NASA Awards Architectural Contract For New Complex At Kennedy

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Sept. 26, 2011

Sonja Alexander 
Headquarters, Washington                                         
202-358-1761 
sonja.r.alexander@xxxxxxxx 

Allard Beutel 
Kennedy Space Center, Fla.                               
321-867-2468 
allard.beutel@xxxxxxxx 



CONTRACT RELEASE: C11-040

NASA AWARDS ARCHITECTURAL CONTRACT FOR NEW COMPLEX AT KENNEDY

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. -- NASA has selected Hunton Brady Architects, 
P.A. of Orlando, Fla., to provide design, engineering, and other 
professional services required to develop a Central Campus Complex at 
NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The Central Campus Complex 
involves consolidating multiple facilities through new construction, 
the progressive deconstruction of targeted facilities and the 
potential renovation of existing facilities. 

The new indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity contract begins Sept. 
27, with a five-year base ordering period and potentially five, 
one-year options. The maximum potential value of this contract is $25 
million. 

Hunton Brady Architects will provide project professional services, 
including conducting field investigations, topographical surveys, 
analysis of existing and planned work and support systems, preparing 
design packages, engineering studies and/or reports of recommended 
actions. The firm will develop complete design packages and provide 
studies, surveys, reports, environmental permit applications and 
environmental certificates of compliance. 

Hunton Brady Architects also will perform other professional 
architectural and engineering services which include project 
management, construction management and inspection services, 
preparation of historical documentation, review of shop drawings and 
resolution of construction issues. The contract will create as-built 
drawings to support all phases of the work throughout design and 
construction. 

The Central Campus Complex project will be designed to earn the U.S. 
Green Building Council's Leadership in Environmental and Energy 
Design (LEED) Silver status and strive for the highest achievable 
rating based on life cycle costs. 

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