Component Assembly Systems

Ft. Belvoir Community Hospital

This 1.275 Million square foot, multi-story hospital will house 120 in-patient beds, Exam Rooms and trauma rooms. Contractor Turner / Gilbane (A Joint Venture), expects the completion of this spacious multi-building facility in the Fall of 2011. CAS is currently performing Drywall installation, acoustical ceilings, metal framing, interior expansion joints and wall protection.

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Washington Nationals Stadium

CAS has completed the installation of drywall and acoustical ceilings at the Washington Nationals Baseball Stadium. Under General Contractor Clark, Hunt, Smoot - A Joint Venture, the ballpark was a fast paced project completed in just 23 months, the quickest duration of any stadium ever built. The CAS project duration was an unheard of 11 months. In this short time CAS installed 60 miles of metal framing, nearly 21 acres of drywall and sheathing, and 49,000 square feet of EIFS, not to mention enough acoustical ceiling to cover 4 football fields! CAS reached substantial completion in less than 10 months, over 1 month ahead of this already difficult schedule.

Gaylord Convention Center

Residing on the Potomac River in Maryland, just outside Washington D.C., is the Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center. Under the construction manager Perini Building Company, CAS installed Drywall and Acoustical Ceilings. This facility houses two thousand guest rooms, various restaurants and shops, as well as a world class convention center.

Howard Hughes Medical Institute

Component Assembly Systems has completed work on The Howard Hughes Medical Institute. The biomedical research building has 365, 000 square foot of state of the art laboratories and offices, designed by architect Rafael Vinoly Associates for general contractor Turner Construction. Featured drywall elements include 30 six-foot diameter multi-tiered domes, concentric circle drywall ceiling in the auditorium and a 25,000 square foot vivarium with metal framed walls and ceilings designed and built by CAS. Due to the nature of the facility, many areas required specially engineered metal framing to integrate with the curtain wall systems. Additionally, all the laboratory case work is supported by CAS designed engineered wall framing.