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Expand Public Health Services Medical & Dental Facility, Remodel Kitchen & Dining Areas
Florence Detention Center, AZ
Design-build expansion of the Public Health Services medical/dental facility, and remodel of the kitchen and dining areas of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Detention Center. Design component includes 30%-60%-100% design submittals. Construction includes foundation, exterior wall, structural steel installation, wall framing, MEP rough-in, HVAC, finishes, FF&E, and parking lot replacement.
Renovate Building 82, Naval Mine & Antisubmarine Warfare Complex
Naval Base Point Loma, San Diego, CA
Design-build renovation of Building 82 in order to expand the capabilities of the Defense Acquisition University (DAU) to meet the demanding training requirements of the Navy’s workforce. DAU classroom renovations include the completion of one multipurpose classroom with folding partition, one tiered classroom, four breakout rooms and one server/storage room. Scope includes providing audio/video and telecommunications equipment, and the renovation of existing male and female restrooms for ADA compliance.
Renovate Offices, Building 8, 2nd Floor
Naval Medical Center, San Diego, CA
Design-build renovation and modernization of 8,300 SF of the hospital’s Naval Facilities Management Department. Project comprises demolition of non-structural interior walls to accommodate cubicles, construction of additional walls to support new office requirements, electrical upgrades and subsystems, new lighting upgrades and fixtures, ceiling systems, minor plumbing modifications, finishes as well as flooring, tile, VTC and carpet. Work includes the redesign of the architectural, interior finishes, adjustments and upgrades of the mechanical, electrical, and fire protection systems.
Construct P-521 EOD Vehicle Maintenance Facility
Naval Base Point Loma, San Diego, CA
Design-build project to provide a 5,005 SF high bay pre-engineered building to support the Navy’s Explosive Ordnance Disposal Training and Evaluation Unit 1 (EOD/TEU1) equipment maintenance requirements.
Construct Potable Water Line from Facility 629 to FAMCAMP
Patrick Air Force Base, FL
Installing a 10” underground potable and fire water distribution system line and abandoning in-place existing water main. Installation requires open cut or directional drilling under and across airfield runway. Site restoration includes asphalt and concrete pavements, seeding, and sodding.
Airfield Lighting Sustainment, Runways 02/20 & 11/29
Patrick Air Force Base, FL
Furnishing and installing a new Airfield Lighting Control System (ALCS), distance markers, and runway edge lights. Detailed electrical load calculations and alternative approaches were developed as part of an electrical and value engineering analysis.
Threshold Lights Improvement, Runway 11/29
Patrick Air Force Base, FL
Installing additional runway threshold lights to update existing lights, and to update other related electrical equipment. Detailed electrical load calculations and alternative approaches were developed as part of an electrical and value engineering analysis.
Add/Alter/Renovate Building 1366
Patrick Air Force Base, FL
Renovated and enlarged an existing single story building to meet program requirement for a bioenvironmental engineering facility. Work included careful demolition of existing partitions, ceilings, finishes, MEP systems, and roofing, and the construction of new interiors, exterior wall and concrete tile roof, and new ATFP windows and storefronts. MEP systems were reconfigured to meet the change in occupancy. Project received “Outstanding” CCASS rating.
Repair Pump Station 7 & 1.5M Gallon Deluge Tank, Facility 29150
Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, FL
Replaced steel toe of launch deluge water storage tank; replaced 10-inch fill and recirculation lines and fill valve regulator; installed new exhaust fans at pump house and replaced pre-lubrication motors on diesel engines; abated lead-based paint at the interior of the pump station building; replaced wall louvers; installed VCT, wall insulation, drywall, and paint; replaced windows with sound dampening units; and replaced potable water supply lines. Project received “Outstanding” CCASS rating.
Ambulance Shelter Conversion, Building 1388
Patrick Air Force Base, FL
Design-build construction to convert a 2,400-square foot building from an ambulance shelter to an office. The conversion project included demolition, conceptual design, turn-key construction, construction drawings, as-builts, and construction. Mechanical, electrical, general construction and utility line tie-ins for water and sewer were part of the scope. We used Building Information Modeling (BIM) software and conducted a charette with key stakeholders. Design changes were implemented during the charette, reducing design phase by 4 weeks. Project received "Above Average" CCASS rating.
Septic/Sewer System Improvements, Area 9
Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, FL
Connected five septic systems to the existing sewer system at Cape Canaveral. Work included preparation of project documentation, trenching and pipe installation, dewatering, directional boring to minimize intrusive activities, construction of lift stations, and abandonment of existing septic systems. Use of directional boring instead of traditional trenching minimized site excavation activities and allowed for a faster field construction phase. The project was completed on-schedule and within budget; "Above Average" CCASS rating received.
Repair Interior OAHU & HVAC Controls, Facility 81900
Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, FL
Design-build project at a mission critical building within Cape Canaveral to update the buildings HVAC control systems. The project included generation of a controls design package, design and constructability reviews, installation of wiring, control panels, and computer programming. The project was completed on time and within budget, and accommodated for schedule interruptions due to base launches.
Fire Debris Removal Services
County of San Diego, Department of Public Works, CA
RORE, as a Joint Venture partner with another small business, managed a $32M firm fixed-price contract to provide time-critical site assessment, remediation, and demolition services in San Diego County following the October 2007 wildfires. Site assessments were completed at 624 properties; debris and soil were remediated from 300,000 acres; hundreds of tons of asbestos-containing material were abated; and driveways and roads were repaired. RORE managed 33 construction crews (~170 workers) to complete the scope of work within a 4.5-month period.
