Addition to Building 7111; Construct Bldgs. 7114 and 7115; Service Pier Upgrades
Naval Base Kitsap at Bangor, Silverdale, Washington

This $31 million project was a Joint Venture between WPC and General Construction Company, with each performing work in their area of expertise (building construction and marine construction, respectively). Construction of Building 7114 , located on the Waterfront Support Facility Pier, consisted of a steel framed, metal clad building with metal roof. The building includes a high-bay industrial working area and a two-story office and mechanical shops and supplies area. The addition to Building 7111 consisted of a 171 x 71 foot steel framed building addition with CMU exterior walls and flat roof. Features of the building included a high-bay working area supported by a 30-ton overhead crane, a large freight door, an indoor pool, and three stories of office space.

Building 7115 is a pre-engineered metal building with a 16 x 22 foot door on each end.

This project earned WPC an AGC Excellence in Construction Award for 2006.

Design/Build USW Systems Dependability Center
Keyport, Washington

The scope of work for this $6.5 million project included the design and construction of a 27,000 square foot two-story computer/office building with a noise analysis facility and electronic information systems. The project also included demolition of an existing building, hazardous materials disposal, site improvements, anti-terrorism security setbacks and incidental related work.

Design/Build Remodel Post Office and OSI Operations Building 644
Fairchild Air Force Base, Washington

Fairchild Air Force Base chose to save an existing 1950's building and renovate it to meet the specific needs of the Criminal Investigation Command, US Post Office, Fairchild Branch, and the Alternate Command Post to be utilized during exercises for states of emergency. Work for this $3.2 million project consisted of the relocation of the existing Post Office to the west portion of the first floor and displacing an existing laundromat. The vacated portion was renovated for other operations. Work also included replacement of the existing built-up roof with a pitched, architectural standing seam metal roof, and upgrade of existing exterior walls.

Fort Lewis Golf and Country Club
Fort Lewis, Washington

Taking advantage of the beauty of the surroundings, this impressive 17,000 square foot facility combines excellent craftsmanship blended with natural materials to provide a pleasing and functional design. The $2.9 million design/build clubhouse involved a fast-track design and construction schedule of only nine months.

WPC received an Outstanding Contractor Performance Evaluation for "quality of work, timely performance, and effectiveness of management and safety" on this project.