This project consisted of the renovation and revitalization of building B725 at Brookhaven National Laboratory (BNL). The Core Facility Revitalization (CFR) project builds facilities to enable the computational requirements of the Nuclear Physics program, High Energy Physics program, and other research programs conducted at BNL and other locations.

Construction of this 55,000-square-foot facility was performed in two phases. Phase I involved pre-construction services, which were performed during the design and construction sub-tier proposal period. Phase II involved construction services, including all tasks performed for the execution of the conventional construction scope of work including management and administration of all activities and subcontracts.

A few features include newly renovated and modern computing facilities, offices, and support functions within the existing B725 facility. New modern and reliable power and cooling infrastructure were provided with capabilities for expansion and incremental growth. Robust backup capabilities were also included for both power and cooling. Strategies to provide for efficient data center configurations and accommodate BNL’s needs for future flexibility were incorporated. Existing life-safety systems were upgraded. Select exterior building system repair and replacement (roof, windows, etc.) was carried out.