This project was executed under Midcon Builds’ Won and Run model for the United States Air Force. Midcon Builds identified the opportunity, developed the winning proposal, supported project estimating, and took on key leadership roles including Project Manager, Design Project Manager, Environmental Manager, Quality Control Manager, Safety Coordinator, and Specifier for the Prime Contractor.
The project (XLWU 20-4018) constructed a new Natural Resource Center at Tyndall Air Force Base to replace a facility destroyed by Hurricane Michael. This Design-Build effort delivered a 1,400-square-foot pre-engineered metal building (PEMB) with all required site and utility infrastructure. Scope included architectural finishes, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems, septic and lift/grinder pump installation, lightning protection, and complete site improvements to produce a fully operational facility.
The building was designed and constructed to current building codes, Department of Defense standards, and Florida Building Code High Velocity Hurricane Zone (HVHZ) requirements. Delivery of this resilient, hurricane-resistant facility required close coordination of design development, permitting, procurement, quality control, safety management, environmental compliance, construction execution, and project closeout.
The project was completed safely, on schedule, and within budget.

Structural steel erection for the new 14,000-square-foot Natural Resource Center at Tyndall Air Force Base. Work performed under continuous safety oversight and in accordance with Department of Defense and Florida High Velocity Hurricane Zone requirements.

Completed exterior of the pre-engineered metal building with overhead doors, bollards, and site improvements. Facility designed and constructed to meet hurricane-resistant standards and project quality requirements.

Exterior wall panels, mechanical equipment, and electrical service installations at the completed Natural Resource Center. All work executed under continuous quality control and safety protocols.

Personnel entrance and building identification at the completed facility. Construction completed safely, on schedule, and within budget while meeting all DoD and Florida Building Code requirements.

Interior finishes including restrooms, break area, and casework nearing completion. Final fit-out performed under continuous quality control to deliver a fully operational hurricane-resistant facility.