This was Amazon's first warehouse in the State of Montana. The project comprised complete site development and right-of-way subdivision improvements for a 72,000 sf concrete pre-cast distribution warehouse building. The building comprised a precise interior dimension of 32’ above the finished floor. The roof structure was conventional steel column and girder construction with open-web steel joists and metal decking, with an insulated TPO membrane roof assembly on top of the steel decking. Most of the building was warehouse space, with a few ancillary rooms separating the warehouse for the fire riser/fire pump room, demarc, and electrical rooms.
Separate from the warehouse space, there was a 7,000 sf office block area comprised of common area restrooms, ablution, quiet rooms, mothers’ room, locker area, break room, training, and entry vestibule. Outside was a complete site development for truck loading docks, associate parking lot, van staging parking lot, van queuing, and van loading/dispatch canopy, landscape, signage, and striping of the parking lot/site. There was also a complete water main extension from the main water tank for the public water supply for the subdivision, as well as right-of-way improvements for the adjacent county road that services the main entrance parking lots.

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