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Firm Profile

KCL Engineering makes it our mission to help build a world we all want to live in.

Our focus on empowerment, flexibility, and opportunity creates a workplace of motivated employees who provide superior customer service, deliver high-quality projects, and delight clients with innovative solutions.

About KCL

Building Sector Services

Since 2008 67 employees Mechanical – 28 (11 PE’s) Campus Energy – 2 (2 PE’s) Electrical – 25 (11 PE’s) Technology – 7 Administrative – 5

PORTLAND EUGENE PHOENIX OKLAHOMA CITY

DES MOINES IOWA CITY ATLANTA

Mechanical

Electrical

HVAC Systems, Geothermal Heat Exchangers, Mechanical and Natural Ventilation, Energy Management

Power Distribution, Essential and Emergency Power, Medium Voltage Site and Campus Distribution, Solar PV and Battery Storage, Microgrid, Power System and Arc Flash Hazard Studies

Plumbing Domestic, Sanitary, Storm, Solar Thermal Collection, Water Reduction and Reuse, Specialty Systems: Compressed Air, Vacuum, Nitrogen, Oxygen, and High Purity Water Systems

Architectural Lighting, Lighting Controls, Roadway Street Lighting, Photometric Modeling and Analysis

Fire Protection

Technology

Fire Sprinkler, Gas and Foam Extinguishing, Fire Pumps and Tank

Telecommunications Infrastructure, Wireless LAN, Fire Detection and Alarm, Audio/Video, Access Control and Intrusion Detection, Video Surveillance, Emergency Communication, Paging and Intercom, Distributed Antenna, Nurse Call

Building Energy Performance 2024

Lighting

Energy Modeling, Life Cycle Cost Analysis, Energy Monitoring, Systems Commissioning

Des Moines Register Top Workplace #1 in 2023 and 2024

Campus Energy Services

Top Engineering Firms

Feasibility Studies, Energy Usage & Savings Analyses, Single Point Failure Analyses, 3D Laser Scanning, 3D & BIM Design, Isometries, Steel Detailing, Design Services Drawings & Specs, Fluid Flow Analysis, Pipe Stress Design, Process Control System Operating Descriptions, Construction Administration, Commissioning, Standard Operating Procedures & Training

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KCL Engineering Pillars

At KCL Engineering, we bring to life three pillars that distinguish how we make our mark in the world.

Perfect Extension of Your Team Doing great work is just the beginning.

Every client has their own way they like to work and interact. We match your preferences through a process we built. We also focus on hiring and training people you are proud to put in front of your constituents who can speak human, architect, and engineer.

We appreciate and strengthen every relationship Client syncing happens at every level You can be proud of KCL as your partner

Relentless Attention to Detail We do our best to plan and strive for perfection.

Part of excellence is our best-in-class process to prevent any issues in the first place with an optimal response approach when an issue may occur.

Consistent team from start to finish Cross-discipline engagement and coordination Quick course correction that minimizes costs and disruption

Practical, Inspired Innovation We measure what matters.

We measure client enthusiasm and shoot above the level of just being satisfied to a higher level where our clients love their results. That means we look for smarter, more meaningful innovations to standard work.

We love purposeful innovation to solve real problems Our culture supports imagination, innovation, and creativity We seek high caliber, trailblazing customers

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Project Experience

SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC PROJECTS

Project Experience

Completion

Des Moines Public Schools Solar Projects,

2021 - 2024

Des Moines, Iowa

Size

Jefferson Elementary School Solar PV Array

275 kW PV Array

KCL Engineering conducted comprehensive energy modeling and load calculations, subcontracting structural load analysis to ensure the feasibility of a building-mounted photovoltaic (PV) system that meets the facility’s power needs. Our analysis included monthly production projections against the school’s expected energy consumption to accurately assess system performance. To optimize array sizing and placement, we calculated solar elevation and evaluated azimuth angles for maximum efficiency.

The final design implemented a 275 kW rooftop solar PV array, which serves as a proof of concept for potential future installations across the district.

District Solar PV Array Study Analysis of four buildings for most favorable investment in solar energy. Evaluation considered various factors including roof orientation, obstructions, roof size, building energy usage, and return on investment. KCL provided a presentation of findings and recommendation to the District.

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Project Experience

Completion 2021

Size 105,505 sf building 320kW PV Array

University of Hilo-Hawaii – Student Residence Cooling, PV Array, and Battery Storage, Hilo, Hawaii This project balanced the University’s desire to add air conditioning to an existing student housing building with their aggressive net neutrality goals. In addition to designing an air conditioning system for the building, a PV array with battery storage was designed to offset the additional cooling and ventilation loads required to condition the rooms.

A 320kW solar photovoltaic array with collectors was a combination of building and groundmounted racking. The battery storage system will store surplus power collected during the sunlight hours to offset the building loads during the evening and night.

To optimize the array’s ability to offset building loads year-round, the ground mounted system was installed at a calculated angle to provide diversity in sun exposure for maximum power.

This calculation also included evaluating the elevation and azimuth angle of the sun for correct placement to mitigate shadowing.

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Project Experience

Completion 2018

Iowa Select Farms – Sow 35 Renewable Barn Heating Chester, Iowa

This innovative HVAC project combines state-of-the-art energy recovery and hydronic solar thermal technologies to create a sustainable, efficient, and cost-effective heating solution.

The core objectives are to preheat incoming fresh air using waste exhaust air and leverage solar energy to store heat in the ground during the summer for winter heating.

Key Components:

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Energy Recovery Ventilator (ERV): The ERV transfers heat from the outgoing exhaust air to preheat the incoming fresh air, thereby reducing the energy required to heat the air entering the building. Benefits include enhanced energy efficiency, reduced heating costs, and improved indoor air quality.

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Hydronic Solar Thermal System: This system harnesses solar energy to heat a hydronic fluid underground during the summer months, utilizing the earth as a thermal battery. During winter, the stored heat is extracted to warm the building.

This solution significantly reduces energy consumption for heating and ventilation, improves indoor air quality through efficient heat recovery and 100% outdoor air entering the barn, enhances sustainability goals by utilizing renewable solar energy, and creates long-term cost savings on heating bills.

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Project Experience

ARC FLASH ANALYSIS & ELECTRICAL STUDIES

Project Experience

Contract Type Fixed Fee Price Delivery Method

State of Iowa Capitol Complex Arc Flash Study Des Moines, Iowa

Study

Narrative Summary

Period of Performance

KCL Engineering provided professional services updating the existing Arc Flash study,

2/2019 - 1/2020

creating a power distribution preventative maintenance plan, and providing power distribution

Percentage Complete

improvement recommendations for State owned buildings on the Capitol Complex and

100% Design Contract Amount $181,895 Total Construction Amount N/A

State Hygienic Lab totaling 16 buildings and 1353 points. Equipment included; switchgears, distribution panels, transformers, panelboards, disconnect switches, major equipment control panels, and other similar equipment. The KCL team surveyed and collected data on all pieces of equipment, conducted infrared thermography, completed the arc flash modeling using SKM PTW32 software, prepared a final report including a point by point arc flash summary, list of dangerous points, preventative maintenance plan, and updated floor plans and riser diagrams.

Total Gross Square Footage

An additional analysis was performed on equipment considered “dangerous” to identify steps

2.2 million square feet (est)

for reducing the amount of incident energy available to create a safer working environment.

Function on Contract

The team oversaw the printing and installation of new arc flash labeling for every point.

Prime

Arc Flash Study consisted of the following buildings: Capitol Building – 211 points

Lucas Building – 105 points

Central Energy Plant – 49 points

Ola Babcock Miller – 48 points

Facilities Management Center – 14 points

Oran Pape – 63 points

Grimes Building – 60 points

Parking Structure – 12 points

Hoover Building – 207 points

State Historical Building – 87 points

Iowa Labs – 161 points

Wallace Building – 138 points

Iowa Utilities Board – 28 points

Workforce Administration Center – 11 points

Jesse Parker – 64 points

Workforce Development – 95 points

Relevancy to MAS Schedule 541330ENG Similar Building Facilities

The 16 buildings are primarily used for government administrative office functions, legislative governance, and judicial operations. The largest building (State of Iowa Capitol Building) is 330,000 square feet and the total square footage in this study exceeded 2 million.

Arc Flash Study Projects

The scope of work included all related management, data collection, thermography, modeling, technical analysis, reporting, and labeling to provide an updated Arc Flash study meeting NFPA 70E requirements. This project required knowledge and skill in the application of related laws, codes, policies, precedents, methods, and safety procedures to complete the work. In addition, KCL Engineering led a data collection team including local licensed electricians, Certified Thermographers by the Infraspection Institute, and required a welltrained workforce meeting the highest standards for safety and reliability.

Occupied Facilities

All work was completed during normal business hours while the spaces were occupied. The nature of the work did not disrupt occupant activities.

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Project Experience

Contract Type Fixed Fee Price Delivery Method Study Period of Performance 2/2022 - 10/2022 Percentage Complete 100% Design Contract Amount Andersen AFB - $158,240 Wake Island AF - $60,125

US Air Force Electrical Power System Study Anderson Air Force Base, Guam Wake Island Airfield Al Udeid Air Force Base, Doha, Qatar Narrative Summary Power system studies of the electrical distribution systems at Andersen Air Force Base, Wake Island Airfield, and Al Udeid Air Force Base. Work included oversight and on-site participation for field verification and data collection of all electrical distribution equipment from the substations to the facility service entrances.

Al Udeid AFB - $140,350

Information collected was used to create and update base electrical one-line diagrams and

Total Construction Amount

distribution maps in AutoCAD format as well as generate an electrical system model utilizing

N/A Total Gross Square Footage N/A

EasyPower software. The electrical system model was used to analyze power flow, cross connect capability, short circuit, protective device coordination, and arc flash hazard. A report was generated for each location outlining deficiencies and recommendations.

Function on Contract Subconsultant

Relevancy to MAS Schedule 541330ENG Arc Flash Study Projects

The scope of work included all related management, data collection, modeling, technical analysis, and reporting to provide an updated Arc Flash study meeting NFPA 70E requirements. This project required knowledge and skill in the application of related laws, codes, policies, precedents, methods, and safety procedures to complete the work. In addition, KCL Engineering led a data collection team including local licensed electricians and required a well-trained workforce meeting the highest standards for safety and reliability.

Federal Occupied Facilities

KCL Engineering was responsible for coordination of all permits and activities necessary to collect the required information such as outages, energized work permits, confined space entry, secure area entry, and access to high-security/sensitive locations, etc. All field work was coordinated with Base Civil Engineering (BCE) personnel. KCL Engineering provided weekly updates to the project resource schedule and monthly information to support Prime contractor’s status reports to the Government.

Occupied Facilities

All work was completed during normal business hours while the spaces were occupied. The nature of the work did not disrupt occupant activities.

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Project Experience

Contract Type Fixed Fee Price Delivery Method Study Period of Performance 2/2022 - Present

Camp Dodge Arc Flash Study Camp Dodge, Johnston, Iowa Narrative Summary KCL Engineering provided professional services updating the existing Arc Flash study, creating a power distribution preventative maintenance plan, and providing power distribution

Percentage Complete

improvement recommendations for Camp Dodge, home of the Iowa National Guard and

51%

several other law enforcement, federal recruitment, and state operations functions. This

Design Contract Amount

effort included 237 buildings and 891 points. Equipment included; switchgears, distribution

$205,206 Total Construction Amount N/A Total Gross Square Footage 2 million square feet Function on Contract Prime

panels, transformers, panelboards, disconnect switches, major equipment control panels, exterior sectionalizers and distribution transformers, and other similar equipment. The KCL team surveyed and collected data on all pieces of equipment, completed the arc flash modeling using SKM PTW32 software, will prepare a final report including a point by point arc flash summary, list of dangerous points, preventative maintenance plan, and updated floor plans. An additional analysis will be performed on equipment considered “dangerous” to identify steps for reducing the amount of incident energy available to create a safer working environment. Study includes printing and installation of new arc flash labels for every point.

The Arc Flash Study was structured by area and included the following: Area 1 - 23 Buildings - 184 points

Area 3 - 90 Buildings - 264 points

Area 2 - 39 Buildings - 233 points

Area 4 - 85 Buildings - 210 points

Relevancy to MAS Schedule 541330ENG Similar Building Facilities

Camp Dodge is comprised of 237 buildings which are primarily used by the Iowa National Guard for military operations and command, training and simulation, vehicle and equipment storage, residences, and support buildings. The post is also home to the Sustainment Training Center, Mission Training Complex-Dodge, Iowa’s Emergency Operations Center, Iowa Communications Network, United States Military Entrance Processing Command, Iowa Law Enforcement Academy, and the State Police Academy.

Arc Flash Study Projects

The scope of work included all related management, data collection, technical analysis, reporting, and labeling to provide an updated Arc Flash study meeting NFPA 70E requirements. This project required knowledge and skill in the application of related laws, codes, policies, precedents, methods, and safety procedures to complete the work. In addition, KCL Engineering led a data collection team including local licensed electricians, and required a well-trained workforce meeting the highest standards for safety and reliability.

Federal Occupied Facilities

A United States Military Entrance Processing Station (MEPS) is posted at Camp Dodge which is operated by the Department of Defense. This building is included in the campus-wide Arc Flash study.

Occupied Facilities

Civilian engineers and contractors are escorted by an Iowa National Guard electrician. All work is being completed during normal business hours while spaces are occupied. The nature of the work does not disrupt occupant activities.

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Project Experience

Contract Type Fixed Fee Price Delivery Method

Iowa Veterans Home Arc Flash Study Marshalltown, Iowa

Study

Narrative Summary

Period of Performance

KCL Engineering provided professional services updating the existing Arc Flash study,

2/2020 - 5/2023

creating a power distribution preventative maintenance plan, and providing power distribution

Percentage Complete

improvement recommendations for state-owned Iowa Veterans Home encompassing

100% Design Contract Amount $105,530 Total Construction Amount N/A

9 buildings, power plant, and electrical loop totaling 675 points. Equipment included; switchgears, distribution panels, transformers, panelboards, disconnect switches, major equipment control panels, and other similar equipment. The KCL team surveyed and collected data on all pieces of equipment, completed the arc flash modeling using SKM PTW32 software, prepared a final report including a point by point arc flash summary, list of dangerous points, preventative maintenance plan, and updated floor plans and riser diagrams.

Total Gross Square Footage

An additional analysis was performed on equipment considered “dangerous” to identify steps

800,000 square feet

for reducing the amount of incident energy available to create a safer working environment.

Function on Contract Prime

Our team also completed an electrical device coordination study and relay and breaker setting adjustments, per report recommendations.

Arc Flash Study consisted of the following buildings: 15kV Loop - 40 points

Ulery Building - 43 points

Power Plant - 37 points

Heinz Building - 31 points

Sheeler Building - 74 points

Malloy Building - 190 points

Dack Building - 99 points

Laundry Building - 37 points

Loftus Building - 22 points

Carpenter Shop - 11 points

Fox Building - 26 points

Miscellaneous - 37 points

Relevancy to MAS Schedule 541330ENG Similar Building Facilities

This study encompassed over 800,000 square feet and 675 points. The campus is considered mixed-use with a combination of administrative offices, healthcare services, residences, and support spaces.

Arc Flash Study Projects

The scope of work included all related management, data collection, modeling, technical analysis, and reporting to provide an updated Arc Flash study meeting NFPA 70E requirements. The work also included an electrical device coordination study and relay and breaker setting adjustments. This project required knowledge and skill in the application of related laws, codes, policies, precedents, methods, and safety procedures to complete the work. In addition, KCL Engineering led a data collection team including local licensed electricians and required a well-trained workforce meeting the highest standards for safety and reliability.

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Project Experience

INSTITUTIONAL COMPLEX PROJECTS

Project Experience

Completion

State of Iowa Capitol Complex

2012 - Current

Des Moines, Iowa

Project Types

Serving as a trusted advisor for the State of Iowa for the past twelve years, KCL has

Office Renovations Electrical Distribution Electrical Equipment HVAC Equipment Arc Flash Building Automation Systems Elevators

provided a consistent and well-managed approach to field work, evaluation and analysis, cost estimating, design, and execution. The majority of our work has involved evaluating and improving end of life or poorly functioning systems, equipment, and controls. We have a reputation for quickly identifying options, working with preferred vendors and suppliers, and recommending cost effective solutions, oftentimes aligning project scope with availability of State funds to achieve the desired outcome.

Project Experience Hoover State Office Building 3rd Floor Renovation State of Iowa Capitol Complex – Arc Flash Study State of Iowa Capitol Complex and Iowa Labs – Building Automation System Upgrade Wallace State Office Building – Restroom Remodel Wallace State Office Building – HVAC Upgrade Iowa Utilities Board & Office of Consumer Advocate – Hearing Room Remodel Iowa Workforce Development – 2nd and 3rd Floor Renovation Grimes and Lucas State Office Buildings – Mail Room Upgrades Capitol Complex – Elevator Assessments Capitol Complex – Elevator Upgrades Grimes State Office Building – Wiring Study Capitol Complex – 15kV Loop Preventative Maintenance Study Capitol Complex – Generator Emissions Improvements Capitol Complex – Redundant Switchgear Grimes State Office Building – Switchgear Replacement Lucas State Office Building – 6th Floor Office Space Renovation (Design) Lucas State Office Building ICN CRAC Unit Replacement Capitol Complex – Parking Lot LED Lighting

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Project Experience

Completion

Iowa Army National Guard

2012 - Current

Statewide, Iowa

Project Types

KCL Engineering’s previous work on over 15 Iowa Army National Guard projects speaks to a

Office Renovations Electrical Distribution Electrical Equipment HVAC Equipment

firm with an established reputation as a trustworthy and experienced design partner. From renovations and systems upgrades to state-of-the-art video display technology, KCL has an excellent track record of accurate cost estimating, design quality, and system performance.

Arc Flash

Project Experience

Building Automation Systems

Camp Dodge Arc Flash Study Update

Elevators

Camp Dodge UH60 Simulator Facility Camp Dodge W07 Building Renovation Camp Dodge S4 Classroom Renovation Camp Dodge S33/S36 Complex Camp Dodge S60 War Room Camp Dodge S70 AMEED Renovation Camp Dodge A42 Elevator Addition Camp Dodge B61 Renovation and Addition Camp Dodge Iowa Gold Star Museum Lighting Camp Dodge Iowa Gold Star Museum Display Improvements Camp Dodge Fire Tower Fairfield Readiness Center Renovation STARC Armory Enhanced Classroom STARC Armory JRFH COMSEC Conversion 132nd D Wing Motor Vehicle Storage West Des Moines Readiness Center Commissioning

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Project Experience

Completion 2021

Iowa Veterans Home Power Plant Upgrades Marshalltown, Iowa

The Iowa Veterans Home campus power plant required upgrades to replace equipment at the end of its useful life and improve overall operation and maintainability. An arc flash study was also updated per national electrical code requirements.

The scope of the work included; BAS Upgrade, Decommission Boiler #4 and Addition of new Boiler #8, Deaerator System and Pump Replacement, Chiller Replacement, Cooling Tower Replacement, Enclosure of electrical switchgear, Arc Flash Study, and Metering.

KCL evaluated life cycle cost for new chiller and identified improved maintainability factors for chilled water and heating water systems. Complexities of the expansive undertaking surrounded sequencing of equipment decommissioning, removal, and installation of new equipment, as well as coordination between the various pieces of equipment being replaced.

The project was lead by multiple KCL team members in order to provide experienced leadership across the diverse scope requirements with internal KCL coordination paramount to the project’s success.

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Project Experience

Completion

Iowa Department of Natural Resources IDIQs

2013 - Current

Statewide, Iowa

Project Types

KCL Engineering’s extensive experience working with the Iowa DNR includes six IDIQ

Cabins Shelters

contracts totaling over 25 projects.

Restrooms

Project Experience

Concession Stands

Brushy Creek State Recreation Area Restrooms and Park Shelter

Shop/Maintenance Buildings

Pine Lake State Park Cabin Renovations

Fish Hatcheries

Spirit Lake Law Enforcement Shop and Storage Building George Wyth State Park Shop Building Manchester Fish Hatchery – Fish Room Remodel Mines of Spain State Recreation Area New Shop Building Olofson Shooting Range Training Center and Range Renovations Spirit Lake Fish Hatchery Electrical Upgrades Dolliver State New Park Shop and Office Building Lake Darling State Park Cabins State Fairgrounds Aquarium Building MEP Renovation State Fairgrounds Exterior Lighting and Interior Restroom Upgrades State Fairgrounds Interior Lighting and Air Circulation Upgrades George Wyth State Park Beach Concession Remodel Maquoketa Caves Restroom Addition Honey Creek Resort Activity Center Mechanical Room Renovations Honey Creek Resort Lightning Protection Project Odessa Wildlife Area New Headquarters Building Otter Creek Wildlife Area Building Renovation Green Valley State Park New Office & Storage Building Brushy Creek State Recreation Area Cabins Union Grove State Park Cabin

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Project Experience

Governor Reynolds in front of video display wall at STARC Armory - designed by KCL Engineering

TECHNOLOGY EXPERTISE

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Project Experience

Project Experience

TECHNOLOGY DESIGN

T-Mobile- Immersive Igloo

Technology Services Telecommunications Infrastructure

Audio and Video Systems

Video Surveillance

Traditional Distribution (Copper/Fiber)

Performance Spaces

Passive Optical LAN

Classrooms

Carrier coordination (Fiber/Copper

Commons Areas

General Purpose Paging and Intercommunications

Services)

Athletic/Competition Spaces

Diverse and Redundant Service

Telecommunications Grounding and Bonding

Planning Telecommunication Space Build Out entrance facility, equipment rooms, floor distributors

Centralized Clock Systems

IP Telephony

Fire Detection and Alarm Emergency Communications Systems Distributed Antenna Systems

Access Control and Intrusion Detection

Team Members Chris Davis, RCDD, DCDC

James Harris, CTS-D

Justin Lorenz, CTS-D

Chief Technology Engineer

Senior Technology Engineer

Technology Engineer

Kai Whitt,Chandler RCDD Brandon

Jon DeWild, RCDD

Omer Alnaeemi

Technology Designer

Technology Designer

Technology Designer

David Pivonka Technology Designer

Tech Cred

7

Technology Engineers/Designers

KCL Engineering

RCDD

Registered Communications Distribution Designer

DCDC

Data Center Design Consultant

CTS-D

Certified Technology Specialist - Design

Standards

Experience Developing Technology Standards

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Project Experience

Completion 2021

Size

Missoula Public Library - Maker Space and Demonstration Kitchen Missoula, Montana

107,000 sf

KCL Engineering providing technology engineering for this new, award-winning 107,000

Cost

signage, classrooms, conference rooms and large scale partitionable meeting spaces. Cross-

$37 million

safety systems integration.

Awards Library of the Year - 2022

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square foot library. The audio-visual systems encompassed general area information coordination was required with various design consultants to achieve lighting control and life

For use by the public, a maker space includes 3D printer, laser cutter/engraver, CNC routers, 3D scanning technology, computer programming, sewing machine and art supplies, and a variety of hand tools. A demonstration kitchen provides culinary and health literacy.

Project Experience

Completion

T-Mobile - Overland Park Renovation

2020

Overland Park, Kansas

Size

Reimagined collaboration areas create exceptional user experiences with robust technology

120,000 sf

integration and magenta branding. T-Mobile’s 12,500 sf atrium event space boasts a premium audio-visual system including a giant LED wall, speech and music audio system, and seamless integration with Cisco WebEX video conferencing.

Additional revamped spaces in this T-Mobile corporate location include a more intimate pubstyle gathering area with tiled video wall and an “igloo” collaboration space with 360 degree projection and video conference integration.

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Project Experience

Completion

T-Mobile - 2340 Dulles Office Renovation

2023

Herndon, Virginia

Size

Technology Engineering design for audio/visual, telecom, and security systems as part of an

163,000 sf

expansive, 8-story commercial office renovation project. KCL Engineering’s scope of work included understanding dozens of different space usages within the building and coordinating with the architect and project team on system requirements including equipment and device functionality, power, data, and cooling with documentation to build a complete technology package to T-Mobile standards. Security design involved an integrated system entailing access control, door hardware coordination, and infrastructure planning for vendor-provided cameras all in an effort to provide a safe but convenient working environment.

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Project Experience

Completion

MidAmerican Energy Office Building Renovation

2020

Urbandale, Iowa

Size

This expansive workplace modernization provides MidAmerican Energy team members with

120,000 sf

multiple workstation, office, collaboration, and large training arrangements.

KCL Engineering’s technology team designed audio-visual systems for an elaborate 5,000 sf “conference center” that can cater to various meeting formats for up to 200 occupants. This platinum level system, equipped with Crestron controls, efficiently manages all lighting, audio, and visual components. Its high flexibility even allows for multiple smaller meetings to take place concurrently.

A new, larger security operations center includes a vast display wall and provides staff with more room and improved technology.

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