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B-2 Manufacturing Facilities, Hill Air Force Base, Utah

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Anderson Engineering provided civil, structural design, and coordination for other design disciplines for the new manufacturing and repair facilities at Hill Air Force Base. In conjunction with Coast Machinery, Anderson was a prime consultant for relocating critical manufacturing equipment from Pico Rivera, California to Utah. Existing base manufacturing buildings were renovated to provide precisely isolated foundations, air bourne dust removal, environmental control, and utilities that are required to meet the guaranteed performance of highly classified production milling and imaging equipment. New building structures were constructed to house the autoclave shown above.

Reviewed by Brandon Anderson, PMP, GC

Principal Civil Engineer and Licensed General Contractor delivering innovative, client-focused solutions for complex projects across Utah and beyond.

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