COMPLETED PROJECTS
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| 2008 |
September
Pentagon Memorial - One-hundred-eighty-four lives were lost in a single moment at the Pentagon – 184 individuals forever linked through the horrific events that unfolded on September 11, 2001. The Pentagon Memorial was dedicated on September 11, 2008.
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| The Pentagon Memorial. |
March
Center Courtyard Cafe (CCY Cafe) - PENREN rebuilt the historic Center Couryard Café into a year-round, all-weather facility, featuring restrooms and an indoor seating capacity of around 60. |
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The new café is expanded in size from 1,100 to 4,135 square feet to accommodate restrooms and an indoor seat ing capacity of around
60 for year-round, all-weather food service.. |
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| 2006 |
October
The Pentagon Library and Conference Center (PLC2) - The Pentagon Library and Conference Center (PLC2) expands the Pentagon’s current capacity to hold large meetings and conferences. The PLC2 features a total of 14 conference rooms and a multi-purpose room with a stage and audio-visual support. |
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The view shows one of the light wells that provides natural light into the PLC2.
The PLC2 recieved a LEED Silver award. |
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| 2005 |
December
Wedge 2 - The completion of Wedge 2 is a significant achievement for the program. PENREN and it's partners were able to successfully deliver 1.4 million square feet of newly renovated space for the utilization of Pentagon tenants.
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The picture to the right shows the new corridor design
with the star pattern in the floor.
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| 2004 |
October
Roads, Grounds and Security - Initiated as a direct result of the terrorist attack, the Pentagon Roads, Grounds, and Security projects enhances Pentagon perimeter security. With a combined total value of $35 million, these initiatives increases standoff distance between the Pentagon and public roadways. |
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| Route 110 Secure Bypass. |
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March
The Pentagon Athletic Center (PAC) -The Pentagon Athletic Center (PAC) replaced the existing 55-year old Pentagon Athletic Facility with a larger, modern facility that meets membership fitness and readiness needs based on current usage patterns and anticipated incremental growth. The 130,000-square-foot facility is located at basement level underneath and adjacent to the Pentagon's Mall Terrace. |
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| The new basketball court and running track. |
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| 2003 |
June
Navy Build-out 2A1 - Navy requires approximately 25,000 square feet of space in the Pentagon. The area designated for this project in Basement Segment 2A1 was the only available space. |
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| Early basement renovation in Segment 1. |
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| 2002 |
November
Metro Entrance Facility (MEF) - The Metro Entrance Facility project was directed by Congress in the FY2000 Department of Defense Appropriations Act in response to recent security assessments that identified the need to improve the physical security of the Pentagon. These initiatives involved relocating the current bus station and removing direct entry into the Pentagon from the Metrorail station. |
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Formerly, buses and other vehicles passed within feet of the Pentagon,
necessitating the relocation of the Pentagon bus facility. |
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September
Phoenix - The Phoenix Project rebuilt the section of the Pentagon that was most severely damaged in the September 11 disaster. The area of work extended from Corridor 4 to Corridor 5, C, D and E Rings, and represented roughly 400,000 square feet of the Pentagon. Half of this area rested in Wedge 1 of the Pentagon, and the other half of the area rested in Wedge 2. The Phoenix Project scope of work included rebuilding the core and shell of Wedge 1 and only the shell of Wedge 2.
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A picture of the Western face of the Pentagon under construction.. |
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| 2001 |
December
Metro Entrance Facility (MEF) - Phase I |
September
Wedge 1 - The renovation of the five floors in Wedge 1, approximately 1 million square feet of space, began in 1998. The project included major structural demolition, installation of new utilities, and the build-out of tenant areas. A phased move-in of tenants began in February 2001. Wedge 1 is accessed by Corridors 3 and 4. |
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Wedge 1 officially opened with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on March 8, 2001. |
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February
South Terrace Pedestrian Bridges |
January
Heliport Fire Station and Control Tower |
| 2000 |
December
Remote Delivery Facility (RDF) - The Remote Delivery Facility (RDF) is a new 250,000-square foot shipping and receiving facility adjoining the Pentagon. The RDF significantly improves the physical security of the Pentagon by providing a secure consolidated location for receiving and screening thousands of items shipped to the building each day. |
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An aerial photo, taken January 4, 2001, shows the RDF nearing completion.
The loading docks opened on August 31, 2000. |
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October
Basement Segment 3A Demolition and Abatement |
September
Replacement of Underground Water Line |
August
Remote Delivery Facility Phase 1 |
March
DiLorenzo TRICARE Health Clinic |
March
Basement/Mezzanine - Basement and Mezzanine levels exist under three-fifths of the Pentagon. This area has been divided into three segments. Segment 1 has been renovated and is now occupied by 1,200 Air Force personnel and the new DiLorenzo TRICARE Health Clinic. Segments 2 and 3 have been demolished and abated of all hazardous materials. |
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The basement floor slab was excavated and lowered two feet. This allowed enough room to build and entirely new mezzanine level, an addition of 240,000 square
feet of space. |
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| 1999 |
October
Basement Segment 2A2 |
September
Mug Handle Infill |
June
Renovation and Furnishing of Swing Space Facilities |
| 1998 |
August
River Terrace Renovation |
May
Corridor 8 Entrance Renovation |
| 1997 |
October
River Terrace Vehicle Bridge |
September
Heating and Refrigeration Plant |
August
Classified Waste Incinerator |
June
Center Courtyard Utility Distribution Tunnel |
February
Sewage Lift Station |
January
River Terrace Handicapped Access Lift |
| 1996 |
November
North Parking Pedestrian Ramp |
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