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JQ’s multi-disciplinary staff provides broad management and technical expertise to any project. We are dedicated to the process and deliver projects that are feasible, sustainable and economical. Appreciating that field conditions can differ and system requirements and client criteria often evolve, our objective is always to greet project development challenges head on. The JQ team is committed to full participation, from conception and design through construction and facility start-up.
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JQ is a team of professionals providing structural and civil engineering, geospatial and facility performance services within a diverse group of markets. Our team is founded on creative and interpersonal ideals, embracing a level-headed, can-do mode of operating to bring the client’s vision to life. Our approach is a convergence of best-in-class technology and respectful communication that puts clients at ease - a unique approach for the industry that brings many clients to collaborate for the long haul. Since 1984, clients have sought JQ’s innovation in design and project delivery as much as our leadership. Handling the complexities of project management from multiple offices across Texas, JQ serves clients throughout the United States. As a group of creative, engaged and people-focused professionals, JQ offers more than access to forward-thinking design and the latest technologywe’re a nimble, resourceful firm renowned for exceeding expectations.
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Fire Station No. 1 and Administration Building, City of Richardson New Construction Fire Station No. 1 and Fire Administration Facility, of Prosper Construction and Fire Administration, Town of Construction and EMS Stations (Stations 1, 3 and 22), City of Austin and Rebuilds Station No. 1, City of Arlington Construction Fire Station No. 11, City of McKinney Construction Fire Station, City of Watauga and Renovation
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www.jqeng.com Fire Station No. 2 Replacement, City of Farmers Branch New Construction Structural Fire Station No. 19, City of Dallas New Construction Structural, Civil, Surveying Fire Station No. 6, City of San Marcos New Construction Structural Fire Station No. 5, City of Longview Addition Structural Fire Station No. 3, Town of Little Elm New Construction Structural Fire Station, Emergency Service District No. 1, Bastrop County New Construction Structural Fire Station No. 1, City of Arlington New Construction Structural, Civil, Surveying Fire Station No. 2, City of Frisco Renovation Structural
Fire Stations FIRE STATION NO. 1 AND ADMINISTRATION BUILDING City of Richardson | Richardson, Texas Included in the ten-acre Public Safety Complex, Fire Station No. 1 includes six apparatus bays and a second floor dedicated to administration. The 28,100 SF fire station is located on the north end of the property, while a 77,000 SF police headquarters building and a 911/dispatch center is centrally located with a skybridge connecting it to the existing detention center. The new facilities provide additional space for existing and future staff, as well as numerous security and operational enhancements. Both the fire station and police headquarters are designed to have ICC 500 code-compliant storm shelters. New Services:ConstructionStructural Engineering, Civil Engineering Size: 28,100 SF Cost: $9.1M (Fire Station); $61.5M (Entire Complex)
www.jqeng.com FIRE STATION AND ADMINISTRATION BUILDING Town of Westlake | Westlake, Texas The project includes a new 17,834 SF fire station with a fire administration building connected by a covered patio. In addition to the four-bay station, training and bunk rooms, the facility also includes an emergency operations center and community event space. The project received the 2019 Firehouse Magazine Station Design Career 1 Bronze Award and the 2019 F.I.E.R.O. Fires Station Design Recognition Award. New Services:ConstructionStructural Engineering Size: 17,834 SF Cost: $9.6M
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Town of Little Elm | Little Elm, Texas
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Designed to blend with the neighborhood style yet stand out from the residential development surrounding it, the design of Little Elm Fire Station No. 3 checks both boxes. The three drive-through apparatus bays include glazed four-fold doors flanked by steel columns that support a canopy system that continues across the entire building. The interior is an open concept kitchen and dayroom area for firefighters to gather.
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www.jqeng.com FIRE STATION NO. 27 City of Dallas | Dallas, Texas The 23,000 SF fire station replaced an older facility and consists of two floors built above underground parking to accommodate site limitations. Construction included cast-in-place concrete load-bearing walls with wide pan joist floors at the elevated floors. The roof system is exposed steel framing with a steel deck, and several planter walls and landscaping features are incorporated into the site. New Services:ConstructionStructural Engineering Size: 23,000 SF Cost: $8.1M
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New Services:ConstructionStructural Engineering Size: 18,000 SF Cost: $3.5M
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City of Frisco | Frisco, Texas on saving time in emergencies, Fire Station No. 8 provides a new concept for the City of Frisco utilizing folding doors on their four vehicle bays, rather than the overhead garage-type doors as seen in past stations. In addition to the typical living quarters for firefighters, the station also includes a multi-purpose room that can be used by the community for voting during elections.
www.jqeng.com FIRE STATION NO. 50 City of Dallas | Dallas, Texas This 12,000 SF, one-story facility has two full bays, and two half bays. It is a multiple company station designed for fifteen firefighters per shift. The station also includes: apparatus bays, watch desk area, dining area and kitchen, living room sleeping areas restrooms and showers, and a physical training room. Station No. 50 achieved LEED Gold Status as part of the City of Dallas initiative 2030 plan for Carbon Neutrality. New Services:ConstructionStructural Engineering Size: 12,000 SF Cost: $6.7M
Fire Stations FIRE STATION RENOVATION AND ADDITION City of Benbrook | Benbrook, Texas The renovation and expansion of the Benbrook (Texas) Fire Station added several sleeping-quarters rooms, administrative offices, a kitchen and dining area, an outside grill area, a fitness room and a secured emergency operations center. Renovation, Addition Services: Structural Engineering, Civil Engineering, Surveying Size: 5,000 SF Cost: $1.9M
www.jqeng.com FIRE STATION NO. 2 City of San Marcos| San Marcos, Texas The 14,000 two-story facility features a three-vehicle apparatus bay, an emergency services dispatch area, training space and dormitories. Structural systems include drilled pier or shallow footing foundations, concrete slab-on-grade ground floor and a mix of structural steel framing and load bearing CMU walls for the superstructure. New Services:ConstructionStructural Engineering Size: 14,000 SF Cost: $5.2M
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