Owner: ProLogis
Location: Salt Lake City, UT
Architect: Campbell-Rees Architects
Completed: December, 1997
Building Size: 412,000 square feet
Site Size: 13.8 acres
Procurement Type: Negotiated

Description:

Weider Nutrition, one of the world leaders in nutrition, health, fitness and vitamin and mineral supplements needed a contractor experienced in manufacturing and distribution facility construction so Camco was a perfect fit. The facility features 50,000 square feet of “cold storage” area, along with various food-manufacturing-grade packaging and manufacturing areas, high pile rack storage needing 36’ clear height, and two story office and support staff areas. The project won Associated General Contractor’s 1997 Project of the Year Award. All site cast concrete tilt panels were formed and erected by Camco crews.

Owner: General Distributing Company
Location: Salt Lake City, UT
Architect: PGA&W Architects/Planners
Completed: October, 2001
Building Size: 236,820 square feet
Site Size: 18.85 acres
Procurement Type: Negotiated

Description:

General Distributing Company hired Camco Construction, Inc. to perform full design/build services on their new Anheuser Busch distribution facility. Under tight time constraints aiming to open prior to the 2002 Winter Olympic Games, construction started well before design completion. The facility includes a Controlled Environment Warehouse (CEW) constructed with insulated tilt panels capable of sustaining temperatures below 40 degrees, fully covered and temperature controlled drive-through load/unload area, new rail switch with rail into site and rail dock facilities at the CEW, truck maintenance shop including built-in paint booth, covered self-serve refueling stations, hydraulic truck lifts, truck lube pit, and automated truck wash bay. The facility also houses all executive, office and support staff personnel. The two-story office area is constructed of SMED International moveable wall systems over a raised computer floor allowing unlimited re-configuration options. Training and entertainment is conducted in the facility’s auditorium which has chilled beer-on-tap highlighting all of the beverages distributed by the company. All site cast concrete tilt panels were formed and erected by Camco crews.

Owner: Regis Corporation
Location: Salt Lake City, UT
Architect: PGA&W Architects/Planners
Completed: May, 2001
Building Size: 206,400 square feet
Site Size: 13.72 acres
Procurement Type: Negotiated

Description:

Regis Corporation’s Salt Lake distribution center facilitates delivery of hair products to salons and Regis retail stores across the Western United States. The facility uses an automated “pick-to-light” product retrieval system comprised of forklift guide wires embedded in the slab on grade which allow forklifts to move throughout the high pile rack storage area of the facility without human operators, picking product from pre-determined storage locations. The floor to accommodate these high-speed forklifts was poured to F min 100 (Superflat) and comprises 116,000 square feet of the overall building. The roof structure in the building is a Butler Manufacturing pre-engineered metal roof system and structure. All site cast concrete tilt panels were formed and erected by Camco crews.

Owner: Industrial Developments International (IDI)
Location: Salt Lake City, UT
Architect: Sparks Architects
Completed: December, 2007
Building Size: 189,982 square feet
Site Size: 8.92 acres
Procurement Type: Negotiated

Description:

IDI Facility V is a speculative warehouse with 26’ clear height, 51 dock high overhead doors, 4 grade level overhead doors and an ESFR fire sprinkler system. The building is configured in a front park rear dock orientation. All site cast concrete tilt panels were formed and erected by Camco crews.

Owner: University of Utah

Location: Salt Lake City, UT

Architect: David Robinson Architects

Completed: April, 2003

Building Size: 405,300 square feet (2 buildings)

Site Size: 12.02 acres

Procurement Type: Negotiated

Description:

Design Assist is a newer form of construction procurement and management being utilized more often than not in the industry today. This format offers some of the same benefits to the owner as in a Design/Build procurement, but the design team remains in contract with the owner. This format offers some of the same.