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I.E.-Pacific, Inc.
I.E.-Pacific, Inc. is an award winning contractor that provides general construction and general engineering services throughout California and the Southwest. I.E.-Pacific, Inc. is a Woman-Owned, HUBZone Certified, Small Disadvantaged Business construction firm located in San Diego. We have been providing contracting services to Federal, State and Local agencies since 1993. I.E.-Pacific, Inc. has expertise in all types of construction, including but not limited to, design-build, design-bid-build, sole-source, new construction and renovation/repair.
Contractor Lic. No. 674845
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About Us
Who We Are
I.E.-Pacific, Inc. is an award winning contractor that provides general construction and general engineering services throughout California and the Southwest. I.E.-Pacific, Inc. is a Woman-Owned, HUBZone Certified, Small Disadvantaged Business construction firm located in San Diego. We have been providing contracting services to Federal, State and Local agencies since 1993. I.E.-Pacific, Inc. has expertise in all types of construction, including but not limited to, design-build, design-bid-build, sole-source, new construction and renovation/repair.
What We Do
I.E.-Pacific, Inc. builds quality projects that are completed on time and within our client’s budget. Our commitment to exceed our client’s expectations ensures that you will always get the best possible value. We can build your projects while helping your agency meet your disadvantaged business contracting goals.
Sole Source Contracts
I.E.-Pacific, Inc. has successfully completed 13 sole-source projects for the Department of the Navy, the Department of Labor, U.S. Department of Agriculture, GSA and Southern California Edison.
Project Experience
We have successfully built more than $100 million dollars in construction projects for Federal, State and Local agencies. The projects ranged in value up to $13,500,000. The typical project types and delivery systems included:
- design-build
- design-bid-build
- sole-source
- new construction
- renovation/repair
- revitalization
- alteration/repair
- seismic upgrade
- industrial buildings
- commercial buildings
- BEQ’s
- military housing
- armories
- shooting ranges
- wastewater pretreatment facilities
- courthouses
- warehouses
- Anti-Terrorism Force Protection (ATFP)
- Military Operations on Urban Terrain (MOUT)
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Projects
Design/Bid/Build Construct Billy Mills Sports Complex Baseball Field at NALF San Clemente Island, CA
IN CONSTRUCTION
The work includes renovations to the existing softball field and adjacent areas of the Billy Mills Sports Complex and incidental related work. Primary work shall consist of earthwork, subgrade and drainage preparation for the installation of synthetic turf outfield, skinned infield, home place and baseline markings, galvanized chain link backstop and perimeter field fencing, metal foul ball poles, covered dugouts, concrete pads for future bleachers and accessible parking stall with d.g. path of travel to the bleachers. Existing bleachers and fencing at the site shall be removed.
Design/Build P281 Construct Engine Test Stand Facility at NBVC, NAS Pt Mugu, Ventura, CA
IN DESIGN
This project consists two reinforced concrete pads with mooring eyes and blase deflector shields to support the testing of two turbo prop engines (curently used on the E-2C and C-2a aircraft). This project will also construct a new 4,000 SF CMU Ground Support Equipment (GSE) shop with standing seam metal roof, rollup door and pile foundation. The GSE shop shall include equipment storage area, maintenance area, administrative area, and restrooms.
Design/Build P378 Security Ops Complex & MWD Facility, MCAS Yuma, CA
IN DESIGN
This project consists of the design and construction of a new Security/Operations facility with enclosed building area not to exceed 2,640 m² (28,417 ft²) and a Military Working Dog Facility with enclosed building area not to exceed 347 m² (3,735 ft²), on a site of approximately 2.9 acres. This is a ground up project and will includes all work from grading and foundations, MEP, all finishes and more.
Design/Build Renovate BEQs 781 & 782, NASNI Coronado, CA
IN DESIGN
The 1970’s constructed Bachelor Enlisted Quarters 781&782 is a 4-story building, with approximately 22,264 square feet. Each building holds sixteen (16) standard Type ‘A’ and sixteen (16) standard Type ‘B’ units with sixty-four (64) total bachelor quarters. This project includes, but is not necessarily limited to the repair of all unit interiors of two housing blocks, as well as the central support building comprising the complex. The project scope is to renovate the interior of the BEQ's and install new finishes throughout the buildings.
Design/Build Fire Fighting Training Facility & Facility Drafting Tank, Palmdale, CA
IN DESIGN
This is a design-build project to provide Fire Fighting Training for the Air Force Plant 24 at Palmdale, CA. The project was awarded to include the design and construct an underground recirculation drafting tank, holding a minimum of 15,000 gallons of usable water and have a depth between 13 to 15 feet at Air Force Plant 42, Palmdale, CA. This project also includes the design and construction of a Penetration Aircraft Skin Trainer (PAST) for the Fire Department training within the foot print of Air Force Plant 42 at Palmdale, CA. The facility includes site work, site drainage, electrical and gas to support the mission statement of this project.
Design/Build Renovate Unaccompanied Housing Bldg PH1478., Port Hueneme, CA
IN CONSTRUCTION
This is a design/build project to renovate and provide repairs for PH1478, which is a 22,260 SF 3- story motel style Unaccompanied Housing (UH) unit constructed in 1995. The RFP anticipates that the facility will accommodate 90 sleeping units with two occupants per room when the project is complete. The upgrade includes the electrical, mechanical, fire protection, architectural layout conforming to a 2+0 sleeping unit design, removal of HAZMAT materials as well as a seismic upgrade to the structural system. The goal is to provide upgrades and a current code compliant facility. A total of six ABA accessible units are called-for in the RFP.
Design/Build PE12312R Install Window Film, MCB Camp Pendleton, CA
IN CONSTRUCTION
This project is for the installation of heat-resistive, sun-reflective film on the existing single pane clear glass windows and exterior glazing at doors on 81 buildings in 11, 13, 15, 16, 21, 33, 43, 53, and 62 areas of Camp Pendleton. These buildings are used for area command headquarters and various offices. The addition of window film provides privacy control, improves the comfort and significantly lowers cooling bills with Energy Saving.
Design/Build Replace Hospital Roof Bldg 1145, 29 Palms, CA
IN CONSTRUCTION
This is a Design/Build project that will provide for the re-roofing of the main building and an adjacent power plant building (approximately 88,500 SF), replacement of building expansion joints on the roof, installation of fall protection railing at two 25’ sections of roof edge, replacement of all sealant at exterior wall expansion joints and at windows and doors, replacement of ten sections of glass blocks with fiberglass translucent panel insulating system (FTPIS), and replacement of eight pyramid-shaped acrylic skylights with eight similar units constructed of FTPIS. The repairs provided will correct existing weather proofing deficiencies resulting from the harsh desert climate, and extend the serviceability of the exterior envelope for the next 30 years.
Design/Build PE12300R Water Conservation for 249 Facilities, MCB Camp Pendleton, San Diego, CA
IN CONSTRUCTION
This project shall replace water using equipment in 248 facilities. These wasteful water users include toilets, urinals, faucets, shower heads, ice machines, pre-rinse sprayers, garbage disposals, pulpers, and dish washers. Majority of these fixtures and equipment have reached the end of their useful life. The scope includes energy upgraded components to improve water and energy usage in these facilities.
Design/Bid/Build Hangar 323 Bupers Spaces, Pt. Mugu NBVC, Ventura, CA
IN CONSTRUCTION
This is a Design-Bid-Build project for the repair/renovation of approximately 24,000 square feet of the first floor administration and shop area within Hangar 323. The scope includes renovation of offices for various departments, command office suite, briefing rooms, video teleconference room, break rooms, restrooms/showers, avionics shop, airframe/power plant shop, supply and sensitive compartmented information facilities (SCIF) witin the existing hangar. The work also includes abatement of asbestos containing material (ACM) mastic in the floor tile, and minor repair to the existing parking lot to accommodate and meet accessibility requirements. The project also includes renovations to the existing heating ventilation system, which is to include air conditioning to the administrative spaces.
Design/Build Renovate BEQ Bldg 60193, NALF, San Clemente Island, CA
IN CONSTRUCTION
This project modernizes existing gang-head style Bachelor Quarters Building 601193 to create a minimum 36 living units with 72 sleeping rooms to meet current BQ configuration (1+1) standards. Project incorporates energy efficient measures by the use of solar systems and resurfacing existing parking areas with permeable pavers. The project will also repair the perimeter foundational stem wall damage caused by moisture trapped under the slab, roofing and roof flashing conditions that has failed and is allowing water into the building, and the slab edge conditions that have allowed standing water to occur at window panel locations.
Design/Build Renovate Naval School of Health Science (NSHS) Facility, Building 14, Naval Medical Center, San Diego CA
IN CONSTRUCTION
Our NSHS Facility, Building 14 project that involves the renovation of all three floors of Building-14, Naval Medical Center San Diego. This newly renovated building is required to meet SWMI, NSHS and ADAP requirements. This job will minimize energy consumption of the facilities, conserve resources, and improve occupant productivity, health and comfort to reduce the total cost of ownership of the project using a whole building, life-cycle approach.
Design/Build Military Working Dog, Travis AFB, Fairfield CA
IN CONSTRUCTION
This project is a design-build project to construct a maximum of 1,830 square foot Administration Facility with a maximum of 1,506 square footl Dog Kennel Facility, and related supporting facility space. Supporting facility space includes utilities, parking & sidewalks, communication, fencing, walkway, sitework, and landscaping.
Design/Build Wheeled Vehicle Maintenance, 29 Palms, CA
IN CONSTRUCTION
Our Wheeled Vehicle Maintenance Building at 29 Palms, CA calls for the design and construction of a communications/electronics maintenance storage building at the Marine Corps Ground Combat Center (MCAGCC). The project includes several design, construction and scheduling challenges. Special attention must be given to coordinating the design and construction of this project with concurrent GTF OPS projects to provide a cohesive Tank Battalion Complex and to coordinating project construction activities to minimize impact on concurrent projects and the Combat Center. The project also provides related Seismic Features, Anti-Terrorism/Force Protection (ATFP), Built-In Equipment, Operation & Maintenance Support Information (OMSI), and Information Systems. This project will be LEED Gold Certified.
Design/Build Armory and Missile Equipment, 29 Palms, CA
IN CONSTRUCTION
This project is for the design and construction of an armory and missile equipment maintenance shop at the Marine Corps Ground Combat Center (MCAGCC) in Twentynine Palms California. The MCAGCC/MAGTFTC mission is to conduct relevant live-fire that promotes operational forces readiness as well as to provide the facilities, services, and support responsive to the needs of resident organizations, Marines, Sailors, and their families today and tomorrow. This project will be LEED Gold certified.
Design/Build Tracked Vehicle Maintenance, 29 Palms, CA
IN CONSTRUCTION
The above project at 29 Palms, CA includes a tracked Vehicle Maintenance Shop with reinforced concrete masonry unit (CMU) high-bay building with seismic upgrades, engineered building foundation, standing seam metal roof, vehicle bays, cranes, office spaces, storage spaces, vehicle workspaces, NMCI/ telecommunications closets, public address, building mechanical systems, building electrical systems, supporting facilities and site improvements. Once completed, this project will be LEED Gold certified.
Design/Build Retrofit Air Traffic Control Facilities, Fallon, NV
COMPLETED
This project was a design-build retrofit of the existing Air Traffic Control (ATC) facilities in Buildings 800, 466, and 301 located in Naval Air Station Fallon, approximately seven miles southeast of the community of Fallon, Nevada.
Design/Build Renovate 3rd Floor Southwing Bldg 116, Naval Base San Diego, CA
COMPLETED
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This was a design-build project. Work consisted of demolishing approximately 22,300 sq. ft. of floor space at the 3rd floor of building 116 located at Naval Base San Diego, California.
Design/Bid/Build B-1 Emergency Dept & B-6 Int Spaces, Naval Medical Center, San Diego, CA
COMPLETED
This project modernizes, expands and recapitalizes the existing Emergency Room, Rapid Treatment Area and Fast Track operations. The renovated facility expands the overall number of treatment / exam areas throughout the Emergency Department and improves spatial relationships between the various functional areas of the Emergency Department. Patient flow throughout the entire department is improved, resulting in a more efficient model for providing healthcare services.
Design/Build Renovate Bldg. 94, Command Suite at Naval Base Coronado, San Diego, CA
COMPLETED
This project was to renovate the existing Fleet Readiness Center’s (FRC) Command Suite office at Naval Base Coronado, San Diego including the Command Suite Foyer, Administration area, XO’s office, CO’s office, CO’s bathroom, CO’s Conference Room, Plant Manager’s office, Kitchenette area and including at the first deck and the Quarterdeck entry Lobby.
Design/Build Renovate Bldg 330, Virology Lab
COMPLETED
Building 330 is an existing two-story World War II era, wooden structure with a total area of 48,000 SF, and was originally used as a barracks building. Our project was to renovate Building 330 to accommodate a Virology and Bacteriology Laboratory and related administrative spaces. Renovations at the first floor support all equipment and personnel for the Virology and Bacteriology Laboratory. Renovations at the second floor provided administrative spaces in support of the labs at the first floor. This project was LEED certified.
Design/Build Marine Corps Reserve Center Renovation, Bakersfield, CA
COMPLETED
This project is a design build contract to renovate the existing facilities at the Marine Corps Reserve Center in Bakersfield, CA The renovations for this project include: abatement of hazardous materials, selective and site demolition, roofing repair and replacement, electrical and mechanical system enhancements, upgrades to the existing fire protection systems, restroom renovations, cosmetic improvements, installation of new windows, energy enhancements, anti-terrorism/force protection (ATFP) upgrades, new interior finishes, construction of a new pre-engineered storage building, and site improvements.
Design/Build Marine Corps Reserve Center Renovation, Pico Rivera, CA
COMPLETED
This project was a design-build renovation of an existing Marine Corps Reserve Center consisting of a 17,000 SF administration building/drill hall and 5,400 SF gun shed. Renovation included new flooring, paint, ceilings, doors, mechanical units, electrical fixtures and switches, communications system, and ATFP windows.
Design/Build Construct Weapons and Armaments Facility #2, NAWS China Lake, CA
COMPLETED
This was a design/build (IDIQ MACC) project to provide interior architectural finish upgrades, electrical modifications, life safety improvements, and roof repairs to Buildings 10 and 11, two historically significant buildings along the original ‘quadrangle’ of Naval Air Station North Island. These two-story buildings house command level functions with over 460 work stations and private offices in 292 rooms or spaces. The total area of the two buildings is approximately 116,300 SF.
Design/Build Repair Hangar 103, MCAS Yuma, AZ
COMPLETED
This project consisted of repairing Hanger 103 and installing an overhead bridge crane at the hanger at the Marine Corps Air Station in Yuma, AZ.
Design/Build DRMO Consolidation NOF, IB, Naval Base Coronado & Naval Station, San Diego, CA
COMPLETED
This project was to relocate the Defense Reutilization and Material Office (DRMO) Admin. from Bldg. 193, Naval Outlying Landing Field (NOLF) Imperial Beach (IB), Naval Base Coronado (NBC), San Diego to Bldg. 3642 at Naval Base San Diego (NBSD). This project was also move DRMO Salvage Yard (NBSD) to an area adjacent to the existing Naval Base San Diego Recycling compound.
Design/Build New Fire Station, NWS Seal Beach Detachment, Concord, CA
COMPLETED
This project was to design/build a Fire Station at Naval Weapons Station Seal Beach Detachment, Concord CA. The Fire Station is a one-company headquarters fire station to house an aero-platform truck and a hazardous material truck.
Design/Build Repair/Renovate Bldg 210730, Field Medical Training Battalion, MCB, Camp Pendleton,CA
COMPLETED
This project consisted of the renovation of a 23,000 SF, two-story facility for the Field Medical Training Battalion located in Building 210730 at Marine Corps Base, Camp Pendleton, California. The scope of work included the redesign of the offices and restrooms, a new standing seam metal roof and sloped roof structure, and a state-of-the art new audio-visual system.
Design/Build Consolidated Operations Center, Marine Corps Air Station, MCB, Camp Pendleton, CA
COMPLETED
This was a design/build project to provide a two-story Consolidated Operations Center for Marine Air Group (MAG) 39, the largest Marine Air Group in the United States Marine Corps. The facilities are of permanent construction and designed to have a life expectancy of a minimum of 50 years. The building has a total area of 11,400 gross square feet and was designed as an energy efficient, environmentally responsible, and user-friendly facility, while reflecting the command-level nature of the activities housed within.
Design/Build Repair/ Renovate Building 210730, Field Medical Training Battalion, MCB, Camp Pendleton, CA
COMPLETED
The project consisted of the renovation of a 23,000 square foot, two-story facility for the Field Medical Training Battalion located in Building 210730 at Marine Corps Base, Camp Pendleton, California. The scope of work included the redesign of the offices and restrooms, a new standing seam metal roof and sloped roof structure, and a state-of-the art new audio-visual system.
SOF Military Operations on Urban Terrain (MOUT) Training Complex, San Clemente Island, CA
COMPLETED
The work for this project included the construction of a MOUT (Military Operations on Urban Terrain) Training Complex comprised of eight (8) buildings ranging in size from one-story to five-stories. The buildings were constructed of CMU wall construction with concrete slab-on-grade and precast concrete planks on upper floors and roof deck with concrete topping slabs. The buildings were constructed to mimic typical Iraqi buildings to allow training at San Clemente Island.
NCIS Building 91 Renovation, Naval Air Station North Island, San Diego, CA
COMPLETED
The project scope was to design and construct new administrative and training facilities for Naval Criminal Investigative Services (NCIS), which needed to be relocated from another building. The project had a tight timeline in that the relocation had to be completed by October 31, 2004, i.e. in seven months from the date the RFP was issued. Design/build of the shell was scheduled for 150 days, with the remaining two months allotted for installation of furnishing and workstations. The original awarded scope included the preparation of a Comprehensive Interior Design (CID) Plan that was subsequently modified to include the procurement and installation of the systems furniture and all furnishings. This provided a realistic delivery method to meet the project schedule while maintaining design quality and single point of design/build turnkey responsibility.
Design/Build Expand Parking Structures 608 & 636, Naval Sub Base, San Diego, CA
COMPLETED
Work included seismically upgrading walls and columns, installation of steel brackets and miscellaneous structural repairs to meet current seismic codes. Work also included additional electrical and mechanical (standpipe system) utilities, paving and site improvements.
The project was originally envisioned as adding one additional level each to two existing structures. During the design phase, it was mutually agreed that adding two levels to Parking Structure B608 would be acceptable.
The scope included selective demolition of the existing structure, structural retrofit, construction of several 22’ tall cast-in-place walls and columns, erection of two stories of columns and walls including spandrels and girders, the placement of 60,000 square feet of concrete decks and two floors of structural steel railings.
160 parking spaces were added to the existing capacity of 245, for a total of 405 spaces. The existing supporting facilities outside of the building consisting of site utilities (electrical and storm sewer) and pedestrian circulation system remained with no alterations.
Repairs to Various Storm Damaged Buildings, Camp Pendleton, CA
COMPLETED
This project consisted of construction three interrelated designs for repairs and alterations to storm damaged Buildings 2331, 23312, 23118, 23119, 2378, 23126, 12127, 23105, 23135, 23157 and 23126; physical relocation of Building 2331; and construction of Native Tree Park.
This project was awarded the ConstrucTech Vision Award for innovative use of technologies in construction.
Design/Build Integrated Communications Hub Facility, MCB, Camp Pendleton, CA
COMPLETED
This project involved the design, grading, drainage and demolition plans for the placement of an Integrated Communications Hub at Camp Pendleton. The facility is a 19,966 square foot, two-story masonry veneer and structural steel building with metal roofing system. The newest seismic regulations, outlined in TI-809, were followed in the structural design. This was one of the first buildings to utilize the new TI-809 requirements on the West coast. The building consists of offices, classrooms, a computer lab and operational spaces. The project also includes a walkway over an existing open channel. New parking lots and landscaping were included in the design.
This project received an Outstanding rating from the Dept. of the Navy and was awarded a Certificate of Commendation from Associated Builders & Contractors.
Design/Build Armory Expansion, Building 210674, Del Mar Area 21, MCB, Camp Pendleton, CA
COMPLETED
This project was to design/build a new 10,903 square foot addition and 3,401 square foot renovation to an existing Weapons Armory Building, in compliance with military physical security requirements. This was a “Fast-track” project; the civil design was accomplished and work began on the site prior to the entire design package being complete.
This project received a rating of Above Average from the Dept. of the Navy.
Santa Margarita Ranch House Landscaping, MCB, Camp Pendleton, CA
COMPLETED
This project consisted of irrigation, planting and landscaping on a highly visible, historical facility for the base Commanding General. The scope of work involved landscaping the yard at the historic Santa Margarita Ranch House to repair damage from the recent construction of a levee. This project was extremely time sensitive, as it had to be completed prior to the established change of command. This project not only received a rating of “Outstanding” from the Dept. of the Navy, but it also received written praise from the USMC General for the quality of the work and the manner in which it was performed.
This project received a rating of Outstanding from the Dept. of the Navy.
Design/Build Loop Fire Water Main, Camp Pendleton, CA
COMPLETED
Design/Build of ductile iron pipe mainline/PVC laterals and cathodic Protection for entire length of MCAS Camp Pendleton required extensive research of as-built drawings, research of visible site improvements, extensive pot holing and understanding of base operations. Constant coordination with FMD, base water departments, design partner and major subcontractor provided best engineering solution to a complex installation currently being installed.
Communication between government officials, design consultants major subcontractor, material suppliers and industry representatives ensured final design was possible within restraints of original RFP. I.E.-Pacific self-performed site repairs (i.e. concrete, fencing, landscaping, etc.), small diameter piping, scheduling, quality control and management.
The project was broken up into nine phases to minimize disruption to the potable and firewater service at MCAS Camp Pendleton. Each phase ware required to be tested and accepted prior to beginning work on the next phase. The phased schedule had to be modified numerous times to accommodate other construction projects and to modify outage dates as requested by PWC.
This project received a rating of Outstanding from the Dept. of the Navy and was awarded an Excellence in Construction Award from Associated Builders & Contractors.
Cottonwood Creek Park, Encinitas, CA
COMPLETED
New construction of an 8-acre park encompassing six (6) different phases/areas:
Park Improvements Phase/Area included; earthwork, underground utilities, pedestrian bridges, gazebo, restroom building, retaining walls with boulder veneer, tennis court, basketball court, site lighting, a boulder stream, colored concrete, site furnishings, irrigation and landscaping, turf area, iron railings, asphalt and concrete paving and signage.
Wetland/Riparian Zone Phase/Area included; earthwork, extensive dewatering, 96” CMP storm drain, creation of a wetland area, site utilities, pre-stressed concrete piles, structural concrete, structural steel, bridge, wood decks and railings, pond, retaining walls with boulder veneer, irrigation and landscaping, hydro-seeding and site lighting.
War/Peace Memorial Phase/Area included; earthwork, site utilities, stone walls, water fountain feature, war plaque, flag poles, site concrete, pavers, concrete stairs with pavers, site lighting, irrigation and landscaping.
Playground Phase/Area included; water/sand play structure, climbing rock, playground equipment, resilient rubberized surface, colored concrete, concrete paving, and retaining walls with boulder veneer.
Intersection Phase/Area included; earthwork, demolition, underground electrical and utilities, modular concrete retaining wall, concrete sidewalks, modifications to existing traffic signal equipment, new traffic signal, asphalt paving, striping and signage.
Street and Public Improvements Phase/Area included; street demolition, RCP storm drain, masonry retaining wall, stainless steel retaining wall, site concrete, new street light and base, asphalt, striping and signage. Water, Sewer and Electrical Improvements Phase/Area included; demolition of existing water, sewer and electrical utilities, new PVC water main, sewer bypass, PVC sewer main, and new underground electrical.
This project received a Project of the Year Award from the American Public Works Association.
Design/Build Facilities ATFP Projects, Camp Pendleton, CA
COMPLETED
Work consisted of improvements and security Improvements at three sites: Del Mar Gate House, San Onofre Gate House and Pulgas Gate.
Work at Del Mar Gate included one masonry guard house, one masonry sentry posts and sign, jersey barriers (575 LF), concrete, irrigation and landscape, traffic signal, underground site utilities, fencing, flagpoles, asphalt (7,500 SF) and striping.
Work at San Onofre Gate included one masonry guard house, two masonry sentry posts and sign, jersey barriers (775 LF), concrete, irrigation and landscape, traffic signal, underground site utilities, fencing, flagpoles, asphalt (3,600 SF) and striping.
Work at Pulgas Gate included jersey barriers (150 LF) and one inspection lane with four overhead lights.
This project received a rating of Above Average from the Dept. of the Navy.
Design/Build Ground Combat Training Range, MCAS Mirimar, CA
COMPLETED
The project scope was to design and construct a Certified Pistol Range (50 yards in length and 25 Shooting Lanes), and Administration and Training Facilities to support the new range and the existing Rifle Range. All facilities were built to be sustainable, non-combustible, permanent construction to have a life expectancy of a minimum of 20 years. Design features included slab on grade, masonry walls, metal roofing, heating/ventilation/air conditioning, day lighting, concrete walkways, vandal-resistant and sound rated doors and windows. Additionally, a 10,000-gallon water tank and hydrant was provided for fire protection of these structures. Project also included grading, erosion control, impact and sight berms, site improvements, parking, site utilities and anti-terrorism/force protection.
This project was constructed in East Miramar without the support of utilities normally provided by the Government. No water and very limited electricity was available. All water for earthwork, concrete finishing and clean up was trucked in and stored on site. Electricity was not available to a large portion of
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I.E.-Pacific, Inc.
Engineering & General Contracting
Contractor Lic. No. 674845
Classification A & B150 West Crest Street
Escondido, CA 92025Phone: (760) 294-7097
Fax: (760) 294-7098
Email: iepinc@iepacific.com
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Awards
Accredited Quality Contractor: ABC San Diego 2001-2013 2014 STAR Safety Award - D/B Water Conservation of 249 Facilities at Camp Pendleton, CA LEED Gold: U.S.Green Building Council - Design/Build P121 Tracked, 29 Palms, CA LEED Gold: U.S.Green Building Council - Design/Build P101 Wheeled, 29 Palms, CA LEED Gold: U.S.Green Building Council - Design/Build P173 Armory, 29 Palms, CA 2013 STEP Diamond: ABC San Diego Award of Excellence: ABC San Diego - Design/Build P121 Tracked, 29 Palms, CA Award of Excellence: ABC San Diego - Design/Build P101 Wheeled, 29 Palms, CA Award of Merit: ABC San Diego - Design/Build P173 Armory, 29 Palms, CA Eagle Award (1st Place): ABC of America - Design/Build P173 Armory, 29 Palms, CA Pyramid Award (2nd Place): ABC of America - Design/Build P121 Tracked, 29 Palms, CA Pyramid Award (2nd Place): ABC of America - Design/Build P101 Wheeled, 29 Palms, CA 7th Fastest Growing Private Company: San Diego Business Journal National AGC Safety Award Program (NASA): AGC of America 2012 STEP Diamond: ABC San Diego Excellence in Construction: ABC San Diego - Design/Build Renovate Bldg 1 Emergency Dept & Resotre Bldg 6 Interior Mental Health Clinic and Developmental Health Center, Naval Medical Center San Diego, CA 2011 STEP Platinum: ABC San Diego 2010 STEP Platinum: ABC San Diego 2009 STEP Platinum: ABC San Diego Excellence in Construction: ABC San Diego - Design/Build Expansion of Parking Structures Bldg 608 & 636, Naval Base Point Loma 100 Fastest Growing Private Companies: San Diego Business Journal 2008 Award of Merit: Lifeguard Tower Replacement and North Beach Restroom Facility, Coronado, CA Top 50 Women Owned Businesses: San Diego Business Journal STEP Gold: ABC San Diego Award of Excellence: DBIA Western Pacific Region - Design/Build Field Medical Trianing Battalion Project Excellend in Construction: ABC San Diego - Design/Build Field Medical Training Battalion Project National Construction Safety Excellence Award (CSEA): AGC of America Construction Safety Excellence Award (CSEA): AGC San Diego 2007 Build San Diego Finalist for Unique Small Project: AGC San Diego - Design/Build Consolidated Operations Center Project Merit Award: DBIA Wester Pacific Region - Design/Build Consolidated Operations Center Project Excellence in Construction: ABC San Diego - Design/Build Consolidated Operations Center Project STEP Gold: ABC San Diego National Construction Safety Excellence Award (CSEA): AGC of America Construction Safety Excellence Award (CSEA): AGC San Diego 2006 Merit Award: ABC San Diego - Design/Build P-124 Ground Combat Training Range Project STEP Gold: ABC San Diego 2005 Merit Award: AGC - San Diego Chapter Build San Diego Design/Build NCIS Building 91 Project Excellence in Construction (EIC): ABC San Diego - Design/Build NCIS Building 91 Project Excellence in Construction (EIC): ABC San Diego - Design/Build Loop Fire Water Main Project
