Proposal for MEP engineering services dated May 6, 1992

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Bany L. Hutchinson Design Supervisor / Instrumentation, LifeSafety, &Security Systems TKLP Education Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, Elysion College, 1987 Burlington County College, Advanced Electronics Courses

Years Experience With TKLP: 12 With Other Firms: 20

Responsibilities As security and fire systems specialist, Mr. Hutchinson is responsible for concepts, engi­ neering and design supervision for instrumentation, information/communications/life safety and security systems.

Reason Selected Mr. Hutchinson has over 30 years of experience in the research, engineering and design of for this Project security, closed circuit television (CCTV), communications and fire alarm systems in addi­ tion to equipment used for the instrumentation and control of building comfort and process-related systems. Mr. Hutchinson also has extensive experience in systems concept and scope development of large facilities including program development, operational pro­ cedures review, threat analysis, security force operations and construction supervision. Mr. Hutchinson regularly conducts employee training seminars, and has for the past three years been an instructor for fire alarm and security systems design and application for an evening graduate class at Hahnemann University.

Relevant The following is a partial list of major projects for which Mr. Hutchinson had responsibility Experience/ for scope development, system engineering, design supervision and preparation of related Qualifications specifications:

J.P. Morgan Services Inc., Stanton, DE A 300,000 SF facility containing computer operations and computer support functions. Di­ rect engineering and design responsibility included a 700-point direct digital, distributed processing control energy management system used to control facility chillers, air-handling equipment and pumping systems, a 620-zone life safety system using voice communication, a card access system consisting of 125 card readers and an extensive microprocessor-based CCTV system with 30 cameras and 26 system monitors.

Merrill Lynch & Co., Princeton, NJ Master plan and design of a 1,800,000 SF corporate campus located on a 276-acre tract. The architectural concept of this project is that of a working village of conference rooms, offices, computer facilities, housing for 365 persons at a time, recreational areas, parking, and open spaces. The main thoroughfare, an enclosed pedestrian walkway, connects to smaller av­ enues that lead to major buildings. This rural-suburban setting suites the client's wishes for a corporate image that complements and respects the environment. Access flooring and task lighting, used throughout the office complex, lend maximum flexibility for relocating per­ sonnel and power and communications systems. The Phase 11,000,000 SF conference/training facility includes 15,000 SF of raised-floor area for computers and telecommunications. The state-of-the-art conference/seminar rooms and 316-seat auditorium incorporate presenta­ tion capability for large and small groups. The facility offers a full-scale indoor fitness center, various types of dining facilities, and sleeping accommodations. The Phase II addition con­ sists of 350,000 SF of office space and is now under construction.

Exxon Corporation, Communications and Computer Sciences Center, Florham Park, NJ A 265,000 SF computer center containing 28,000 SF of computer operations area with raised floors throughout. Two utility feeds, 60-HZ and 415-HZ UPS systems, and three 1070-KW emergency generators provide backup for the critical electrical systems.

Forest City Tech Place Associates for Full Engineering Services 05/06/92 [P237] B-21

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