Cain Contracting provided on-going mechanical and electrical building infrastructure maintenance and other repairs under a firm-fixed, time and materials contract at Building 10, the Main Hospital at the National Institutes of Health Bethesda, MD campus. Cain Contracting provided project management as well as trained, qualified labor specific to each task order along with necessary equipment, parts, and materials. Cain Contracting also conducted inspections, testing, and commissioning services utilizing specialized calibrated instruments to keep building infrastructure systems in good operating condition. Projects included the following:

Asbestos abatement project encompassed removing and disposing of asbestos-containing materials such as floor tiles and pipe insulation, fittings, and elbows in various restrooms and offices in the main hospital building.

Preparing and painting the north corridor (first floor) as well as restrooms in accordance with NIH specifications.

Cooling coil replacement encompassed reworking the existing single cooling coil with an integral drain pan configuration to accommodate a new dual coil cooling coil system with stainless steel drain pans and accessories. The new coil was re-piped, the housing unit was patched, piping was re-insulated, and the old coil was disposed of in an environmentally conscience manner. Upon installation, Cain Contracting performed hydrostatic pressure testing of the new coil to validate the installation.

Cain Contracting also upgraded the elevator machine room fire alarm and sprinkler system, and worked closely with the fire department to test and validate the new system.