Proposal for MEP engineering services dated May 6, 1992

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Thomas E. Reed, PE Associate / Chief Instrumentation Engineer TKLP

Education Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, Pennsylvania State University, 1981

Registration 1986, Professional Engineeer: Pennsylvania, Maryland, Connecticut, and New Jersey

Years Experience With TKLP: 11 With Other Firms: 0

Responsibilities As Chief Instrumentation Engineer, Mr. Reed is responsible for the supervision of all engi­ neering and design of the instrumentation systems for a project. He is involved with early conceptual engineering, analysis and development of the following systems: control and automation; data acquisition; facilities management; security; fire alarm; and voice and data communications. Throughout all phases of design and documentation, Mr. Reed is respon­ sible for concept engineering, design, and in-process quality control for all instrumentation projects.

Reason Selected He is proposed for the team for his proven ability to oversee all high-tech automation and for this Project special systems aspects of a project simultaneously to achieve appropriate design decisions and coordination. Projects on which he has worked include: Relevant Conrail Corporation, Philadelphia, PA Experience/ Full A/E design, documentation, high-security, and interior design services for a 121,000 SF Qualifications hardened facility against man-made and natural disasters. Included are a 40,000 SF raised floor computer room and 20,(X)0 SF raised-floor office space.

U.S. Anny 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.

Johnson & Johnson, Management Information Center, Raritan, N] Expansion and renovation of a 74,500 GSF computer facility located on a 33-acre wooded site. Included are A/E design and documentation of a two-story office building addition to house a 52,500 SF cafeteria and renovation of 29,250 SF in the existing MIC for expansion of the raised floor computer area and Live For Life fitness facility.

Shearson Lehman Brothers, New York, NY M/E design and construction administration for a 720,000 SF operations center with 120,000 SF of computer area and 260,000 SF of raised floor area for convenient access and flexibility in electronic/communications distribution. The telecommunications and data communica­ tions systems use fiber optics with high redundancy and flexibility at local switching levels. Backup for the electrical systems is provided by six separate power feeds, a UPS system, and 12 MW auxiliary power available from on-site emergency generators. Water storage tanks with a 200,0{X) gallon capacity are available to supply the cooling towers in the event of water failure. Chiller capacity is 4,000 tons. Reject^ heat from the computers and support machinery heat the almost 600,000 SF of administrative office spaces. Preaction sprinklers and a dry-halon 1301 full-flooding system provide fire protection.

Sterling Winthrop Inc., Pharmaceuticals Research Division, Upper Providence Township, PA Master plan, A/E design and construction administration for a 1,500,000 SF pharmaceutical R&D facility that includes 1,000,000 SF of space for administration. The facility design solu­ tion for instrumentation systems included a complete Industrial Process Control (DCS) System combining data acquisition, control, FDA compliance monitoring, and facilities manage­ ment functions. Integration of data with corporate MIS systems allowed for integration of

Forest City Tech Place Associates for Full Engineering Services 05/06/92 [P2371 B-15

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