Civil Projects

The Bear River Bird Refuge project entailed development of 20-acre site, including gravel access road, gravel parking area, re-vegetation of sensitive wetlands and uplands areas, and design and installation of glue-laminated timber bridge with concrete-encased steel H-pile foundation and Geofoam backfill material.

This project consisted of site improvements for multiple campgrounds and day-use areas at Utah's Willard Bay State Park. Work included site utilities concrete boat ramps, concrete walks, 8.5 acres of asphalt paving, precast flush restroom units with showers, pre-fabricated fish cleaning stations, pre-engineered group-use and picnic shelters, 5.5 acres of landscaping and irrigation. Owner initiated changes include an additional fish cleaning station, replacement of existing sanitary sewer line at South Marina, and cost difference to provide group and picnic shelters from preferred vendor.

 

 

This Design-Build project is a 21,270 square foot 2 story facility, including a high bay hangar, bonding room with clean room environment, high bay storage area, administrative areas, training classrooms and storage. HHI performed design and construction management, steel erection, quality control and misc. interior finishes. This project also included the relocation of a small metal building, site utilities, paving, installation of a pre-manufactured metal building, extensive HVAC equipment and electrical work and all other areas of construction.

This project included the Design-Build of a new 109,227 square foot Main Base Exchange Shopping Center. Work included all divisions. Facilities included Common Support (waiting area, break room, electrical/UPS rooms, mechanical rooms, etc.), Administrative Areas (secretary/receptionist, supervisor and managers’ offices, communications room, and restrooms/locker rooms), Warehouse Areas (merchandise racks, stairs and mezzanines, conveyor belt, truck loading dock equipment, shelving systems), Retail Shops, Food Court, Outdoor Sales Greenhouse, and a 53,098 square foot sales area which includes electronics, clothing, jewelry and housewares. Site Work included sidewalks, 8 ½ acres of parking, access roads, exterior lighting, landscaping and security access gates, and 25 acres of site development. HHI also performed a large amount of work the owner had planned to self-perform, and still finished ahead of schedule.

The hardstand is a 200,000 square foot storage pad for over 1300 deployable medical units. The project showcased the first use of a new resin-modified paving technology (RMP) in the intermountain region. RMP consists of an open-graded asphalt paving course impregnated with a resinous cement-slurry, and provides strength and durability in a 4” composite section equivalent to 16” thick Portland cement concrete paving. Related construction activities included asphalt paving, earthwork, storm drainage, and site lighting. HHI Corporation provided quality control and assisted with project management for Consolidated Paving & Concrete, prime contractor on the project.