MANCHESTER, CT – The Robert H. Lord Company announced that it has been awarded a contract worth $300,000 replacing school furniture for University High School in Hartford.

The school will move to its new location this summer. The Robert H. Lord Company will begin this relocation project this month and will be working closely with the architect firm Jeter, Cook and Jepson. According to Kip Heilman, Project Manager, RHL will be supplying the school with new desks, chairs, and mobile bookcases from VS, desks and art tables from Smith System and science tables and lab stations from Shain Solutions.

“This is a large scale relocation project being headed up by JCJ. We have a great reputation in Hartford, and I think we won the bid because we offered the best combination of quality furniture at an affordable price,” says Kip Heilman, Educational Furnishings Project Manager for RHL.

The Robert H. Lord Company founded in 1967 offers high-quality, ergonomic office and educational furnishings, athletic equipment and fixed seating products. RHL also offers a wide range of products from an extensive network of national and international suppliers covering healthcare, hospitality, police, fire, entertainment and athletic markets. Its turnkey services and ongoing support make the Robert H. Lord Company a valuable resource for its customers from start to finish.