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Prisons and Justice Facilities

 

   Precast concrete is an excellent choice for Prison and Justice facilities. Eagle Precast has supplied precast product for facilities in California, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Utah and Wyoming. Some of the facilities include:

  • Santa Clara Hall of Justice
  • Sacramento County Jail
  • Phase 1 & 2 Oregon State Prison
  • Utah State Prison
  • Northern Nevada Correction Center
  • Boise Private Prison
  • Idaho Prison
  • Gunnison Prison

When it comes to justice facilities, choose a design / build team member who is up to the challenge - Eagle Precast. Our experience will be your greatest asset.


Individual Piece Construction
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Modular Cell Construction


Individual Piece Construction


Durable & Engineered to Last

On October 17, 1989, the just completed Santa Clara County Hall of Justice, only 20 miles from the epicenter of the Loma Pretia Earthquake, withstood this 7.1 earthquake without any damage.

This building contained over 3,000 units of precast / prestressed products. The products included architectural cladding, double tees, columns, beams, precast walls and flat slabs. The reason this building withstood the force is not because of the product, but because of the design.

Contact Eagle Precast for help in designing your earthquake resistant building.


Newspaper Article on Major Project

The Sunday Oregonian
3,000-bed prison goes up near Ontario

By: Richard Cockle
Correspondent, The Oregonian

ONTARIO-Oregon's first 3,000 bed mega-prison is rising slowly on a former bean field above the Snake River near Ontario.

Precast concrete cells are being stacked to form prison cellblocks at the Snake River Correctional Institution.

The Oregon Correctional Department describes it as one of the largest public works projects attempted in Oregon.

"It's like a giant Legos set", prison spokeswomen Gretchen Ludwig said.

Outfitted with bunks, desks and benches, the cells are cast at Eagle Precast in Boise and trucked to the 103-acre prison compound.

 
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