ABOUT PROJECTS SERVICES GREEN BUILDING SUBCONTRACTORS CAREERS AWARDS GTC NEWS 303-772-4051 FIRE STATION & PREPAREDNESS TRAINING FEATURED PROJECTS ADAMS COUNTY FIRE STATION NO. 11 Location: Denver, Colorado Description: Construction of a new two-story, 31,000 SF fire station with a second story level mezzanine/mechanical room with supporting facilities, associated site work will include a concrete/asphalt drive and parking lot. Facility includes an apparatus bay with 5 pull through bays, bunk rooms, offices, living spaces and classroom. Site utilities consist of water, sanitary, electric, gas services and emergency generator. Geothermal, landscaping and irrigation are a part of this project. ARCHITECT: Allred Architecture SOUTH METRO FIRE STATION NO. 32 Location: Centennial, Colorado Description: Demolition of the existing fire station and adjacent small office structure, construction of a new 21,524 SF fire station, including a 5,144 SF basement. 3 apparatus bays, living quarters, kitchen administration offices and community room. ARCHITECT: OZ ARCHITECTURE FORT LUPTON FIRE STATION NO. 3 Location: Fort Lupton, Colorado Description: The construction of a new 15,052 sf, 1-story fire station with three pull-through bays, a second level storage mezzanine, and 3-story hose tower. Associated site work will include a concrete drive and parking lot as well as landscape work. Site utilities consist of water, sanitary, electric, gas services, emergency generator. ARCHITECT: Allred and Associates AURORA FIRE STATION NO. 15 Location: Aurora, Colorado Description: Construction of a new 12,829 SF Fire Station with two apparatus bays, maintenance shop, admin area, living quarters with 7 dorms. This station is also envisioned to host public functions such as neighborhood board meetings, Shots for Tots, car seat distribution, safety checks and council ward meetings. Work also includes 1.52 acre site development ARCHITECT: HB&A LOVELAND FIRE STATION NO.7 Location: Loveland, Colorado Description:Construction of a new 10,400SF fire station on a 1.3 acre site. The site is bound on three sides by an elementary school, a residential neighborhood, and a ranch guest resort. Wild bighorn sheep roam the ranchlands, sometimes up to the construction zone. The Loveland Fire Station #7 project is located on a tight site and the building was located in close proximity to the north property line. GTC partnered with Loveland Fire and their neighbor to the north to develop a plan that allowed for the work to be completed safely and also eliminated the need for costly below-grade shoring. The two-story station features three apparatus bay, which are designed to accommodate one engine and two wildland fire apparatuses: a Type 4 and a Type 6. The station also includes four bunk rooms, a training room, an exercise room, and administrative offices. Exterior finishes include metal panels, stone veneer, siding, and architectural board-formed concrete. ARCHITECT: Belford Watkins Group GREELEY FIRE STATION NO.2 Location: Greeley, Colorado Description: The new station will be designed and constructed in a manor allowing continued use and occupancy of the existing station on site. Demolition of existing structure will occur after the new station is occupied and fully functional. The new station will occupy approximately 12,0000 sf and accommodate an engine company and transport ambulance with crew. Accommodations for 18 personnel will be provided with approximately 6 crew members occupying the building on any given day. ARCHITECT: SEH Architecture GREELEY FIRE STATION NO. 6 Location: Greeley, Colorado Description: A new 15,000SF fire station, will have the capacity to house 33 personnel, made up of an engine company, ladder company, transport ambulance crew and battalion chief. Daily staff is expected to be 11 members. In addition, the fire station will house a police substation and community room for public meetings and events ARCHITECT: SEH Architecture LITTLETON FIRE AND RESCUE STATION NO. 19 Location: Littleton, Colorado Description:The project is broken up into three phases. Phase 1/Pre-Construction includes: Design meetings, estimating/cost control, evaluation of design for construct ability, document review, value engineering, schedule development, identification of schedule conflicts, field investigations, pre-qualification of subcontractors and pre-planning for site activities. Phase 2: Bid the project out, collect pricing from subcontractors and establish the GMP. Phase 3: Construction of a new 7,700 SF fire station with two apparatus bays, office and residential living quarters. ARCHITECT: INTERGROUP ARCHITECTS STAPLETON FIRE STATION NO.26 Location: Denver, Colorado Description:13,129 SF main-level fire station and 1,771 SF basement. The facility can serve 32 firefighters and a district chief. The 75-foot tower, nearly twice as high as a traditional firehouse tower, is used for rappelling exercises and other firefighter training. Energy-saving, durable, long lasting, maintenance-free green materials were used throughout the facility. The station includes three bays, a public zone, a meeting room, and a private zone surrounding an interior courtyard. ARCHITECT: OZ ARCHITECTURE PLATTE VALLEY KERSEY FIRE STATION Location: Kersey, Colorado Description: A new 33,200 SF 2-story fire station with partial basement. The building includes a day room, kitchen and sleeping quarters, offices and a community room, a fitness center and room for a future emergency operations center. Also includes 7 vehicle bays and associated work and storage spaces. ARCHITECT: SHORT ELLIOT HENDRICKSON INC WEST METRO FIRE STATION NO. 4 Location: Lakewood, Colorado Description: New 10,655 SF 2-story fire station on a 0.83 acre site. Project includes the demolition of the existing fire station. The station is constructed with structural steel and structural CMU. Exterior finishes include stucco and smooth and split-faced CMU. ARCHITECT: OZ ARCHITECTURE GOLDEN FIRE STATION NO. 1 Location: Golden, Colorado Description: The Golden Fire Station No. 1 is a two-story 14,660 SF facility which contains a six-bay apparatus garage, watch office and ancillary functions on the main level. The second level contains administrative offices, a training facility and 4-bedroom quarters area. The station replaced the existing facility which was constructed in 1961. This was an urban site which was limited by many existing constraints for new development. ARCHITECT: HAUSER ARCHITECTS PLATTEVILLE GILCREST FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT TRAINING CENTER Location: Gilcrest, Colorado Description: New construction of 1,600 SF burn building used for training. Construction also included site development of the surrounding areas. ARCHITECT: Colorado Civil Group, Inc. View fullsize GREELEY PUBLIC SAFETY TRAINING CENTER Location: Greeley, Colorado Description:This 10 acres site involves roadway reconstruction, concrete and asphalt paving, over lot, and fine grading, water line installation, dry utility relocation, landscaping, irrigation and a 4,500 SF burn building. Work will include: two-story structural concrete and CMU burn building, thermal linings, metal stairs and landings; erosion and sediment control; clearing and grubbing; overlot and fine grading; traffic control measures on North 35th Avenue incidental to waterline construction; earthwork, excavation and embankment with excavated “onsite” and fill material; concrete and asphalt paving; landscaping and irrigation; seeding in disturbed areas; irrigation control and supply to landscaping features; construction surveying and construction traffic control. Project is on an occupied site.. ARCHITECT: ELLIOT, LEBOEUF & ASSOCIATES FORT COLLINS READINESS CENTER Location: Fort Collins , Colorado Description:Selective renovation of approximately 13,300 SF, structural repairs to approximately 2,600 SF, and site improvements. Renovation to corridors, offices, classrooms, restrooms and drill hall. Limited wall removal/construction, installation of fire suppression and direct digital controls (DDC) systems, HVAC and plumbing upgrades, code compliance upgrades, ceiling, lighting, and finishes replacement. Structural work anticipated: Interior floor slab, wall repairs/replace. Exterior work includes potential water line replace, expansion of military parking area (paving/security fencing). DMVA will separately contract geotechnical analysis, asbestos assessment and selective asbestos abatement coordinated with design scope. ARCHITECT: RB + B ARCHITECTS BRIGHTON FIRE STATION NO.51 Location: Brighton, Colorado Description: The project will consist of a remodel to an existing two-story fire station with a basement and with supporting facilities, associated site work will include a concrete parking lot. The existing maintenance building adjacent to the fire station will remain operational during construction. The district will also provide, at their costs, a temporary facility on the existing south parking lot to operate a 24/7 operational fire station during all construction activities. GTC to coordinate all construction activities with the District to maintain an operational temporary fire station throughout the construction duration including emergency vehicle parking. At the start and completion of each construction day, GTC to provide temporary construction and cleaning to maintain operational fire station and maintenance building. 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