Homestead AFB – Bldg 191 Upgrades
Construction of approximately 14,000 sf of secure Joint Air Force, Army, Navy area, 1,700 sf of flight simulator area and Life Support Functions.
Construction of approximately 14,000 sf of secure Joint Air Force, Army, Navy area, 1,700 sf of flight simulator area and Life Support Functions.
RUSH completed this critical infrastructure improvement project for the water tower and sound suppression piping at Launch Complex 39B in September 2012. These repairs are an essential part of various infrastructure improvements to Launch Complex 39B for NASA’s future space missions.
RUSH Construction, Inc. was the Construction Manager for HONDA MDF located in The Town of Grant-Valkaria, Florida. This facility was a Design-Build 11,200 square foot cast-in-place concrete building with a modified bitumen roof.
RUSH completed the Upgrade KSC Water and Wastewater Systems, Phase 2 project in August 2011.
Exploration Park Innovation Central, Kennedy Space Center, Florida RUSH Construction was the Construction Manager for the Pizzuti Companies who partnered with Space Florida on this $6.2 million project to develop Phase 1 of Exploration Park as a mixed-use technology and commerce park at Kennedy Space Center (KSC). The first phase of Exploration Park’s development encompassed…
The Commissary Warehouse is the first of its kind at Kennedy Space Center – a LEED Certified Building. This facility was designed and constructed with the goal of achieving a LEED Silver Certification, which has officially been obtained from the U.S. Green Building.
The Children’s Center is a 15,000 sq ft Design-Build project constructed in association with Scott Partnership for North Brevard Medical Support, an affiliate of Parrish Medical Center. Completed five weeks ahead of schedule, home to seven child-care agencies providing various resources to assist children from newborns to age 12.
The project required to provide a single-story Combat Training Facility and remodel an existing Combat Training Facility at MacDill AFB in Tampa, Florida.
The new Design/Build Explosive Ordnance Disposal Facility is required to accommodate 18 full time personnel and 3 Government vehicles. The facility includes spaces for administrative offices and training, conditioned storage/shops spaces and vehicle garage bays.
This $3.8 million dollar project was complicated and logistically difficult, and involved the placement of eleven new computer room air-conditioning units within the highly secure Special Operations Command Office Building.