SHED 401C
PORT OF BALTIMORE, MD

We were approached in the Fall of 2016 to completely renovate a large warehouse at the Port of Baltimore. The building had a long, storied history but had fallen into decay. We completely demolished the interior facilities and exterior skin, brought in new utilities, upgraded the power, brought in a gas line from 1/4 mile away, welded and repaired the superstructure, re-insulated and skinned the exterior, built a new 9,000 SF office area with cafeteria, added polyaspartic floor coating, a compressor shed, Infra-Red warehouse heat, NLight system, low voltage wiring and server racks as well as a litany of customized interior MEP specific to the client.

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Why OMEGA was the right contractor for the job.

The owner wanted a trusted General Contractor, with a long history of experience in Pre-Engineered construction to repair and improve this facility. With our decades of experience, and litany of contacts, we provided an excellent single-source solution for the entirety of the project scope. Completed in just under eight months, at a budget 10% less than our competition, the owner was very pleased with the result.

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What challenges was OMEGA faced with on this job?

This structure had been left to decay for years and around every turn we found a new surprise to deal with and repair. But with our experienced team, we knew how to meet the challenge in a cost-effective way and not let the problem derail the vision.

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