IMEG provided HVAC, plumbing, fire protection and electrical design services. The 122,000-sf building includes a single story manufacturing center wing which includes welding labs, maker space and energy/industrial tech lab and a two story wing which contains dental hygiene suites, a bookstore and admissions/advising offices on the first floor and classrooms, offices and science labs
Festo in Mason, Ohio added a 350,000-sf addition to the existing facility to accommodate Festo’s logistics, production center, and offices. IMEG provided lists of required mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and fire protection systems and equipment, as well as reviewed the capacity of the existing utility and generator power systems against the projected load of the new
Cincinnati Machine, Inc. relocated its Cincinnati, Ohio, operations to an existing 137,400-sf plant in Hebron, Kentucky. The renovation of the existing building included replacement of the existing floor with 5-foot thick floors and construction of a 45,000-sf, 40-foot clear height building addition. Operations at the facility include complex composite processes, and the assembly and testing
GE Aviation requested IMEG to provide engineering services for a new research/production laboratory at their aircraft engine facility in Cincinnati, Ohio. The scope of work included the total remodel of an existing factory space into a state-of-the-art metals coating facility for both research and production. The coatings of multiple aviation parts are included in this
A $50,000,000 Greenfield expansion project to create a new 757,750-sf travel trailer production facility at Airstream in Jackson Center, Ohio. Through the expansion project, Airstream consolidated multiple production spaces into a single facility. This promoted efficiency and productivity within the manufacturing process and, as a result, enabled Airstream to increase its productions and broaden its
IMEG provided engineering and design services for a new 115,000-sf, 155-key, eight-story hotel in Grand Rapids, MI, designed to Hilton Canopy Standards. The hotel also includes a full-service commercial kitchen, full-service commercial laundry, meeting spaces, and a rooftop bar. IMEG worked closely with the owners, architect, other consultants, site design teams, hotel brand, and separate
IMEG provided mechanical and electrical engineering design services for the HVAC, plumbing, process piping, power, and lighting systems for Wapsie Valley Creamery’s new cheese packing line. Our team worked with the owner, architect, and the process equipment vendor to assure the project would meet the owners requirements. Key system designs included variable air volume (VAV)
TH Foods needed to create a space in its pilot plant to work with chocolate coated products, an area that needed to maintain 50°F and 40% relative humidity when work was being done in the space. IMEG engineers, the owner, and the architect, conferred and reviewed potential methods to create the space, concluding TH Foods
IMEG developed a solution for Lockheed Martin Space Systems Company to transit the Launch Abort System (LAS) through an enlarged opening above the existing door of the former NASA Canister Rotation Facility. Launch Abort System Facility (LASF) modifications and renovations involved changes to the facility infrastructure to accommodate and support the Orion spacecraft operations when
