nsb-new-london-submarine-escape-training-school
- Facts and Figures
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Completed August 2008
$14,300,000
22,500 square feet
- Delivery Method
- Design-Build
Completed August 2008
$14,300,000
22,500 square feet
This one-of-a-kind facility is a $14 million design-build project that houses a 40’ deep pool (escape tower) system used for submarine escape training. The new facility’s primary mission is to train the Naval submarine fleet in life-saving techniques utilizing the new MK-10 submarine escape immersion equipment, which provides realistic training methods for the escape from sunken or disabled submarines. An attached support building provides instructional space and infrastructure for related activities such as dive equipment maintenance and hyperbaric chamber facilities. The project recorded zero lost time due to injury and was recognized by the DBIA as the 2008 Best Public Building project under $15 million.
Grand Prize Award - American Concrete Institute (ACI) - Eastern PA & DE Chapter, 2008
National Design-Build Award - Design-Build Institute of America (DBIA) - National, 2008
Project Leadership Award - Construction Owners Association of America (COAA), 2008