Design-Build
Architect:  RJC Architects & GMH Architects
New Construction
Contract Value:  $46.7 million

Project involves the design and construction of multiple structures totaling over 147,000 square feet:

• 9th Communications Headquarters and Training Facility
• 9th Communications CEM Facility
• 9th Communications Alpha Bravo Company Facility
• Radio Rappelling Tower
• Intel Company Headquarters Building
• Intel Academic Instruction Facility
• Intel Armory Facility and Radio Addition

Final CCASS Evaluation: Outstanding

Awards:
NAVFAC Star Safety Award

First project to receive LEED Gold for the Base

Design-Build
Architect:  KMA Architects & Straub
New Construction
Contract Value:  $48.1 million

The project calls for site improvements and new utility infrastructure to support interim administration, armory, storage, sunshade, Communications Security Material System vault and maintenance facilities. Temporary facilities include concrete pads, utilities including sewer and water, mitigation of hazardous waste, fences, access roads and parking lots. The project also includes site preparation of a laydown area to be used in support of the Marines’ Grow the Force Military Construction program.

Preliminary CCASS Evaluation: Outstanding

Design-Build
Architect:  KMA Architects
New Construction
Contract Value: $10.8 million

This LEED Gold project involves the design and construction of two buildings in different locations. The first building is a multi-story Infantry Training Center with administrative and support areas. The second building is a Grounds Maintenance Building with a Vehicle Holding Shed. Total project area: 24,962 sq ft.

Final CCASS Evaluation: Outstanding

Awards:

NAVFAC STAR Safety Award

Design-Build
Architect:  RJC Architects
New Construction
Contract Value: $16.7 million

The design concept created for this LEED Gold building respects the sovereignty of the wetland area, preserving it and using it as a focal point to create amenities and visual interest from the interior spaces of the building as well as the street perspective. The concept artfully ties the styling and material makeup of the building to the physics of aerodynamics creating a new building type while upholding the principals of the BEAP. The HRSC represents the beauty of flight with it long, crisp lines, dynamic composition of airfoil forms, and aluminum sun-control fins make the building appear to take flight.

Preliminary CCASS Evaluation: Pending

Design-Build
Architect:  KMA Architects
New Construction
Contract Value: $12.1 million

Called for construction of a 200-member, 59,798 SF Army Reserve Center with reinforced concrete foundations, concrete floor slabs, and  air conditioning and electrical systems. Supporting facilities include site preparation, paving, fencing and extension of utilities to serve the project.

CCASS Evaluation: Above Average

Safety Award:  2008 Award of Excellence by Fidelity Safety & Training

“The Straub team established effective working relationships and a process that insured early communication with Government and User resulting in a design that increased value to the Government.”

Design-Bid-Build
New Construction
Contract Value: $11.2 million

The primary mission of the 33,000 SF multi-floored F/A-22 Add/Alter Weapons School is to provide advanced training in weapons and tactics employment for pilots and aircraft for the Combat Air Forces (CAF). This project provides space for classrooms, instructor pilot offices, weapons school squadron command areas, pilot and maintenance brief/debrief rooms, weapons tactics trainers and other training activities, auditoriums and secure work areas.

CCASS Evaluation: Above Average

“Straub’s Project team has been conscientious of the funding issues associated with this contract and have worked faithfully with the Government to mitigate project impacts.”

Design-Build
Architect:  Lee & Sakahara Architects
New Construction
Contract Value: $2.3 million

Two administrative buildings, measuring 3,688 and 4,238 SF, provide command and control, communications, operations, planning, scheduling and oversight in support of the Combat Search and Rescue mission. The buildings were designed to house 17 and 19 personnel, respectively, with conference rooms with a capacity of 30 personnel.

CCASS Evaluation: Outstanding

“Your staff working here at Nellis performed exceptionally well, pressing hard the design and construction to deliver this project ahead of schedule. The finished product, while meeting the RFP guidelines, has well exceeded our expectations in execution, performance and quality.”

Design-Bid-Build
New Construction
Contract Value: $3.7 million

The project consisted of demolition of an existing 11,000 SF administration building and construction of a 22,000 SF, two-story, reinforced structural concrete and masonry building at a high-security INS detention facility. Included installation of high-security detention, visitation and processing areas with special doors and forced-entry-resistant components; secure data/communication facilities; a premise distribution system/telephone; and a diesel auxiliary generator to insure continued computer and communications operations during power outages.

CCASS Evaluation: Above Average

“The contractor put in considerable effort in providing a quality project all parties can be proud of.”