Construction Company News

Client: Watts/Contrack
Contract: SOF Battalion
Contract Period: June 2015 – September 2017
Contract Amount: $56,136,000
Description of Work: Providing IBC special inspections regarding the 2012 building, mechanical, plumbing and electrical codes. Conducted close out training to the subcontractor base entailing contract requirements, protocols and procedures. Conducted Quality Control Management training to the General Contractor staff entailing contract requirements and USACE protocols, procedures and software. Conducted Commissioning training to the General Contractor staff entailing contract requirements and USACE protocols, procedures and software along with MEP progress audits.

Client: Mirador Enterprises/NASCO for the Corps of Engineers
Contract: Flight Simulator Facility, Fort Carson, CO
Contract Period: August 2014 – July 2016
Contract Amount: $8,923,109
Description of Work: All work to construct the Flight Simulator Facility, up to five feet outside of the building. Full quality control manager, managing project documents, submittal register, daily reports, test report and RFIs. Conducted preparatory and initial meetings.

Client: Cobb Mechanical
Contract: StratCom New Headquarters Building at Offutt Air Force Base
Contract Period: August 2012 – December 2016
Contract Amount: $1.2 billion
Description of work: Mechanical Quality Control support to include the setting up of the QC Program and forms, along with aiding staff on a weekly basis. Closeout tracking Matrixs, QC Training, and TAB/Cx support. The work will consist of a 1,085,000 square foot, multi-story new building, including basement and penthouse levels. It will house a significant number of data centers, operations centers, personnel and staff functions, conference rooms, theater, cafeteria/eatery, atrium, elevators, and ancillary support spaces. The building will have Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF) areas throughout. Mechanical work includes installation of air handling units, VAV boxes, chillers, cooling towers, associated pumps, ductwork, piping, etc. StratCom’s command and control facility will house more than 3,500 military and civilian employees tasked with the sensitive and critical job of anticipating and preventing the biggest threats facing the United States and its allies. It is a five story building on an 80-acre site.