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Sustainable Modular Case Studies /
healthcare
SMM Builds the Lady of the Sea Hospital
Sustainable Modular Management (SMM) provided the Lady of the Sea’s Temporary Hospital, which is scheduled to open at the end of 2023. The Temporary hospital is being built between West 134th Street and West 134th Place in Galliano, specifically between the Lady of the Sea Medical Clinic in Cut Off and the existing hospital building. “This temporary hospital will bridge the gap of inpatient services while we continue to work toward building the new permanent hospital,” said Lloyd Guidry, Jr., Pharm.D., CEO of Lady of the Sea General Hospital.
housing
SMM Builds Dormitories for FLETC
When the Department of Homeland Security in New Mexico needed a permanent dormitory on their Federal Law Enforcement Training Center, SMM was awarded the project based on their advanced knowledge of custom modular construction, ability to customize to specific needs, and successful, proven track record.
military
Camp Lejeune – Interim MCMH Dispensary
When the Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune in North Carolina needed an interim, semi-permanent medical facility, Civil Works Contracting awarded SMM the task based on their advanced knowledge of the complexities of healthcare, ability to customize to specific needs, and successful, proven track record.
healthcare
Inspira Oncology Center – Woodbury, NJ
The Inspira Medical Center was in need of a new oncology center in Woodbury, New Jersey to serve as a comfortable environment for patients receiving radiation treatment. The medical group wanted a high-quality building with pleasing aesthetics to enhance the patient experience as well as house state-of-the-art medical equipment.
offices
SMM Builds Modular SCIF for the Naval Facilities Engineering Command
The Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC) Mid Atlantic needed a multi-purpose Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF) to serve as an administrative office as well as a training facility.
classrooms
Student Population Increase Calls for Modular Classroom Space
The Wake County Public School System needed more classroom space and a lecture hall to accommodate an increase in student population. SMM provided Wake County Public School System with a 5-year lease term to meet their technical and fiscal needs.
classrooms
SMM Rebuilds After Tornado in Joplin, MO
In the devastating aftermath of the tragic 2011 tornado in Joplin, MO, FEMA and the US Corp of Engineers urgently needed help rebuilding several schools. The tornado hit Joplin in late May 2011 damaging and completely destroying several schools. With the first day of school only a few months away, the community rallied to have functioning facilities for the children in the district by August.
healthcare
SMM Provides Expedited Army Medical Center
The Fort Lewis-Madigan Army Medical Center was in need of a new Integrated Disability Evaluation System (IDES) facility to be completed quickly. To expedite the process SMM partnered with Fort Lewis-Madigan AMC to design, deliver and install a 30,870-square-foot modular complex comprised of 36 14’ x 62’ modular units.
custom-build
SMM Helps Army Personnel Relocate
The Tripler Army Medical Center at Honolulu, HI developed plans to repair and renew Building 40 in its entirety in order to provide a complete Forensic Toxicology Drug Testing Laboratory (FTDTL) and Department of Clinical Investigation (DCI) that was compliant with all current codes, regulations, standards and TAMC Design Guidelines.
custom-build
Norfolk Naval Shipyard Seeks +40,000-Square-Foot Modular Construction
A building at the Norfolk Naval Shipyard was deemed unfit for occupancy due to fire hazards. NAVFAC Mid Atlantic needed two buildings to house staff for an undetermined amount of time.