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GE – Hitachi Nuclear Energy Tooling Development Center
Project Information
- Project Location:
- San Jose, CA
- Approx Contract:
- $6,000,000
- Status:
- Completed - Jul 2015
- Structure Type:
- Manufacturing Plant
References
- Owner:
- GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy Americas LLC
- Architect:
- Barry Swenson Builder Architectural
- General Contractor:
- Barry Swenson Builder
Scope Of Work
A new Tooling Development Center located in San Jose on existing GE-Hitachi Property. The project will provide GE-Hitachi with 17,065 SF of tooling manufacturing area, storage, and associated office and conference rooms.
PROJECT INFO
Project Name: GE – Hitachi Nuclear Energy Tooling Development Center
Location/Address: 2020 Little Orchard Street, San Jose, CA 95125
Project Type: Industrial
Category: Industrial Manufacturing
Owner Name: GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy Americas LLC
Project Services: Design/Build
General Contractor: Barry Swenson Builder
Architect: Barry Swenson Builder Architectural
Structural Engineer: Peoples Associates (Foundation & Slab), GEM Buildings (Building Structural)
Civil Engineer: Civil Engineering Associates
Mechanical Engineer: Mechanical Technologies Corp.
Electrical Engineer: Sprig Electric
Plumbing: Can-Am Plumbing
Project Cost: $5.9M
Project Size in Square Feet: 12,000 SF, 1-Story Pre-Fabricated Type II Building, 1,335 SF Mezzanine, 3,730 SF Covered Storage.
Project Completion Date: 7/17/2015
Total Construction Duration in Months: 10 months
General Comments: General Electric has been a client of BSB’s for over 20 years. The new Tooling Development Center is the most recent project from a wide array of work we have performed for them over the years.
Challenging Portions of this Project: Due to the client’s schedule for relocating their Tooling Development Operations from an existing facility to the new facility, the project broke ground in the Fall with demolition, underground utilities, grading, foundations and paving occurring during the wet winter months. BSB worked closely with our subcontractors to minimize loss of production due to poor weather by winterizing the site. This allowed the project to maintain schedule with the foundations and slab-on-grade pours occurring in December.
Greatest Success of the Project: Project delivered early and within the client’s budget.
Parking Requirements: Surface Parking included 41 regular stalls and 2 Handicap Accessible stalls.
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