The project involves demolishing the existing chilled water plant (Building 16a) and constructing a new multi-story chilled water plant with chillers, cooling towers, pumps, and associated mechanical/electrical equipment. Because it is near an existing fuel tank farm, a new fuel tank farm will also be built, primarily serving the central boiler plant and requiring coordination with the medical center and related projects. Site utility upgrades include replacing/upgrading fire protection and domestic water mains from Campbell Avenue to Building 15, installing chilled water, steam, condensate, domestic water, and fire protection loops from the new plant back to Building 1, adding a redundant electrical feeder to Building 19 with utility coordination, and constructing new water storage tanks. The work spans civil/site, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, structural, geotechnical, and architectural disciplines and must comply with DVA Physical Security Resiliency Design Requirements and target USGBC LEED Silver certification. Performance is adjacent to and within an active Medical Center campus (VAMC) that will remain operational, requiring minimal operational impact and careful coordination due to constrained laydown and storage areas.

The project involves demolishing the existing chilled water plant (Building 16A) and constructing a new multi-story plant with chillers, cooling towers, pumps, and associated mechanical/electrical equipment, plus a new fuel tank farm serving the central boiler plant. Site utility upgrades include replacing/upgrading fire protection and domestic water mains from Campbell Avenue to Building 15, installing chilled water, steam, condensate, domestic water, and fire protection supply/return loops from the new plant back to Building 1, adding a redundant electrical feeder to Building 19 with local utility coordination, and constructing new water storage tanks. The work spans civil/site, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, structural, geotechnical, and architectural disciplines, must comply with DVA Physical Security Resiliency Design Requirements, and is expected to meet USGBC LEED Silver certification. Performance is located adjacent to and within an active Medical Center campus that will remain operational at all times, requiring minimal operational impact and close coordination with the Contracting Officer and VAMC staff. The active medical center operations will constrain the work area and limit laydown and storage space during construction.

This project involves demolishing the existing chilled water plant (Building 16a) and constructing a new multi-story plant with chillers, cooling towers, pumps, and associated mechanical/electrical equipment, along with a new fuel tank farm due to the adjacent existing tank farm’s proximity. It also includes extensive site utility upgrades, such as replacing fire and domestic water mains, installing new utility loops for chilled water, steam, condensate, domestic water, and fire protection, adding a redundant electrical feeder, and constructing new water storage tanks. The work spans civil, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, structural, geotechnical, and architectural disciplines, and must comply with DVA Physical Security Resiliency Design Requirements and achieve LEED Silver certification. Performance will occur adjacent to and within an active VA Medical Center campus, requiring close coordination with the Contracting Officer and VAMC staff to minimize operational impacts. The site is constrained by ongoing medical center operations, limiting available laydown and storage areas during construction.

The project involves demolishing the existing chilled water plant (Building 16a) and constructing a new multi-story chilled water plant with chillers, cooling towers, pumps, and associated mechanical/electrical equipment, plus a new fuel tank farm. Site utility upgrades include replacing and upgrading fire protection and domestic water mains from Campbell Avenue to Building 15, installing utility loops, adding a redundant electrical feeder to Building 19, and constructing new water storage tanks. Work spans civil, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, structural, geotechnical, and architectural disciplines, and must comply with DVA Physical Security Resiliency Design Requirements and achieve USGBC LEED Silver certification. The performance location is adjacent to and within an active Medical Center campus that remains fully operational, requiring careful coordination and minimal disruption, with constrained laydown and storage areas.