Our military deserves nothing but the best….from all of us. Our servicemen and women, at a moment’s notice, put their lives at risk here and abroad, so that the rest of us don’t have to. For this, they deserve our very best efforts to provide them with the tools they need to accomplish their missions and come home safely once their missions are complete. MTM Builders has completed almost 500 military projects of all sizes, ranging from the simplest concrete foundations to building additions, renovating entire barracks, renovating command suites, renovating aircraft hangers, to building obstacle courses used to train our Marines. MTM Builders knows it takes planning, communication, commitment, teamwork, and execution to complete a military project on time and on budget, all while keeping the surrounding military activities fully operational. MTM has been fortunate enough to showcase our capabilities at bases such as Goodfellow Air Force Base in San Angelo, TX, Ft. Bliss in El Paso, TX, March Air Reserve Base in Riverside, CA, Davis-Monthan Air Force Base in Tucson, AZ, Camp Pendleton, CA, Naval Base San Diego, Naval Base Coronado, Naval Amphibious Base, Naval Base Pt. Loma, Marine Corps Air Station Miramar, Naval Air Station North Island, Alameda Naval Air Station, Naval Air Station Lemoore, in CA and Ft. Irwin National Training Center in CA.
CONSTRUCT DRY BURN TRAINING FACILITY
GOODFELLOW AIR FORCE BASE
SAN ANGELO, TX
The scope of this project was to construct a 1,800 sf training facility, built over two floors on a 24” thick double-mat foundation slab. The support structure was structural steel, with lightweight concrete over a metal deck on the second floor and light-gauge metal roof trusses. The walls and roof were insulated metal panels over corrugated metal. Other work included metal stud partition walls, exterior and interior steel stairs, and a 2,800 sf driving apron consisting of 7” thick concrete over 6” of base and 6” of compacted subgrade. MEP work consisted of thru-wall packaged terminal heat pumps, interior LED lighting, and an exterior lightning protection system.
Final Cost: $1,518,638
REPAIR NDI LAB FACILITY 5406
DAVIS-MONTHAN AIR FORCE BASE
TUCSON, AZ
The scope of this project was a renovate an existing lab space. Work included new offices and break room with new finishes. MEP work included renovation of bathrooms with new finishes, fixtures, and plumbing, new chiller and ductwork, new electrical and communication systems, new fire suppression systems, and new anti-terrorism force protection security measures.
Final Cost: $1,548,679
RENOVATE BARRACKS 267
FT. IRWIN, CA
The scope of this project was to upgrade the entire 68-room 3-story masonry barracks to meet current building codes and standards. Work included a new fire sprinkler system, new site utilities, new walls/ceilings, anti-blast windows, epoxy flooring, doors/frames, and new paint. MEP upgrades included replacing 68 fan coil HVAC systems, new controls, exhaust fans, plumbing fixtures, new switchgear, transformers, and panelboards, cold/hot water piping, seismic restraints, and test/balance. Work completed by MTM Builders’ crews included interior demolition, coring/patching masonry holes, fire caulking, re-framing rooms for new steel storage closets, installation of storage closets, prepping existing walls for paint, painting exterior stucco and all interior surfaces, and final clean-up.
Final Cost: $6,207,204
UNMANNED SYSTEMS INTEGRATION and
TEST FACILITY
NAVAL BASE POINT LOMA
SAN DIEGO, CA
This was a design/build project to construct a single-story 7,200 sf pre-engineered metal bldg. Building features included a monorail crane; a structural steel mezzanine area used for storage; two software labs, restrooms, epoxy flooring, a large NIST Endurance Test Lab, and a NIST Maze Testing Lab. MEP work included new electrical and plumbing systems, ductless split systems in lab rooms, and six infrared heaters in observation areas. Exterior features included exterior driveway slabs and concrete slabs modular test platforms.
Final Cost: $2,187,556.00
DESIGN BUILD:
RENOVATE ELROD EXCHANCE BLDG. 2499
MARINE CORPS AIR STATION MIRAMAR
SAN DIEGO, CA
This was a design/build project to renovate the Elrod Exchange, Building 2499, at MCAS Miramar. Work included a new food bar, a new dry-cleaning space, new cabinets and checking counters, new flooring and ceilings, new finishes, and re-configuring the sprinkler system. MEP work included replacing the existing walk-in and reach-in refrigerators with new refrigerators, adding a new HVAC system, replacing existing electrical panels, and new LED lighting. Work completed by MTM Builders’ crews included interior demolition; saw-cutting concrete floors; all metal stud framing, furring out interior walls, drywall/tape and finish of interior walls, and painting all exterior stucco and interior surfaces.
Final Cost: $1,496,079
REPAIR RED/BLUE OBSTACLE COURSE
MARINE CORPS RECRUIT DEPOT
SAN DIEGO, CA
The scope of this project was to upgrade the existing Red/Blue obstacle course at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego. The project scope consisted of installing new 40’ tall round timbers in vertical, horizontal, and sloping positions, along with required hardware, at various stations of the obstacle course, such as the vertical rope climb, barrier wall, log walk, incline log walk and others. Work performed by MTM Builders, Inc. included all demolition work, the grading work, installing new wood timbers, backfilling and securing all timbers, installing all connecting hardware, installing ropes as required, installing wall barriers, installing the safety flooring, and pouring concrete footings.
Final Cost: $659,170
COMMISSARY/EXCHANGE OUTDOOR SEATING AREA
MARINE CORPS AIR STATION MIRAMAR
SAN DIEGO, CA
This was a design/build project to remodel the existing food court area between the Commissary and main Exchange at MCAS Miramar. The project scope consisted of removing the existing steel and plastic shade structure and concrete paving. New work included reworking existing concrete planters, repairing underground utilities, new concrete pavers, new steel pipe columns, new concrete patios, new irrigation and landscaping, replacing an existing storefront, new fabric shade sails, and a new monument sign.
Work performed by MTM Builders, Inc. included all demolition work, grading work, new utility lines, new drains, new irrigation system, new pavers, and new decorative concrete patios.
Final Cost: $735,832