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This project included an insurance claim resulting from a fire that severely damaged a 7,500 square foot building. The General Works Contract for this project was gradually expanded to include new mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and fire (MEPF) systems.
The project also included the erection of an additional building with a walk-in cooler and a new standing seam roof. This rehab required structural steel reinforcement and the restoration of electrical rooms and distribution. We also installed a large commercial kitchen, which required all new MEPF systems and ventilation.
This scope of work of this project also included extensive paperwork and technical expertise. This includes, but not limited to, design/build services, cost engineering, and insurance claim coordination.
- Design + build, cost-engineering and insurance claim services
- Structural steel procurement from Pittsburgh, USA
- Structural steel reinforcement to 8,000 square foot roof
- Standing seam to 8,000 square foot roof
- Electrical distributions modifications including adding of 3-phase power
- All new Mechanical, Plumbing and Fire Systems
- 2,000 square foot commercial kitchen with 800 square foot expansion of building footprint
Client Representative: Fred Rutty
Start Date: June 2017
Duration: 1 year
Forecast Completion Date: June 2018
Delivered on time