Repair existing roofs on multiple Veterans Administration Health Care buildings at the Seattle campus. Work included demolition and removal of existing roofing, structures and temporarily utility, exhaust fan and other mechanical equipment disconnects and repairing the roofs per the Green Environmental Management System (GEMS). New roofing systems including insulation was installed on flat roofs. The buildings were occupied which required coordination with building managers and attention to noise levels and odor issues due to proximity to air intakes. Enhanced security requirements and coordination were required for access to restricted areas.

Code-required modification and replacement of 8 air handling units (AHUs), 15 fans, 8 variable air volume (VAV) boxes, and 16 pumps on HVAC systems serving patient care areas and the emergency department. Extensive phasing, infection control, and outage coordination was required to maintain hospital operations.

Design-build upgrade replacement and integration of legacy Access Control Systems (ACS) and Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS) throughout Naval Base Kitsap, Bangor and Bremerton. Scope encompassed networking new ACS and IDS in over 100 different facilities serving over 150 different commands and using the Navy's secure network to connect signals to the Regional Dispatch Center.

Phase II of a campus-wide conversion from centralized steam to building-specific, natural gas powered heat exchangers for hot water and heat generation. This phase involved decommissioning portions of the legacy high-pressure steam system and installating new, gas powered equipment for B6 and B61 and integration into the campus energy management control system.

Design-build repairs at Naval Air Station Whidbey Island Hospital including: Provision of a new sloped roof structural attic truss over the existing roof of the "Duct House" sheltering multiple electrical conduits. Replace existing roof at the Hospital’s Emergency Management, Linen Inventory, and Mail Room areas. Restore loading dock and construct a ramp providing a warehouse receiving area and emergency egress. Provide three supplemental cooling only units.

Upgrade and replacement of critical electrical infrastructure and life safety system elements including new ATS for existing diesel engine emergency generators; UPS system upgrade for phone and information management systems; electrical load redistribution; critical branch circuit installation; Motor Control Center replacement; PA system upgrade; and FA, exit signage, and emergency pathway lighting upgrades.

31,750 SF renovation and 3,500 SF addition to a fully operational Medical/Dental clinic. Scope included total HVAC system replacement, repartitioning, interior finishes, and electrical improvements. Concrete and steel addition provided space for administrative offices and medical exam rooms. Extensive phasing and provision of temporary facilities to accommodate ongoing clinic operations.

Replaced a legacy chiller unit with a new 200-ton, oil-free frictionless magnetic bearing air-cooled centrifugal water chiller. Coordinated replacement to support the ongoing operations of the research faclities served by the chiller. Scope included piping reconfiguration, integration into the existing DDC system and sequence of operations, and miscellaneous interior improvements to support the work.

HVAC system upgrade to meet clean room standards. Scope included selective demolition of existing system; installation of new hot/chilled water generating equipment; air distribution ductwork; control systems; equipment support; electrical power and lighting; installation of a new splined panel ceiling and wall repairs; fire protection system revisions; and commissioning.

Construction of a 12,000 SF Medical Intensive Care/Critical Care Unit in a vacated hospital wing. Facility consisted of 14 patient rooms, 4 isolation rooms, nursing stations, staff conference/break room, administrative offices, and support spaces. Improvements included new mechanical, medical gas, and electrical systems; interior partitions and finishes; service headwalls and booms; and patient lift systems.

Replaced the existing S-1 freight elevator with a new gearless traction freight elevator complete with modernized safety features and microprocessor controllers. Performed a structural study to assess the existing floor loading capacity in support of the decommissioning and removal of the legacy elevator's hoist and governor assembly, which weighed in excess of one ton.