Marine Corps Base Hawaii Barracks Project Crosses Halfway Mark
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“Construction of two new barracks at Marine Corps Base Hawaii has passed the halfway mark, with structural work complete and crews installing building systems and finishing the interior.”
“The Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command Hawaii's $174.6 million project was about 53% complete as of Oct. 1.”
“The two connected, five-story buildings will provide 190 rooms for up to 380 military personnel, replacing quarters that have reached the end of their usable life.”
“The team has also completed more than 170,000 work hours without lost time due to injury.”
“Crews have installed windows and railings throughout both buildings.”
“Installation of heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems has progressed through the first three floors.”
“The barracks will include elevators, duty offices, laundry rooms, vending areas and multipurpose spaces with kitchens and restrooms.”
“Additional amenities include gear wash and drying areas, bicycle storage and recreational pavilions.”
“The project also includes roadway and parking improvements, sidewalks, landscaping, supporting utilities, a central plant and an emergency generator.”
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