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Fuel Cell Maintenance Hangar

The project consisted of three buildings; a 10,000 square foot Armament Shop, a 32,000 square foot Fuel Cell Maintenance Hangar for C-130's, and a 3,800 square foot repair shop addition to an existing Corrosion Control Facility.

The project consisted of three buildings; a 10,000 square foot Armament Shop, a 32,000 square foot Fuel Cell Maintenance Hangar for C-130's, and a 3,800 square foot repair shop addition to an existing Corrosion Control Facility.

These three projects were delivered under a design-build contract with K.L. House Construction for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Albuquerque District on a very congested site.

The H/MC-130 Fuel Cell Maintenance Hangar provides space to support recapitalization, new mission training, and aircraft for HC-130 and MC-130. This one-story facility has a hangar bay sized for the H/MC-130 aircraft, offices, and locker rooms.

Additionally, the project includes an addition to an existing Corrosion Control Facility for repair of composite components associated with the legacy H/MC-130 to the newer J-model H/MC-130. This facility includes a clean space, dirty room, transition room, and facility support infrastructure space.

The Armament Shop includes a weapons vault, office, administration, training, and workshop areas.

All three facilities are LEED Silver Certified.

Client
Kirtland Air Force Base

Location
Albuquerque, NM

Size
25,001-50,000 sf

Disciplines

Beyond the Building

  • Creating Partnerships
  • Mission Support
  • Organizational Culture
  • Sustainability