HITT Contracting Opens Bay Area Office

HITT Contracting is building a presence in the Bay Area. It just opened its first regional office in Silicon Valley and will focus on corporate interiors and mission critical facilities. HITT Contracting senior vice president John Kane will lead the office in San Jose.

The firm is a leading interior contractor nationwide in major markets such as Atlanta, Charleston, Washington, DC, and Northern Virginia. Over the past five years, HITT has delivered more than $900M in interiors work, ranging from small service projects to headquarters for Fortune 500 companies.

HITT is working on NCR’s 500K SF headquarters in Atlanta and is contracted for 700K SF of interior space at Capital One’s headquarters in Washington, DC, beginning in 2020.

The company’s mission critical business has finished more than $1.3B and about 10M SF of data centers. It has completed projects in 20 states and Canada for Fortune 500 companies, government agencies, communications firms, cable/internet/telephone providers, colleges and hospitals.

HITT’s clients include Cisco Systems, WeWork, Symantec, SAP Americas, Microsoft, JLL, Time Warner Cable, Verizon, CBRE, Yelp, Fendi and Under Armour.

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