Florida, between September and March already total enrollment has increased by over 3,300 students in the Orange County Public School system. That is 10% more than the enrollment jump from the 2021-22 schoolyear to the beginning of 2022-23 when five new schools opened in Orange County. “We are happy to be able to play a part in the growth of the school system to better serve teachers, students and their families,” said Joe Beyel, president of Beyel Brothers. Dynamics Group Inc and Beyel Brothers are already scheduled to move additional classroom buildings over the summer.

{This story has been published by American Cranes & Transport, Heavy Lift & Project Forwarding International, Lift & Hoist International, and Construction Europe, among others.}