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For more than a decade, Caddell has been a partner with government and private industry in building R&D facilities that are changing America’s technological and industrial landscape. From facilities engaged in pure research into particle physics to the development of new ways to deliver cheaper and cleaner electric power—Caddell is building R&D projects that will continue to ensure America’s place as the world leader in technological advancement and scientific exploration.

 


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Target Nov 08 02.JPG (385697 bytes)Target Building / 
Central Laboratory & Office Building / Nano-Phase Material
Sciences Building
 
Spallation Neutron Source Project at Oak Ridge 
National Laboratory 
Oak Ridge, Tennessee

Caddell, in joint venture with Blaine Construction of Knoxville, Tennessee, has completed three cutting-edge facilities for the Oak Ridge National Laboratory --­ this agency’s largest contract award since the World War II-era Manhattan Project.

The Target Building has been awarded major national construction excellence awards including the ABC 2005 Excellence in Construction Eagle Award, and the
AGC Build America Award.

The neutron-scattering research conducted at the SNS facility will have applications to telecommunications, manufacturing, transportation, information technology, biotechnology, and pharmaceuticals, and will be
available to users worldwide.

 

 

Power Systems Testing & 
Development Facility 
Wilsonville, Alabama

Caddell has provided a wide range of 
equipment erection services for a unique
cutting-edge power systems development 
and testing facility developed through a 
partnership between the U.S. Department 
of Energy, the Southern Company, and 
various power industry equipment vendors. 
The sophisticated R&D complex is 
exploring new coal gasification 
technologies designed to increase 
the efficiency, cleanliness, and economic 
viability of coal-based power.

Caddell has logged well over 1,000,000 MHs at
the Wilsonville facility with ZERO lost-time
accidents.

 

 

Continuous Electron Beam 
Accelerator Facility (CEBAF) 
Project 
Newport News, Virginia

This complex project involved 
construction of an underground 
closed loop tunnel with ancillary 
buildings for the CEBAF linear 
accelerator. The scope of work encompassed excavation of an 
open trench to construct approximately 
4,600 LF of 10 ft. x 13.5 ft. rectangular concrete tunnel. Caddell also
completed construction of 16 steel-framed single-story structures ranging
in size from 210 SF to 13,000 SF.

 

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