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ATS-CMTA Joint Venture: Advancing Energy and Infrastructure for Federal Facilities 

A Total Solution (ATS) and CMTA have partnered through the ATS-CMTA Joint Venture, combining their complementary expertise in construction, engineering, and energy to deliver comprehensive modernization solutions for federal facilities nationwide.

Integrated Solutions for Federal Facilities 

Federal facilities demand a delivery approach that prioritizes safety, compliance, and operational continuity. The ATS‑CMTA JV stands apart by solving complex infrastructure and MEP challenges beyond that of a traditional construction contractor. Leveraging an integrated design-build model, the JV aligns planning, engineering, and construction efforts from inception to completion. This coordinated approach streamlines project delivery, enabling agencies to modernize critical infrastructure while significantly improving energy efficiency.

ATS brings extensive federal construction expertise as a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB), while CMTA, a Legence company, contributes nationally recognized expertise in high-performance engineering, MEP systems design, and performance contracting. Together, the team provides a seamless approach to infrastructure upgrades, energy modernization, and facility improvements, helping federal clients simplify project execution and achieve long-term operational goals.

 

Read the ATS-CMTA Joint Venture announcement here.
 
 

Core Capabilities

Federal Facility Modernization

  • Facility renovation and modernization

  • Building system replacement and upgrades

  • Facility expansions and infrastructure improvements

  • Mission-critical facility upgrades

  • Design-build and integrated project delivery

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MEP & Infrastructure Systems

  • Mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) engineering

  • Electrical distribution and emergency power systems

  • HVAC modernization and optimization

  • Building automation and controls integration

  • Utility and campus infrastructure improvements

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Occupied Facility Construction & Mission Continuity

  • Phased construction in active facilities

  • Operational continuity planning

  • Construction sequencing and logistics coordination

  • Facility safety and risk mitigation

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Energy & Facility Performance

  • Energy efficiency and resilience upgrades

  • Building system optimization and commissioning

  • Energy modeling and lifecycle cost analysis

  • Smart building technologies and automation

  • Federal sustainability and energy compliance

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Federal Program Delivery

  • Federal contracting and project execution

  • Design-build and performance contracting

  • Construction management

  • Commissioning and quality assurance

  • Multi-agency project support

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Mission-Critical Infrastructure & Resilience

  • Central utility and energy plant modernization 

  • Emergency power and backup generation 

  • Critical infrastructure resilience 

  • Utility distribution and redundancy 

  • Campus-wide infrastructure planning 

  • Facility commissioning and operational readiness 
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Partner With a Team That Delivers to a Higher Standard

From VA Medical Centers to complex federal healthcare environments, ATS-CMTA bring the credentials, capabilities, and discipline your mission demands.

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VAMC Martinsburg 3A and 3B Unit Renovations

30,840 SF | $13,155,000 Construction Value | Martinsburg, WV

The renovation of the VAMC Martinsburg wings 3A and 3B exemplifies a forward-thinking approach to enhancing patient care through innovative design. The 3A project transformed 12,222 SF into a 25-bed Medical-Surgical Unit, featuring patient-centered enhancements like customizable lighting, temperature controls, and integrated patient lifts—all in full compliance with VA and industry SOPs. The 3B renovation spanned 18,618 SF, delivering a cutting-edge 10-bed ICU and 19-bed Medical-Surgical Unit, guided by Evidence-Based Design principles to foster healing and optimize care delivery. Both projects modernized MEP and fire protection systems, achieved FGI compliance, and prioritized adaptability for future advancements.

 

NASIC District Cooling Plant

19,000 SF | $50M Construction Value | Wright Patterson AFB, Dayton, OH

The District Cooling Plant (DCP) is a critical component of NASIC’s infrastructure modernization at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. Designed by CMTA, the 19,000 SF facility was engineered to improve energy efficiency, achieving operation levels 40% below ASHRAE 90.1 standards. CMTA’s detailed analysis of the existing plant’s cooling load revealed an oversized system, allowing for precise sizing of the new chillers for maximum efficiency and resilience. Featuring four 675-ton Trane centrifugal chillers with N+1 redundancy, the DCP ensures uninterrupted operation for NASIC’s 24/7 mission-critical activities. Additional innovations like dry coolers, above-ground basins, and heat recovery systems minimize energy and water usage while supporting long-term campus expansion seamlessly.

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Madigan Army Medical Center

1.23M SF | $42M Construction Value | Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Tacoma, WA

Madigan Army Medical Center, one of the largest Army hospitals in the world, tasked CMTA with a mission-critical project to replace emergency electrical gear without disrupting operations. Through meticulous planning and creative design, our team delivered a seamless solution. By metering all 32 transfer switches and conducting a comprehensive arc flash study, we ensured enhanced system reliability. To support future expansion, we relocated a 40,000-gallon underground fuel storage tank and designed a new fuel system with 14 days of on-site storage. A carefully sequenced construction plan, including a strategic bump-out addition for new generators, enabled continuous operation, ensuring the facility remained fully functional and supported with emergency power at every step. 

 

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Lexington VA Medical Center Critical Infrastructure & Campus-Wide Lighting Modernization

$2.2M Construction Value | Active Healthcare Environment | Lexington, KY

Our team served as the Prime Contractor for a critical infrastructure and campus-wide lighting modernization project at the Lexington VA Medical Center. Operating within an active healthcare campus, we expertly coordinated with hospital staff to ensure uninterrupted patient care while executing complex upgrades across some of the hospital's most sensitive and high-risk environments, including ICUs, ORs, and ERs. By adhering to stringent ICRA, ILSM, and VA regulations, we delivered high-quality improvements without disrupting clinical operations or patient care, showcasing exceptional expertise in healthcare construction and infrastructure modernization.