Renovated multiple interior spaces inside Building 380, a secured, two-story building occupied by the US Air Force’s 96th Range Control Squadron. Renovations included mechanical, electrical, and communication upgrades; installation of a new raised access floor systems and wet sprinkler system; reconfiguration of the floor plan in Rooms 109, 280, and 290; construction of a new, advanced security-rated walls; and relocation of the secure room doors. Room 290 was upgraded to accommodate a High-Performance Computing Environment and Room 280 was modified to add power and cooling.

Also upgraded the flight simulator and computer support spaces for new uninterruptible power system and power filters and constructed three SCIFs inside a secured space. These renovations included similar work as described above and installation of a Skyfold wall, HVAC duct and pipe work, chilled water piping, new sheetrock, mechanical insulation, doors and frames, acoustical ceilings, below-floor ultra-sensitive smoke detectors, fire alarm, intrusion detection light fixtures, nine computer room air conditioning units, painting, testing, and balancing.
(CCI Group, LLC)

Developed, designed, and implemented the following energy conservation measures (ECMs) at SUBASE New London: lighting upgrades in 77 buildings; new chilled water system (including direct digital controls upgrade); miscellaneous HVAC upgrades (10 buildings); water conservation in 50 buildings (upgrading 2,785 faucets and 1,556 shower heads); interior transformer retrofits in 22 buildings; compressed air upgrades; H Barracks decentralization; and high mast pier lights (replacing high pressure sodium fixtures with LED fixtures). These ECMs provided $1.2M annually in energy savings. As part of the contract, we provided five years of performance verification to ensure that the installed equipment and controls continue to operate as intended, yielding consistent annual energy savings. (CCI Group, LLC)