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Location:
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Naval Submarine Base New London Groton, CT
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Award Date:
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November 2013
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Completed:
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June 2013
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Client:
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P&S Construction
Lowell, MA
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Reference:
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Sean Lynch - slynch@psconstruction.net
(pls inquire for contact info)
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When the US Navy sought to remove some 31 outdated and obsolete buildings and
structures from the Submarine Base in Groton, CT, they hired P&S Construction along with
demolition subcontractor Costello Dismantling. A total of 425,000 square feet of obsolete
office buildings, barracks, water standpipes, and warehouses were removed and the work
areas restored to their original condition. The buildings were located throughout the entire
Naval base property.
What made this project unique was the fact that it was issued by the Navy as a Design-Build
Contract. This method of contracting is rarely utilized in demolition projects and places
added responsibilities on the participating contractors.
Costello Dismantling worked closely with P&S Construction and the Navy to create and
implement site security plans, traffic management plans, environmental management plans,
and demolition plans. Thorough planning and coordination with the owner allowed the
demolition work to be completed at roughly 25 different work areas safely and with minimal
disruption to ongoing Navy operations.
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