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Hydraulic/Pneudraulic Repair Facility
Hill Air Force Base, UT

Project Description

The Hydraulic/Pneudraulic Repair Facility was a complex design/build project for the Ogden Air Logistics Command and the United States Army Corps of Engineers, Sacramento District.

The three-story leading edge facility is constructed of reinforced CMU and structural steel with brick veneer EIFS. The facility has a standing seam roof and a loading dock. The 86,968sf facility was constructed to meet Anti-terrorism Force Protection criteria and is considered a primary gathering facility on base.

The facility has approximately 4,714sf of administrative space to include offices, breakrooms, and training rooms. In addition, the facility houses two elevators (one freight and one passenger), a high-end paint booth, clean rooms, toilet and shower facilities, numerous assembly and repair spaces, mechanical rooms, stairs and circulation areas, and a 204-stall parking lot remotely located from the facility.

The facility and parking area were designed to meet ADA requirements. The facility was also designed to meet all life safety, NFPA, and UBC requirements. In addition, the facility was heavily reinforced due to the minimal set back distances from roads and parking areas.

What Our Clients Are Saying

Selection of Okland comes with very high regard. The professionalism, competence and synergy of their project team readily place them in the highest tier. As a further tribute, Okland completed this difficult project ahead of schedule.

Chris Rowins, Base Electrical Engineer
Hill Air Force Base

Architect

DMJMH+N

Owner

United States Army Corps of Engineers

Project Size

86,968sf

Date Completed

January 2004