Industrial

• Two air handling units
• Three make-up air units
• Three computer room air handling (CRAH) units
• Eighteen containment filtration units
• Ninety-four variable air volume (VAV) boxes
• Sixty-five lab grade supply/exhaust air valves
• Three hundred thousand pounds of stainless steel welded radiological ductwork

• Three boilers
• Three cooling towers
• Three chillers
• Sixteen chilled beams
• Full BAS controls

Skytrac   

Grantsville, UT

Project Owner/Client: Skytrac
General Contractor: R&O Construction
Architect: CLH

Our team helped construct a new two-story, 107,500-square-foot manufacturing facility for Skytrac’s chairlifts, which includes additional office space. We provided design-build HVAC, plumbing, and temperature control systems on a fast-track schedule.

Our scope of work:

Proctor & Gamble   

Corrine, UT

General Contractor: Flour/Stork/P&G

CCI has completed numerous projects at Proctor & Gamble’s Corrine facility, including the original building construction in 2009. Since then, we have supported various utility and equipment installations; completed ductwork, piping, and plumbing installations for their production lines; and performed millwright work on their production equipment.

Our scope of work:

• Exhaust air
• Supply air
• Compressed air and other utility gases

• HVAC piping
• Millwright services

Hill Air Force Base (HAFB)

HAFB, UT

General Contractor: Numerous

CCI is consistently completing work at Hill Air Force Base in northern Utah. Past projects have included a software support data center, two F22 repair hangers, several office buildings with tenant buildouts, and Phase I (Mission Integration Facility) of the Ground Based Strategic Deterrent program (GBSD).

Our scope of work:

Sweets Candy Company

Salt Lake City, UT 

General Contractor: Layton Construction Co., Inc.
Architect and Mechanical Engineer: Case, Lowe & Hart

We provided HVAC and plumbing systems for this new candy manufacturing plant. The facility included 180,000 square feet of production, warehouse, and office space. 

Our scope of work: 

• Two 300-horsepower (HP) high pressure steam boilers
• One 50-HP high pressure steam boiler
• Deaerator
• Complete steam and condensate piping system
• Two 255-ton water cooled chillers
• One cooling tower 
• Complete chilled water piping system
• Twelve roof-mounted air handling units
• Four constant volume rooftop (cooling only) units
• One variable air volume rooftop unit
• Thirty-four exhaust fans

• Two heat exchangers with complete heating hot water piping system
• Fabric duct sock distribution system
• Two steam hot water heaters with complete hot water washdown system
• One duplex water softener
• One-hundred and twenty-one plumbing fixtures
• Sixty-nine floor drains, twenty-seven floor sinks, and thirty roof drains
• Three air compressors
• Two-thousand-nine-hundred feet of compressed air piping
   

Malt-O-Meal 

Tremonton, UT

General Contractor: Big-D Construction 
Architect and Mechanical Engineer: Professional Design Group, Inc.
Mechanical Engineer: Food Systems Design, Inc.

We served as the mechanical contractor for the construction of a new cereal plant, providing HVAC and pluming systems. The plant features three complete production lines across 225,000 square feet, as well as a 12,000-square-foot utility building and 62,000-square-foot warehouse. 

Our scope of work: 

• Three custom de-humidification air handling units with air filtration – 27,000 total CFM
• Three custom packaging area air handling units with air filtration – 49,500 total CFM
• Four packaged air handling units
• Seven custom make-up air units – 536,000 CFM with 16,343 MBH heating capacity

• Fifty-three exhaust fans
• Natural gas piping
• Culinary water piping and fixtures
• Drainage/waste/vent piping and fixtures
• Roof drainage piping and roof drains

Sysco Foods

Las Vegas, NV

General Contractor: Big-D Construction
Architect: Jensen Haslem Architects, P.C.

CCI Mechanical served as the mechanical engineer and mechanical contractor on this new, 271,616-square-foot food distribution facility. We provided complete HVAC, plumbing, and engineering solutions. 

Our scope of work: 

• Five air handling units – 132 tons of total cooling
• Eight, 26,500-CFM makeup air units
• Twenty-three fan coil units
• Eighty plumbing fixtures
• Underfloor heating system with 10,000 feet of underfloor air piping
• Eight relief hoods

• Thirty-one exhaust fans
• Computer room unit with 15 tons of cooling
• Twenty high-intensity unit heaters
• Six gas-fired unit heaters
• Three electric unit heaters
• Two evaporative coolers