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The City of Allen New Police Department Facility project, currently under construction for the City of Allen, involves the development of a new 100,000-square-foot police headquarters and parking garage located in Allen, TX. The new headquarters is being built adjacent to the Allen City Hall, with an existing building having been demolished to make way for the new construction. This state-of-the-art facility will provide the City of Allen Police Department with a modern headquarters to support their operations and enhance public safety services.
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TOTAL VALUE OF THE CITY OF ALLEN PROJECT
$87M
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SQUARE FOOTAGE OF THE CITY OF ALLEN PROJECT
100K+
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City of Denton Fire Station No. 9 stands as a modern, two-story, 14,421-square-foot facility designed to elevate emergency response capabilities while prioritizing the health and efficiency of first responders. Located in Denton, TX, this state-of-the-art station features a meticulously planned apparatus bay with an integrated shop area, seamlessly connected to the facility through a specialized turnout room equipped with advanced laundry and storage systems to ensure optimal equipment hygiene and responder safety. The first floor offers a thoughtfully designed common area, ADA-compliant restrooms, an office, electrical and mechanical rooms, and a storage mezzanine, all tailored for operational excellence. The second floor enhances functionality and comfort with a fully equipped kitchen and dining area, a welcoming dayroom, dormitories, additional ADA restrooms, offices, and an observation deck that provides a commanding view of the surroundings. Accessibility is ensured with an elevator connecting the floors, while two iconic fire poles add a touch of tradition and efficiency, enabling rapid transitions to the first floor. This facility is a testament to innovation and dedication, serving as a cornerstone for the Denton community’s safety and well-being.
PROJECTS FOR THE CITY OF DENTON
TOTAL VALUE OF THE CITY OF DENTON PROJECTS
$35.2M
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF THE CITY OF DENTON PROJECTS
42K+
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"Having personally worked with the CORE team on a near daily basis, the teamwork, professionalism, and commitment to a quality product has been the basis for an outstanding relationship with CORE, and one that will continue as we get ready to start construction again in 2025."
DAVID BOOTS
Battalion Chief, Safety & Wellness / PIO Denton (TX) Fire Department
CITY OF DENTON FIRE STATION No. 5
CITY OF DENTON FIRE STATION No. 6
CITY OF DENTON FIRE STATION No. 9
The City of Duncanville Fire Station 271 project involved the construction of a new two-story, 16,664-square-foot facility to serve the community of Duncanville, TX. The station features three-and-a-half bays, bunk rooms, a large command center, and all of the amenities needed for first responder comfort and emergency response efficiency. The station also features a mezzanine designed to support future expansion, as well as an ICC500-14-certified storm shelter. Existing structures were demolished and abated to make way for the new station, and the site was developed to include both visitor parking and a secured parking lot. The new station supports the Duncanville community's safety and well-being while employing the latest practices for fire rescue operations and occupational health.
PROJECT FOR THE CITY OF DUNCANVILLE
TOTAL VALUE OF THE CITY OF DUNCANVILLE PROJECT
$7.8M+
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF THE CITY OF DUNCANVILLE PROJECT
16K+
"CORE's Joshua Honeycutt is dedicated to serving the first responders, he enjoys inviting the station crew over to see their new home as it is constructed. Joshua is now serving as both the Superintendent and Project Manager, each week he dedicates 60+ hours to our first responders on site. It is truly an honor to work with Joshua and have someone dedicated to serve us, at all hours. It is easy to see Joshua’s passion for what he is doing and what he will leave us."
GREG CHASE
Assistant Fire Chief Duncanville Fire Department
CITY OF DUNCANVILLE FIRE STATION No. 271
The City of Dallas Fire Station No. 50 project included the new construction of a two-bay and a two-half bay, 12,315-square-foot fire station. The facility houses Engine 50 and Rescue 50 and supports all fire-related operations, administration, communications, prevention, education, inspection, and Emergency Medical Services for the Dallas Fire-Rescue Department. The station features drive-through bay access, a watch area, kitchen, dining room, living room, dormitories, restrooms, showers, and a fitness room to accommodate 15 full-time firefighters per shift. The fire station achieved LEED Gold Certification from the U.S. Green Building Council for sustainability and energy efficiency. The fire station was constructed on a slab-on-grade foundation with a steel structural frame and a bitumen roofing system. Dallas Fire Station No. 50 now provides effective and rapid emergency, fire, rescue, and prevention services to the surrounding community.
PROJECTS FOR THE CITY OF DALLAS
TOTAL VALUE OF THE CITY OF DALLAS PROJECTS
$53M+
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF THE CITY OF DALLAS PROJECTS
193K+
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CITY OF DALLAS FIRE STATION No. 36
CITY OF DALLAS FIRE STATION No. 32
CITY OF DALLAS FIRE STATION No. 10
CITY OF DALLAS SOUTH CENTRAL POLICE SUBSTATION
The City of Fort Worth Police Department South Patrol Division project involved the construction of a new 33,000-square-foot station in Fort Worth, TX. Built on a concrete foundation, the facility features a tilt-up concrete frame, a masonry and metal panel exterior, and a single-ply roof. With security as a top priority, the station is equipped with level-eight bullet-resistant glazing and paneling. Additionally, a detached flare building is included for the storage and disposal of safety devices. The main office building is designed with a storm shelter and includes 14 rooftop HVAC units, along with a 600-gallon diesel generator for backup power. This new facility stands as a pillar of public safety excellence, providing a centrally located station to support police response services for the rapidly growing South Division of Fort Worth, TX.
CITY OF FORT WORTH POLICE SOUTH DIVISION
PROJECT FOR THE CITY OF FORT WORTH
TOTAL VALUE OF THE CITY OF FORT WORTH PROJECT
$14.8M+
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF THE CITY OF FORT WORTH PROJECT
33K+
The City of Irving Fire Station No. 8 project, currently under construction for the City of Irving, involves the ground-up construction of a new four-bay fire station located in Las Colinas, Irving, TX. The 17,562-square-foot facility will serve as a critical infrastructure component for the city's emergency response services. In addition to the main fire station, the project includes a separate boat house, enhancing the station's capabilities for water-related emergencies. The new fire station will provide state-of-the-art facilities to support the firefighters' operational needs, ensuring they are well-equipped to serve the community efficiently and effectively.
CITY OF IRVING CENTRAL FIRE STATION
PROJECTS FOR THE CITY OF IRVING
TOTAL VALUE OF THE CITY OF IRVING PROJECTS
$25M
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF THE CITY OF IRVING PROJECTS
28K+
CITY OF IRVING FIRE STATION No. 8
The Royse City Fire Station No. 1 project included the new construction of a four-bay, 10,480-square-foot fire station. The project features drive-through bay access, four dorm rooms, a kitchen with a dining room, living room, bunker room, decontamination room, training room, and fitness room. The project also features two administration offices with a watch room. The fire station was constructed with structural stud walls, slab-on-void foundations, light gauge steel trusses for the roof line, and an exterior of brick and cast stone.
PROJECTS FOR ROYSE CITY
TOTAL VALUE OF ROYSE CITY PROJECTS
$31M+
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF ROYSE CITY PROJECTS
38K+
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"I’m very pleased to say that CORE Construction successfully completed the Royse City Fire Station 1 project just a few months ago and is currently under contract to build the City’s new Police Department Headquarters Building. My experience with the team at CORE has been outstanding and has led to the development of a true partnership."
ROYSE CITY FIRE STATION No. 1
TANNER DIETZ
Fire Chief Royse City Fire Department
ROYSE CITY POLICE STATION
PROJECT FOR CARSON CITY
TOTAL VALUE OF CARSON CITY PROJECT
$16M
"I have tremendous respect for the CORE staff and their entire organization. You will not find an organization that is more responsive, experienced, and conscientious to performance quality, time and budget with all projects, regardless of size/complexity."
DR. PERRY BERRY
SUPERINTENDENT QUEEN CREEK USD
The Fire Station No. 55 and Emergency Operations Center, completed for Carson City, included an 18,077-square-foot public safety facility in Carson City, NV. The building features two apparatus bays, seven dormitories, IT workstations, general offices, and a secure data room to support critical operations. Constructed on concrete footings with a load-bearing masonry and structural steel frame, the facility showcases a durable metal panel and masonry exterior, complemented by a roof of modified bitumen and metal panels. This modern, purpose-built center enhances Carson City's emergency response capabilities and strengthens coordination across public safety services.
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF CARSON CITY PROJECT
18K
CARSON CITY FIRE STATION No. 55 & EOC
The Community and Senior Center in Gardnerville, NV, is an 83,225-square-foot multipurpose facility thoughtfully designed to serve as a hub for recreation, wellness, and community engagement. The facility features a wide array of amenities, including a dining facility and kitchen, and an athletic area while also functioning as a senior center. The project features a gymnasium, racquetball courts, elevated indoor running track, and exercise area as well as exam rooms, adult daycare, preschool, administrative offices, dining room, and a commercial kitchen. The community multipurpose facility was constructed of a spread footing foundation and a concrete masonry unit, steel, and wood structural frame, an exterior of a concrete masonry unit, metal siding, and glazing; and corrugated metal, single-ply, and skylight system roof. This facility stands as a vital resource for Gardnerville, fostering health, connection, and support for all generations.
DOUGLAS COUNTY COMMUNITY AND SENIOR CENTER
PROJECTS FOR DOUGLAS COUNTY
TOTAL VALUE OF DOUGLAS COUNTY PROJECTS
$77.4M
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF DOUGLAS COUNTY PROJECTS
212K
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DOUGLAS COUNTY JUSTICE CENTER
PROJECTS FOR THE CITY OF HENDERSON
TOTAL VALUE OF THE CITY OF HENDERSON PROJECTS
8
$56M
"CORE has repeatedly proven to be a collaborative partner for the City of Henderson willing to take the extra steps to ensure the Owner’s vision is always delivered. The quality of their workmanship, experience and dedication of their team, and willingness to provide warranty repairs in a quick and timely manner makes it very easy to recommend CORE Construction for any prospective Public Safety and/or Public Works projects."
KEVIN THOMPSON
DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION PROJECT MANAGER CITY OF HENDERSON
Fire Station No. 92, built for the City of Henderson includes a 14,803-square-foot, single-story facility designed to support the City’s growing emergency response needs. Located in Henderson, NV, the four-bay station serves both as a fully operational firehouse and as an administrative hub. The project includes a 24-space parking lot, full utility infrastructure—power, water, sewer, and telecommunications—concrete flatwork, block walls, tube-steel fencing, site lighting, and landscaping, along with off-site improvements. A dedicated washdown area with cast-in-place concrete walls and a sump pit was also constructed to accommodate city sweeper trucks. The completed station enhances public safety capabilities while reflecting the City’s commitment to well-planned civic infrastructure.
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF THE CITY OF HENDERSON PROJECTS
67K+
CITY OF HENDERSON FIRE STATION No. 85
CITY OF HENDERSON FIRE STATION No. 91
CITY OF HENDERSON FIRE STATION No. 92
CITY OF HENDERSON - CIVIC PLAZA AND CITY HALL
CITY OF HENDERSON - DUNDEE JONES PARK
PROJECT FOR THE CITY OF MESQUITE
TOTAL VALUE OF THE CITY OF MESQUITE PROJECT
$10M+
The Fire Station No. 1 and Emergency Operations Center project, constructed for the City of Mesquite, included a new 14,000-square-foot public safety building in Mesquite, NV. This three-bay facility serves as a traditional fire station, administrative office, and emergency operations center. The project also involved the development of a parking lot, installation of utilities such as power, water, sewer, and telecommunications, as well as concrete flatwork, block walls, landscaping, emergency signals, and site lighting. This state-of-the-art facility significantly enhances the City of Mesquite's capacity to effectively prepare for, mitigate, and respond to major incidents, ensuring the safety and well-being of the community.
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF THE CITY OF MESQUITE PROJECT
14K
CITY OF MESQUITE FIRE STATION No. 1
"Fire Station #1 is more than just a building, it is a critical facility that will serve as a hub for emergency response and community safety for decades to come. Thanks to your efforts, our personnel will now have a modern, functional, and safe environment to better serve the residents of MeSquite."
JASON ANDRUS
Fire Chief Mequite Fire & Rescue
CLARK COUNTY LIBRARY DISTRICT - MESQUITE LIBRARY
The Lander County Courthouse and Administration Building project included the new construction of a 59,021-square-foot civic judicial facility located in Battle Mountain, NV. The facility supports the offices of the Lander County Commissioner, District Attorney, Public Defender, and Juvenile Office and houses the Eleventh Judicial District Court and Argenta Justice Court. The project features a law library, secure holding cells, transportation areas, a 4,000-square-foot basement for additional storage space, and a 100-kilowatt solar parking structure. The judicial facility was constructed of a steel structural frame on a spread and pier foundation, an exterior of concrete masonry unit block, and a single-ply roof system.
LANDER COUNTY RECREATION CENTER
PROJECTS FOR LANDER COUNTY
TOTAL VALUE OF LANDER COUNTY PROJECTS
$29.1M
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF LANDER COUNTY PROJECTS
84.5K
2
LANDER COUNTY COURTHOUSE & ADMINISTRATION BUILDING
PROJECTS FOR THE CITY OF LAS VEGAS
TOTAL VALUE OF THE CITY OF LAS VEGAS PROJECTS
20
$580M
"CORE is a rare combination of people working cohesively with a common thread of trust to deliver a high-quality project. Having worked as a design professional for 35 years, I’ve built many fire stations with other contractors. CORE built our last two stations, Fire Station 3 (2020) and 108 (2014) with a can-do attitude and exceptional results. CORE is there to serve their clients. Simply, CORE is the best at what they do."
LEWIS BAKER III
CONSTRUCTION PROJECT ADMINISTRATOR LAS VEGAS FIRE & RESCUE
The Downtown Civic Building and Plaza project, built for the City of Las Vegas, is a transformative addition to the City’s landscape. This impressive 300,919-square-foot civic building, located in the heart of Las Vegas, NV, spans a three-acre site and includes two newly constructed buildings. Both structures were built on concrete footings with precast concrete structural frames, curtain wall exteriors, and single-ply roofing. The first building, a six-story structure, houses offices and meeting spaces, while the second, a five-story structure, features lease spaces on the first floor and open-shell space on the upper floors. The outdoor area was transformed into a vibrant city plaza, complete with stages and green spaces designed to host public events and foster community engagement. The completed civic center enhances the City’s infrastructure and serves as a dynamic hub for civic activities and community gatherings, reflecting the innovative spirit and forward-thinking vision of Las Vegas.
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF THE CITY OF LAS VEGAS PROJECTS
839K
CITY OF LAS VEGAS FIRE STATION No. 3
CITY OF LAS VEGAS SKYE CANYON FIRE STATION No. 46
CITY OF LAS VEGAS FIRE STATION No. 108
EAST LAS VEGAS LIBRARY
CITY OF LAS VEGAS CENTENNIAL HILLS COMMUNITY CENTER
CITY OF LAS VEGAS COURTYARD HOMELESS RESOURCE CENTER
CITY OF LAS VEGAS DOWNTOWN CIVIC CENTER BUILDING AND PLAZA
PROJECTS FOR THE CITY OF RENO
TOTAL VALUE OF THE CITY OF RENO PROJECTS
$116M
The Moana Springs Community Aquatics and Fitness Center, constructed for the City of Reno, stands as a beacon of wellness and recreation in Reno, NV. This cutting-edge, 50,000-square-foot facility redefines community fitness and aquatic experiences. The facility was built in two meticulously planned phases. The project began with comprehensive site work, new parking lots, and utility installations, culminating in the construction of a state-of-the-art aquatics and fitness center. This vibrant hub features two indoor pools, a world-class 50-meter competition pool, a versatile multiuse pool, a 5,000-square-foot fitness center, and a tranquil outdoor soaking pool. It was constructed on a concrete footings foundation with a precast concrete and structural steel frame. The center features an exterior comprised of structural steel, precast panels, curtain walls, and precast concrete, all topped with a single-ply roof, seamlessly blending durability with modern aesthetics. Designed to inspire and serve, the Moana Springs Community Aquatics and Fitness Center has become a cherished destination, maximizing aquatic opportunities and fostering a healthier, more connected community.
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF THE CITY OF RENO PROJECTS
115K+
CITY OF RENO FIRE DEPARTMENT CENTRAL STATION
MOANA SPRINGS COMMUNITY AQUATICS AND FITNESS CENTER
The Silverado Ranch DMV, being constructed for State Public Works Division, includes the construction of two new buildings totaling 73,488 square feet in Las Vegas, NV. The main DMV is 60,973 square feet and serves the general public, while the second building is 12,515 square feet and is dedicated to commercial driver's license services. The project includes service windows, outside kiosks, and drivethrough kiosks for an improved customer experience. Additionally included is the construction of various canopies to support site activities, all site-related work such as parking lots, internal drives, utilities, and carports to support the photovoltaic system, as well as required off-site improvements. This facility streamlines DMV operations and accommodates the growing needs of the community.
STATE PUBLIC WORKS DIVISION ADMINISTRATION BUILDING
PROJECTS FOR THE STATE OF NEVADA
TOTAL VALUE OF THE STATE OF NEVADA PROJECTS
$532M
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF THE STATE OF NEVADA PROJECTS
852K+
12
SAHARA DMV
SOUTH RENO DMV
SILVERADO RANCH DMV
PROJECT FOR THE CITY OF WEST WINDOVER
TOTAL VALUE OF THE CITY OF WEST WINDOVER PROJECT
$12M
The Fire Station No. 13 project, completed for the City of West Wendover in West Wendover, NV, delivered a new 13,000-square-foot public safety facility designed to strengthen emergency response capabilities for the growing community. The campus features a 9,000-square-foot pre-engineered metal building that serves as the primary emergency response station, complemented by a 4,000-square-foot wood-framed structure providing office space and dormitory accommodations for first responders. Strategically located adjacent to the city’s town hall and police station, the facility fosters seamless coordination between public safety departments. The completed station offers modern, durable infrastructure and enhanced operational efficiency, reflecting West Wendover’s commitment to protecting and serving its residents.
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF THE CITY OF WEST WINDOVER PROJECT
13K
WEST WINDOVER FIRE STATION No. 13
The White Pine County Justice Center Complex project included the new construction of a 32,495 square-foot courthouse and jail expansion located in Ely, NV. This building now includes new office spaces, a civic court chamber and court, a justice court chamber and court, two jury rooms, two district court judicial chambers, and two full-sized courtrooms. The jail expansion utilizes the existing Jail-Public Safety Building and includes additional cell blocks with beds for 75 male residents with the ability for future modular expansion. Additional cell blocks with beds for 25 female residents, new cell block for juvenile offenders, dispatch office with storage and audio/visual surveillance capacities, in addition to including additional storage for evidence supplies, high risk holding cells, a padded high risk holding cell, and a secure transport hallway to the four courtrooms of the new courthouse. Designed with security in mind, the building features a single public entrance monitored by audio/visual and a semi-secured employee entrance with card-swipe access. This project was constructed on a concrete foundation supported by footings with a steel structural and load-bearing masonry frame, masonry and metal panel exterior, a single-ply roof. The site work for this project included landscaping, concrete, lighting and asphalt. This secure, modern facility enhances the judicial and public safety capabilities of Ely, NV.
WHITE PINE COUNTY AQUATIC CENTER
PROJECTS FOR WHITE PINE COUNTY
TOTAL VALUE OF WHITE PINE COUNTY PROJECTS
$52M
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF WHITE PINE COUNTY PROJECTS
127K
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WHITE PINE COUNTY JUSTICE CENTER COMPLEX
PROJECTS FOR THE CITY OF BOISE
TOTAL VALUE OF THE CITY OF BOISE PROJECTS
$12M+
The City of Boise Fire Station No. 13 project involved the construction of a new 11,000-square-foot station in Boise, ID. The three-bay station was constructed on a concrete footings foundation with a load-bearing masonry, CLT panel, wood frame, and truss structural frame. A metal panel exterior, single-ply membrane and metal panel roof completes the construction. Now complete, the station supports a functional and comfortable living environment for the first responders. The living quarters consist of a kitchen, captain's office, dayroom, and fitness area. In addition to fire response services, Station No. 13 also includes a police response area for the City of Boise.
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF THE CITY OF BOISE PROJECTS
19K+
CITY OF BOISE FIRE STATION No. 13
"Working with CORE Construction has been a truly exceptional experience for our department. Their professionalism and expertise have been evident throughout every phase of these projects."
SARAH SCHAFER
SENIOR CITY MANAGER CITY OF BOISE PUBLIC WORKS
CITY OF BOISE HISTORIC BOISE DEPOT
PROJECTS FOR THE CITY OF KETCHUM
TOTAL VALUE OF THE CITY OF KETCHUM PROJECTS
$10.5M+
"CORE Construction proved to be an invaluable partner throughout the entirety of the Ketchum Fire Station No. 1 project. Their dedication to excellence, attention to detail, and commitment to meeting the unique needs of a fire station were consistently evident. They demonstrated a deep understanding of the operational requirements and safety considerations essential for our facility."
BILL MCLAUGHLIN
FIRE CHIEF CITY OF KETCHUM FIRE DEPARTMENT
The City of Ketchum Fire Station No. 1 project included the new construction of a two-story, 16,000-square-foot facility in Ketchum, ID. Designed to meet the evolving needs of the City and its surrounding community, the station features a decontamination room, shop and work spaces, additional locker space, a fire riser room and storage, administrative offices, public meeting and community rooms, a radio room, and an elevator. It also houses a vehicle storage bay for fire trucks, ambulances, and brush trucks. The site consists mainly of concrete paving and features hydronic snow melt. The fire station was constructed on a spread footing foundation with a concrete masonry unit and conventional steel structural frame, a brick veneer, metal panel and concrete masonry unit exterior, and a thermoplastic polyolefin (TPO) roof. The City of Ketchum Fire Station No. 1 project, which received LEED Silver Certification from the U.S. Green Building Council upon completion, now provides an updated facility that fulfills the needs of the City and surrounding community.
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF THE CITY OF KETCHUM PROJECTS
31K+
CITY OF KETCHUM FIRE STATION No. 1
PROJECT FOR THE CITY OF COEUR D'ALENE
TOTAL VALUE OF THE CITY OF COEUR D'ALENE PROJECT
$5.4M+
"OUR EXPERIENCE WORKING WITH core construction has been exemplary. their professionalism and expertise were evident throughout every phase of the project. core consistently demoNstrated an exceptional ability to navigate the complexities inherent in renovating public safety facilities."
DAVE HAGAR
CAPTAIN COEUR D'ALENE POLICE
The Coeur d'Alene Police Headquarters Remodel and Expansion project encompassed a comprehensive upgrade and extension of the existing facility. This initiative included a 5,384-square-foot expansion, providing new, state-of-the-art locker rooms for both men and women. The locker rooms are equipped with day lockers, showers, and restroom facilities to enhance the comfort and functionality for the police force. Additionally, the current locker room is transformed into a modern 1,100-square-foot office space, designed to accommodate up to 10 CDA Police staff members, ensuring a more efficient and organized working environment. Exterior enhancements now feature a brick veneer finish, contributing to the aesthetic appeal and durability of the building. The site improvements include an expanded secure parking area with 39 new parking spaces, asphalt pavement, and a paved secure entryway on the north end of the building. This new entryway provides additional access to Schrieber Way, improving traffic flow and eliminating potential chokepoints. This expansion and remodel project significantly enhances the operational capabilities of the Coeur d'Alene Police Department, providing the necessary space and facilities to better serve the growing community.
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF THE CITY OF COEUR D'ALENE PROJECT
6K+
CITY OF COUER D'ALENE POLICE HEADQUARTERS
PROJECTS FOR THE CITY OF AVONDALE
TOTAL VALUE OF THE CITY OF AVONDALE PROJECTS
$34M+
The Police Property and Evidence Room Expansion project included the addition and renovation of an existing police department in Avondale, AZ. The project included the addition of 14,800 square feet of space for a modernized property and evidence room to store over 65,000 items of evidence and the renovation of 7,600 square feet of existing space which includes administrative offices and meeting spaces. The expansion includes a new evidence room, public lobby, armory, and a new evidence warehouse, as well as a new mezzanine with narcotics and firearms storage. In the second phase of the project, the renovations to the existing building included a new simulator room, records area, reception, briefing room, conference rooms, and break area. The facility was constructed on a slab-on-grade foundation, a masonry structural frame, an exterior insulation and finish system exterior skin, and a foam roof. The Police Property and Evidence Room Expansion project now offers a modern, state-of-the-art facility equipped to provide property and evidence professionals with the optimal space to securely manage and store sensitive materials.
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF THE CITY OF AVONDALE PROJECTS
26K+
CITY OF AVONDALE POLICE PROPERTY & EVIDENCE ROOM
CITY OF AVONDALE AQUATIC CENTER
PROJECTS FOR THE CITY OF BUCKEYE
TOTAL VALUE OF THE CITY OF BUCKEYE PROJECTS
$40M
"Our relationship with CORE is a partnership built on trust. We have developed a bond with CORE because they have been very responsive to our needs every step of our journey. CORE has provided 'free' advice and guidance as we plan for future needs assessments and best practices advice. I am impressed at the level of community involvement CORE maintains with the City, providing grant funding to our libraries, community events and a future memorial for fallen officers."
BOB SANDERS
ASSISTANT POLICE CHIEF CITY OF BUCKEYE POLICE DEPARTMENT
The City of Buckeye Blue Horizon Fire Station No. 707 project is now complete. Located within an existing residential area in Buckeye, AZ, the new 18,521-square-foot station sits on a 2.3-acre site. The single-story facility features three bays, eight dormitories, a kitchen, fitness room, and community room. It also includes decontamination areas and a police substation, enhancing first responder efficiency and well-being.
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF THE CITY OF BUCKEYE PROJECTS
123K+
BUCKEYE BLUE HORIZON FIRE STATION No. 707
The Casa Grande Public Safety Facility project included the new construction of a 65,000-square-foot facility in Casa Grande, AZ. The facility houses the Police and Fire Department Administrative Headquarters and Emergency Operations for over 100 employees and supports administrative offices, criminal forensics analysis laboratories, detention areas, evidence storage, a vehicle impound lot, shooting range, and an indoor fitness track. The project also included the installation of audiovisual systems in the Emergency Operations Center auditorium and commercial-grade kitchen equipment in the central break room as well as a variety of ground covers donated by a local copper mine. The public safety facility was constructed of stone and finished as a heavy rubble veneer. The Casa Grande Public Safety Facility is a state-of-the-art public safety facility that strengthens emergency response capabilities and provides a secure, efficient environment to serve the Casa Grande community.
PROJECTS FOR THE CITY OF CASA GRANDE
TOTAL VALUE OF THE CITY OF CASA GRANDE PROJECTS
$37M+
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF THE CITY OF CASA GRANDE PROJECTS
119K+
CITY OF CASA GRANDE PUBLIC SAFETY FACILITY
CITY OF CASA GRANDE FIRE STATION No. 503
“CORE has been a true partner to Casa Grande PD. Their team truly listened to our needs, built us an amazing facility and they continue to answer our call anytime thAT we need something.”
CAPTAIN THOMAS ANDERSON
PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER CASA GRANDE POLICE DEPARTMENT
The City of Chandler Fire Station No. 282 project involved the construction of a 12,790-square-foot station located in Chandler, AZ. The single-story station features four apparatus bays, thirteen dormitories, offices, a state-of-the-art kitchen, a dayroom, dining room, and gymnasium. With CORE's focus on Clean Public Safety Building (CleanPSB), the station also features a turnout room for the decontamination and storage of gear to ensure a healthier environment for first responders. This exciting new station was constructed while the adjacent occupied station remained fully operational. Once the new station was constructed, the old facility was demolished and site improvements were performed. The utmost attention was paid to safety, and emergency response services continued uninterrupted throughout the project. The new station's site now features Portland cement concrete (PCC) pavement response and return aprons, as well as PCC for the staff and public parking areas. The project also included the construction of an above-ground fueling station, a standby power generator, an on-site water retention system, and improvements to the existing emergency traffic signal.
CITY OF CHANDLER FIRE STATION No. 282
PROJECT FOR THE CITY OF CHANDLER
TOTAL VALUE OF THE CITY OF CHANDLER PROJECT
$9.8M+
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF THE CITY OF CHANDLER PROJECT
12K+
The City of Eloy Public Safety Facility project included select demolition, renovations and new additions to the City’s existing police station and former City Hall located in Eloy, AZ. The project included two phases. Phase one involved the interior demolition and abatement of the old city hall, courts, administration, and finance department, followed by the reconstruction of a 7,800-square-foot interior for police use. Phase two included the complete demolition of the old police station and the construction of a 9,200-square-foot addition to the remaining building. This new facility features a sally port, booking, processing, a holding area, property/evidence storage, gymnasium facilities, locker rooms, a briefing room, and secure parking. It also includes office space for the police department, IT personnel, and communications center. The buildings were constructed on a continuous footings and slab-on-grade foundation with a masonry and structural steel frame, an exterior of stained masonry and an exterior insulation finishing system, and a spray-applied foam roof. The updated facility provides its public safety personnel with a modern police station that will serve the community for decades to come.
CITY OF ELOY PUBLIC SAFETY FACILITY
PROJECTS FOR THE CITY OF ELOY
TOTAL VALUE OF THE CITY OF ELOY PROJECTS
$16M+
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF THE CITY OF ELOY PROJECTS
34K+
"The level of customer service that CORE provides is superb. They have met every deadline and successfully navigated each new request. It’s truly been a pleasure working with the CORE Team."
HARVEY KRAUSS
FORMER CITY MANAGER CITY OF ELOY
CITY OF ELOY CITY HALL
The Gila River Police Department Facility, located within the Gila River Indian Reservation in Sacaton, AZ, was constructed on a 20-acre site, with 15 acres developed for a comprehensive public safety campus. The campus features a main building housing dispatch, evidence storage, a fitness area, locker rooms, and a community room, along with a support building that includes a vehicle bay, inspection area, and K-9 kennels. Additional site elements include a shade structure, solar carports, and a vehicle impound lot. Construction utilized slab-on-grade foundations, continuous spread footings, and integral color CMU with steel beams, with dual redundancy built into all mechanical and electrical systems, and additional MDF racks installed in the 911 server room to support future expansion. To ensure functionality, CORE conducted a commissioning process, testing a dispatch console to confirm proper installation before broader system implementation, saving time and enhancing reliability. For optimal acoustic control, the project incorporated high Sound Transmission Class (STC) materials, with specialized glass openings, doors, walls, and ceiling systems. The exterior combines masonry, metal wall panels, and foam roofing. Designed to honor local culture, the facility features native and historical elements, such as medallions symbolizing the seven districts of the Gila River Indian Community, a healing garden, and community spaces for reflection, while providing vital public safety services to the Pima and Maricopa tribes.
GILA RIVER POLICE DEPARTMENT
PROJECTS FOR THE GILA RIVER INDIAN COMMUNITY
TOTAL VALUE OF THE GILA RIVER INDIAN COMMUNITY PROJECTS
$106M+
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF THE GILA RIVER INDIAN COMMUNITY PROJECTS
203K+
GILA RIVER PUBLIC SAFETY FACILITY
The Public Safety Training Facility project included the new construction of a 150,000-square-foot, 18-acre village-style tactical training campus for police and fire, and a 36-acre tactical drive training area located in Gilbert, AZ. Designed to meet the current and future specialized training needs of first responders, this state-of-the-art facility serves as a cornerstone for the Town of Gilbert’s public safety and regional training efforts. The tactical training campus features an amphitheater, locker rooms, administrative offices, classrooms, a three-bay mock fire station, several burn buildings, and indoor shooting ranges. The adjacent tactical drive training area consists of a driving course, evasive maneuver course, and driving skills pad within a retention area that is part of an easement granted to the Town of Gilbert by the Maricopa County Flood Control District. This cutting-edge facility not only provides comprehensive training opportunities for police and fire personnel but also reflects CORE’s dedication to building infrastructure that strengthens community safety.
TOWN OF GILBERT EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER
PROJECTS FOR THE TOWN OF GILBERT
TOTAL VALUE OF THE TOWN OF GILBERT PROJECTS
$93M+
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF THE TOWN OF GILBERT PROJECTS
214K+
TOWN OF GILBERT PUBLIC SAFETY TRAINING FACILITY
TOWN OF GILBERT POLICE DISPATCH CENTER
MUNICIPAL NORTH AREA SERVICE CENTER FUELING FACILITY
The City of Glendale Police Evidence Storage Facility is being constructed in Glendale, AZ. The 23,000-square-foot structure will provide a temporary crime lab in addition to evidence storage for the City. It will include general amenities such office and administrative spaces, a conference room, and break room. It will also contain a drying room, decontamination room, evidence processing spaces, a walk-in cooler/freezer, weapons storage, drug storage, high density storage, a temporary crime lab with dark rooms, and a DNA lab. Equipment will include, but not be limited to, new vehicle lifts, cord reels and air compressors, a mezzanine with a material lift, and wet and dry processing laboratory equipment. The facility is being constructed in place of existing structures, which will first be demolished. The building itself will be of pre-engineered metal construction with a metal panel roof.
PROJECTS FOR THE CITY OF GLENDALE
TOTAL VALUE OF THE CITY OF GLENDALE PROJECTS
$26M+
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF THE CITY OF GLENDALE PROJECTS
CITY OF GLENDALE POLICE EVIDENCE STORAGE FACILITY
CITY OF GLENDALE FIRE STATION No. 153
The Goodyear Police Department Administrative Building Phase II project, completed for the City of Goodyear, included approximately 24,500 square feet of additions to the existing public safety campus. The project fitted the police station with a new exterior running track, a K-9 training area, and additional parking. Additionally, with a focus on CORE's Clean Public Safety Building (CleanPSB) initiative, the building was equipped with a decontamination zone to promote the safety and well-being of the first responders. The administrative addition was constructed on concrete footings with a load-bearing masonry structural frame, exterior insulation finishing system, and a single-ply roof. The campus now supports the vital public safety services provided by the Goodyear Police Department in a well-equipped, state-of-the-art facility.
PROJECTS FOR THE CITY OF GOODYEAR
TOTAL VALUE OF THE CITY OF GOODYEAR PROJECTS
$61M+
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF THE CITY OF GOODYEAR PROJECTS
93K+
CITY OF GOODYEAR POLICE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING
“CORE is the ideal choice for building high-quality state-of-the-art fire stations. Their commitment to cancer reduction, collaborative approach, and a strong warranty program make them a reliable and trustworthy partner for any fire department looking to invest in their future. I highly recommend CORE for your project.”
TIM WAYNE
DEPUTY FIRE CHIEF GOODYEAR FIRE DEPARTMENT
CITY OF GOODYEAR FIRE STATION No. 186
CITY OF GOODYEAR FIRE STATION No. 181
CITY OF GOODYEAR FIRE STATION No. 188
Green Valley Fire District Station 152 is a brand new facility for the first responders of Green Valley Fire District, which serves over 35,000 constituents in the Town of Sahuarita, AZ. Established in 1975, the Green Valley Fire District provides vital emergency response services as well as a variety of non-emergency, community-centered services to the surrounding public. This new station provides firefighters with an 8,700-square-foot, three-bay facility equipped with all of the living and working spaces needed to support staff efficiency and wellbeing. It features a state-of-the-art kitchen, fitness room, dayroom, offices, dormitories, a workroom, and storage spaces. The station also boasts cutting-edge Clean Public Safety Building (CleanPSB) advancements including clearly delineated hot, medium, and cold contamination areas, enhanced ventilation in the apparatus bays, and easy to clean materials which prevent an accumulation of carcinogens.
PROJECTS FOR THE GREEN VALLEY FIRE DISTRICT
TOTAL VALUE OF PROJECTS FOR THE GREEN VALLEY FIRE DISTRICT
$5.7M+
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF PROJECTS FOR THE GREEN VALLEY FIRE DISTRICT
9K+
GREEN VALLEY FIRE STATION No. 152
The Marana Police Facility is a state-of-the-art, two-story, 42,327-square-foot civic public safety complex that serves as the headquarters for the Marana Police Department in Marana, AZ. The facility serves as the headquarters for the Marana Police Department and houses administration, records, the K-9 unit, a holding and detention cell block, a community room for both government and public meetings and events, a secured parking lot, and a shared courtyard area with the adjacent Marana Civic Complex. The project also features state-of-the-art training facilities with classrooms, a gymnasium, an indoor tactical shooting range, and a 360-degree virtual training area. The civic public safety complex was constructed on a concrete foundation with a steel structural frame, an exterior of glazing, concrete masonry unit block, and tile with a built-up roof. With its innovative design and multifunctional spaces, the Marana Police Facility stands as a testament to CORE’s commitment to delivering high-quality infrastructure that strengthens public safety and fosters community trust.
TOWN OF MARANA POLICE FACILITY
PROJECT FOR THE TOWN OF MARANA
TOTAL VALUE OF THE TOWN OF MARANA PROJECT
$17M+
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF THE TOWN OF MARANA PROJECT
"every member of the core team has been excellent to work with; very responsive, respectful and very good at what they do. i can't say enough great things about their team."
TERRY S. ROZEMA
CHIEF OF POLICE TOWN OF MARANA
The Maricopa County District 3 Substation Addition and Renovation project includes a 12,000-square-foot renovation and a 12,000-square-foot addition to the existing District 3 Substation for the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office. The addition houses office areas with conference rooms, break rooms, a fitness room with restrooms/showers/locker rooms, a sallyport, new holding cells and hard interview rooms, evidence processing, vehicle inspection bay, armory, K-9 room, briefing rooms, report writing room, and more. CORE made significant efforts to close off and protect the existing radio room and communication tower on-site so that this federal communication line, located in the middle of the construction and additions area, could remain active and functional throughout the duration of the project. Now complete, the Maricopa County District 3 Substation Addition and Renovation project modernized the dated facility and brings it to full functionality as a modern substation.
MARICOPA COUNTY DISTRICT 3 SUBSTATION
PROJECTS FOR MARICOPA COUNTY
TOTAL VALUE OF MARICOPA COUNTY PROJECTS
$195M+
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF MARICOPA COUNTY PROJECTS
292K+
MARICOPA COUNTY ELECTIONS FACILITY
The City of Mesa Fire Station 221 project included the new construction of a 12,547-square-foot facility in Mesa, AZ. The Fire Station features four apparatus bays, eight dormitories, two Captain’s offices, a kitchen, a dining room, dayroom, job task conditioning room, a crew office, and a community room. The site amenities include concrete response and return aprons, staff and public parking spaces, an on-site above-ground fire apparatus fueling station, a standby power generator, an on-site retention system, and complete site development. The project was constructed on a continuous footings foundation, a joisted masonry structural frame, an exterior skin of concrete masonry units, insulated concrete forms with masonry veneer, and metal panels, and a foam roof. The City of Mesa Fire Station No. 221 project enhances the life safety of the longtime local City of Mesa community.
PROJECTS FOR THE CITY OF MESA
TOTAL VALUE OF THE CITY OF MESA PROJECTS
$62M+
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF THE CITY OF MESA PROJECTS
NORTHEAST PUBLIC SAFETY FACILITY
CITY OF MESA FALLEN FIREFIGHTER MEMORIAL
“It has been a pleasure to work with a field crew with a true desire to deliver quality, and a complete understanding of the value of communication and problem solving. they have truly shown that core is focused on being positive, proactive, and exceptional cmar team partners.”
MICHAEL MCBRADY, P.E.
SENIOR CIVIL ENGINEER CITY OF MESA ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
CITY OF MESA FIRE AND MEDICAL STATION No. 221
CITY OF MESA 911 REGIONAL DISPATCH FACILITY
The City of Phoenix Fire Station No. 62 project is a brand new facility on a nearly 60-acre site located on Lower Buckeye Road in Phoenix, AZ. Over six acres of this expansive site were developed as part of the project, including an extension of utilities to the site, and the incorporation of a 20-foot drainage channel and retention basin. The 20,816-square-foot, single-story station features three apparatus bays, 16 dormitories, a fitness room, and ample working and living space for first responders. Fire Station No. 62 was designed with superior environmental design principles to reduce energy consumption and promote water preservation. Constructed on concrete footings, the building’s envelope includes ICF and CMU walls, and a metal panel and foam roof. This impressive public safety structure is now fully operational and serving the community.
PROJECT FOR THE CITY OF PHOENIX
TOTAL VALUE OF THE CITY OF PHOENIX PROJECT
$15M+
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF THE CITY OF PHOENIX PROJECT
20K+
CITY OF PHOENIX FIRE STATION No. 62
The City of Scottsdale Fire Safety Training Facility project involved the demolition of an existing public safety campus and the new construction of a two-story, 32,015-square-foot, state-of-the-art training facility in Scottsdale, AZ. The facility includes offices, restrooms, a fitness and wellness area, locker rooms, conference rooms, an expansive auditorium, and an elevator. A turnout room is connected to the apparatus bay for gear decontamination, supporting first responder health and safety. Additional features include a covered outdoor training yard and patio, with site work encompassing new hardscape, utility connections, trench drains, a retention basin, and foundations for future fire training structures. Constructed on a cast-in-place foundation with a structural steel frame, the facility showcases masonry and EIFS finishes with a single-ply roofing system. Completed as part of a comprehensive Public Safety Training Facility, it supports fire and police emergency response services for over 200,000 Scottsdale residents, reflecting the City’s dedication to equipping its first responders with advanced resources.
CITY OF SCOTTSDALE FIRE SAFETY TRAINING FACILITY
PROJECTS FOR THE CITY OF SCOTTSDALE
TOTAL VALUE OF THE CITY OF SCOTTSDALE PROJECTS
$51M+
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF THE CITY OF SCOTTSDALE PROJECTS
103K+
CITY OF SCOTTSDALE POLICE TRAINING FACILITY
The City of Surprise SPA 1 WRF Conference and Training Center project included the new construction of a 13,200-square-foot municipal office building located in Surprise, AZ. The facility supports the Special Planning Area 1 water provider and functions as a training laboratory and conference center for the employees of the City of Surprise's Water Resource Management Department. The project also features new offices, classrooms, and water treatment laboratories for water and wastewater treatment training. The municipal office building was constructed on a slab-on-grade concrete foundation with an insulating concrete form and steel structural frame. An exterior insulation and finish system and foam roof completed the construction. Due to CORE's construction efforts, the City of Surprise SPA 1 WRF Conference and Training Center project now promotes effective water resource management for the protection of public health and the environment.
CITY OF SURPRISE FIRE STATION No. 303
PROJECTS FOR THE CITY OF SURPRISE
TOTAL VALUE OF THE CITY OF SURPRISE PROJECTS
$67.8M
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF THE CITY OF SURPRISE PROJECTS
24K+
The City of Tucson Southside Public Safety Complex project, currently in progress, involves the new construction of a combined fire and police station located at the intersection of Fair Street and Park Avenue in Tucson, AZ. The new complex, designed to replace the existing facilities, will span 56,252 square feet, with 19,075 square feet allocated to the Fire Department and 37,177 square feet dedicated to the Police Department. The Fire Department section will feature a six-bay apparatus area, fifteen dormitories, and various work and living spaces. The Police Department will include administrative offices, meeting and training spaces, a secure corrections annex, and a shared fitness room. The site encompasses approximately 346,360 square feet of previously developed land. The existing station will continue to operate throughout construction and will be demolished once the new facility is complete.
CITY OF TUCSON FIRE STATION No. 8
PROJECTS FOR THE CITY OF TUCSON
TOTAL VALUE OF THE CITY OF TUCSON PROJECTS
$52M+
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF THE CITY OF TUCSON PROJECTS
89K+
CITY OF TUCSON SOUTHSIDE PUBLIC SAFETY COMPLEX
CITY OF TUCSON FIRE STATION No. 9
E-COM & SOUTHCOM DISPATCH CENTER
PROJECTS FOR THE E-COM & SOUTHCOM JETSB
TOTAL VALUE OF THE E-COM & SOUTHCOM JETSB PROJECTS
$9M+
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF THE E-COM & SOUTHCOM JETSB PROJECTS
15K+
E-COM and SouthCom
The new Joint Emergency Telephone System Board (JETSB) project consists of the renovation of an existing bank building to create a consolidated 911 dispatch agency for the merger of the E-COM (Homewood) and SouthCom (Matteson) dispatch centers in the Village of Hazel Crest. The first floor will house the call center and IT space. The second floor is to be office space, while the basement area amenities include a gym, kitchen, and quiet room.
The Lockport Township Fire Protection District Training and Maintenance Facility project, currently under construction in Crest Hill, IL, includes the construction of a new 24,272-square-foot training and maintenance campus designed to support district operations and firefighter training. The project features a pre-engineered metal building with vehicle maintenance and storage bays, along with supporting spaces such as offices, storage areas, locker rooms, and laundry facilities. The facility will also include three flexible training rooms with operable walls, as well as circulation areas, restrooms, break rooms, janitor closets, storage spaces, and dedicated information technology and mechanical, electrical, and water rooms. Major site development is also included and consists of foundations for an owner-provided, owner-installed burn tower, construction of drives and parking areas, designated extrication training areas, stormwater detention and training ponds, and an auxiliary outdoor training classroom located south of the main facility. Together, these improvements are designed to deliver a comprehensive, purpose-built facility that supports training, maintenance, and long-term operational needs for the District.
PROJECT FOR THE LOCKPORT TOWNSHIP
TOTAL VALUE OF THE LOCKPORT TOWNSHIP PROJECT
$14M+
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF THE LOCKPORT TOWNSHIP PROJECT
LOCKPORT TOWNSHIP FIRE TRAINING FACILITY
CORE oversaw the renovation and rehab of both the Lockport Police Department and the city's Chevron Building in the summer of 2022.
PROJECTS FOR THE CITY OF LOCKPORT
TOTAL VALUE OF THE CITY OF LOCKPORT PROJECTS
$650K
City of Lockport
LOCKPORT POLICE DEPARTMENT RENOVATION
The Town of Normal Fire Station 2 project was completed for Normal, IL. This new 10,800-square-foot station was built on concrete footings. The living quarters feature cold-formed metal framing with steel bar joists, while the apparatus bay was constructed with structural masonry and steel bar joists. A masonry exterior and TPO roof completed this essential public safety facility.
PROJECTS FOR THE TOWN OF NORMAL
TOTAL VALUE OF THE TOWN OF NORMAL PROJECTS
$28M+
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF THE TOWN OF NORMAL PROJECTS
385K+
TOWN OF NORMAL FIRE STATION 2
Surrounding the 794-acre lake for which it is named, Cedar Lake, IN, is home to nearly 15,000 community members in addition to seeing a variety of tourists. The public safety officials of this historic and bustling Midwest town are now able to support community members and visitors alike with this new 20,558-square-foot public safety campus. The campus features one building which houses the Cedar Lake Police Department, and another building which houses the Cedar Lake Fire Department. Each building is equipped with the latest public safety equipment and systems, inclusive of security cameras, access control, and station alerting and dispatching automation.
TOWN OF CEDAR LAKE PUBLIC SAFETY CAMPUS
PROJECT FOR THE TOWN OF CEDAR LAKE
TOTAL VALUE OF THE TOWN OF CEDAR LAKE PROJECT
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF THE TOWN OF CEDAR LAKE PROJECT
Lebanon Fire Station 213 is an approximately 12,000-square-foot facility currently under construction that will include two pull-through bays and one half bay with turnout gear storage, turnout gear laundry, self-contained breathing apparatus equipment, a decontamination shower room, workroom for regular equipment maintenance, storage mezzanine, and three-story hose and training tower. The living quarters will feature a conference room, watch and report writing room, company office, an EMS suite with bunks, offices, and storage, a fitness room with exterior access, laundry room, semi-private bunk room with eight bunks, locker room with four private restrooms and showers, and an open dining and dayroom connected to an open kitchen with an island and three lockable shift pantries, all designed to support operational efficiency, firefighter readiness, and a dependable, high level of service that strengthens emergency response and community protection.
PROJECT FOR THE CITY OF LEBANON
TOTAL VALUE OF THE CITY OF LEBANON PROJECT
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF THE CITY OF LEBANON PROJECT
11K+
CITY OF LEBANON FIRE STATION 213
The Northern Indiana Law Enforcement Academy, completed in Valparaiso, IN, serves as a modern police training facility designed to support the professional development of law enforcement personnel across the region. The facility was constructed using pre-engineered steel supported by concrete piers and a slab-on-grade foundation. Its exterior features vertical metal panels accented by punched storefront windows, creating a clean and contemporary aesthetic. Inside, the academy includes offices, training areas, lecture spaces, locker rooms, showers, a fitness area, laundry facilities, and a large multipurpose room. Site improvements include an asphalt parking area, landscaping, and integrated stormwater management, water supply, and dry utility systems. The completed academy provides a state-of-the-art environment that enhances training, collaboration, and community safety initiatives.
PROJECT FOR NORTHERN INDIANA LAW ENFORCEMENT ACADEMY
TOTAL VALUE OF NORTHERN INDIANA LAW ENFORCEMENT ACADEMY PROJECT
$6.3M+
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF NORTHERN INDIANA LAW ENFORCEMENT ACADEMY PROJECT
Northern Indiana Law Enforcement Academy
NORTHERN INDIANA LAW ENFORMENT ACADEMY
NORTHERN INDIANA LAW ENFORMENT AGENCY
The Town of Merrillville’s New Fire Station is designed to support efficient emergency response, firefighter wellness, and long-term community service. The facility features three apparatus bays with dedicated storage, workrooms, EMS restock, and decontamination areas to support daily operations. The living quarters include nine dorm rooms with associated shower and laundry facilities, as well as a kitchen, dayroom, training area, fitness space, offices, and a lobby. Site improvements include 41 parking spaces, an apparatus driveway, enhanced front-yard landscaping, and paved access to a salt dome. A wet pond at the rear of the site further supports the overall site design and stormwater management needs.
PROJECTS FOR THE TOWN OF MERRILLVILLE
TOTAL VALUE OF THE TOWN OF MERRILLVILLE PROJECTS
$3.5M+
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF THE TOWN OF MERRILLVILLE PROJECTS
98K+
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TOWN OF MERRILLVILLE FIRE STATION 73
The Penn Township Fire Station 13 project included the new construction of an 11,617-square-foot replacement station located in Mishawaka, IN. The four-bay fire station features living quarters and a mezzanine. The structure was constructed with shallow concrete footings, structural concrete masonry unit walls with structural steel, structural cold-formed metal framing, steel bar joints and deck over the apparatus bay, and light gauge metal trusses with asphalt shingles over the living quarters. The exterior facade is a combination of concrete masonry unit, brick veneer, and an exterior insulation finishing system. The Penn Township Fire Station 13 project now provides an updated facility for first responders and the surrounding community.
PENN TOWNSHIP FIRE STATION 13
PROJECT FOR PENN TOWNSHIP
TOTAL VALUE OF PENN TOWNSHIP PROJECT
$776K
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF PENN TOWNSHIP PROJECT
Currently in construction, the new Plainfield Fire Territory will deliver a modern, purpose-built public safety facility for the Town of Plainfield, IN, designed to support the southeast portion while thinking of forward-thinking planning for long-term growth. This new Fire Territory will be 23,600 square feet, with four apparatus bays and a modern sleeping arrangement with 12 individual bunk rooms, each paired with a private bathroom to support the well-being and readiness of the fire fighters.
PROJECT FOR TOWN OF PLAINFIELD PROJECTS
TOTAL VALUE OF TOWN OF PLAINFIELD PROJECT
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF TOWN OF PLAINFIELD PROJECT
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PLAINFIELD FIRE TERRITORY 124
The Palm Beach County Fire Station No. 49 project entailed the construction of a new 18,066-square-foot facility in Boynton Beach, FL. Built on a concrete footings foundation, the station features a cold-formed metal and load-bearing masonry frame, a masonry and precast concrete exterior, and a metal panel roof. In addition to providing living and working spaces for first responders, the station includes a fuel station, an emergency generator, a proprietary locution system, and a Wi-Fi communication tower. The project also encompasses extensive site work, including utilities, paving, drainage, site lighting, infrastructure, landscaping, and irrigation.
PROJECTS FOR PALM BEACH COUNTY
TOTAL VALUE OF PALM BEACH COUNTY PROJECTS
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF PALM BEACH COUNTY PROJECTS
18K+
PALM BEACH COUNTY FIRE STATION No. 49
The new Riviera Beach Police Headquarters facility will provide a safer, more efficient, and more modern working environment for the department while representing a significant investment in the safety and well-being of Riviera Beach residents. The new headquarters will be equipped with updated facilities and technology, strengthen daily operations, improve response capabilities, and support the department’s ability to serve the community effectively. Located at Barracuda Bay, the new police headquarters will enhance the city’s public safety infrastructure and reflect Riviera Beach’s continued commitment to creating a safe and secure environment for its citizens. CORE is proud to play a pivotal role in this transformative project, which will support the city’s first responders and contribute to the long-term growth and resilience of the community.
CITY OF RIVIERA BEACH POLICE HEADQUARTERS
PROJECT FOR THE CITY OF RIVIERA BEACH
TOTAL VALUE OF THE CITY OF RIVIERA BEACH PROJECT
$44M
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF THE CITY OF RIVIERA BEACH PROJECT
72K+
The renovation of the existing City of Twin Falls public pool house accommodates the reconfiguration of the washing facility layout to meet contemporary social needs and prioritize enhanced privacy and family-friendly amenities, while also ensuring compliance with ADA Standards.
PROJECT FOR THE CITY OF TWIN FALLS
TOTAL VALUE OF THE CITY OF TWIN FALLS PROJECT
$2.2M+
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF THE CITY OF TWIN FALLS PROJECT
5K+
CITY OF TWIN FALLS CITY POOL
The City of Buhl Police Station Remodel project is the selective demolition and multi-phase buildout for new offices, a public restroom, and public-facing lobby to improve and expand workspace for the police force and their staff. The project includes upgrades to the mechanical, plumbing, and new electrical systems. New office spaces include Detective, Records and eventually SRO & Lieutenant.
PROJECT FOR THE CITY OF BUHL
TOTAL VALUE OF THE CITY OF BUHL PROJECT
$380K+
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF THE CITY OF BUHL PROJECT
CITY OF BUHL POLICE STATION
The Jerome County Courthouse project in Jerome, ID, transformed the existing facility through selective demolition and a full interior buildout designed to enhance functionality and efficiency for both county staff and residents. The renovated courthouse features new offices, restrooms, and dedicated data/IT space, along with comprehensive upgrades to mechanical, plumbing, electrical, and fire alarm systems. Key improvements include modernized workspaces for the Treasurer’s Office and DMV, creating a more streamlined environment that supports better service delivery and day-to-day operations.
PROJECT FOR JEROME COUNTY
TOTAL VALUE OF JEROME COUNTY PROJECT
$2.3M+
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF JEROME COUNTY PROJECT
3K+
JEROME COUNTY COURTHOUSE
The Chatham Village Hall and Police Department project consists of a 29,709-square-foot, single-story municipal facility with a full basement, designed to centralize Village administrative services and public safety operations. The main level will include Village Hall offices and a large board room for community meetings, while the lower level will support Police Department functions with a gym, locker rooms, showers, a training room with kitchen, and secure evidence storage. The building will feature an elevator and two stairwells to ensure efficient circulation and accessibility throughout, reflecting Chatham’s commitment to a functional, modern, and community-focused civic space.
PROJECTS FOR THE VILLAGE OF CHATHAM
TOTAL VALUE OF THE VILLAGE OF CHATHAM PROJECTS
$23M+
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF THE VILLAGE OF CHATHAM PROJECTS
30K+
CHATHAM VILLAGE HALL AND POLICE DEPARTMENT
The City of Peoria Fire-Medical Fire Station No. 8 project involves the construction of a 15,848-square-foot, four-bay fire station in the mountainous region of Vistancia. Designed to enhance operational efficiency and firefighter well-being, the facility includes living quarters, a fitness area, an apparatus bay, a mezzanine, and support spaces. Strategically located to address the area’s growing population and increasing emergency response needs, this marks Peoria’s first newly constructed fire station in over 20 years. Entrusted with this milestone project, CORE is committed to delivering a state-of-the-art facility that exceeds expectations and serves the community for generations.
PROJECTS FOR THE CITY OF PEORIA
TOTAL VALUE OF CITY PEORIA PROJECTS
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF CITY OF PEORIA PROJECTS
250K+
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CITY OF PEORIA FIRE STATION No. 8
The Mill Run Fire Station is a one-story, hurricane-hardened fire station designed to serve community support and firefighting operations. The building incorporates load-bearing masonry construction with open web steel joists, a metal deck, and structural steel framing, along with CMU walls and a steel and PTO roof system. The facility includes an apparatus bay, as well as a mezzanine to support operational needs. As an essential infrastructure, the design prioritizes durability and functionality, ensuring resilience against extreme weather conditions.
PROJECT FOR THE CITY OF KISSIMMEE
TOTAL VALUE OF THE CITY OF KISSIMMEE PROJECT
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF THE CITY OF KISSIMMEE PROJECT
CITY OF KISSIMMEE MILL RUN FIRE STATION
The Mesquite Library project, built for the Las Vegas-Clark County Library District, included the new construction of a 13,313-square-foot library campus located in Mesquite, NV. The facility functions as a community hub for learning, gathering, and job creation. The project incorporated the original library into the new campus as a learning center offering one-stop services for the community. The project features an art gallery showcasing artists from Nevada, a café with a drive-through, a homework help center, and public meeting rooms. This project received LEED Gold Certification from the U.S. Green Building Council for energy-efficient and sustainable features. The campus was constructed on a concrete foundation reinforced by stem walls with a frame of masonry walls with steel joists and deck. An exterior consisting of insulated masonry, storefront, metal panels, and a single-ply roof completed the construction. Mesquite Library now provides a space for economic, social, and educational connections for the Mesquite community.
PROJECTS FOR THE CLARK COUNTY LIBRARY DISTRICT
TOTAL VALUE OF THE CLARK COUNTY LIBRARY DISTRICT PROJECTS
$66M+
SQUARE FOOTAGE OF THE CLARK COUNTY LIBRARY DISTRICT PROJECTS
101K+
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