Proposal for MEP engineering services dated May 6, 1992

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Jeffrey Cosiol, PE Project Director, Engineering Consulting Services TKLP Education Master of Science in Electrical Engineering, Drexel University, 1970 Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, Lowell Technological Institute, 1967

Registration 1973, Professional Engineering: Pennsylvania

Years Experience With TKLP: 14 With Other Firms: 7

Responsibilities Mr. Cosiol is a managing principal and project manager for electronic systems, including voice and data communication systems, computer-based security and energy management systems (EMCS), and automation systems for commercial, industrial, and institutional fa­ cilities. His responsibilities pertaining to security and communications include direction of site investigations, threat analysis, development of security goals and objectives, prepara­ tion of detailed designs, and identification and evaluation of system alternatives. He also supervises drawing documentation, system punch-put, and testing.

Reason Selected Mr. Cosiol is assigned to the project because of his significant experience working on secu­ for this Project rity and communication systems with both the private sector and the government.

Relevant J. P. Morgan Services Inc., New York, NY Experience/ Mr. Cosiol prepared a security evaluation study for this large bank headquarters. The final Qualifications product included the criteria necessary for establishing a complete security design as well as a series of typical security scenarios for various floor arrangements.

Sterling Winthrop Inc., Pharmaceuticals Research Division, Upper Providence Township, PA Design and documentation of complete security and communications cabling system for a 1300,000 SF pharmaceutical R&D complex. The design includes over 12 miles of fiber optic cable as a campus backbone for voice and data; a distributed PBX; and unshielded twisted pair and fiber optic cable to approximately 2,000 workstations. Mr. Cosiol was Project Direc­ tor for complete security analysis and design for this 1,500,000 SF pharmaceutical R&D complex. The project included threat analysis and thorough technical review of security alarm, CCTV, and manufacturers' card access equipment to determine what was best suited to the project. Magnetic stripe, proximity, and Weigand card access technologies were con­ sidered. In addition to a complete security communications center, system equipment included 71 CCTV cameras with fiber optic video transmission, 100 card readers, and remote control of exterior gates. Mr. Cosiol also developed bid-ready technical package and design for renovating and upgrading an existing security and card access system Based on a detailed technology study, a completely new central processing system was specified and provided.

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Huntsville Division, Huntsville, AL Site investigation and preliminary design for computer controlled intrusion detection sys­ tem at five classified sites.

Glaxo, Inc, Research Triangle Park, NC Etesign of intrusion detection, access control, and a closed-circuit television system requir­ ing 20 miles of fiber optic cable, for this 1,500,000 SF R&D complex. A full exterior/interior security system for the Sales Training Center and Scale-up Facility for this leading drug manufacturer. The design was taken from the conceptual to a complete construction-ready package and installation observation services. The design includ^ multiple security and access levels ranging from administrative offices to highly secure file, drug testing, and haz­ ardous materials areas. CCTH, electronic and manual security measures were integrated into an overall campus distributed processing system with boA central and satellite moni­ toring and display stations. Current work involves a large scale facility expansion including two new high-rise laboratory and administrative buildings.

Forest City Tech Place Associates for Full Engineering Services 05/06/92 [P237] B-24

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