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The David L. Moss Criminal Justice Center Kitchen Renovations
brought to you by:
BKL, Inc. - Architects & Engineers
WSA - Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing
Engineers
Blasdel & Associates – Food Services Consultants
Flintco, Inc. – Construction Managers
-Ark Wrecking
-OMNI Mechanical, LLC
-MARRS Electric, Inc.
-Amundsen Food Equipment
-Curtis Food Services
-Prime Coat System
-Green Country Interiors
-Huggins Masonry
-Lamproe Construction
New features include:
-New epoxy
non-skid floors.
-New epoxy
walls.
-New and better energy efficient
lighting.
-New vinyl
coated ceiling tiles and grids.
-New “Duriron” and CPVC lab waste
sewer piping.
-More Floor and trench drains.
-Stainless steel metal covers for
steam, hot and cold water piping, conduit, and other piping.
-New “quick connections” for food
carts and equipment.
-New compressors for walk-in
coolers and freezers.
-Improved air circulation and
ventilation.
-Security fencing for inmate
control.
-Lower walls for better sight
lines.
-Stainless steel electrical
disconnects.
-Repaired and new energy efficient
lighting for coolers and freezers.
-New pallet storage racks for dry
products.
-Additional staff offices.
-New painted surfaces.
-Re-built equipment, sinks, tables,
and other items which were in old kitchen.
-Two new stainless steel metal
assembly tables.
-New food trays and delivery carts.
-New and re-built hood ducts.
-Two new tray washers, which
minimizes water usage and reduces labor, with space to add another washer in the
future.
-Recessed pit for future pot
washer.
-New mixer, kettles, combi-oven,
bread slicer, bun slicer, sheeter/moulder, divider/rounder, roll-in ovens, and
various other miscellaneous equipment, tables, sinks,
and carts.
-17,024
square feet of more efficient, energy reducing, and safer work areas with future
planning built-in.
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