Owner/Developer: Uniwear LLC General Contractor: Williams Construction Co. Architect: Werner & Associates Architects LC Engineer: CJW Transportation Consultants LLC, civil engineering; Silverhill Co. LLC, structural; and Crocker Consulting Engineers Inc., mechanical, electrical and Pipeline size: 3,750 square feet Estimated cost: WND Credit: WND Estimated completion time: April Project description: Uniforms PRN owners Matt and Shonda Gravat moved their East Battlefield Road store to Campbell Avenue near Sunset Street. Shonda Gravat said that since the 2016 acquisition, the Gravats family has owned this store and another store on South National Avenue. She said the company, which has more than 30 years of history, sells medical scrubs, lab coats and other uniform clothing and accessories. Gravat said that the new store will also provide chef clothes.
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