The project provides space for a growing number of offenders who would otherwise have to be housed out of state. The Department of Corrections awarded a $159.9-million design-build contract in May 2006 to Spokane-based Hunt/Lydig to construct the 1,792-bed expansion at Coyote Ridge Corrections Center. Instead, the Coyote Ridge medium-security facility is taking shape with a campus containing multiple buildings totaling 560,000 square feet on its 60-acre site in the wide-open spaces of Franklin County in central Washington. But that's not what Hunt/Lydig, joint venture contractor for the Washington Department of Corrections, is building at the Coyote Ridge Corrections Center project in Connell, Wash. The popular image of a prison is that of a massive, intimidating building with bars in the windows and a high wall around the outside.
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