Project Profile
Last Supper Museum Douglas
Last Supper Museum Douglas project proof for Viking Specialty Contracting, including ADEQ Brownfields asbestos and lead abatement, roof abatement, basement containment, and regulated building material cleanup in Douglas, Arizona.
Project Overview
Controlled environmental work planned around a museum and improved property.
Last Supper Museum Douglas project proof for Viking Specialty Contracting, including ADEQ Brownfields asbestos and lead abatement, roof abatement, basement containment, and regulated building material cleanup in Douglas, Arizona.
- Location
- Douglas, Cochise County
- Facility
- Museum and improved property
- Scope
- Asbestos abatement; lead abatement; roof asbestos removal; temporary shoring; negative pressure enclosure; HVAC and ductwork removal; lead paint stabilization and encapsulation; basement cleaning and encapsulation; roofing coordination
Project Gallery
Field conditions, protection measures, and project controls.
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Services Documented
- Asbestos abatement
- lead abatement
- roof asbestos removal
- temporary shoring
- negative pressure enclosure
- HVAC and ductwork removal
- lead paint stabilization and encapsulation
- basement cleaning and encapsulation
- roofing coordination
Materials / Conditions
- Asbestos-containing roofing materials
- ductwork and HVAC system materials
- lead-based paint
- deteriorated plaster
- basement surfaces
- regulated building materials
Project Semiconductorligence
Project details corporate clients need to evaluate the work.
- Project ID
- V22-328/ADEQ25-CTR067100-11
- Client/Public Name
- ADEQ / Last Supper Museum
- City
- Douglas
- County
- Cochise
- Industry
- Government & Municipal; Cultural & Museum; Brownfields; Historic Buildings
- Building Type
- Museum and improved property
- Schedule
- 2024-09-30 - 2025-01-31
- Public Use
- Use with permission / public ADEQ Brownfields project
Project Challenge
Protect the facility while the work moved through regulated conditions.
The work required coordination, containment, safety planning, and documentation appropriate for a museum and improved property environment.
Viking Response
Contain the work. Protect the facility. Support the next phase.
Viking's work centered on regulated building-material cleanup at a Douglas museum property, combining roof abatement planning, temporary shoring, basement negative pressure containment, abandoned HVAC and ductwork removal, lead stabilization/encapsulation, and coordination with ADEQ Brownfields project requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions
What was included in the Last Supper Museum abatement scope?
The documented scope included asbestos and lead abatement, roof material removal, temporary shoring, basement containment, HVAC and ductwork removal, lead stabilization, cleaning, and encapsulation.
How are asbestos-containing roof materials managed?
Roof abatement requires controlled access, protection of adjacent areas, regulated removal and disposal, coordination with the replacement roof work, and project-specific safety controls.
How was the basement work area controlled?
The documented approach included a negative-pressure enclosure, removal of abandoned ductwork and HVAC materials, cleaning, treatment, and encapsulation of affected basement surfaces.
What makes this project relevant to public and Brownfields work?
The project demonstrates coordination with ADEQ Brownfields requirements, regulated building-material cleanup, temporary shoring, lead stabilization, and closeout documentation at a historic property.