Frederick Construction worked closely with the owner, architect and consultants to take this vision for Custom Metal Fabrication Division of R.W. LaPine, Inc. from concept to completion. The new, 26,230-square-foot pre-engineered building is designed with 8″ concrete floors to support the industrial fabrication of metals. Insulation with a simple saver facing the roof and wall provides enhanced energy efficiency and a clean overall appearance. It has a masonry wainscot on the exterior and 3,600 square feet of well-appointed office space. The project also involved the installation of three 30′ span X 185′ runway cranes. The building has a large electrical service due to the amount of fabrication equipment that will be moved upon completion. Between Frederick Construction, the owner and the electrical contractor, the underground coordination was extensive to ensure service locations were precise to avoid tripping hazards once production was up and running. This project’s start was impacted by the COVID-19 shutdowns in March but was completed on time for the Owner to be fabricating in December as planned. The LaPine project was constructed in 6 months, a remarkable feat given the challenges COVID-19 brought to the world in the spring of 2020.