Study on the Potential use of Industrialized Building for the Department of the Army. Volume 1: Summary
Abstract
The study had six principal objectives: To provide background information on the history, characteristics and direction of industrialized building; To measure and document the present capabilities of the industrialized building; To identify industrialized building systems suitable for employment in the Army's military construction program; To suggest locations where industrialized building is likely to be most economical; To identify and discuss possible procurement and implementation procedures; and To provide comparisons between conventional and industrialized construction costs and construction durations. The number was ascertained of the firms within the continental United States which evidenced the requisite design, procurement policies, and production capabilities to meet immediate military construction needs. Additional firm products were tabulated that were suitable for use in selected building types in particular geographical regions. Joint purchasing consortiums with some civilian agencies proximate to military installations are noted as possible during the intermediate range MCA Program. Cost comparisons are made.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Aug 01, 1971
- Accession Number
- AD0732853
Entities
People
- Christopher A. Moyer
- D. G. Bagby
- Robert M. Dinnat
Organizations
- Construction Engineering Research Laboratory