INDEFINITE QUANTITY CONTRACT, ARCHITECTURAL & ENGINEERING SERVICES
MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, CHERRY POINT
​MCB CAMP LEJEUNE, NC

Crenshaw Consulting Engineers has been providing mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and telecommunications engineering for MBF Architects (Prime) for an A and E Indefinite Quantity Contract (IQC) at both MCAS Cherry Point and MCB Camp Lejeune. 

MBF has held the IQC contracts since 2005 under a total of eight Indefinite Quantity Contracts for Architectural and Engineering Services. 
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The latest Camp Lejeune IQC 36 task orders have been completed with 23 dealing with the renovations of 1940’s era barracks averaging $3.5 to 6 million in construction cost.

Sample Projects

  • Building 119 Office Renovation – MCB Camp Lejeune
  • Camp Lejeune Mental Health Ward Renovation – MCB Camp Lejeune
  • Hospital Pointe Officer Homes – MCB Camp Lejeune 
  • Building HP 295, HP 175, HP 195, BB 270, NH 120, 17, 417 and 217 Barracks Renovation – MCB Camp Lejeune 
  • Building 148 Office Renovation– MCAS Cherry Point
  • Building 4166, 4167 and 4168 Barracks Renovation – MCAS Cherry Point 
  • Reovation of Homes - Nugget Cove – MCAS Cherry Point

Our focus has been to support MCAS Cherry Point and MCB Camp Lejeune with expansion and renovation projects that support the ever-changing facility requirements.  To that end, many of the projects we undertake are performed simultaneously and under a standard 120 day schedule.  All projects listed above include full mechanical, electrical, fire-protection, telecommunications, data system and ATFP upgrades as well as interior finishes replacement, architectural and structural (new truss roofs) design.  Provided energy modeling for all renovation projects to realize 
better than 30% improvement over ASHREA 90.1 standard requirements.  The proposed design team has worked together on the projects listed above.  Our team works closely with Base Facilities Engineers, and various user groups to ensure that designs satisfy criteria set forth by the group being served, meet all State Life Safety Requirements, and are built within budget. All projects also comply with Uniform Facilities Criteria set forth by NAVFAC. ​