Military projects often present conditions not found on other projects. Personnel often have to undergo background checks long before the project can start.  In fact, the company officers are sometimes called upon to undergo security clearance before they can even secure plans and specifications to bid the project.  The work is often located close to submarines, high tech aircraft, weapons systems, nuclear and conventional weapons and munitions storage areas. Crews have to be carefully selected and security procedures followed explicitly.  Equipment purchased may have to have special configurations to meet military codes and standards.  Work must be performed without endangering security or the mission of the facility. Often times, a high percentage of labor time is spent gaining access to high security areas. Productivity also suffers when the project is shut down without notice due to facility operations.  And of course, the Government has demanding requirements for special certifications which take a large amount of administrative time to fulfill.

J. L. Malone & Associates has worked on Government and Military installations since we were founded in 1969. During that time we have undergone numerous audits and security checks to assure that we were in compliance with Government regulations.  Some of these projects included:

• Construction of new piers, 5 - 230KV substations, 230KV line work base wide, water plant,  4 - 10,000KW 15KV generators  and Centrex communications complex at Kings Bay Naval Submarine Base, St. Mary's, GA

• Security upgrades and perimeter  at Polaris Nuclear Missile Storage Facility, Charleston, SC

• Security upgrades at Munitions Storage Facility, and installation of new substation and associated line work base wide. Ft. Campbell, KY

• Barracks and Security upgrades at Ft. Benning, GA

• Switchgear change out at CIA headquarters, VA

• Electrical upgrades at FBI academy, Quantico, VA

• Upgrades to overhead and underground electrical system base wide, Moody AFB, GA

• Electrical Substation upgrades at Kennedy Space Center, FL

• Utility upgrades and lighting upgrade in hazardous materials warehouses, Marine Corps Logistics Supply Center, Albany, GA

• Removal and disposal of PCB equipment, Beaufort Marine Corp Air Station, Beaufort, SC

• Rewiring of 1,411 occupied base houses, Cherry Point MCAS, NC

• Construction of Hot Cargo Warehouses and new hospital, Ft Bragg / Pope AFB, NC

• Airfield lighting and control upgrades, NAS Jacksonville, FL, Pope AFB, NC and Robins AFB, GA

• Installation of target range equipment, Ft. Stewart, GA & Ft. Benning, GA

• PCB Transformer change outs at McDill AFB, FL Moody AFB, Ga. and Ft. McPhearson, GA

• Reconstruction of electrical system base wide after Hurricane Andrew, Homestead AFB, FL

• Replacement of underground electrical distribution, installation of street lighting in 3 housing areas and 1 barracks area and installation of emergency generators, Fort Bragg, NC

• Modifications to main power substation and installation of 4 new containerized  2,000KW peak shaving generators, complete with paralleling gear, Ft. Rucker, AL

• Comstruction of new Veteran's Administration hospital, Salem, VA.

Government Performance

Evaluations

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Commendations

Transformer Installation at Hartwell Dam

Electrical Upgrades at Strom Thurmond Dam

Airfield Approach and runway lighting at Pope AFB, NC

Airfield approach lighting at Robbins AFB, Warner Robbins, Ga

Upgrades to electrical system at Redstone Arsenal, Al.

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