EAGLE
Modular Buildings
Now offering Extreme Climate Resilient package
Detention Facilities
Quarantine Facility
Communication
Extreme Weather Housing
EAGLE
Modular Buildings
A "New Model" that meets your Net Zero Energy,
Reduced Embodied Carbon Lifestyle
Detention Facilities Extreme Weather Housing Quarantine Shelters Communication
The Eagle Companies, "Steel Rivet" affordable multi-family housing package incorporates the very best of our 32-year history of development into heavy-duty modular applications. The Eagle structural platform has been field tested in over 30 nations around the globe.
Our climate resilience covers ambient temperatures ranges from -40 to 125 degrees with tropical windload capacity that exceeds 151 mph. Our structural capacity will support Seismic level D with roof live load that exceed over 100 lbs. per sq. ft. of snow load. This is tough stuff!
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Operational Carbon emissions is eliminated by the 100% fossil-fuel-free design. Each building component has been certified to meet current protocols for the full spectrum of Embodied Carbon in manufacturing, transportation, assembly, and end-of-life phases. Net Zero Energy starts with our thermal insulated R-Values that exceed DOE Com-Check by 15%. All appliances are certified energy star.
Heating and cooling is provided by heat pumps Having full control of our humidity is paramount in energy efficiency. Steel Rivet will be one of the first housing project in the nation to incorporate Sunamp high performance phase change batteries for domestic hot water. This patented compact heat battery delivers both room heat and hot water instantly at a fraction of the cost. Our solar packages are sized to meet the unit’s entire energy needs.
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Natural counter tops
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Energy smart appliances
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Thermal exchange batteries water heater
Ceramic coated ceiling
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Manometer measures positive pressurization
The "Steel Rivet" is a state-of-the-art building process that uses current carbon neutral steel technology. This assembled process reduces embodied carbon along with deforestation. Our modular designs are built to be energy-efficient and with chemical free material that are designed to last for generations.
Eagle Modular is revolutionizing the modular housing industry with their innovative projects. We are committed to
creating Net Zero Energy, Low Embodied Carbon, Extreme Weather Housing, and Climate Resilient housing applications
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60 bed facility has been relocated to the Island of St. Croix
Detention
Located: Greensburg, Indiana
Size: 48-60 Bed Meduim Security
Gender: M/F
"I'm super happy with how everything turned out"
Tony Blodgett, Jail Superintendent Decatur County, Indiana
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From:
Decatur County, Indiana
To:
Island of St. Croix
The structural capacity of the Eagle EDS Detention System is proven by the 5 years of usage by the Decatur County, Indiana. This facility decommissioned and moved to the Island of St. Croix where was reinstalled in just a a few months.
Eagle went beyond the call of duty in helping Carter County. Particularly like the respect they showed us. I would highly recommend Eagle Companies to any County looking for additional detention bed space.
Very pleased, the building exceeded our expectations. Great value for the money. Would recommend Eagle Companies without hesitation. John Henson, Sheriff Carter County
Located: Carter County, Tennessee
Size: 96 Bed
Gender: M/F
Centralized staff observation allows full direct visual capacity to all corners of the entire secured space.
Dormitory environment allows for maximum inmate capacity per ACA and all International Standards.
Financing available with lease/purchase options
“We think that our model can eventually be used to not only relieve overcrowding in jails, but also in the future on the federal level for the detention of undocumented aliens who are set to be returned to their home country. We first brought the idea for using the custom detention facility model to the city, as a way to raise revenues.”
Nealie McCormick, Chief of Police
Located: Pelham, Georgia
Size: 92-Bed Meduim Security
Gender: Male
"Affordable
solution
to your
overcrowding
needs"
International
Located: Milner Ridge, Manitoba, Ca.
Size: 64 Bed, Meduim Security Prison
Gender: Male
The modular units are performing better than most people expected. The one really outstanding part that exceeded our Operations Department’s initial opinion is the overall construction of the units. They are significantly more durable and better sealed than our people thought. I believe that the heating systems were not needed until sometime in late January; and if you know our weather up here we were likely well into the minus 20 range by then. They’re so well sealed, that it actually caused us some issue with excess humidity.
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Custom configurations
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Located: Georgetown Caymans Is.
Size: 24 Bed Custody Suite
Gender: M/F
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Human rights prompt new police jail cells
New prefabricated buildings to replace the George Town and West Bay police jails are set to be operational in November, government officials said Thursday during a groundbreaking ceremony near Fairbanks women’s prison.
The penal-grade modular buildings will be used as short-term holding facilities for prisoners in police custody, who under the Cayman Islands Bill of Rights “have the right to be treated with humanity and with respect for the inherent dignity of the human person.”
As evidenced by a United Kingdom prison inspectors’ report released in February, the jails in the George Town and West Bay police stations fall far below the constitutional standard. Police and civil servants have long lobbied for improved short-term holding facilities.
“What we have right now are not cells. They’re cages,” Police Commissioner David Baines said.
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* Bag-in Bag-out hepa filter rack
* Permanent or Temporary foundation
* Exterior rear entry maintenance access
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Quarantine
The mechanical designed elements of the Eagle Aii standalone facility meet all local requirements, as well as OSHA, requirements, CDC recommendations AIA and FGI guidelines, and ANSI/ASHRAE Standards.
To validate continous negative pressure throughout the facility, Eagle provides for each patient room manometers that monitor the rooms continual negative pressurization. This protects staff from entering an area that is not in negative pressure. Audible and camera observation is also applied for patient communication. All surfaces and equipment is vetted to meet bio resistant capacity for proper cleaning.
Operational design and capacity is based on the National Institutes of Health for airborne infection isolation suites. Eagle has applied this design as a guide to to provide the the best particle control possible in our packaged unit structure.
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The Eagle SSIU Short Stay Isolation Units are manufactured under Department of Energy Comcheck Energy Code that apply nationwide.
Whenever an isolation facility is used, written policies and procedures should be developed and implemented to address the administrative aspects of the Aii facilty.
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Rinse Pads are custom manufactured
to meet your course and equipment size
Chemical Storage
Press Release-Eagle Companies Pledges Support For Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary System.
Quote: “Eagle Companies acknowledging the necessity of both sensitive humane resource management and environmental stewardship is pleased to pledge our active and ongoing support of the very important work that Audubon International with their AUDUBON COOPERATIVE SANCTUARY SYSTEM provides for us all”
Many business leaders already participate in Audubon's Cooperative Sanctuary Program for Corporate and Business Properties. This program provides information and support to help business manage their sites with a high degree of environmental quality. Their collective participation in the Supporting Membership Program further strengthens their commitment to good environmental stewardship..
“Taking care of the environment means getting actively involved in conservation projects where we live, work, and recreate said Mangum. “Eagle Container is doing just that, and its efforts will benefit people, wildlife, and the environment for years to come.”
Lee Mangum, Audubon International 07-1997
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Executive Suites
Each Executive Suite consist of two eight by forty foot units. Seating for up to thirty eight. These facilities are self contained to meet the comforts required
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Enjoy complete protection from the weather. The Eagle Executive Suite package can be designed to be both temporary or permanent construction.
Disaster Housing
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The Eagle Disaster Housing design can be massed produced under extreme demands when needed. Each custom-built 40’ long facility can be stocked with up to 48,000 lbs. of supplies.
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Specialty Applications
Manufactured in the
United States of America
1989
Established
29
Countries with Product
2
Patents
375
Proprietary
Designs
Contact information
Office/Manufacturing Facility
Eagle Companies, Inc.
4214 E. Rome Road
Chillicothe, Il. 61523 USA
Contact: Timothy Tobin
Office phone 309-686-9054
Cell phone 309-966-5093
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Customers
AES Power, American Inland Marine
Battelle, Dug away UT Project
Bechtel
Bechtel National Inc.
Bethlehem Steel
Brown and Root Service Caterpillar Inc
Caterpillar Inc, China
Caterpillar Defense Group
Con Ed Power
Dell Webb Corporation
Delphi Packard
Dravo Lime Company
DuPont Photo Mat
Entergy Power
G/E Rail
Ferrari Fire Equipment
Florida Power and Light
Flour Daniel
Ford Motor Company
Granite Construction
Honeywell
Honda Motor Company
Haliburton
Illinois American Water
Integrated Technology
Keystone Steel and Wire
Kinder Morgan
Kolbe Steel
Komatsu Ltd.
Komatsu Mining
Mid America Entergy
New York Power and Light
Norfolk Naval Base
North Shore Mine
Orion Development
PAE Defense Group
Puget Sound Naval Base
Raytheon, Wake Island Missile Base
Rock Island Arsenal, Rock Island Ill.
Shaw Environmental
Shell Oil
TVA Authority
U.S. Air Force
U.S. Army
U.S. Marine
U.S. Navy
U.S. Steel
University of Chicago, Gamma Ray Telescope
University of Mississippi
University of Maryland
University of Nebraska PICO Project
Yellowstone National Park
Detention Facilities
Bermuda United Kingdom
Pelham, Georgia
Carter County, Tennessee
Milner Ridge, Manitoba Canada
Cayman Islands, United Kingdom
St. Croix USA
Decatur County, Indiana
Testimonial:
“Bechtel National wishes to thank the Eagle Companies for their exceptional performance in support of the Aberdeen Chemical Agent Neutralization Facility. In the wake of September 11, the rapid construction of a facility to destroy a mustard gas agent stockpile at Aberdeen became a matter of national security. Eagle Companies met all requirements and delivery of the building without exception”.
Janet L. Vail. Deputy Project
Procurement Manager
Testimonial:
Thank you very much for the consistent quality you and provided us over the last couple of years. The craftsmanship and quality built into your product, plus providing “above and beyond” customer service satisfaction, keeps us coming back.
The mobile workshops and warehouse we have purchased and deplored overseas, have kept our product at the highest levels of readiness for the troops. Our program is considered the best in-theater for CE/MHE (Construction and Material Handling Equipment) service and support. With the workshops you provided to us, we would not have come close to providing the highest levels of Caterpillar product readiness and the best quality in arts and service support.
Sincerely
Rich Gardner
Program Manager
Customer Support Division
Defense and Federal Products
Testimonial:
Eagle went beyond the call of duty in helping Carter County. Particularly like the respect they showed us. I would highly recommend Eagle Companies to any County looking for additional detention bed space.
John Henson,
Sheriff Carter County 5-3-05
Very pleased, the building exceeded our expectations. Great value for the money. Would recommend Eagle Companies without hesitation.
Jason Cody, Finance Director 4-28-05
Testimonial:
The modular units are performing better than most people expected. The one really outstanding part that exceeded our Operations Department’s initial opinion is the overall construction of the units. They are significantly more durable and better sealed than our people thought. I believe that the heating systems were not needed until sometime in late January; and if you know our weather up here we were likely well into the minus 20 range by then. They’re so well sealed, that it actually caused us some issue with excess humidity.
The only other item that has been raised as a potential improvement, could be the ability to have the high level windows in the units operable. This could be accomplished by caging the outside of the window, and allowing the window to tilt out at the base only 2-3”. As I stated above the units are so well constructed that we do not require heating unit the dead of winter, but in the shoulder seasons natural ventilation could resolve a lot of the humidity and excess heating issues we’ve experienced.
Anyhow, the overall impression is far more positive than some people originally expected. We expect that with a few minor adjustments that these units will perform well for us in the future.
Thanks again,
Jason Barley, C.E.T., LEED AP
Project Manager, Major Capital Projects
Manitoba Infrastructure & Transportation
Testimonial:
“We think that our model can eventually be used to not only relieve overcrowding in jails, but also in the future on the federal level for the detention of undocumented aliens who are set to be returned to their home country. We first brought the idea for using the custom detention facility model to the city, as a way to raise revenues.”
Pelham Police Chief Nealie McCormick