Greenland Enterprises and SAW Contracting are teaming together on an $8.9 million boiler plant renovation project at the VA Medical Center in Bay Pines, FL. The project involves renovating the existing boiler plant, removing four high-pressure boilers, and installing three new boilers. Continue reading
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A Case Study in Upgrading vs Replacing a Boiler Plant
A Greenland Enterprises project was recently featured in a Power Engineering article on the investment the Veterans Administration is making for boiler systems across the country. The article highlights our Erie Medical Center boiler plant replacement in Erie, PA. Continue reading
Greenland to Replace Air Handling Units at West Haven, CT VA Medical Center
Greenland Enterprises has been awarded a $2.2 million design-build contract to replace two air handling units at the VA Medical Center in West Haven, CT. The firm was selected in large part due to its unique HVAC expertise in healthcare environments. Continue reading
Contractor Performance and Bid Integrity in Boom Construction Markets
The combination of labor shortages and cost increases for raw goods is having an impact on the construction industry, particularly commercial and industrial projects. Labor shortages inevitably result in higher wages and increases in administrative costs for contractors and subcontractors. Combine that with price increases for materials, equipment, and long lead times, and you have a recipe for project overruns or even contractors who cannot complete a bid award. Continue reading
Greenland Enterprises Selected to Upgrade Kansas City VA Medical Center Boiler Plant Controls
HAMPTON – The team of Greenland Enterprises and SAW Contracting has been selected for a $1.5M project to upgrade boiler plant controls for the Kansas City Veterans Administration Medical Center. The project includes upgrading combustion controls on four dual fuel boilers, upgrading water level controls and alarms, and various repairs and testing. Continue reading
Greenland Enterprises Tapped to Replace Heritage High School HVAC System
HAMPTON – Greenland Enterprises has been selected as the contractor for a $5.5M project to replace the entire HVAC system at Heritage High School in Newport News, VA. The project includes replacing 32 roof-top air handling units and 154 variable air volume boxes, along with the existing boiler plant and building automation system. Continue reading
University Embraces Energy Efficient Energy Plant
The University of Minnesota is a great example of a campus converting to newer technology and realizing big savings from converting to a new main energy plant. An article on the Big Ten Network website highlights the upgraded system and the people who make it work. Continue reading
Greenland’s Web Survey Results
In the recent Greenland Enterprises survey series we asked a collection of questions about project management. Our initial question identified top concerns when preparing an RFP for construction services, and not surprisingly, the biggest concern is the bid budget. Continue reading
2018 Hospital Construction Survey Addresses Hurricane Hardening
Designing and building central plants for hospitals is no longer limited to efficient systems with redundancy for critical components. The lessons learned in Texas and Florida after major hurricanes are leading to changes in design and construction approaches for medical systems and similar environments.
According to the 2018 Hospital Construction Survey, conducted by The American Society for Healthcare Engineering, 89 percent of facilities professionals consider “resiliency” when designing and building new spaces. Resiliency in construction means structures and components that resist both natural and human caused disasters, and allow for fast recovery after events. Continue reading
Greenland Enterprises Tapped to Replace Correctional Center Boiler Controls
HAMPTON, VA – The Virginia Department of Corrections has selected Greenland Enterprises to replace the boiler control system for three coal-fired boilers at the Bland Correctional Center in Bland, VA.
The center is a mixed custody facility dating to 1946 and houses approximately 450 inmates. Greenland will remove existing boiler controls and replace them with newer technology designed to improve operations and efficiency. The $457,000 project was awarded in March and is expected to start this summer.
“The project is a great example of our expertise with campus-like facilities,” said Greenland Enterprises President Elton Roller. “The same attention to detail required in a medical center applies to correctional facilities, and that’s where we excel in delivering for our customers.”
