Camp Lejeune - Consolidated Academic Instruction Facility

Heery-Raleigh provided design services as part of a design build team for a two-story addition to the Consolidated Academic Instruction Facility for the Marine Corps Combat Service Schools (MCCSS) at Camp Johnson, Marine Corps Base, Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. The project is the second in a two-phase project designed to consolidate six separate schools and related functions into a single facility. The phase two development added approximately 72,000 SF to the phase one work. The training mission of the MCCSS is to instruct formal training officers and enlisted personnel and includes the occupational fields of logistics, motor transport, personnel administration, supply, fiscal accounting and disbursing, as well as to conduct instruction management and Combat Water Survival Swim Training. MCCSS serves as the primary Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) training site for those Marines who have been designated in the above mentioned fields. This phase houses the Logistics Operations School, Financial Management School, Combat Water Survival School and the Instructor Management School.