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Multi-Family Housing -
BEQ Modernization, Building 1367 & 1368, Pearl Harbor, Oahu, Hawaii

Location: Pearl Harbor, Oahu, Hawaii
Contract Value: $5.2 Million
Client: Department of the Navy

This project was completed in two (2) phases. Phase I consisted of all renovation work for Building 1367 and the construction of a new lounge area. Upon completion of Phase I, the occupants of Building 1368 moved to Building 1367. Phase II, consisted of the renovation of Building 1368.

The project involved the interior demolition of the entire complex, installation of new bathrooms, lounges, a reception area, offices, and kitchens. Work scope included site work (demolition and removal, excavation, trenching, backfilling, removal and disposal of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), engineering control of asbestos containing materials, removal and disposal of lead containing paint), concrete (cast-in-place concrete), masonry (CMU structural walls), woods and plastics (carpentry, casework, cabinetry), thermal and moisture protection (membrane waterproofing, sealants), doors and windows (wood doors, finish hardware), finishes (metal support systems, lathing, plastering, gypsum board, ceramic tile, resilient tile flooring, carpet, painting), specialties (toilet/bathroom accessories), mechanical (central air conditioning system, fire sprinkler system, mechanical insulation, plumbing systems), electrical (interior wiring systems/lighting/fire alarm system, CATV), and other incidental related work. Subcontractors performed electrical, plumbing, air conditioning, flooring, steel structure, CMU walls, termite treatment, and chainlink fencing.