Justice

A COLLECTION OF JE DUNN CONSTRUCTION JUSTICE & COURTHOUSE PROJECTS

Courthouses

Juvenile and youth services

CORRECTIONAL Facilities

CRIMINAL JUSTICE CENTERS

Law Enforcement CENTERS

Behavioral Health Facilities

JE Dunn’s Justice Group construction professionals collaborate with clients and architects to create facilities unique to each client’s specific needs. With over 100 projects in the company’s justice portfolio, JE Dunn brings an in-depth understanding of the market and construction nuances to every project.

4 CORRECTIONAL CONTRACTOR (ENR)

8 PUBLIC SAFETY, JUSTICE, CORRECTIONS (BD&C)

135 CORRECTIONS/JUSTICE PROJECTS $102B IN JUSTICE CONSTRUCTION (IN THE PAST 15 YEARS) +

Nationally ranked as one of the largest domestic building contractors and 4th in Corrections, JE Dunn has been building with purpose since its founding in 1924. With nearly a century of experience plus offices and clients across the country, our team will ensure an enjoyable experience while delivering a quality product.

Our financial strength, with over $6B in bonding capacity, showcases our time-tested commitment to constructing high quality facilities and delivering exceptional client service.

A NATIONAL NETWORK WITH 26 OFFICES

GSA CHRISTOPHER S. BOND U.S. FEDERAL COURTHOUSE

Jefferson City, Missouri

The new 118,294 SF U.S. Courthouse includes four courtrooms, five judge's chambers, and space for the District Clerk, Grand Jury, U.S. Attorneys, Department of Homeland Security, GSA, and the U.S. Marshals Service.

Each courtroom (two district and two magistrate) has associated judge's chambers, and a fifth judge's chambers is dedicated to visiting judges. The courtrooms boast sophisticated A/V and control systems, including monitors in jury boxes, attorney tables, and clerk tables for evidence and documentation review. A touch screen monitor at the reporters table enables control of lighting systems, A/V, roller shades, security cameras etc.

Size

118,294 SF COST

$59.7 million

Architect

Kallmann McKinnell & Wood Architects

SFS Architecture

AWARDS

Precast Concrete International (PCI) – Honorable Mention

GSA WAYNE L. MORSE

U.S. FEDERAL COURTHOUSE

Eugene, Oregon Size

The award-winning Wayne L. Morse U.S. Federal Courthouse is a 266,742 SF steel and concrete structure with brushed stainless steel exterior skin. Its five stories contain a four-story atrium, six courtrooms, judge's chambers, holding cells, U.S. Marshals Service office, bankruptcy courts and other government offices. There is also a secure parking area beneath the building for the judges. In addition to its distinctive curvilinear shape, the building is notable for being the first federal courthouse to achieve LEED Gold certification by the U.S. Green Building Council. It also incorporates the latest security measures for federal facilities, including force protection, limited progressive collapse, and blast requirements in glazing and skin.

266,742 SF

$78.9 million

AWARDS

Daily Journal of Commerce – Top Projects #5

Real Estate and Construction Review –Government and Infrastructure

BE Magazine – BIM for Architecture: Public Building

Building Design + Construction – Grand Prize for Interior Design in Project Innovation

The Chicago Athenaeum: Museum of Architecture and Design – American Architecture Award

AIA – Top 10 Green Buildings

GSA – Environmental Award for Green Strategies

Building Design + Construction – Platinum Award for Building Team

AIA – Building Information Modeling Award

GSA – Design Excellence

GSA – Construction Excellence

BOMA – Pacific Region – The Government Office Building of the Year

GSA HISTORIC PIONEER

U.S. FEDERAL COURTHOUSE

Portland, Oregon

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Pioneer Courthouse is located in the heart of downtown Portland. It was originally built in 1875, long before seismic building codes. To update the building and make it seismically sound, JE Dunn installed a friction pendulum base isolation system; at the time of construction, it was the first in Oregon and one of only 50 in the entire country.

The interior renovation focused around the idea of adaptive reuse. Original features, including scrolled lighting fixtures were protected in place during construction and later retrofitted with energy-conserving bulbs. Existing areas were recycled into new spaces, which required the removal of vinyl asbestos tile flooring and acoustical drop ceiling. We utilized historic photographs and worked with specialty artisans to revive the original color schemes and detail work throughout the building. In most cases, the extensive woodwork was restored to its original grandeur without replacement.

The interior was also given a major security and communications upgrade. Surveillance cameras were placed throughout the various spaces and included courtrooms as well as judges offices and administrative spaces. Updated communications allow for video and teleconferencing capabilities throughout the building.

AWARDS

Daily Journal of Commerce Top Projects #21

AIA Portland Award for Craftsmanship

Building Design & Construction Renovation Awards – Platinum Award

Architectural Heritage Center Preservation in Action – Pinnacle Award

Society for History in Federal Government – John Wesley Powell Prize for Historic Preservation

LEAVENWORTH DETENTION CENTER EXPANSION

Leavenworth, Kansas

JE Dunn has completed four phases of work at the Leavenworth Detention Center, totaling 205,772 SF of housing and support services, and 1,052 beds. Phase 1 included a new 73,200 SF, 256bed complex, which consisted of a 45,700 SF male housing unit, a 7,500 SF female housing unit and an administration building.

Phase 2 added 156 beds and additional storage to the facility. It also included extensive site work that upgraded the existing security fencing and created a new perimeter patrol road.

Phase 3 was comprised of a 45,000 SF expansion including a 320bed men’s inmate housing unit with four day-rooms, two security control centers, 24 ten-man cells, a barber shop, medical offices and patient rooms, a pharmacy, laundry room, recreational yards, and a new lobby. Renovation consisted of a new inmate visitor center and kitchen renovation. The entire security system was replaced and upgraded with a modern touchscreen system. Phase 4 consisted of a new 54,415 SF, two-story detention center that added 320 beds, and a commissary/warehouse area.

AWARDS

American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) – National Honor Award for Engineering Excellence

Kansas City Business Journal – Capstone Award

USACE HISTORIC FORT

LEAVENWORTH MIDWEST JOINT

REGIONAL CORRECTIONAL FACILITY

Fort Leavenworth, Kansas

JE Dunn constructed the Regional Correctional Facility (RCF) at Fort Leavenworth. The facility replaced smaller, similar prisons at Lackland Air Base in Texas, Fort Knox in Kentucky and Fort Sill in Oklahoma. The consolidation was done as part of the Defense Base Realignment and Closure Program. The RCF project included a 204,835 SF main detention facility; a 12,595 SF administration building; a 9,903 SF warehouse; a 1,082 SF pump house; and a 248 SF guardhouse. The 45-acre site houses 512 beds with 48 beds located in the special housing unit area (for special needs inmates) and 464 beds are located in the general housing and dormitory area. The site included a new access road and has the added dimension of anti-terrorism force protection.

The project consisted of general and segregated inmate housing units, extensive support services including full service kitchen, laundry, and administrative wings. The HVAC system was based on the use of geothermal well fields and associated pump house. Support services included visitation, kitchen, dining, laundry, medial administration, library, religious, vocational education, legal, interior gymnasium and central control. Recreation features included a softball field, two full-sized basketball courts, handball court and paved running track. The dining area can seat up to 210 inmates, and there is a vocational area that comprises a textile and upholstery shop, gym, chapel, library, mail room, pharmacy, social services, investigation, legal and other associated areas.

The Regional Correctional Facility utilized the ECI (Early Contractor Involvement) contracting method starting at the charrette level. JE Dunn teamed with the USACE, AECOM, and the Users on post.

EFFINGHAM COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE AND JAIL

Springfield, Georgia

JE Dunn completed a 76,000 SF, 118-cell, 204-bed housing unit, county prison renovation, and expansion of the sheriff’s office. Construction included a tie-in to the existing county prison to enable shared-use of the renovated kitchen and laundry services.

The new state-of-the-art facility includes precast concrete jail cells throughout medium and maximum detention areas. Elevated officer stations houses controls for each individual jail cell, showers, and full secured integration system, allowing for indirect supervision.

Hussey Gay Bell

JOHNSON COUNTY KANSAS CENTRAL BOOKING CENTER RENOVATION

Olathe, Kansas

JE Dunn completed a 131,000 SF detention center renovation of an existing four-story jail, which included a skin replacement and major mechanical upgrades. The project also included a 30,000 SF booking and support services addition.

The project provided state-of-the-art space for intake, processing/booking area, medical processing, classification, bonding and outflow support spaces on the non-secured side including administration, interview rooms, locker and marshaling areas, full kitchen, receiving/processing dock spaces and a central plant. Work on the upper floors included: added classification, new central control, jump fencing, new HVAC systems, smoke evacuation and energy recovering integration of security electronics and enclosure of outdoor recreation spaces.

RENO COUNTY JAIL

Hutchinson, Kansas

This new 75,012 SF, 250 bed jail was designed to be durable, low maintenance, and secure. Using precast concrete insulated panels accented by metal panels and translucent polycarbonate, JE Dunn constructed this frugal but contemporary looking facility to require minimal maintenance. The facility consists of identical pods constructed from prefabricated precast cell modules. Within each pod is a day room, an exercise area, and a control room which provides indirect supervision of inmates.

The jail includes intake and booking functions with delineated cells specifically for holding inmates during the booking process. A dedicated medical area segregates sick inmates and provides proper accommodations for medical examinations. It also provides a nurse area and drug storage space.

TreanorHL

FORT BEND COUNTY JUSTICE CENTER

Richmond, Texas

The Fort Bend County Justice Center (FBCJC) is a 265,000 SF, four-story, neoclassical building with a five-story, 85’ high domed rotunda from which secured entry, circulation and access takes place. The FBCJC houses 17 courtrooms, judge's chambers, jury assembly and grand jury rooms, with future expansion provisions for 10 additional courtrooms.

The Fort Bend County Justice Center also houses District and County Clerk offices, District Attorney and Bailiff’s offices, a law library and 13 other court-related departments.

The basement level includes holding cells for 112 incarcerated adults and juveniles with future provisions for 45 additional cells. The courthouse can be accessed through a secured on-grade sally port. The Justice Center incorporates the latest security systems required for county facilities.

Size 265,000 SF

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WILLIAMS COUNTY LAW ENFORCEMENT CENTER AND ADMINISTRATION BUILDING

Williston, North Dakota

The 126,822 SF Williams County Law Enforcement Center expansion added 61 units and 110 beds to a facility that had been operating at full capacity since built in 2009. Five wings, 75 prefabricated cells, and 34,000 SF of inmate housing were added. The new threestory addition provides expanded space for Law Enforcement including a new vehicle sally port and indoor vehicle storage. The addition also included a larger visitation center and 6,000 SF of space for law enforcement offices. The project included the remodel of the 18,000 SF courthouse and 7,000 SF of administrative spaces.

JOHNSON COUNTY COURTHOUSE

Olathe, Kansas

The Johnson County Courthouse (JCCH) was designed and constructed to serve all functions of the Tenth Judicial District Court, District Attorney and support services.

The seven-story JCCH includes 28 courtrooms and hearing rooms that support Criminal, Civil, Family, Veteran’s, Probate, CINC, High-Volume Traffic and Small Claims court cases.

Support spaces include a public lobby, areas dedicated to the Johnson County District Attorney Office, jury services, inmate staging, court administration, court clerk, court trustee, justice information management, the Sheriff’s Office, law library, parking, and security. A 23,000 SF secure below-grade parking garage provides secure judicial officer parking and a secure in-custody transfer area.

A tunnel extension from the Olathe Central Booking and Adult Detention Center to the new courthouse allows for movement of in-custody detainees.

356,821 SF

$177 million Architect

Fentress Architects

TreanorHL

AWARDS

Associated General Contractors (AGC) of Kansas –Award of Excellence

ENR Midwest – Best Government/Public Building Project

DBIA Mid-America Region – Project of the Year

DBIA Mid-America Region – Institutional Category Honor Award

AIA Academy for Justice – Justice Facilities Review Award

Kansas City Business Journal – Capstone Award for Architectural Design

DUNN COUNTY COURTHOUSE REMODEL AND EXPANSION

Manning, North Dakota

Dunn County Courthouse is a 32,000 SF multi-phased addition and renovation to the existing 1990s facility. Phase 1 included adding a basement and two above grade floors with a new main entrance, several internal spaces, and a new concrete parking lot. Phase 2 included a single level addition for better interaction between the sheriff’s department and the courts. A sally port, hearing room, and evidence storage spaces were added. Several departments within the building were renovated including the Clerk of Courts and County Recorder's office area. The building includes a new geothermal heating and cooling system, a fire protection system with underground storage tank, fire alarm system, and multiple different safety, security, and audio visual systems within the new space.

MINNEHAHA COUNTY JAIL

Sioux Falls, South Dakota

JE Dunn teamed with local contractor Henry Carlson to build a 385 bed, three-story addition plus vertical expansion to the Minnehaha County Jail. The vertical expansion includes four 32-bed dormitory housing units, two inmate recreation spaces, officer control desk, and associated support spaces, along with a mechanical mezzanine.

The addition creates first floor administrative services space for the jail staff, local and county police forces, and judicial branch. A 1,500 SF courtroom allows for in-house sentencing. The space also includes offices, conference rooms, roll-call meeting room, locker rooms, catering kitchen break room, public lobby and visitation space, and an outdoor patio. A vehicle sally port, intake area, 60 bed transitional housing, inmate recreation areas, and officer control areas are included on the new first floor. The Master Control Room was relocated to the new addition and will serve both the new facility and the existing building.

The second floor consists of medical spaces, an inmate-run laundry program, 96 beds, and jail administrative space. The project also includes the remodeling of an existing inmate recreation space and a new corridor connection from the existing control desk to the new addition on the second floor. The third floor consists of 176 jail beds, and mechanical mezzanine level.

BENT COUNTY CORRECTIONAL CENTER

Las Animas, Colorado

JE Dunn built the 252,453 SF, 1,079-bed medium security correctional center in two phases. Phase 1 consisted of 101,755 SF and 352 beds within five buildings, plus a gymnasium, security fencing, and a 250,000 gallon water storage tank.

Phase 2 consisted of a 134,490 SF, 727-bed expansion and 16,208 SF remodel, which included the addition of two housing units and connecting link for support staff, a medical addition, a segregated recreational cage, kitchen and dining renovation, and a new recreation areas. Infrastructure additions included new lift stations, a sewage pretreatment facility, and a perimeter fence detection system.

CHILLICOTHE CORRECTIONAL CENTER

Chillicothe, Missouri

JE Dunn and DLR Group completed the Chillicothe Correctional Center for Women as a design-build effort. The 50-acre, 452,371 SF facility consists of five butterfly-shaped housing units, with future plans to add an additional housing unit.

The campus-style medium and maximum security development, which spans approximately 60 acres, features six single-story and eight two-story structures, and has capacity to hold 1,636 inmates. All public areas are capable of being monitored 24/7.

The complex includes a beauty shop, religious center, library, bakery, cosmetology lab, gymnasium and greenhouse. It is energy efficient and served by a central plant, which houses the HVAC equipment, including high-efficiency boilers and upgraded HVAC controls. An above-grade central utility loop allows problems to be identified quickly and repairs to be made easily. The design utilizes building structures to support the loop, which saved on insulation and support systems. The use of precast concrete, bearing-wall construction allowed the facility to be designed and built at an accelerated schedule.

Size

452,371 SF

COST

$106 million

Architect

DLR Group

AWARDS

Cornhusker Chapter of ABC – Excellence in Construction Award

Contracting Business Magazine – Design-Build Award – New Construction

DBIA – Design-Build Award

CASS COUNTY JUSTICE CENTER

Harrisonville, Missouri

The Cass County Justice Center is a four-story facility that includes a 250-bed jail, a 25-bed juvenile offender center, four trial courtrooms, circuit clerk’s office, judicial office, sheriff’s office, prosecutor’s office and 39,000 SF of unfinished space that is slated for completion as the need arises. That space will eventually include additional offices, courtrooms and maximum and minimum security dormitories. High-level finishes feature oak millwork, special lighting and acoustic treatment in the courtrooms. Interior terrazzo and granite stonework complement the use of precast and face brick on the exterior.

BUTLER COUNTY COURTHOUSE AND JUSTICE CENTER

El Dorado, Kansas

JE Dunn provided construction management services on a new courthouse and a separate jail facility located approximately three miles from each other in El Dorado, Kansas.

The Butler County Jail is a 71,644 SF, two-story, 280-bed detention facility. The new jail consists of four rectangular housing units connected in the middle. Each unit has its own outdoor recreation area and accommodates minimum, medium and maximum security inmates, in addition to a special work release area. Constructed of structural steel with brick exterior, the 61,654 SF, three-story courthouse building features multiple judges’ chambers, five courtrooms and administrative offices. This project was highly complex due to the combination of site demolition and new construction all occurring simultaneously on a tight downtown site located across the street from the historic courthouse.

Both facilities are outfitted with state-of-the-art technology and security systems needed to accommodate the transportation of inmates from the courthouse to the jail location and provide complete detention support, including all sheriff’s office functions, intake, inmate processing, short term holding functions and sally port areas.

CHATHAM COUNTY COURTHOUSE

Savannah, Georgia

The new Chatham County Courthouse includes 155,000 SF of new construction and 2,500 SF of renovation. The facility is a four-story concrete and steel structure with architectural precast façade, and includes a basement and two new tunnels that connect the existing courthouse and the new courthouse.

The new courthouse is designed to accommodate an inmate transfer station comprising of seven holding cells in the basement, offices, jury assembly for 187, and security at the lobby on the first floor. The second floor features a multipurpose room for 85, four state courtrooms, two 3-cell holding areas, four judge’s chambers, and administrative offices. The third floor holds offices for staff attorneys and court support, four superior courtrooms with deliberation rooms, another two 3-cell holding areas, and four additional judge's chambers. Finally, the fourth floor houses the administrative offices of the superior court, four courtrooms each with a jury deliberation room, two 3-cell holding areas shared by the courtrooms, and four judge's chambers and administrative offices.

155,500 SF (new) 2,500 SF (renovation)

SARPY COUNTY CORRECTIONAL CENTER

Papillion, Nebraska

This new 146,000 SF correctional facility was built to address overcrowding issues and to better serve the needs of the fastest growing county in Nebraska.

It includes 368 beds, a dedicated behavior health unit, space for educational and rehabilitative programs, video arraignment areas, as well as a secure connection that joins the new center to the Sarpy County Courthouse.

The correctional facility has four unique cell types, precast concrete, precast steel, CMU (concrete masonry unit), and welded tension metal wall panel.

PEARLAND PUBLIC SAFETY BUILDING

Pearland, Texas

JE Dunn completed the construction of a 79,800 SF, twostory, multi-purpose public safety building. The facility contains a 29-bed jail and two courtrooms, in addition to offices for the Police Department, 911 Dispatch, Utility Billing, and the County Tax Office. The exterior is composed of tilt-wall, masonry, cast-on-site panels, curtain walls and storefront. It also is a hardened building that will withstand 145 MPH wind gusts and has 95% of the building on emergency power. In the event of a hurricane, this building will be used as a command center for the city.

CITY OF SALEM POLICE STATION

Salem, Oregon

The new consolidated police station unites all police units and departments under one roof in a safe, welcoming building for both staff and the public. The Salem Police Department had outgrown their space inside City Hall where they had been located for nearly 50 years. JE Dunn, along with DLR Group and local architecture firm CB Two, worked with the City of Salem and Police Department to create a new facility to bring together units and departments that were split between City Hall and off-site leased spaces. The new police station includes evidence storage, a crime lab, training spaces as well as the City of Salem Emergency Operations Center. The 104,000 square foot building also includes a community meeting room, public lobby area, and outdoor plaza balancing an inviting, civic building while maintaining secure facilities for police operations. The adjacent 77,000 square foot parking garage includes secure parking for 250 vehicles.

Size

180,915 SF COST

$59 million Architect

DLR Group

CB Two

CORRECTIONAL SERVICES

CORPORATION INS FRIO COUNTY DETENTION FACILITY

Pearsall, Texas Size 234,557 SF

JE Dunn completed a new detention facility built for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), formally the INS. The building is a single story, pre-engineered metal building with precast skin. It includes precast and masonry cell modules. The facility consists of 17 large dormitories for male, female, and juvenile inmates, one segregated housing unit, 1,120 beds, a full-service kitchen, laundry, a medical ward, exercise facilities, and significant site work. A special housing unit accommodates 120 individual cells with single and dual beds. Also included are administration areas for Correctional Services Corporation and Department of Homeland Security. There is also a Department of Justice courts area, which includes three courtrooms. The schedule was nine and a half months from the start of sitework until substantial completion.

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TROUSDALE TURNER CORRECTIONAL FACILITY

Hartsville, Tennessee

JE Dunn constructed the Trousdale County Correctional Facility, two-story, 2,552-bed facility for CoreCivic. The campus consists of five general housing units, a segregation housing unit, a dormitory building, two inmate support buildings, a religious/education building, a maintenance/ visitation building, an administrative building, and six partially-covered outdoor recreation areas.

JE Dunn worked with CoreCivic and the architect during design to develop cost and schedule-efficient solutions that adhered to CoreCivic’s guidelines.

KITSAP COUNTY JAIL EXPANSION

Port Orchard, Washington

This project entailed a large addition to the existing Kitsap County Jail. The expansion program included adding 300 beds of mixed housing, relocating departments and added care programs (which increased the kitchen and food service capacity), updating emergency response capabilities and more. JE Dunn critically managed the overall construction at all times as the existing facility had to remain fully operational 24 hours a day.

AWARDS

AGC of Colorado – Silver Award of Merit – General Contractor $15-$30 Million

Pikes Peak IFMA – Colorado Facility Awards of Excellence – Technology In Use

EL PASO COUNTY JAIL EXPANSION AND REMODEL

Colorado Springs, Colorado

JE Dunn constructed a new, six-story, 864-bed housing facility and evidence storage building for El Paso County. The housing tower contains 12 housing wards with 72 beds each and day-rooms. The $32M project also included renovation and expansion to the existing housing units, administration area, kitchen, laundry, medical space, maintenance and storage areas. The existing facility remained fully operational and fully secure during construction.

MISSOURI STATE PRISON

JEFFERSON CITY CORRECTIONAL

CENTER

Jefferson City, Missouri

JE Dunn completed the 19-building state prison complex, which comprises 674,485 SF of maximum security, male inmate housing and support services. The campus is comprised of eight housing units with 1,996-beds; an administration building which serves as a control center to oversee the security and safety of the entire campus, plus provides administrative offices, training rooms, and lockers; a central plant; a multipurpose building that houses the visiting room, parole hearing room, and staff services; a central services building with a medical unit that contains 28 patient beds, a dental clinic, x-ray, exam rooms, interview rooms, and pharmacy; recreation space; and amenities including an education and library area, chapel, kitchen and dining areas. Other buildings on campus house production factories and food preparation for distribution. The general population/recreation area observation tower is approximately 1,161 SF and oversees inmate recreational activities such as basketball, sand volleyball, softball, handball, and horseshoe events.

LANSING CORRECTIONAL FACILITY

Lansing, Kansas

This 396,719 SF prison features two housing units comprised of a 1,920-bed housing unit and a 512-bed, dorm style housing unit. It includes space for medical services, food service, spiritual life, staff support areas, as well as indoor and outdoor recreation areas.

The project was built with future expansion in mind and designed with energy saving elements such as modern utility systems, improved lighting, state-of-the-art security systems, top-of-the-line roofing systems and insulated walls.

Size

396,719 SF

COST

Confidential

Architect

DLR Group TreanorHL

ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS PERFORMANCE CONTRACTING

Elmore, Alabama

JE Dunn was selected by Johnson Controls, Inc. (JCI) to manage performance contracting at 19 operational State prisons across the state of Alabama. Work involved the selective demolition and retrofitting of existing mechanical and electrical systems, roof structures, detention windows and some interior walls. One such site involved the inspection, structural analysis, design coordination, removal, and replacement of an existing 60,000 SF roof structure of a food processing and refrigeration facility while maintaining the daily operation of the facility. Another facility included the addition of structural steel elements to 28,000 SF of the occupied inmate dormitory units to allow for architectural and mechanical improvements. Another facility included the replacement of old window systems with replacement of security grade detention windows. Additionally, multiple facilities required the replacement of deteriorated HVAC systems as well as several boiler replacements.

At the end of this process, approximately 250 ECMs were identified and included replacing boilers (steam and hot water), chillers, multi-zone systems, heat pump split systems, domestic hot water and installed new gas, hot water, chilled water, steam and refrigerant piping as needed. JE Dunn provided electrical services for each scope.

ARIZONA STATE PRISON COMPLEX LEWIS FACILITY EXPANSION

Buckeye, Arizona

The 416-cell, 500-bed maximum custody facility was constructed within the existing Lewis Prison Complex and consists of two, new housing wings and two, new support buildings. The 115,650 SF project includes three wing clusters with 16, two-story housing pods, a single-story intake area, a single-story wing control/visitation area, and adjacent program space and medical space.

The design incorporates best practices including prefabrication, precast concrete cell modules, modernized control rooms at central locations, and advanced security technologies to improve the efficiency of inmate monitoring. The facility is fully ADA compliant and LEED Silver certified.

Size

115,650 SF COST

$42.9 million

LA PALMA CORRECTIONAL CENTER

Eloy, Arizona

JE Dunn and DLR Group completed the 599,000 SF, 3,240-bed correctional center in Eloy, Arizona in 15 months.

The facility consists of three separate compounds, each of which contains two 360-bed General Population Housing units and one 360bed Special Housing unit, for a total of 3,240 beds. Each of the three compounds has a Program Support Building, which contains inmate education and vocational program areas, administrative offices, a medical clinic, library, chapel, and dining/serving kitchen.

The overall building site development included a 350-car parking lot, perimeter fence, detection system, site lighting, and a security patrol road. The project was completed in three phases to allow for early occupancy for 1,000 beds per phase.

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DFW INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY HEADQUARTERS

Euless, Texas

JE Dunn completed the new, two-story headquarters facility for the DFW Airport Department of Public Safety.

The project is a 130,000 SF, concrete tilt-wall structure that supports multiple DPS department user groups including Police, Fire, Special Services, and Criminal Investigation. Primary building function areas include a large cafeteria, state-of-the-art training rooms, briefing rooms, office space, classrooms, locker rooms and fitness facility, records storage, secure evidence/property room, a detention holding area with sally port access, as well as one apparatus bay garage for SWAT and specialty vehicles, along with surface parking and landscaping.

AWARDS

DFW International Airport – Design, Code and Construction – Contractor of the Year

DFW International Airport – Design, Code and Construction – DFW Safety Milestone Achievement Award

TEXO – First Place – Design-Build Over $30M

JOHNSON COUNTY KANSAS YOUTH AND FAMILY SERVICES CENTER

Olathe, Kansas

The new Youth and Family Services Center is a 55,000 SF, 33-bed minimum security youth detention facility meant to house less dangerous and violent offenders and, in some cases, simply abandoned or displaced youth.

The main building is characterized by a large entry rotunda and massive amounts of daylight and common spaces. Three pods each house 11 juveniles, and each pod contains a day room and a connection to a central commons.

This LEED Platinum facility also has a family resource center, recreational facilities, a partial service kitchen, and training and conference rooms for county staff and shareholders.

AWARDS

AIA – Award of Excellence – 2012 Justice Facility Review for demonstrating quality of form, functionality, and current architectural response to complex justice design issues

AIA Academy of Architecture for Justice Citation –The 2012 Justice Facility Review

LEAGUE CITY PUBLIC SAFETY BUILDING

League City, Texas

The new public safety facility is a two-story, 71,000 SF. It provides space for police operations, dispatch, training, evidence, records and a jail. Additionally, it also provides office space for the fire department’s administrative personnel.

Construction consists of a steel structure with masonry exterior. It is designed to withstand hurricane force winds and will ultimately serve as the City’s Emergency Operations Center in the event of a tropical storm or hurricane.

LARIMER COUNTY JAIL EXPANSION AND RENOVATION

Fort Collins, Colorado

This multi-phase, 137,719 SF, 153-bed restorative justice project consists of an expansion and renovation to the existing jail and accompanying facilities, all taking place within an occupied and operational correctional campus.

Included is a new kitchen, laundry room, loading dock, central utility plant, 3-story dormitory-style housing tower, 2-story booking facility, officer training rooms, break room, and locker rooms. The modifications provide much needed upgrades to campus technology and security systems.

The new housing tower features centralized medical resources and promotes the intentional use of natural light to all three floors. It is constructed to address needs surrounding mental health or substance misuse.

The new booking facility features a grand staircase that has been connected to the existing Sheriff’s Office building, providing a bridge between the Larimer County Sheriff’s Administration Office and the Larimer County Jail.

GREENE COUNTY SHERIFF’S

OFFICE & JAIL

Springfield, Missouri

This 360,000 SF facility doubles the capacity of the jail to 1,242 beds, consolidates the Sheriff's office under one roof, and adds staff amenities, additional programming, and support services.

Housing is varied, including 54-person pods, dorms, administrative segregation, and rooms to accommodate those needing mental health resources.

New video conferencing booths allow detainees to attend virtual court hearing, which alleviates budget and security concerns related to transportation to downtown courts.

DeWitt & Associates

nForm Architecture

TreanorHL

DICKINSON PUBLIC SAFETY CENTER

Dickinson, North Dakota

JE Dunn constructed a new public safety center that services both police and fire dispatch. The project included an administrative building with food service space, mechanical/electrical support spaces, maintenance support/vehicle bay and equipment spaces, parking lots and roadways.

Size 42,500 SF

COST

$14.1 million

Architect

Schutz Foss Architects

KIT CARSON CORRECTIONAL CENTER

Burlington, Colorado

JE Dunn and DLR Group provided design and construction management services for the 335,296 SF Kit Carson County Correctional Facility. The federal penitentiary, which houses 1,516 beds, was constructed in two phases.

Phase 1 consisted of a 222,175 SF medium security prison with a capacity of 774 beds and two housing units. Each 256 bed housing units is two levels surrounding a central day-room and dining hall, central inmate shower, and inmate telephones. The building is constructed primarily of precast, reinforced concrete panels for building exterior walls and inmate cell units.

Phase 2 included a 113,121 SF, two-story 720 bed expansion and campus build-out. Two 360-bed housing units and related support spaces were constructed. Enhancements to the campus included a new recreation area and weight lifting area, food service equipment additions, 120 new dining seats, enclosed and expanded outdoor visiting area, and construction of new classrooms and offices. Modifications to and extension of the perimeter fence, patrol road, security lighting, and additional parking were completed.

OTAY MESA DETENTION CENTER EXPANSION

San Diego, California

The 512-bed Otay Mesa Detention Center Expansion was organized around a central hallway running the entire length of the building. The façade facing the public parking lot serves as the public entry point and is designed to provide the visitor with a positive civic image and experience. The design allows inmates in each housing unit extensive access to the outside without having to leave the observation of the corrections officer in charge of the unit. Ample natural light is provided by the end wall windows and extensive skylights. The day room opens up on the exterior end to a secure recreation area, open to the sky. Site work, fencing, and demolition was included in the project. Safety and security were primary considerations during planning and construction, as construction occurred within a fully occupied and active correctional environment.

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LENEXA JUSTICE CENTER

Lenexa, Kansas

The new justice center sits on 13.5 acres and consists of a 2-story, 100,000 SF main building and a single-story, 23,000 SF training building.

The new facilities will serve the police department and include a municipal court, 911 mission critical communications, a public lobby, community room, detective, patrol and traffic officer work spaces, training rooms and vehicle storage areas. Officer training space includes classrooms, a fitness center and locker rooms, defense and weapons training.

Security and detention areas are comprised of booking, interview, property and evidence collection, processing and storage, and a vehicle sally port.

Finkle Williams

JACKSON COUNTY DETENTION CENTER

(in progress)

Kansas City, Missouri

Jackson County is meeting the community’s needs by planning and building a detention center that is safe, secure, efficient to operate, and incorporates thoughtfully designed long-term solutions for the Jackson County Justice System.

The new detention center is 450,000 SF with 1,244 beds and support space for mental health, medical, and other programs.

One of the key elements of planning, building, and operating a detention center, is respecting the dignity of detained individuals. To accomplish this, the facility will provide evidence-based treatment and training opportunities that address the needs of the individual and the underlying causes of criminal behavior.

PUEBLO COUNTY DETENTION CENTER

Pueblo, Colorado

The new detention center will be two stories, 180,000 SF, and comprise 672 beds. The building will have administrative offices, medical space, kitchen, laundry, other support services, and offer future expansion capabilities

Architect HOK (in progress)

Size

180,000 SF COST

$145.9 million

GSA CHARLES E. WHITTAKER

U.S. FEDERAL COURTHOUSE

Kansas City, Missouri

The Charles Evans Whittaker U.S. Federal Courthouse is a landmark overlooking the Missouri River. The 615,000 SF building houses 16 courtrooms, the Circuit Court of Appeals, Judge’s Chambers, U.S. Attorney’s office, U.S. Marshal’s offices, court-related agencies, extensive multimedia conferencing facilities, a cafeteria and kitchen, and enclosed secured parking for 100 vehicles.

Courthouse corridors were designed with varying materials including granite, limestone, glass, and terrazzo. Exacting craftsmanship was required to accomplish the high level of quality in working with the latest building construction trends and materials. Main public areas feature limestone wainscoting. Brass elevator doors and custom lighting adorn the elevator waiting areas. Adding to the overall ambiance of the rotunda lobby are granite columns, terrazzo floors and a collection of five 25-foot sculptures known as the "Sentinels of Justice". Located on the second floor is the 4,000 pound, 115-year-old bell which originally hung in the north tower of the first U.S. Federal Building and Post Office in Kansas City.

AWARDS

AIA – Kansas City – Honor Award Arts Category For Sculpture

AIA – Kansas City – Honor Award

Craftsmanship Category for Stone Work

AIA – Kansas City – Honor Award

Craftsmanship Category for Metal Grillwork

Marble Institute of America – Commercial

Interior Award of Merit

General Services Administration – Honor Award for Construction Excellence

GSA ROBERT J. DOLE

U.S. FEDERAL COURTHOUSE

Kansas City, Kansas

The Robert J. Dole U.S. Federal Courthouse is a 276,603 SF complex, which includes 10 courtrooms, a library, nine holding cells, an employee’s child care center, a 35-space garage and loading dock.

The building exterior is composed of 750 architectural precast concrete panels with aluminum columns and ornamentation. The facility utilizes an energy conservation design and is situated on a tight urban site.

This project received an American Institute of Architects citation by the Justice Committee, applauding the architect and contractor for creating a monumental structure within a tight budget.

Most recently, JE Dunn completed the 3,000 SF exterior walkway granite paver installation and hardscape improvements, which included replacing bollards per GSA and courthouse security requirements.

GSA SAN LUIS COMMERCIAL BORDER STATION

San Luis, Arizona

The GSA San Luis Border Station project was a 44,480 SF, design-build project including commercial inspection, primary inspection, exit and export control, hazardous material dock and hazardous material isolation. The main building houses the Food and Drug Administration, Customs and Border Protection and the Department of Transportation.

Photovoltaic panels generate power for the facility and return power to the grid. This project achieved LEED Gold certification.

The design was fast-tracked and substantial savings were realized by completing the construction one year ahead of schedule.

Grube

GSA RICHARD BOLLING FEDERAL BUILDING RENOVATION PHASE I-IV

Kansas City, Missouri

The Richard Bolling Federal Building project was a fourphase interior and exterior building renovation and modernization as part of the GSA Design Excellence Program. The building was originally constructed in 1965.

Phase I included renovation of various spaces and tenant finish of three floors of shelled space for future government tenants. This phase also included select demolition of roofing material, mechanical equipment, select finished space and existing storefront on level 1.

Phase II and Phase III included the renovation of 11 floors as well as hazardous material removal; the replacement of interior shaft, mechanical and electrical equipment, exterior windows, and exterior sealant; elevator beam and rail seismic upgrades; exterior skin blast resistant upgrades; and the addition of a 3,900 SF entry pavilion.

Phase VI included 266,206 SF of asbestos abatement and full renovation for five floors, replacement of exterior windows upgraded for blast protection. Sitework revisions included underground cisterns and perimeter blast protection.

AWARDS

AIA KC Chapter Arts & Craftmanship Award –First impression for Phase I Remodel of 5 Levels

GSA Design Excellence Award for North Entry

GSA First Impression Citation for North Entry

Social Security Administration Outstanding Design for Levels 15 & 16

GSA Modernization Award for Phase III 4-Level Demolition & Remodel

International Interior Design Association Healthcare and Assisted Living Gold Award for the Federal Occupational Health Clinic - Phase III

International Interior Design Association Gold Award for the US Army Corps of Engineers Kansas City District – Phase III

Kansas City Business Journal Capstone Award – Office – Phase IV

Historic KC for Historic Preservation Awards Contemporary Design Category – Phase IV

LEON MERCER JORDAN CAMPUS KANSAS CITY POLICE

DEPARTMENT EAST PATROL AND CRIME LAB CAMPUS

Kansas City, Missouri

JE Dunn completed the Leon Mercer Jordan Campus, which consists of a 56,000 SF crime lab with an additional 12,000 SF property evidence depository, 23,000 SF patrol station with a 12,000 SF community center and 5,000 SF central utility plant that serves the entire 18-acre campus. The crime lab includes administrative departments, building/technical support, chemistry lab, crime scene lab, DEA lab, digital forensics lab, trace evidence lab, evidence intake, fire arms lab, latent and ten prints lab.

The Patrol Station includes a detention area comprised of 3 to 4 cells, sally port, Kevlar, roll call room, firearm storage, evidence processing, property crimes, and administrative area. The Multi-Purpose Building includes a community center environment with gymnasium/basketball courts, weightlifting/cardio/training room, locker rooms for use of the community, police and crime lab staff. The evidence warehouse is state-of-the-art with digital stacks and inventory system. Security measures are in effect in each building.

AWARDS

ULI – Development of Distinction

EDC – Cornerstone Award

Kansas City Business Journal – Capstone Award

DENVER CRIME LABORATORY

Denver, Colorado

The three-story 73,650 SF Denver Crime Lab is comprised of three main areas including lab space, office space and atrium space. A secure underground tunnel was built to connect the new lab to the Property Management Bureau. Locker rooms, a firing range, and mechanical and electrical rooms are also located underground.

This LEED Gold building utilizes sustainable elements such as low-flow fixtures to reduce the amount of water usage; energy usage reduction in comparison to similar structures; storm water collection and treatment prior to it entering the City’s system; 75% of construction waste was diverted from landfills.

AWARDS

Waste Management – Sustainability Circle of Excellence

AGC of Colorado – Silver Award of Merit – Best Building Project – General Contractor

$10-$40 Million

Engineering News Record (ENR) – Best Projects Award of Merit – Government/Public Building

Downtown Denver Partnership – Annual Award

American Institute of Architects (AIA) – AAJ Justice Facilities Review Award

GSA PEACE ARCH U.S. PORT OF ENTRY

Blaine, Washington

This large, complex renovation project required extensive collaboration between JE Dunn, the GSA, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, the Federal Highway Administration, the Washington State Department of Transportation, the City of Blaine, as well as agencies in Canada to complete the project. The project consists of a new 35,000 SF port building and 89,000 SF of vehicular inspections. The new facilities at Peace Arch are celebrated for enhanced efficiency and sustainability, and its LEED Gold rating.

The design is comprised of four basic elements: A metallic panel and glass curtain wall clad conventional two-story rectangular building which houses the public and administrative offices of Customs and Border Protection; primary vehicle inspection consisting of 10 individual processing booths with a single steel roof structure; secondary inspections including 40 parking spaces covered by a steel roof structure; and New I-5 northbound bridge and designbuild highway work carrying traffic over the west end of the new port building and allowing vehicular traffic for secondary inspections to flow beneath.

Size

35,000 SF Port Building

89,000 SF Vehicular Inspections

COST

$88.8 million

Architect Bohlin Cywinski Jackson

AWARDS

GSA – Design Excellence Award

GSA – Honor Award for Design

NAIOP Commercial Real Estate Development Association

AIA – Merit Award for Design

AIA Washington – Civic Design Award

HISTORIC

KANSAS STATE CAPITOL

Topeka, Kansas

JE Dunn was hired to preserve and restore the historic Kansas Statehouse located in the heart of Topeka. This project is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and required coordination with the State Historic Preservation Office. Specialty designers and artisans were involved during all phases of design and construction.

This project was designed as a 10-year, 6-phase project, which allowed for staggered completion dates of the interior restoration of the east, west, north, and south wings. Much of the interior space was restored to its earlier grandeur and includes the restoration of the Governor's office to its earlier circa 1900s design. The Senate Chamber also received notable restoration including the return of the wild Kansas cherry wood desks dating back to 1885.

Additional projects consisted of the construction of a new 2-level, 561-car underground parking garage situated below the north lawn of the Capitol, new underground vaults for additional office space and new mechanical systems, a new Visitor Center with a U-shaped drive, and a north plaza.

1,326,790

AWARDS

American General Contractors of Kansas –Award of Excellence in Restoration

American General Contractors of Kansas –Award of Honor, South Wing – Best Project Over $10 million

American General Contractors of Kansas –Award of Honor

Kansas Preservation Alliance – Honor Award for Excellence in Restoration

Mason Contractors Association of America –TEAM Award

American General Contractors of Kansas –Renovation of the Year Over $10 million

Kansas Preservation Alliance – Honor Award for Historic Buildings – Historic Preservation

Kansas Preservation Alliance – Awards for Excellence

Copper Alliance – North American Copper in Architecture Awards – Winner Restoration

Kan-Struct Awards Historic Renovation Award for Excellence

AIA Central States Design Awards –Architecture Preservation Honor Award

AIA Kansas Desgin Awards – Excellence in Renovation/Preservation Award

UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS HEALTH SYSTEM STRAWBERRY HILL CAMPUS BEHAVIORAL

HEALTH HOSPITAL

Kansas City, Kansas

The University of Kansas Hospital purchased an existing building and converted 110,000 SF of it into a behavioral health hospital. The build-out included 47 patient rooms, intake area, support services, administrative offices, kitchen, pharmacy, consult rooms, and mechanical spaces. The building renovation included new upgraded site utilities, new parking, ambulance drop-off and recreational courtyard.

Size 110,000 SF

COST

$36.3 million

Architect

Cannon Design

KVC WICHITA BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CLINIC

Wichita, Kansas

This renovation and addition converted an existing building into a behavioral health clinic for kids and adolescents between the ages of 6 and 18. New space included 30 behavioral health rooms and 52 patient beds.

UNIVERSAL HEALTH SERVICES

Multiple Locations

JE Dunn has completed multiple renovations and upgrades to various Universal Health Services Behavioral Health Hospitals. Past and current work includes 68,136 SF and $23.3M of improvements, which consists of Geriatric Unit patient rooms, patient beds for inpatient adolescent care, an electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) suite, chemical dependency spaces, food service area upgrades, HVAC system upgrades, patient bathroom upgrades to meet ligature resistant codes, building re-skin, and installation of new human impact windows.

Carolina Center for Behavioral Health

Anchor Hospital

Carolina Center for Behavioral Health, Geriatric Unit

Carolina Center for Behavioral Health, Adolescent Care

Laurel Heights Hospital

Coastal Harbor Treatment Center

OPH MENTAL HEALTH

Olathe, Kansas

OPH is a 58,438 SF, 72 bed, in-patient acute behavioral health hospital located on the Olathe Medical Center campus.

The exterior facades meet the high level design ordinance and include local stone veneer, metal panels, and energy efficient glazing. The interior design integrates a calming color palette of materials and furniture helping to create a more normative environment.

The patient rooms and nurses stations incorporate impact resistant glazing and electronic security features are included at several interior and exterior doors. The hospital also features a partial basement, slab on grade, structural steel framing and metal decking.