Environmental Engineering Research Facility Renovation

Location: Vicksburg, MS

Client: USACE

EMR was awarded a $4.5M contract for the renovation of Building 3297, a 17,593-square-foot facility undergoing a comprehensive upgrade. The project includes the full replacement of the mechanical/HVAC system and a complete refresh of the administrative areas, including the front entrance and lobby, front offices, conference room, and break room—enhanced by the addition of a new wellness/mother’s room. The building’s north and south wing laboratories will also be modernized, with select labs reconfigured and expanded to create larger, more versatile spaces. Beyond the interior work, the project encompasses all associated civil and site improvements, including upgraded drainage systems and utility connections for both water and stormwater.

Bio-Synthetic Lab Renovation

Location: ERDC Vicksburg, MS

Client: USACE

EMR was awarded a $4.3M contract by USACE for the renovation of the BioSynthetic Lab on the Engineer Research and Development Center (ERDC) in Vicksburg, MS. Phase I of this project includes complete interior renovation of Building 6007, approximately 3,064 SF, along with renovations of some essential program components within Building 6011. Phase II includes the interior renovation of the remainder of Building 6011.

Engineer Research & Development Lab

Location: Redstone Arsenal, AL

Client: USACE

EMR was awarded a $5.1M contract by USACE to construct a Research, Development, Test & Evaluation Laboratory facility which includes a high bay area large enough to house tactical vehicles and an overhead crane that will be used to reconfigure the space as needed for each type of development undertaken on large instrumentation. Additional spaces required include offices, conference room, lab areas, restrooms, and common support spaces. Support facilities include site development, utilities and and more.

Shock and Applied Impact Laboratory

Location: Eglin AFB, FL

Client: USACE

EMR was awarded a $6.3M contract to construct a new Shock and Applied Impact Laboratory. This project is a 7,616 square foot 1-story facility w/concrete foundation, pre-engineered steel frame structural system, insulated metal panel system, metal stud w/gypsum wall board walls, sloped metal roof system with insulation, and interior utilities (elect, fire suppression, plumbing and HVAC) to house firing instrument equipment for indoor experiments in high bay, control/office, unisex restrooms, lapping room, build room, mezzanine storage area, and communication area. Site improvements include landscaping, pavement, retention ponds, extended utilities, and all necessary supports.