This project was a 29,000 SF expansion to the existing detention center. It is a plant precast concrete structure, consisting of four direct supervision type housing dormitories, each with 64 beds and one 8 bed unit housing for 17 year.
Volusia County Branch Jail Mental Health Dormitory
Construction Management at Risk (CMAR)
Corrections, Government, Justice, Public Safety
The Volusia County Branch Jail is the central inmate intake facility for the Division of Corrections and is located at 1300 Red John Drive in Daytona Beach, Florida. Since the jail opened in 1987, the demand for inmate housing has.
The existing Jail facility in Lancaster County was constructed in 1978. The constant overcrowding of the current facility led the unsafe environment of both inmates and correctional officers.
The Volusia County Jail, which is located in unincorporated Volusia County midway between Daytona Beach and DeLand, was constructed to address the growth needs of the inmate population of Volusia County. The County planned to expand the jail facilities in.
Putnam Jail Project, which took place on an active and occupied site, consisted of two secure housing pods that now houses approximately 224 beds each. In addition to the new pods, a new Medical and Program Facility was added and the kitchen storage expanded, along with a new freezer.
The Sumter Jail will consist of a one-story, two level tilt panel housing pod building with a total gross square footage of 38,662. The building will have an inmate capacity of 256.
Okeechobee County Sheriff’s Department Jail Renovation and Expansion
Construction Management at Risk (CMAR)
Corrections, Government, Justice, Public Safety
The current 69,756 SF Okeechobee County Jail, originally constructed in 1986, needs several upgrades and two brand-new housing pods. The jail as it is now has a 232 bed capacity between two housing pods which will receive their own upgrades/renovations, and the new pods will each house an additional 224 beds.
The 89,555 SF, 1,200-bed Gulf County Correctional Facility required extensive sitework and included the construction of several new facilities. The project included a visitor control building, health classification facility, food service building, three t-cell cell buildings, five open bay dormitories, security installations and additions to the treatment plant.
Columbia County is relocating their County Detention Facility to be co-located with the existing Columbia County Sheriff’s Administrative Complex. The project consists of building a new Detention Facility on the property where the current Sheriff’s Administration complex is located.
