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UNIVERSITY OF IOWA DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION www.kclengineering.com

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 happy employees who provide superior customer service, deliver high-quality projects, and delight clients with innovative solutions.

About KCL

Services

Since 2008 62 employees PORTLAND EUGENE

DES MOINES IOWA CITY

Mechanical

Electrical

HVAC Systems, Geothermal Heat

Power Distribution, Essential and

Exchangers, Mechanical and Natural

Emergency Power, Medium Voltage Site

Ventilation, Energy Management, Central

and Campus Distribution, Solar PV and

Plant

Battery Storage, Microgrid, Power System

Plumbing

and Arc Flash Hazard Studies

Domestic, Sanitary, Storm, Solar Thermal

Lighting

Collection, Water Reduction and Reuse,

Architectural, Interior Emergency and

Specialty Systems: Compressed Air,

Egress, Exterior Site / Roadway, Sports,

Vacuum, Nitrogen, Oxygen, and High

Theatrical Lighting, Lighting Controls,

Purity Water Systems

Photometric Modeling and Analysis

Higher Education

Fire Protection

Technology

Healthcare

Fire Sprinkler, Gas and Foam

Telecommunications Infrastructure,

Senior Living

Extinguishing, Fire Pumps and Tank

Wireless LAN, Fire Detection and Alarm,

PHOENIX

OKLAHOMA CITY

Major Markets K-12

Government Community Industrial Commercial Multi-Family Luxury Development

Des Moines Register Top Workplace - #1 in 2023

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Building Energy Performance

Audio/Video, Access Control and Intrusion Detection, Video Surveillance, Emergency

Energy Modeling, Feasibility Analysis, Life

Communication, Paging and Intercom,

Cycle Cost Analysis, Energy Monitoring,

Distributed Antenna, Nurse Call

Systems Commissioning

Inc. Best Workplace

Top Engineering Firms

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

HIGHER EDUCATION QUALIFICATIONS

Drake University - Shivers Basketball Practice Facility

Facility Types

Specialty Services

Iowa Institutions

Student Housing

Facility Assessments

University of Iowa

Athletic Facilities

Energy Audits

Iowa State University

Academic Libraries

Photovoltaic Array Sizing

University of Northern Iowa

Academic Classrooms

Sports Lighting

Drake University

Vocational Training

Arc Flash Studies

Luther College

Standards Consulting

Central College Mercy College of Health Sciences Northeast Iowa Community College North Iowa Area Community College Northwest Iowa Community College Southeastern Community College

HIGHER EDUCATION PROJECT EXPERIENCE University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA

Drake University, Des Moines, IA

National Advanced Driving Simulator (NADS) AHU Replacement

Shivers Basketball Practice Facility

Mossman Business Services Building RTU Replacement

Drake Library New Finishes and Decorative Lighting

Iowa State University, Ames, IA Richardson Court Student Housing Restroom Remodels

Aliber Hall Study Hall Des Moines Public Schools Community Stadium

Parks Library Restroom Remodels

Luther College, Decorah, IA

Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity Renovation and Addition

Gerdin Recreation Center Renovation

Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity Renovation and Addition Beta Theta Pi Fraternity Renovation and Addition Extension Office Building State Gym Renovation Maple Willow Larch Rec Field Lighting Ames/ISU Ice Arena LED Lighting Upgrade University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls, IA Kamerick Art Building Lighting Retrofit Bartlett Hall Commissioning Campus Energy Audits - 5 Buildings

Central College, Pella, IA Cox-Snow Music Center Renovation Facilities Management Building Mercy College of Health Sciences, Des Moines, IA Mercy Court Student Housing Apartments Northeast Iowa Community College, Peosta and Calmar, IA Student Union Remodel and Addition Ambulatory Simulation Laboratory Ag Technologies Building Wind Turbine and Welding Laboratory Renovation

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Project Experience

HIGHER EDUCATION EXPERIENCE

Iowa State University - Maple Willow Larch Recreation Field Improvements Buena Vista University, Storm Lake, IA

Oregon Coast Community College, Newport, OR

New Student Housing

Facility Assessments

North Iowa Area Community College, Mason City, IA

University of Portland, Portland, OR

Gymnasium Relighting

Lund Dining Hall

Pappajohn Business Center Kitchen/Dining Room Addition and Remodel

Portland Community College, Portland, OR A/E On-Call

Northwest Iowa Community College, Sheldon, IA

Rock Creek Building 3 - HVAC and ADA Upgrades

Building D - Automotive Technologies Renovation

Public Safety Office Remodel - Cascade Campus

Building C - Welding Lab Renovation

Cascade Campus Nursing and EMS Simulation Theater

Southeastern Community College, West Burlington, IA

Lane Community College, Eugene, OR

Vocational Tech Building

A/E On-Call

University of South Dakota, Vermillion, SD Wellness Center Expansion University of Oregon, Eugene, OR

Regional Pickleball Complex United Hawaii College, Hilo, IA Facility Assessment and Building 2 Renovation

A/E On-Call

University of Hawaii-Hilo, Hilo, HI

Knight Library Master Plan

Student Housing Air Conditioning and PV Array

Knight Library Testing Center

Pacific Aquaculture Facility

Willamette Hall Wet Lab Remodel Lillis Hall Custodial Office Remodel Hendricks Hall Elevator Modernization Esslinger Hall Classroom Remodel Heritage Surge Project McMorran House - HVAC and ADA Upgrades Straub Hall Sleep Lab Barnhart Hall RA Units Remodel Tree Tops Assessment Early Childhood Cares Preschool Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art - Feasibility Study Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR A/E On-Call Pride Center Renovation Oak Creek Greenhouse

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Project Experience

Completion

Buena Vista University - New Student Housing

2025

Storm Lake, Iowa

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Designed to meet the evolving needs of today’s students, this new four-story, apartment-style

85,000 sf 185 beds

Cost $20 million

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residence hall will offer three different fully furnished room styles, with all units having selfcontained heating and cooling units with individual temperature-controls and code-required ventilation, kitchenettes, private bedrooms, and private bathrooms. Building amenities also include open and private social lounges, study spaces, meeting rooms, laundry facilities, fitness center, and three elevators.

Project Experience

Completion 2024

Size 45,800 sf

Cost $25 million

University of South Dakota Wellness Center Expansion Vermillion, SD

An expansion of the Wellness Center adds 45,800 sf to the facility to house an indoor 50-meter competition pool and seating for 400 people. Support spaces include athletic and recreation locker rooms, offices and wet classroom.

Several other components of the expansion include: • A 40-foot by 25-foot wellness pool

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• Wet classroom

Brian Muehlbeier – Sr.

• Steam room

Construction Project Manager The University of South Dakota 605-202-1301 (mobile) brian.muehlbeier@usd.edu

• Hot tub that accommodates 25 users • Athletic locker rooms • Expanded wellness locker rooms • Meet management rooms • Coaches’ offices • Lifeguard rooms • ‘NinjaCross’ – a fully customizable obstacle course that can be raised or lowered from the ceiling to create three-dimensional challenges for swimmers.

The HVAC system for the building utilizes a high efficiency combined chilled water and heating water system. This will feature a heat-recovery chiller to capture rejected heat from cooling and apply it toward the pool heating system for added efficiency to achieve Green Globes requirements. The boiler system consists of (2) 4,000 MBH condensing boilers sized for redundancy and initial pool fill requirements. Pool area HVAC is provided by custom rooftop units using the building’s chilled water / heating water systems. The rest of the building is served by chilled water / heating water fan coils.

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Project Experience

Completion 2021

Size 105,505

University of Hilo-Hawaii – Student Residence Cooling, PVArray, and Battery Storage, Hilo, Hawaii KCL Engineering providing technology engineering for this new, award-winning 107,000 square foot library. The audio-visual systems encompassed general area information

Cost $4,971,259 (cost opinion) $4,959,000 (bid amount)

signage, classrooms, conference rooms and large scale partitionable meeting spaces. Crosscoordination was required with various design consultants to achieve lighting control and life safety systems integration.

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 literacy and health opportunities.

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Project Experience

Completion 2023

Size

University of Oregon – Knight Library Master Plan Study Eugene, Oregon

338,000 SF

New comprehensive vision and plan for the future of the University of Oregon’s historic

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the heart of the University’s campus. The new master plan will respond to the needs of a

David Mason

context with innovation to meet the needs of tomorrow’s scholars and students.

University of Oregon Design & Construction 541.346.5679 dsmason@uoregon.edu

Knight Library, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and lives within contemporary research facility, and advance the University’s mission of marrying historic The team will present opportunities for advanced technology integration, infrastructure improvements and enhanced learning environments in their final deliverable. The master plan is scheduled to be completed in 2023 with anticipated improvements kicking off in 2024.

Additional University of Oregon Projects Knight Library Testing Center Willamette Hall Wet Lab Remodel Lillis Hall Custodial Office Remodel Hendricks Hall Elevator Modernization Esslinger Hall Classroom Remodel Heritage Surge Project McMorran House - HVAC and ADA Upgrades Straub Hall Sleep Lab Barnhart Hall RA Units Remodel Tree Tops Assessment Early Childhood Cares Preschool Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art - Feasibility Study

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Project Experience

Completion Construction took place over two consecutive summers while the buildings were not utilized.

Iowa State University – Richardson Court Restroom Remodels Ames, Iowa

Summer 2017 - Phase 1

Multi-phased renovation of existing restrooms in historic dormitory buildings on Iowa State’s

Summer 2018 - Phase 2a/2b

campus, including Barton, Birch, Freeman, Lyon, Roberts, and Welch.

Size 24 new restroom groups in 6 buildings - Barton (1916), Birch (1922 & 1925), Freeman (1916), Lyon (1914), Roberts (1936), and

The nearly 100-year-old buildings had not received major restroom upgrades since the 1960s.

Prior to the upgrade, the restrooms did not meet current ADA requirements, were not well ventilated, did not provide code-required fixture counts, and were not a convenient or private restroom/shower option for students.

The goal of this project was to create private restroom and shower stall concepts while also stacking the restrooms on each floor (which was not the case in every building) to achieve

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mechanical and electrical system efficiencies. The new restroom concept and floor stacking

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The upgrade effort consisted of removing all existing plumbing fixtures, steam heat, exhaust

David Blum Project Manager dblum@iastate.edu 515-294-8461

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required additional space, which was achieved by incorporating an adjacent dormitory room. systems, fire sprinklers, lighting, and receptacles. All associated piping, ductwork, wiring, and conduit were removed back to the main source. Close coordination within the existing structure was required to allow new systems to be routed through existing floors.

Project Experience

Completion Summer 2018 - Phase 1

Iowa State University – Parks Library Restroom Remodels

Summer 2019 - Phase 2

Ames, Iowa

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The goal of this project was to modernize the restroom facilities throughout the library by

Liz Clark Project Manager eclarke@iastate.edu 515-294-1087

providing new ADA-compliant, gender-inclusive and family-friendly single-user restrooms and new women’s and men’s multi-user restrooms. Restrooms are larger to accommodate wheelchairs, scooters, walkers, assistants, family members, or service animals.

The engineering design to accomplish this work included new plumbing, HVAC, electrical, and fire alarm systems within the restroom stacks. A new water heater and associated support was provided. The project is one phase of a larger masterplan for the library. To support the masterplan, all system design decisions needed to consider future work. The project also required a detailed construction schedule and phased drawings to allow for multi-summer construction.

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Project Experience

HEALTHCARE QUALIFICATIONS

MercyOne Pharmacy Upgrade

Facility Types

Healthcare Services

Central Utilities

Hospitals

Laboratories

Chilled Water Systems

Academic Medical Centers

Endoscopy

Boiler Plants

Clinics

Negative Pressure Isolation

Emergency Power

Assisted Living

Operating / Transplant Rooms

Cancer Centers

Outpatient Care

Medical Office Buildings

Pediatric Care

Pharmacy

Pharmacy Sports Medicine Radiology (X-Ray, CT, Ultrasound, MRI, Mammography)

HEALTHCARE PROJECT EXPERIENCE MercyOne Siouxland - Pharmacy Upgrade, Sioux City, IA

MercyOne Dakota Dunes Laboratory Relocation, Dakota Dunes, SD

MercyOne in Sioux City was faced with the challenge of bringing

This project involved relocating a laboratory from an unsuitable

a pharmacy constructed in 1982 into compliance with the

space to a medical office building. It required coordination of

new USP Standards 797 and 800, in order to be certified to

new and existing equipment for power, data, plumbing, cooling,

continue to make IV’s and chemotherapy within their facility.

and exhaust. Several dedicated exhaust ducts were added,

Mercy had made minor modifications to bring their cleanrooms

cooling capacity was increased, and a new rooftop unit was

into compliance with the 2008 version of USP 797. However,

installed for ventilation. Existing ductwork was adjusted through

additional requirements from the latest versions of the standards

field measurements and 3-D modeling. Utility chases were

and the addition of USP 800 led to a need to remodel the

coordinated to minimize visual impact, and floor drains were

cleanrooms, including the addition of a dedicated cleanroom

planned for current and future needs, such as automated lines.

air handling unit, pressure controls, and an environmental

The project came in as budgeted by the Construction Manager.

monitoring system. Eventually the decision was made by the hospital administration to remodel the entire pharmacy and

Sandy Health Clinic Renovation and Addition, Sandy, OR

support spaces. This remodel affected not only the pharmacy

Renovation and addition to a 6,700 SF existing retail/office space

department, but four other departments in the hospital.

into a medical health clinic that includes exam rooms, counseling rooms, dentistry areas, labs and support spaces. Scope included

MercyOne Centerville - HVAC Masterplan, Centerville, IA

assessment of existing HVAC systems and design of new

An HVAC master plan included review of the entire facility

systems to healthcare standards.

to develop recommendations for a multi-year HVAC system improvements.

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Project Experience

HEALTHCARE EXPERIENCE

Ankeny Children’s Dental Clinic

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Family Dental Clinics - Multiple with Downing Construction Ankeny Children’s Dental Clinic, Ankeny, IA Edwards & Smith Family Dentistry Clinic, Waterloo, IA Jones County Family Dental Clinic, Anamosa, IA The Nest Pediatric Dentistry, Waukee, IA Capital View Dental, Des Moines, IA North Ankeny Family Dentistry, Ankeny, IA Dyersville Family Dental, Dyersville, IA In a design-build partnership with Downing Studio and Downing Construction, KCL Engineering provides mechanical and electrical design services for multiple family dental clinics, including new construction and renovations.

For each clinic, the electrical design includes electrical service and distribution to support power needs across the facility, including dental chairs, hygiene equipment, x-rays, sterilization labs, and other equipment. LED lighting is designed throughout the facility, with occupancy controls in non-patient care areas.

Patient room lighting is specifically designed to meet the required foot-candle levels for treatment areas. The mechanical design includes zoned HVAC systems and piping to dental equipment, including vacuum, compressed air, med-gas, and water.

University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics - Helipad Fire Protection System Upgrade, Iowa City, IA University of Iowa Health Care has an active helideck with a fire suppression system requiring an upgrade to meet new regulation requirements. KCL conducted a study to determine the feasibility, project scope and budgetary needs to accomplish these upgrades. The proposed solution entails removing the existing system and installing a new AFFF system in its place.

The project will also include upgrades to storm water retention and contaminant capture to prevent fuel from entering the local watershed.

Iowa National Guard - Building S-70 AMEDD Dental Clinic, Camp Dodge, Johnston, IA Interior renovation and exam room addition. Electrical design included replacement and relocation of existing interior lighting with new LED lighting. Lighting controls were reused where available and added for new exam and conference rooms.

Relocation of existing power receptacles and data devices and addition of new receptacles and data devices where needed.

New electrical connection for additional x-ray machine.

Portland Community College - Cascade Campus Nursing and EMS Simulation Theater, Portland, OR Conversion of a 2,250 sf existing classroom and conference space into an EMT and nursing simulation lab and support spaces. The renovation required a facility assessment to determine which systems could be re-purposed and what systems would require selective demolition and redesign. Power distribution required coordination with simulation lab equipment’s specified requirements and the space received upgraded interior lighting with controls.

Oregon Health & Science University - Child Development and Rehabilitation Center Cooling Replacement, Portland, OR Mechanical engineering services for replacement of an air handling unit cooling coil and its associated DX cooling system.

Education Service District 112 - Mental Health Facility Renovation, Vancouver, WA Renovation of a 15,000 sf existing warehouse space into a mental health facility, including therapy rooms, offices, meeting rooms and support spaces. Demolition of the existing HVAC system within the area of renovation was required to design a new heating, cooling and ventilation system required for the change of use of the space.

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Project Experience

Mahaska Health - Medical Office Building Clinic Renovation Completion 2024 - in various stages of

Oskaloosa, Iowa

In 2023, KCL collaborated with Mahaska Health and their healthcare consultant to renovate

completion

a section of their existing 3-story medical office building (MOB). The project aims to update

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areas into new MOB clinical space, totaling approximately 8,900 square feet.

8,900 sf

clinical spaces for orthopedics, podiatry, urology, and ob-gyn, and convert adjacent storage The engineering design solution included: •

Team Members Keith Stone

air boxes and installing new local thermostats for each VAV zone.

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Mahaska Health (641) 672-3392 kderonde@mahaskahealth.org Pat Stockton Owner’s Representative (515) 975-7205 pat@pstockton.com

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Implementing new LED lighting and lighting controls, including dedicated night-light fixtures connecting to the building’s electrical branch for emergency egress lighting.

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Installing power and technology devices in new exam and procedure rooms, utilizing and extending existing electrical distribution equipment and technology IDF as necessary.

Kevin DeRonde Chief Executive Officer

Installing new plumbing fixtures connecting to the building’s existing domestic and sanitary piping systems.

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Extending the existing hot/chilled water system to accommodate new VAV style terminal

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Adding new fire alarm devices that integrate with the existing fire alarm system, and updating the existing fire suppression system as needed.

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2022 - current

identify code compliance, short term maintenance issues, and ability to support master plan

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conducted involving CMAR, Architect, KCL Engineering, Mahaska Health staff, and owner’s rep

Keith Stone

Project prioritization, sequencing, and funding alignment resulted in a seven-phase master

Chris Davis Jon LaCroix Mark LaCroix

initiatives for major renovations and building addition. Several intensive workshops were to identify how to reconfigure and add onto the hospital to meet their operational goals. plan which included department relocations, building circulation revisions, site circulation improvements, new main entrance, ED renovation and addition, and surgery expansion.

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Laboratory Buildout (2023)

Josh Sieglaff

2,900 SF remodel of an existing space into a hospital laboratory. Electrical design included

Michael Lortz

power distribution and equipment connections for both normal and critical power systems, lighting design and controls, and extending the fire alarm system into the new space.

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Mechanical design included extending existing hot/chilled water system to accommodate new

Kevin DeRonde

new plumbing fixtures connecting to existing domestic and sanitary piping systems.

Chief Executive Officer

VAV style terminal air boxes, installing new local thermostats for each VAV zone, and installing

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Surgery Improvements (2024)

(641) 672-3392

Conversion of existing rooms into post-operation recovery rooms and making necessary

kderonde@mahaskahealth.org

modifications to the mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems to accommodate new

Pat Stockton Owner’s Representative (515) 975-7205 pat@pstockton.com

programming and specialty needs.

Pharmacy HVAC Improvements (2024) To reduce the particle count in the Ante Room, an exhaust grille was added near the door of the Ante Room to capture particles as staff enter from the Pharmacy Work Area. A humidifier was added to the air handling unit and pneumatic controls for the air handling unit were replaced with digital controls to improve temperature and humidity control in the pharmacy.

Chilled Water Plant System Enhancement (2024) Chilled water was supplied to the medical office building by piping connected to the end of the run in the basement mechanical room. This piping was far too small to supply the basement mechanical room, so separate piping from the chilled plant was routed to the medical office building, allowing sufficient chilled water to be supplied to the medical office building air handling unit and the basement mechanical room air handling units. The secondary chilled water pumps were also replaced to match the flow rate of the primary chiller pumps.

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Van Buren County Hospital - Emergency Department and Dietary Renovations Keosauqua, Iowa Completion 2025 (estimate)

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This modernization project involves renovating approximately 12,500 square feet of hospital space, including the Emergency Department, Dietary areas, and support spaces. The existing mechanical system’s rooftop unit will be replaced with a new unit to transition the hospital from a steam system to an electric heating system. This new unit will also ensure compliance

12,500 sf

with required ventilation guidelines. The electrical service will be upgraded throughout the

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to the recently installed generator. Additionally, high-efficiency LED lighting will be installed

Nick Johnson

systems for the Emergency Department.

Jake Cunliffe Chris Davis

Client Reference Garen Carpenter Chief Executive Officer Van Buren County Hospital 304 Franklin Street Keosauqua, IA 52565 (319) 293-8725 garen.carpenter@vbch.org

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entire facility to meet increased demand. Life safety and emergency loads will be connected throughout the renovation, along with updates to the fire alarm, nurse call, and security

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M1

10

2" CW

NC

DELTA "P" MODEL HDP 2" CONTROL BAS TEMPERATURE VALVE BY FLOW CONTROL MONITOR (TYP) INDUSTRIES (35 GPM).

PROVIDE AO TO DISPLAY DELTA T VALVE AND POSITION FEEDBACK. BETWEEN CWS & CWR

N

REDUCING & FILL VALVE

HB

5

NC

NI

2" D MONITORING POINT (BMS) 2" CW PRESSURE COMPRESSION TANK AUTOMATIC PRESSURE 1" D

T T

13

14

A

6 7

14

12ø QUENCH

2" CW

A

2" CWR

4 5

2b

RPZ BACKFLOW PREVENTER

REDUCING & FILL VALVE

2" CWR HBCJ40 FILTER W/ 100 MICRON FILTER OR T 2" CWS EQUIVALENT

DELTA "P" MODEL HDP 2" CONTROL VALVE BY FLOW CONTROL INDUSTRIES (35 GPM). PROVIDE AO TO VALVE AND POSITION FEEDBACK.

2" CW

2" CWR 1" D AIR SEPARATOR AS-1 AUTOMATIC PRESSURE 2" CWS

TO MRI CRAC UNIT

3

FSD

T

2" D

NC

1 2

1/8" = 1'-0"

13

A

2" CWR 2" CWS

THE PROJECT MRI SUITE (ROOMS 0458 AND 0459) IS SERVED BY A PRE ACTION FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM. THE SYSTEM VALVEC.IS LOCATED MAX MECHANICAL ROOM 0495 SB. MAX

KEYNOTES

MECHANICAL DEMOLITION PLAN

REFE

GRIL

Project Experience D.

D.

20ø SA

2" CWS

MAXIMUM FLEXIBLE DUCT LENGTH TO DIFFUSERS SHALL BE 60”, WITH B. BRA MAXIMUM OF ONE 90 DEGREE ELBOW.

A.

EX

14

20ø SA

TO MRI EQUIPMENT

GENERAL

BRANCH DUCT SIZES TO AIR TERMINALS SHALL MATCH NECK SIZE OF GRILLE, REGISTER, OR DIFFUSER UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE.

C.

1/8" = 1'-0"

1

RPZ BACKFLOW PREVENTER

REFER TO M000 FOR GENERAL NOTES & SYMBOLS.

B.

MECHANICAL DEMOLITION PLAN 4

TO MRI CRAC UNIT A

A. O2

CRAC

1

1/8" = 1'-0"

2" CWR

EX

12

DEMOLITION PLAN - COOLING WATER SCHEMATIC FOR MRI EQUIPMENT

T

22x8 RA

6

(TYP 6)

4

FLOOR DRAIN

1/8" = 1'-0"

2" CWR 2" CWS

GENERAL NOTES:

1

O2

CRAC

REBALANCE AND RECOMMISSION MRI EQUIPMENT COOLING WATER SYSTEM.

4

6

(TYP 6)

12

DEMOLITION PLAN - COOLING WATER SCHEMATIC FOR MRI EQUIPMENT

4

8

8

PIPE RELIEF VALVE DISCHARGE FULL SIZE DOWN OVER FLOOR DRAIN

2" CWR

PUMP

22x8 RA

SUB-BASEMENT FLOOR

FSD

HB

T PLATE & FRAME HEAT EXCHANGER

FSD

BAS TEMPERATURE MONITOR (TYP) DISPLAY DELTA T BETWEEN CWS & CWR

FSD

INDUSTRIES (35 GPM). PROVIDE T AO TO VALVE AND POSITION FEEDBACK.

5

University of Iowa (319)-470-4061 matthew-miller-3@uiowa.edu

KCL Engineering

COND THE DISC RELO INDIC INST PACK ALL M

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

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.

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

Awards

For use by the public, a maker space includes 3D printer, laser cutter/engraver, CNC routers,

Library of the Year - 2022

a variety of hand tools. A demonstration kitchen provides culinary literacy and health

3D scanning technology, computer programming, sewing machine and art supplies, and opportunities.

KCL Engineering

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

KCL Engineering

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.

KCL Engineering

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.

KCL Engineering

Project Experience

CLIENT HIGHLIGHT

CHRIS DAVIS U OF I AND UIHC EXPERIENCE

Completion 2008 - 2017

University of Iowa and University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics Iowa City, Iowa

University of Iowa Hospitals & Clinics – Technology Standards, Iowa City, IA* Co-author with HCIS staff for technology standards including: Telecommunications Infrastructure, Telecommunications Equipment Room Fittings and Space Planning, Telecommunications Grounding and Bonding, Nurse Call Symbols and Standards, Approved Manufacturers and Products.

University of Iowa Hospitals & Clinics, Iowa City, IA* 3rd Floor CPRU Administrative Offices Remodel in General Hospital Capital Management Offices Relocation Cancer Center Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit – Colloton Heart and Vascular Clinic Internal Medicine Administrative Offices Renovation Melrose Family Medicine Building Medical Alumni Auditorium Pain Clinic Renovation Transplant Office Remodel University of Iowa Hospitals & Clinics – Iowa River Landing North, Coralville IA* University of Iowa Hospitals & Clinics – Iowa River Landing East, Coralville IA* University of Iowa – James M Hoak Family Golf Complex, Iowa City, IA* University of Iowa – Gerdin Athletic Learning Center Renovation, Iowa City, IA* University of Iowa – Main Library Gallery Renovation, Iowa City, IA*

* completed by Chris Davis while with previous employer KCL Engineering

Executive Summary

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