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National Guard Armory Maintenance Facility Renovation

Government

COMPLETION DATE:

MAY 2008

PROJECT SIZE:

4,120 SQUARE FEET

PROJECT COST:

$800,000

PRESENT STATUS:

COMPLETED

PROJECT OVERVIEW

This construction management project involved the comprehensive renovation of the National Guard’s Florida maintenance support facility in Haines City, Florida. The facility, which services Hummers and two-and-a-half ton Double Deuces, underwent a complete interior transformation to create an efficient and modern maintenance operation. The project balanced technical requirements for vehicle servicing with administrative needs, resulting in a fully functional facility that meets the specialized demands of military vehicle maintenance while providing comfortable work spaces for personnel.

PROJECT SCOPE

  • Complete interior demolition of existing facility

  • Construction of new service area with offices

  • Development of kitchenette and bathroom facilities

  • Comprehensive build-out of maintenance bay area

  • Installation of overhead evacuation exhaust system

  • Implementation of ventilation and service bay fans

  • Complete roof replacement

  • Full drywall installation throughout facility

  • Installation of new fire protection systems

  • Comprehensive HVAC system replacement

  • Complete electrical system upgrade

  • Installation of polished base drop floor

  • Installation of compressor and air dryer systems

KEY FEATURES

  • Service Area: Newly constructed service area housing offices, kitchenette, and bathroom facilities designed for efficient workflow and staff comfort

  • Maintenance Bay: Fully built-out maintenance bay specifically designed for servicing military vehicles including Hummers and two-and-a-half ton Double Deuces

  • Exhaust System: Overhead evacuation exhaust system engineered to remove vehicle emissions safely and effectively during maintenance operations

  • Air Management: Strategic installation of ventilation fans and service bay fans to maintain air quality and comfortable working conditions

  • Compressed Air Systems: New compressor and air dryer installation to provide reliable air supply for pneumatic tools and equipment

  • Building Envelope: Complete roof replacement to ensure weather protection and building integrity

  • Interior Finishes: New drywall installation throughout providing clean, finished spaces appropriate for both administrative and maintenance functions

  • Safety Systems: Updated fire protection systems meeting current codes and safety requirements

  • Climate Control: New HVAC systems providing appropriate climate control for diverse facility needs

  • Electrical Infrastructure: Comprehensive electrical upgrade supporting both administrative functions and power-intensive maintenance operations

  • Flooring Solution: Polished base drop floor providing a durable, easy-to-maintain surface appropriate for a maintenance facility

Construction Approach

Phased Demolition:

 Careful sequencing of interior demolition to maintain structural integrity while preparing for new construction

Systems Integration:

 Coordinated approach to installing mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems to ensure proper function and efficient operation

Specialized Installation:

 Expert implementation of maintenance-specific systems including the overhead evacuation exhaust system and compressed air infrastructure

Dual-Purpose Design:

 Construction methods that effectively addressed both the technical requirements of the maintenance bay and the comfort needs of administrative spaces

Quality Finishes:

 Appropriate selection and installation of durable finishes suitable for the demanding environment of a military maintenance fa

Code Compliance:

 Rigorous adherence to relevant building codes and military facility standards throughout the renovation process

Project Challenges

Operational Continuity:

 Coordinating renovation activities while minimizing disruption to critical National Guard vehicle maintenance operations and ensuring continued readiness capabilities.

 
Technical Systems Integration:

 Implementing specialized maintenance systems including the evacuation exhaust system, compressed air distribution, and ventilation equipment within the constraints of the existing building structure.

Dual-Purpose Space Design:

 Balancing the requirements for heavy-duty maintenance operations with the need for comfortable, functional administrative and support spaces within a single facility.

 
Regulatory Compliance:

 Navigating multiple regulatory frameworks including standard building codes, military facility requirements, and specialized standards for vehicle maintenance facilities.

Infrastructure Upgrades:

 Updating aging electrical, HVAC, and plumbing infrastructure to meet current codes and operational requirements while working within the limitations of the existing building.

 
Specialized Flooring Installation:

 Implementing the polished base drop floor solution to provide the durability required for heavy vehicle traffic while maintaining cleanability and appearance standards.

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dover shores community center

Government

COMPLETION DATE:

OCTOBER 2005

PROJECT SIZE:

4,000 SQUARE FEET

PROJECT COST:

$1 MILLION

PRESENT STATUS:

COMPLETED

PROJECT OVERVIEW

The Dover Shores Community Center project involved the construction of a new 4,000 square foot multipurpose facility and renovations to the existing community center. Completed in October 2005 at a cost of $1 million, this construction management initiative enhanced recreational opportunities for the Dover Shores neighborhood in Orlando. Beginning in March 2005, the seven-month project delivered versatile community spaces designed to accommodate diverse programming needs, including a divisible multipurpose room, food preparation area with dual service capabilities, and specialized recreational facilities. The completed center represents the City of Orlando’s commitment to providing quality community spaces that support social connection, recreation, and neighborhood engagement. Through thoughtful design and construction, the project successfully expanded the existing community center’s capabilities while adding unique recreational amenities rarely found in urban community facilities.

KEY FEATURES

  • Flexible Multipurpose Room: 15-foot ceiling space with removable partition allowing division into two separate facilities

  • Dual-Service Food Preparation Area: Strategic design with one entrance serving the gymnasium as a concession stand and another serving the multipurpose room

  • Unique Recreational Amenities: Miniature golf course and golf driving cages providing distinctive community recreation options

  • Individual Climate Control: Ductless HVAC system in the renovated conference room allowing independent temperature settings

  • Premium Finishes: Quality materials including Corian countertops in the food preparation area

  • Integrated Community Access: Thoughtful circulation connecting new facilities with existing community center

  • Adaptable Programming Spaces: Flexible design supporting diverse community activities and events

  • Multi-Generational Recreation: Facilities designed to serve community members of all ages

  • Indoor-Outdoor Integration: Design supporting both interior and exterior recreational activities

  • Neighborhood-Scale Development: Appropriately-sized facilities serving the specific needs of the Dover Shores community

PROJECT SCOPE

  • Construction of a new 4,000 square foot multipurpose facility

  • Development of a common meeting room for community gatherings

  • Creation of storage, mechanical, and electrical support spaces

  • Construction of a versatile food preparation room with Corian countertops

  • Implementation of vestibule and corridor connections

  • Construction of a miniature golf course for community

  • Development of six individual golf driving cages

  • Renovation of an existing conference room in the community center

  • Addition of drywall partition in the existing facility

  • Installation of a ductless HVAC system in the conference room

  • Integration of new construction with existing community center operations

  • Site development supporting new recreational facilities

 

Construction Approach

Systems Integration:

 Coordination of mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems between new and existing facilities

Community-Sensitive Construction:

 Implementation approaches minimizing impact on surrounding neighborhood

Active Facility Coordination:

 Construction planning minimizing disruption to ongoing community center operations

Phased Implementation:

 Strategic scheduling of new construction and renovation activities

Quality Control:

 Careful oversight ensuring premium finishes and durable construction appropriate for high-use community facilities

Specialty Recreation Construction:

 Specialized techniques for miniature golf and driving cage development

Project Challenges

Active Facility Operations:

 Conducting renovations while maintaining services in the existing community center

Specialized Recreational Facilities:

 Implementing uncommon amenities like miniature golf and driving cages within limited space

System Independence:

Installing isolated HVAC system allowing independent climate control in the conference room

Schedule Management:

Completing diverse construction elements within a compressed seven-month timeframe

Space Optimization:

 Maximizing functionality within the 4,000 square foot addition and existing facility footprint

Multiple Service Requirements:

 Creating food preparation areas that effectively serve both the gymnasium and multipurpose room

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occc

Government

COMPLETION DATE:

MAY 2003

PROJECT SIZE:

2.9 MILLION SQUARE FEET

PROJECT COST:

$520 MILLION

PRESENT STATUS:

COMPLETED

Delivery Method: Construction Management at Risk (Joint Venture)

Joint Venture Partners: Hunt/Clark/Construct Two

Project Overview

The Orange County Convention Center Phase V Expansion project was a landmark construction management initiative that transformed Orlando’s position in the global convention market. Completed in May 2003 at a cost of $520 million, this joint venture project delivered a 2.9 million square foot expansion that doubled the size of the existing facility, creating one of the largest convention centers in the United States. As a member of the Hunt/Clark/Construct Two Joint Venture performing as Construction Managers at Risk, the team successfully executed this massive project that added over 1 million square feet of exhibition space. The completed expansion established Orlando as one of only two destinations in the nation capable of hosting the largest annual conventions exceeding 60,000 delegates. Through innovative design, engineering excellence, and precise construction management, the project enhanced Central Florida’s economic development while setting new standards for convention facility capabilities and visitor experience.

Project Scope

  • Construction of a 2.9 million square foot convention center expansion

  • Addition of over 1 million square feet of exhibition space

  • Development of the “Gateway Connector” elevated pedestrian walkway linking facilities

  • Construction of retail and food service outlets within the connector structure

  • Implementation of 180-foot column bays in the main exhibit hall

  • Installation of massive steel trusses supporting column-free exhibition space

  • Application of pre-cast and curtain wall exterior systems complementing existing facilities

  • Construction Management at Risk service delivery

  • Complete mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems for the massive facility

  • Implementation of specialized convention center technologies and infrastructure

  • Development of supporting site improvements and infrastructure

Key Features

  • Massive Exhibition Space: Over 1 million square feet of column-free exhibition area supporting the largest conventions

  • Gateway Connector: Signature elevated pedestrian walkway spanning International Drive, enhancing visitor safety and experience

  • Integrated Retail Experience: Food service and retail outlets featuring local establishments within the connector structure

  • Architectural Engineering Achievement: 180-foot column spans creating unobstructed exhibition spaces

  • Structural Innovation: Massive steel truss systems supporting the extensive column-free areas

  • Complementary Design: Exterior systems harmonizing with existing convention center aesthetic

  • Global-Scale Capacity: Facilities capable of hosting conventions exceeding 60,000 delegates

  • Economic Development Driver: Infrastructure supporting Orlando’s position as a premier convention destination

  • Operational Integration: Seamless connection with existing convention center operations and systems

  • Visitor Experience Focus: Design elements enhancing attendee navigation, comfort, and amenities

Construction Approach

  1. Joint Venture Collaboration: Strategic partnership between Hunt, Clark, and Construct Two leveraging combined expertise

  2. Construction Manager at Risk Delivery: Performance-based approach ensuring cost, schedule, and quality objectives

  3. Phased Implementation: Strategic scheduling minimizing impact on existing convention center operations

  4. Structural Coordination: Precise planning and execution of complex structural systems with massive spans

  5. Trade Coordination: Orchestration of numerous specialized contractors across the 2.9 million square foot project

  6. Logistical Management: Strategic material and equipment delivery systems supporting the massive construction effort

  7. Systems Integration: Careful coordination of new systems with existing convention center infrastructure

Project Challenges

Scale and Complexity:

 Managing one of the largest building projects in Florida at 2.9 million square feet

Active Facility Integration:

Constructing major expansion while maintaining operations at the existing convention center

Structural Engineering Demands:

 Implementing 180-foot column spans requiring precise engineering and construction

Gateway Connector Complexity:

Building an elevated structure spanning a major thoroughfare while incorporating retail

Schedule Management:

 Coordinating thousands of workers and activities to meet critical completion milestones

Urban Construction Logistics:

Managing material delivery and construction activities in a busy tourist and convention district

Future Proofing

Designing the school to accommodate potential future technological advancements and changes in educational methodologies presented additional planning challenges.

Budget Management

Keeping the $15 million project within budget while incorporating advanced features and technology was a significant challenge.

Compliance with Educational Standards

Ensuring all aspects of the design and construction met or exceeded the standards set by Orange County Public Schools and relevant educational authorities.

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Airport Aerial

Government

COMPLETION DATE:

JULY 2008

PROJECT SIZE:

PROJECT COST:

$1.8 MILLION

PRESENT STATUS:

COMPLETED

Project Overview

The MPOE (Minimum Point of Entry) Communications Facility at Orlando International Airport (MCO) was a specialized infrastructure project designed to serve as the critical entry point for utilities services including telephone, internet data, and other telecommunications connections. Completed in 2019 at a cost of $1.8 million, this strategic facility supports the airport’s major expansion initiatives while maintaining strict security controls over access to airport property. The project addressed the challenge of managing essential utility connections within the constraints of limited available space on high-value airport land. Through careful site selection, engineering analysis, and multi-agency coordination, the completed facility now provides a secure, centralized point of entry for critical communication utilities while complying with all regulatory requirements. This infrastructure enhancement plays a vital role in supporting MCO’s position as one of the busiest airports in the United States.

Project Scope

  • Construction of a dedicated MPOE Communications Facility serving as the entry point for utility services

  • Comprehensive site selection analysis to determine optimal location

  • Development of site engineering documentation for permitting and construction

  • Implementation of stormwater management systems compliant with South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD) requirements

  • Performance of detailed floodplain analysis to meet City of Orlando regulations

  • Execution of fire protection analysis complying with City of Orlando standards

  • Coordination of review processes with internal Greater Orlando Aviation Authority (GOAA) staff

  • Securing of permits from multiple jurisdictions including GOAA, City of Orlando, and SFWMD

  • Integration with existing airport utility infrastructure

  • Implementation of security measures appropriate for critical airport communications infrastructure

Key Features

  • Centralized Communications Hub: Purpose-built facility serving as the single entry point for multiple telecommunications services

  • Space-Optimized Design: Efficient facility layout minimizing footprint on valuable airport property

  • Stormwater Management Systems: Engineered solutions ensuring compliance with SFWMD requirements

  • Flood Mitigation Measures: Design elements addressing floodplain considerations per City of Orlando regulations

  • Fire Protection Infrastructure: Specialized systems meeting enhanced airport safety requirements

  • Security Integration: Facility design supporting airport access control and security protocols

  • Future-Ready Infrastructure: Capacity for evolving telecommunications needs supporting airport expansion

  • Regulatory Compliance: Design meeting the requirements of multiple oversight agencies

  • Airport Operations Compatibility: Systems designed to function within the constraints of active airport operations

  • Critical Infrastructure Resilience: Enhanced durability and reliability features appropriate for essential airport systems

Construction Approach

  1. Strategic Site Selection: Comprehensive analysis of multiple potential locations to determine optimal facility placement

  2. Multi-Agency Coordination: Synchronized permitting and approval processes across multiple jurisdictions

  3. Airport Operations Integration: Construction methodologies minimizing impact on active airport functions

  4. Engineering-Led Design: Technical requirements driving facility design and specifications

  5. Phased Utility Transitions: Carefully planned migration of services to new facility without operational disruption

  6. Security-Conscious Implementation: Construction activities coordinated with airport security requirements

 

Project Challenges

Limited Available Space:

Accelerated Schedule: Compressing typical elementary school construction into an 11-month fast-track timeline

Multi-Jurisdictional Approval Process:

Navigating complex permitting requirements across GOAA, City of Orlando, and SFWMD

Tilt-Up Construction Coordination

 Conducting construction activities within the security and operational constraints of a major international airport

Active Airport Environment:

Critical Infrastructure Protection: Ensuring telecommunications systems remained operational throughout construction and transition

Technical Integration:

Coordinating multiple utility service providers’ specific requirements within a unified facility

Regulatory Compliance:

 Meeting diverse technical standards from different governing authorities including stormwater, floodplain, and fire protection requirements

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