Located at the U.S. Naval Academy, this renovation project began in the summer of 2004 with a completion date of July 17, 2005 .

The project required the total demolition of the building interior, including the removal of slabs and other structural components. The installation included a complete electrical distribution system, lighting, extensive telecommunication and data cabling systems, fire alarm and master clock systems.

The project demolition was delayed, which resulted in delaying the pouring of the new slabs and all the new work installation. Compounded by the buildings roof membrane not in place in March, combined with massive amounts of water coming in the building, coordinating the delivery and installation of the distribution equipment and light fixtures became a mighty task. The Deck 0 electrical and telecommunication room slab, was not poured until the 1 st week of June.

With the completion date firmly fixed, the impact to the schedule resulted in necessary “out of sequence” construction activities and doubling the estimated crew size at the peak of the bell curve in order to compensate for lost time. Throughout the project, extensive prefabrication helped aid in the recovery.

Because of the hard work and dedication of the Primo employees, the building is on track to open on time with all systems in place.