Proposal for MEP engineering services dated May 6, 1992

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J. Patrick Carpenter, PE Senior Engineering Principal TKLP Education Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, University of Pennsylvania, 1976

Registration 1976, Professional Engineer: Pennsylvania and New Jersey

Years Experience With TKLP: 23 With Other Firms: 0

Responsibilities Mr. Carpenter joined TKLP in 1969 as a project engineer and has functioned as Project Man­ ager, Chief HVAC Engineer, and Director of Mechanical Services. As Senior Engineering Principal, his role is particularly significant during conceptual phases of engineering for analysis and development of mechanical-system configurations and arrangements. During this phase, design solutions can be developed most effectively when balanced with consid­ erations for function, operation, safety, cost, and flexibility.

Reason Selected Mr. Carpenter will be the senior engineering designer for the project team. He will help in for this Project developing master plan and programming engineering issues; provide hands-on leadership of the design effort; create design solutions that appropriately address aesthetic, environ­ mental solutions within budget requirements.

Mr. Carpenter is a part of the team because of his expertise on computer and other high- technology and energy-intensive facilities. His work on projects and with professional organizations has entailed environmental optimization, and operational effectiveness as they impact both energy use in buildings and effective owner start-up and commissioning. Mr. Carpenter has developed many mechanical systems concepts for computer/office facilities and has performed extensive analysis of central mechanical plant configurations including building and site distribution of heating, cooling, water, drainage; and fire safety utilities required for master planning multi-building facilities. He has also performed detailed en­ ergy analyses for both site development and system optimization.

Relevant Much of Mr. Carpenter's valuable expertise derives from his exposure to the complexity Experience/ and variety of projects designed by TKLP, each with unique opportunities and constraints. Qualifications His project experience includes the following:

Conrail Corporation, Philadelphia, PA Full A/E design, documentation, security, and interior design services for a 121,000 SF facil­ ity hardened against man-made and natural disasters. Included are a 40,000 SF raised floor computer room and 20,000 SF raised-floor office space.

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Information Systems Facility, Fort Belvoir, VA This 92,500 SF computer facility is designed to accommodate 24-hour service for telecom­ munications, automation systems, visual information, records management, and printing and publication. The facility is meant to accommodate an anticipated growth of more than 230 percent in the Fort's requirements.

United Airlines, Denver, CO A 115,000 SF centralized computer center to support UAL's Apollo Airline reservation sys­ tem, which is in operation 24 hours a day, seven days a week. All of this space is raised-floor space: 57,000 SF for computer hardware; 17,000 SF for office functions attached to the com­ puter operations; 11,000 SF for miscellaneous support functions; and the remaining 30,000 SF for mechanical and electrical support. The facility is designed with 100% backup for the mechanical and electrical systems, including a UPS system and emergency power generators.

Forest City Tech Place Associates for Full Engineering Services 05/06/92 [P237] B-4

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