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FIRM PROFILE

Beaudin Ganze Consulting Engineers, Inc. (BGCE) brings 23 years of experience in sustainable and custom-tailored designs to each project we undertake. For us, sustainable design is at the core of our business.

BGCE provides mechanical, electrical, lighting, technology, commissioning, energy analysis and LEED™ consulting services for projects ranging from those in higher education to government, commercial, hospitality, healthcare and more. We are experts in REVIT modeling, employing state-of-the art technology and tools to optimize energy-efficient building systems and improve the owner’s bottom line. Through early program definition, focused project management, expert systems design and engineering and highly experienced construction phase services, BGCE provides owners with low-risk, high-return solutions for their facilities.

We partner with our clients in all aspects of their project, budget, operation and building maintenance, ultimately helping them make well-informed choices and realize their project goals.

SERVICES• M/E/P Design• Technology Design• Lighting Design• Commissioning• LEED Consulting• Construction Management• Energy Modeling• Revit/BIM

MARKET SECTORS• Education• Government/Civic• Commercial/Mixed Use• Healthcare• Hospitality/Resorts• High-End Homes

In the following pages, we have provided a list of our higher education experience, relevant project profiles, and resumes for our key personnel.

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Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO

EDUCATION

More so than other building types, educational facility systems and their operations have a profound impact on students’ ability to learn. Distractions such as inadequate or inconsistent lighting levels and uncomfortable temperatures can all affect the attention span of students. Designing the most sustainable mechanical and electrical systems is one step to help provide the best conditions possible for the learning experience.

BGCE provides mechanical, electrical, plumbing, lighting, technology design and commissioning services to institutions ranging from PK-12 to higher education facilities.

By using the proper equipment components, systems design and engineering and appropriate reliability measures, BGCE provides owners with a long-term solution for their educational facilities.

CSU Behavioral Sciences Building, Fort Collins, CO

Auraria Higher Education Campus, Denver, CO

UCD Health and Wellness Center, Denver, CO

AHEC Tivoli Student Union, Denver, CO

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COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES BUILDINGPROJECT PROFILE

Project: Behavioral Sciences Building

Owner: Colorado State University

Client: Bennett Wagner & Grody Architects

Location: Fort Collins, CO

Size: 90,000 SF

PROJECT OVERVIEW:Colorado State University required a new space for classrooms, lecture hall and faculty offices. The building needed to meet or exceed LEED Gold certification per the Governor’s Energy Office guidelines for state-funded buildings.

BGCE’S WORK:BGCE provided mechanical, electrical, and lighting engineering design and construction contract administration for the approximately 90,000 SF, four story building in Fort Collins, Colorado. The new facility has primarily classroom and lobby space on the first floor, and office and support space on the upper floors.

CLIENT BENEFITS:The client saw 47.3% estimated total energy reduction; 46.4% estimated total energy cost reduction; $59,600 estimated annual operating cost reduction; and 41.7% estimated total water use reduction. The building achieved LEED Gold certification.

COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY COMPUTER SCIENCE/ISTEC BUILDINGPROJECT PROFILE

Project: New Computer Science Building

Owner: Colorado State University

Client: Anderson Mason Dale

Location: Fort Collins, CO

Size: 45,000 SF

Completion: 2009

PROJECT OVERVIEW:The new four story Computer Science building, located in the center of CSU’s main campus, allows CSU to continue to excel, as the field explodes in importance and becomes ever more laboratory-intensive.

The new building houses three main labs on the ground floor:• Lab1 - A Student Personal Computer Lab functions as a dual use lab

that is open 24 hours a day. During most of the day it if is utilized to teach freshman computing classes. At all other times the lab is open to all students on campus to use as a general computing lab.

• Lab 2 - A Linux Lab which provides machines running the Linux operating system and is largely used by Computer Science majors.

• Lab 3 - A Teaching Lab which provides a combination teaching and environment lab where students will be able to do interactive hands-on programming during classes. This space is available as an open lab for students taking Computer Science classes in the evenings.

BGCE’S WORK:Beaudin Ganze performed the mechanical, electrical, fire/life safety and lighting design for this new building. The heart of the building is two critical machine rooms – each room designed with redundant mechanical systems and UPS power to provide reliable service to the entire Computer Science department and its various research networks accessible around the globe.

CLIENT BENEFITS:• Underfloor air distribution within a raised floor is used throughout the

building to realize energy efficiency, high flexibility of power and data infrastructure and overall reduction of life-cycle costs.

• Indirect evaporative cooling incorporated in the air handling units will reduce the load on the campus-wide district chilled water plant.

• In addition to the two large public computer labs on the first floor, the upper floors contain collaboration and work spaces for grad students and interaction with other University departments for a 24/7 building

• Security, video surveillance, and telecommunications are coordinated with University building facilities groups.

Project: Duane Physics Building - Renovation & Upgrades

Owner: University of Colorado at Boulder

Client: Davis Wince, Ltd. Architecture

Location: Boulder, CO

Size: 8,000 SF

Completion: 2015

PROJECT OVERVIEW:Part of the original Duane Physics Educational Building, the G140 remodel enhances the educational environment by modifying an outdated space originally used as a library into an academic environment that is usable for lecture, private student and facility meeting space, as well as Graduate Student office area.

Over the life of the building, other remodeling projects had changed the building use in several areas without providing system level modifications. During the current project, it was discovered the built-up air handling system, which provided conditioned air to zone terminals in the remodel and adjacent spaces in the building wing, was not configured to provide adequate ventilation. On top of this, the existing air handling system consisted of several components nearing the end of their useful life, was not providing original design airflows due to duct configuration, and did not have adequate provisions to measure or pre-condition outside air as zone heating and cooling demands within the building changed.

BGCE’S WORK:BGCE provided mechanical and plumbing engineering, and construction administration services for the approximately 8,000 sq.ft. G140 renovation. Additionally, BGCE provided building investigation to confirm building space use and ventilation requirements, then designed complex modifications to the air handling system that included modifying cooling coils, fans, controls, and the addition of steam piping from the basement to serve a new pre-heat coil. The central plant chilled water and steam systems are distributed through the building to energy recovery ventilation air handlers and are controlled by a campus wide Siemens control system.

CLIENT BENEFITS:• Today, the air handling system provides required code ventilation to

not just the G140 remodel, but to the entire building wing, even during cold winter months.

• Varying speed controls allow efficient operation throughout the entire range of building design conditions.

• The renovated G140 space is inviting to students and faculty and provides an environment that fosters cooperation and learning.

UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO DUANE PHYSICS BUILDING RENOVATIONPROJECT PROFILE

AURARIA HIGHER EDUCATION CENTER TIVOLI STUDENT UNIONPROJECT PROFILE

Project: Tivoli Student Union Counseling Center

Owner: Auraria Higher Education Center

Client: Pahl Architecture

Location: Denver, CO

Size: 5,000 SF

Completion: 2012

PROJECT OVERVIEW:In order to provide increased counseling space and serve AHEC students better, the existing counseling center, located in the North Classroom Building, was planned to be relocated to the 4th floor of the Tivoli Building.

BGCE’S WORK:Our team modified the existing Tivoli infrastructure to accommodate the new counseling center. This included providing new electrical distribution, security, telecommunications, fire/life safety, and HVAC systems. We discovered through interviews with the AHEC facilities staff that there were comfort issues in this space. These issues were analyzed and a solution was incorporated into the final design.

CLIENT BENEFITS:This facility is now able to provide better counseling services to the campus students. While providing an up-to-date modern facility with superior HVAC zoning and electrical distribution, we were able to mirror the existing fan coil unit systems that already serve this space. Doing so allowed us to reuse the existing fan coil unit infrastructure to the greatest extent possible with minimal new infrastructure required. This resulted in a streamlined and efficient design that will meet and exceed the Owners’ needs once construction is completed.

The electrical panels were replaced in order to maintain the required branch circuiting for the counseling center’s needs and the existing panel feeders were maintained since they were found to be sufficient for the needs of the space. A new telecommunication closet and associated fiber connection was provided to serve this space when it was found that the existing communications infrastructure was insufficient to accommodate the counseling center.

Project: Access Center

Owner: Auraria Higher Education Center

Client: Architectural Workshop

Location: Denver, CO

Size: 4,200 SF

Completion: 2014

PROJECT OVERVIEW:Due to space restrictions, noise issues and the pending Library renovation, the Access Center need to relocate. The ground level of the Plaza Building was selected for the project due to its central campus location, accessibility, and available space to fit their programming needs and expectations. .

BGCE’S WORK:BGCE’s provided mechanical, electrical, and plumbing/fire protection engineering for the renovation to provide a new, open area testing area and individual testing room and spaces to fit the student’s Access Center needs. In addition, the public restrooms just outside the Access Center were totally renovated to make it handicapped accessible to the students and staff.

The project included new HVAC system components with low noise a primary system selection requirement, new LED lighting throughout the majority of the space, design of a CCTV camera system to observe the testing areas, a panic alarm system to directly notify campus police if the need arises and a fire alarm design to expand the existing fire alarm system into the remolded space to provide fire alarm notification to the Access Center users.

CLIENT BENEFITS:At the end of the project the Access Center was in a new location that had significantly quieter testing and office areas, better lighting to enhance the testing and student assistance areas and a new security system to meet their needs and expectations.

AURARIA HIGHER EDUCATION CENTER ACCESS CENTERPROJECT PROFILE

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UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO DENVER HEALTH AND WELLNESS CENTERPROJECT PROFILE

Project: Commissioning Services

Owner: University of Colorado Denver

Location: Aurora, CO

Size: 95,000 SF

PROJECT OVERVIEW:A unique learning environment was required to encourage the patients to continue through the process. To accomplish this, the operations staff and design team worked closely together to determine the most suited systems while minimizing system energy usage.

The new facility includes offices, conference/training rooms, a demonstration kitchen, a healthy foods café/bistro, a healthy foods grocery market, a fitness center including a therapeutic pool and lockers, and rooms for overnight stays. In addition, major site and infrastructure work was complete.

BGCE’S WORK:BGCx provided LEED commissioning authority services for this 95,000 SF facility. The project consisted of a three story research and fitness facility with a pool located on the lower level.

The chilled water and steam systems are distributed to the building from the central utility plant, located on campus, and routed through the building to energy recovery ventilation air handlers and terminal devices. The building MEP systems are controlled by a campus-wide Siemens control system, and the lighting is controlled by a campus-wide Encillium lighting control system.

CLIENT BENEFITS:The client experienced quick occupancy, efficient operations and limited customer complaints. The client has experienced low energy costs, as programmed by the design team.

“The UCD Health and Wellness Center will serve as the preeminent resource for individuals seeking to improve their health and prevent chronic disease. With the goal of optimizing the health of people both in Colorado and across the nation, the Center will conduct research and offer state-of-the art, science-based clinical programs for individuals and communities to make meaningful, lasting changes in terms of weight management and healthy lifestyles.”

- Jacque Montgomery, UC Denver

Project: Administration and Classroom Building

Owner: Sierra College

Location: Truckee, CA

Size: 32,000 SF New Construction

PROJECT OVERVIEW:The growing student population in the Tahoe / Truckee area created the need for a permanent campus location. Lack of a dedicated facility hindered educational quality and forced some students to either commute over mountain passes or seek higher education elsewhere. A dedicated, regional location, that respected and complemented the natural beauty and ecological consciousness of the Tahoe region was needed to retain students locally and increase the quality of educational services in the area.

BGCE’S WORK:BGCE provided LEED program oversight and guidance, plumbing, mechanical, electrical, lighting and communication engineering design and construction contract administration services for the approximately 30,000 square foot college administrative and classroom building for the Sierra College system in Truckee, California. The project also included site planning for approximately 30,000 square feet of future building phases and a commissioning review. The program includes administrative areas, art rooms, computer labs, science labs, mechatronics, student gathering areas, health fitness & EMT training rooms, learning resource center, library, and faculty offices.

CLIENT BENEFITS:• The building will use 40 percent less water because of efficient

plumbing fixtures, including low-flow and dual-flush controls.• No refrigerants were used. A combination of evaporative cooling and

outside air (called economizing) was incorporated, which reduces air conditioning energy by 70%.

• Smart classroom controls regulate temperature and lighting according to the amount of sunlight and number of occupants.

• Demand-controlled Ventilation (fresh air control) will reduce energy use by up to 50% when the building is vacant.

• Piping and ductwork have 50%-100% thicker insulation than industry average, providing less unwanted heat transfer and more efficient heating and cooling.

• Components are in place for future supplemental solar-thermal heating systems.

• System accommodation humidifiers with electromagnetic water treatment technology are used instead of chemicals and indoor air quality.

• All large fans and pumps have variable speed motors for reduced energy consumption.

• Heating boilers and systems are designed for ultra-high efficiency; up to 97%.

• Non-intrusive, low-intensity site lighting systems.

SIERRA COLLEGE - TRUCKEE CAMPUSPROJECT PROFILE

• Aims Community College Fort Lupton, CO » Phase I & II HVAC Upgrades » Storage Building

• Auraria Higher Education Center Denver, CO » Administration Bldg. – 4th Floor Computer Room HVAC Upgrade* » Administration Bldg. – Smart Classroom Upgrades* » Arts Building Photovoltaic System » Biology Lab Upgrade » Computer Lab for School of Biology* » Computer Lab for School of Education (2 labs)* » Computer Lab for School of Engineering* » Computer Room Generator Addition » Five Plex Temporary Building Complex » Ten Plex Temporary Building Complex » Generator Addition » Geography & Biology Teaching Lab » Geography Teaching Labs (2) » Library Remodel » Library Smart Classroom » North Classroom – 3rd Floor Lab Remodel* » North Classroom #2208 – Generator Addition » North Classroom #2208 – HVAC Upgrade* » North Classroom #2208 – UPS Addition* » North Classroom #3205 – Server Room Upgrade* » P.E. Building Climbing Wall Addition » Smart Classroom Upgrades (76 Classrooms, North South and Central)* » Technology Building Computer Room Remodel » Tennis Court Power Addition » Tivoli Bldg. – 2nd Floor Computer Lab Infrastructure Upgrades* » West Classroom Computer Lab #244* » West Classroom – Smart Classrooms

• Colorado Mountain College Various Locations » Design Standards for CMC » Campus Master Plans » Aspen Campus » Breckenridge Campus » Spring Valley Campus » Steamboat Campus » Vail Campus » Breckenridge Boiler Mechanical/Electrical Upgrade » Breckenridge ADA Upgrade » Spring Valley Academic Building » Spring Valley Campus Mechanical Consulting » Carbondale Classroom Remodel

• Colorado Northwestern Community College Craig, CO » Academic Building Geothermal Redesign » Technical Center

• Colorado School of Mines Golden, CO » General Research Lab Expansion Study

• Colorado State University Fort Collins, CO » 1311 University Square » Academic Facility » Animal Science Building Addition » Animal Population Health Institute (APHI) Laboratory

HIGHER EDUCATION - COLORADOEXPERIENCE

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HIGHER EDUCATION - COLORADOEXPERIENCE

» Atmospheric Science Server Building » Behavioral Sciences Building » Braiden Dormitory » Computer Science/ISTec Building » Computer Service Center at Veterans » Diagnostic Office Building » Equine Research Facility » Laser Research Lab Emergency Power » Moby B Addition Grant » NRRC Building B Classrooms UPS/Generator Upgrade » Shepardson Hall Systems Evaluation and Addition

• Front Range Community College Commissioning Fort Collins, CO• Morgan Community College Fort Morgan, CO

» Nursing Addition » LEED Certification Gold, LEED Championing Assistance

• Northeastern Junior College Residence Hall Sterling, CO• Red Rocks Community College HVAC Replacement Lakewood, CO• Regis University Concessions Denver, CO• University of Colorado Boulder, CO

» Aerospace Engineering Shop Exhaust » ARCE Building Cooling Tower Drains » Benson Sprinkler » CASA Sprinkler » Cristol Chemistry System & Sound Mitigation Project » Duane Physics Building Renovation » Ekeley Cooling Tower » Hellems HVAC Improvements » LASP Sprinkler » Muenzinger Sprinkler » Museum Collection Sprinkler » Qwest Building Computer Room Upgrade » School of Engineering Computer Room Remodel » SLL Cooling Tower Drains and Boiler Replacement » Visual Arts Complex Forge Equipment Installation

• University of Colorado Health Sciences Center Aurora, CO » Dravo Emergency Generator/PS Egress » School of Dentistry Remodel » Health and Wellness Center Commissioning

• University of Denver Denver, CO » Centennial Halls & Tower » Fern Hall - 2715 Welton

• University of Northern Colorado Greeley, CO » Butler-Hancock Field Improvements » Butler-Hancock Gymnasium Improvements » Campus Recreation Center Gymnasium Addition » Jackson Sports Complex Improvements » Nottingham Field East Stand Amenities

• U.S.A.F. Academy Colorado Springs, CO » Fairchild Hall HVAC Modifications* » Harmon Hall Renovation* » Fire Protection Systems*


HIGHER EDUCATION - OUTSIDE COLORADOEXPERIENCE

• Boise State University Library* Boise, ID• Centro Roberto Garza, University of Monterrey Monterrey, Mexico• Clara Vista College* Pasadena, CA• Clovis Community College Clovis, NM

» Library/Technology Center » Allied Health Phase 1 Commissioning » Energy Estimates & Calculations » Flatplate Design

• College of Santa Fe Santa Fe, NM » Dormitory Review and Remodel

• Dine College Library Shiprock, NM• Iowa State University Classroom & Office Building #3* Ames, IA• New Mexico Highlands University Las Vegas, NM

» Dormitory LEED Commissioning• New Mexico State University Alamogordo, NM

» Advanced Technology Education Center » Bookstore and LEED Consulting Las Cruces, New Mexico » Cooking Classroom » Grants Campus Library Renovation

• North Dakota State University Nelson Health Center* Fargo, ND• Pomona College Student Center* Pomona, CA• Sam Houston State University Huntsville, TX

» Central Boiler Plant Remodel* » Lowman Student Center Remodel* » New Classroom Building*

• San Jose/San Jose State University Joint Library* San Jose, CA• Sierra College Truckee Campus - LEED Gold Truckee, CA

» Commissioning Review » DI Water and Air Compressor » Electrical Site Plan, Generator Connection » L Building #25001 » Roadway Lighting » Kiln Building and Indoor Kiln Ventilation

• Southwestern College Santa Fe, NM » Classroom/Office Building » College Classroom PV System » Site Lighting and Power

• St. John’s College Dormitory Commissioning Santa Fe, NM• Stanford University Palo Alto, CA

» Encina Hall East Conversion of Historic Men’s Dormitory Building* » Graduate School of Business, Littlefield Link Building*

• University of California San Diego Health Sciences Lab San Diego, CA• University of Delaware Center for the Arts* Newark, DE• University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics* Iowa City, IA• University of Iowa Alumni Center* Iowa City, IA• University of Nevada at Reno Reno, NV

» Living Learning Center Commissioning• University of New Mexico Albuquerque, NM

» Castetter Hall LEED Commissioning » Science & Math Learning Center LEED Commissioning » College of Education Building Commissioning, Plan & Design » Film School

• University of North Dakota Grand Forks, ND » Chemistry Building* » Medical Sciences Animal Research Facility*


RESUME

EDUCATION B.S. Mechanical Engineering, University of Massachusetts Amherst

REGISTRATIONSColorado, PE #0046968 California, PE #32553 Nevada, PE #PendingNew Mexico, PE #14308Certified Energy Manager (CEM) #13571Certified Commissioning Agent (CxA) #511-841

USGBC Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design Accredited Professional (LEED AP)

American Society of Heating,Refrigerating, and Air-Conditioning Engineers, Inc. (ASHRAE)

Association of Energy Engineers (AEE)

Building Commissioning Association (BCA)

YEARS OF EXPERIENCE21

YEARS WITH FIRM18

WES PLOOF, PE, CEM, CXA, LEED APPRINCIPAL IN CHARGE / PROJECT MANAGER / MECHANICAL ENGINEER

Wes has a comprehensive understanding of mechanical and electrical building system design and commissioning, the consulting and construction process, energy audits, analysis and retrofits, delivering efficient project design and management. Wes’ ability to manage projects and his knowledge of building systems have earned repeat projects with many clients. His expertise includes HVAC, plumbing, central plants, lighting, power, communications system design, energy management and audits, and sustainable design management. He has led and been involved in 33 LEED certified projects. His experience with a wide variety of clients and building systems allows him to effectively match building systems with project needs.

RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE• Auraria Higher Education Center Arts Building Denver, CO• Centro Roberto Garza, University of Monterrey Monterrey, CA

» LEED Commissioning• Clovis Community College Clovis, NM• College of Santa Fe - Dormitory Review Santa Fe, NM• Dine College Library Shiprock, NM• Joe and Charlyne Sisler Allied Health Building LEED Commissioning Clovis, NM• New Mexico State University Las Cruces, NM

» Institute for Public Policy LEED and Enhanced Commissioning » Cooking Classroom » Grants Campus Library

• New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology Socorro, NM » Bureau of Geology Commissioning

• New Mexico State University Las Cruces, NM » Bookstore LEED Consulting » Undergraduate Learning Center LEED Consulting

• Sierra College – Truckee Campus Truckee, CA » Commissioning Review » DI Water and Air Compressor » Electrical Site Plan, Generator Connection » L Building #25001 » Roadway Lighting » Kiln Building and Indoor Kiln Ventilation

• St. John’s College Dormitory Commissioning Santa Fe, NM• University of Colorado Boulder Boulder, CO

» Duane Physics Building Renovation• University of Nevada at Reno Reno, NV

» Living Learning Center Commissioning• University of New Mexico Albuquerque, NM

» College of Education Building Commissioning » Castetter Hall Phase II - LEED Commissioning » Science & Math Learning Center - LEED Commissioning

• University of New Mexico Hospital Albuquerque, NM » Radiology Room Remodel

RESUME

EDUCATION B.S. Mechanical Engineer, University of Illinios

REGISTRATIONSColorado, PE #46310 Illinois, PE #062-057211Iowa, PE #17792New Mexico, PE #14472Wyoming, PE #22204



American Society of Health Care Engineers (ASHE)American Energy Engineers (AEE)

American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME)


YEARS WITH FIRM4

TODD SPACEK, PE, LEED APPROJECT MANAGER / MECHANICAL ENGINEER

Todd has over two decades of experience in engineering design and construction management. Todd started his career working for a union mechanical contractor specializing in industrial and institutional Mechanical and Plumbing Construction. He has a keen understanding of engineering design from the perspective of implementation and application through construction. He is responsible for establishing and refining objectives, policies, procedures and performance standards for BGCE’s higher education and healthcare sectors. He manages and mentors staff and establishes goals to ensure professional and company standards of service as well as client expectations are met and exceeded.

RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE• Auraria Higher Education Center (AHEC) Denver, CO

» Arts Building » North Classroom MEP Study » Miscellaneous Projects

• Community College of Denver Denver, CO » Computer Room Relocation Feasibility Study » Relocation from Admin Building to 7th Street Parking Garage

• Eastern Illinois University* Charleston, IL » Carmen Hall » Doudna Fine Arts » Upgrade Utility Tunnel » University Court, Fire Protection

• Illinois State University * Normal, IL• Iowa State University* Ames, Iowa • Metropolitan State University Denver, CO

» Multiple Space Relocation Projects » Central Classrom #301 Drawing Study » Plaza Building » King Center » Student Success Building

• Morgan Community College Fort Morgan, CO• University of Colorado Boulder, CO

» Visual Arts Complex - Forge Equipment Installation » Physics Building Air Handling Units » Physics Building Renovation

• University of Colorado Denver Denver, CO• University of Iowa - Iowa City* Iowa City, IA

» 2660 Crosspark MEP Upgrades » Air Cannon Piping Replacement » John Pappajohn Pavilion Replace Gas Boiler Feasibility Study » Medical Laboratory Building 4th Floor Cooling Upgrade Study » Optherian Facility » Pomerantz Boiler Replacement » Power Plant – Temporary Office Space

*Previous experience

RESUME

EDUCATION B.S. Electrical Engineering,Metropolitan State College

REGISTRATIONSColorado, PE #39379

National Council on Qualifications for the Lighting Professions Lighting Certified (LC)


Illuminating Engineering Society of North America

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers


YEARS WITH FIRM12

MIKE REED, PE, LC, LEED APPROJECT MANAGER / ELECTRICAL ENGINEER

Mike is Lead Electrical Engineer and Project Manager for BGCE’s Denver office with more than two decades experience in the design of lighting, power, life safety, special systems (AV/technology, security), and low and medium voltage (commercial) systems.

Mike brings a wide variety of project experience to BGCE’s Clients. Some of his more complex projects have included: data centers (which required multiple electrical services), Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS), multiple stand-by power sources and high security areas. In addition to these projects, Mike’s is experienced with a variety of facility types including education, laboratories, commercial office space, multi-family, health care, government, retail and entertainment.

RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE• Auraria Higher Education Campus (AHEC) - Over 50 projects Denver, CO

» Arts Building Photovoltaic System Design » Arts Building Room #283 Recording Studio Reconfiguration » Biology Lab Upgrade* » Library Remodel - Phase 1 and 2* » Tivoli Counseling Center

• Aims Community College Fort Lupton, CO• Colorado School of Mines – General Lab Expansion Study Golden, CO• Colorado State University – New Computer Science Fort Collins, CO• Community College of Denver Denver, CO• Metropolitan State University Denver, CO

» Multiple Projects » Plaza Building » Computer Room » King Center » Student Success Building

• Morgan Community College Fort Morgan, CO• Southwestern College Classroom PV System Santa Fe, NM• University of Colorado Boulder, CO

» Hellem HVAC Improvements » Computer Center room #221 Cooling Unit » Computer Room Construction Administration » Cristol Chemistry Cooling Project » Cristol Chemistry System & Sound Mitigation Project » Qwest Building Computer Room Upgrade » School of Engineering Computer Room Remodel » SLL Building Boiler Replacement » Visual Arts Complex Forge Equipment Installation

• University of Colorado Health Sciences Center Denver, CO » Dravo Building Addition and Life Safety Upgrade » Emergency Generator » Health and Wellness Center Commissioning

*Previous experience

RESUME

EDUCATION B.S. Architectural Engineering, Kansas State University

Building CommissioningUniversity of Wisconsin

Retro-CommissioningUniversity of Wisconsin

REGISTRATIONSColorado, PE #37637Florida, PE #63346Kansas, PE #21026

Certified Commissioning Agent, CXA #0113-1140




YEARS WITH FIRM18

BRAD STAVER, PE, LEED AP PROJECT MANAGER / COMMISSIONING AGENT

Brad leads BGCE’s Commissioning Group. He understands and trouble-shoots mechanical and electrical building systems and controls; implements building commissioning plans; and works closely with building owners, engineers, architects and contractors to ensure energy efficient building design and operations.

Brad specializes in HVAC, plumbing, snowmelt systems, boiler plants, heating water distribution, direct expansion, cooling, evaporative cooling, lighting and power design, which allows for a detailed understanding of the systems and commissioning needs. Brad also performs existing systems reviews, and Testing, Adjusting, and Balancing (TAB) on new and existing buildings. He has designed MEP systems and commissioned facilities for healthcare, education, commercial, resort, residential, and public projects.

RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE• Aims Community College Fort Lupton, CO• Aspen Middle School LEED Commissioning Aspen, CO• Basalt Library LEED Commissioning Basalt, CO• Bayard Elementary School Renovation Bayard, NM• Berrendo Elementary School Commissioning Roswell, NM• Broadmoor Elementary School Carlsbad, NM• Colorado Mesa University Grand Junction, CO

» Houston Hall Commissioning• Denver Public Schools (ECE 8) Stapleton School Commissioning Denver, CO• El Capitan Elementary School Commissioning Roswell, NM• Gadsden High School Anthony, NM• James Bickley Elementary School Commissioning Clovis, NM• Las Cruces High School Las Cruces, NM• Lincoln Elementary School Commissioning Natrona, WY• Lockwood Elementary School Commissioning Clovis, NM• Military Heights Elementary School Commissioning Roswell, NM• Morgan Community College Fort Morgan, CO

» IT HVAC Upgrade » LEED Commissioning

• Murray Elementary School Carlsbad, NM• New Mexico State University Las Cruces, NM

» Undergraduate Learning Center LEED Commissioning• Northeastern Junior College Commissioning Sterling, CO• Pecos Elementary School Additions & Renovation Roswell, NM• Pineview Elementary School Commissioning Natrona, WY• Sangre de Cristo School District LEED Commissioning Mosca, CO• University of Colorado Health & Wellness Center Commissioning Aurora, CO• Valley View Elementary School Commissioning Roswell, NM• Volunteers of America Headstart Denver, CO

RESUME

ERIC RUBOTTOM, PE, RCDD, CTS, LEED APPROJECT MANAGER / TECHNOLOGY SPECIALIST

With a background in general building construction, mechanical, electrical and structural systems design, Eric Rubottom leads BGCE’s Technology Services Group. He provides technology engineering and consulting for a variety of projects that encompass audiovisual, voice/data/information transport, electronic safety and security, wireless, lighting control, automation and integration systems. In addition to technology systems engineering, he provides conceptual design for the mechanical and electrical engineering team or self-performs the engineering for data and network facilities based on his knowledge of the interaction of the involved systems. His flexibility when working with a variety of clientele and efficiency makes him a valuable asset to the BGCE Team.

Eric is BGCE’s first Certified Technology Specialist (CTS), an audiovisual design credential from InfoComm International. He continues to build on his innate interest and strong educational background through training and involvement in trade organizations.

RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE• Castle Creek Campus Aspen, CO • College of Santa Fe Dormitory Remodel Santa Fe, NM• Colorado Mesa University Athletic Training Addition Grand Junction, CO• Colorado Mountain College Rifle Academic Center Rifle, CO• Colorado Northwestern Community College Fort Collins, CO

» Technical Center• Colorado School of Mines General Research Laboratories Golden, CO• Colorado State University Fort Collins, CO• Fort Lewis College Theatre Renovations Durango, CO• Lyons Elementary School Technology Systems Lyons, CO• Lyons Middle/High School Lyons, CO• Mapleton Early Childhood Center Technology Systems Boulder, CO• Metropolitan State University Student Success Building Denver, CO• New Mexico Consortium Los Alamos, NM

» Laboratory & Green House-Phase I • Northeastern Junior College Residence Hall Sterling, CO• Poudre School District Fort Collins, CO

» Technology Standards Development• Sanborn Elementary School Longmont, CO• Sierra College/Truckee Campus Truckee, CA• Southwestern College Santa Fe, NM

» Classroom PV System Design• St. Johns College - Dormitory Technology Systems Santa Fe , NM• St. Vrain Valley School District Technology Standards Longmont, CO• University of Colorado Boulder, CO

» Qwest Building Computer Room• Westview Middle School Technology Upgrade Longmont, CO

EDUCATION B.S. Architectural Engineering, Kansas State University

REGISTRATIONSNew Mexico, PE #20660Colorado PE #42213Wyoming PE #14725Ohio PE #79617

BICSI Registered Communications Distribution Designer (RCDD)

InfoComm International Certified Technology Specialist (CTS)

LEED AP

AFFILIATIONSAmerican Society for Industrial Security (ASIS International)

Building Industry Consulting Service International (BICSI)

National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying (NCEES)

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