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Laboratories/Industrial Facilities |
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The 141,000 square foot facility was made up of a two-story structure. The basement level consisted primarily of shipping/receiving, stocking trains, and storage space, while the upper level consisted of pulling space, packaging trains, design studio, office space, kitchen, smoking lounge, and restrooms. |
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MeraVic New Facility |
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This project was a complete remodel of an existing animal research facility into a new API facility. The project included engineering design and construction services for the mechanical, electrical, plumbing, process and control systems for the existing 14,000 square foot facility. |
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API Remodel |
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Renovation of a 3300 sq ft existing space to accommodate the housing of a new electrical service equipment as well as monitor control centers. |
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General Mills |
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This project included an 11,000 square foot primary packaging facility addition to an existing 70,000 square foot secondary packaging facility including warehouse and office areas. The building expansion consisted of two blister pack rooms, a bottle room, two capsule filler rooms, three general purpose rooms and support rooms including restrooms and locker rooms. One of the blister pack rooms is a low humidity room able to maintain able to maintain a space relative humidity setpoint of 20%. |
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Building P Expansion |
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This project consisted of reconfiguring an existing production space to accommodate a new tablet coater. System upgrades included a new 100% outside air pre-treatment air handling unit consisting of a supply fan, heating water pre-heat coil, chilled water cooling coil, heating water intermediate coil, and steam humidifier allowing for pre-condition air of approximately 8°C. Additionally the supply air steam had a new post-treatment unit consisting of two steam heating coils and HEPA filters taking the pre-conditioned air to a final temperature of approximately 80°C before entering the tablet coater. The exhaust air side consisted of a new high pressure exhaust fan located on the roof to exhaust the tablet coater air through an existing dust collector bag-house and into a common exhaust plenum being exhausted through an existing TOX unit. |
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Vector Pan Upgrades |
