Clients & Past Performances

Top Dawg Tavern Tenant Renovation

Client: Jacksonville, FL
‍Value: SubContractor
Completed: March 2022

Brief Scope: This construction project is intended to renovate of existing restaurant space to accommodate new Top Dawg Tavern restaurant requirements. The work performed is as follows, but not limited to: Finish demolition of interior walls and haul off all construction debris from the property; Level floors; Saw cut, demo, and replace concrete chases for restroom and bar area. Interior electrical rough, Frame interior wall partitions, soffit and blocking per plan New restroom sanitary plumbing; Restroom water lines; Bar area sanitary plumbing and hot/cold water lines. Bar area framing and build out; Install 2 new store front doors; Garage door installation; Interior drywall and finishing; Install ceiling grid in Kid’s area; Replace ceiling tile in the kitchen area; Bar Area casework and countertop installation; Install interior lighting. Install exterior lighting. Install interior and exterior ceiling fans. Install flooring. Provide and install new spiral duct per plan. Turn up 23 sprinkler heads in the main restaurant area; Interior painting; Cleanup and haul off all construction material and debris. Other incidental work required includes any and all items necessary to ensure a complete, usable and maintainable final product per Statement of Work (SOW).

Replace Chillers and Air Handlers, Multi

Client: Homestead AFB, FL
‍Value: $473,767.23
Completed: November 2021

Brief Scope: This construction project intended to Demo and Replace 5-6 ton air handler unit and condensing Unit, 40-ton air handler unit and condensing unit, and Replace air-cooled chiller with a new high efficiency air-cooled chiller Unit. Demo refrigerant piping, condensate drainpipe, air handler unit drain pan and all air handler unit piping supports. Install new high-efficiency DX Floor Package system, same capacity. Install new drain line; terminate drain line in the existing french drain. Installed New metal supply and return ductwork. Demo existing outside air louver, outside airduct, and motorized damper. Balance outside air intake on the new floor package unit. Install new volume damper. Replace VFD for the air handler units with variable airflow. Replace existing smoke detectors or install new smoke detectors. Demo and Install new chilled-water storage tank, Replace chilled-water valves, relief valves, pressure gates and thermometers, Install new shutoff valves and 3” Victaulic end flange connection and Provide three-phase monitors, Provide piping system identification labels, indicating contents and flow direction. We provide all labor, material, equipment, and other incidental work required to complete this project. Other incidental work required includes any and all items necessary to ensure a complete, usable, and maintainable final product per Statement of Work (SOW).

Airfield Concrete Apron Repairs

Client: NAVFACSE-NAS JAX, FL
‍Value: $3,974,964.00
Completed: April 2020

Brief Scope: This project intended to repair the concrete apron and ramp adjacent to H511; VP-30;H1000; B118 and HELO-FRC Seawall located on the airfield at NAS Jacksonville, FL. We Provide low profile barricades with steady red lights attached in all work areas. We provide all labor, material, equipment, and other incidental work required to complete this project. Other incidental work required includes any and all items necessary to ensure a complete, usable, and maintainable final product including the demolition work not specifically stated elsewhere in the Statement of Work (SOW). We are required to provide all necessary permitting and equipment, and labor to remove350 existing reinforced concrete slabs EACH a 13' × 15' concrete section (of varying depths) of pavement and placement of new 13' x 15' x 15" sections of concrete pavement, including stabilization as / if required. Work to include installation of dowels into the adjacent slabs, re-painting of any pavement marking, and testing of concrete. All work was performed in accordance with UFC3-270-04. We are required to demolish of existing slabs, sub-grade preparation, pour back of the 650 flex mix design or appropriate concrete mix, sealing of affected joints, and re-marking the affected area as required. Performed Temporary re-striping and match existing types of striping, edge striping, and arrows. Removed the temporary striping and Permanent striping painted following a 28-day curing time to achieve the final end state of permanent striping. Cleaned of debris daily to eliminate Foreign Object Damage (FOD) to aircraft. Removed concrete and debris contained and removed from the station. Remove and replace all joint caulking affected by any airfield pavement repair / replacement. Remove affected caulking adjacent to the pavements slabs being repaired, prepare and clean the joint for receipt of new sealant, install new backing rod of correct size as appropriate, and install new Dow Corning Self Leveling 890 joint sealant per manufacturers. removed backing rod, joint sealant, and debris contained and removed from the station.

Remote Tower Power Copper Fiber Optic Cable

Client: Homestead ARB (HST), FL
‍Value: $163,436.01
Completed: March 2020

Brief Scope: This Construction project intended to furnish, install, certify and test (EFI&T) new critical and non-critical power supplies, copper and fiber optic cables from Air Traffic Control (ATC) Tower (ATCT) to Remote Tower (RT) Shelter at Homestead ARB (HST), FL in support of the RT Early Operational Assessment (EA) Project. The RT EOA project is a research and development (R&D) project to assess an emerging Air Traffic Control and Landing Systems (ATCALS) technology. It is also the intent of this project to run all cables using existing underground Manholes (MH) during the performance of this project. We provide all labor, material, equipment, and other incidental work required to complete this project. Other incidental work required includes any and all items necessary to ensure a complete, usable and maintainable final product including Draining all Manholes not specifically stated elsewhere in the Statement of Objectives (SOO).

Wash Rack Concrete Slab Replacement and Repair Spalled Concrete I

Client: NAVFAC SE-NAS JAX, FL
‍Value: $731,646.00
Completed: February 2020

Brief Scope: This Construction project intended to replace 35 existing reinforced concrete slabs EACH 13' × 15' concrete section (of varying depths) of pavement Slab and placement of new 13' × 15' × 15" sections of concrete pavement, including stabilization. Work included installation of dowels into the adjacent slabs, repainting of the pavement marking, and testing of concrete on base. We provide all labor, material, equipment, and other incidental work required to complete this project. Other incidental work required includes any and all items necessary to ensure a complete, usable and maintainable final product including the demolition work not specifically stated elsewhere in the Statement of Work (SOW).

Brief Scope: This Project was intended to improve the secondary capacity of each 3750 KVA transformer on Bravo Wharf by increasing the number of conductors runs from the transformers to the associated switchgear. Clean existing conduits of debris and any foreign material to allow for the installation of new conductor cables. For conduit sizes 3 inches and larger, draw a flexible testing mandrel approximately 12 inches long with a diameter less than the inside diameter of the conduit through the conduit. After which, draw a stiff bristle brush through until the conduit is clear of particles of earth, sand, and gravel. We also provide and install four total sets, per transformer, of 3-phase 500kcmil, 600V rated, XHHW cabling, and #2 XHHW grounding cable from the secondary side of each transformer to the existing associated switchgear. Use the four existing spare concrete-encased cable ducts, per transformer, for conductor runs. We provide all labor, material, equipment, and other incidental work required to complete the project.

Brief Scope: This is a construction project intended to replace a dental air compressor at building 2104, and provide the following at building 1: Remove two underground fuel tanks with all attached components, remove existing generator system, provide a new 300 KW generator with belly fuel tank, 600 AMP transfer switch to service thewhole building, labeling of the electrical systems for the whole building. We provide all labor, material, equipment,and other incidental work required to complete this project.

Brief Scope: This project is intended to replace the existing SF-6 gas switches with new vacuum-type switches ofsimilar attributes. Old switches disposed of at the on-base recycling facility. The remaining gas shall be captured anddisposed in accordance with environmental regulations. We provide all labor, material, equipment, and other incidental work required to complete this project.

B1966 Lightning Protection

Client: NAVFAC SE-PWD Mayport, FL
Value: $590,918.10
Completed: August 2019

Brief Scope: This project intended to provide lightning protection and generator power to buildings 1966, and main gate equipment. We provide all labor, material, equipment, and other incidental work required to complete this project. Other incidental work required includes any and all items necessary to ensure a complete usable and maintainable final product including the demolition work not specifically stated elsewhere in the Statement of Work(SOW)

B338 Boiler replacement

Client: NAVFAC SE-PWD Mayport, FL
Value: $174,008.00
Completed: July 2019

Brief Scope: This project is intended to replace the existing #1 boiler at Bldg. 338 and all corresponding gauges, piping, valves, and control. We provide all labor, material, equipment, and other incidental work required to complete this project. Other incidental work required includes any and all items necessary to ensure a complete usable and maintainable final product including the demolition work not specifically stated elsewhere in the Statement of Work (SOW).