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Federal
Huron Consulting teams with architects and engineers as the site designer for new or renovated federal facilities. In the past five years, we have been involved in expansions and utility upgrades at the VA Medical Centers in Washington, DC and Martinsburg, WV; the National Institutes of Health Campus in Bethesda, MD; a facility site assessment at NIST’s facility in Boulder, CO; and numerous upgrades to NAVFAC facilities at Carderock and the National Naval Medical Hospital.
Most of the federal design work we do requires a working knowledge of UFC criteria and SpecsIntact. For value engineering studies we offer civil engineering technical team members and an assistant facilitator/technical recorder who is certified as an Associate Value Specialist.
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National Cemetery Projects for the Department of Veterans Affairs
- VA Program Guide( PG-18-15, Volume D) update - A/E Submission Instructions for National Cemetery Administration projects
- National Cemetery of the Alleghenies Post-Occupancy Evaluation Report
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Rendering courtesy of Oudens Knoop Knoop + Sachs
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Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Washington, DC
Surgical Suite/Emergency Department/Decontamination Facility Expansion
- Surgical suite
- Emergency department
- Decontamination facility
- Parking garage
- 16,000 square feet
- Stormwater management
- NPDES permits
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GSA Public Buildings Service Facilities Standards (P100)
- Development of performance based criteria
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National Naval Medical Center, Bethesda, MD
- BRAC program
- Parking lot upgrades
- Perimeter roadway improvements
- IT ductbank
- Erosion and sediment control
- Stormwater management
- Expedited permitting
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Value Engineering Studies
- National Museum of African American History and Culture, Washington, DC
- National Museum of American History Public Space Renewal, West Wing, Washington, DC
- Paint Branch Stream and Ecosystem Restoration, College Park, MD
- Marine Logistics Group Administrative Building, Marine Corps Base, Finegayan, Guam
- New Embassy Compound, Vientiane, Laos
“Thanks very much for your contribution to the VE study on the NMAAHC project. It was an outstanding example of hard work and professionalism.... very well done and much appreciated by the Smithsonian team.”
Menzies Wilson, Office of Engineering Design and Construction, Smithsonian Institution |
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Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Martinsburg, WV, Critical Utility Study
- 10,000 linear feet of water line
- 12,000 linear feet of sewer line
- Video monitoring
- Leak detection
- Pipe cleaning
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National Institute of Standards and Technology,
Boulder, CO
- Site facility assessment
- 25-building campus
- ADA compliance
- Life safety
- Buildings and site
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