 No project is too extreme for Frazier Masonry Corporation | 27 Sep 2009 |
FMC is no stranger to working in remote locations: no challenge is too large, no environment too intense, no condition too extreme. Frazier Masonry is proud to deliver on schedule and with precision, high safety level projects such as the mining facility near Elko, NV. View Frazier Masonry’s latest extreme project by clicking here.
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| P-971C Combined Arms-Mout project at MCAGCC completed | 26 Sep 2009 |
The increased population and accelerated growth of cities have made the problems of combat in built-up areas an urgent requirement for the US Army & Marine Corps. That is where MOUT or Military Operations on Urban Terrain comes in. The P-971C Combined Arms-Mout project is designed to simulate a real city that has suffered the effects of war and provides an authentic training ground for troops. This Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center (MCAGCC) project was built in partnership with Soltek Pacific Construction. The total scope of work includes the Hospital District, Old Town District, East Stadium District and Rubble District and is a great example of the unique & extreme projects that Frazier Masonry is continuously involved in. View FMC’s latest extreme projects by clicking here.
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| 75 days on site, 296,971 units of block laid | 26 Aug 2009 |
Frazier Masonry Corporation has been busy working on the high profile BEQ Package 1 Pendleton project in Oceanside, CA since June of this year. The scheduled completion date is November 1st, 2009 with work progressing ahead of schedule. The project is part of the US Navy's drive to "Build the Force" which aims to upgrade and improve the living conditions of our troops. The project includes innovative materials and enhanced architectural features. There are three sites altogether with work currently going on a 500 and a 200 room BEQ facility respectively and an additional 200 room facility is scheduled to start November 1st. Frazier is proud to partner with locally based Harper Construction on this colossal project. For the latest images please click here.
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| St. Luke's Regional Medical Center - Phase 2 construction starts | 22 Jul 2009 |
Frazier Masonry is completing the Inpatient Tower (Phase 1) of St. Luke’s Regional Medical Center in Twin Falls, ID and beginning construction on the Diagnostic & Treatment Building as part of Phase 2 for this high profile medical building project in Idaho. To view the latest images click here.
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 I wanted to take a moment to thank you for the stone work your company did in our front lobby. It looks great, and people rave about it. It is a testimony to the quality work you guys do.
--Mitch - RQ Construction
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