Fall Issue 2015

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AN OFFICIAL BERGELECTRIC CORPORATION PUBLICATION
Design Build
Correctional
Bergelectric Excels at Mule Creek Infill Complex
INSIDE:
UT Dell Medical Research Building
Petco National Support Center
UHS Henderson Hospital
Seattle’s Tower 12
Ingram Micro in Irvine, CA
Bergelectric Charitable Foundation
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TEXAS
Leadership Message:
Bill Wingerning, CEO
Dell Medical Research Facility
At The University of Texas
Over my 33 year tenure with Bergelectric, I have seen the company
steadily grow to be one of the premier electrical contractors in the
country. 2015 has been another exciting year for Bergelectric. Fueled by
an improving economy in many of our regional office locations, we have a
very strong backlog of work and the future looks bright.
Throughout our history, Bergelectric has offered unlimited opportunities
for employees to achieve their career goals. The quality, experience
and training of our employees are not only the key to our success, but
key to building strong client relationships. When our employees take
advantage of the industry’s best training and educational opportunities
that Bergelectric offers; our projects benefit, our clients benefit, and most
of all, the entire construction industry benefits.
In addition to our ongoing training programs, we are holding a “Craft
Training Day” at our regional offices across the country. The event offers
training classes for safety as well as electrical installation means and
methods. Classes offered include: CPR/First Aid, Boom/Fork Lift, Confined Space, Lock Out/Tag
Out, Fall Protection, Ladder Safety, NEC Code, Wire Pulling, and more.
Bergelectric’s Potential Management Employee (PME) program continues to be successful in
growing future company leaders. The program is a progressive, eight level series, that combines
an educational curriculum with performance based wage reviews over a four year period. The
employees in the PME program have had a minimum of 4 years of college-level educational or
industry experience prior to entering. As part of the PME program, there are meetings at different
regional offices to learn about the regional office, visit some of our marquee projects, and interact
with Bergelectric management. Established in 2007, the Bergelectric PME program has graduated
many employees who are now in management positions.
T
he University of Texas and Seton
Healthcare have come together for
the beginning of a long-standing
partnership at Dell Medical School
located on the University of Texas
campus in Austin. The affiliation between
these two organizations is significant, as
the hospital will be part of an area-wide
organized system of care for low-income and
uninsured Travis County residents. Though
Seton will be Dell Medical School’s primary
partner in providing clinical programs, the
University will maintain the freedom to seek a
range of partners on education and research
programs. It is a significant marriage between
two prominent organizations in the Austin
area, combining academic medicine and the
surrounding community to improve health
outcomes.
Recently, Bergelectric superintendents from all of our regions collaborated at our National
Superintendents Meeting. This educational experience, led by our Directors of Field Operations,
Scott Humphries and Shawn Stauffer, took place at our Las Vegas regional office. Best practices
for installation methods and consistency were a major focus. It was also an opportunity for the
superintendents from across the country to share experiences.
Further adding to our culture of education, Bergelectric was a proud sponsor/mentor for San Diego
State University’s first-place team in the 2015 Associate Schools of Construction (ASC) Competition
in Reno, NV. The ASC is the professional association for the development and advancement of
construction education, where the sharing of ideas and knowledge inspires, guides and promotes
excellence in curricula, teaching, research and service. Taking time to mentor the industry’s
next generation and share with them Bergelectric’s nearly 70 years of industry knowledge is an
endearing goal for Bergelectric. A special thank you to all Bergelectric employees who helped to
mentor the winning team!
I am proud of the progressive educational opportunities that we have put in place, and thankful
for the opportunities that clients have given Bergelectric. It is our emphasis on education, growth
of our employees, and our long-lasting client relationships that truly makes Bergelectric a best-inclass contractor.
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An Official Bergelectric Corporation Publication
Bill Wingerning, CEO
Bergelectric Corp.
Bergelectric was proud to get the nod for the
electrical installation at Dell Medical Facility—
not only because it was a great opportunity
to work at the University of Texas, but
because of the facility’s noble ambition
of providing cost-efficient healthcare
and education to the local community. “It
really is a monumental healthcare facility
for the Austin region,” said Bergelectric’s
Austin Division Manager Louis Wyler. “The
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opportunity to work with the University
of Texas on a facility that has captured
the excitement of the entire community is
special.”
The UT Dell Medical Research Facility has
also been a great opportunity for Bergelectric
to again work with Hensel Phelps in the
state of Texas. Having a long relationship
“The opportunity to work
with the University of
Texas on a facility that has
captured the excitement
of the entire community is
special.”
with Hensel Phelps on projects across the
country, the Bergelectric-Hensel Phelps
team is off to a great start in Texas with
projects like the ABIA Terminal East Infill
project and the City of Austin Central Library.
“The UT Dell Medical Research Facility will
continue the Bergelectric-Hensel Phelps
team momentum in the Lone Star State,” said
Wyler.
Because of the jobsite’s on-campus location
(University of Texas in Austin campus),
Bergelectric took advantage of some of
their innovative practices to help eliminate
congestion on-site. Just-in-time deliveries,
for instance, have been utilized nicely. These
include prefabricated materials and major
electrical equipment, delivered to the job-site
just before they are ready to be installed
by Berg field crews. Additionally, material
management carts (a.k.a shark cages) have
been used throughout the site for efficient
material handling and waste disposal, making
for a lean installation process. Bergelectric
has relied on modern technology for a more
efficient installation process as well. Not
only did Bergelectric utilize BIM coordination
on the entire project, Trimble Total Station®
was used to produce pin-point accurate
installation points for field installations
like floor boxes and sleeves for the main
electrical rooms.
Crews recently celebrated the topping out of
the research facility in August of 2015, and
the team is on track for a 2017 completion.
Once completed, the university is intending
on achieving an ambitious LEED® Silver
Certification.
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LAS VEGAS
UHS Henderson
Hospital
A
BERG’S USE OF MODERN BIM TECHNOLOGY HAS
RAISED THE BAR FOR CONSTRUCTION EFFICIENCY
t Henderson Hospital—located
on the campus of Union Village in
Henderson, Nevada and the sixth
acute care hospital within The Valley
Health System —Bergelectric has
utilized their innovative Building Information
Modeling (BIM) and Prefabrication
resources to accomplish an unprecedented
installation process. Challenged with a
four-week schedule to perform all belowgrade installations in the main electrical
room, Bergelectric made use of advanced
technology in a coordination effort that could
only be defined as “the future of electrical
construction.”
Armed with Revit®, NavisWorks®, and
AutoDesk Point Layout® (APL), Bergelectric’s
BIM Department made it possible to
prefabricate the entire underground
installation off-site, then ship the assemblies
in sections for installation on the job-site.
Revit® allowed Berg to digitally embed each
conduit with detailed information in the
3D and 2D models (i.e. size, designations,
dimensions), color-coordinate conduits
to track the appropriate conduit group,
define duct-bank cage specifications for
prefabrication assemblies, and divide the
entire assembly into sections. NavisWorks®
enabled Berg’s BIM Department to review
the coordination model for conflicts that
included footing areas of influence. APL
was used to precisely layout the same
points off-site that would be used for final
placement on the job-site—including walls,
grid lines, and equipment windows. “It was
an impressive use of modern construction
technology,” said Bergelectric’s BIM
Technology Manager Derek Renn. “I am
really proud of our BIM Detailers and how
they have adapted to using advanced
technology.”
“Completion of the electrical underground
scope of work was vital for other trades
to begin their installation and key for the
entire project to remain on schedule,” said
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Bergelectric Superintendent Mike McGowan.
“Pressure was on us to keep the schedule in
line, to reduce the stacking of trades on-site,
and to reduce safety risks due to the erection
of steel on the job-site. We had to turn to
our BIM and prefabrication resources for
innovative solutions, and they delivered.”
Using NavisWorks®, Bergelectric reviewed the coordination model for
conflicts underground—including footing area of influences.
The benefits of prefabricating the entire
underground system off-site were stunning.
Bergelectric was able to reduce field
installation time of the main electrical
room from four weeks to just five days—
reducing labor cost by 19%. Not only did
the prefabrication assembly yard offer
Berg crews a controlled/safe construction
environment, but the process reduced
on-site labor cost, trenching sizes, and
on-site safety hazards. Bergelectric was
able to expand their existing underground
prefabrication capabilities and now have the
capacity to include the conduit connectivity
of sections within a transportable footprint.
Bergelectric used Revit® to identify and track the appropriate conduit
types by color.
In a controlled environment, Bergelectric prefabricated the entire main
electrical room assembly above ground prior to shipment to the job-site.
“This project really set new heights for
Bergelectric’s BIM and prefabrication
capabilities,” said Bergelectric President
Alan J. Mashburn. “Projects like Universal
Health Services’ Henderson Hospital help
us to push our boundaries and bring about a
sense of excitement for implementing these
practices in future projects.”
Bergelectric, in a design-build role with
Valley Health System and TJK Engineering,
is now embarking on the above ground
installation on the massive healthcare
campus. Once completed in late 2016,
the UHS Henderson Hospital will feature:
emergency services, inpatient and outpatient
surgery, women’s and children’s services
including pediatrics and maternity care,
cardiology, ancillary services—including
radiology, laboratory, respiratory and
inpatient pharmacy—and nursing units for
medical/surgical care, intermediate medical
care and intensive care.
With the use of Revit®, the prefabricated installation was built in sections
for easy shipment.
Once on site, the prefabricated assembly was installed and tied into
existing duct banks. The installation process on-site took only five days.
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PACIFIC NORTHWEST
SAN DIEGO
Building Seattle’s Skyline
Fast Track for an Industry Giant
Petco National Support Center
BERGELECTRIC IS REACHING FOR NEW HEIGHTS AT TOWER 12
B
ergelectric is working with
Continental Properties and PCL
Construction on a new 34-story
apartment project in downtown
Seattle. The tower will be
located at the northwest corner
of Second Avenue and Virginia Street. It
will be called “Tower 12” for the Seattle
Seahawks’ fans known as the “12th Man”.
Tower 12 will be one of the largest buildings
in downtown Seattle—and only one block
from the famous Pikes Place Market. This
was a unique opportunity for Berg as it
was a collaborative design with Rushing
Engineers utilizing Revit® technology
and Autodesk BIM 360™ Glue® for trade
coordination.
future retail spaces on the ground floor,
400-amp fire pump service, and 750kW
diesel generator to support emergency
loads such as the fire pump, elevators and
egress lighting.
Once completed, the tower will have a
total of 314 units ranging from 44 studios
to 12 luxury penthouses. The tower is
uniquely oriented to take advantage of
views in all directions of the city. There will
be amenities on the 34th floor—including
an outdoor terrace with sitting areas and
barbecues, a resident lounge, library,
game room, and exercise facility. Residents
will also have access to a media center,
conference room, and outdoor fireplace
and barbecue area on the sixth floor. Over
7,000 square feet of high-end retail will
exist at the lobby level.
Autodesk BIM 360™ Glue® is a cloudbased BIM Management program that
allows Bergelectric and other trades to
update their models in real time, reducing
the process of manually converting files,
and allowing for a more streamlined
collaboration process. The software
eliminates the old coordination process that
was more time-consuming because models
were only updated on a weekly basis. Now,
with BIM 360™ Glue®, Bergelectric is able
to participate in virtual meetings and model
updates on a daily basis; an expedited and
more accurate process.
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Storage space and off-loading areas are
limited at Tower 12 due to the congested
downtown location. Bergelectric will
undergo a stringent coordination effort with
vendors/suppliers to ensure the deliveries
arrive “just in time” with minimal impact to
the job-site. Additionally, Bergelectric will
rely heavily on their Prefabrication Division
to minimize on-site material handling. As an
example, Berg’s Prefabrication Division will
use their off-site, controlled environment to
assemble load-centers with pre-assembled
homeruns for field installation—ensuring
quality and eliminating overcrowding on the
job-site.
Loss-Time Incidents
300,000
s.f.
Office Improvement
With the help of Bergelectric, Petco recently
opened their brand new, 300,000-s.f.
National Support Center—an advanced
office facility that includes pet friendly
elements like synthetic turf installation, pet
watering stations, and topiaries of dogs and
cats. The new headquarters will allow the
industry giant to consolidate their corporate
campuses throughout the San Diego area.
Within an unprecedented eight-month
schedule, Bergelectric—in coordination
with Whiting-Turner Construction—worked
diligently to meet Petco’s ambitious schedule.
Value engineering ideas like alternate fixture
packages, MC Cable branch alternatives,
aluminum feeders in lieu of copper feeders,
To help accelerate the project deadline,
Bergelectric is scheduled to have
25 electricians on-site during peak
construction (fall of 2016). Berg crews will
be installing the following: two 3000-amp
services for residential and house power
capabilities, 1000-amp service for four (4)
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San Diego-based Petco—the privately
held pet retailing giant (founded in 1965)—
operates more than 1,300 pet store locations
across the United States, Mexico, and Puerto
Rico. Petco’s brand is recognizable virtually
everywhere, however, the name has become
synonymous with San Diego by becoming
a major local employer in the county and by
placing their name on top of the San Diego
Padre’s home park.
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and switchgear alternatives not only helped
to speed up the installation process, but also
minimized the overall cost for Petco.
Due to a well-organized field crew that
peaked at 52 electricians during the height
of the installation, Bergelectric was able to
overcome obstacles that included on-site
congestion from other contractors, and
spray-on noise insulation in the exposed
ceilings that could not be disturbed. The
exposed ceilings created another challenge
for Berg when it came to the installation of
MC Cable. Field crews were tasked with the
meticulous placement of all exposed MC
Cable in the ceilings in order to maintain the
facility’s aesthetic appeal. “This was quite a
challenge,” said General Foreman Fernando
DaSilva. “We really had to think outside the
box to reach our goal without getting behind
the schedule.”
Petco’s new “people-and pet-friendly”
Support Center was opened in August of
2015 and now brings together 650 Petco
employees from across San Diego County.
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FEATURE STORY
MULE CREEK INFILL COMPLEX
HOW BERGELECTRIC HAS BEEN ABLE TO EXCEL DESPITE AN AGGRESSIVE CONSTRUCTION
SCHEDULE IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
On the hard soil in Ione, California (Amador
County), Bergelectric has made great
strides on one of their largest design build
correctional facilities to date—Mule Creek
Infill Complex. The California Department
of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR)
project will include 544,000 s.f. of new
construction across 23 individual buildings,
and will house Level II inmates for the
California Prison System. The Mule Creek
Infill Complex is adjacent to the active, highsecurity Mule Creek State Prison.
Bergelectric has teamed with Hensel Phelps
and electrical designers EXP Services,
Inc. in a design-build effort that can only
be described as “extraordinary.” With only
800 days for design, permit, construction,
commission and turnover to CDCR, the team
has had to take exceptional steps to ensure
the project meets the demanding schedule.
To start, Bergelectric’s BIM Department
was brought on board at the early design
stages. Using BIM Level of Development
(LOD) 500, they were able to coordinate
the underground activities in a joint-trench
that ran the perimeter of the prison. The
BIM model, combined with Construction
Operations Building Information Exchange
(COBie), will serve as the final sign-off
document used by all subcontractors to
coordinate overhead MEP utilities, and as the
final as-built document that will eventually be
turned over to CDCR.
Because of the fast-track schedule involved
with this colossal installation, Bergelectric
made a great effort to engage in the design
process early on, which has been key to
keeping the project on track. “Our Design
Manager, Dean Oltjenbruns, has been on
board from the beginning—successfully
managing the design process,” said
Bergelectric’s Project Manager, Dan Winkels.
“He has helped bring concept to reality by
working with the field staff on a daily basis.”
In the field, Bergelectric has equipped
themselves with a highly-skilled supervision
staff that had recently come off of two
successful CDCR projects. “Without the
knowledge, professionalism and prison
experience that Foremen, Mike Pintus, Mike
Keefe and Mike Amador brought to the
table, this project would be nowhere near
the level of completion it is currently in,” said
Bergelectric General Foreman John Larson.
Thus far, Bergelectric field forces have
peaked at 115 electricians—15 of which were
Foremen.
Bergelectric’s scope of work does not stop
at the electrical installation. Their National
Technology Systems Group has been
contracted to provide the low voltage system
installation that includes telecommunications,
MATV, and fire alarm. Low voltage
technicians have peaked at approximately 30
technicians on site thus far.
Though Bergelectric has teamed with Hensel
Phelps on similar correctional facilities in the
state of California that include the 1.1-million
s.f. Coalinga State Hospital and the San
Quentin Central Health Services Facility,
the aggressive schedule at Mule Creek Infill
Complex is truly unique. There were three
separate precast concrete operations going
on simultaneously that produced 892 offsite electrical panels, 750 on-site electrical
panels, and 216 on-site dorm module units.
The precast components were crucial in
keeping the project on schedule. In fact,
Bergelectric had field installation crews
working in staggering shifts for 24 hours/day,
six days a week during much of this process
to insure the installation met the demanding
schedule.
In addition to the correctional complex,
Bergelectric is installing a new substation
and power generation facility. The adjacent
substation will consist of four (4) 2MW
Kohler generators, 1,200A ASCO Paralleling
Switchgear, 24,000 Gallon Fuel Farm and a
15/20MVA 60kV:12kV substation. The new
substation will tie into the new Mule Creek
Infill Complex along with the existing Mule
Creek State Prison.
Complex. LEED® features include daylight
harvesting, LED lighting in select areas,
separate metering of general power, and
lighting and mechanical loads for Energy
Measurement and Verification (EM&V).
Special environmental issues had to
be addressed on the job-site. Permits
were required to cross Mule Creek (the
adjacent creek that the facility is named
after). Additionally, local Native American
tribes were invited out on a few occasions
to examine suspected Native American
remains.
Despite the aggressive schedule and
arduous installation process, Bergelectric
is on track for completion in May of 2016.
“Much credit needs to be handed out to
our management staff that has helped keep
this project on track from day one,” said
Bergelectric Sacramento Regional Manager,
Pete Casazza. “This has been a monumental
job for the Sacramento Region. So far…it’s
been an all-around success!”
The CDCR is striving for a LEED® Silver
Certification for the Mule Creek Infill
Mule Creek Infill Complex by the Numbers...
2 Million ft.
Wire Installed
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11,500 ft.
Ductbanks Installed
7,500
Fixtures Installed
16,000
Receptacles Installed
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LOS ANGELES
High-Tech
Leader
Ingram Micro
Helping businesses realize the promise of
technology, Ingram Micro is the world’s
largest wholesale distributor of information
technology products with more than 200,000
customers in 170 countries worldwide. They
have been industry pioneers in technologies
like enterprise computing, automatic
identification, data capture (AIDC), point-ofsale (POS), consumer electronics, and much
more.
New Projects
Sahara DMV, Las Vegas, NV
the construction of Class A office upgrades
within a fast-track (9-week) schedule. “We
worked closely with the architect, lighting
designer and electrical engineer to select
fixtures that could meet the aggressive
construction schedule,” noted Bergelectric’s
Vice President of Preconstruction, Scott
Dater.
Adding to the complexity of the project,
the existing office facility remained
active throughout the entire duration of
construction. The 154,179-square foot
With the help of Bergelectric, Ingram Micro
renovation required all three floors to be
recently moved into an existing office facility
constructed concurrently in order to keep up
in Irvine, CA. They tapped general contractors with the aggressive schedule. Bergelectric
JLC Associates, electrical engineers TK1SC
had over 60 electricians on site during peak
Collaborative, and Bergelectric to facilitate
construction.
72 different types of light fixtures were
installed throughout the facility. “Tracking
these fixtures once they arrived on site
presented an additional challenge,” said
Bergelectric’s Project Manager, Christopher
Gonzales. “The deliveries had to be
scheduled in advance and scheduled in
between other trades that were also
delivering a lot of material,” he added.
Other electrifying features included over
400-floor cores for new floor boxes and
wiring, LED lighting with Watt Stopper control
system to meet Title 24 requirements,
105,000-feet of conduit and cable, and
478,000-feet of wire.
The new building, with 38,500 square feet of
space, is a replacement facility for the aging
DMV office. The new office will feature
40 customer service windows, up from the
current 34, outdoor kiosks for after-hours
transactions and spacious new offices for
the DMV Emissions Lab and the Office of
Administrative Hearings.
Bergelectric Region: Las Vegas
Client: Core Construction
Start Date: September 2015
Completion: December 2016
1212 Harrison Apartments, Seattle, WA
300,000-s.f. apartment facility in Downtown
Seattle. Project is a design build
collaboration with Holland Construction, Inc.
and Emerald City Engineers, Inc.
Bergelectric Region: Pacific Northwest
Client: Holland Construction, Inc.
Start Date: June 2015
Completion: August 2017
Hangar 5 Upgrades, Lemoore, CA
Bergelectric Charitable Foundation:
Hangars for new fighter aircraft are being
upgraded at Naval Air Station Lemoore. The
hangar upgrades are a $14.4 million project
to create maintenance facilities for the
F-35C Joint Strike Fighter. The stealth fighter
is under development by the U.S. military
and this particular model is worth about $116
million each.
2015 Cornhole Classic
Bergelectric Region: Sacramento
Client: Soltek Pacific
Start Date: August 2015
Completion: November 2016
Established in 2012, the Bergelectric Charitable Foundation exists to support and promote local initiatives and
charitable organizations central to the communities in which Bergelectric does business, with an emphasis on
improving healthcare and education in our communities.
To support their Charitable Foundation, Bergelectric’s San Diego Office hosted their first annual Cornhole
Classic Tournament. Local clients and vendors came out in droves to help support a worthy cause. 50 twoman teams tossed corn-filled bags in the September heat. Good food, good drinks, and good sportsmanship
made the event a success!
Education First, San Diego, CA
Hines 1144 15th St., Denver, CO
10-Story Tenant Improve project.
Bergelectric and team will convert a
healthcare facility into a state-of-the-art
educational facility.
1144 Fifteenth Street will be a
661,000-square-foot, Class AA trophy
office tower located on 15th Street between
Arapahoe and Lawrence Streets.
Designed by Pickard Chilton, the 42-story
LEED® Gold structure will feature
25,000-square-foot, highly efficient floor
plates, 10-foot floor-to-ceiling windows with
unobstructed mountain and city views and
three outdoor terraces. The building will
also have destination dispatch elevators,
a great-room style collaboration center, a
5,500-square-foot gym and an auto detailing
service in the more than 850 parking spaces
on 13 parking levels.
Bergelectric Region: San Diego
Client: Bycor General Contractors
Start Date: September 2015
Completion: July 2016
Calexico West Land Port of Entry, Calexico, CA
Creation of new pedestrian and privately
owned vehicle (POV) inspection facilities.
These facilities will include 16 northbound
lanes and five southbound lanes.
Additionally, a new administration space,
headhouse, and 32 secondary inspection
stations serving northbound and southbound
traffic have been designed. Striving for
LEED® silver certification.
Bergelectric Region: San Diego
Client: Hensel Phelps
Start Date: December 2015
Completion: December 2017
Bergelectric Region: Denver
Client: Hensel Phelps
Start Date: June 2015
Completion: January 2018
Europa Wineries, Hotel & Spa, Temecula, CA
Four buildings that will make up three
distinctively themed European style wineries,
two themed restaurants, retail shops, sixty
new hotel rooms, plus a spa in Temecula,
CA. Doors are anticipated to be open in the
fall of 2017.
Bergelectric Region: San Diego
Client: CW Driver
Start Date: April 2016
Completion: October 2017
A majority of the proceeds were given to support Bergelectric Superintendent Mat Pucket and his family,
while his son is undergoing Stem Cell & Oxygen Therapy. Private donations can be made to help support his
family at the website below.
Solarwinds Level 2 Wing A Renovation, Austin, TX
www.gofundme.com/helpslaterpuckett
This project consists of renovations to
an existing open office area. The space
utilizes a raised access floor with underfloor
modular wiring power distribution system.
Bergelectric Region: Austin
Client: Swinerton Builders
Start Date: August 2015
Completion: November 2015
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