QUALIFICATIONS Multi-Discipline Engineering Services January 2019
Firm Profile Corporate Headquarters 575 Broadway, Suite 301 Albany, NY 12207 Phone: (518) 453-4500 Fax: (518) 453 2873 www.chacompanies.com
Local Office Powers Building 16 Main Street West, Suite 830 Rochester, NY 14614-1607 Phone: (585) 262-2640 Fax: (585) 262-2642
CHA at a Glance 1000+ staff, 400+ NYS based staff, 40 local professionals Offices across the US and Canada Licensed in all 50 states US Green Building Council member; 40 Accredited staff Full service engineering firm Proud to be an ENR Top 100 Design Firm: • #54 of the Top 500 Design Firms • #33 of the Top 100 Pure Designers • #9 of the Top 20 Design Firms in the Manufacturing Sector • #8 of the Largest Design Firms in New York State
Established in 1952, CHA is a highly diversified, full-service engineering and construction management firm providing a wide range of design services to public, private, and institutional clients. The central core of our business philosophy is one that promotes a collaborative working relationship with our clients supported by experience and best practices. CHA’s market-oriented structure is specifically designed to provide superior project management and client-specific services tailored to meet the differing needs of clients in each individual market we serve: • • • •
Facilities Aviation Water Sports
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Transportation Utility Infrastructure Manufacturing & Energy Environmental
Facilities Market CHA’s Facilities Market focuses on the design of building systems and site infrastructure for the federal government, state agencies, local municipalities, colleges and universities, K-12 schools, and private developers. We plan, design, fund and build structures that rise vertically, tunnel underground, and spread across terra firma – building additions, utilities and landscape designs. We help our clients create new economic, recreation, transportation and cultural opportunities.
Disciplines CHA is your single point of contact from start to finish, eliminating the need for multiple subcontracts. With 1,000 personnel and 40 offices, the firm offers engineering, architectural, survey, construction, landscape architecture, and other services necessary to complete projects on time and on budget. Technical disciplines include: • • • • •
Civil Structural Mechanical Electrical Landscape Architecture
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Sports Architecture Environmental Geotechnical Survey Transportation
Expertise Our technical expertise is focused in the following areas: • Infrastructure/utility design • Facility condition assessments • Mechanical, electrical, plumbing design & fire protection • Structural design • Power generation & cogeneration
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Site/stormwater management Traffic calming & circulation Environmental compliance Program management & commissioning • Life safety & security
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Electrical Engineering The 21st century is powered by electronics. Without well-designed efficient lighting, security, and telecommunication systems, even the brightest, most alluring facilities are left in the dark. Our electrical professionals specialize in the design of lighting, power distribution, emergency power, fire alarm, security, lightning protection, instrumentation and control, and telecommunication systems. Our staff consists of recognized industry professionals with careers spanning decades. • Medium Voltage and Low Voltage Distribution • Building Design and Distribution • Lighting and Controls – Architectural, Interior, Exterior, Site, Pathway, Roadway, Parking Lot, and Sports Field • Fire Alarm/Voice Evacuation/Mass Notification Systems • Security Systems – Access Control, Door Control, Closed Circuit Television (CCTV), Intrusion Systems, Intercom and Public Address, and Site Security • Grounding Systems
• Lightning Protection Systems • Telecommunication Systems • Instrumentation and Control/SCADA Systems/Process Automation/Telemetry Design • Emergency Power Systems • Life Safety Systems • Low Voltage Systems – Public Address, Nurse Call, Sound, and Clock • Feasibility Studies and Code Compliance Review
Mechanical Engineering We create state-of-the-art mechanical systems that prioritize energy efficiency without sacrificing strength or ramping up costs. Our team consists of industry leaders who have valuable hands-on experience as plant managers and engineers in industrial settings. We offer complete mechanical, electrical and plumbing (MEP) engineering and design/construction services for companies throughout the manufacturing sector as well as a variety of public, private and institutional clients. Our professionals will perform a thorough analysis of your systems and utilize proven methods to optimize performance. • Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) Systems • Centralized and Decentralized Boiler Plants • Centralized and Decentralized Chiller Plants • Duct Collection Systems • Plumbing Systems • Recycled Rainwater Systems • Clean Room Systems • ASHRAE 90.1 Modeling • Commissioning • ASHRAE Level 1/2/3 Audits • Process Efficiency Evaluations
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Measurement and Verification Services Geothermal Systems Heat Recovery Systems Grease Traps, Oil/Water Separators Fuel Storage and Dispensing Compressed Air Systems Site Hydraulic Analysis and Fire Pumps Clean Agent Systems Fire Protection (Foam, Sprinkler and Standpipe Systems) • Hydraulic Calculations • 3D Laser Scan to Model Services
Fire Protection Engineering Our fire protection team evaluates buildings and facilities to identify potential fire protection deficiencies and provide creative, cost effective designs for fire alarm, flame detection, voice communication, automatic sprinkler, AFFF, carbon dioxide, special suppression and water supply systems. • Audits and Surveys • Fire Protection Systems Design • Fire Protection Master Planning
• Code Analysis • Inspection and Testing
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Energy We help industrial, commercial and institutional clients develop energy management and sustainability programs that reduce energy costs through intelligent efficiency improvements. We also provide technical support services to state and utility programs in the form of outreach, technical review, technical advisory, and program implementation services. Our team has conducted more than 1,000 energy efficiency audits and assessments, identifying more than $90 million in energy and operational savings. We’ve designed and installed combined heat and power (CHP) systems that reduce utility expenses by up to 50 percent, reduce carbon footprints by 45 percent, and make utility outages less of a problem. We’ve also identified grants, incentives, and private financing for a range of projects. • • • • • • • • • • •
Benchmarking and utilities analysis Co-generation and on-site generation Combined heat and power (CHP) Commissioning (Cx) and retro-commissioning (RCx) Design of primary and secondary utility systems District energy Energy auditing, assessments and measurement Energy master plans Energy performance contracting Energy planning and management Energy procurement
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Energy supply contract management Feasibility studies Federal, state, and utility funding assistance Full data logging and instrumentation capability Heating and cooling studies Incentives/funding assistance LEED design Load profiling and rate analysis Renewable energy Waste-to-energy systems
Security Peace of mind begins with a safe and secure environment. Our team provides security enhancing services for all types of public and private facilities. Our extensive experience with security systems lets our clients relax knowing that they are protected by the latest in security technology. Whether you have security concerns about your government/municipal facilities, office building, hospital, institution, or your manufacturing facilities, we offer innovative solutions designed to suit your individual security needs. We work with you and your facility to determine if possible security problems exist, and we’ll advise you in appropriate preventative measures. Regardless of the nature of your facility, we will develop effective, cost-efficient solutions to minimize your security risks. • • • • • • • • • •
Access Control Systems Security Protocols and Procedures Infrared Detection Systems Integrated Security Systems Interior and Exterior Closed Circuit Television IP CCTV Systems Design Life Safety/Security Systems Design Lighting Investigation and Layout Mass Notification Systems Metal Detector Systems
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Monitoring Systems Perimeter Microwave Detection Systems Personal Alarm Systems Public Address and Intercom Systems Security Control Rooms Security Networking Security Risk Assessment Taut Wire Fence Alarm and Detection Systems Vehicular and Pedestrian Sallyports
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Structural Engineering Our team utilizes steel, concrete, masonry, timber, aluminum, fiber-reinforced plastic, and other materials to design the framework, or “structural skeleton,” for the vast majority of projects we produce. With nearly 200 years of combined structural engineering experience, our engineers have the ability to solve clients’ needs, utilizing creative solutions to design efficient structures that safely support the loads and resist the forces imparted on them. Governmental, industrial, manufacturing, institutional, historic, municipal, recreational, water/wastewater, aviation, and communication are only a fraction of the market sectors we have the experience and ability to service. • Structural Building Design (Steel, Reinforced Concrete, Masonry and Wood Framed Structures) • Governmental, Aviation, Recreational, Jail/ Correctional, Manufacturing, Distribution, Industrial, Pharmaceutical, and Recycling Facility Design • Analysis and Design of Dam Structures • Analysis and Design of Water/Wastewater Process Buildings and Tank Structures • Analysis and Retrofit Design of Communication Structures and Associated Foundations • Analysis and Design of Electric Transmission and Distribution Structures • Substation Design
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Power Plants and Cogeneration Facilities Wind Turbine Foundations Equipment Foundation Design Deep Foundation Design, Including Drilled Shaft, H-piles and Micro-piles Sheeting and Soldier Pile with Lagging Design Rigging Analysis Concrete Investigations and Repairs Building Condition Evaluations, Including Pre-purchase Evaluations Parking Structure Evaluation and Repair Repair and Maintenance Planning Peer Reviews
Civil Engineering Our civil engineers rely on unique designs, innovative materials, and modern construction technologies to create structures, foundations and other projects that are sensitive to both the public and the bottom line. Our expertise spans the full project cycle from feasibility evaluations through full service design and construction. With thousands of design projects under our belt and offices throughout the United States, we have the relationships and experience to smooth the path to project completion. • • • • • • • •
Site Survey and Mapping Land Use Planning and Permitting Site Infrastructure Design Landscape Design Geotechnical Investigations Stormwater Management and Control Site Grading Wetland Delineation
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Site Plan Preparation Comprehensive Plan and Zoning Law Preparation Environmental Assessments Grantsmanship Construction Inspection Services and Building Code Utility Coordination Special District Formations Water/Wastewater Facility Design and Operation
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K-12 Schools
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Location: Albany, NY Services: Civil Structural Environmental Landscape Architecture
Albany High School Expansion Albany City School District
In 2015 The Albany City School District embarked on an ambitious program to meet the expected increase in enrollment that is anticipated to occur over the next 10 years. The existing campus which was constructed in the early 1970’s needed to be upgraded to meet the demands of providing students with a diverse, state of the art environment for academic and technical learning. CSArch, as the lead architectural firm, commissioned CHA to provide civil engineering, structural engineering, environmental, and landscape architectural design services in support of the project. With a construction budget of $180 million the project’s centerpiece is a three story atrium that connects the existing facility with new three story academic wing and a two story arts wing. New additions totaling more than 300,000 SF will include learning academies with science, computer labs, general classrooms, secure visitor/ student entrance, dinning and assembly. The complex logistics of developing a phasing plan that effectively coordinated both rehabilitation and new construction while minimizing disruptions to ongoing academic operations was a critical component of the design effort.
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Location: Queensbury, NY Services: Civil/Site Environmental Mechanical Fire Protection Structural Geotechnical
Capital Improvements Queensbury School District
CHA provided engineering services associated with the Queensbury’s Capital Improvement project. The services included site plan improvements (as previously recommended by CHA during a Master site plan project), as well as renovations to five existing buildings. The master plan site work included demolition of an existing maintenance building, reconstruction of two parking lots, reconstruction of the main entry road, roundabout construction, main entry sign and utility improvements. The project also included MEP renovations to Barton Intermediate School, as well as the elementary, middle and high schools and the bus garage. Projects included: •• •• •• •• ••
Card access systems Air conditioning units Building additions and renovations Electrical system renovations Boiler replacement
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High School Boiler Replacement Paulsboro School District
CHA was retained by the Paulsboro Board of Education to provide professional engineering services for the replacement of two boilers at the High School. The project consisted of the design of the removal of two existing hot water fire tube boilers, 18” diameter flues, two base mounted end suction pumps, two inline circulating zone pumps and piping within the boiler room.
Location: Paulsboro, NJ Services: Mechanical Electrical Environmental
The design provided three, 3,000 MBH natural gas fired condensing hot water boilers. A single 18” diameter flue was provided for common venting of the boilers with dedicated sealed combustion provided to each boiler thru the building side wall. A variable primary pumping system was designed to connect to the existing hot water piping distribution system serving the school, the pumps were provided with variable speed drives to optimize pump operation and maintain the system differential pressure setpoint. The design provided the associated hydronic specialties including air separator, expansion tanks, and chemical treatment. The design also included make-up water supply with an RPZ backflow preventer and natural gas supply with gas pressure regulators and gas vents to serve the boilers. The boilers were designed to utilize the boiler manufacturers’ controllers connected to the school’s building automation system and provided with a supply water temperature reset schedule based upon outside air temperature. #
JM Wright Vocational Technical High School Connecticut Department of Public Works
Location: Stamford, CT Services: Structural Mechanical/Plumbing Electrical Utility Design
CHA was part of a team to redesign the JM Wright Vocational Technical High School. Our services include structural, mechanical, electrical, plumbing and site utility design. The project consisted of a new two story entry addition and renovations to the 200,000 SF building. Features include a new water service site, sanitary piping and manholes, upgraded electric service, high efficiency gas heating, a new air conditioning system using air cooled chillers, standby generator power, sprinkler system, plumbing systems, electrical distribution, and high efficiency lighting. The project received a LEED Silver rating in 2015 and was the recipient of an Institutional Award of Merit by the Connecticut Green Building Council.
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Location: Saratoga Springs, NY Services: Mechanical Engineering Electrical Engineering Structural Engineering
School Renovations Saratoga School District
CHA teamed with a local architect for renovations to six of the Saratoga School District facilities. Mechanical system renovations included the replacement of 5 rooftop air handling units, 23 indoor air handling units, modifications to the distribution ductwork, steam piping, heating hot water piping, chilled water piping and building control systems. Electrical system renovations included new master clocks, upgraded data wiring, new projectors, replacement of main electrical switchgear, and replacement of power panels. Project challenges included detailed field work and equipment configurations due to the limited space available for the air handling units. Additionally, all construction activities were required to be completed over the summer while the heating system was deactivated and the students were not in school. #
Colleges & Universities
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Culinary Arts Facility Renovation Burlington County College
Within the heart of historic Mt. Holly, a 200 year old bank building has been combined with a modern culinary arts facility to create a unique educational setting. The new curriculum broadens the services provided and offers opportunity for interaction and betterment for students and the surrounding community. The project involved:
Location: Mt. Holly, NJ Services: Mechanical Plumbing Electrical
•• Historic renovation of the second oldest bank in New Jersey •• Adaptive re-use of the bank building in converting it to a lounge and dining room •• New two-story Culinary Arts addition including two teaching kitchens, a demonstration kitchen, and flexible teaching spaces •• Teaching kitchens are provided with a full service commercial cooking line, group work tables, and prep stations •• Full service demonstration kitchen arranged to entertain up to 40 guests •• Development of new outdoor public space •• Local historic and SHPO approvals required •• Designed to receive a minimum LEED Silver Certification
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Landscape Master Plan SUNY New Paltz
Selection of an institution for higher learning is often strongly based upon its appearance. To that end, the State University of New York at New Paltz retained CHA to provide engineering services for four major projects within the campus. The projects represented a wide range of campus systems including planting, walks, streets, parking, and lighting in context with the college’s mission to create a more sustainable, pedestrian friendly campus. Projects have included: Location: New Paltz, NY
Hasbrouck Quad: A series of heavy concrete walls and steps were removed and replaced with gradually sloped paths to change grades. Combined with new lighting, hardscape, landscaping and pedestrian amenities, the quad is a greener, more cohesive open space.
Services: Civil/Site Design Survey Geotechnical
Concourse: The Concourse, a key circulation and social space, is one of the most important and successful places on campus. It links the dormitories to the Humanities Building and the Lecture Center. The monolithic concrete slab was replaced with a variety of hardscape treatments. Combined with new lighting and landscaping, the Concourse is clearly the functional heart of the campus. Mohonk Walk: Mohonk Walk needed significant improvements to strengthen and beautify it as a critical pedestrian circulation route. Hardscape, landscape, lighting and pedestrian amenities helped better define the space and improve linkages to the quads and open spaces. Route 32 Parking Lot: With parking lots being removed from the campus core, new parking was needed. A new lot was constructed adjacent to the northern edge of the existing Route 32 Parking Lot on land owned by the campus.
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Burnam Hall Boiler Replacement Eastern Connecticut State University
CHA was retained by Eastern Connecticut State University (ECSU) to install a hot water boiler system for Burnam Hall, an on-campus residence hall. The central plant hot water piping to Burnam Hall had failed and the building was heated by a temporary rental boiler in the interim. CHA conduced a field investigation to establish existing conditions of the building’s mechanical systems, and to evaluate the area for development of project parameters to support the new boiler system. The following systems were evaluated as part of this phase: •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• ••
Location: Windham, CT Services: Mechanical Electrical Environmental
Boilers and associated flue and combustion air piping/duct Air separator, expansion tank, relief valves Hot water pumps Pipe insulation for all piping including existing within the Boiler room Heat Exchanger Natural gas service Boiler controls compatible with the building automation system (Alerton) Electrical power distribution for new and replacement equipment Fire alarm, as required and carbon monoxide detection
Based on the findings, CHA developed the design of a modular condensing boiler system to serve the building heating and domestic water needs. The new boiler is an extremely efficient gas fired condensing boiler, capable of modulating operation to meet the needs of the building at all times under all conditions with premium efficiency. The new system was designed to be compatible with the existing campus building automation system, Alerton Controls. CHA incorporated an aggressive design schedule and worked closely with the University and the selected contractor to expedite the new boiler system installation. #
Location: Cambridge, MA Services: Electrical Mechanical Civil
Campus-Wide Energy Analysis Harvard University
CHA performed an energy analysis of 44 buildings on the campus totaling over 3 million square feet. We developed energy use balance for electric, steam, chilled water, natural gas, fuel oil, and water/sewer; and performance metric to compare buildings of similar type and use. Measures evaluated included lighting level optimization or relamping, controls and strategies; premium efficiency motor upgrades; and building envelope improvements. Equipment and/or system upgrades or replacements; demand control ventilation; and opportunities for waste heat recovery and fuel switching were also evaluated. An initial screening was conducted to focus analyses on measures with attractive paybacks (less than 10 years), significant carbon reduction opportunities, or other substantial benefits. After initial audit of 44 buildings, CHA was awarded energy audits of an additional 10 buildings, in which measures similar to the first audit were evaluated.
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Location: Newburgh, NY Services: Mechanical Electrical Plumbing Security Civil Site Design Landscape Design
Student Housing Mount Saint Mary College
CHA was commissioned by the College to design renovations to residence halls on the campus that overlooks the scenic Hudson River. The improvements were required to meet the current needs of students and market demands that would allow the college to remain competitive in attracting new students. Working with the architect the improvements included upgrades to interior finishes, bathrooms, lighting, lounges, recreation rooms, landscape plaza areas for students. CHA scope of services included the design new boilers, heating/air conditioning, fire protection, plumbing system, interior lighting, power distribution, emergency power, and security systems. The security systems included installation of card readers, window screen contacts, and audible security alarms with tie-ins of the building’s security panel into the centralized campus system.
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Location: New Haven, CT Services: Commissioning Services Mechanical Electrical Energy
School of Business Commissioning Services Southern Connecticut State University
CHA provided independent enhanced commissioning services in accordance with LEED requirements for the energy systems for the 40,000 SF building renovations to the SCSU School of Business building. The systems commissioned included VRV (Daiken variable refrigerant volume system), lighting controls, domestic hot water, and a PV system. Following completion of the enhanced commissioning documentation the project achieved LEED Gold certification that was above and beyond the project’s goal of achieving LEED Silver certification.
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Location: Amherst, MA Services: Electrical Permitting Construction Administration
Campus Wide Electrical Distribution Upgrades University of Massachusetts - Amherst
CHA was selected by the University of Massachusetts to study current and projected electrical loads at the UMass Amherst campus, and then identify any required system upgrades. Following an analysis of current metering data, anticipated load growth, and consultations with supply authorities (WMECo), CHA conducted on-site equipment inspections of campus switchgear, generator, SCADA, and all related infrastructure. A detailed plan for upgrades to the main power distribution system, including utility supply and distribution modifications, was developed to support projects scheduled under the University’s Campus Master Plan. Upgrades and improvements included adding capacitor banks, demolition of load limiting reactors and improved coordination of protective circuitry.
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Location: Syracuse, NY Services: Civil/Site Design Environmental Permitting Survey
Theory Syracuse Student Housing Peak Campus
This project is a 601-bed community located on East Genesee Street between the University and downtown Syracuse. CHA is part of a team for the development of studio, one, two, three, and four-bedroom apartments that come fully-furnished with top-of-the-market finishes including granite counter tops, stainless-steel appliances, hardwood-style flooring and upgraded lighting and cabinetry. Amenities include a fitness center, hot tub, business center, study/conference areas, game room, package locker system and ample parking and bike storage. The structure is wood framed over a 1-story and 2-story concrete parking garage along with associated site development.
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Term Contract for MEP Upgrades University of Virginia
Under our current term agreement CHA is providing mechanical electrical and plumbing design and construction administration services for the following projects: Heating Plant Condensate Well Replacement: CHA was responsible for the design of a replacement to the existing Hot Well condensate tank at the University’s main heating plant. This was an emergency project which required expedited design services to ensure completion before the fall heating season. CHA designed the project in three phases. The first phase was to complete a design for a bypass system to maintain operations while the hot well was out of service. The second phase was the preparation of demolition drawings, and the third phase was construction drawings for the new hot well tank with associated piping and instrumentation. The tank was custom designed suing stainless steel plate welded construction. Heating Plant Compressed Air Optimization: The UVA Main Heating Plant contains three existing oil lubricated rotary screw compressors (constant speed) providing compressed air to the heating plant coal fired boilers, with associated air dryers and multiple air receiver tanks. This project added a fourth air compressor, water cooled with variable speed drive (VSD) at the heating plant to overall compressed air system n+1 redundancy, eliminate existing compressors’ short cycling and allow VSD operation turndown capacity to better match lower capacity demands, which occur for the majority of the year (75%). The project also included the installation of PLC integrated controls to automate the operation of the three existing compressors and the added fourth compressor.
Location: Charlottesville, VA Services: Mechanical Plumbing/Fire Protection Electrical Civil
Medical Research Building 5 (MR5) Condensate Return Study: CHA completed a study for Medical Research Building 5 to evaluate the existing condensate return pump. Since installation the condensate unit has been flooding the mechanical room floor during high load time periods. CHA investigated and monitored the operation of the condensate pump unit, which included tracing the tunnel condensate system back to the main heating plant. CHA completed the investigation which included schematic design of recommended improvements to the system to eliminate the flooding. CHA provided budgetary cost opinions of improvements for future project planning and execution. Steele Wing Air Handling Unit: The First University of Virginia Hospital added an addition in 1916, the Steele Wing. The fourth floor of Steele Wing is served by HVAC air handling units, which are located in the attic above. Some of the units have reached the end of its useful service and other units have had to be replaced. CHA has provided professional engineering services to this wing by designing the replacement of two air handling units and one fan coil unit in the attic of Steele Wing. CHA provided mechanical and structural support in this effort.
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Government Facilities
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Services: Civil/Site Design Structural Geotechnical Survey Mechanical Plumbing/Fire Protection Electrical Hazardous Materials 2018 Gold Award: Structural Systems ACEC of New York 2017 Project of the Year Structures Category APWA Capital Branch
Albany Capital Center Albany Convention Center Authority
CHA was commissioned by the Albany Convention Center Authority to provide planning and engineering design services for a new conference facility located in downtown Albany. Referred to as the Albany Capital Center the 82,000 SF facility is a 5-story structure with 3 levels of parking below grade and 2 levels of conference space above the parking structure. The Capital Center features a ceiling of thousands of LED lights capable of millions of color combinations and expansive, flexible space that can accommodate trade shows and a wide variety of events – all designed by CHA. The Capital Center brings together flexible, functional space with a design that harmoniously joins Downtown Albany’s historic architecture with the government buildings of the Empire State Plaza. CHA’s engineering design of the Capital Center not only connects Albany’s past, but represents the promise of the future. #
Location: Hackensack, NJ Services: Electrical Mechanical Plumbing/Fire Protection Hazardous Materials
Bergen County Justice Center Bergen County, NJ
Bergen County has commissioned the construction of a $147 million Justice Center in downtown Hackensack, NJ. The project, which is the largest in the county’s history includes a new six-story Justice Center, an adjacent five-story parking garage and a DPW garage in Hackensack, as well as a new DPW headquarters building in Paramus. The project also involves the renovation of the 102-year-old existing courthouse. CHA recently completed the mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, and hazmat abatement design related to the courthouse renovation. This design included numerous challenges due to the need to maintain the building’s occupancy during construction, proposed changes of function and occupancy, low ceiling heights in many areas, the presence of asbestos and lead based paint, the 80+ years the building has been in operation, the need to accommodate future phases of work, and an aggressive delivery schedule.
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Location: Rochester, NY Services: Civil/Site Design Structural Telecommunications Mechanical Plumbing/Fire Protection Electrical
Monitoring and Reaction Center/911 Backup Facility Monroe County
CHA was part of a team responsible for the design and construction of the Monitoring Reaction Center (MRC) for several Monroe County agencies. The new facility, attached to an existing pre-engineered building, includes the Rochester 911 backup facility, County monitoring center, conference, training, and testing as well as technical fitting space for county, city, police and ERV’s. Programming for this project consisted of understanding the individualized needs of the many uses this building provides. The final design includes multiple workspaces that are highly collaborative, modern and highly representative of technology. CHA provided M/E/P, site, structural and telecommunications engineering in support of the new facility.
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Arc Flash Studies
Dormitory Authority of New York State
Location: Statewide, NY Dates: 2014-Current Design Cost: $880,000 Services: Electrical Engineering Arch Flash Studies Safety Training
CHA completed Arc Flash Studies and Electrical Safety training at 21 NYS Office of Mental Health campuses across New York State. NYSOMH is completing this work to ensure compliance with NFPA 70E and to protect its workers from a potential Arc Flash or Arc Blast while performing their daily duties as electricians. Our analysis included: •• Site inspections at each facility to gather information for development of a oneline diagram •• Coordination with the serving utility to obtain recent available fault current information. •• Arc Flash Model for each campus electrical system. Review the data output from the Arc Flash model, correct as needed, and document coordination issues identified by the model, where present. •• One-line diagrams. •• Arc Flash Study Report and print the associated Arc Flash labels. The final report will include an electronic copy of the SKM model and AutoCad files of the one-line diagrams. •• Adhere the Arc Flash labels to the appropriate electrical equipment onsite. •• Preparation of an electrical safety personal protective equipment handbook for each facility. •• Site specific and general awareness Arc Flash training for select NYSOMH facility staff at all 21 campuses. #
Dates: 2013-2015 Location: Albany, NY Design Cost: $1,400,000 Construction Cost: $38,565,000 Services: Hazardous Materials Abatement Mechanical Plumbing/Fire Protection Civil/Site Design
Business Services Center NYS Office of General Services
As part of the 2012-13 Executive Budget, Governor Cuomo called for the establishment of the Business Services Center (BSC) as part of his plan to re-imagine state government. The BSC is intended to streamline and consolidate HR and finance services common across 22 NY state agencies. In August 2013, the Governor approved the renovation of Building 5 to accommodate BSC, which is a 6-story, 237,000 SF office facility located at the Harriman State Campus in Albany, NY. CHA’s scope of work included asbestos abatement of spray-on fire proofing, prior to rehabilitating the interiors and building envelope. Interior renovation work included replacement of the entire HVAC system with variable air volume (VAV) units, ductwork and fin tube perimeter heating, temporary heat and chilled water and structural engineering modifications. Interior design included new program spaces such as training conference rooms, open office areas, enclave rooms, secured high density storage areas and ADA compliant toilet rooms. All floors feature acoustical ceiling systems, and appointed with new wall and floor finishes throughout. In addition, CHA’s scope also included underground site utility connections and is providing overall project management services to coordinate other OGS primes and sub-consultants. Public Works Project of the Year in the Structures $25M - $75M category APWA Capital Branch (2016) #
Location: Various Locations in NY and NJ Services: MEP Engineering Environmental Compliance Hazardous Materials Testing Civil Site Engineering Structural Engineering Security & Life Safety
Port Authority of NY & NJ CHA has been providing engineering services to the Port Authority of NY & NJ since 1997 under various term contracts. We have provided a wide range of engineering services to many facilities owned and operated by the Authority including: •• •• •• •• •• •• •• ••
Newark International Airport LaGuardia Airport Journal Square Transportation Center JFK International Airport Teterboro Airport Lincoln Tunnel George Washington Bridge Port Newark Marine Terminal
Typical assignments include roadway reconstruction, structural inspections of buildings and bridges, security upgrades, civil site design, pavement and parking lot repairs, infrastructure improvements, master planning, electrical distribution, sidewalk repairs, HVAC renovations, and environmental assessments.
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Location: Statewide, NY Services: MEP Engineering Security & Life Safety Environmental Compliance Hazardous Materials Testing Civil Site Engineering Construction Inspection Structural Engineering
NYS Office of General Services CHA has been providing engineering services to OGS since 1993 under various term contracts. We are currently in the final year of our most recent contract to provide engineering/architectural services to OGS facilities statewide. Under this assignment we have provided a variety of services for facilities such as: •• Schools (Buffalo State College, SUNY Cobleskill) •• State buildings (Harriman Campus, Empire State Plaza) •• Correctional facilities (Coxsakie Correctional Facility, Five Points Correctional Facility, Clinton Correctional Facilty) •• Treatment centers (Hutchings Psychiatric Center, Finger Lakes Residential Center, Bronx Psychiatric Center, Manhattan Psychiatric Center) •• Pump stations (Allen Residential Center Wastewater Treatment Plant, River Front Pumping Station)
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Recreational Facilities
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Location: Rochester, NY Services: Civil/Site Design Construction Phase Services Athletic Field Design Structural
PAC Center Athletic Field House Monroe Community College
The PAC Center is a 56,000 sf multi-purpose athletic facility featuring an indoor turf field, large fitness and training facilities, and a range of high end user amenities. CHA was challenged to meet a short four month design timeline that included ambitious sustainability targets. The facility received a LEED® Gold Certification and includes high efficiency systems that provide occupants with a healthy indoor environment.
Awards: 2010 ACEC of New York “Silver Award” for Structural Systems “High Performance Building Plaque” from NYSERDA 2009 APWA of NYS Chapter and Genesee Valley Branch “Project of the Year” Awards for Structures ASBA Award in the Indoor Multi-Purpose Category #
Location: Onondaga County, NY Services: Civil Site Design Environmental Survey Landscape Architecture Mechanical Electrical
County-wide Park Improvements Onondaga County
CHA was responsible for the development, design and construction of multiple capital improvement projects within the Onondaga County park system including: • • • • • • • •
Highland Forest, Skyline Lodge Observation Deck Design Highland Forest Skyline Lodge Parking Redesign Rosamond Gifford Zoo Parking and Entry Redesign Jamesville Beach Paving and Parking Design Onondaga Lake Park East Shore Trail Carpenters Brook Fish Hatchery Cost-benefit Economic Evaluation Veterans Cemetery Stormwater Management Beaver Lake Nature Center Entrance Redesign and Parking Improvements Excellence in Landscape Design and Environmental Leadership Award - New York State Recreation & Park Society • West Shore Trail Extension #
Location: Buffalo, NY Services: Sports Architecture Mechanical Electrical Structural
Houston Gymnasium & Pool Buffalo State College
CHA renovated the 95,000 sq ft Houston Gymnasium complex which includes interior spaces for a new fitness center, lockers, sports medicine, equipment issue, and updates to the pool and gym. The project also includes dramatically enhanced entrances and new exterior windows to allow for more natural light. Specialty graphics and other interior enhancements help transform the existing building into a state-of-the-art athletic and recreational complex.
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Location: Albany, NY Services: Sports Architecture Mechanical Electrical Structural Civil Site Design Landscape Architecture
Christian Plumeri Sports Complex College of Saint Rose
The College of Saint Rose and the City of Albany joined together to develop a former landfill turned City Park into a first-class athletic facility for the College’s Division II Golden Knights, recreational and intramural sports programs, and local community sports activities. The CHA team was charged to design and build the sports complex where all of the fields meet or exceed NCAA specifications for intercollegiate sports. The complex includes four new playing fields: a new synthetic turf field, electronic scoreboard, site fencing, and field lighting for the College’s soccer and lacrosse teams; new irrigated natural turf baseball and softball fields with new dugouts, batting cages, press boxes, grandstands and restroom facility; and a new fenced irrigated natural grass practice field.
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Location: Geneseo, NY Services: Sports Architecture Mechanical Electrical Structural Civil Site Design Landscape Architecture
College Stadium Geneseo College
CHA provided full architectural and engineering design services for the construction of two synthetic turf playing fields meeting NCAA requirements for soccer and lacrosse including lighting for both fields; stadium seating for 2,000, a press box, VIP seating, and athletic support facilities for teams and officials; parking for 215 cars; seating at the second field for 250; and accessibility to the existing Merritt Athletic Center via landscaping and sidewalk/plaza construction.
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Location: Geneseo, NY Services: Sports Architecture Mechanical Electrical Structural Security Civil Site Design Landscape Architecture
Athletics Field House University at Buffalo
CHA is providing programming, design and construction services for a new 90,000 sq ft athletics field house. The facility will house a full sized artificial turf football practice field, and a multi-lane running track. Video recording platform and recording system, scoreboard, video control room, restrooms, offices and storage space will also be included in the new building. Access to the facility will be controlled by a state-of-the art security system that includes automatic locking capability and swipe card access on exterior and select interior doors.
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Commercial
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Location: Eastern United States Services: Civil Engineering Landscape Architecture Permitting Survey Wetland Delineation Traffic Engineering
Cumberland Farms Retail Centers Cumberland Farms
CHA has been providing professional engineering services to Cumberland Farms since 2002. We have helped to develop sites for the convenience store chain in the following locations: •• Blackstone, Westfield, Easthampton, Williamsburg, South Hadley, North Adams MA •• Fonda, Mechanicville, Rosendale, Nassau, Ravena, Cohoes NY •• Branford, Deep River, Willimantic, Waterford, Stratford, Torrington, Waterbury CT •• Lower Providence Township, PA •• Brattleboro, Montpelier, Wallingford VT •• Keene, NH •• Harding Township, Landing, Waldwick NJ
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Travel Plazas & Welcome Centers HMS Host
CHA has provided program management and engineering services related to the construction of travel plazas in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, New York and Indiana.
Location: PA, NJ, DE, IN, NY Services: Program Management Site Design Stormwater Management Lighting Design Local Permitting
Pennsylvania Travel Plazas: Program management services to for the design and construction of 17 travel plazas on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. In general, the buildings vary in size from 14,000 to 22,000 SF and the sites accommodate a fueling facility, as well as parking for cars and trucks. Delaware Welcome Center & Travel Plaza: Design and construction administration of the Delaware Welcome Center along I-95. The Welcome Center is 42,500 SF and includes seating for 770 (including indoor and outdoor seating areas). New Jersey Turnpike & Garden State Parkway Travel Plazas: Program management services for the planning and design of 25 travel plazas along the New Jersey Turnpike and Garden State Parkway. Adirondack Northway Rest Areas: Planning and engineering services for the consolidation and reconstruction of existing rest areas on I-87 within the Adirondack State Park, a state-designated parkland and forest preserve. Indiana Toll Road Travel Plazas: Program management and engineering services for the redevelopment of four new travel plazas along the Indiana Toll Road. The redeveloped sites will include new travel plaza buildings with new food offerings, convenience stores, fueling canopies and dispensers, and improved parking. #
Location: Plains Township, PA Services: Civil Engineering/Site Design Transportation Engineering Permitting Utilities
Mohegan Sun at Pocono Downs Mohegan Tribal Gaming Authority
CHA provided engineering services for the design of the interim (Phase I) access improvements for the Mohegan Sun at Pocono Downs access on State Route 315. CHA provided field survey, traffic analyses, traffic signal design plans, PennDOT Traffic Signal Permit documentation and coordination, RFP preparation, and utility coordination for this fast track project. In Phase II, CHA was responsible for the civil/ site, landscaping, and design services.
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Location: Plympton, MA Services: Civil Engineering/Site Design Permitting
Sysco Distribution Center Sysco Corporation
The project consists of the construction of a state-of-the-art 650,000 SF distribution facility and 18,040Âą SF truck maintenance, wash, and fueling facility on the eastern side of the lot and associated infrastructure (water, sewer, gas, electric, telecom, fire). The proposed development consists of a distribution facility, a fuelingmaintenance facility, two stormwater basins, paved access drives, truck, employee and visitor parking facilities, loading and maneuvering areas. The stormwater system was designed to comply with the Massachusetts Stormwater Policy and Town of Plympton Subdivision Requirements. CHA performed the overall land planning site design and permitting through the Town of Plympton. CHA also secured MassDOT Access Permit as well as the Design, Permitting and Construction (Design-Build) for the package water treatment storage and wastewater treatment facilities. #
Security
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Location: Oswego, NY Services: CCTV systems Gate controls Security planning Bidding assistance Construction Administration
Oswego Facility Security Improvements
Onondaga County Metropolitan Water Board (MWB) The Onondaga County MWB initiated a project to replace the aging building roof structures and improve the security controls and CCTV monitoring system at their Oswego Facilities. The initiative included campus fence additions, gate controls and exterior grounds CCTV monitoring to support the facilities efforts to control access to the facility and compliance with ASCE/AWWA Standards for Physical Security of Water Utilities. CHA provided security planning, systems design, and bidding assistance, as well as construction contract administration and project progress representation. CHA developed a scope for increased fence installation to support the MWB expansion of the existing grounds fence system. CHA utilized CPTED environmental design standards to provide a unified entrance gate system and barrier protection incorporating the physical characteristics of the grounds to reduce vehicular access. The CCTV systems design incorporated leading edge IP camera technology with 360 and 270 degree panoramic cameras on the main treatment and water filtration buildings with on-grounds cameras to monitor water storage tanks and entrance gates. CHA project managers and technical designers supported the CCTV system contractor on commissioning and programming to reach a successful and integrated system operation. #
Security Assessment
Brooklyn Navy Yard Development Corporation The Brooklyn Navy Yard is a 300-acre waterfront industrial park located in the Brooklyn Tech Triangle. The Yard hosts over 330 businesses, employs more than 7,000 people, and generates over $2 billion in annual economic impact. The BNYDC tasked CHA to assess the Yard’s security program, guard force and physical security systems in preparation for significant growth and the rising expectations of tenant manufacturing and technology firms. The assessment and recommendations for security program improvements anticipates a $2.5 billion investment in a planned 5.1 million sq. ft. expansion of leased space. Once complete, the Yard’s population will increase up to 20,000 people by 2020. This initiative is thought to be the largest expansion of manufacturing in New York City in more than a century. Specific security assessment deliverables include:
Location: Brooklyn, NY Services: Security assessment Security master planning Security guidelines development
• Assessment of electronic security systems as well as guard force plans, policies and training • Development of a Physical Security Master Plan to enable BNYDC’s security posture to keep pace with its aggressive growth plans • Creation of Physical Security Design Guidelines to improve the consistency of security-related systems and design features for upgraded facilities and new construction • Course of Action-based countermeasure selection for security system improvements, expansion and life-cycle planning • Recommendations for enhancing Security Operations Center security organization and communications processes #
Raise the Age Statewide Assessment & Programming Support NYS Office of Children and Family Services
Location: Statewide, NY Services: Security assessment Mechanical Electrical Structural Civil site
The New York State Office of Children and Family Services (OCFS), and more specifically, the Division of Juvenile Justice and Opportunities for Youth (DJJOY), is responsible for supervision and treatment of court placed/sentenced youths, ages 11-21. DJJOY is directly responsible for the operation and management of 11 residential facilities, which includes one reception center, four secure centers (one of which is for girls) and six limited secure centers (one of which is for girls). The recently passed “Raise the Age” bill requires juveniles under the age of 18, convicted of felony offenses, to be sentenced as juveniles and placed in the care and custody of the Commissioner of the Office of Children and Family Services. This provision will result in an increased need for “secure” beds, for both males and females. In preparation for the projected increase of youths in residential care, OCFS has been tasked with evaluating the current conditions of several of its closed residential facilities and determining what measures would need to be taken to provide secure or limited secure long-term housing and treatment of court placed/ sentenced adolescents. Having recently authored the Security Design and Construction Guidelines for New York State Office of Children and Family Services, CHA was commissioned by the New York State Office of General Services to provide program management as well as security and life safety design services for repurposing existing facilities statewide. With the engineering expertise in all aspects of life safety and security design CHA has worked on the upgrades for more than 75 secure, limited and non-secure facilities across New York State. #
Security Assessment and Protection Systems Design Rochester Psychiatric Forensics Renovation
Location: Rochester, NY Services: Security assessment Security systems design
The Rochester Psychiatric Center’s Buildings 60 is a multi-level campus psychiatric hospital that houses both Adult and Forensics Patients. CHA and its team members have designed many new and replacement systems in both the Adult and Forensic Facilities. CHA preceded its security system design with an assessment of the facility’s existing security and safety conditions. Through collaborative client review meetings, Rochester Psychiatric Center and CHA determined appropriate mitigation options in accordance with NY OMH Standards and Protocols. CHA’s safety and physical design solutions effectively accommodated the addition of a new forensic wing to the Center. The new security features and design process include the following: • Pre-design meetings and design progress meetings with Chief Safety Officer, Director of Facilities and Plant Operations • Survey and review of existing facilities and evaluation of adjacent • Spaces relative to security issues and establishing forensics barriers • CCTV system enhancements • Access Control/Facility Monitoring replacement • Forensic security systems including: fence monitoring, door control, CCTV and sallyports • Personnel alarm systems replacement The design adheres to OGS Standards, International Building Code 2010, and the New York State Office of Mental Health Statewide Physical Security Standards for Adult and Forensic Facilities. #
Key Personnel
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Todd Ewell, PE, LEED AP Civil Engineer
Todd has over 27 years of experience in environmental services, water/wastewater, and civil/site engineering. Todd provides design, project management, public liaison, field engineering, and construction administration services. He represents municipalities in the permitting and public meeting process, presenting concepts and achieving public support. Representative project experience includes: Education State University of New York at Potsdam, NY, B.A. in Mathematics Clarkson University, NY, B.S. in Civil & Environmental Engineering Registration & Certification Professional Engineer - NY
Village of Liverpool, NY, Fourth Street Sanitary Sewer Improvements Town of Salina, NY: •• •• •• •• ••
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Memberships & Affiliations American Society of Civil Engineers
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Alvord House Improvements Community Development Boulevard Street Sewer Main Replacement Duerr Park Pump Station Replacement Electronics Parkway Sewer Main Installation Eynsford Road and Chestnut Hill Drive Roadway Reconstruction & Drainage Improvements Longdale Drive, Saltwell Road, Branchwood Drive and Longbranch Circle Roadway Reconstruction & Drainage Improvements Medford and E. Molloy Road Sewer Main Replacement Replacement of Sanitary Sewers in Sehr Park Burnham Park Improvements Westgate Lane, Cloverfield Circle, Willowbrook Lane, and the Eastgate Circle Cul-de-sac Roadway Reconstruction & Drainage Improvements
Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority, Westside Waterline Replacement Village of North Syracuse, NY: •• Chestnut Street Sidewalk Extension •• Streetscape Design for US Route 11/Main Street •• Community Center Improvements City of Rochester, NY, 911 Expansion Feasibility Study Greater Rochester International Airport: •• •• •• ••
Perimeter Security System Rescue and Fire Fighting Complex Terminal Expansion Airfield Drainage Improvements
Onondaga County, NY: •• Green Infrastructure “Save the Rain” Program •• East and West Shore Trail Design Town of Greece, NY: •• Hampton Boulevard Reconstruction •• Stone Road Reconstruction •• Mill Road Sewer Replacement
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Kristin M. Dawe, PE, LEED AP Civil Engineer
Kristin has over 21 years’ experience with site layouts, gas pipelines, road design, grading, utility design and profiling, as well as stormwater management and erosion control. Kristin prepares construction estimates, and she coordinates projects with municipalities and review agencies. Representative project experience includes: Town of Macedon, NY, GIS Mapping Sewer Evaluation Education Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, NY, B.S. in Civil Engineering Registration & Certification Professional Engineer - NY LEED Accredited Professional
Village of Liverpool, NY, Fourth Street Sanitary Sewer Improvements Town of Salina, NY: •• •• •• •• •• •• •• ••
Duerr Park Pump Station Replacement Electronics Parkway Sewer Main Installation Replacement of Existing Sanitary Sewers in Sehr Park Eynsford Road and Chestnut Hill Drive Roadway Reconstruction & Drainage Improvements Victoria Park Drive Roadway Reconstruction and Drainage Improvements Westgate Lane, Cloverfield Circle, Willowbrook Lane, and the Eastgate Circle Cul-de-sac Roadway Reconstruction & Drainage Improvements Saltmakers, School and Kettle Roads Sewer Replacement Garden City Drive SSO and Young Ave SSO
Town of Lancaster, NY, Water System Improvements Monroe County Water Authority, NY, Stormwater Improvements Town of Cortlandville, NY, Waterline Extension City of Rochester, NY, 911 Expansion Feasibility Study Village of North Syracuse, NY, Main Street Streetscape Design Onondaga County Industrial Development Agency, NY, White Pine Commerce Park Wastewater Engineering Services Town of Romulus, NY, Water District Extension Greater Rochester International Airport, Terminal Improvements Monroe Community College, PAC Center Athletic Field House University of Rochester: •• •• •• •• ••
New South Substation & Phase 1 Distribution System Fauver Stadium Track Upgrades Central Utilities Redundant District Hot Water Supply River Campus Partial E-Loop Design and CA Services River Campus E-Loop Duct Bank Design #
Joe Delabruere, PE Electrical Engineer
Joe provides electrical design services for water and wastewater, sports, governmental and industrial facilities. Joe brings 15 years’ experience with power distribution, emergency/standby power, lighting, fire alarm, and security systems. Representative project experience includes:
Education Buffalo State College, NY, B.S. in Electrical Engineering Technology Registration & Certification Professional Engineer - NY
City of Rochester Department of Environmental Services, NY, Rochester Public Library Central Master Space Plan Greater Rochester International Airport, Baggage System & Security System Improvements Broome County Dept. of Public Works, NY, Binghamton Airport Waterline Extension Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority, Baggage Claim Expansion Buffalo Niagara International Airport, Electrical Distribution System Upgrade City of Rochester, NY, 911 Expansion Feasibility Study New York State Office of Mental Health, DASNY Statewide ArcFlash Studies (22 Sites) U.S. Army Corps of Engineers New York, Design Build Water System Expansion Fort Drum Monroe County, NY, GRIA Perimeter Security System Village of Marathon, NY, Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrades Roswell Park Cancer Institute Corp., Utilities Master Plan University of Rochester: •• Athletic Field Upgrades •• New South Substation & Phase 1 Distribution System State University of New York at Geneseo, Stadium Rehabilitation & Renovation Syracuse University, Football Practice Facility Site Design Washington & Lee University, Wilson Stadium
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James DiPasquale, PE Mechanical Engineer James has 10 years of experience in mechanical and plumbing system design among a wide range of building types, including commercial, healthcare, educational, industrial, laboratory, and manufacturing buildings. James is skilled at Level 2 building information modeling (BIM), and is a respected mentor to younger engineering and design staff. Representative project experience includes: Education Rochester Institute of Technology, NY, BS in Electrical and Mechanical Engineering Tech Registration & Certification Professional Engineer - NY
Greater Rochester International Airport: •• Cooling Tower Replacement and Terminal Building Controls •• Chiller Replacement Construction Administration Services •• Terminal Expansion CA/CI Services Monroe County, NY: •• Frontier Field Stadium Rehabilitation •• Public Safety Emergency Communication Facilities City of Rochester Department of Environmental Services, Rochester Public Library Central Master Space Plan Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority, Baggage Claim Expansion New York State Office of General Services, Design-Build Services for Exposition Building at the NYS Fairground in Syracuse, NY Dormitory Authority of New York State, Statewide Cooling Tower Monitoring and Testing New York State Dept. of Transportation, Ithaca Maintenance Facility St. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center, Main Parking Garage Johnstown Renewable Energy, Johnstown Renewable Acid Whey Facility Final Engineering RED-Rochester, LLC: •• NYSERDA / RED Rochester On-Site Energy Manager Program •• RED B511 Chilled Water Plant Upgrades Cornell Pochily Investment Advisors, Inc., South Hills Business Campus CHP Assessment
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CHA Canada St. Catharines, ON Novara GeoSolutions Norwell, MA American Fire Protection Birmingham, AL PDT Architects Portland, ME
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