Infinity is serving as Construction Manager At-Risk for this new 17,866-sf fire station to replace the old Fire Station #2, directly south of existing fire station. The station will have six double-depth apparatus bays and one equipment bay. It will also have a training hose tower and mezzanine. Ten bunk rooms. Equipment Storage and related spaces. Administrative Offices for Department and related Fire Support Services. Fire Fighter / EMS Support Rooms and Spaces. Training and Community Room. Storm shelter.
Construction Manager At-Risk is constructing this new 17,866-sf fire station at 9453 Broadview Road to replace the aging Fire Station #2. Located directly south of the existing station, this modern, state-of-the-art facility is designed to significantly improve emergency response times, operations, and community safety. The new sation features six double-depth apparatus bays and one dedicated equipment bay. A specialized training hose tower and a versatile mezzanine level provide personnel with critical on-site training capabilities. The facility includes ten individual bunk rooms, a kitchen, dining area, day room, fitness room, as well as training rooms, offices, and a community room, and storm shelter.
Infinity worked with the Owner for more than 18 months to develop a project the available funding could support. Before subcontractors submitted bids, we hired a building information management (“BIM”) consultant to pre-coodinate the routes for the mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and technology systems. This detailed layout helped subcontractors estimate materials more accurately and submit more competitive bids. It also made installation faster by identifying potential conflicts before construction began. Infinity is working to complete most of the building’s exterior (brick/stone) and site work before December. In the first week of November, we are finishing in-wall MEPs for the living quarters side of the building before drywall. Diverse firms are putting 27% of the work in place.
