Projects

Marines Special Forces Complex - Camp Pendleton California

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In March 2009, LucroSol secured a contract for VDC, BIM, IPD, steel fabrication and erection, metal deck, misc metals, and shop drawings on six Marine special forces (MARSOC http://www.marsoc.usmc.mil/ ) buildings, equaling 222,200 square feet at Camp Pendleton, California.
Our scope included; improved construct-ability, and safety, plus reduction of schedule, RFI’s and Change orders, with emphasis on elimination of construction rebuilds. To accomplish this we created and incorporated a client specific Virtual Design and Construction (VDC) process.
The MARSOC project consisted of six buildings:

- Headquarters
- Supply
- Academic
- Paraloft
- Armory
- MotorT

For cost effective and accelerated construction all the buildings except Supply, used a custom engineered steel truss and deck composite roofing system. Headquarters is a two story building and for the second floor uses a concrete composite deck supported by steel beams. The roof system for Paraloft, Academic, and MotorT use bar joists and steel truss & beam supporting a steel deck. All the roofing is standing seam metal roof. All these building required high quality structural steel shop drawings provided by Lucrosol.

In addition to the structural steel and misc metals contract Lucrosol was asked to coordinate the entire project. The structural engineer used a software product called Tekla for the engineering models, while the Mechanical and Electrical contractor used AutoCAD MEP a 3D product. The Plumber used 2D AutoCAD and the Fire sprinkler contractor used Cadpipe. LucroSol took everyone’s 2D & 3D design and combined them into one model, a master digital prototype of the building. In many cases the firm created 3D drawings from 2D plans, rerouted HVAC wet and Dry and returned the MEP drawing to their owners for final shop drawings.

We created a written specification to determine the modeled features that affected constructability, like the reflected ceiling plans, walls, soffits, bracing, and hangers. Once the entire building was coordinated, everything was built without conflicts or clashes the subcontractors would order and prefabricate their materials based on the revised drawings.

Seabee Museum - Port Hueneme, California

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In September of 2009, LucroSol secured a contract for structural steel, fabrication, erection, shop drawings, metal deck, and misc metals for the new Seabee Museum on the US Naval Base in Port Hueneme, CA. To provide maximum value to the US Navy, and Seabee foundation, and innovative building system was selected by the prime general contractor (RQ Construction who is partially owned by DPR Construction).

Naval Lodge Coronado Island California

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In November of 2010, LucroSol secured a contract for structural steel, fabrication, and erection, of a 166,000 Sq.Ft. oceanfront hotel/apartment Naval Lodge on Naval Air Station Coronado Island, CA. To provide maximum value to the US Navy, the innovative ConxTech building system was selected by the prime general contractor at LucroSol’s recommendation.

Veterans Assisted Living Facilities - Fresno, California

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In May of 2010, LucroSol secured a contract for structural steel, fabrication, and erection, of a 91,000 Sq.Ft. central plant and central services building, part of the Veterans Home in Fresno, CA. The central plant was typical filled CMU and structural steel, with metal deck covered by standing seam metal roof. Central Services is a two story structural steel metal deck and curtain wall structure, covered with a standing seam metal roof. more

Solar Array Camp LeJeune, North Carolina

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In July, 2011 LucroSol secured a purchase order to provide structural steel for a Solar array canopy system located in Marine Base Camp LeJeune, North Carolina.