Design-Bid-Build as well as Building Demolition for P1457 Cryogenics Facility Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS), Beaufort, South Carolina.   4

The project is to construct a new, low-rise cryogenics facility. Construction of the cryogenics facility is generally described as reinforced concrete masonry unit (CMU) wall system with an exterior split-faced CMU veneer, concrete pile foundations, interior walls of CMU and a standing seam metal roof system. The cryogenics facility includes an administration / maintenance section and a liquid oxygen/ nitrogen production section. Project also constructs a covered storage area for gas cylinder storage. Built-In Equipment includes lockers, display cases and shelving. The AT/FP includes standard force protection measures such as mass notification systems, emergency shutoffs for ventilation systems, laminated windows, blast resistant construction including windows, doors and frames, emergency lighting and signage. Site Preparations include removal of contaminated earth, earthwork, site fill, site demolition at Bldg 898 and Bldg 702, and cryogenic tanks removal. Paving and Site Improvements include concrete pavement, asphalt parking, landscaping, storm water management, equipment shelter and a dumpster pad. Oxygen/nitrogen filling stations, and storm water piping. The filling stations provide cover for the pipe works and storage for cylinders.