爱神传媒 performed Construction Manager at Risk services for the Yavapai County Criminal Justice Facility. The project consisted of 107,000 SF of buildings, including a 152-bed jail, courthouse and support services, as well as a non-custodial building with a co-located mental health screening facility. In addition to the buildings, on-site infrastructure and site improvements, approximately 14 acres were constructed to provide access and utility service to the campus.

The 152-bed jailhouse includes all processing operations such as intake, booking, administration, food service, laundry and medical infirmary. The courthouse building consists of operational spaces including initial appearance, early disposition court and judicial chambers. Support spaces in the courthouse include administrative spaces for clerk of courts, county attorneys, public defenders and probation officers.

The project represents the values of Yavapai County鈥檚 citizens, the judicial system and the county鈥檚 commitment to restorative justice, alternatives to incarceration and comprehensive re-entry and re-integration. The new facility reduces the strain on the county鈥檚 large detention center located in Camp Verde and the smaller facility in downtown Prescott. Other benefits of the new facility include the reduction in time to transport someone to a holding facility and mental health care on the premises.

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Situated in the heart of Sacramento鈥檚 historic government center, the new 1021 O Street State Office Building is currently serving as the temporary home for California鈥檚 legislative and executive elected officials for the duration of the Capitol Annex project. Over the long term, this campus will provide additional state-owned facilities for joint occupancy by legislative and executive branch entities. The State of California Department of General Services (DGS) led this 472,000 SF project, which rises 10 stories above downtown Sacramento and provides stunning views of the State Capitol Building. The building fulfills critical office space infrastructure needs for the state, maximizing flexibility and maintainability while achieving DGS鈥� carbon neutrality and infrastructure resiliency goals. This all-electric building is Net-Zero Energy, Net-Zero Carbon, meets CalGreen Tier 2 requirements and has achieved LEED-NC Platinum Certification.

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Located in downtown Martinez, the four-story, 71,000 SF Contra Costa County Administration Building serves as the new home for county administrators and a focal point for the surrounding community. The largest room in the new facility is the Board Assembly Chamber, located on the first floor. The second floor will serve as the employee entrance with the three upper floors being comprised of offices, workstations, interview rooms and conference rooms to help provide flexible working areas, as well as a wellness room, training room and staff lounges to provide spaces of relaxation during the workday.

The Contra Costa County Emergency Operations Center (ROC) is a new, two-story, 38,000 SF state-of-the-art headquarters for the Contra Costa County Sheriff. The building, situated as part of a larger County complex of building, works to connect with the existing buildings providing a unifying and functional flow. One of the main features and highlights of the building is the 鈥淪ituation Room鈥� that features a 32 foot x 13.5 foot screen at one end made up of 48 smaller screens. The room features a flexible layout with multiple tables and phones and is surrounded by smaller breakout conference rooms.

The ground level lecture hall, also a flexible space, features a glass garage door at one end that opens to allow additional seating for presentations and the electric stage that, when not in use, is camouflaged as part of the wall before it slides down to become a stage. This space will be used to address the media for public announcements and as a collaborative space. The rest of the space features a combination of offices, conference rooms and workstations, a kitchen, a gym, multiple outdoor balcony spaces and a BBQ setup with picnic tables. The site has gated parking for county vehicles and workers with a selection of EV parking spots.

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The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) Back on Campus project consists of 82,000 SF of tenant renovations in a 960,000 SF building. The end-user, the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services, was previously spread across four buildings. Therefore, the General Services Administration (GSA) created the “Back on Campus” project to consolidate the group into one building.

This project consolidates growing office and workstation vacancies on the main campus allowing programs from leased space to move back on campus and to provide upgrades to important campus amenities. Spaces renovated among the operational building include the 13,500 SF north building office level one (N1) consisting of a data center to office conversion, the 48,000 SF north building office level two (N2) consisting of office space renovations and six restrooms throughout the facility and the central building lower level (CLL) consisting of a cafeteria dining room renovation.

The project is constructed throughout a fully operational office space inhabited by CMS and the Office of the Inspector General (OIG). 爱神传媒 took special care to limit impact to the tenants. Measures taken include sticky mats to collect dust from shoes outside of the renovated areas, night work for specific scopes of work and weekly meetings with the tenants and owner.

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爱神传媒 provided Construction Manager at Risk services for Maricopa County on the Intake, Transfer and Release (ITR) Facility/Detention Facility project. The project involved new construction of a 512-bed 72-hour ITR and a 1,280-bed medium-security Detention Facility.

The 189,000 SF ITR component includes four (4) courtrooms, judicial chambers, public viewing galleries and office space for staff, prosecutors, victim advocates and defense attorneys. The project also included administrative support areas, processing and release functional areas, jail and law enforcement spaces.

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The new Airport Police Facility at LAX includes the redevelopment of 12 acres to include a new 165,300 SF headquarters building, a four-story, 340,000 SF parking structure with 863 parking stalls, a 41,000 SF firing range, a 9,000 SF quad area and a series of new indoor and outdoor functional spaces for the Airport Police Division (APD). The new facility was designed and built to CALGreen Tier 1 standards and LEED Silver certification. The facility consolidates eight separate APD resources onto one campus.

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The Emergency Operations Center for the County of Riverside included renovation for an existing two-story building with 16,900 SF on the ground floor and a 4,600 SF upstairs storage area. 爱神传媒 upgraded the structural bracing, fire sprinklers, roofing, a parking lot, restrooms, kitchen, glass replacement, access control, cameras, perimeter fencing and a generator. The refurbished building also included electrical and data wiring upgrades, new and additional lighting, perimeter waterproofing, ceilings, HVAC, FF&E and general tenant improvements.聽 The space was converted into a state-of-the-art Emergency Operations Center in four months.

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爱神传媒 was the design-builder for the 71,423 SF Broad Area Maritime Surveillance Testing and Evaluation (BAMSTE) Hangar Facility project. This facility was designed in collaboration with Giuliani Associates Architects for NAVFAC Washington, and supports the BAMS Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) program. The BAMS UAS program delivers real-time intelligence information to operational and tactical users such as the Expeditionary Strike Group (ESG), Carrier Strike Group (CSG) and the Joint Forces Maritime Component Commander (JFMCC).

The design and construction of the facility was in strict compliance with the UFC 4-010-01 and UFC 4-211-01N, DoD Minimum Anti-Terrorism Standards for Buildings. The two-story, high-bay hangar accommodates three BAMS UAS platforms and a second-story equipped with operations, maintenance, storage, equipment testing, office and administrative spaces situated at the rear of the hangar. The scope of work included design and construction of an aircraft parking apron, taxiway access, line vehicle parking spaces, a 1,000 SF fiber distribution node (FDN) and shelter, roadways, on-site parking for 205 vehicles and other site improvements.

The support areas include three evaluation labs: mechanical testing (800 SF), avionics testing (800 SF) and instrumentation testing (600 SF). A mission control suite contains two 500 SF training/operations rooms with a central 500 SF instructor observation room supported by a secure 1,000 SF server room. Aircraft performance data is evaluated by engineers and analysts housed in a 1,600 SF secure suite supported by a dedicated server room. The testing and evaluation functions are supported by an 11,000 SF open office area, 1,200 SF private office space, two 600 SF conference rooms and two 400 SF secure briefing rooms.

Additional features of the facility include a three-coat fuel resistive resinous flooring system on the hangar bay floor; a five-ton, under-running overhead crane that covers the entire hangar bay; an aqueous film forming foam (AFFF) fire suppression system; and a 1,500 SF SCIF area on the second floor of the administrative space that was constructed in complete accordance with ICD 705.

The BAMS testing and evaluation hangar was designed and constructed to LEED Silver standards for certification through the USGBC. Sustainable features included a low-impact development (LID) stormwater design; a high-efficiency HVAC system that provides over 60% energy savings compared to ASHRAE 90.1; a solar domestic hot water system; a thermally improved exterior envelope; translucent wall panels above the hangar doors that increase daylighting into the hangar bay; improved lighting with high output fixtures in the Hangar Bays and office/administrative areas; and an overall direct digital control (DDC) building management system.

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In 2020, Jacobs, contracted by Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC) Southeast, awarded 爱神传媒 a hard-bid contract under a best value scenario to work collaboratively for NAVFAC. 爱神传媒 provided design-assist preconstruction and construction services on the renovation of Naval Air Station (NAS) Pensacola Building 633.

The historic brick building with white columns is the heart of the Naval Aviation Schools Command where generations of naval aviators have trained since 1941. The two-story facility consists of administrative spaces, classrooms, and an auditorium. Renovations included a large-scale mechanical renovation, interior aesthetic upgrades, hazardous materials abatement, a new fire alarm and mass notification system, demolition of interior walls, terrazzo floor refurbishment, two new handicapped restrooms, door security infrastructure. The mechanical upgrades included the removal and replacement of the existing HVAC system, removal and replacement of two cooling towers, two chillers, and three boilers.

All renovations were required to be approved by the State Historic Preservation Officer (SHPO) and the Navy to ensure the renovation preserved the building鈥檚 historic integrity. Additionally, the team was tasked with protecting existing historic elements in the facility such as various 1930鈥檚 era paintings and murals. With Building 633 residing on an active military base, the project required several highly secure components and heavy coordination to maintain daily operations. Cybersecurity requirements included third-party computer scanning and inactive USBs such as on the fire alarm controls.

Perhaps the most special part of this renovation project was the opportunity to help give due honor and remembrance to three fallen soldiers by building out a memorial room. The commemorative sitting room features a red wall with a painted white NAS Pensacola heart illustrative of heart patches that were provided for service members, first responders, and the local community. The design was made by local community member, Robbie Harvey, and the painting was produced by Bradley Deal.

With dedicated teamwork and collaboration, the team was able to deliver to NAVFAC a refreshed and upgraded facility for future aviation students in the Navy, Marine Crops, and Coast Guard.

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The modernization of the 12-story Social Security Administration (SSA) Arthur J. Altmeyer Building includes an extensive interior overhaul and removal of all existing fa莽ade down to the primary structure consisting of cast-in-place concrete columns, beams and floor slabs. The new exterior envelope is a panelized wall system, providing the occupants a comfort level that maximizes productivity.

The first phase of the modernization included the removal of lead paint and asbestos, and ripping out corroded plumbing to meet current code and accessibility standards. The entire roof was also replaced. The updates to the 250,000 SF facility consisted of the optimization of the building鈥檚 performance systems including new state-of-the-art security systems and updated MEP systems. A more modern open-space office layout and new elevators were also included. The top four floors now consist of Executive offices, while the bottom four floors contain open office spaces. Also included is a penthouse space on the ninth floor and one basement level below-grade.

The second phase of the project included the demolition and abatement of the building鈥檚 auditorium space. Phase 3 encompassed the balance of the scope to build back the project after demolition and abatement. This included the modernization of the adjacent 11,000 SF auditorium and associated spaces including various state-of-the-art systems.

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