Operations Facilities Projects

Equipment Concentration Site Design and Repair

Camp Shelby, MS
Contract value: $22M

ESA was contracted to provide renovation, construction, and HazMat remediation of this equipment concentration site including vehicle maintenance shop (VMS), warehouses, administration buildings, sidewalks and access roads, and parking lot. New construction consists of the connector addition at the gap between wings of the VMS. Additionally, sidewalks, curbs, parking, access roads, exterior lighting, site improvement, grading and landscaping are included in the renovation. Minor HazMat remediation is required for electrical devices and asbestos containing materials.

Modular Firing Range

Columbus AFB, GA
Contract Value: $4.9M

Designed and assembled by MILO Live and constructed on site under a contract with ESA South, the modular range was built to provide comprehensive training opportunities, allowing Columbus AFB Airmen to fulfill their deployment requirements on-site, eliminating the need for external travel. This not only enhanced convenience but also resulted in significant cost savings. By having the range readily available, the 14th Security Forces Squadron will save approximately $60,000 annually on commercial range fees and reclaim over 500 hours of drive time. This valuable time can now be spent with loved ones before deployment.

ESA South was awarded the contract in July 2021 and oversaw all site work, while MILO Live designed the structure for the entire modular range from their Las Vegas, Nevada facilities, and assembled the structure on site. The range has a wide-open design, bullet traps, a control room, seven extra wide stalls, innovative shooting trays, acoustic materials, and unique target systems. The HVAC system is strategically located on the roof, optimizing space and functionality. With its small footprint and cutting-edge features, the modular indoor range at Columbus AFB represents a significant advancement in military training infrastructure.

VA Cemetery Buildings

Various Locations, FL
Contract value: $2.2M

ESA was contracted to view and record existing damage, perform exploratory and investigative testing to determine the severity of current mold infestation, and determine the likelihood of future mold infestations. The data and information collected will be used to create a risk assessment, recommendations, detailed work plan, cost proposals for each building (six total) at all three locations, and a combined proposal detailing the overall cost to replace, remediate, or restore damaged surfaces, air handling equipment, furniture, and floor coverings.

Performance locations are the administration and maintenance buildings at Cape Canaveral National Cemetery, South Florida National Cemetery, and Sarasota National Cemetery.

Community Center Construction

Hurlburt Field, FL
Contract value: $1M

ESA was contracted to provide community center framing, drywall, insulation, and painting. The pool pavilion scope of work included framing, drywall, insulation, vinyl ceiling, and painting. The community center ACT scope of work included framing, drywall, insulation, acoustics, and doors and windows installation. The horseshoe pit and volleyball court included carpentry work.

Design-Build Running Track

Fort Knox, KY
Contract value: $1.5M

ESA, in partnership with our design-build partner Pond & Co. and subcontracting firm Evrard Company, was contracted to replace the Fort Knox High School Running Track in accordance with DoDEA and KHSAA standards, The existing track was in a failed state and did ot meet the latest standards, The scope included complete demolition of the existing 400 meter running track to include demolition of rubber surface, concrete subbase, and drainage layer. Additionally, a second long jump pit was installed to separate girls' and boys' events. Earthwork was also required to meet the slope elevations of KHSAA. New construction consisted of regrading the entire track, installing subbase and asphalt base, and installing rubber running surface which was striped to meet KHSAA standards. Lastly, the entire site was final graded to drain, and new seed and straw was placed.