- Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences Museum of Motion Pictures
- SR 520 Montlake
- Meyer Memorial Trust
- Delta Sky Way LAX Terminal 2 & 3 Modernization
- Sound Transit O&M Facility East
- I-64 Corridor Hampton Road Bridge Tunnel Expansion
- Resorts World Las Vegas
- Seattle Asian Art Museum
- Refugee Women’s Alliance
- University of California San Francisco Hematology, Blood, and Marrow Transplant Clinic
- University of California Davis Aggie Square
- Boulder Creek South MOB and Outpatient Surgery
- Kaiser Permanente La Habra Medical Office Building
- Kaiser Permanente Murrieta Mapleton Medical Office Building
- Santa Barbara City College West Campus Center
- Chapman University Keck Center for Science and Engineering
- National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
- Banc of California Stadium
- Newport Beach Civic Center
- MGM CityCenter
- Edith Green-Wendell Wyatt Federal Building
- Matthew Knight Arena - University of Oregon
- Amazon HQ - Vulcan Blocks 44, 45, 52e
- Levi's Stadium
- Pacific Northwest College of Art
I-64 Corridor Hampton Road Bridge Tunnel Expansion
Norfolk & Hampton, Virginia, United States
This 10-mile stretch of I-64 between Norfolk and Hampton, Virginia, is undergoing a major expansion. The project team is widening the roadways and the two existing tunnels that carry vehicles through the intercoastal waters. The team is also building two new 1.5-mile tunnels, being bored under the surface of the seafloor, instead of on top of the seafloor, like the other two tunnels.
Glumac is providing commissioning for the new tunnels and their support facilities, which include buildings housing the generator, switchgear, and ventilation.
In addition, Glumac is developing the new tunnels’ emergency response plans and fire life safety compliance report. The response plans describe how the tunnels’ systems function in an emergency event – a fire, a car accident, flooding, etc – and how the tunnel will remain as safe and functional as possible.
Glumac is currently developing the integrated tests to confirm the systems will function. The project is expected to be complete in 2025.
Commissioned Systems
- Building mechanical systems
- Intelligent transportation system (ITS)
- Cameras
- Variable message signs
- Roadway traffic detectors
- Closure gates
- Tunnel ventilation
- Radio
- Emergency telephones
- Fire alarm/Fire suppression
- Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) and communications network
- Electrical power systems
Size: 1.5 miles
Construction Cost: $3.8 billion
Start / End Date: November 2020 / Early 2025
Constractor: Hampton Roads Connector Partners (Dragados, Dodin Campenon Bernard, Flatiron Construction, VINCI Construction)
Owner: Virginia Department of Transportation
Services: Commissioning