The new Delaware State Police Troop 2 includes - but is not limited to - 11 holding cells for short term use, a bullet proof reception area, a 7,000 square foot maintenance department, a 2,600 square foot community room, two fingerprinting areas, administrative areas, and interviewing rooms. The facility is equipped with electrochromatic glass, closed circuit cameras, and lots of nifty gadgets and electronics to ensure safety and expediency. One of the fingerprinting areas will be located near the receptionist desk so that members of the community can have themselves and their children fingerprinted as a community service. There is also a Community Room that will be open to the public for training and schooling programs.

The success of this project is attributed to a disciplined approach by Bancroft's Project Team, which focused on the development of clear roles and responsibilities, development of a master schedule with early-on input from subcontractors, weekly subcontractor meetings, weekly safety audits, and bi-weekly project status reviews with the Owner and Architect. Even though this was a competitively bid job, fostering a spirit of partnership among all members of the Team remained a priority for Bancroft. The quality of these relationships was evident in the commitment to all project goals that the subcontractors displayed throughout the project life cycle and in Troop 2's high level of satisfaction with their new facility.