Lockheed Martin
Batson-Cook constructed approximately $20 million worth of projects on Lockheed Martin’s Marietta campus over a three-year period, including:
HAZMAT Storage
- A 55,000-square-foot hazardous material storage facility that was designed to receive and store material bi-products from the aircraft manufacturing process for proper disposal.
- The facility included warehouse storage as well as a freezer for the sub-zero temperature storage of hazardous materials.
Air Vehicle Integration Facility (AVIF)
- This building serves as a product development and training/testing facility for the F-22 jet plane.
- The scope of work consisted of a 50,000-square-foot, highly-classified operation building that included base building conference centers and a central energy plant.
- An FM-200 fire suppression system was installed in addition to fiber optics which link the facility to other buildings located on the Lockheed campus.
- Employee security clearance and project confidentiality requirements were a high priority.
- The facility featured state-of-the-art security with cameras, card access readers, sensing devices, and spin dials located throughout the building.
Entrance Renovation
- This project included upgrades to the facility entrance, including a check-in area for visitors, and featured state-of-the-art security with cameras, card access readers, and sensing devices.
Location:
Marietta, GA
Owner:
Lockheed Martin | Marietta, GA
Architect: HAZMAT Storage
Parsons Engineering Science | Norcross, GA
Architect: Air Vehicle Integration Facility (AVIF)
Giffels Associates | Norcross, GA
Architect: Entrance Renovation
Fluor Daniel, Inc. | Greenville, SC