STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS Design-Build High Performance Facilities Designing America’s Future Submitted by:
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I ntroduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Corporate O verview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 D esign -Build E xperience . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 D esign -Build P roject E xperience . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Technical A pproach to D esign -Build . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 D esign E xperience . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 O verview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 R ecent E xamples of D esign E xperience . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 R ecognition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 O ffice L ocations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
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INTRODUCTION MARKETS SERVED: yyLife Sciences yyNuclear Services & Technology yyEnergy yyGeospatial Solutions yyInfrastructure yyNational Security Facilities
OFFICE LOCATIONS: yyCanada yyColorado yyGeorgia yyMexico yyNew Mexico yyNorth Carolina yyPennsylvania yyTennessee yyTexas yyUnited Kingdom yyWashington D.C.
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“Our commitment to the military is unwavering and we are proud of our projects that support the Department of Defense mission to keep our military strong and our country safe. With every design, we are mindful of the significance of what we do and the importance of doing it right to be worthy of serving those who sacrifice the most.”
David Luke, PE, LEED AP Vice President, High Performance Facilities Merrick & Company
Understanding a project’s mission, delivering expertise in processes and procedures for all levels of security, and achieving quality throughout are always the predominant concerns for our work with the military and government. At Merrick, as your complete architecture, engineering, design-build, surveying, planning, and geospatial solutions partner, we maximize project endurance and mission responsiveness across every project. From multi-building campuses to secure facilities, mission critical, and mission support projects, we deliver expert, sustainable solutions to our military and government clients. Working effectively with our military and government clients has led to the completion of hundreds of successful projects throughout the world by Merrick for the US government. Our clients have included the US Department of Defense and its military branches of the US Air Force, US Army Corps of Engineers, US Navy, the Air Force Center for Engineering and Environmental Excellence, the Air Force Civil Engineering Support Agency, the US Department of Homeland Security, the US General Services Administration, and National/State Guard agencies.
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CORPOR ATE OVERVIEW Merrick & Company is a $111 million engineering, architecture, design-build, surveying, planning, and geospatial solutions firm. The employee-owned company serves domestic and international clients in the national security, energy, life sciences, nuclear, and sustainable infrastructure markets with a focus on geospatial mapping technologies, renewable energy, military and government facilities, nuclear technology systems, high containment laboratories, and civil infrastructure. The firm is committed to sustainability throughout all of its professional disciplines and maintains specific standards to address the many opportunities for sustainability in its work. Merrick focuses on sustainable design and construction practices through its 60+ LEED-accredited professionals as well as its Corporate Social Responsibility Program and is continually expanding its in-house resources to serve tomorrow’s needs. Headquartered in Aurora, Colorado, the company maintains seventeen offices in the U.S., Canada, Mexico, and the United Kingdom.
SERVICES Because we are a multi-disciplinary architect-engineering firm, Merrick provides design-build contractors with a one-stop solution to their design needs. We have experience providing:
Facilities programming Facilities planning Conceptual/final design Construction documents Bid/award assistance Design-build Interior design Sustainability design projects and services Infrastructure master planning and consulting Construction management Operations and maintenance consulting Commissioning
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DESIGN-BUILD EXPERIENCE Merrick is a leader in the design-build arena for DoD clients. Beginning with our first design-build project at FE Warren AFB in 1997, Merrick has spent the past 15 years perfecting our processes and procedures to ensure successful design-build projects. During that time, Merrick has designed projects with a construction value of over $300 million. We have worked with multiple contractors and are experts in developing design packages that can be built efficiently and economically while retaining high quality. As evidence of our ability, Merrick was tasked by AFCEE to develop a DesignBuild handbook for use by AFCEE project managers. This handbook outlined RFP development; solicitation, evaluation, and award; final design and construction; and closeout procedures. Our design-build experience ranges from $1 million renovation projects to $100 million highly visible mission critical projects with varying levels of complexity. We have worked with small and large business contractors to execute successful design-build contracts. Table 1 shows a partial listing of past design-build projects. Design-Build Project
Location
Value
Gate Realignment
Peterson AFB, CO
$5M
Air Traffic Control Tower
Dobbins ARB, GA
$7M
Hangar Addition
Camp Lejeune, NC
$25M
Strategic Planning Development Facility
Andrews AFB, MD
$34M
Combat Training Readiness Center
Gulfport, MS
$10M
Fire Crash Rescue Station
Columbus, MS
$8M
Logistics Administration Facility
Cannon AFB, NM
$10M
Railyard Warehouse
Ft. Carson, CO
$18M
NORAD/SPACECOMMAD HQ.
Peterson AFB, CO
$100M
Air Traffic Control Tower
USAF Academy, CO
$8M
Mental Health Facility
Peterson AFB, CO
$1.3M
Specker Bridge
Fort Carson, CO
$5M
SRM Utility Upgrade
Fort Carson, CO
$12M
EN COF Hardstand
Fort Carson, CO
$8M
Wastewater Treatment Expansion
Fort Carson, CO
$5M
Company Operations Facility
Fort Riley, KS
$15M
Company Operations Facility
Fort Sill, OK
$29M
10th SOF Company Operations Facility
Fort Carson, CO
$21M
UM Company Operations Facility
Fort Carson, CO
$4M
MI Company Operations Facility
Fort Carson, CO
$15M
Company Operations Facility
Fort Sam Houston, TX
$4M
Convoy Skills Trainer
Fort Carson, CO
$1.7M
FY10 Company Operations Facility
Fort Carson, CO
$13M
Access Control Point
Fort Drum, NY
$7.8M
Access Control Point
Fort Detrick, MD
$1.7M
Watertown Readiness Center
Watertown, ND
$26M
Rend Lake Visitors Center
Benton, IL
$8M
Heritage Center
Cannon AFB, NM
$1M
Training Barracks
Fort Leonard Wood, MO
$32M
Table 1 shows the depth and breadth of Merrick’s design-build experience
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DESIGN-BUILD PRO JECT E XPERIENCE Design-Build East Gate Realignment; Peterson AFB, CO. Under a design-build contract, Merrick provided design of a gate realignment project at Peterson AFB. The project included design of an ID check station with a canopy; guard booth; gatehouse; commercially owned vehicle (COV) inspection facility; privately owned vehicle (POV) inspection pull-out areas; vehicle overwatch facility; HVAC, fire protection, communications, lighting, energy management control systems; access roads, and security barriers. Design-Build Air Traffic Control Tower; Dobbins ARB, GA. Under a design build contract, Merrick provided design of an air traffic control tower consisting of eight administrative and equipment levels as well as a catwalk and a cab level to provide space for air traffic control operations, personnel training, crew briefings, electronic equipment maintenance, radio and telephone support equipment, environmental control equipment, and controller administrative functions. The project also provides supporting facilities including connections to existing utility systems, backup power, new vehicular circulation, and site preparation and improvements. LEED Gold Certified. Design-Build Maintenance Hangar, Phase III Addition, New River MCAS; Camp Lejeune, NC. Under a design-build contract, Merrick provided design services for a 45,918 SF, high-bay Type I aircraft maintenance hangar addition to provide hangar bay, shop space, flight line operations, and maintenance functions. The hangar addition will join the existing aircraft parking apron and will include a multistory crew/equipment/administrative area at the rear of the hangar bay. Design-Build Unit Maintenance Company Operations Facility; Fort Carson, CO . Under a design-build contract, Merrick provided design for a new unified Company Operations Facility (COF). This project provides design and construction of a single permanent facility which includes a combined administrative area, readiness bay, and attached covered hardstand with associated hardstand paving and utility connections. LEED Silver Certified. Design-Build MI Complex Company Operations Facility; Fort Carson, CO. Under a design-build contract, Merrick provided design of a new MI Complex which includes a single Company Operations Facility (COF) for six companies (700 personnel); a UAV maintenance and mtorage building, an organizational storage building for six companies, along with the associated site grading, utilities 25KW PV array, and landscape improvements. LEED Gold Certified. Design-Build Strategic Planning Development Facility; Andrews AFB, MD. Under a design-build contract, Merrick provided A-E design services for a facility that houses meeting and conferencing functions and includes: a 265-person auditorium (orchestra and balcony), a 150-person executive conference room, a 300-person multi-function room, a 50-person large meeting room and a 60-person meeting room. Ancillary spaces include six private offices for distinguished visitors, six workstations for use of assistants to the distinguished visitors (DV), a private DV conference room, two enclosed management offices for permanent employees, ten workstations for permanent management employees and working areas (TSWA). LEED Gold Certified. Design-Build Access Control Points; Fort Drum, NY and Fort Detrick, MD. Under a design-build contract, Merrick provided design services to provide Automated Installation Entry (AIE) system infrastructure for four Access Control Points (ACPs) at Fort Drum, New York and three ACPs at Fort Detrick, MD. The main goal of the design for access control points was to result in little or no delay under force protection conditions (FPCON) Bravo or greater. SOQ601 - 2014
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TECHNICAL APPROACH TO DESIGN-BUILD Merrick’s 14 years of involvement in design-build projects with various construction contractors has allowed us to develop best practices to ensure successful project delivery. These include: Participation of team members in DBIA and other professional organizations to stay current on design-build issues and methodologies, latest codes and standards, and innovations in our field. Developing long-term, multiple project relationships with construction contractors to create synergy and trust in executing design build projects. Understanding that the construction contractor who holds the prime contract with the owner is our client. Providing the best value technical solutions that meet the intent of the RFP while staying within budget and on schedule. Working together as a team to provide the owner a positive experience as well as a successful project. Utilizing the strengths of the individual Design Build Team members: the construction contractor providing constructability reviews and continual construction cost estimating during design, and the design team providing timely responses to questions during construction. Participating in review and observation during construction in a timely manner. Utilizing proven quality assurance procedures that include a design basis review, a discipline coordination review, an independent technical review, and constructability reviews throughout the design process with the construction contractor.
Design-Build Philosophy Merrick understands that our client is the prime contract holder, and that we must uphold the intent of the design-build RFP within the proposed budget. We have had the most success when the Construction Team has been continuously and integrally involved with the Design Team right from the start. Merrick understands the importance of meeting design deadlines and resolving issues in a timely manner; i.e., we understand how one minor structural change can affect hours/days of changes in the mechanical/electrical designs. Our intent is to foster an integrated team focus and provide consistency by sharing knowledge and by continually evaluating project issues. Merrick’s experience shows that to ensure the success of the design-build process, the team must be organized to maximize horizontal communications between all parties who have related roles and responsibilities. By communicating horizontally, time is saved and efficiency increased. Additionally, it is imperative that approvals and final direction move vertically, since these represent key, final decisions. Our intent is for the design-build team to continually conduct comprehensive design and constructability reviews throughout the design process. The purpose of these reviews is to eliminate ambiguity, identify details that will not meet performance or quality objectives, and assist the construction contractor in monitoring construction costs. By eliminating ambiguity, we gain clarity ensuring the documents are constructible within budget, and fully maintain the design intent of the RFP. These reviews also assist in coordinating the design among the various disciplines. Merrick continuously strives to improve through transparency in design and construction by building consensus between design and construction members of the Design-Build Team, and when possible, by collaborating with subcontractors to gain valuable experience through knowledge sharing, thereby increasing the understanding amongst the entire Design-Build Team. Through this type of continuous process improvement, our Team can execute the design-build project with better submittals that are approved the first time and with fewer delays in the field. SOQ601 - 2014
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Communication Communication and interaction within the whole team remains critical in the successful construction and timely completion of a design-build project. The full and open communication established during the design phase addresses the many challenges that typically arise during construction. Our communication during construction speeds resolution of those challenges, allowing the Construction Team to focus more on the construction activities related to schedule, quality and coordination. To that end, the Merrick design team will remain intact during the construction phases.
Execution Merrick’s execution approach includes working as a team in collaboration with the construction contractor to provide a high quality, technically sound design that will result in a successful construction project that will be a source of pride to all.
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DESIGN EXPERIENCE Merrick has been providing design services to military and government projects for more than twenty years.
Project Type
Merrick has a wealth of experience in providing design services for DoD clients including USACE, USAF, NAVFAC, US Army, National Guard, Homeland Security and other clients. Services include programming, planning, 1391 preparation; requirements documents preparation; preparation of design-build RFPs; conceptual/ final design, interior design, sustainability design projects and services, preparation of construction documents, construction inspection and commissioning. Table 2 below provides illustration of the depth of our experience. Location
Cost
Date
DesignBuild
DesignBid Build
OPERATIONAL & MISSION CRITICAL Command & Control Centers (5)
Air Traffic Control Towers (5)
Fire Crash Rescue Stations (8)
Squadron Operations Facility (5)
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NORAD HQs Peterson AFB, CO
$26M
2004
X
SPACECOM HQs Peterson AFB, CO
$54M
2004
X
NORTHCOM HQs Peterson AFB, CO
$35M
2005
Army Material Command HQ Redstone Arsenal (RFP)
$175M
2010
X
Southern Command Headquarters Miami-Doral, FL (RFP)
$237M
2011
X
Cannon AFB, NM
$7M
2003
USAF Academy, CO
$6M
2004
Columbus AFB, MS
$9M
2005
X
MacDill AFB, FL
$8M
2006
X
Dobbins ARB, GA
$7M
2011
Cannon AFB, NM
$8M
2004
X
Dyess AFB, TX
$7M
2007
X
Columbus AFB, MS
$8M
2006
MacDill AFB, FL
$7M
2006
X
Holloman AFB, NM (3)
$9M/Ea.
2010
X
Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ
$14M
2007
X
Ft. Polk, LA
$9M
2011
Creech AFB, NV
$23M
2004
X
Dyess AFB, TX
$10M
2005
X
Tinker AFB, OK
$10M
2007
Gulfport, MS
$10M
2009
MacDill AFB, FL
$30M
2009
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Cost
Date
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DesignBid Build
Company Operations Facilities (15)
Fort Sill, OK
$29M
2008
X
Fort Campbell, KY
$24M
2010
X
Fort Bragg, NC
$11M
2010
X
Fort Stewart, GA
$20M
2010
X
Fort Riley, KS
$15M
2010
X
10th SOF, Fort Carson, CO
$21M
2010
X
MI, Fort Carson, CO
$15M
2010
X
Brigade Complex, Ft. Carson, CO
$14M
2012
X
Unit Maintenance, Ft Carson, CO
$4M
2011
X
Fort Stewart, GA
$20M
2010
Fort Sam Houston, TX
$4M
2011
X
Hardstand, Fort Carson, CO
$2M
2011
X
Fort Bliss, TX
$10M
2011
Fort Polk, TX
$7M
2011
Fort Lewis, WA
$15M
2012
X
X
X X
MISSION SUPPORT FACILITIES Hangars (5)
Range & Training Facilities (9)
Maintenance Facilities (4)
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UAV Hangar, Creech AFB, NV
$23M
2005
X
CH-47 Hangar Ft. Hood, TX
$16M
2008
X
UAV Hangar Fort Hood, TX (RFP)
$54M
2011
X
Camp Lejeune, NC
$25M
2012
X
Fort Bragg, NC
$40M
2012
X
CACTF, Ft. Stewart, GA
$18M
2006
X
CACTF, Ft. Indiantown Gap, PA
$15M
2007
X
UAC & CACTF, Ft. Ripley, MN
$16M
2007
X
CACTF, Kahuku Training Area, HI
$32M
2009
X
Firing Ranges, Fort Carson, CO
$30M
2010
X
CACTF, Orchard Training Area, ID
$15M
2010
X
Firing Ranges, Camp Swift, TX
$10M
2011
X
Firing Ranges, Fort Polk, LA
$10M
2011
X
CACTF, Fort Benning, GA
$24M
2011
X
Refueler Facility, Lackland AFB, TX
$18M
2001
X
Transportation Maintenance Facility, Kelly AFB, TX
$7M
2002
X
Vehicle Maintenance Facility, Dyess AFB
$8M
2004
X
Predator Maintenance Facilities, Creech AFB
$26M
2009
X
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Location
Cost
Date
Wing & Administrative Office Facilities (6)
Wing HQs, Goodfellow AF, TX
$10M
2004
X
Wing HQs Laughlin AFB, TX
$8M
2005
X
SOCCENT, MacDill, AFB, FL
$18M
2009
X
COCOM Facility, MacDill AFB, FL
$23M
2010
JCSE Facility, MacDill AFB, FL
$30M
2011
X X
Strategic Planning Development Facility, Andrews AFB, MD
$32M
2011
Lackland AF, TX
$12M
2003
X
Cannon AFB, NM
$1M
2007
X
Peterson AFB, CO
$12M
2009
X
MacDill AFB, FL
$34M
2010
X
Lackland AFB, TX
$18M
2010
X
Fort Drum, NY
$8M
2010
X
Fort Detrick, MD
$2M
2010
X
Peterson AFB
$6M
2012
X
Lackland AFB, TX
$16M
2003
Camp Bullis, TX
$4M
2004
Ft. Leonard Wood, MO
$32M
2009
Holloman AFB, NM
$1M
2010
X
MacDill AFB, FL
$54M
2011
X
Minot AFB, ND (RFP)
$28M
2011
X
Lackland AFB, TX (4)
$240M
2012
X
Lackland AFB, TX
$25M
2008
Fort Gordon, GA
$30M
2010
Fort Leonard Wood, MO
$32M
2009
Lackland AFB, TX (2)
$30M/Ea. 2012
FE Warren AFB
$6M
1998
Dyess AFB, TX
$8M
2004
X
Buckley AFB, CO
$5.2M
2005
X
Lackland AFB, TX
$7M
2009
X
MacDill AFB, FL
$5M
2010
X
Security Facilities & Gates (8)
X
QUALITY OF LIFE FACILITIES Dormitories (10)
Dining Facilities (4)
Child Development Centers (5)
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Project Type
Location
Cost
Date
Fitness Centers (3)
Dyess AFB, TX
$14M
2006
X
Laughlin AFB, TX
$10M
2006
X
Fort Gordon, GA
$2M
2010
X
Dobbins ARB, GA
$2.5M
2012
X
Peterson AFB, CO
$1.3M
2008
X
Randolph AFB, TX
$8M
2009
X
Fort Leonard Wood, MO
$20M
2009
X
Fort Carson, CO
$2M
2010
X
Fort Leonard Wood, MO (Dental)
$6M
2010
X
Medical Facilities (5)
Table 2 shows a partial listing of Merrick’s design projects RECENT E X AMPLES OF DESIGN E XPERIENCE Merrick has extensive experience in the preparation of design-build RFPs. A sampling of our experience is provided below. Southern Command Facilities Design-Build RFP, Miami, FL. Merrick developed a Design/Build RFP for a building complex to support United States Southern Command (SOUTHCOM) and their collaborative partners. SOUTHCOM HQs Facility includes administrative space and support facilities for 2,883 personnel. The total programmed area is 630,000 SF. Required functional areas include: administrative office space, access control with security layering, business operations centers for collaborative planning, command/emergency operations center, conference center, sensitive compartmentalized information facilities (SCIF), computer server centers, and training areas. The facility also includes a medical clinic, physical fitness center, child development center, family service center, and a central mailroom. DB RFP Preparation for Consolidated Security Forces Operations Center Lackland AFB, TX. The $18 million facility was planned in two phases. The first phase of the project funded at $10 million houses the following major entities: Command, Operations, Supply & Mobility, Standardization and Evaluation. Features of the facility include: administrative offices, orderly room, Emergency Control Center (ECC), Base Defense Operations Center (BDOC), short-term Confinement cells, armory, guardmount, supply/issue & mobility, vehicle maintenance, Emergency Service Team (EST) room, and stray animal holding. The second phase of the CSFOC project, funded with an additional $8 million houses the following major entities and features: Installation Antiterrorism Office, Investigations, Training, and Plans & Programs Branch. Features include: classroom, administrative offices, Firearms Training Simulator (FATS) and Wing Combat Skills Training (WCST) room.
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Joint Communications Squadron Element (JCSE), MacDill AFB, FL. Merrick prepared RFP documents for a new 77,000 SF Joint Communications Support Element (JCSE) Squadron Facility that serves as a central facility and houses four communication squadrons on the JCSE Campus at MacDill AFB, Florida. The structure is a secured state-of-the-art facility with space to support administrative, training, operations, planning, mobility processing, storage for combat and training gear, and other special purpose functions. Major features of the two-story JCSE Squadron Facility include ten first floor troop bays with industrial type work/training areas, a central common area through the center of the structure, a demonstration area located in the central common area, and outside covered areas for each troop bay. The second floor houses the administrative space for each squadron and includes private offices for the squadron commander and Sergeant Major, administrative staff offices, training classrooms, conference rooms with video teleconference (VTC) capabilities, J6 communications server room, operation planning rooms, etc. The facility was designed with multiple classification network including fiber optic network, point-of-present network and tactical equipment interface. RFP Preparation for Hardened COCOM Communications Facility, MacDill AFB, FL. Merrick prepared RFP documents for the hardened Consolidated Communications Facility (COCOM), and renovation of two facilities to relocate Communications Squadron functions and Family Support Center activities. The project supports the 6th Air Mobility Wing and its mission partners such as USCENTCOM, USSOCOM, and JCSE. Project Scoping and DB RFP Preparation of Military Barracks Building, Corpus Christi Army Depot, TX. Merrick led the project scoping conference and developed a DB RFP for the complete renovation of a 20,000 SF, two-story military barrack facility. The project scope included interior demolition and renovation, new fire protection system, new mechanical and electrical systems, new communication and new exterior doors and windows. Recruit Family In-processing & Information Center, Lackland AFB, TX. Design-build RFP for a $21 million, 70,000 SF facility and reception center that includes an auditorium, conference room, reception area, display area, paved formation area, and parking Dental Clinic Addition RFP Development, Fort Leonard Wood, MO. Merrick prepared a DB RFP for a $6 million, 7,000 SF addition to the dental clinic including new office spaces, examining rooms, and laboratories.
Detailed Design and Construction Specifications Merrick routinely provides detailed design for military projects. Our comprehensive packages typically include: drawings (with details and calculations), specifications, design analyses, and cost estimates. A Sampling of projects is described below. Special Operations Command Central (SOCCENT), MacDill AFB, FL. The Special Operations Command Central (SOCCENT) is responsible for planning special operations throughout the USCENTCOM area of responsibility (AOR); planning and conducting peacetime joint/combined special operations training exercises; and orchestrating command and control of peacetime and wartime special operations as directed. Merrick provided architecture and design services for the $17 Million, 55,000 SF facility that was designed to meet Department of Defense (DoD) SCIF standards with numerous internal areas constructed per Controlled Area (CA) requirements and with raised access floor. SOQ601 - 2014
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Airmen Training Complex, Lackland AFB, Texas Merrick provided multi-disciplinary design services for four $60 million, 260,000+ SF dormitories to support the Airmen Training Complex, East Campus at Lackland AFB. Each facility will house a Basic Military Training Squadron including dormitory and administrative space. Each project is designed to accommodate 1,248 recruits; 48 recruits per flight, 24 flights per squadron with 4 reserve bed spaces per flight in order to address surges, gender separation and injured recruits. The facilities are four stories plus a mechanical mezzanine level and a utility crawl space. Floors two through four house eight dormitories per floor, each containing one flight of up to 52 airmen with day rooms, toilet, shower rooms, office and storage per dorm. Dining/Classroom Facilities, Lackland AFB, TX. Merrick provided comprehensive design services for two dining/classroom facilities at Lackland AFB, TX. The dining/classroom facilities house a dining facility and a full-service kitchen on the ground floor. Floors two and three of the DCF include 16 classrooms, each with a capacity of 120 students. The building has the capacity to simultaneously seat 674 trainees in the dining room and to simultaneously instruct 1920 trainees. Classrooms are efficient including features such as tiered seating for optimal visibility, excellent acoustical control, projection systems, and student data connection capability. The project incorporates AT/FP requirements including required standoffs, opening reinforcement, and safety glazing. Unit Operations Facility, Fort Campbell, KY. Merrick & Company provided multidisciplinary design services for the $24 Million 716th MP COF, a 4-company COF with detached two-story Administration Module and Covered Hardstand. The administration building was designed with a unique covered entry over the main entrance to further underline the individualism of each administration building and their unit identity. Interior spaces include offices, conference rooms, mechanical rooms, latrines with showers. The interior arrangement provides executive office suites for all the companies with the majority of platoon offices located on the mezzanine in the readiness buildings.
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RECOGNITION Top 300 Architectural Firms (#94) 2013 Architectural Record
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Top Design Firms Colorado/ Wyoming (#3) 2013 Engineering News-Record
Top Engineering/Architecture Firms (#9) 2013 Building Design + Construction
Top 100 Green Design Firm (#40) 2013 Engineering News-Record
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Top Hazardous Waste Firm (36) 2012 Engineering News-Record
Top Government Office Design Firm (17) 2012 Engineering News-Record
Engineering Excellence Award 2013 American Council of Engineering Companies of Colorado (ACEC/CO) Chattahoochee River Ecosystem Restoration project
Design-Build Merit Award 2013 Design Build Institute of America (DBIA) Brigade Complex Company Ops Facility, Fort Carson
Honor Award 2013 American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) National Award Hartland Dam Fish & Boat Passage project
First Place 2013 Professional Land Surveyors of Colorado GIS Mapping, Boundary Mapping, and High Definition Surveying Categories for confidential project
Royal Air Force, Mildenhall, UK, 2011 Honor Award US Air Force Design
Honor Award 2008 American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) National Award BSL-3Ag Large Animal Research Facility; Ames, IA; USDA/ARS
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OFFICE LOCATIONS With the resources of 500 professionals and support staff, Merrick easily serves its clients’ needs on a local, regional, national, and international basis.
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Merrick & Company
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