Construction of a new consolidated mission system integration laboratory for research, development, testing and evaluation. Associated improvements include the demolition of existing facilities, roadways, surrounding surface improvements, and new domestic water and fire services.
A Type II-modified aircraft maintenance hangar for the Navy’s V-22 squadron, airfield pavement, paved hanger access, laydown/storage area, and parking lot improvements. Site utilities include sewer, industrial waste, water service, fire service, gas, and storm drain.
Three static firing test bays and a Tactical Warehouse. Associated improvements include the demolition of existing facilities, roadways, surrounding surface improvements, and new domestic water and fire services.
A Radiographic Building, in support of the Navy Ordnance Test and Evaluation Division. In addition to the building, site improvements include pads for fire pump housing, CO2 storage and conditioning pad, hazardous waste storage, and central chiller; ammunitions storage magazines; access road; parking and laydown area; surrounding pedestrian access. Site utilities include sewer, water service, fire service, gas, and storm drain.
The NAVFAC project, at Camp Pendleton, included a new 1st Marine Division HQ building, 1st Marine Division Battalion HQ building, Parade field, and associated site improvements.
A two-module F-35 hanger and associated airfield development built in two phases (P-284 and P-391). In addition to the hangars, associated improvements included airfield paving and striping, expanded POV parking; operational storage building; wash rack control building; water storage tank; pedestrian pathways; storm water retention basins; utilities including force main sewer, gravity sewer, industrial waste, domestic water, fire service, gas, and storm drain.
The P-545 Aircraft Maintenance Hangers are located on the Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) Yuma, in Yuma, Arizona. P-545 is a design-build project consisting of two Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) compliant aircraft maintenance hangars, along with aircraft parking aprons, taxiways, privately owned vehicle (POV) parking lot, and associated infrastructure. The Hangers are scheduled for delivery this year.
Construction was completed on the De Luz Child Development Center (CDC) P-601 in 2011. The design-build project, located in Headquarters 12 Area, included a preschool building constructed around a central piazza , 4 playgrounds, and numerous educational amenities. The preschool employs a Reggio Emilia based curriculum. This approach considers the environment to be the “third teacher”. A top priority throughout the project design was to plan a stimulating learning environment in accordance with the Reggio Emilia philosophy.
Construction was completed on the School of Infantry in 2013. The design-build project, on MCB Camp Pendleton, consisted of a 4 story building, a 3 story parking structure, water reservoir improvements, and a solar field. This is a LEED Gold project with sustainable architectural and energy efficient features, storm water sustainability, an array of concentrated photovoltaic sun tracking solar power, geothermal well field heating and cooling, and other state of the art design features.
Construction was completed on the Bachelor’s Enlisted Quarters (BEQ) Bid Pack # 5 project in 2012. The design-build project consisted of three BEQ campuses located in Del Mar 21 Area, Headquarters 14 Area, and Chappo 22 Area. In total, 5 BEQ buildings, 5 recreational facilities, numerous amenities, and the associated improvements were constructed across the 3 sites.
