Government
Project Title
U.S. Department of Agriculture Retainer Contract
Bailey Edward is an excellent firm, very reliable and provides a quality product. They are very keen on schedules and have never missed a submission date due to a failure to perform/submit on their part . . . They are highly recommended for additional work. — Client Engineering Project Manager
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Project Summary
Bailey Edward provides architectural and engineering services to support major facility renovation projects, repair and maintenance, alteration, and/or new construction projects (including greenhouses, specialized farm buildings and historic buildings) for USDA research laboratory facilities throughout the Midwest Area.
Projects vary in scope from roof repairs and environmental analysis to programming of a laboratory, office and greenhouse research facility. Professional services have included architecture, interior design, space planning, programming, cost estimating, design reviews, value management analysis, MEP engineering, structural engineering, civil engineering, environmental engineering, incinerator design, bio-hazard analysis and construction administration.
Location
Midwest Area
Design Vignette
For the Cereal Crops Research Unit, Bailey Edward worked with the USDA to provide the required greenhouse environment improvements needed for the research program. These improvements included replacement of the cooling system and associated control system.