Take a look at some of our past and ongoing projects to see the PROCON International difference.
We thrive on diversity and extensive expertise. We excel in managing high-complexity projects and implementing cutting-edge technology systems with an adaptable ESG approach — from the US Embassy WWTP in South Sudan to century-old building renovations and even simple tasks like parking lot construction. We cover a wide project spectrum ranging from $100K to $50M, and our reach extends globally.
Four active federal contract vehicles across the Air Force, Army, USACE and Department of Labor.
Nineteen federal and institutional projects delivered across CONUS and overseas posts.
Modernization of an active FAA air traffic control tower and base building serving West Texas and the Permian Basin, with HVAC, roofing, fire detection and electrical replacement in an occupied facility.
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Replacement of vehicle barrier systems at two controlled entry points, Peterson Space Force Base. M50/P3 crash-rated electric drop-arm beams with PLC controls, safety sensors and remote operation.
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Renovation of the USDA Forest Service work center supporting wildland fire response across the Bighorn National Forest — hotshot office and shop, crew quarters, civil work and site utilities.
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Irrigation extension and turf rehabilitation along the ceremonial approach to Arlington National Cemetery: 27,500 SF of turf, 13 zones and 325 heads, sequenced around continuous visitor access.
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Conversion of Building 164 at Minot Air Force Base into a Child Development Center. An 11,000 SF renovation of civil, mechanical, electrical, roofing and communications systems on an active installation.
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Engineered scaffolding access for tainter gate maintenance at a flood risk management and water supply dam — suspended scaffolding 40 feet in height and 50 feet wide at each gate, both faces.
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Design-build replacement of the entry control point at Martin State Airport, delivering crash-rated vehicular gates, anti-vehicle bollards and perimeter fencing meeting current UFC antiterrorism and force protection criteria.
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Design-build elevator replacement serving the chancery lobby, the busiest circulation point on the compound, executed while the building remained fully occupied and operational under Department of State security protocols.
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Design-build elevator replacement and interior renovation in public-facing consular spaces, with equipment procured in Spain and moved through a multi-country shipping and customs process into Pakistan.
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Ammunition storage improvements supporting training and readiness at Fort Cavazos: renovation of two facilities, a new holding area, MSE revetment wall, inbound canopy, earthwork and underground utilities.
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Renovation creating new operational space for Security Forces and the 301st AFOSI — 11,400 SF of building renovation and 13,142 SF of civil work, including abatement and ballistic-resistant construction.
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A new 23,079 SF warehouse and 1,465 SF fire tank with pump house at the U.S. Embassy, with site grading, utilities, parking and roadways. Approximately 80 percent self-performed.
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Design-build conversion of a 5,640 SF warehouse into a maintenance shop, giving the post the workshop capacity to maintain its own buildings and systems. Approximately 60 percent self-performed.
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HVAC renovation for a climate-controlled artifacts room where mechanical reliability is a preservation requirement, including a 355 KVA backup generator with automatic transfer switch and fire and electrical upgrades.
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A new automotive training complex expanding the college’s capacity to train students for the automotive trades — twelve bays with classrooms, plus site civil work and full utility connections.
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Design-build replacement of the wastewater treatment plant at a compound with no municipal sewer service, supplied through a multi-stage international supply chain and delivered into an active conflict environment.
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Repair of the F-35 aircraft wash rack supporting fleet corrosion control — underground water lines, valves, heated valve boxes, eyewash stations and a new ground ring, in a restricted flightline environment.
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Phase II conversion of the Communications Management Unit inside an occupied high-security institution, executed under daily security coordination and full accountability for every tool and material item.
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Construction of a parking facility providing the vehicle capacity operations require while resolving long-standing drainage deficiency: 45,000 SF of asphalt paving, 10,000 SF of sidewalk and a new stormwater system.
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