Gen. John J. Pershing Army Reserve Center

The General John J. Pershing Army Reserve Center is named after John Joseph "Black Jack" Pershing, who is the only person in his lifetime to be promoted to the highest rank ever in the United States Army. 

The 57,000 SF building was instructed to be a Build America Project, meaning all items were to be manufactured in America and required prevailing wages as set forth by Davis Bacon. Many requirements were made in relation to the construction process, such as a high percentage requirement for employment of minority and women owned-business. The job also required a metric system design, which created unique challenges for our team. There was an extensive lighting control system and a spacious maintenance garage with a custom designed pressure washer specifically designed to meet the contract specifications. The building also has a very extensive kitchen and as we like to say, you could feed an army out of it.