This design/build project includes Phase 1 for programming and design through 50% construction documents and Phase 2 for construction, which started on January 28, 2009.
 
This new facility will be multi-story and storm hardened, designed to withstand a category 5 hurricane. The building will have state-of-the-art equipment for the County's intelligent transportation system as well as the emergency operations center and other administrative offices. It will be home to emergency responders, field operations staff, administrators, traffic managers, and other Public Works personnel and can provide seven days worth of generated power, water and sewer capacity for those inside. There will be a second, smaller building to house vehicles.
 
The structures will be built from steel and reinforced concrete, with a Derbi-Brite roofing system, directly adhered to a concrete roof deck. The buildings are also scheduled to be LEED certified “Green Buildings.”

Renovation of existing 14-story building; complete with mechanical, electrical and plumbing upgrades, window replacements and new finishes.  This project also include sitework and offsite parking.