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The Hensel Phelps Story

 

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(May 2012) Hensel Phelps Construction Co., Orlando, Fla., was awarded the $32,450,000 design-build contract for the new MH-47 Aviation Maintenance Hangar at Fort Campbell, Kentucky. Construction will be performed in Fort Campbell, Ky., with a Spring 2014 completion. The Hensel Phelps design team partners include Giuliani Associates Architects, Inc. www.giuliani.com as Architect-of-Record; Thornton Tomassetti www.thorntontomasetti.com as Structural Engineer; Timmons Group www.timmons.com as Civil Engineer; SGM Engineering www.sgmengineering.com as Mechanical, Plumbing, Electrical, and Technology Engineer; and Rolf Jensen & Associates www.rjagroup.com as the Life Safety & Fire Proection Engineer.  The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Louisville, Ky., is the client and contracting activity.  Link to Government Notice of Award https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportunity&;mode=form&id=c2aa1f906dba5f0e7ede5dd501f1bf00&tab=core&_cview=0

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Hensel Phelps; Design-Build; MH-47; Aviation Maintenance Hangar; Aviation Market; Federal Market; Federal Design-Build; Corps of Engineers; Giuliani Associates; Thornton Tomassetti; Timmons Group; Fort Campbell

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 (May 2012)  Hensel Phelps Construction Co. Mid-Atlantic District was recently awarded a construction contract from the Maryland Aviation Administration (MAA) for the new B/C Concourse Connector and Security Checkpoint at BWI-Thurgood Marshall Airport, Baltimore, MD.  The project consists of a new nine (9) lane passenger security checkpoint and airside passenger connector between Concourses B and C at BWI Marshall Airport. The work includes approximately 60,000 SF of new building construction on two levels and the renovation of approximately 115,000 SF within the existing terminal. Specific elements include four moving walkways and two freight elevators; integration of new mechanical, plumbing, electrical, tele/data and security systems; and pavement reconstruction with two new loading docks – all immediately adjacent to active airside and landside zones.

Scheduled for completion in spring 2013, the project features an aggressive 11-month construction schedule and extensive logistical considerations to complete work without impact to critical airport operations and security.

The B/C Concourse Connector and Security Checkpoint project continues Hensel Phelps’ successful partnership with MAA at BWI-Thurgood Marshall Airport, including the construction and early delivery of the 550,000 SF Terminal A/B Expansion project in May of 2005.

BWI Concourse B-C RENDERING

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 (May 2012)  Hensel Phelps Southwest District Office and the University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB) officially launched construction of the Jennie Sealy Replacement Hospital with a groundbreaking ceremony on April 20th, 2012 in Galveston, Texas. Hensel Phelps Construction Co. will serve as construction manager-at-risk for the new $438 million medical facility, which is scheduled for completion in 2016.

Hensel Phelps Construction Co. Vice President Tom Fisher, Operations Manager Michael Dwight, and Project Manager Hobie Horton attended the celebration, joining representatives from the University of Texas Board of Regents and UTMB, as well as elected officials from the State of Texas and the cities of Galveston and Texas City. UTMB President Dr. David Callender delivered keynote remarks, calling the occasion “an incredible day for UTMB and for healthcare in our state.”

The 770,000 SF hospital will provide a new specialty tower to replace major acute care components and support services currently located in small, constricted areas of the existing complex. State-of-the-art building systems will meet energy efficiency and life safety standards, and will provide effective space for patient care and medical instruction.

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(Apr 2012) The success of the Pentagon Renovation Wedges 2-5 project has been recognized by many industry agencies, and Hensel Phelps has received many awards in recognition of that success. These include:

  • 2011 National DBIA award for “Best Overall Project”
  • 2011 National DBIA award for “Rehabilitation/Renovation/Restoration”
  • 2011 ENR Southeast “Region’s Best Project”
  • 2011 ABC Metro Excellence in Construction “Mega Project”
  • 2012 AGC Alliant Build America “Silver Beam” Award for Design-Build
  • 2012 AGC Alliant Build America “Grand Award – Project of the Year”

The last two awards listed are perhaps the most prestigious as they are known as the industry’s “Oscars.” At the AGC’s 93rd Annual Convention at the Alliant Build America awards dinner, Hensel Phelps was presented with the 2012 Alliant Build America “Silver Beam” award for design-build and the overall “Grand Award – Project of the Year.”

Mr. Lee Evey (former program manager for the Pentagon Renovation & Construction Office) delivered a presentation on the design-build delivery method utilized on the Pentagon. During his presentation, he explained how “design-build saves time and money and enhances the quality of an  end product. He also mentioned that the success of the design-build delivery method is dependent on how much you can trust your partners—if you have a general contractor like Hensel Phelps, you can easily develop trust.” Hensel Phelps is proud to have Mr. Evey express his satisfaction with our services as he was the pioneer for utilizing the design-build delivery method on this high-profile project that includes significant mission critical components. It was essential for the first design-build federal project to be a success...and it was!

To view the article entitled “Upgrading an American Icon” published in Constructor Magazine, click here http://www.constructormagazine.com/index.php/2012/03/20/upgrading-an-american-icon/

To view the awards press release issued by the Associate General Contractors, click here http://www.agc.org/cs/news_media/press_room/press_release?pressrelease.id=1049

Keywords: hensel phelps, pentagon, renovation, design-build, historic, government contract, federal construction, mission critical

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(Apr 2012)  HAATS off - Hensel Phelps and the Colorado Army National Guard celebrate topping out the new High-Altitude Aviation Training Site's (HAATS) $33.5 facility at Eagle County Regional Airport.  This facility will provide advanced training for military rotary-wing pilots from around the world.  To view the article published by Eagle Valley Enterprise, click here http://www.eaglevalleyenterprise.com/article/20120411/NEWS/120419998/1054&;ParentProfile=1001

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(Mar 2012)  Congratulations are in order to the project team at the University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston Dental Branch project, which achieved its second UT System Office of Facilities Planning and Construction (OFPC) Gold STEP Award for safety.  The 300,000 SF dental school and 14,000 SF University Life Center project now have received a total of four Silver and two Gold STEP awards.  This is only the second time in the history of the STEP program that UT OFPC has recognized the same project with two Gold STEP awards.

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(Mar 2012)  Hensel Phelps is pleased to announce it has been awarded another Kaiser Permanente project.  The 24-Bed Infill project is a build-out of existing core and shell space on the Kaiser Permanente Irvine Medical Center campus.  The project will consist of constructing 24 inpatient hospital rooms and all associated support services on the 4th floor of the operational hospital.  It will include work in some occupied spaces of the 3rd floor as well.