The elementary school was designed to be an approximately 100,910 SQFT, two-story school building.
CCLLC was retained by NISD to provide commissioning services for the new building. Our team was responsible for: Preliminary Commissioning Plan, Final Commissioning Plan, Issues Log with appropriate updates, Preliminary Commissioning Report, Final Commissioning Report, Review of Operations Manual and Updated Final Commissioning Report after off season testing.
CCLLC is providing commissioning services in accordance with International Energy Conservation Code (IECC) 2015 and Division 01, 22, 23, and 26 commissioning specifications. Our services include creating a Preliminary Commissioning Plan, Final Commissioning Plan, Issues Log with appropriate updates, Preliminary Commissioning Report, Final Commissioning Report, Review of Operations Manual, and Updated Final Commissioning Report after off season testing for mechanical, electrical, and plumbing services.
CCLLC was contacted by Tarleton State University (TSU) and SSC Services after the design was complete to perform commissioning services. After reviewing the construction drawings and specifications it was noted the project consisted of the remodel of an existing dormitory into an administrative building housing Employee Services and the Center for Education Excellence. Construction included the removal of the existing mechanical, electrical, and plumbing infrastructure and installation of new variable refrigerant flow air conditioners, fans, water heater, lighting system, and controls. The commissioning effort included testing the energy consuming systems in accordance with the 2015 International Energy Conservation Code.
Northwest ISD is building a new Pike Middle School to help with the needs of the growing district. The replacement school will be located on the land just south of the current campus -on the site of the old One Horse Farm. The new middle school is going to be roughly 219,500 SF and is scheduled to open in the fall of 2024.
Renovations and expansions of Northwest High school funded by the 2023 bond to be completed for the fall 2025 school year. Some of the improvements include: Roof Replacement, Replace Greenhouse, Additional Seating in Auditorium, Enlarged Cafeteria and Kitchen, LED Lighting for Athletics, Restroom Improvements at Tennis Courts, Turf Replacement at Sub-Varsity Field, and Additional Bleachers at Sub-Varsity Field, Baseball Field and Softball Field.
Our team was responsible for construction phase commissioning of the MEP Systems that support the Elementary Schools new ‘G’ and ‘H’ areas. The commissioning process for this project including developing a commissioning plan with specific functional performance tests, onsite walkthroughs and inspections, documentation review, development and maintenance of a commissioning issues logs, and prepare a final report
The Norris Renovation Project consisted of the renovation of the Norris Technical Building, built in 1970 and now renamed in honor of Clarence W. Norris Sr, announced at the topping out ceremony in January of 2020. The scope consisted of the renovation of 70,000 SF of the 4-story student education center with study rooms, teaching labs, administrative areas, testing rooms, and classrooms. The newly renovated facility will house the Reading and English departments, IT department, as well as learning, reading, writing, and tutoring labs throughout the building.
The project consisted of the construction of a new four story, 60,000 SF Culinary and Hospitality Education Facility. The final building contained seven kitchens, two of which are full production kitchens serving food to the public in an adjoining dining area. The building also contains several hospitality training spaces, and the look and feel of the building is intended to emulate the working environment of commercial kitchens and hospitality facilities.
The facility is meant to be a state-of-the-art Student Success building that will accommodate student services through innovative technologies to include: virtual way-finding, collaborative spaces, automated processing systems and a connecting four-story parking garage. The modern facility is approximately 50,000 SF with offices for: Welcome & Admissions, Advising, Testing, Financial Aid, Business Services, Veteran’s Affairs, Counseling, Services to Students with Disabilities
