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General Contracting

Renovate Building 202, Asia-Pacific Center, Fort DeRussy, Oahu, Hawaii

Location: Fort DeRussy, Oahu, Hawaii
Contract Value: $8.7 Million
Client: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

This high profile project involved the renovation of the existing facility building at Fort DeRussy, and now serves as the new Asia Pacific Center for Security Studies for the Government. The scope of work included: site work; hazardous abatement; improvements to the water lines, sanitary-sewer system, pavement, concrete sidewalks, curbs and gutters; roofing; wood work; structural steel; installation of new air conditioning system (new chiller unit, new air-handling units; seismic upgrades to meet current building codes; installation of state-of-the-art communication lines; mechanical work; electrical work; testing, final connections; cleanup, and all incidental items required to complete the project.

The work also included all landscaping (turf establishment, underground sprinkler system, moss rock seating and walls, main pathway, concrete curbing, signage, lighting, plantings, grading, testing, final connections). Furthermore, the renovation involved: renovation of the theater auditorium with stained wood wainscoting; installation of high polished granite floors; landscaping of the old Ala Moana Boulevard & Kalakaua Avenue, which included construction of a rock salt finish sidewalk; demolition of the existing 2nd floor slab to create a vaulted ceiling for the building’s interior entrance; and the conversion of one of the existing buildings into a library.

The success of this project resulted in a certificate of appreciation along with a letter from the Chief of Engineering and Construction recognizing Nan, Inc.’s outstanding performance

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