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Proposal for MEP engineering services dated May 6, 1992

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Formal proposal document dated May 6, 1992, outlining MEP engineering services provided by an architectural firm.

NYC-WTC_000166571–000166697

Folder label: “Proposal for Full Comprehensive MEP Engineering Services for Forest City Tech Place Associates

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1. Project Understanding TKLP

Forest City Tech Place Associates (FCTPA) intends to construct a building at 11 MetroTech Center. New York City's Computer and Data Communications Services Agency (CEX2SA), which operates the City's technological infrastructure, will be the major tenant. CDCSA oper­ ates the Computer Service Center (CSC) and the CITYNET data communications network. CEXZSA's lease is expiring in 1994 and they are seeking space for their data center and admin­ istrative offices.

We imderstand the building will be a structure of 188,000 GSF. CDCSA will occupy 50,000 USF of multi-floor data center and 62,000 USF of office space. The balance of space will be retail/office space, mechanical/electrical space, parking and grossing factors.

The mechanical/electrical/plumbing (MEP) engineering will integrate both the base building systems and the tenant fitout design for a comprehensive design capable of meeting CDCSA's needs. The integrated engineering approach will permit a unified design to create the highest degree of reliability.

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

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