IMEG provided commissioning services for a two-phase greenfield project that included a new central utility plant, 11-story patient tower, and an emergency care department. The new hospital is seeking LEED Silver certification. The commissioning agents provided design reviews, development of commissioning specifications and plan, and attended design phase meetings. This project was delivered as a
IMEG provided engineering design and services for the utility-scale Red Rock Solar Generating Facility for Arizona Public Service (APS). The project is APS’s largest solar plant to date with 2,286 single-axis trackers supporting 182,880 photovoltaic panels generating 40 MW-AC and 57.6 MW-DC of solar energy on 400 acres. Engineers provided electrical engineering design for the
IMEG provided energy modeling services for the new Raining Rose headquarters and manufacturing facility, which achieved LEED certification under New Construction, v2009. Raining Rose produces lip balm under its own name and for several nationally recognized brands. The company also produces lotions, soap, sunscreens and hand sanitizers from natural ingredients. The new energy-efficient building allowed the company to
IMEG provided engineering design and services for the 107,000-sf Federal Research Laboratory facility operated by the Secretaria de Salud in the heart of Mexico City. The facility consists of a vivarium and Bio-Safety Laboratory Level III (BSL-3) high containment laboratories that focus on Tuberculosis research. The labs are designed to comply with strict CDC BMBL requirements for a
IMEG provided design for upgrades to the Port of San Antonio’s existing facility and signal reference grounding systems for a 100,000-sf data center. The design installation complied with Military Handbook 419A (Grounding, Bonding, and Shielding for Electronic Equipment and Facilities). The design allowed for a phased installation and cutover approach to minimize impact of the
IMEG is providing commissioning services for Golden Empire Transit’s modern facility that accommodates a fleet of 130 transit buses, increasing operational efficiencies for 130 employees and 300 bus operators. The building is seeking LEED Platinum certification. Various sustainable strategies were used to create a holistic and efficient system. Multi-tiered approaches to significant environmental demands allow
IMEG provided MEP design and fundamental commissioning for the new Bell Helicopter headquarters facility. This facility marks the first major capital construction project Bell has done since the Vietnam era. The new 250,000-sf, five story headquarters office building includes a new courtyard and in-house engineering, security, information technologies, and executive offices. It will host a
Edward R. Roybal Learning Center is situated on a 35–acre site that includes four small learning communities and two pilot schools, with a total of 104 classrooms. The project consisted of the demolition of two existing buildings, completion of four existing buildings, 500,000-sf parking garage, and the construction of two new buildings (130,000-sf). The installation of an active and
IMEG provided comprehensive enhanced commissioning services for the remodel of Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Corporation’s storage building conversion into a manufacturing facility for parts for new military aircraft. Commissioning agents conducted design review of the drawing for constructability and to confirm that the design presented was in accordance with the owner’s project requirements. IMEG reviewed the installation of all MEP equipment and systems to validate the installations with
IMEG served as the commissioning authority for the University of Chicago Medicine’s Medical Center, which achieved LEED Silver certification. IMEG provided both LEED Fundamental and Enhanced commissioning for the nearly 1.2 million square foot, 10-story facility – a world class addition to the existing medical center. The center is focused on advanced treatment of cancer,
