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Gold River Federal Building
Gold River, British Columbia
Construction services for the construction of a new 1050 m2 federal building on a new site in Gold River, BC. The newly acquired site is a block east of the existing detachment and will provide ample space in order to accommodate the new detachment, a storage garage, and good operational flow of the vehicles to and from the site. The new detachment will be a single story T-shaped building, which will allow for logical operational flow throughout the facility while keeping the cellblock and support areas reasonably separated. The detachment will accommodate the existing Gold River community detachment and provide members the tools needed, while meeting the needs of the community, as well as the requirement of the Provincial Police Services Agreement.
Additional Scope Items
- Permit applications.
- Silt fencing, topsoil stripping, clearing and grubbing.
- Excavation and fill of roadway and foundations.
- Saw cut existing driveway and remove concrete.
- Supply and installation of mechanical fire suppression, plumbing, HVAC and energy monitoring and control system (EMCS).
- Supply and installation of electrical, telecommunications and safety and security system.
- Rebar and concrete formwork.
- Perimeter drain.
- Construct concrete beds including radon suction pit.
- Foundation wall waterproofing and facing.
- Concrete block masonry.
- Structural steel framing for main building and garage.
- Exterior walls framing, including sheathing and vapour barrier.
- Exterior and interior walls drywall.
- Parapet walls.
- Structural decking installation.
- Roof sheathing and metal room installation.
- Aluminum curtain wall and window glazing.
- Corrugated metal cladding.
- Composite metal building panels.
- Brick and glass masonry.
- Millwork
- Door glazing.
- Overhead rolling door.
- Caulking and painting.
- Suspended ceilings.
- Resilient flooring, rubber, tile flooring and epoxy flooring.
- Washroom accessories.
- Landscaping, fencing, barrier curb and driveway.
Gold River Federal Building
Gold River, British Columbia
Construction services for the construction of a new 1050 m2 federal building on a new site in Gold River, BC. The newly acquired site is a block east of the existing detachment and will provide ample space in order to accommodate the new detachment, a storage garage, and good operational flow of the vehicles to and from the site. The new detachment will be a single story T-shaped building, which will allow for logical operational flow throughout the facility while keeping the cellblock and support areas reasonably separated. The detachment will accommodate the existing Gold River community detachment and provide members the tools needed, while meeting the needs of the community, as well as the requirement of the Provincial Police Services Agreement.
Additional Scope Items
- Permit applications.
- Silt fencing, topsoil stripping, clearing and grubbing.
- Excavation and fill of roadway and foundations.
- Saw cut existing driveway and remove concrete.
- Supply and installation of mechanical fire suppression, plumbing, HVAC and energy monitoring and control system (EMCS).
- Supply and installation of electrical, telecommunications and safety and security system.
- Rebar and concrete formwork.
- Perimeter drain.
- Construct concrete beds including radon suction pit.
- Foundation wall waterproofing and facing.
- Concrete block masonry.
- Structural steel framing for main building and garage.
- Exterior walls framing, including sheathing and vapour barrier.
- Exterior and interior walls drywall.
- Parapet walls.
- Structural decking installation.
- Roof sheathing and metal room installation.
- Aluminum curtain wall and window glazing.
- Corrugated metal cladding.
- Composite metal building panels.
- Brick and glass masonry.
- Millwork
- Door glazing.
- Overhead rolling door.
- Caulking and painting.
- Suspended ceilings.
- Resilient flooring, rubber, tile flooring and epoxy flooring.
- Washroom accessories.
- Landscaping, fencing, barrier curb and driveway.
More to come ….
