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Fort Carson

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JR&CO served as prime contractor to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Omaha District on a 350,000-square-foot hail damage roof replacement at Fort Carson, an active U.S. Army installation in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Scope spanned office buildings, dormitories, security facilities, a hospital, training and storage buildings and a gymnasium, and included asbestos sampling, roof demolition, new decking and four separate commercial roof systems.

  • Delivered four roof systems under a single federal task order: TPO, PVC, built-up and standing seam metal.
  • Fabricated standing seam metal panels on site for full-length runs with no field seams or splices.
  • Installed snow guards, permanent fall protection and lightning protection systems across the post.
  • Every roof system carries high-wind and hail total-system warranty coverage.

Work proceeded above occupied, mission-critical spaces, with roofing at the brigade headquarters sequenced around active medical, training and office operations rather than the reverse. When the Corps converted the gymnasium into a COVID-19 treatment facility mid-project, JR&CO resequenced the work and closed the program on schedule at the original contract price, with no safety or quality issues. Federal roofing work is measured by exactly that kind of performance.

Overview

Fort Carson is an active U.S. Army installation in Colorado Springs, home to units including the 3rd Armored Brigade Combat Team. JR&CO served as prime contractor to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Omaha District on a hail damage repair package covering 350,000 square feet of roofing across the post — office buildings, dormitories, security facilities, a hospital, training and storage buildings, and a gymnasium.

The work proceeded above occupied, mission-critical spaces, with roofing at the brigade headquarters sequenced around active medical, training, and office operations rather than the reverse. JR&CO delivered four separate roof systems under a single task order — TPO, PVC, built-up, and standing seam metal — fabricating the standing seam panels on site to produce full-length runs without field splices. When the Corps converted the gymnasium into a COVID-19 treatment facility mid-project, JR&CO resequenced the work and closed the program on schedule at the original contract price.

Military helicopters above Fort Carson during JR&CO federal roofing work

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