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March 19, 2021

Mr. George Noewatne

Town of Cheshire

c/o Department of Public Works and Engineering

84 South Main Street, Room 213

Cheshire, CT 06410

Re: HVAC Improvements at the Cheshire High School

Proposal # 2021-10

S/P+A Project No. 21.073

Dear Mr. Noewatne:

Silver / Petrucelli + Associates is pleased to present our team of experienced professionals whose portfolio of

similar work, we believe, is precisely what the Town of Cheshire is seeking for HVAC improvements at Cheshire

High School.

The Town of Cheshire deserves a design team that

understands the challenges of HVAC replacement. Our

firm’s proven ability to develop responsive, budget-

controlled HVAC projects is evidenced by work that we

have accomplished on several similar projects. These

include a massive boiler and chiller plant replacement at

Foran High School in Milford which required careful

phasing of its two boilers and larger chilled water plant,

coordinating schedules around both the student occupancies

and the public use of the aquatic center.

We have also designed the installation of air conditioning,

dehumidification and ventilation systems in facilities that

previously were only heated. Projects have been completed

in Norwalk, Hamden, North Branford and North Haven.

All of these projects involved central boilers, central

chillers, and four-pipe hydronic systems. Our architects

and engineers conducted the required research, prepared construction documents, and provided critical support

during the bid and construction phases for all of these projects which were delivered under budget.

Most recently, school districts have been advised that ensuring a good flow of fresh air helps dissipate any

COVID virus that might find its way inside their school buildings. Our engineers are assisting the Towns of

Fairfield and Guilford with evaluations of their school ventilation systems as these school systems assure

educators, parents and students of safe hybrid and in-school learning environments.

We recently completed HVAC replacement on

Windsor’s JFK Elementary School.

Town of Cheshire

Cheshire HS HVAC Improvements

March 19, 2021

Page Two

Our in-house technical knowledge and expertise in HVAC design will prove to be valuable in developing design

solutions that are consistent with your schedule and budget. Unlike other Connecticut firms, having an integrated

in-house team of architects, M/E/P/FP engineers, interior designers, specifications writers, code consultants and

construction administrators creates great momentum in reaching project goals. In addition to Professional

Engineer, AIA, and NCIDQ registrations, staff hold building official credentials and LEED accreditation.

We have completed a number of projects at the High School and other Cheshire schools. These include:

• ADA code improvements at Cheshire High

School

• Cheshire High School concession stand &

pergola

• Cheshire High School window replacement

• Cheshire High School storage building

• Replacement of the H.S. gym floor

• Norton ES Toilet Renovations

• HVAC and dehumidification design services for

the tunnel structures running underneath Cheshire

High School

• Media center space study at the Highland School

• Chapman Elementary School window

replacement

• Doolittle Toilet Renovations

Silver / Petrucelli + Associates is supported by

leading edge computing and workplace technology

for design, programming, drawing documentation and

production, project management, scheduling,

specification, and construction administration.

Advanced 3D technologies such as Revit and virtual

reality, are fully integrated in house to enhance

conceptual design planning. This includes secure

BIM 360 for “cloud” coordination during the Covid

pandemic, delivering superior coordinated designs

as we pivoted to work remotely.

Please feel free to contact me with any questions at 203-230-9007 x206 or [email protected]. Thank

you for the opportunity to continue working with the Town of Cheshire.

Sincerely,

William R. Silver, AIA

President

Town of Cheshire

Cheshire High School HVAC Improvements

Table of Contents

Section I: Firm Profile

Section II: Relevant Experience

Section III: Design Team Organization

Resumes of Key Personnel

Section IV: Town of Cheshire Proposal Forms:

• Proposer’s Legal Status Disclosure

• Proposer’s Certification

• Proposer’s Non-Collusion Affidavit

• Proposer’s Statement of References

As requested, our Fee Proposal is provided under separate cover.

Silver / Petrucelli + Associates (S/P+A) is an architecture, engineering and interior design collaborative headquartered in Hamden with an office in New London. We have been providing services in Connecticut since 1991. From our most treasured historic buildings to state-of-the-art learning facilities and modern workspaces, the firm takes a practical architecture and progressive design approach to each project. Projects include new construction, renovate-as-new, expansion, repair and renovation, code conformance improvements, building system modifications and window/door and roof replacements. Work scopes range from programming through post-construction and advanced technologies are fully integrated in house to enhance both design and construction. The firm is committed to sustainability and LEED-inspired design solutions that are environmentally responsive and resource efficient. We are proud of our strong performance under long-term, on-call assignments where we have effectively demonstrated our design diversity, estimating acuity, and responsiveness under more than 40 such agreements including repeat awards from the Connecticut Department of Construction Services, CT Department of Justice, U.S. Navy, United States Postal Service (USPS) and the University of Connecticut. We believe diverse and balanced design teams deliver the smoothest projects. Our project teams are a mix of experience levels representing each generational group from their 20’s to 60’s. By effectively leveraging the diversity in our experience, our projects benefit from a balance of knowledge sharing and new and proven design techniques. Project assignments have been completed in every county and nearly every town and city in Connecticut, with a geographic reach that includes Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New York and other mid-Atlantic states.

AWARDS

James Blackstone Memorial Library, Branford, CTCT Preservation Award of Merit (2020)

CT Building Congress Small Civic Category First-Place Project Team Award (2020)

West Shore Middle School, Milford, CTCT Building Congress Project Team Award

K-12 Schools (2019)

Enfield High School Additions and Renovations Best Projects Award of Merit - K-12 EducationEngineering New Record New England (2018)

Eckersley Hall Senior Center, Middletown, CTU.S. Green Building Council LEED Silver (2018)

Ferguson Library, Stamford, CTCT Trust for Historic Preservation Merit Award (2017)

Fire Headquarters, Branford, CTU.S. Green Building Council LEED Silver (2015)Station Style Design Honorable Mention (2013)

Fire Station #5, East Hartford, CTU.S. Green Building Council LEED Gold (2013)

U.S. Green Building Council (CT) Merit Award (2011)

Stratfield Elementary School, Fairfield, CTCT Building Congress Project Team Award of Merit

(2012) & Associated Builders and Contractors Excellence in Construction Award (2011)

Fire Headquarters, Woodbridge, CTUI Energy Conscious Blueprint Award (2011)

Kleen Energy Water Supply, Middletown, CTCT Society of Civil Engineers (CSCE) section

of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Water Resource/Environmental ACE Award (2011)

People’s United Bank, Fairfield, CTFairfield, Connecticut Chamber of Commerce Visual Improvement Citation Award (2006)

First United Church of Christ, Milford, CTCT Trust for Historic Preservation

Honorable Mention (1991)

Architecture• Feasibility Studies & Building Assessments• Architectural Design • Sustainable Design • Historic Preservation• Adaptive Reuse • Construction Administration• Grant Assistance

Engineering• Mechanical Engineering • Electrical Engineering • Plumbing/Fire Protection Engineering• Geothermal System Design • Utility Rebate Assistance • Energy Analysis and Audit • Life-Cycle Analysis

Interior Design• Space Planning• Programming • Casework Elevations and Detailing • Floor Pattern Planning • Finish Selection (paint, flooring, ceilings)• FF&E Inventory • FF&E Specification

Leadership • William R. Silver, AIA, Principal • Dean A. Petrucelli, AIA, Principal • David A. Stein, AIA, Principal • Robert R. Banning, P.E., Principal• Christopher T. Nardi, AIA, Principal• Amanda M. Cleveland, NCIDQ, Principal• Paul E. Jorgensen, AIA, Associate

S I LV E R / P E T R U C E L L I + A S S O C I AT E S Architects / Engineers / Interior Designers

Representative Mechanical & Electrical Modernization Experience

Project Name & Location Year Type of Project

Budget or

Construction Cost Employees Owner Contractor

1 of 7

Town of Guilford

Public Schools

Guilford, CT

2020 Ventilation system evaluation per

COVID prevention guidelines

Study Ken Eldridge

Marty Cashin

Bob Banning

Cliff Gurnham

Director of Operations

203-458-0001

Study

Town of Fairfield

Public Schools

Fairfield, CT

2020 Ventilation system evaluation per

COVID prevention guidelines

Study Ken Eldridge

Marty Cashin

Bob Banning

Sal Morabito

Director of Const. & Security

203-255-7363

Study

Jonathan Law High School

20 Lansdale Avenue

Milford, CT

2020 HVAC Upgrades $667,962 Ken Eldridge

Jim Peckingham

James Richetelli

Chief Operations Officer

203-783-3405

All State Construction

860-678-0678

Hebron Elementary School

92 Church Street

Hebron, CT

2019 Lead remediation pipe replacement

due to lead in drinking water

$1,222,891 Ken Eldridge

Scott Michalec

Bob Banning

Malcolm Leichter

Building Comm Chair

860-377-0334

Nutmeg Companies

Shayne McAvoy

860-823-1780

Colebrook Consolidated School

42 Smith Road

Colebrook, CT

2018 Heating plant upgrade and system

design

$1,344,530 Ken Sgorbati

Ken Eldridge

Bob Banning

James Chittum

Superintendent

860-379-2179

TBD

JFK Elementary School

530 Park Road

Windsor, CT

2018 HVAC Replacement with new

Honeywell Tridium Spider DDC

and electrical upgrades


Jim Peckingham

Bob Banning

Whit Przech

Buildings & Facilities Mgr.

860-285-1870

SAV-MOR Cooling &

Heating

Troy Karwowski

860-621-9959

City of Bristol

111 North Main Street

Bristol, CT

2017 Exterior lighting replacement at all

8 schools

$425,000 Bob Banning

Steve Croteau

Dean Petrucelli

Roger Rousseau

Purchasing Agent

860-584-6195

Ferguson Electric

860-747-4566

Town of Waterford

15 Rope Ferry Road

Waterford, CT

2016 HVAC Study and Conceptual

Design Services for Town Hall and

Youth Services Building

TBD Ken Sgorbati

Bob Banning

David Stein

Kate Rotella

(860) 440-0540

Study

Clark Congregate Housing

45 Conione Road

Glastonbury, CT

2016 Intercom System Replacement at a

two-story, 45-unit apartment

building

$42,000 Bob Banning

Steve Croteau Cory Hartline

203-757-1138

Neil Fraser

Advanced Video Systems

203-757-7731



Budget or


2 of 7

Rome Hall South Dining Hall

University of CT

Storrs, CT

2016 HVAC Study On-call task Ken Sgorbati

Bob Banning

Ken Eldridge

Mark Greenfield

Project Manager

Study

Waterbury Housing Authority

Bergin Apartments

Waterbury, CT

2015 Intercom Replacement – 76 unit

complex

$54,800 Bob Banning

Ken Sgorbati

Rebecca Bouchard

Cory Hartline

J. D’Amelia Assoc.

203-757-1138

Neil’s VCR-TV Service

Neil Fraser

203-757-7731

Waterbury Superior Court

414 Meadow Street

Waterbury, CT

2015 Boiler Replacement $287,000 Ken Sgorbati

Jim Peckingham

Mat Begin

Deborah Levesque

Project Manager

860-706-5263

Rivco Construction

860-309-1225

Ansonia Public Library

53 South Cliff Street

Ansonia, CT

2015 Replacement of oil-fired boiler

with natural gas unit

$67,450 Ken Sgorbati

Bob Banning

Jim Peckingham

Mike Shryver West State Mechanical

860-482-5919

University of CT

Branford House

Avery Point, CT

2014 Code remediation and

improvements for an historic

building (c. 1903)


Robert Banning

David Wenchell

Richard Spash

Project Manager

860-216-7650

Nutmeg Companies

Jason Bugbee Jr.

860-823-1780

Univ. of CT Health Center

Munson Road

Farmington, CT

2014 Cooling Tower Replacement of 2

95-ton units Building P


Bob Banning

Jim Peckingham

Paul Hudkins

Project Manager

860-679-2572

TBD

City of Meriden

Stoddard Building

Meriden, CT


Martin Cashin Peter Galluzzo

Building Maintenance Supvr

203-630-4155

Warren Brothers

Allen Warren

860-930-9811

Wilbur Cross Apartments

Willimantic Housing Authority

Willimantic


Martin Cashin

Jim Peckingham

Bruce Borders

Physical Plant Manager

860-634-3152

All State Construction

860-678-0678

City of Bristol

Police Department

Bristol, CT

2014 Emergency generator replacement

with a new 400kw generator,

automatic transfer switch,

uninterruptible power supply


Steve Croteau Roger Rousseau

Purchasing Agent

860-584-6195

R&C Electric

860-582-9896



Budget or


3 of 7

Park New Haven

Union Station Transportation

New Haven, CT

2014 Design of electronic device

charging stations for commuters on

upper level of train station

$120,600 Bob Banning

Katherine Clunie

Jim Staniewicz

Park New Haven

203- 946-7527

Turner Construction

Peter Zannis

203-712-6070

Litchfield Courthouse

15 West Street

Litchfield, CT

2014 Air Handling Unit replacement Task Assignment

under a $1.25M on-

call contract

Ken Sgorbati

Jim Peckingham

Deborah Levesque

Project Manager

860-706-5263

Sav-Mor Cooling & Heating

Troy Karwowski

860-621-9959

University of Connecticut

Busby Suites

Storrs, CT

2013 HVAC study and improvements $820,000 Ken Sgorbati

Jim Peckingham

Aris Ristau

Asst. Director of Ops

860-234-3523

TBD

Town of Redding

100 Hill Road

Redding, CT

2012 Generator study for senior center,

police station and transfer station.

$162,800 Bob Banning Steve Gniadek

Finance Director

203-938-8481

All-Brite Electric

Stephen Borrelli

203-937-7211

Litchfield Courthouse

15 West Street

Litchfield, CT

2012 Inspection, demolition and boiler

replacement

Task Assignment

under a $1.25M on-

call contract

Ken Sgorbati

Jim Peckingham

Deborah Levesque

Project Manager

860-706-5263

Sav-Mor Cooling & Heating

860-621-99599

Stamford Housing Authority

Wormser Congregate Elderly

Housing

2012 Emergency generator replacement

and new fire-line backflow

prevention system


Martin Cashin

Bob Banning

Vincent Tufo

Exec. Director

203-977-1400 x3318

Saley Construction LLC

Michael Saley

203-494-2434

New Britain Housing Authority

Knapp Village

New Britain, CT

2011 -

2012

Electrical Upgrades

100 Unit Complex

$180,000

HUD

Bob Banning

Marian Spitza

Lynne Panagotopulos

Axel Gonzales

Dir. Of Operations

860-225-3534 x205

Caruso Electric Company

860-832-9469

Town of Cheshire

84 South Main Street

Cheshire, CT 06410

2011 Emergency generator infrastructure

modifications for 4 buildings


Bob Banning

George Noewatne

Asst. Director Public Works

203-271-6650

Central Electric & Generator

Richard Sbordane

203- 271-2111

USPS Greenwich

Greenwich, CT

2010 HVAC Replacement, boiler

replacement, DOAS


Jim Peckingham

USPS

Bob Giulietti

860-285-7176

PDS Engineering

Serafino Calafiore

860-242-8586



Budget or


4 of 7

Union Station

50 Union Avenue

New Haven, CT 06519

2010 Replacement of boiler plant with

natural gas condensing boilers, 2

@ 2,000 MBH each

$344,000

(2 phases)

Jim Peckingham

Ken Sgorbati

Bob Banning

New Haven Parking Authority

James Staniewicz

203-946-7526

Crest Mechanical

Peter Harvey

Long Lots Elementary School

13 Hyde Lane

Westport, CT 06880

2010 Gymnasium Ventilation System $ 139,000 John Ireland

Jim Peckingham

Erik Berardi

Nancy Harris

Asst. Supt. of Schools

203-341-1001

Keith Gustavson

Otto Company

203-748-9072

Coleytown Middle School

225 North Avenue

Westport, CT 06880

2010 Gymnasium Ventilation System $ 99,200 John Ireland

Jim Peckingham

Erik Berardi

Nancy Harris


203-341-1001

Keith Gustavson

Otto Company

203-748-9072

Town Hall Chiller

84 South Main Street

Cheshire, CT 06410

2009 Replacement of air cooled chiller

serving Town Hall

$95,000 Martin Cashin

Kenneth Sgorbati

George Noewatne

Asst. Director Public Works

203-271-6650

Awaiting Bid

Computer Power Upgrades

School System Wide

Trumbull, CT 06611

2008-

2009

Clean Power Upgrade and

Computer Power Expansion

$380,000 Bill Silver

Robert Banning

Erik Berardi

Ralph Iassogna

Supt. of Schools

203-452-4301

Wiremen Electric

Bill Bernabi

203-757-2161

Regional Emergency

Operations Center

Manchester, CT

2008 New 4,700 sf Emergency Center -

MEPFP

$515,000 David Stein

Ken Sgorbati

Town of Manchester

Mark Carlino

860- 647-3145

Joe Nosal

Nosal Builders

(860) 347-5674

Stratfield Elementary School

20 Melrose Road

Fairfield, CT 06824

2008-

2009

Additions and renovations New

boiler plant, DOAS ventilation and

VRF cooling

$18,600,000 Kenneth Sgorbati

Martin Cashin

Robert Banning

Twig Holland

Purchasing Agent

203-256-3060

W&M Construction

Ken Procino

203-803-2342

Royle School

133 Mansfield Avenue

Darien, CT 06820

2008 Boiler plant replacement, 2700

MBH dual-fuel steam boilers


Jim Peckingham

Paul Engemann

Dairen Public Schools

203-656-7418

Funk Boiler Works

Wayne Goldsmith

203-934-3066

Kleen Energy

River Road

Middletown, CT

2008 Collector well house, booster

station, IWTP, electrical compound

$30,000,000 Bob Banning

Corey Nardone

Martin Cashin

O&G Industries, Inc.

Matt Tobin

860-346-0102

O&G Industries



Budget or


5 of 7

Blackham Elementary School

425 Thorne Street

Bridgeport, CT 06606

2008 Pool water treatment system,

replacement of heater, surge tanks,

filters and pumps

$1,800,000 Jim Peckingham

Bob Banning

Robert Hedman

O&G Program Manager

LiRo Construction

203-992-4560

Cooling Tower Replacement

Norwalk City Hall

Norwalk, CT 06851

2007 Replacement of existing cooling

towers, 400 tons total capacity

$180,000 Kenneth Sgorbati

Martin Cashin

Robert Banning

Alan Lo

Facilities Director

203-854-4174

West State Mechanical

Steve Grening

860-482-5919

Meadow Ridge II

Senior Housing

Beacon, NY

2007 New Construction MEPFP Ken Sgorbati

Jim Peckingham

Hudson Valley Housing

Development Fund Co, Inc.

Peg O’Leary

Ron Goodman

Rondack

East Lyme High School

Route 1

East Lyme, CT 06358

2007 HVAC and Electrical System

Upgrades and Roof Replacement

$6,500,000 James Peckingham

Corey Nardone

Kenneth Sgorbati

Jerry Burkhardt

Committee Chair

860-823-8530

Silktown Roofing Co.

John McConville

860-647-0198

Foran High School

80 Foran Road

Milford, CT 06460

2006-

2008

Boiler and Chiller Plan

Replacement and Upgrades

$1,800,000 Kenneth Sgorbati

Corey Nardone

Adee Gabriel

Philip Russell


203-783-3438

Bismark Construction

Greg Raucci

203-876-8331

Jonathan Law High School

20 Lansdale Avenue

Milford, CT 06460

2006-

2008

Phase

II

HVAC and Electrical System

Upgrades Boiler Replacement

$997,000 Kenneth Sgorbati

Paul Jorgensen

Jim Peckingham

Philip Russell


203-783-3438

Connecticut Carpentry

Frank DiBacco

860-571-8812 x 11

GKN Aerospace

1000 Corporate Row

Cromwell, CT 06416

2006 Chiller installation, industrial

process loads


Jim Peckingham

Bob Banning

Peter Donecker

Director of Operations

860-613-7383

United Mechanical Services

(800) 345-1583

Natural History Museum

University of CT

Storrs, CT

2006 Classroom and exhibit space

development, HVAC and fire

protection improvements


Martin Cashin

Bob Banning

University of CT

Sallyann Beaudet

860-486-5755

Kronenberger & Sons

Ray Tribusio

860-347-4600

Regency at Bloomfield

Wadhams Road

Bloomfield, CT

2006 Domestic Water

Booster Station

$ 800,000 Bob Banning

Ken Sgorbati

Toll Brothers

Dan Rossi



Budget or


6 of 7

Nathan Hale Middle School

176 Strawberry Hill Avenue

Norwalk, CT 06851

2005-

2008

Boiler system replacement, office

modernization, renovations,

window replacement

$8,000,000 Bill Silver

Paul Jorgensen

Martin Cashin

Amar Shamas, Gilbane

Program Manager

203-854-4174

Newfield Construction

Tom DiMauro

860-953-1477

Ponus Ridge Middle School

211 Hunters Lane

Norwalk, CT 06850

2005-

2008

Ventilation and power upgrades,

code conformance, science and

renovations, window replacements


Dean Petrucelli

Martin Cashin


Program Manager

203-854-4174

Newfield Construction

Tom DiMauro

860-953-1477

Beecher School South

48 Beecher Road

Woodbridge, CT 06525

2005-

2006

Science Laboratory Upgrades and

Greenhouse Renovations


Paul Jorgensen

Adee Gabriel

Joseph Hellauer

Administrative Officer

203-389-3403

Nosal Builders

Joseph Nosal

860-347-5674

Building No. 3

Rochester Electronics

Newburyport, MA

2005 New construction, office/industrial $6,000,000 Ken Sgorbati

Jim Peckingham

Rochester Electronics

Gary Mamagonian

Connolly Brothers

Foran High School

80 Foran Road

Milford, CT 06460

2005-

2006

Sprinkler entire facility, Phase 1

stairwell renovations and

ceilings/lighting


Corey Nardone

Martha Quinto

Philip Russell


203-783-3438


Greg Gaucci

203-876-8331

Trumbull High School

72 Strobel Road

Trumbull, CT 06611

2005 –

2007

Additions and renovations; HVAC

and electrical upgrades, 16

classrooms and commons


Dean Petrucelli

Martin Cashin

Ralph Iassogna

Supt. of Schools

203-452-4301


Greg Raucci

203-876-8331

Roton Middle School

201 Highland Drive

Norwalk, CT 06853

2004-

2006

HVAC and electrical upgrades,

code conformance, chimney draw

troubleshooting


Dean Petrucelli

Martin Cashin

Ben Burdsall

Gilbane Program Manager

203-854-4178

Skanska, USA

Dave Henderson

203-876-6340

Kendall Elementary School

57 Fillow Street

Norwalk, CT 06850

2004-

2006

Classroom & medical center

additions, renovations and boiler

and HVAC upgrades


Dean Petrucelli

Marin Cashin


Program Manager

203-854-4174

Turner Construction Co.

Ty Tregallas

203-783-8800

Glenbrook Community Center

35 Crescent Street

Stamford, CT 06906

2004-

2005

Day care and after school

renovations and improvements,

ventilation improvements


Paul Jorgensen

Jim Peckingham

Nancy Ormsby-Flynn

City Facilities

203-977-4637

DeLuca Construction Co.

Patrick DeLuca

203-324-9236



Budget or


7 of 7

Benton Museum


Storrs, CT

2004 Gallery addition, museum grade,

HVAC improvements


Jim Peckingham

Bob Banning

University of Ct

John Alvarez

203-486-5759

Gilbane

David Frasinelli

860-368-5100

Trumbull High School

72 Strobel Road

Trumbull, CT 06611

2003-

2005

Entire facility, expansion

feasibility study, “renovate as new”

evaluation


Den Petrucelli

Ken Sgorbati

Ralph Iassogna

Supt. of Schools

203-452-4301

O&G Industries

AP Construction Manager

Bielfield School Space

Utilization and Additions

Middletown, CT 06477

1998-

2001

Expansion, code conformance

study, boiler and HVAC upgrades


Dean Petrucelli

Doug Baker

David Larson

Supt. of Schools

860-638-1401

Haynes Construction

Lisa Mains

203-727-6259

Clean Power Expansion

East Lyme Public Schools

East Lyme, CT 06333

1998-

1999

Code conformance and technology

upgrades

$300,000 Bill Silver

Dean Petrucelli

Bob Banning

Annette Keramidas

Facilities Manager

860-739-1218

Bonner Electric

Jeffrey Bonner

860-345-6367

Village School

ACES

North Haven, CT

1998 Total gut and renovation – new

boiler plant and central chiller


Jim Peckingham

ACES

Alfred Hopkins

203-498-6835

Cutter Enterprises

Robert Dwyer

860-871-2839

Spectran Specialty Optics

Avon, CT

1997 Total gut and renovation –

manufacturing facilities


Jim Peckingham

Spectran

Robert Hirsch

Casle Corporation

Avon, CT

John Lyman School

Middlefield, CT

1996 Total gut and renovation $4,000,000 Ken Sgorbati

Jim Peckingham

RSD #13

Rob Francis

Fred Benolli & Sons

Farmington, CT

S.A.F.E. High School

Birdseye Street

Stratford, CT

1995 –

2001

Additions and renovations, boiler

and HVAC replacement,

“Renovate as New”


Doug Baker

Dean Petrucelli

John Casey, PE

Town Engineer

203-385-4013


Jeff Raucci

203-876-8331

Technology Building

University of Bridgeport

Bridgeport, CT

1990 Total Gut and Renovation $2,200,000 Bill Silver

Dean Petrucelli

Ken Sgorbati

University of Bridgeport

Bob Richards

203-576-4116

Frank Mercede, Inc.

Rev. 12/15/2013

Engineering Design Services forHVAC Systems & Controls

silverpetrucelli.com

Our engineers have provided a variety of mechanical and electrical engineering services for a variety of heating, ventilating and air conditioning (HVAC) systems. This experience includes:

Foran High School, Milford (pictured above) – new high efficiency boilers were designed with an auxiliary boiler so that the pool hot water could be provided during the summer while the main boilers were shut down. The cooling plant was replaced with a new 470-ton centrifugal chiller with a matching forced-draft cooling tower. New chilled water pumps, condenser water pumps, and water treatment equipment were provided along with a corrosion resistant cooling tower. The project required careful phasing of its two boilers and large chilled water plant, coordinating schedules around both the student occupancies and the public use of the aquatic center.

Post Office, Brookfield – replacement of all of the equipment in this 4,000 square foot facility included a new hot water boiler, pumps, controls and relays which were installed to provide reliable and high efficiency heating, reducing energy consumption by over 40%.

East Lyme High School - extensive modifications to the HVAC systems included installation of a new 175-ton water-cooled chiller, and a new 400-ton cooling tower to serve the new chiller along with an existing one. Multi-zone equipment was replaced with new rooftop air handling units, and variable air volume distribution systems. Auditorium systems were refurbished by replacing coils, drain pans, and controls.

City Hall, Norwalk – cooling tower replacement.

Project Scopes: Studies, Boiler & Chiller Replacements, Hot and Chilled Water Pumps, Air Handling Units & Distribution,Energy Modeling, Energy Management Systems

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Engineering Design Services forHVAC Systems & Controls


Jonathan Law High School, Milford (pictured above) – boiler replacement was completed while school was in session, closely coordinating the work with the educators and plant facilities staff to ensure they were operational before the heating season. New fuel storage tanks for the standby generator were also retrofitted as part of this challenging basement installation, requiring the removal and installation work in small sections and pieces.

Jackson Middle School, New London - A replacement boiler plant was designed within an extremely short timeframe due to the absence of a back-up boiler. Our scope included removal of existing cast iron sectional boilers and replacement with similar equipment –each boiler has an output rating of nearly six million BTUH. Improvements to combustion air, natural gas distribution, boiler controls, and steam piping in the boiler room were also accomplished as work of this successful project.

Kings Highway Elementary School, Westport - an investigation of existing ventilation systems in this elementary school that has undergone several additions included an evaluation of heating, ventilation, and potential new air conditioning systems throughout school. Using in-house energy model simulations, improvements were presented to the school district.

Kendall Elementary School, Norwalk - HVAC system improvements included replacement of boilers’ new heat distribution system and installation of energy recovery ventilators with variable air volume control based on carbon dioxide level sensing. New direct digital control (DDC) energy management system was also installed.

Project Scopes: Studies, Boiler & Chiller Replacements, Hot and Chilled Water Pumps, Air Handling Units & Distribution,Energy Modeling, Energy Management Systems

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Building Management System Engineering & Design


Building Management Systems provide building owners with the ability to monitor, control, and adjust all HVAC systems (along with plumbing, power, lighting, if desired) from a central physical location that can be accessed remotely via the internet. Occupancy schedules and set points can be set and adjusted along with pre-determined alarm conditions which can remotely notify facilities staff. Features such as night setback, holiday and weekend scheduling are often included to allow systems to minimize energy expenditure during unoccupied periods. Related projects include:

Enfield High School, Enfield - features a fully integrated Building Automation System (BAS), incorporating Direct Digital Control (DDC) for temperature control, energy management, equipment monitoring and control, and all subsystems

Berlin High School, Berlin – will utilize a fully integrated Direct Digital Facility Management System (DDC) with BACnet I/Pprotocol to manage all building systems.

Crystal Lake Elementary School, Ellington - The Facility Management and Control System (FMCS) is capable of total integration of the facility infrastructure systems including chillers, boilers, air handling systems, and fire-life safety systems.

Chatfield School, Seymour – features a fully integrated HVAC Instrumentation and Control Building System incorporating Direct Digital Control, electric & electronic control, and building system control interfaces.

Stratfield Elementary School, Fairfield – temperature control and monitoring is via Direct Digital Controls using LonTalk protocol.

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COVID-Driven Ventilation Studies & Assessments


School districts been advised by public health officials that a good flow of fresh air can help dissipate any COVID virus that might find its way inside their school buildings. Maximizing fresh air in school buildings of varying ages and technologies, however, poses unique challenges for many districts.

Older buildings can rely on wide opened windows to let in fresh air, however when cold weather arrives, schools without modern HVAC systems are faced with flushing building air before and after school (minimally, two hours prior to staff/student arrival and at least one hour after is recommended) without overtaxing and damaging heating systems. At the same time, the capacity of ventilation systems running continuously during the day needs to be considered.

On the other hand, newer schools with computerized ventilation systems swap out the building’s air on a programmed schedule. Increased air filtration shows promise in trapping particles from the air stream; however each piece of mechanical equipment needs to be examined to determine whether it can sustain performance while being exposed to increased pressure drops as a result of increased efficiency.

Each type of space (i.e., offices, classrooms, media centers and gymnasiums, etc.) has different requirements for ventilation rates based on their occupancy and use. Engineers are assisting the Towns of Fairfield and Guilford with evaluations of their ventilation systems as they aim to assure educators, parents and students of safe hybrid and in-school learning environments.

Further, in recent school design projects architects, engineers and interior designers are integrating social distance programming and optimal furniture placement with HVAC systems, acoustics, and air cleaning tools (i.e., UV light) into their designs.

SPA engineers are providing ventilation studies and assessments for Guilford and Fairfield Public Schools.

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Brookfield Postal Service Brookfield, Connecticut

Project Scope: Boiler ReplacementConstruction Cost: $300,000Owner: USPS


This small retail post office had been hobbling along with its converted heavy oil boiler for too long, and so Silver / Petrucelli + Associates was contracted, as part of a larger on-call contract, to replace all of the equipment in this 4,000 square foot facility. New hot water boiler, pumps, controls and relays were installed to provide reliable and high efficiency heating, reducing the facility’s energy consumption by over 40%. This work was completed on an expedited basis as the winter heating season was approaching in less than 3 months from when we were contacted to prepare the designs. As a result of this work, we have been contracted to replace both larger and smaller boiler plants in USPS facilities throughout Connecticut.

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Jonathan Law High School Milford, Connecticut

Project Scope: Boiler ReplacementProject Size: 250,000 SFConstruction Cost: $1.05 MillionOwner: Town of WestportContractor: Connecticut Carpentry


Two large steam boilers were replaced under this program to modernize the boilers that had been installed in 1963.

The work was completed while school was in session, closely coordinating the work with the educators and plant facilities staff to make sure that boilers were operational before the heating season and correcting a faulty under slab drainage system that was causing the boiler room to flood monthly.

New fuel storage tanks for the standby generator were also retrofit as part of this challenging basement installation, requiring the removal and installation work in small sections and pieces.

The project was completed on time for each season and more than $100,000 under budget.

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Union Station Transportation Center New Haven, Connecticut

Project Scope: Boiler ReplacementProject Size: 110,000 SFConstruction Cost: $344,000Owner: City of New Haven Parking AuthorityContractor: Crest Mechanical


A phased approach was taken to replace the boiler plant serving this 110,000 square foot facility that serves Metro North and Amtrak trains, along with bus lines and car rental agencies.

Three Cleaver-Brooks boilers having an aggregate capacity of six million BTUH provided hot water to the facility. The first phase of work involved the replacement of one boiler with a new Smith Model 28A having a capacity of 2.5 million BTUH. The second phase of work included removal of the remaining two units and replacing them with two Hydrotherm KN-20 condensing boilers having a capacity of 1.8 million BTUH each. Hot water pumps were also replaced and chimney was relined with corrosion resistant liner required for the condensing boilers.

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Jackson Middle School New London, Connecticut

Project Scope: Boiler ReplacementConstruction Cost: $300,000Owner: City of New London


The boiler plant in this school consisted of two steam boilers that dated to the original construction in the 1970’s, and one of the units was out of service. A replacement boiler plant was designed within an extremely short timeframe due to the absence of a back-up boiler.

Our scope included removal of existing cast iron sectional boilers and replacement with similar equipment – each boiler has an output rating of nearly six million BTUH. Improvements to combustion air, natural gas distribution, boiler controls, and steam piping in the boiler room were also accomplished as work of this successful project.

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Roton Middle SchoolNorwalk, Connecticut


As part of a $5 million renovation at Roton Middle School, the existing central heating plant for the building, which consisted of two steam boilers original to the building, were replaced with new steam boilers utilizing No. 2 fuel oil, new fuel pumps and new breeching from the boilers to the existing chimney.

Staff noticed smoke and odors coming from the chimney on the third floor of the school. A chimney inspection was performed that considered the height and interior dimensions of the flue, the condition of existing chimney, the building’s heating schedule, and changes needed to meet current building codes.

As a result of the inspection, chimney flues were relined and included installation of a stainless steel chase cover and chimney cap together with new door for the access in the boiler room.

Project Scopes: Boiler replacement, chimney inspection, troubleshooting and designProject Size: 98,000 s.f.Construction Cost: $5 Million (total)Owner: City of Norwalk

Access Door Before/AfterAsh Box Before/AfterFlue Before/After Relining

Ryan Haley, Assoc. AIAArchitect

Jim Peckingham, LEED GASr. Mechanical Engineer

Cheshire Public Schools

Town of Cheshire

Rebecca Bouchard, CDT , CSISpecifications

John Tuz, BO, Fire MarshalCode Review

Steven JuneConstruction Administrator

Bob Banning, P.E.Principal & Chief Electrical Engineer

Bill Silver, AIAPrincipal & QC/Contracts

Dean Petrucelli, AIAPrincipal & Project Architect

Ken Eldridge, P.E.Chief Mechanical Engineer

Marty Cashin, PESr. Mechanical Engineer

William R. Silver, AIA President and Principal


Years with Firm: 28 Bill Silver is responsible for the policy and administration of the firm as well as leading on specific projects. His experience covers the full range of building types, from residential, commercial, industrial and institutional. Silver has managed large multi-million-dollar projects with a large design and engineering team as well as designing and producing small renovation and historic rehabilitation projects. He is also a registered historic architect in CT. Professional Registrations ► Registered Architect: CT, NY, RI, MA,

MD, NH, NJ, ME, PA, NCARB ► Registered Interior Designer: CT ► Historical Architect: Connecticut State

Historic Commission ► 10-Hour OSHA Certificate Education ► M. Arch. Rensselaer Polytechnic

Institute ► Certificate Architectural Association,

London, England ► B. Environmental Design, Miami

University (Ohio) Affiliations and Activities ► Lecturer, Building Official Career

Development Program, CT Department of Public Safety

► American Institute of Architects ► AIA Connecticut, Professional Practice

Commission ► Moderator and Various Committee

Chairs, First United Church of Christ, Milford

► Who's Who Among American Businessmen

► Connecticut Trust for Historic Preservation

► Member, Milford Historic District Commission

Representative Experience West Woods School – New Construction - Hamden West Shore Middle School – Renovations and Addition – Milford School System Wide – Regionalization Study – Ansonia & Derby Alice Peck Pre-K Program – Renovations – Hamden Central High School - Expansion & Renovate as New - Bridgeport Enfield High School Consolidation - Renovate as New - Enfield Berlin High School - Feasibility Study & Renovate as New Additions - Berlin Jonathan Law High School - Food Service Cooler/Freezer Expansion - Milford Jonathan Law High School - Renovations - Milford East Shore Middle School - Additions & Renovations - Milford East Lyme Middle School - Facility Renovations - East Lyme Joseph Foran High School - Renovations – Milford Joseph Foran High School – Trophy Case Design - Milford Alternative High School - Renovations & Expansion - Milford Bielefield Elementary School - Feasibility Study - Middletown Tokeneke School, Satellite Kitchen Renovations & Expansion - Darien Trumbull High School - Feasibility Study, Additions & Renovations - Trumbull Birdseye S.A.F.E. High School - Renovations - Stratford Braeburn School - Programming & Planning Study - West Hartford Brooklyn Middle School - Gym Floor & Bleacher Replacement - Brooklyn Chalk Hill Middle School - Renovate as New - Monroe Chatfield - LoPresti Elementary School - Expansion & Renovations - Seymour Easter Seals of Western Connecticut - Child Care Facility - Waterbury System Wide - Long Range School, Space Implementation Study - New Fairfield Hamden High School – Field Improvements/Concession – Hamden Harborside Middle School - Media Center & Cafeteria Addition - Milford John F. Kennedy School - Code Conformance, Additions & Renovations - Milford Kendall School - Classroom & Media Center Renovations - Norwalk Mathewson School Media Center - Additions - Milford Meadowside School - Additions & Renovations - Milford Enlightenment & Alternative Special Education Center - Renovate as New - Waterbury Glastonbury Public Schools - Space Evaluation Study of 6 Schools - Glastonbury Milford Public Schools - Long Range Facilities Planning - Milford System-Wide - Addition & Code Conformance Projects for 5 Schools - Milford Milford Public Schools - Middle School Expansion Program - Milford Nathan Hale Middle School - Alterations - Norwalk

Kenneth J. Eldridge, PE

Chief Mechanical Engineer


Years with Firm: 6 Ken Eldridge has been working in the field of mechanical engineering for building’s mechanical systems since 1987. His entire professional career has been devoted to the design, implementation, construction and remediation of industrial process piping, HVAC, plumbing and fire protection equipment and systems. He has professionally engaged in all facets of the industry, including commercial, industrial, governmental, museums, libraries and archives. Education ► B.S. Mechanical Engineering University

of New Haven Affiliations & Activities ► Professional Engineer: CT, MA, RI, NY ► National and Local Member of the

American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE)

Representative Projects Burns Latino Studies Academy – Renovate as New – Hartford

Mill Hill Elementary School – Extensions and Alterations – Fairfield

High Watch Recovery Center – Expansion – Kent

Silverbrook Estates – Fire Protection Study – Orange

Roger Sherman Elementary School – Interior Renovation – Fairfield

Hebron Elementary School – Lead Pipe Contamination Remediation – Hebron

Hinsdale Elementary School – Pre-Ref Design – Winchester

Hamden High School – Pool and Gym Improvements – Hamden

ACES @ Leeder Hill – Renovate as New – Hamden

Colebrook Consolidated School – Mechanical Improvements – Colebrook

West Hills Country Club – Toilet Renovations – Waterbury

New Haven Juvenile Court – Cooling Tower – New Haven

Cultural Center – HVAC Replacements – East Hartford

Public Safety Building – HVAC Improvements – Waterford

New West Woods School – New Construction - Hamden

911 Center – Cooling Tower Replacement – Stamford

Electric Boat – Graving Docks – Groton

Toquam School – Elevator Replacement – Stamford

Animal Shelter – Expansion – Woodbridge

Bridgeport Courthouse – Elevator Replacement – Bridgeport

Town Buildings – HVAC Study – Waterford

Town of Middlebury – Pump Station – Middlebury

Kramer Building – HVAC Study – Windham

Rockville Courthouse – RTU Replacement – Rockville

Wappinger Elementary School – Study – South Windsor

Regional School District 13 – Schools Study – Durham

University of Connecticut Rome Hall – Code Remediation – Storrs

Law High School – Emergency Generator Replacement – Milford

Dolan School – Elevator Replacement – Stamford

People’s United Bank – Boylston Street Branch Renovations – Boston (MA)

Rockville Courthouse – RTU Replacement - Rockville

Martin J. Cashin, P.E.

Mechanical Engineer


Years with Firm: 21 Marty Cashin serves as Mechanical Engineer and designs heating, ventilating, air conditioning, and ventilation (HVAC) systems for new construction and renovation projects. Professional Registrations ► Licensed Engineer: CT Education ► B.S., Mechanical Engineering,


Representative Experience High Watch Recovery Center – Food Service Renovations – Kent 6 Fire Stations – Capital Needs Assessments – New Britain Belden Library – Renovation and Expansion – Cromwell Water Treatment Plant – Emergency Generator – Thomaston People’s United Bank – Retail Branch – Stamford Fire Station – Expansion – Plymouth Pond Hill Pump Station – Mechanical Design – Wallingford Town Hall – Chimney Inspection – Norwich People’s United Bank – Retail Branch – Wethersfield Air Rights Garage – Mechanical Improvements – New Haven Sedgwick Middle School – Office Relocation – West Hartford West Woods School – Renovate as New – Hamden Ledyard Middle School – Renovate as New – Ledyard Gallup Hill School – Renovate as New – Ledyard Senior Center – Addition and Renovation – New Milford ACES Whitney School – Renovate as New – Hamden UCONN Health Center – Munson Road Cooling Tower - Farmington Crystal Lake Elementary School – Renovations – Ellington Windermere School – Renovations – Ellington Emergency Services Center – New Facility – North Stonington North Farms Fire Station – New Facility – Wallingford Wilbur Cross Apartments – Boiler Replacement – Willimantic Ansonia Library – Boiler Replacement – Ansonia Memorial School - UST Removal & Replacement - Middlefield Brewster School - UST Removal & Replacement - Durham Korn Elementary School - UST Removal & Replacement - Durham Stratfield Elementary School - UST Removal & Replacement - Fairfield Burnham School - UST Removal & Replacement - Bridgewater Holmes Elementary School - HVAC Study - Darien Ox Ridge Elementary School - Kitchen Renovations - Darien Tokeneke Elementary School - Kitchen Renovations - Darien Kendall Elementary School - HVAC & Electrical System Upgrades - Norwalk Roton Middle School - HVAC & Electrical System Upgrades - Norwalk University of Connecticut Monteith Hall - Renovations - Storrs University of Connecticut Museum of Natural History - Renovation - Storrs University of Connecticut Husky Village - Code Study - Storrs

James R. Peckingham, LEED GA

Senior Mechanical Engineer


Years with Firm: 27 Jim Peckingham designs heating, ventilating, air conditioning, plumbing and sprinkler systems for buildings. Projects have included central boiler and chiller systems, specialized ventilation systems and complex plumbing systems. Peckingham maintains involvement from the schematic phase through project closeout and has performed energy studies to determine project feasibility and design approaches. Education ► Northeastern University, Mechanical

Engineering ► UCLA, General Studies ► UCLA, HVAC Controls ► University of New Haven, HVAC

Design ► ITT Fluid Handling Division, Hydronic

Seminar

Representative Projects Burns Latino Studies Academy – Renovations – Hartford Gallup Hill School – Renovate as New – Ledyard Marina Village Complex – Physical Needs Assessment – Bridgeport JFK School – Mechanical System Replacement – Windsor Courthouse – Roof Top Unit Replacement – Waterbury Lanesville Fire Station – Renovation and Expansion – New Milford South Kent School – Ice Rink Improvements – Kent West Shore Middle School – Renovations & Addition – Milford ACES Whitney School – Renovate as New – Hamden University of Connecticut Ceramics Lab – Mechanical Improvements – Storrs Eckersley Hall Senior Center – Renovation of Former School – Middletown Berlin High School – Renovate as New – Berlin New Haven Parking Authority – Transportation Center HVAC – New Haven Achievement First Elm City College Prep – Renovations – New Haven Rathbun Library – Study – East Haddam School System Wide – Study – Norwalk Town Hall - Underground Storage Tank Removal - Darien Police Department – Study – Cheshire Cheshire High School - Tunnel Ventilation - Cheshire UCONN Health Center Laboratory Medicine - Automatic Transfer Switch Replacement - Farmington O’Donnell Apartments – Interior/Exterior Improvements - Ansonia Peoples United Bank - Milford Marketplace - Milford TD Bank North - New Retail Branch - Waterbury Wells Fargo - HVAC Upgrades - Wallingford University of Connecticut Middlesex Extension Center - Code Remediation - Haddam Peoples United Bank - New Stop and Shop Retail Branch - Wilton Wachovia Bank - New Retail Center and Branch - Southbury Connecticut Judicial Branch - On Call A/E Services Statewide - 2012-2015 Jonathan Law High School - Boiler Replacement - Milford East Lyme High School - HVAC Modifications - East Lyme University of Connecticut William Benton Museum - Gallery Addition - Storrs St. Francis Hospital Garage - HVAC, Plumbing, Fire Protection & Electrical Engineering for New Multi-Level Garage - Hartford Temple Street Parking Garage - Ventilation, Sprinkler, Drainage, Power Distribution Design - New Haven Roton Middle School - HVAC & Electrical System Upgrades - Norwalk Ponus Ridge Middle School - Alterations - Norwalk

Robert R. Banning, P.E.

Principal & Chief Electrical Engineer


Years with Firm: 26 Bob Banning oversees the electrical engineering department and is responsible for the design of lighting, power, communication and signaling systems; and specific designs have included athletic field lighting, emergency generators, electronic grade power distribution, communications systems and fire alarm systems. Professional Registrations ► Licensed Engineer: CT, MA Education ► B.S. Electrical Engineering, University

of Connecticut ► A.S. Nuclear Technology, Thames

Valley Technical College Affiliations and Activities ► Member, Bozrah Volunteer Fire

Department ► Certified EMT ► Eagle Scout

Representative Projects West Woods School – New Construction – Hamden Hamden High School – Pool and Gym Improvements – Hamden Mill Hill Elementary School – Extensions and Alterations – Fairfield Hinsdale Elementary School – Pre-Ref Design Services – Winchester ACES @ Leeder Hill – Renovate as New – Hamden Polson Middle School – Photovoltaic Roof System – Madison Field Memorial School – Fire Alarm Panel Replacement – Bozrah Bethel High School – Generator Replacement – Bethel Mead School – Portables – Ansonia School System Wide – Security Improvement – Manchester Multiple Schools – Security Improvements – Waterbury Guilford High School – Science Wing Repurposing - Guilford Crystal Lake Elementary School – Renovate as New – Ellington Roosevelt School – PreK Renovations - Norwalk Berlin High School - Renovate as New Additions - Berlin Windermere Elementary School – Renovation & Addition – Ellington Bullard Havens RVTS - Elevator Upgrades - Bridgeport Enrico Fermi High School – Reuse Study – Enfield Canton High School – Athletic Field Lighting – Canton Holmes Elementary School - HVAC Study - Darien Tokeneke School - Satellite Kitchen Renovations & Expansion - Darien Brewster School - UST Removal & Replacement - Durham Korn Elementary School - UST Removal & Replacement - Durham Enfield High School Athletic Fields - Electrical Engineering Services - Enfield Enrico Fermi High School Athletic Fields - New Lighting - Enfield Stratfield Elementary School - UST Removal & Replacement - Fairfield Guilford High School - Lower Level Study - Guilford Memorial School - UST Removal & Replacement - Middlefield Jonathan Law High School - Phase 2 HVAC & Electrical System Upgrades - Milford Kendall Elementary School - HVAC & Electrical System Upgrades - Norwalk Nathan Hale Middle School - HVAC & Electrical System Upgrades - Norwalk Ponus Ridge Middle School - HVAC & Electrical System Upgrades - Norwalk Roton Middle School - HVAC & Electrical System Upgrades - Norwalk Salem Elementary School - Alterations - Salem Northeast School - Generator Replacement - Stamford Turn of River School - Code Renovations - Stamford Choate Rosemary Hall - Athletic Field Lighting - Wallingford Wallingford Public Schools - Roof Replacement on 11 Schools - Wallingford

Dean A. Petrucelli, AIA Principal and Vice President


Years with Firm: 28 Dean Petrucelli has broad experience in all types of building design and construction, from educational to industrial and institutional facilities. He is a creative and talented designer and leads in the production of all projects. Petrucelli’s diverse experience includes all types of bidding and construction contracts, and generally follows each project through the entire design and construction process. Professional Registrations ► Registered Architect: CT ► Registered Interior Designer: CT Education ► B.S. Architectural Engineering

Technology, New York Institute of Technology

► A.S. Architectural Engineering, Norwalk State Technical College

Affiliations and Activities ► Lecturer, Building Official Career

Development Program, CT Department of Public Safety

► Design Juror, Architectural Program, Norwalk Community College

► American Institute of Architects ► Connecticut Society of Architects ► Architectural Advisory Committee and

Design Critique, Norwalk Community Tech. College

Representative Projects West Woods School – New Construction – Hamden Burns Latino Studies Academy – Renovate as New – Hartford Roger Sherman Elementary School – Interior Renovation – Fairfield Cheshire High School – Sports Field Storage Building Design/Build – Cheshire Mill Hill Elementary School – Extensions and Alterations – Fairfield Hinsdale Elementary School – Pre-Ref Design Services – Winchester Oxford Middle School – Pre-Referendum Design – Oxford ACES @ Leeder Hill – Renovate as New - Hamden School System Wide – Schools Study – Oxford Cheshire High School – Courtyard Pergola – Cheshire Gallup Hill School – Renovate as New – Ledyard John F. Kennedy School – Feasibility Study – Enfield Region 13 – Schools Study – Durham Ledyard Middle School – Renovate as New – Ledyard ACES Leeder Hill – Schematic Design Study – Hamden Central High School - Expansion & Renovate as New - Bridgeport Enfield High School – Renovate as New – Enfield Highville Charter School – Relocation and Renovation – Hamden Alternative High School - Renovations & Expansion - Milford Naramake Elementary School - Additions & Alterations - Norwalk Ann Antolini School - Window Replacement - New Hartford Elementary Magnet School – Study and Schematics – Stamford Berlin High School - ADA Code Renovations - Berlin Berlin High School - Feasibility Study & Renovate as New & Additions - Berlin Bielefield Elementary School - Feasibility Study - Middletown Birdseye S.A.F.E. High School - Renovations - Stratford Braeburn School - Programming & Planning Study - West Hartford Brooklyn Middle School - Gym Floor & Bleachers Replacement - Brooklyn Chatfield Elementary School - Expansion & Renovations - Seymour Crystal Lake Elementary School – Renovate as New - Ellington East Lyme Middle School - Facility Renovations - East Lyme East Shore Middle School - Additions & Renovations - Milford Easter Seals of Western Connecticut - Child Care Facility - Waterbury Enfield High School - Consolidation Study & Pre-Referendum Design - Enfield Enlightenment & Alternative Special Education Center - Renovate as New - Waterbury Enrico Fermi High School – Reuse Study – Enfield Glastonbury High School - Gymnasium Floor Replacement - Glastonbury Harborside Middle School - Media Center & Cafeteria Addition - Milford John F. Kennedy School - Code Conformance, Additions & Renovations - Milford

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John Tuz, BO

Code Review & Compliance


Years with Firm: 16 John Tuz is responsible for the code review on significant projects that are designed or overseen by the firm. In 2008, John became certified as a Licensed Building Official by the Connecticut Department of Public Safety. John regularly attends educational seminars with local and State regulatory officials, giving the firm and its clients a resource for current, up-to-date knowledge of State building codes, fire and life safety requirements, and ADA accessibility requirements. In his community, John is a deputy fire marshal and former fire chief. Professional Registrations ► OSHA 10 Hour Training Course, 2010 ► Certified Building Official, Dept. of

Public Safety, State of CT, 2008 ► Building Official and Fire Marshal,

2008 ► Certified Incident Safety Officer, 2000 ► Certified Fire Fighter I, Fire Fighter II,

State of CT 1999, 2000 ► Certified Fire Service Instructor I, State

of CT 1999 ► Electrical Inspector Technician License,

State of CT 1987 ► Certified Fire Marshal, Dept. of Public

Safety, State of CT 1983 ► Unlimited Contractor License-E1, State

of CT Affiliations and Activities ► Deputy Fire Marshal, Oxford Volunteer

Fire Department, 1983 to present ► Assistant Chief, Oxford Volunteer Fire

Department, 1995-2002 ► Chief, Riverside Fire Co., Inc., Oxford,

1982-1986; 1995-2002 ► Chief, Oxford Volunteer Fire

Department, 1982-1986 ► Captain, Riverside Fire Company Inc.,

Oxford, 1980-1981

Representative Projects Heminway Municipal Complex – Adaptive Reuse – Watertown

ACES @ Leeder Hill – Renovate as New – Hamden

Enfield High School Consolidation - Renovate as New - Enfield

Indian Neck Firehouse – New Construction - Branford

Central High School – Renovate as New – Bridgeport

CT Center for Child Development – Fit out and Renovation – Orange

Ambulance Headquarters – New Construction – Newtown

Naramake Elementary School - Additions & Alterations - Norwalk

University of Connecticut Wilbur Cross Hall – Code Remediation – Storrs

Southbury Training School – Facility Evaluation – Southbury

Berlin High School - Renovate as New Additions - Berlin

Chatfield Elementary School - Expansion & Renovations - Seymour

Fire Station & Maintenance Facility - New Facility - East Hartford

Firehouse - Modernization & Expansion - Sherman

Ambulance Facility - New Facility - New Milford

Emergency Medical Facilities Headquarters - Renovations - Stratford

Fire Headquarters & Emergency Service Complex - Renovations - Woodbridge

Chatfield - LoPresti Elementary School - Renovate as New - Seymour

Mathewson Elementary School - Additions & Renovations - Milford

Orange Avenue School - Additions, Renovations & Improvements - Milford

Middle School Expansion Program - 3 Schools - Norwalk

5th Avenue Parking Garage - Construction - New York (NY)

Western Connecticut State University - Renovations – Danbury

IBM Corporation - Campus Door Code Study – Southbury

Rebecca S. Bouchard, CSI, CDT

Specifications Writer


Years with Firm: 20 Rebecca Bouchard leads in the production of specifications and product research for the company, collaborating with the designers, architects and engineers in the development of the complete construction document package for our projects. Her expertise ranges from corporate, educational and retail uses to industrial and institutional uses such as postal facilities, U.S. Navy installations and state facilities. Bouchard is familiar with the intricacies of general construction, construction management and fast track contracts, and serves as a resource to the entire staff in the development of specialized facility upgrades and BOMA space evaluations. Professional Registrations ► Certified Document Technologist

(CDT) Education ► B.S. Architectural Engineering

Technology, University of Hartford

Affiliations and Activities ► Emerging Architectural Community –

Habitat for Humanity

Representative Projects

Roger Sherman School – Additions and Alterations – Fairfield E.O. Smith High School – Roof Replacement – Region 19 ACES @ Leeder Hill – Renovate as New – Hamden Skane School – Roof Replacement – Bridgeport Cheshire High School – ADA Renovations – Cheshire Ledyard Middle School – Renovate as new – Ledyard Shepherd Glen School – Renovate as New – Hamden 4 Schools – Theater Renovations – Wallingford Gallup Hill School – Renovate as New – Ledyard Highland School – Boiler Replacement – Cheshire Polson Middle School – Roof Replacement – Madison Community School – Roof Replacement – Bethany Stamford High School – Window Replacement – Stamford Ledyard High School – Plumbing Repairs – Ledyard Berlin High School - Feasibility Study & Renovate as New Additions - Berlin Enfield High School Consolidation - Renovate as New - Enfield East Shore Middle School - Additions & Renovations - Milford Adams Middle School - Roof Replacement - Guilford Chatfield - LoPresti Elementary School - Expansion & Renovations - Seymour Alternative High School - Renovations & Expansion - Milford Bullard Havens RVTS - Roof Replacement - Bridgeport Central CT State University Balf-Salvin Field - Support Facilities - New Britain Coleytown Middle School - Partial Roof Recoating - Westport Early Care and Education Facility - New Facility - Waterbury East Elementary School - Roof Replacement & Cornice Repair - New Canaan Glastonbury High School - Gymnasium Floor/Bleacher Replacement - Glastonbury Guilford High School - Roof Replacement - Guilford Jonathan Law High School - Renovations - Milford Joseph Foran High School - Renovations - Milford Kendall School - Classroom & Media Center Renovations - Norwalk Long Lots Elementary School - Roof Replacement - Westport Sherman School - Roof Replacement - Sherman Manchester High School – Bleachers and Locker Rooms – Manchester Southern CT State University Brownell Hall- Roof Replacement - New Haven Southern CT State University Jennings Hall - Window Replacement - New Haven Southern CT State University North Hall - Roof Replacement - New Haven Trumbull High School - Feasibility Study, Additions & Renovations - Trumbull Trumbull High School - Science Laboratory Conversions - Trumbull

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“permanent place of business.” ________________________________________________________

IF A LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY:


Street Address


Email Address _______________________________________________



Names of Current Manager(s) and Member(s)

_______________________________ _______________________________ Name & Title (if any) Residential Address (street only) _______________________________ _______________________________ Name & Title (if any) Residential Address (street only) _______________________________ _______________________________ Name & Title (if any) Residential Address (street only) _______________________________ _______________________________ Name & Title (if any) Residential Address (street only) _______________________________ _______________________________ Name & Title (if any) Residential Address (street only)



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William R. Silver Robert R. Banning David J. Stein

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IF A PARTNERSHIP:


Street Address




Names of Current Partners

Name & Title (if any) Residential Address (street only)



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_____________________________________________ Proposer’s Full Legal Name

_____________________________________________ (print) Name and Title of Proposer’s Authorized Representative

_____________________________________________ (signature) Proposer’s Representative, Duly Authorized

_____________________________________________ Date

END OF LEGAL STATUS DISCLOSURE FORM

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William R. Silver, President

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DESIGN PROFESSIONAL SERVICES FOR HVAC IMPROVEMENTS AT CHESHIRE HIGHSCHOOL PROPOSAL #2021‐10

PROPOSER’S CERTIFICATION

Concerning Equal Employment Opportunities And Affirmative Action Policy

I/we, the proposer, certify that:

1) I/we are in compliance with the equal opportunity clause as set forth in Connecticut state law (Executive Order No. Three, http://www.cslib.org/exeorder3.htm).

2) I/we do not maintain segregated facilities. 3) I/we have filed all required employer's information reports. 4) I/we have developed and maintain written affirmative action programs. 5) I/we list job openings with federal and state employment services. 6) I/we attempt to employ and advance in employment qualified handicapped individuals. 7) I/we are in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act. 8) I/we (check one):

______ have an Affirmative Action Program, or ______ employ 10 people or fewer.

_________________________________ ____________________________________ Legal Name of Proposer (signature)

Proposer’s Representative, Duly Authorized ____________________________________ Name of Proposer’s Authorized Representative ____________________________________ Title of Proposer’s Authorized Representative ____________________________________ Date

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William R. Silver

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President

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3/18/2021

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DESIGN PROFESSIONAL SERVICES FOR HVAC IMPROVEMENTS AT CHESHIRE HIGHSCHOOL

PROPOSAL #2021‐10

PROPOSER’S STATEMENT OF REFERENCES Provide at least three (3) references: 1. BUSINESS NAME________________________________________________________

ADDRESS_______________________________________________________________

CITY, STATE____________________________________________________________

TELEPHONE:____________________________________________________________

INDIVIDUAL CONTACT NAME AND POSITION

________________________________________________________________________

2. BUSINESS NAME________________________________________________________

ADDRESS_______________________________________________________________

CITY, STATE____________________________________________________________

TELEPHONE:____________________________________________________________


________________________________________________________________________

3. BUSINESS NAME________________________________________________________

ADDRESS_______________________________________________________________

CITY, STATE____________________________________________________________

TELEPHONE:____________________________________________________________


________________________________________________________________________

END OF STATEMENT OF REFERENCES

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Cheshire Public Schools

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Cheshire, CT

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203-272-2574

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Richard Clavet, Manager

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of Buildings

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City of Milford Permanent School Building Committee

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Milford, CT

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203-899-8917

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Matt Woods, Chairman

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State of CT Judicial Branch

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Hartford, CT

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860-706-5263

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Deborah Levesque, Project Manager

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Architects / Engineers / Interior Designers - Town of Cheshire

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