Eagle Companies products

The Eagle Companies, Inc. "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 28 nations around the globe.

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This 96 bed medium security DOC approved S450 sq. ft. facility that comes with bunks and mattress, laundry, day room, suicide watch padded cell block, telephones in each pod and complete camera package. Fully ADA. Designed for 4 separate 22 bed segregation pods for mix gender. Over all it is in GREAT shape! Labeled for relocation anywhere in the county. Eagle will provide foundation drawings and relocation supervision. Relocatable in a very short in just weeks.

The EDS Detention System has proven to be the most cost effective, fully compliant detention solution in both the U.S. Canada and Caribbean.

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.

This 60 bed medium security detention facility will be relocated to St. Croix, VI.

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.

`There has to be a Cadillac emblem on this unit somewhere." Carl Sweetland, Raytheon-Range Systems Engineering Wake Island Missile Base.