Proposal for MEP engineering services dated May 6, 1992

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Thomas E. Reed, PE Associate / Chief Instrumentation Engineer TKLP Relevant process and facility data with management information. The DCS system provided all con­ Experience/ trol and monitoring of CGMP spaces and support utility equipment. A complete Qualifications communications cabling system was designed using copper and fiber-optic-based media, (cont'd.) connecting each workstation to a corporate communications backbone and public networks. A site-wide security and life safety system was designed, utilizing site and interior CCTV, access control, intrusion detection system, fire monitoring and alarming and emergency voice communications systems.

International Monetary Fund, Headquarters Office Building, Washington, DC Architectural, engineering, and interior design and construction administration for this 1,066,000 SF headquarters which houses eating areas, offices, executive suites, business and legal libraries, board rooms, lounges, and conference rooms. Beneath the building is a con­ course level housing several service functions and a four-story parking garage accommodating 800 cars. The Joint Computer Center servicing the needs of the Fund is also located in the concourse. The 265,000 SF Phase II addition was completed in 1983. Complete fire alarm system renovation curently underway (800 zones). TKLP is now completing mas­ ter site and space planning for a proposed 100,000 SF computer facility and the Phase III addition of 450,000 SF which completes the full block complex. Orient^ around a second atrium, the member nation offices are supported by dining and meeting facilities. Extensive landscaping and an enlarged visitor's center provide amenities to the Washington public as well as the Fund's Associates.

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Belvoir, VA This secure administrative facility for the Intelligence and Security Command (INSCOM) headquarters consists of 230,000 SF designed for extensive use of computers. Raised floors throughout the facility provide convenient access and great flexibility for electrical/elec­ tronic/communications distribution systems. The 40,000 SF computer center and other critical operations areas are supported by a UPS system and emergency power generation. The design incorporates extensive measures to guard against physical and electronic intrusion, including fencing, road bends, vehicle barriers, TEMPEST shielding, white sound barriers, and interior door access control.

Department of the Army, Office of Chief Engineers; and Department of the Navy, Naval Civil Engineering Laboratory Develop^ EMCS Guide Specification for use by Department of Defense in the design and procurement of Energy Monitoring and Control Systems (EMCS) for both continental and outside the continental U.S.

Societies Instrumentation Society of America (ISA); Senior Member Education Committee Chairman (1990-1992) Served on Board of Directors for Philadelphia Section - Treasurer (1991-92); Secretary (1990-91) American Society of Heating Refrigerating & Air-conditioning Engineers

Teaching Mr. Reed has personally assisted in the development and the ongoing instruction of EMCS Experience inspection guidelines developed for the Army Corps of Engineers and participated in vari­ ous other university graduate-level courses on instrumentation systems, such as "Automated Intelligence in Facilities" for Drexel University.

"Issues in Automation," ISA/ISPE Joint Conference, June 1991 Publications "Communications Systems for Enhanced Business Services," Commercial Renovation, June 1991

Forest City Tech Place Associates for Full Engineering Services 05 /06/92 [P237] B-16

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