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VAFB Building 840 Revitalization

Originally constructed in 1961, Building 840 at Vandenberg Air Force Base (VAFB) is a mission critical facility for NASA. It houses the Launch Services Program Western Range Main Conference Room, Public Affairs Videotaping Room for NASA Select TV, and administrative offices used by mission personnel during launch campaigns and year-round by VAFB Resident Office personnel since 2006. The building had deficiencies that required maintenance and repairs, and its 50-year old aluminum curtain wall, failing in some areas, provided little to no thermal insulation. This prompted a renovation project to revitalize the exterior envelope and interior finishes.

James Welkenbach served as the Project Architect for design and construction administration of the project. The scope for the Building 840 revitalization project involved repair/replacement of exterior walls and renovation of the interior finishes and restrooms including the following:

Jones Edmunds provided Engineering Services During Construction to NASA for approximately $2,550,000 worth of contracted deconstruction effort including:

 

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