Hope Tower is a new state-of-the-art inpatient tower capable to treat complex orthopedic trauma, spine, and cranial neurosurgery patients. The six-story structure will be approximately 200,000 square feet and cost about $140 million to complete. It will provide an additional 150 beds for Covenant Medical Center, as well as a new front entrance and chapel, and surface parking. V-tech is providing the sediment and erosion controls for this project.
V-tech is proud to be a subcontractor for sediment and erosion controls for The Carlton House. The Carlton House is a luxury 446-bed student housing development located near the Texas Tech University campus in Lubbock. The community is scheduled for completion in August 2022 and will offer a mix of studio, one-, two-, three- and four-bedroom units with bed-to-bath parity. Shared amenities will include a two-story fitness center, swimming pool, cabanas, a business center, private study rooms and a courtyard with a live music stage and bar/lounge.
The south end zone of Jones AT&T Stadium is getting an upgrade thanks to Cody Campbell, a former Texas Tech football player and now a member of the university’s board of regents, who has made a $25 million lead gift toward the project. In appreciation for the donation, the Red Raiders’ home now will be called Jones AT&T Stadium and Cody Campbell Field. Prior to the demolition of the south end athletic offices, V-tech conducted the asbestos survey of the building and the Phase I Environmental Site Assessment for the newly formed Red Raider Facilities Foundation.
New Era Partners has begun construction on a 32-bed, 25,878 square feet behavioral hospital in Lubbock. This is one of V-tech’s latest sediment and erosion control projects. The hospital will be operated by Oceans Healthcare, a nationally recognized provider of behavioral health services to adults and seniors. The behavioral hospital will provide quality outpatient and inpatient services that are primarily focused on adult and geriatric patients.
V-tech designed the storm water pollution prevent plan and now is providing the sediment and erosion controls for the Cannon Air Force Base reconstruction of Taxiway Mike and Delta. The reconstruction of Taxiway Mike includes the removal of 102,000 square feet of 3″ Asphalt Cement (AC), to replace with 102,000 square feet of new Portland Cement Concrete (PCC). This will also include slab replacement of adjoining hot brake pad and joint seal repair. The reconstruction of Taxiway Delta includes the reconstruction of 25,000 square feet of PCC in section T13A1, slab replacement, and joint seal repair. Additionally, 75,000 square feet of 4″ AC shall be removed and replaced with PCC in section T12A.
Lubbock Preston Smith International Airport is getting a significant makeover. Hensel Phelps Construction Company has already started construction on the $42 million upgrade. Construction is expected to take 19 months for completion. This is the first comprehensive renovation of the terminal building since it was constructed. When construction is complete, all departing passengers will enter on the east and all departing passengers will arrive on the west.
AutoZone is taking over the former Stein Mart building located in the Lubbock Parkade shopping center next door to Mardel. It will be the biggest AutoZone in Texas – an AutoZone Mega Hub. The store will carry up to 111,000 SKUs and will help fulfill orders for neighboring stores within 24 hours. V-tech represented the current owner in an asbestos survey for tenant build-out. The new store is slated to open in August 2022. (photo credit: Rob Breaux)
SIMFLO is building a new testing and distribution facility in Lubbock, which will include one of the largest vertical turbine testing facilities in North America. V-tech is providing the storm water pollution prevention plan and the sediment and erosion controls for this project.
V-tech Environmental Services conducted a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) All-Appropriate Inquiry for Leprino Foods new facility in Lubbock. Leprino Foods is a global leader in mozzarella cheese, whey protein as well as other daily ingredients. It will invest $870 million to build a state-of-the-art manufacturing plant located in East Lubbock on 258 acres. The company will break ground on the 850,000 square foot manufacturing facility in the summer of 2022. The facility anticipates to become fully operations in the spring of 2025. The facility will bring 600 new full-time jobs to Lubbock.
Are you needing a rock crushing & screening air permit? Look no further, V-tech can make that happen! V-tech has been handling several air permits for JAM Materials, LLC to keep them in compliance. Call us for your next rock crushing & screening air permit. Watch Video
V-tech is proud to sponsor Texas South Plains Honor Flight. The Texas South Plains Honor Flight is a chapter of the Honor Flight Network with 131 hubs in 41 states. Its goal is to send as many veterans to Washington D.C. to pay homage to their fellow brothers and sister in arms by visiting the War and Service Memorials built in their honor.
Hope Tower is a new state-of-the-art inpatient tower capable to treat complex orthopedic trauma, spine, and cranial neurosurgery patients. The six-story structure will be approximately 200,000 square feet and cost about $140 million to complete. It will provide an additional 150 beds for Covenant Medical Center, as well as a new front entrance and chapel, and surface parking. V-tech is providing the sediment and erosion controls for this project.
V-tech is proud to be a subcontractor for sediment and erosion controls for The Carlton House. The Carlton House is a luxury 446-bed student housing development located near the Texas Tech University campus in Lubbock. The community is scheduled for completion in August 2022 and will offer a mix of studio, one-, two-, three- and four-bedroom units with bed-to-bath parity. Shared amenities will include a two-story fitness center, swimming pool, cabanas, a business center, private study rooms and a courtyard with a live music stage and bar/lounge.
The south end zone of Jones AT&T Stadium is getting an upgrade thanks to Cody Campbell, a former Texas Tech football player and now a member of the university’s board of regents, who has made a $25 million lead gift toward the project. In appreciation for the donation, the Red Raiders’ home now will be called Jones AT&T Stadium and Cody Campbell Field. Prior to the demolition of the south end athletic offices, V-tech conducted the asbestos survey of the building and the Phase I Environmental Site Assessment for the newly formed Red Raider Facilities Foundation.
New Era Partners has begun construction on a 32-bed, 25,878 square feet behavioral hospital in Lubbock. This is one of V-tech’s latest sediment and erosion control projects. The hospital will be operated by Oceans Healthcare, a nationally recognized provider of behavioral health services to adults and seniors. The behavioral hospital will provide quality outpatient and inpatient services that are primarily focused on adult and geriatric patients.
V-tech designed the storm water pollution prevent plan and now is providing the sediment and erosion controls for the Cannon Air Force Base reconstruction of Taxiway Mike and Delta. The reconstruction of Taxiway Mike includes the removal of 102,000 square feet of 3″ Asphalt Cement (AC), to replace with 102,000 square feet of new Portland Cement Concrete (PCC). This will also include slab replacement of adjoining hot brake pad and joint seal repair. The reconstruction of Taxiway Delta includes the reconstruction of 25,000 square feet of PCC in section T13A1, slab replacement, and joint seal repair. Additionally, 75,000 square feet of 4″ AC shall be removed and replaced with PCC in section T12A.
Lubbock Preston Smith International Airport is getting a significant makeover. Hensel Phelps Construction Company has already started construction on the $42 million upgrade. Construction is expected to take 19 months for completion. This is the first comprehensive renovation of the terminal building since it was constructed. When construction is complete, all departing passengers will enter on the east and all departing passengers will arrive on the west.
AutoZone is taking over the former Stein Mart building located in the Lubbock Parkade shopping center next door to Mardel. V-tech represented the current owner in an Asbestos Survey for Tenant Build Out. The new store is slated to open in August 2022. (photo credit: Rob Breaux)
SIMFLO is building a new testing and distribution facility in Lubbock, which will include one of the largest vertical turbine testing facilities in North America. V-tech is providing the storm water pollution prevention plan and the sediment and erosion controls for this project.
V-tech Environmental Services conducted a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) All-Appropriate Inquiry for Leprino Foods new facility in Lubbock. Leprino Foods is a global leader in mozzarella cheese, whey protein as well as other daily ingredients. It will invest $870 million to build a state-of-the-art manufacturing plant located in East Lubbock on 258 acres. The company will break ground on the 850,000 square foot manufacturing facility in the summer of 2022. The facility anticipates to become fully operations in the spring of 2025. The facility will bring 600 new full-time jobs to Lubbock.
Are you needing a rock crushing & screening air permit? Look no further, V-tech can make that happen! V-tech has been handling several air permits for JAM Materials, LLC to keep them in compliance. Call us for your next rock crushing & screening air permit. Watch Video
V-tech is proud to sponsor Texas South Plains Honor Flight. The Texas South Plains Honor Flight is a chapter of the Honor Flight Network with 131 hubs in 41 states. Its goal is to send as many veterans to Washington D.C. to pay homage to their fellow brothers and sister in arms by visiting the War and Service Memorials built in their honor.
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