The Food Service Cafeteria for the Federal Bureau of Prisons project in Grand Prairie, Texas involved both new construction and reconfiguration of existing elements. To begin with, this comprehensive project included updates to mechanical, plumbing, lighting, and electrical systems to ensure the facility meets modern standards. New interior finishes were applied to ceilings, walls, and flooring, enhancing the overall aesthetic and functionality of the space. Additionally, contractors installed new casework and integrated government-furnished equipment into the design.

Our team undertook an extensive scope of work, encompassing the construction of a new Food Service Facility. Specifically, it encompassed the construction of a new Food Service Facility. This new facility required a dedicated heating and cooling system, connection to an existing backup power source, and the demolition of the current facility once the new one became operational. Located in Grand Prairie, Texas, Prime Architects managed the project and provided architecture and planning services.

Prime Architects conducted thorough site visits, field investigations, and user interviews to ensure a deep understanding of the site’s needs and the client’s requirements. Furthermore, Prime Architects phased the construction process carefully to minimize disruption within the active correctional institution. This approach allowed for the seamless transition from the old facility to the new one, ensuring continuous food service operations.

The Prime Architects team are experts in managing complex architectural and engineering systems, as seen by the successful completion of this government construction project. Their commitment to delivering high-quality solutions on time and within budget is evident in the final outcome. The new Food Service Cafeteria not only meets the functional needs of the Federal Bureau of Prisons but also adheres to the stringent standards required for federal projects.

Prime Architects’ ability to handle large-scale government projects with precision and efficiency is demonstrated through this project. We focused on understanding and meeting the client’s goals and objectives, resulting in a facility that adds significant value to the Federal Bureau of Prisons.