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Kadena Airbase Bazeley Towers
Nomescorp began mobilization on our next towerProject on Kadena Air Base Okinawa , this will be our second Tower project slated for completion in mid 2022
Kadena Bazley Tower Project
As we approach the final phase in the construction of our first tower in our multi-tower project on Kadena, our crews are finishing off the road restoration after installing the electrical lines for new equipment ( transformers and other equipment), while at...
MCAS Futenma Fuel Controls Maintenance
Okinawa’s rainy season is a challenge for any type of outside work, but rain or shineNomescorp personnel make the mission happen, keeping critical fuel facilities operational and ready to support the missions of ourWarfighters.Here our Recurring Maintenance teams...
NOMESCORP was awarded a project for HVAC and Architectural upgrades to the Misawa Air Base Pass and ID office and Main gate Guard Bldgs.
Currently personnel in these facilities do not have heating and Air conditioning and facilities windows and doors as well as air handling units are antiquated. NOMESCORP will do a major upgrade of the HVAC systems And weatherize bldg , this project will...
NOMESCORP was awarded a contract to coordinate and dispose of over 350,000 gallons of PFOS Contaminated water
At the crash fire rescue training area in Misawa Airbase Japan. All water was collected without incident and disposed IAW Japanese environmental guidelines at local incineration Facility.
Nomescorp recently completed an LED lighting Project on Misawa Airbase.
When the Base commander saw that their sports field used by many Misawa residents for running and soccer was not able to be used in the evening hours a call went out to resolve the issue, Nomescorp Mobilized our lighting engineers and technicians using assets from as...
REPLACEMENT OF PRESSURE RELIEF LINE AT MCAS FUTENMA TFS.
N.O.M.E.S. rerouted a faulty drain line and converted to stainless steel to allow optimization of fuel system drainage between filter vessels
Invasive Species Control
N.O.M.E.S' licensed hunters and trappers monitored 4,200 kill traps for a period of 30 weeks in the Northern Training Area. Traps were inspected 6 days per week.
Wild Life Survey
N.O.M.E.S' surveyors walked through an area of 152 hectares in the Central Training Area in Okinawa, during a period of six months to map features associated with wild boar activities, such as feeding signs, wallows and tracks using GPS devices, hand-held cameras and...