Facility Energy Improvements, Marine Corps Air Station Miramar, California
The Facility Energy Improvements at MCAS Miramar was awarded as part of the NAVFAC Southwest Dry Utilities Construction MACC. This project involved the design and construction of facility energy improvements at MCAS Miramar, including a new Metering Station and base interconnecting electrical distribution line that connects an existing power transfer station with a City of San Diego owned methane-fueled power plant. Both below-ground and above-ground duct routing is included in the project. This project was performed as the RQ-Berg JV.
Design Build
Contract Type
Marine Corps Air Station Miramar
Location
AECOM
Designer of Record
Because of the importance of this project for MCAS Miramar being the first Navy base to use landfill produced electrical energy,
the government is extremely pleased with the contractor performance and the professionalism shown.