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Chugach World Services, Inc. provides full-service, multi-disciplinary engineering services to our federal government and commercial/institutional clients. Chugach World Services, Inc. expertise and experience span across numerous engineering disciplines, including, but not limited to:
- Mechanical Engineering
- Electrical Engineering
- Civil Engineering
- Architectural
Every employee on the Chugach World Services, Inc. team embraces the highest standards of excellence in their engineering disciplines. We are your partner for all your global engineering needs!
Our full-service offerings result in projects that are managed efficiently and effectively. Below are some examples of projects we have completed.
Completed Projects - MacDill Office
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Sports Bar at Enlisted Club MacDill AFB, Florida
Reconfigured the main lobby & provided new finishes to create a more sophisticated entry experience as well as better sound isolation from the new ‘high energy’ bar/lounge area. Installed a new professional sound, light and video system throughout the bar/lounge with a DJ booth to provide the patrons with maximum flexibility for their listening, dancing and viewing pleasure. Incorporated durable, non-absorbent, odor resistant materials throughout for ease of maintenance.
AMC Design Award – 2007 Interior Design USAF Design Award – 2007 Merit Award for Interior Design
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Marina Bay Café MacDill AFB, Florida
Prepared complete plans and specifications for a $1.2 million Marina Bay Café on the beach in Florida. The in-house team put together an award winning design and went on to complete the construction of the facility.
The new Café is located on the beach between the Marina and the sailboat inlet. With open wood truss ceilings, wood patterned floor and a beach interior paint scheme, this is not your standard Air Force building. A weather vane tops the two-story cupola that is open to the restaurant’s interior. Special lighting and details at the bar and food service area bring the interior to life. A peaked wood ceiling runs the length of the building from the front door to the back door while a wood deck and canopies provide a view of the beach and the bay.
AMC Design Award – Concept 2001 AMC Design Award – Facility Design 2003
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Repair & ADAL Mission Planning Center Park MacDill AFB, Florida
The project involved the design, environmental permitting and construction of the following tasks: Transform approximately 4 acres of existing waterfront property that included dilapidated fishing piers, concrete seawalls, and asphalt parking lots into an environmentally responsive and low maintenance park. Construct new seawall and two 300-foot long pedestrian fishing piers including a floating boat dock for security forces patrol boats. Create an attractive and safe park setting with access to the waterfront for recreational fishing, sight seeing, jogging and relaxation. Construct a 1,600 sf Park Pavilion as a shelter for small gatherings, restroom facilities and offices for the 6th Security Forces Squadron (6 SFS). The location of the park provides a strategic monitoring of the eastern shoreline perimeter of the base. Its location near the fishing pier and boat docks enables a quick response to potential base threats. Provide parking for park access and overflow parking for adjacent facilities.
AMC Design Award – Landscape Design 2005 USAF Design Award – 2005 Honor Award for Landscape Design
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Remodel Base Chapel Kirtland AFB, New Mexico
Designed and constructed the chapel renovation project. Its goals included solving the issues of outdated, dilapidated finishes and features. This included paint throughout; new solid hardwood pews and paneling; new doors, carpets, lighting, drapery, projection equipment, and chancel and chapel furniture; and installation of a new built-in baptistery at the chancel area. The project also renovated the entry foyer area.
AFMC Design Award - 2006 Interior Design
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Wing Headquarters Landscape and ATFP Improvements Kirtland AFB, New Mexico
Designed and constructed an attractive, unobtrusive barrier wall to the Wing Headquarters building. The goal was to design a wall that would perform as a secure barrier to the building and to stand as a design element in the landscape. It had to be appropriate for a wing headquarters building yet use natives and drought tolerant plants.
AFMC Design Award – 2006 Landscape Design USAF Design Award – 2006 Merit Award for Landscape Design
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Cyber Café MacDill AFB, Florida
Designed and constructed this project converting dorm space into a cyber café. The location alone made it a place for filling the needs of the junior enlisted airmen. The facility was designed to incorporate both indoor and outdoor space. The outdoor space was designed to draw people outside, especially during the cool summer evenings in Tampa. The indoor space was designed to be warm and inviting with a fire place, wide screen TV’s, comfortable living room type furniture, and tables and chairs. The entire facility was designed for commercial (non-secure) wireless internet connection to enhance the airman’s ability to communicate with family and friends.
AMC Design Award – 2007 for Interior Design USAF Design Award – 2007 Merit Award for Interior Design
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Dredge Marine Channel MacDill AFB, Florida
This project involved the design, environmental permitting, and construction for dredging over a mile of channel for the Marine Basin at MacDill AFB in Tampa, Florida. The design included preparing construction specification and plans for dredging the channel and constructing 4.8 acres of spoil containment basins for controlling erosion and sediment during construction. The environmental permitting included coordination with seven county, state, and federal environmental agencies. Tasks included sea grass surveys and soil sampling of basin sediments for contamination. Construction involved daily monitoring of water quality, surveying of the quantity of material removed, and maintaining erosion and environmental controls.
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Repair Hurricane Jeanne Shoreline Stabilization MacDill AFB, Florida
As a result of the Hurricane Jeanne, MacDill AFB’s eastern shoreline was severely eroded and the majority of the protective riprap was damaged. This project involved the design, environmental permitting, and construction of the erosion repair and riprap stabilization for 2.5 miles of MacDill AFB’s eastern shoreline. The design included documenting existing conditions prior to the storm with aerial photographs and comparing to post storm conditions with GPS. The design also included a modeling report of shoreline erosion and evaluation of the most efficient method for stabilization. Environmental permitting including wetland delineation and the creation of wetland mitigation areas. Construction involved placing over 65,000 tons of rock rip-rap to stabilize the shoreline.
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