USMGE completed this modular facility in 90 days, providing true American heroes with the conveniences that we take for granted while these brave service men and women travel far from home to protect us.
USMGE was awarded a contract to construct an on base commissary for the Navy Exchange Service Command (NEXCOM).
The commissary was to be the NEXCOM equivalent of a 2,640 square foot modular mini-mart. The commissary’s main purpose was to expedite the supply and distribution of domestic items for Naval personnel prior to deployment here and overseas.
NEXCOM required that this modular facility be operational within 90 days. USMGE rearranged previously scheduled projects in order to provide American service personnel with the resources they need in the time frame required.
The building specifications, and final construction consisted of the following: vinyl siding, rubber membrane roof, storefront doors, clear span ceiling, and increased floor load design. This building featured fully automated, sliding double doors and a ramp system designed to quickly restock inventory.
“Thank you for working with Gilman School on this complicated project! During the permit process with Baltimore City, USMGE™ was successful, often on short notice, to help Gilman resolve the issues with the City government. We were very pleased with the amount of time it took to have the buildings renovated and installed, on time and on budget. Overall we have found our relationship with USMGE™...to be a rewarding and satisfactory experience. We would be pleased to recommend USMGE™ [to any potential customer].”
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