Interior of Bell Works atrium space, Holmdel, NJ

HOLMDEL TOWNSHIP, NJ—Avison Young's project management team in Morristown, NJ has been selected by iCIMS, a human resources software company, to oversee comprehensive project management services for the company's move into its new 200,000-square-foot office space at Somerset Development's Bell Works complex, 101 Crawford Corners Road, Holmdel, NJ.

The Avison Young Project Management team, led by principal and managing director Edward Walsh, with vice president Tracey Kasper and senior project manager Lisa Lyng, will oversee a number of critical elements of the move, including hiring consultants, overall design and construction, office furniture selection, relocation coordination, and budget and contract management. The Avison Young team will be working with IA Interior Architects and AMA Consulting Engineers.

As part of the new design, iCIMS will have an open plan space, with an entrance off of the first floor level as well as adjoining stairs to additional floors which they will occupy. The plan also encompasses support spaces which include huddle rooms, conference rooms and pantries. The company plans to occupy the new space in the summer of 2017.

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