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DENVER INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
Photo provided courtesy of Denver International Airport
VIEW OF EXISTING JEPPESEN TERMINAL, LOOKING SOUTH Photo provided courtesy of Denver International Airport
Evaluation of existing systems and procedures
Replacement of existing fire alarm system
Integration of airport paging Flight Information
Display (FIDS), Baggage Information Display (BIDS)
and Gate Information Displays (GIDS) into a
comprehensive Emergency Notification System
Covering 5 major structures totaling 7.5 million
square feet, including 5 command & control
centers.
EXISTING TERMINAL, CONCOURSE, PARKING & BAGGAGE LAYOUT
VIEW OF JEPPESEN TERMINAL, SUPPORT BUILDINGS, AND SITE INFRASTRUCTURE Photo provided courtesy of Denver International Airport
Ability to take control of any portion of the facility in
an emergency from any of the 5 command centers
Dedicated Class A fiber network for fire alarm and
audio data distribution
Interfaces with multiple special hazard suppression
and security system
Provides complete event annunciation at Denver
Fire ARFF station
Compliant with NFPA 72 2010 edition requirements
for Mass Notification
Program Management :
Survey and evaluation of existing facilities site-
wide, including all major systems, hardware
and software
Options report developed for replacement of
existing system with detailed phasing plan
Risk analysis to support implementation of
ECS/MNS
People movement modeling services to help
predict the impact of emergency scenarios;
Development of emergency protocols
Design of new fire alarm system
Upgrades to existing smoke control and special
extinguishing systems
Specifications to incorporate DIA standards into
current industry-standard specifications format
Construction Administration and inspection
services
Commissioning and Acceptance Testing
Representation of DIA interests in the code
development process with the City of Denver
JEPPESEN TERMINAL INTERIOR Photo provided courtesy of Abraham Sanogo
JEPPESEN TERMINAL INTERIOR Photo provided courtesy of Denver International Airport
TERMINAL TRAIN PLATFORM Photo provided courtesy of Denver International Airport
PASSENGER TRAIN TUNNEL Photo provided courtesy of Denver International Airport
CONCOURSE A TRAIN PLATFORM AND CENTER CORE Photo provided courtesy of Denver International Airport
CONCOURSE B CENTER CORE Photo provided courtesy of Denver International Airport
CONCOURSE C CENTER CORE Photo provided courtesy of Denver International Airport
Detailed migration plan required for uninterrupted
airport operations
Interface with Emergency Communications System
and Visual Notification System
Building Information Modeling (BIM) utilized to
enhance design coordination and facilities
management operations
Development of sophisticated control center for
emergency management
Client: Denver International Airport (DIA)
Location: Denver, CO
Project Type: Airport Facilities Upgrade
Completion: 2014 (estimated)
Cost: $40M
Contact: Reginald Norman
Department of Aviation
(303) 342-2200
Dave Boswell, SET Project Manager
Scott Craig, PE Engineer of Record
Larry Rietz, SET Senior Design Manger
David Tomecek, PE Risk Analysis QA/QC
Kelly Meissner, AIA Specifications / Accessibility
Bradon Wesche BIM specialist
Our key staff on DIA Fire Alarm Replacement Project :
DENVER INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
Photo provided courtesy of Denver International Airport
www.haifire.com
Hughes Associates, Inc.
For More Information Contact Us:
Heather Stickler, PMP, LEED AP
Director of Marketing
410-737-8677 x463
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