Vehicle Maintenance Complex

 

NELLIS AFB, NV

Project Type: Design-Build

Owner: US Army Corps of Engineers

Architect: KMA Architects

Value: $11,142,778

Award: 29 July 2004

Completion: 17 May 2006

    • Military Hangar & Operations Facilities

    • New Construction

    • 63,203 Total Square Feet

    • Completed On-Schedule

    • Zero Reportable Injuries/Lost Workdays

    • Sustainable Design Features Included

    • Achieved Bronze SPiRiT Level

    • Self-Performed 23% of Scope

    • AGC Safe Site Award

    • ABC San Diego Chapter Merit Award

    • “Outstanding” Owner Evaluation

 

Straub was selected as the prime contractor for this project that involved design and construction of a Vehicle Maintenance Complex at Nellis AFB, Nevada. The complex consists of four buildings: a new 33,068 square foot maintenance facility designed for the repair and maintenance of a variety of wheeled vehicles; renovation and repair of an existing 25,858 square foot vehicle maintenance facility; alteration of an existing 4,133 square maintenance including a 144 square foot addition; and, alteration of an existing distinguished visitor operations building consisting of 1,930 square feet. Also included in the scope was construction of a drive-through vehicle wash rack accommodating pickup trucks and HMMV’s and a new 2,000 square foot loading dock.

The facilities are designed to provide working space for seventy-five military personnel and maintenance space for approximately thirty-eight vehicles. Elements of work include a combination of load bearing CMU walls with a split face concrete masonry exterior, steel framed maintenance bays with CMU in-fill panels and a standing seam metal roof. Interiors include metal studs with gypsum wall board, CMU walls and acoustical ceilings. Special features include a 5-ton bridge crane, overhead vehicle exhaust system, P.O.L. fluids system, compressed air system, vehicle wash system and double walled waste vent tanks.

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