This is McCarthy’s first design-build project with the University of Arizona. 

McCarthy self-performed the concrete and mechanical scope, utilizing floors 7 and 8 to construct the deck panels and Cunningham beam system.

The Orange County Water District Ground Water Replenishment System treats up to 100-million gallons of wastewater per day.

Through engineering and redesign, the team was able to reduce the plant’s estimated construction cost by about 30 percent compared to the original estimate.

UP05B is an expansion of a wastewater treatment facility with critical connections at its influent and effluent points to the existing 91st Avenue Wastewater Treatment Plant, which had to remain operable.

The new treatment plant produces a larger amount of high-quality water to the residents of the West Valley. 

McCarthy has worked extensively with Omaha Public Schools to incorporate diversity and economic inclusion in the project in order to maximize the participation of the Omaha subcontractor community.

Arredondo Elementary now has 27 total classrooms, which includes preschool rooms, three music rooms, a project lab, an assessment lab and much more

The 80,000-square-foot facility features a new, team-based approach to healthcare, education and the community in one location to serve the region.