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Weigand Associates, Inc.
12 South Summit Avenue, Suite 200
Gaithersburg, MD 20877
Phone: (301) 258-9300
Fax: (301) 258-9301
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-> Portfolio ->New Army Reserve Centers, US Army Corps
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The following three projects were designed simultaneously in 1993. WAI provided MPE design as part of a team contracted to the Baltimore District of the Army Corps of Engineers. These projects were designed by the AE team through the 35% phase. Afterwards, the Baltimore District revised the AE team's design contract and directed the AE team to develop design-build solicitations. The contracts were revised again for the AE team to provide design review services.
U.S. Army Reserve Training and Maintenance Center - Clarksburg, West Virginia
This project included the design of a general administration/training building and a separate maintenance building. The maintenance building had eight service bays and two wash bays. The aprons were fitted with utilities so that each apron could also function as a service bay. This facility serviced: tanks, tracked vehicles, tractor trailers, heavy and light trucks. Systems included: overhead vehicle exhaust, welding exhaust hoods, carbon monoxide detection, overhead fluids and compressed air. The construction cost was $4.2 million.
U.S. Army Reserve Training and Maintenance Center - Jane Lew, West Virginia This project included the design of a general administration/training building and a separate maintenance building. The maintenance building had two service bays. Aprons were fitted with utilities so that each apron could also function as a service bay. This facility serviced: tanks, tracked vehicles, tractor trailers, heavy and light trucks. Systems included: overhead vehicle exhaust, welding exhaust hoods, carbon monoxide detection, overhead fluids and compressed air. The construction cost was $2.0 million.
U.S. Army Reserve Training and Maintenance Center - Wheeling, West Virginia
WAI's involvement for this project included the design of mechanical and plumbing systems as part of a design-build team for an operations and maintenance building. The building included: offices, hazardous storage, parts storage, as well as eight service bays and two wash bays. Aprons were fitted with utilities so that each apron could also function as a service bay. This facility services: tanks, tracked vehicles, tractor trailers, heavy and light trucks. HVAC Systems included: overhead vehicle exhaust, welding exhaust hoods, carbon monoxide detection, overhead fluids and compressed air. The construction cost is $3.5 million.
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