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Reston Police Station | Bailey's Fire Station | Fire and Rescue Training Academy | Willow Oaks/Mid-County Human Services Center | McLean Police Station | Fair Oaks Police/Fire and Rescue Station | Animal Shelter | Historic Old Courthouse | Mondloch House | Wiehle Avenue Metro Station
Reston Police Station Renovation/Expansion
- The new facility will be constructed on the same site as the existing Police Station and Governmental Center.
- The Police Station and Supervisor’s office will remain open during construction.
- The project will be certified LEED Silver.
- Construction will occur in four phases: initial site work, construction of new building, demolition of existing building, final site work.
- Project Number: PS-000004-001
- Scope: Construction of a new 36,000-square-feet two-story Police Station and Governmental Center.
- Estimated Completion: Winter 2015
- Funding: $18,800,000
- Architect: AECOM
- Contractor: Dustin Corporation
- Project Manager: Kim Callahan
- Project Engineer: Nikolai Dubynin, 703-324-5800, TTY 711
Bailey's Crossroads Volunteer Fire Station
- The project includes demolition of existing building and construction of new fire station.
- Temporary fire station constructed at 3521 Moncure Avenue to maintain fire and rescue service during construction.
- The project will be registered as LEED Silver with the US Green Building Council.
- Project Number: FS-000002-001
- Scope: A new 16,900 -square-feet replacement station for the 35-year-old station that was severely damaged in the February 2010 snow storm.
- Estimated Completion: Summer 2014
- Funding: $11,500,000
- Architect: LeMay Erickson Willcox Architects
- Contractor: Scheibel Construction
- Project Manager: Aaron Koch
- Project Engineer: Shaukat Faheem, 703-324-5800, TTY 711
Fire and Rescue Training Academy Expansion/Renovation Phase II
- Two story addition includes training classrooms, two tiered lecture classrooms, fitness area, locker rooms and instructor’s offices
- Renovation and expansion will occur while the Academy continues its important operations.
- The project will consolidate training functions which currently occur off-site.
- The project is anticipated to be LEED silver.
- Project Number: FS-000008-002 / 312
- Scope: Design and construction of an approximate 27,460-square-foot two-story addition plus renovation of approximately 4,500 square feet of existing interior spaces for the main training academy building.
- Estimated Completion: Summer 2014
- Funding: $13,689,564
- Architect: Dewberry
- Contractor: Manekin Construction
- Project Manager: Christopher Smith
- Project Engineer: Allen Quinde, 703-324-5800, TTY 711
McLean Police Station Renovation/Expansion
- Renovation and expansion of the McLean District Police Station. The station will remain open during the renovation.
- Renovation of the Dranesville District Supervisor’s office. The Dranesville Supervisor’s office has been relocated to McLean Square Shopping Center during the renovation period.
- Renovation will also include a new lobby and renovated community room.
- The project will be LEED silver.
- Project Number: PS-000005-001 / 312
- Scope: Renovation and expansion of the existing police station and governmental center, expanding the facility from 21,600 square feet to 39,200 square feet.
- Estimated Completion: Fall 2014
- Funding: $20,100,000
- Architect: Moseley Architects
- Contractor: Dustin Construction
- Project Manager: Christopher Smith
- Project Engineer: Mike Fegan, 703-324-5800, TTY 711
Willow Oaks/Mid-County Human Services Center - 8221 Willow Oaks Corporate Drive, Fairfax
- Replacement of Woodburn Mental Health Center and consolidation of behavioral health and alcohol/drug services programs from a number of leased spaces.
- A small emergency operations center, peer resource center, pharmacy, satellite primary care clinic and satellite offices for Information Technology and Facilities Management departments.
- Common infrastructure improvements, constructed by Inova under a joint agreement, to Arlington Blvd., Willow Oaks Corporate Dr., Williams Dr., traffic lights; and stormwater pond, retaining walls and wetland mitigation provisions.
- Sustainable design principals and vegetated roofs and other, enhanced stormwater management features; energy-efficient mechanical, electrical and lighting systems; water-saving fixtures, and materials with recycled content. The project goal is to achieve LEED Silver level certification
- Project Number: HS-000005-001
- Scope: The project is a human services facility with a total area of 200,000 square feet including 160,000 square feet on four floors and 40,000 square feet in cellar space. The project also includes a parking structure with approximately 700 parking spaces.
- Estimated Completion: Summer 2014
- Funding: $82,500,000
- Architect: Noritake Associates, Inc.
- Contractor: Manhattan Construction
- Project Manager: Katayoon Shaya
- Project Engineer: Maurice Avren, 703-324-5800, TTY 711
Fair Oaks Police and Fire/Rescue Station - 12300 Lee Jackson Memorial Hwy., Fairfax
- The renovation and expansion of the existing Police Station includes a two-story addition, a new updated main entrance and several smaller additions.
- The Fire and Rescue Station renovation consists of minor upgrades and two new small additions.
- The facility will remain operational during construction.
- Construction will occur is three phases: sitework, construction of new addition, and renovation of existing station
- Project Number: 312/009225
- Project Scope: Renovation and expansion of the existing police station from approximately 24,000 square feet to 45,000 square feet with minor upgrades to the fire station.
- Estimated Completion: Winter 2013
- Funding: $17,400,000
- Architect: PSA Dewberry
- Contractor: Milestone Construction
- Project Manager: Dennis Holder
- Project Engineer: Al Quinde, 703-324-5800, TTY 711
Fairfax County Animal Shelter - 4500 West Ox Rd., Fairfax
- The building expansion will house a new adoption center with adjacent feline, canine and small mammal visitation areas.
- Additional services such as lost and found, licenses and animal receiving will occur in a separate service center.
- The renovated and expanded building will be filled with natural light by a combination of windows, clearstory and solatubes.
- Project Number: 312/009228
- Project Scope: Renovation and expansion of existing 15,600-square-foot facility to approximately 29,000 square feet.
- Estimated Completion: Fall 2013
- Funding: $16,100,000
- Contractor: Keller Brothers, Inc.
- Project Manager: Toni Ogurcak/Vincent Cogliano
- Project Engineer: Rick Foelsch, 703-324-5800, TTY 711
Mondloch House Renovation - 3516 Lockheed Blvd., Alexandria
- The building is currently designed as a homeless shelter for families and is being converted into a congregate care facility to provide efficiency units for formerly homeless adults under a Housing First Program.
- The majority of the facade will be altered with casement windows varying in size, cementitious siding with trim and applied stone veneer base features.
- Parking for 28 cars will be provided.
- Project Number: 144/014316
- Scope: Renovation and alteration of existing two-story residential building with related site and utility development. The roof of the one story portion of the existing facility will be removed to allow for the addition of a second story to the building. The renovated building will be approximately 11,414 square feet and will maintain its current footprint.
- Estimated Completion: Summer 2013
- Funding: $4,614,959
- Architect: Beery-Rio Architects
- Contractor: Manekin Construction, LLC
- Project Manager: Thoria Hassan
- Project Engineer: Rick Foelsch, 703-324-5800, TTY 711
Wiehle Avenue Metro Station Facility - 1860 Wiehle Ave., Reston
- The Facility is connected to the Wiehle-Reston East Station which is the terminus of Phase 1 of the Silver Line to Dulles.
- The facility will include 2,300 Park & Ride spaces, 46 Kiss & Ride spaces, an underground bus facility with 10 active bays and 2 layover bays and also includes a bike facility capable of holding over 150 bikes.
- The project includes two new public roads and improvements to two existing public roads, Wiehle Avenue and Sunset Hills Road.
- The project has six underground levels. The county has five underground parking levels and one underground Bus/Kiss & Ride level.
- Project Number: TF-000001-002
- Scope: A multi-level parking structure with 2,300 parking spaces, 12 bus bays, 45 Kiss & Ride parking spaces, and related roads and infrastructure improvements to tie the proposed Wiehle Avenue Metro Station parking structure to the Metro platform at the Wiehle - Reston East station.
- Estimated Completion: Summer 2013
- Funding: $104,000,000
- Architect: Davis, Carter, Scott, LTD
- Contractor: Davis Construction
- Project Manager: Andrew Miller
- Project Engineer: Rufino Vinluan, 703-324-5800, TTY 711
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