The VA Medical Center (VMAC) in Hampton, VA has seen a dramatic increase in their client population as the Iraqi War is increasing the number of returning soldiers in need of rehabilitation.
The engineering staff at VMAC developed a remediation plan that called for a 5,040 square foot modular space to serve as patient interview and exam areas, in addition to staff offices. The complexity of the floor plan, in conjunction with the bidding restriction would be a deciding factor in a successful bidding process.
The Newport News office bid as a subcontractor to the SBDV prime contractor, American Veteran Construction Company. Utilizing a turn-key solution and hydraulic equipment to place the six modular units, our Vice President personally over saw the project to eliminate the high costs. In addition to using cutting edge technology, the team also provided the majority of the site service work, which has helped a long-term business partner ship form with Contractor.
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The VA Medical Center (VMAC) in Hampton, VA has seen a dramatic increase in their client population as the Iraqi War is increasing the number of returning soldiers in need of rehabilitation.
