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Owen-Ames-Kimball (O-A-K) has started construction on the new Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) Fort Collins Service Center. This project will bring together regional CPW administration and operations into one integrated campus.

The project includes the construction of 11 buildings totaling approximately 74,500 square feet, along with on-site improvements across roughly 28 acres. The heart of the campus will be a new one-story administration building that will be the primary location for daily coordination and interaction with the public. The administration building will include office space, conference rooms, a multi-function room, breakroom, restrooms, a visitor contact area, and building support spaces.

Additional buildings address CPW’s operational and field needs and will include seven pre-engineered metal buildings, an Aquatic Nuisance Species station and boat decontamination building, a chemical storage building, and a well house. Together, these facilities will provide the space required for equipment, materials, and day-to-day operations associated with CPW’s work throughout the region.

The site is designed to manage access, circulation, and security for the new campus. Site development includes grading, drainage and stormwater detention systems, a septic system, a new waterline, demolition of existing structures, new security fencing, secured entrance gates, and designated parking for visitors, employees, and CPW fleet vehicles.

By bringing these facilities together in one location, the Fort Collins Service Center provides CPW with a functional, organized campus that supports its work across northern Colorado. Through careful coordination and construction, O-A-K is delivering a project that will serve CPW’s needs now and into the future.

The 1,300 sf addition enhances the school’s capacity and creates valuable community spaces. Designed with flexibility in mind, the new areas support collaboration, meetings, and hands-on learning. Inside, the addition includes three offices, a reception area, and a secure vestibule with an advanced access control system for increased safety.

Upgraded HVAC, electrical systems, and modern finishes bring the space up to current standards. What makes this addition unique is its structural independence from the existing building, achieved with custom roof and wall expansion joints that allow for seamless integration. Despite Colorado’s wet spring, the project stayed on track, reflecting our commitment to delivering quality results on time.