Porcher House Hangar Doors VAB

Additional Projects

FIND-DMAA Spoil Site

This project is located on NASA property south of the VAB on a 30-acre parcel of land. It is a containment site for the collection of dredge material administered by the Florida Inland Navigation District.

Nearly 500,000 cubic yards of fill was excavated and placed on a berm to contain future material dredge from the Indian River. Inside the berm a series of sock drain and baffles were installed to assist in water percolation through through the dike.

At the end a 200 cubic yard concrete baffle structure was built to control drainage of water back to the Indian River Lagoon. Seeding, sodding, dewatering, environmental controls were all integral parts of this project.

Hangar F Door

Located at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Hangar F has been an integral part of the space industry pre dating the Apollo era. The contract was issued by the Air Force to refurbish the aging hangar doors.

The existing doors were stripped of their corroded sheet metal and substructure, then reconstructed with new components to increase strength for hurricane resistance.

The existing windows were removed and replaced with an insulated state of the art fiberglass window system.

New rollers, weather stripping, locks and breaks were installed to allow the system to have a lifespan of an additional 50 years.

Porcher House

The Porcher House is a historic landmark in Cocoa, Florida. Constructed in 1916, the home exemplifies 20th century classical revival architecture primarily using coquina rock, excavated from a local source. The house also includes teak, oak, and cedar wood.

Throughout the years C & D has completed various restoration projects to help preserve this landmark.

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The Florida Coast To Coast Trailhead at Parrish Park

The Florida Coast To Coast Trailhead at Parrish Park is the East Coast gate way for traversing the state of Florida via non motorized vehicles on the Rail to Trail system. Starting just East of Titusville on the Max Brewer Causeway, this project will pour over 1000 cy of concrete and utilize a water storage system under the roadway. Improvements such a landscaping, decorative bollards and new electrical with site lighting will be installed.