The Fuel Cell Maintenance Hangar provides a 27,700 SF facility for the 403rd Maintenance Squadron (403 MXS). The facility accommodates the new extended C-130-J-30 airframe and provides a fully enclosed heated and ventilated space for fuel cell maintenance and phased maintenance operations, as well as support spaces for administrative and training functions. The architectural design of this facility followed a vocabulary and style previously established in the design of the C-130J-30 Two-Bay Maintenance Hangar at Keesler AFB, also designed by Bullock Tice Associates.
Testimonials
“I would like to extend my personal thanks to your company (BTA) for the time and energy spent providing us the information and guidance necessary to greatly enhance our aircraft maintenance functions and facilities.”
-- LtCol Kelvin D. McElroy, USAFR, 403rd MXS/CC, Keesler AFB, MS (Retired)
“Bullock Tice provided an excellent design for the Fuel Cell Maintenance Hangar as Designer of Record for Whitesell Green/W.G. Yates Joint Venture. BTA has been outstanding to work with and produced an excellent work product. They worked and partnered outstandingly with the customer, the contractor and NAVFAC SE ROICC Office.”
-- Jerry A. Wages, Construction Manager ROICC Keesler (Retired)
