Mid-Course Radar Facility Phase II & Phase III, Kennedy Space Center, Florida.
The Mid-Course Radar Facility was built to support the installation of a new Radar system utilized in the tracking of launch vehicles. The Console, Power, Transmitter and Communications buildings were constructed in Phase II to support the operation of the new system. This $4.4 million dollar project includes a 5,200 square foot Operations Building that houses the equipment previously installed in the Console, Power and Communications Buildings, which were constructed in Phase II. RUSH also constructed a three-foot thick by twelve-foot tall foundation for the new radome, which covers the entire radar system. Phase III included removal of the Power and Communication buildings, demolition of the Console Building foundation as well as the erection of two new masonry structures to be used as storage buildings. Site work included drilling a new water well and installing a sanitary sewer system and drain field with construction of a new parking lot.
“The professionalism that was demonstrated from RUSH while fulfilling the demands of the requirement in a timely manner brought on a significant satisfaction, knowing we had the best team on the project”
Miroslava J. Guisbert, Project Manager, Facilities Division, Kennedy Space Center, NASA
