Mule Creek Infill Complex

Detention
HVAC
Sacramento Valley

Project Overview

Design and construction of six Level II dormitory-style housing units (three per facility) to accommodate 264 inmates each, for a combined total of 1,584 inmates. Buildings include a facility support services building consisting of health care services, laundry distribution, and food services satellite (LEED Silver); a complex control services building (LEED Silver); a work change building (LEED Silver); a work zone building consisting of career technical education, work zone food services, and building maintenance satellite (LEED Silver); a program support services building consisting of general visiting, facility administration, hobby/handicraft, religious programs, indoor recreation, and academic instruction (LEED Gold); housing (LEED Silver); a family visiting building; a visitor/staff entrance building; a receive and release building; and guard towers.

Mechanical Highlights

  • Built to last using quality materials
  • Innovative solutions focused on minimizing life cycle costs
  • Reduced maintenance costs
  • Reliable systems
  • Energy efficient system selections
  • Ease of service systems
  • Transitional training to maximize life cycle efficiencies
Owner
California Department of Corrections & Rehabilitation
General Contractor
Hensel Phelps
Architect
HOK
Mechanical Engineer
Frank M. Booth, Inc.
Year Complete
2016
Size
550,000 SF
1,584 Inmates
Contract Type
Design-Build
Certifications
LEED Silver
LEED Gold

At A Glance

This project delivers six Level II dormitory housing units across two facilities, housing 1,584 inmates, plus support, program, visiting, and administrative building. Most LEED Silver buildings, with the program support buildings at LEED Gold. Mechanical systems prioritize durability, energy efficiency, and low maintenance.

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