$2.1 million approach light pier at the end of Runway 04 at MacDill Air Force Base. This design job included demolition of the existing approach light pier, including the concrete frame house.
RUSH completed the Replace Feeders & Ducts, Contractor Road project at Kennedy Space Center, Florida in March 2011 roughly six months ahead of schedule.
Construction of a 5,949 sf single story CMU facility for Para-Rescue Training at Patrick AFB, FL. was a $2.2 million dollar project…
RUSH-LINK TWO JV completed the Add/Alter Zodiac Storage Bldg. 689 project in April 2012. The work performed under this project consisted of providing the labor, equipment, and materials necessary to make miscellaneous structural, architectural, mechanical, electrical, and life safety improvements to Building 689 Zodiac Storage at Patrick AFB, Florida…
RUSH-LINK TWO JV completed the 920th Life Support Bldg. 624 HVAC Renovation project May 2012: the removal of 3 constant volume DX air handling units and condensers, 11 variable air volume boxes, 2 main distribution power panels, and 1 112.5 kVA pad mounted transformer.
This project included the construction of a two story 7,000 sf addition for aerobic and weight training as well as the addition of 52 parking spaces built over an underground water retention system. The interior renovations included adding a new family changing rooms, renovation and expansion of the existing woman’s locker rooms, laundry facility and…
The Diagnostic Imaging & Urgent Care Center for Parrish Medical Center. The most challenging and rewarding part of this project centered around the design-build construction delivery method along with an extremely challenging schedule.
The scope of this project consisted of the renovation of the existing Dive Tank Facility, KW-400, located on the Special Forces Underwater Operations base at Trumbo Point NAS Key West, FL. RUSH-PEAK JV completed all renovation activities in February 2011. The scope of the renovation work activities included the replacement of the existing tank lights…
In his new position, RUSH Construction, Inc.’s former Director of Finance, David Dapore, plans to work with the team with renewed focus and energy.
From February 5th-8th, 2015, RUSH Construction, Inc. hosted the 28th bi-annual Construction Advisory Board (CAB) meeting at its headquarters in Titusville, Florida. All five members of the board were in attendance.
