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Project Scope:

The Goose Creek Correctional Center is a new, $240 million, 1,536 bed medium-security correctional center for long-term male felony offenders. The new facility will be constructed on a 330-acre tract located at the intersection of Point MacKenzie Road and Alsop Road, approximately nine miles from Port MacKenzie. The project is a joint effort between the Matanuska-Susitna Borough and the State of Alaska Department of Corrections.

This is one of the largest vertical construction projects that's ever taken place in Alaska. It's like building an entire university campus at once.

~ Purchasing Officer Russ Krafft

Goose Creek Correctional Center will include 430,000 SF of buildings on a 135-acre cleared compound. The compound will have five separate buildings; the two largest buildings will be general housing units and a program supports building. Neeser Construction, Inc. was selected as the Design-Build team, and the project is currently in the Design Development process.

Project Update:

  • Design Progress. Neeser Construction, Inc. (NCI) has completed the final Construction Documents (CDs) for all five buildings: Outside Administration, Warehouse, Vehicle Maintenance, Support/Visitation and General Housing.
  • Construction Progress. The buildings are being constructed in the following sequence: Support/Visitation, Outside Administration, Warehouse, Vehicle Maintenance and General Housing. Support/Visitation is enclosed and the roof is 99% complete. Electrical/mechanical rough-in, interior metal studs, insulation, gypsum board, painting, and block work are in progress, working from north to south. The structural shell for the Outside Administration building is complete with the roof and exterior insulated panels nearly complete. Electrical/mechanical rough-in and interior metal stud framing continues. The Warehouse structural steel is erected, perimeter steel studs are complete, roofing is nearly complete, and air barrier is installed. Interior metal stud walls are complete and electrical/mechanical rough-in has started. The Vehicle Maintenance building structural steel is erected and the contractor is installing steel studs around the building perimeter. The daily average crew count was 175.
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  • Citizens Advisory Committee (CAC) on the Goose Creek Correctional Center. A Citizens Advisory Committee meeting was held on Wednesday, February 3, 2010. Project updates were provided.
  • Infrastructure. MEA’s permanent electrical transformer is being installed. Negotiations continue on the Water/Wastewater Facility project. It is anticipated that a contract will be in place by March 2010.
  • Project is 30% complete and on schedule.
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Governor Sarah Palin and Project Team at Groundbreaking Ceremony

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Southwest Conceptual Rendering

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Dayroom Conceptual Rendering

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Special Management Housing Interior Perspective

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Special Management Housing Interior Perspective

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Recreation Gym Conceptual Rendering

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Cell Block Conceptual Rendering

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Cell Block Conceptual Rendering

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Northwest Conceptual Rendering

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Aerial View of Site Plan – Conceptual Rendering

Above Conceptual Renderings are courtesy of Neeser Construction Inc.


Upcoming Activities
February 2010:

  • Continued interior space build-out at Support/Visitation. 

  • Continued interior build-out at Outside Administration.
  • Continued interior build-out at the Warehouse.

  • Continued exterior shell and roof installation at Vehicle Maintenance.

  • Exterior shell and roof installation at Vehicle Maintenance.

  • MEA to complete primary electrical service.

  • Contract award for Water & Wastewater Facility expected in February.

 

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