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- City of Clearwater
- City of Doral
- City of Dunedin
- City of Homestead
- City of Lakeland
- City of Largo
- City of Key Largo
- City of Marathon
- City of Safety Harbor
- City of Seminole
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- State of Florida
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“Biltmore is very professional, responsive and cooperative. Biltmore provided pre-construction services, performing constructability reviews and significant value engineering modifications that eventually lead to City Council approving the “initial” architectural look of the station and avoiding a complete redesign to lower costs. I highly recommend Biltmore to any client.”
Tara L. Kivett,
Engineering Director, City of Clearwater Engineering Department
“This team, from project start, did not hesitate to participate in the many town meetings and community workshops that were held supporting the City and answering questions to community members. I especially appreciated the hard work Biltmore’s preconstruction division did in helping to get projected construction costs even lower than the original budget and how smoothly Biltmore and Leo Daly have worked together with the overall estimating process. This has been very beneficial to the City.”
David W. Roberts
CFM, Facilities Manager, City of Largo
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City of Clearwater Fire Station 45 & Administration Headquarters, Clearwater, Florida
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The ground floor houses an entry lobby with 3-floor elevator; four apparatus and equipment storage bays; training room; offices; decontamination room; maintenance room; air fill room; and support spaces. This station serves the downtown district of both commercial and residential areas of downtown Clearwater so the station is equipped with one ALS engine company, one ALS rescue unit, one aerial truck company, one district commander, and a support of special teams equipment and reserve apparatus. The second floor houses EMS, sleeping quarters for 12; toilet/shower areas; kitchen, pantry and dining room; exercise/weight room; TV/Day Room; linen storage and fire-pole room. The third floor houses Department administration offices for the Division Chief, Deputy Chief, Fire Chief, Assistant Fire Chief, Fire Marshall, Administrative Analyst, and support office all featuring a modular wall system for future flexibility. The Fire Prevention and Inspection Division is also based out of the station, as are the district chiefs for emergency management, special operations and health and safety. There is also the 911 radio dispatch and EOC communication center; large conference and roll call meeting room; employee lounge; restrooms; and stairwells.
The project scope included complete site development including infrastructure installation, lighting, parking; and demolition of existing structures. Biltmore provided extensive value engineering working in collaboration with the A/E and City to meet the City’s budget. LEED Gold Certification pending.
