This facility was a construction of a new 14,425 SF single story Supercomputing Research Center (SRC) at Engineering Research and
Development Center (ERDC) in Vicksburg, MS. The facility consisted of office space and conference rooms and included cold formed metal stud exterior wall back-up with brick veneer & stucco and consisted of load bearing steel column and beam system with standing seam metal roofing. This SRC provides world-class high-performance computing (HPC) to help the Department of Defense (DoD) solve its most challenging and complex problems and serves as home to one of five DoD High Performance Computing Modernization Program DoD Supercomputing Resource Centers.

Features of work included total building commissioning, site work, demolition, concrete, precast, masonry, structural steel, steel joist framing, steel decking, cold-formed metal stud exterior wall back-up with brick veneer and stucco, rough carpentry, laminate clad architectural and solid surface casework, air barrier system, load bearing steel column and beam system with a standing seam metal roofing, steel doors and frames, wood doors and door hardware, blast resistant windows and coverings, automatic door operators, aluminum-framed curtain wall, storefronts, and entrances, gypsum board and acoustical ceilings, operable aluminum partitions, ceramic tiling, carpeting, painting, resilient flooring, interior and exterior signage, toilet accessories and partitions, shower room, kitchen equipment, FF&E package, wet pipe sprinkler fire protection system, plumbing, HVAC system, DDC system, commissioning of systems, electrical system, lightning protection, fire alarm and mass notification system, foundation work, earthwork, clearing and grubbing, paving, landscaping, sidewalk, water distribution system, sanitary sewer, storm drainage system, underground electrical distribution system, building information system and other site improvements.