KCPD East Patrol Division, Kansas City, MO
$60,000,000 Mech/Elec. Project
Responsible for the mechanical and electrical design for the Police Evidence Depository Building, street, and parking lot lighting, as well as the emergency generator design in the central plant. The facility was designed for LEED® Gold and implemented many energy savings systems such as geothermal, chilled beams, energy recovery units, and LED lighting.
Justice Center Security Upgrades, St. Louis, MO
$150,000 MEP Project
Renovation of the Lower-Level Equipment and Main Control Rooms of the St. Louis Justice Center. Custom Engineering also provided an HVAC and Electrical review and associated design of the Lower-Level Equipment Room and Main Control Room to accommodate the additional equipment loads provided by the security equipment included in the project.
City Hall 23rd Flood Renovation, Kansas City, MO
$150,000 MEP Project
The floor was renovated and updated with a new architectural floor plan that required rezoning the HVAC system with existing terminal units and provision of a new duct layout. All existing fluorescent lights were replaced with new LED lights, and receptacles were also replaced. Power for all HVAC equipment was provided as well.
The design reused the existing electrical panels and added a new one for the new load. We also provided new fire alarm devices and connected them to the existing fire alarm systems for the building.
The design reused the existing electrical panels and added a new one for the new load. We also provided new fire alarm devices and connected them to the existing fire alarm systems for the building.
Ft. Leonard Wood TBUP12 Enhanced Commissioning, Ft. Leonard Wood, MO
$2,200,000 Commissioning Project
The Training Barracks Upgrade Program FY-12 (TBUP12) was a "gut and renovation" of two existing three-story barracks. As part of a commissioning team, Custom Engineering observed functional testing and related tasks. The commissioning commenced with an initial site visit that involved a walk-through of the site to create a preliminary punch list. This punch list was the framework for several steps of system verification with multiple contractors.