Proposal for MEP engineering services dated May 6, 1992

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Gerald W. Fink, PE Project Manager TKLP

Relevant E.I. du Font de Nemours & Co., Inc, Wilmington, DE Experience/ The retrofit of centralized laboratories in a 54,000 SF chemical R&D building, this project Qualifications included design of variable air volume controls for primary and standby exhaust fans, a (confd.) hood exhaust system for 150 hoods, installation of 25-foot-high exhaust stacks and room pressurization controls. The project included the installation of a 60,000 CFM air-handling system serving 18,000 SF of chemical R&D laboratories, as well as construction of a new penthouse and the routing of utilities up through the building. It also involved the design of a dedicated low-temperature chiller and air-handling system serving 1,000 SF, 500 MHz NMR room and NMR/mass spectrometer instrumentation laboratories.

Merck & Co., Inc., Merck, Sharp & Dohme Research Laboratories, West Point, PA This project involved the design of the HVAC system for a 6,000 SF animal laboratory and coccidiosis pilot plant including special air-filtration and room-pressurization criteria, and structural and electrical support. It also involved the replacement of a HVAC unit serving 14,000 SF of medical chemistry research laboratories and upgrades of the controls, ductwork distribution, and exhaust systems. Mr. Fink also performed a study evaluating condition, capacities, and shortcomings of the HVAC system serving a 50,000 SF multi-story office building. The recommendations are currently being implemented in a full design. Further work involved the installation of an 80-ton air-cooled, low-temperature process cooling pack­ aged chiller and related glycol holding tanks and pumps. The building remained operational during the construction. Finally, Mr. Fink was involved in the design of the HVAC system, lighting and electrical power distribution, and fire protection for a 6,000 SF automated mate­ rial handling test facility. GE Astrospace, Princeton, N] Analysis of the HVAC systems supporting satellite assembly areas and bench acceptance testing laboratory. The analysis determined the causes for environmental shortcomings which placed the rooms outside of NASA specifications. Potential single point failures were also identified. Subsequent projects included appropriation grade cost estimates for the addi­ tion of 1,200 tons of chiller plant, design of remedial modification to the chiller plant, and design of the environmental systems for a 2,000 SF computer center serving satellite testing and validation.

In his experience prior to TKLP, Mr. Fink was also project engineer and assistant project manager for the following client projects: Pepper, Hamilton and Scheetz, Philadelphia, PA Tenant fit-up of 170,000 SF of law space in Two Logan Square. Included were the addition of a state-of-the-art telecommunications system and supplemental air-conditioning equip­ ment for the 3,000 SF computer center.

Reed, Smith, Shaw & McCay, Philadelphia, PA Tenant fit-up of 75,000 SF in One Liberty Place. The project included after-hours cooling of the computer room, conference rooms, and word processing and printing/production ar­ eas. Structural design was provided for monumental stair and reinforcement of floors as needed.

General Accident Insurance Company, Philadelphia, PA Design of environmental systems for 11,5000 SF of computer center relocation, including a 300-ton chiller plant. The project also involved renovation of existing vacated computer rooms to accommodate the addition of laser printers and paper storage.

Societies International Society of Pharmaceutical Engineers (ISPE)

Forest City Tech Place Associates for Full Engineering Services 05/06/92 [P237] B-9

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