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Location New Orleans, USA
Year 2021
Project Area: 79,120 sq ft
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Contractor(S): Regional Mechanical Services, LLC
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Trades Covered: Mechanical & Plumbing
LOD:400
Software: Revit Fabrication 2019
Verticals: Mechanical & Plumbing
The new Criminal Evidence & Processing Complex was planned for 2761 Gravier St. in the Criminal Justice District on Tulane Ave., Broad Street. The five-story building was behind the Criminal District Court and across from the NOPD headquarters. The crime lab was to be built on land used for parking.
Contractor(s): Regional Mechanical Services, LLC
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