Browse all Stanly County, NC

Project involves replacing two 140-ton cooling towers, two 140-ton water cooled chillers, and one 40-ton air cooled chiller with two 170-ton air cooled chillers.

SCC is in search of a designer for the Patterson Building Roof Replacement project. Patterson was constructed in 1975. The building has a gravel roof, most recently replaced in 2003. The roof of this two-story building is roughly 22,940 sq. ft. Patterson is located at 141 College Drive, Albemarle, NC. The project will include the full removal of the current roofing system. Roof to be replaced with either a Thermoplastic Polyolefin roof system (TPO) or FiberTite roof system

SCC is in search of a designer for the Snyder Building Roof Replacement Project. Snyder was constructed in 1997 with the original gravel roof still in place. The 29-year-old roof covers roughly 14,650 sq. ft. of this 28,000 sq. ft. two story building. Snyder is located at 141 College Drive, Albemarle, NC. The project will include the full removal of the current roofing system. Roof to be replaced with a Thermoplastic Polyolefin roof system (TPO) or FiberTite roof system.

SCC is in search of a designer for the Whitley Roof Replacement project. Whitley Technology Center was constructed in 1999, with an addition completed in 2003. It consists of a gravel roof, original to the dates of construction (1999/2003). The single-story building is 18,016 sq. ft. and is located at 141 College Drive, Albemarle, NC. The project will include the full removal of the current roofing system. Roof to be replaced with either a Thermoplastic Polyolefin roof system (TPO) or FiberTite roof system.

SCC is in search of a designer for the Crutchfield Education Center Roof Replacement Project. Crutchfield was built in 2003 with the original gravel roof still in place. The 23-year-old roof covers roughly 18,790 sq. ft. of this 33,122 sq. ft. two story building. Crutchfield is located at 102 Stanly Parkway, Locust, NC. The project will include the full removal of the current roofing system. Roof to be replaced with a Thermoplastic Polyolefin roof system (TPO) or FiberTite roof system.

This project is expected to consist of approximately 14,000 feet of new water transmission main to connect the US52 WTP to the Citys distribution network in the vicinity of the Snuggs Rd / US52 Highway intersection, where the new pipe will connect to existing 20 and/or 24 transmission main. The existing transmission main scheduled for replacement is not currently in service due to frequent and expensive repairs. The new pipe is expected to be either 20 or 24 in size. Size determination will be made through a collaborative effort between the Owner, the OA, and the selected design-builder. Budget may be a factor when determining the pipe size. The route of the new pipeline is not yet finalized and will be determined in collaboration with the selected design-builder. Multiple connections to existing pipelines will be required along the route. It is imperative that such connections are made with minimal disturbance of service to the Owners customers.