TETER Federal / Military Experience | 2023

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Statement of Qualifications for Architectural and Engineering Services

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ORGANIZATIONAL INFORMATION

FEDERAL / MILITARY PROJECT EXPERIENCE

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27 TEAM RESUMES

TETER, LLP has been in business for 44 years. We are a full-service firm, providing architectural, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, structural engineering, CASp, and construction administration services. Our multi-disciplined depth-of-staff provides owners with readily available technical expertise, tightly coordinated construction documents, and strong support during construction. Our architects and engineers work together under the same roof to create a seamless, efficient design process for our clients.

FIRM HISTORY

1979 1997 2012 2017 2022

Teter Consultants is established in Visalia by Glen Teter with a goal of providing exemplary structural engineering services and building a legacy firm for future professionals.

Architectural Team

Fresno office opens to expand the firm’s A/E offerings for an ever-growing geographic marketplace.

Bakersfield office opens to better service Kern County clients.

TETER opens offices in Modesto and San Luis Obispo to service clients in the North Valley and Central Coast and reaches a milestone of 100 staff across its five offices.

TETER has spent four decades building a legacy firm and continuing that vision, TETER transfers 100% ownership of the company to an Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP).

80 Mechanical Team 14 Total Firm 125

Electrical Team 15 Structural Team 16

TETER has five offices covering the Central Valley from north to south, and extending out to the Central Coast

FRESNO

MODESTO VISALIA

BAKERSFIELD SAN LUIS OBISPO

ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES

Pre-Design Services

Building Code Analysis

Project Management

Project Budgeting

Programming

Space Planning

Needs Assessment

Master Planning

Existing Facilities Review

Disabled Accessibility Surveys

LEED®/Sustainability Services

Sustainable Design

LEED® Design Charrettes & Training

Site Analysis

Site Development

Site Studies

Owner Data Analysis

Facility Master Plan

Design Services

Design Documents

Renderings

Interior Design

Materials Research

Coordination of Engineering

Systems Furniture Layout & Planning

Building System Analysis

Life Cycle Cost Analysis

> ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING SERVICES

Medium Voltage Distribution Systems

Station and Distribution Class

Substations & Distribution

Components

Underground Duct Bank Systems

Emergency & Standby Power Systems

Energy Efficient Lighting Systems

Uninterruptible Power

Source (UPS) Systems

Power Conditioning Systems

Interior and Exterior Lighting Control Systems

Low Voltage Signal & Communications Systems

Fire Alarm/Protection Systems

Industrial Control Systems

> MECHANICAL ENGINEERING SERVICES

HVAC Systems

Chilled Water Systems

Hot Water Systems

Steam Systems

Pumping Systems

Thermal Energy Storage Systems

Constant Volume Systems

Variable Volume Systems

Variable Refrigerant Systems

Humidification Systems

Dehumidification Systems

Temperature Control System

Energy Recovery Systems

Industrial Exhaust Systems

Dust Collection Systems

Service Piping Systems

Compressed Air Systems

Specialty Gas Systems

Deionized Water Systems

Vacuum Systems

Plumbing Systems

Waste & Vent Systems

Laboratory Waste Systems

Rainwater Collection Systems

Hot & Cold Water Systems

Medical Gas Systems

Fuel Gas Systems

Fuel Oil Systems

Compressed Natural Gas

> STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING SERVICES

Structural Contract Documents

Structural Design & Analysis

Value Engineering

Specialty Foundation Design & Analysis

Retaining Wall Design & Analysis

Construction Management

Shop Drawing Review

Quality Assurance & Control

Permit Processing

Plan Review Services

State Structural Certification Services

Construction Cost Estimates

Document Quality Assurance

Regulatory Agency Permit Processing

Value Engineering

Bidding & Construction Services

Field Observation/Reports

Request for Information

Change Orders

Cost Quotation Reviews

Dispute Resolution / Mitigation

Project Closeout

Post Construction Warranty Review

Post-Construction Evaluations

Motor Control Systems

Grounding Systems

Fault-Current Studies

Load Flow Studies

Information Technology (IT) Hub & Distribution Room Design

Solar Photovoltaic Systems

Fire Protection Systems

Wet Pipe Systems

Pre-Action Systems

Standpipe Systems

Fire Pumps

Chemical Systems

Clean Agent Suppression Systems

Energy Use Services

Energy Audit

Life Cycle Cost Analysis

Energy Conservation Upgrades

Energy Modeling

Forensic Engineering

Structural Inspections

Seismic Upgrades

Damage Assessment

Remedial Design

TETER is acutely aware of the intricate procedures, strict regulations, and design standards for federallyfunded projects. We’ve designed critical new buildings, additions, and renovations of existing military facilities including administrative offices, storage facilities, warehouses, training centers, and hangars. Our experience encompasses full-scale multi-facility design and infrastructure upgrades within a Warfare Training Center via design-build delivery method.

Our Engineering Division is a Small Business under NAICS Code 541330.

Federal / Military Project Experience Includes

DEVELOPMENT CENTER

SIZE 10,910 SF

BUDGET $4,540,000

COMPLETION 2011

TETER DISCIPLINES

New LEED Gold Certified Child Development

Center for children ages 6 weeks to 5 years old is safe and sustainable.

This new, single-story facility supports Bridgeport’s Marine Corps Mountain Warfare Training Center by providing daily child care for a maximum of 96 children.

Outdoor play areas are integral to the design and feature barrierfree access, and landscaping that meets Anti-Terrorism Force Protection (ATFP) standards.

A tight budget and fixed program forced our A/E team to get creative. Innovative design solutions allowed us to provide an out-ofprogram roof-mounted solar system within the original budget. This helped the building achieve LEED Gold certification, even though LEED Silver was the original goal.

CHILD

United States Marine Corps > Coleville Architectural

BUILDING 515 RENOVATION

United States Navy > Seal Beach

SIZE 13,750 SF

BUDGET $9,220,000 (est.)

COMPLETION 2023 (est.)

TETER DISCIPLINES

Architectural

Renovating the existing building to provide spaces for multiple functions, while seamlessly blending with the base style.

Renovation and replacement of an existing building to provide spaces for multiple base functions with a completely separate space for NCIS operations.

The exterior character of this building will serve as a bellwether for future base improvements. For this design all walls will be removed to the existing slab due to deterioration and a completely new building will be constructed on the existing footprint.

This design will provide space for fully accessible restrooms and locker/shower facilities.

While TETER is responsible for the Architectural design, we also serve as the design manager to coordinate the efforts of Structural, Plumbing, Mechanical, Electrical, Fire Alarm and Fire Sprinkler.

The building will meet Navy Sustainability requirements throughout design and construction.

FIRE STATION RENOVATION & ADDITION

United States Marine Corps > Coleville

SIZE 9,365 SF

BUDGET $4,374,896

COMPLETION 2012

TETER DISCIPLINES

Architectural CA

Expanded and updated fire station facilities in a mountainous terrain include a sesimic retrofit, building addition, & interior reconfiguration.

The Marine Corps Mountain Warfare Training Center fire station renovation and addition involved a seismic retrofit, interior renovation, and building addition on a sloping mountain site.

TETER designed a cost-effective engineering solution for the seismic retrofit that created a safe building for the firefighters, as well as recessing a dozen new bedrooms into the hillside that still allowed easy access to the apparatus bay.

In addition to achieving LEED Silver certification, a value-add delivered a training and observation tower and solar power, all within the proposed budget.

MESS HALL RENOVATION

United States Marine Corps > Coleville

SIZE 22,928 SF

BUDGET $2,828,000

COMPLETION 2011

TETER DISCIPLINES

Architectural

An extensive Mess Hall renovation increases seating capacity, improves circulation, and provides a better dining experience for patrons.

This extensive rehabilitation project involved the renovation of a deteriorating Mess Hall to meet current building requirements including seismic, ADA, and health and fire safety codes.

A reconfiguration of food prep and work areas improved efficiency while making space for all new kitchen equipment.

Added seating and modern finishes in the dining area make for a more pleasent dining experience, while enhanced circulation patterns streamline the flow of patrons, moving them through serving lines more quickly.

SEVENTH FLOOR RENOVATIONS

SIZE 16,500 SF

BUDGET $3,000,000

COMPLETION 2016

TETER DISCIPLINES

This renovation involved the demolition of an entire floor to make way for administrative spaces, conference rooms, and a sleep lab.

Originally constructed in the 1950’s, and seismically upgraded in 1981, a need to increase the medical use of the ground floor started a domino effect to relocate administrative spaces from their current location in a wing of the first floor to spaces on the seventh floor.

Though the seventh floor remained fairly intact, it required a complete renovation. The entire floor was gutted, with all existing rooms removed.

We designed the space so that the natural light from existing windows reaches all the way to the center of the floor, making it bright and cheery for everyone.

In addtion to administrative spaces, a sleep lab was added and designed to feel more like a comfortable hotel than a clinic.

In a twist on what people usually notice, we get a lot of compliments for the mechanical system, a very efficient VRF system that allows each user to control their own zone.

Department of Veteran Affairs Central California Heath Care Systems > Fresno

WAREHOUSE 3 RENOVATION & REPAIR

United States Marine Corps > Barstow

SIZE 122,604 SF

BUDGET $6,053,201

COMPLETION 2023

TETER DISCIPLINES

Renovated the existing facility to improve occupant safety, comfort, health, and to protect materials within the warehouse.

Renovation of existing timberframed warehouse, providing new restrooms and office spaces. Removed a police substation and retail thrift store to yield more warehousing area.

The project also included anew Fire Alarm, Fire Sprinkler systems, and HVAC ventiliation as well as repair of the exterior EIFS finish, replacement of all exterior windows and doors, and reroofing to alleviate existing leaks and added safety at roll up doors.

Upon completion, the base will have a fully functioning weather tight storage facility, five renovated warehouse spaces, four administrative offices, accessible restrooms, storage rooms, and a break room. All interior spaces have a new epoxy floor coating, new windows and doors, and fully functioning alarm systems.

ACADEMIC LABORATORY COMPLEX RENOVATION

Department of Defense > United States

SIZE 12,810 SF BUDGET $10,800,000

COMPLETION 2021

TETER DISCIPLINES

Architectural

Aging facilities led to a redesign that brings the buildings to code while creating a comfortable and efficient workspace for all.

Originally built in the 1960’s, this renovation encompassed five different laboratory and support buildings. TETER oversaw a team that included professionals from eight different firms, managing a wide range of interrelated and discrete renovations to modernize the facilities and bring them into compliance with current construction standards and building codes.

Each building had its own requirements and involved analysis for seismic standards, roof replacement/repair, new/

upgraded doors and windows, fire sprinklers and alarm systems, mechanical and electrical upgrades, replacement of corroded materials, updates to meet fall-protection requirements, insulation, and waterproofing.

Redesigned workspaces and support rooms create a comfortable work environment and all five buildings now function better for occupants while meeting government standards for health, safety, and security.

RATION-IN-KIND FOOD SERVICE FACILITY REMODEL

United States Navy > Nevada

SIZE 19,985 SF

BUDGET Not Available

COMPLETION 2018

TETER DISCIPLINES

A redesigned food service facility consolidates dining functions and leads to a more attractive and efficient space for personnel to dine.

The main dining facility at NAS Fallon had not been in use for over five years. Alternate dining areas were utilized in the interim, but the base wanted to consolidate these to accommodate a more streamlined approach to meal delivery. This required a full renovation of the dining area, kitchen, and an upgrade of staff offices and workspaces.

To accommodate different uses, the dining space was divided into three main areas: a bar area, recreation area, and dining area.

Updated furnishings and finishes give the space a more modern feel, and the addition of a preengineered metal structure provides a new space for outdoor dining and events.

A long awning at the front of the building increases visibility, provides protection from inclement weather, and makes the facility more inviting.

The redesigned spaces look nothing like the previous space, and the new layout promotes efficiency while streamlining circulation through serving lines.

HERRMANN HALL FIRST FLOOR RENOVATION

United States Navy > Monterey

SIZE 8,500 SF

BUDGET $3,000,000

COMPLETION 2011

TETER DISCIPLINES

This renovation included work within Herrmann Hall, a historic building listed with the California Office of Historic Preservation.

Architectural Electrical

Structural Mechanical CA

The First Floor Renovation of Herrmann Hall was a Design/Build project at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey. Based on the historical aspects of the building, this project required the involvement of a Historical Architect to assist the Design/Build team.

The goal of this project was to transform a beautiful chapel into a high-end Executive Briefing Center without sacrificing the important historical character of the space.

In addition to infrastructure repair and replacement, the room features state-of-the-art audio/visual equipment and is soundproofed for confidential conversations.

The project also included the modernization of 7,500 SF of administration and reception space — as well as restrooms — all with the same requirement to preserve historical character in a modern context.

ADD/ALTER B803 & B924 CRG EQUIPMENT YARD

United States Air Force > Fairfield

SIZE 56,959 SF BUDGET $3,135,000 COMPLETION 2021

TETER DISCIPLINES

Architectural

Offices were consolidated to house reserve personnel and a new equipment yard was installed for HELAMS storage.

Building 803 underwent significant alterations to fulfill the functional and aesthetic needs of Travis Air Force Base. Concrete tilt-up addition to an existing building provides nine new administrative offices in a connecting hallway. Another office was added in the existing building.

A new 55,000 SF equipment yard for HELAMS (Hard Sided Expandable Light Air Mobile Shelters) at Building 924 was also installed. It provides storage, training, and testing on the HELAMS units.

TETER led eight different design/ build firms to complete this project. The design team was inspired to incorporate sustainable features to the utmost extent possible with these specific goals: conserve resources; minimize adverse environmental effects; enhance occupant productivity; and minimize energy use.

SIZE 20,119 SF

BUDGET $4,800,000 COMPLETION 2022

TETER DISCIPLINES

Architectural Electrical

Structural CA

Upgrades to the National Guard Armory to operate in line with current requirements and fix security deficiencies.

The California Military Department (CMD) needed to update and upgrade the existing Armory in Eureka CA.

Alterations include: Reapportioning spaces to provide a better layout for operations.

Enhancing security by adding fencing around the entire armory, and replacing windows and exterior doors.

Upgrading fire and life safety, adding fire sprinklers, and updating fire alarm systems for flexible use of the spaces.

Adding accessible restrooms. Reroofing the entire facility.

Updating mechanical, plumbing and electrical systems.

EUREKA ARMORY RENOVATION California Military Department > Eureka

RENOVATION AND ADDITION

SIZE 15,350 SF

BUDGET $5,240,000 COMPLETION 2012

TETER DISCIPLINES

Architectural

Renovations and new additions to increase mission readiness and achieve unit proficiency in deep amphibious reconnaissance.

The renovation to this facility supports the United States Marine Corps 4th Force Reconnaissance Company’s specialized mission training and increases their missionreadiness in deep amphibious reconnaissance.

These operations include parachutes which will get wet. In this case, a new 66-foot-tall drying tower with hoisting systems, allowing them to dry sixteen parachutes at a time. Two existing buildings had renovations completed to align

them with current base functions. Further, a new building housing vehicle maintenance, support spaces for amphibious missions, restrooms, and a small weapons vault were designed and built as part of this project.

The site was redesigned to allow for easy access to San Francisco Bay for amphibious training operations and more secure storage of training vessels.

United States Marine Corps > Alameda

CENTER FOR AGRICULTURE AND TECHNOLOGY

State Center Community College District > Madera

SIZE 9,900 SF

BUDGET $5,140,547

COMPLETION 2020

TETER DISCIPLINES

Architectural

An expanding CTE program at Madera

Community College Center was the driving factor for a new Center for Agriculture and Technology.

Electrical

Structural

Mechanical CA

An agriculture shop, welding shop, outdoor covered work area, and maintenance shop allow ample space for large equipment for hands-on learning.

Plumbing

A dry lab, staff offices, and expandable lecture space complement the working areas with more traditional learning spaces which feature advanced connectivity for the campus’s techsavvy cohorts.

This project addressed the District’s desire to enhance the social and communal benefits of the college experience by incorporating a shaded plaza to encourage student interaction outside the classroom.

CITRUS PROCESSING FACILITY & OFFICE

The Wonderful Company > Delano

SIZE 685,000 SF

BUDGET $80,000,000

COMPLETION 2014

TETER DISCIPLINES

At 655,000 square feet plant + 30,000 SF office, this facility is the largest citrus-packing facility in the Central Valley.

Less than two years after the Halos plant came on-line, additional space was needed. A 17,000 SF addition includes office space for their expanded Human Resources Department.

Wonderful Citrus’ commitment to health encompasses the products they sell, the customers they serve, and their employees. A Gymnasium

with cardio machines, free weights and facilities for Yoga and Aerobics, as well as Locker Rooms and Showers was also added.

CHEVRON HEADQUARTERS

SIZE 145,300 SF

BUDGET $13,620,000

COMPLETION 2002

TETER DISCIPLINES

Architectural

Mechanical

The new Chevron headquarters was one of the first Class “A” concrete tilt-up office buildings in Bakersfield.

Electrical

Structural

Plumbing CA

The new Chevron headquarters was one of the first Class “A” concrete tilt-up office buildings in Bakersfield. This an extremely economical (but not immediately popular) option for the client that has now become a common construction method in the area.

Because the company had recently merged with Texaco, it needed to build the new facility quickly.

By separating design packages, TETER was able to get the building permitted and under construction in a very short time frame.

Open cubicles and collaborative spaces helped integrate employees from the two different companies.

Chevron Business & Real Estate Services > Bakersfield

JANET L. YOUNG ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

SIZE 56,000 SF

BUDGET $29,966,240

COMPLETION 2020

TETER DISCIPLINES

This new school went from contract to completion in just under two years with the obstacles of COVID hitting halfway through construction.

The rapidly growing Clovis USD needed a new elementary school, and fast. The site is few blocks from Virginia Boris Elementary School, a TETER project they loved.

The District asked TETER to reuse the plans with some modifications—a larger kindergarten drop-off, a different mechanical system, and finishes throughout that make it its own, distinct school.

Beloved former teacher and superintendent Janet Young’s words are featured on the school’s walls, honoring the difference she made in so many lives during her career.

With COVID hitting in the middle of construction, TETER and the contractor were able to secure the needed materials to complete the project on time.

Clovis Unified School District > Clovis

BAKERSFIELD COLLEGE AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES

Kern Community College District > Bakersfield

SIZE 48,290 SF

BUDGET $29,949,745 (est.)

COMPLETION 2023 (est.)

TETER DISCIPLINES

New three-story science building moves the College toward carbon neutrality and provides space for state-of-the-art food and ag science labs.

This three-story agricultural sciences building is designed to re-envision the southeast entry of the Bakersfield College campus. The main three-story building houses state-of-the- art lab spaces for food, animal, plant, soils, and forestry sciences.

Indoor classroom space contains two large lecture and computer classrooms as well as office spaces for the agricultural department deans and faculty.

As the College makes efforts to move toward carbon neutrality, special design considerations were implemented to ensure the structure would exceed Title 24 requirements by 15%. To address carbon neutrality, the entire space will be 100% electric, including the indoor labs where electric heating is utilized, versus the typical gas burners.

SIZE 22,480 SF

BUDGET $21,200,000 (est.)

COMPLETION 2024 (est.)

TETER DISCIPLINES

Driven by the College’s passion and desire to connect with students, the Allied Health Building sets a new design standard for future projects.

This unique clinical instructional space was designed to educate medical professional students within specific clinical specialties.

Using state -of-the-art technology to support modern instruction, the facility boasts small group study spaces to encourage supplemental training.

The Allied Health Building accommodates student growth and provides a promising future to medical professionals in their effort to service Central California’s South Valley.

Highly Sustainable, this building exceeds Title 24 by 15% by utilizing on site central plant systems, skylights, shade canopies, and extraordinary care into the fenestration design.

ALLIED HEALTH CENTER Kern Community College District > Porterville Architectural

STRATOLAUNCH SYSTEMS FACILITY

SIZE 197,250 SF

FINAL COST $40,000,000

COMPLETION 2013

TETER DISCIPLINES

Architectural

The technologically advanced facility is home to the Stratolaunch Carrier, the world’s largest aircraft.

TETER designed two hangars for an aerospace development company at the Mojave Air and Space Port. One hangar is utilized to fabricate custom composite aircraft components in a controlled environment; the aircraft are assembled in the other hangar.

Both buildings were designed using pre-fabricated metal building structural systems with metal wall and roof panels and completed two months ahead of schedule.

Scaled Composites > Mojave

> Bachelor of Arts, College of Environmental Design, University of California, Berkeley

> State of California

Registered Architect C22511

> State of Arizona

Registered Architect 60375

> State of Texas

Registered Architect 23329

> State of Pennsylvania

Registered Architect RA40691

> State of North Carolina

Registered Architect 15226

> U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Construction Quality Management for Contractors

> Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) Minimum Antiterrorism Standards for DOD Buildings 4-010-01 Certified

PRINCIPAL ARCHITECT

Clay Davis, LEED® AP, NCARB

Clay’s diverse expertise and technical architecture skills contribute to his comprehensive understanding of sustainable design and the practice of architecture. Clay offers decades of federal/military project experience.

 STATE OF CALIFORNIA MILITARY DEPARTMENT

– Eureka Armory Renovation

 UNITED STATES NAVY

– Monterey Naval Post Graduate School Academic Laboratory Complex Renovation

– Naval Air Station Fallon Ration-in-Kind Dining Consolidation & Remodel

– Building 515 Renovation Seal Beach

 UNITED STATES AIR FORCE

– Travis Air Force Base Add/Alter B803 & B924 CRG Equipment Yard

– Travis Air Force Base Repair Building 3 Survival Evasion Resistance and Escape (SERE) Training

– Nellis Air Force Base Building 98 Remodel and Addition

– Nellis Air Force Base F-35 Engine Shop

 UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS

– Mountain Warfare Training Center Child Development Center

– Mountain Warfare Training Center Fire Station Renovation/Addition

– Mountain Warfare Training Center Mess Hall Renovation

– Mountain Warfare Training Center Well #2 Replacement

– Mountain Warfare Training Center Stables Expansion

– Naval Operations Support Center Alameda Building Addition, Renovations, New Boat Ramp

 UNITED STATES ARMY

– Military Ocean Terminal Concord Fire Station Renovation

 DEPARTMENT OF VETERAN AFFAIRS

– Central California Healthcare System Walk of Honor

 UNITED STATES ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS

– Modifications to Milt Brandt Visitor Center and Don Clausen Hatchery

> Master of Science, National Security & Strategic Studies, Naval War College

> Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering & Math, Vanderbilt University

> Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) Minimum Antiterrorism Standards for DOD Buildings 4-010-01 Certified

> U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Construction Quality Management for Contractors

PROJECT MANAGER Kevin Bohnstedt

An experienced Project Manager and designer, Kevin works on a widerange of projects and building types for energy and federal/military clients. Kevin is an expert in the design of secure facilities and the successful collaboration with multiple stakeholders across large organizations.

 STATE OF CALIFORNIA MILITARY DEPARTMENT

– Eureka Armory Renovation

 UNITED STATES NAVY

– Monterey Naval Post Graduate School Academic Laboratory Complex Renovation

– Naval Air Station Lemoore P-364 Alterations to Hangar 3 Mod 5

– Naval Air Station Lemoore P-377 Building 30 Addition

– Naval Air Station Fallon Ration-in-Kind Dining Consolidation & Remodel

– Building 515 Renovation Seal Beach

 UNITED STATES AIR FORCE

– Travis Air Force Base Add/Alter B803 & B924 CRG Equipment Yard

– Travis Air Force Base Repair Building 3 Survival Evasion Resistance and Escape (SERE) Training

– Nellis Air Force Base Building 98 Remodel and Addition

 UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS

– Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow Building 3 Renovation

– Mountain Warfare Training Center Fencing/Entry Gate/ Hazardous Storage Building and Enclosure

– Mountain Warfare Training Center Infantry Combat Equipment Stirage & Supplies

– Mountain Warfare Training Center Fueling Station

– Mountain Warfare Training Center Well #2 Replacement

– Naval Operations Support Center Alameda Building Addition, Renovations, New Boat Ramp

 UNITED STATES ARMY

– Military Ocean Terminal Concord Fire Station Renovation

 DEPARTMENT OF VETERAN AFFAIRS

– Central California Healthcare System Walk of Honor

> Bachelor of Architecture, California Polytechnic State University,Pamona

> State of California Registered Architect C18957

ARCHITECT | DIRECTOR OF SUSTAINABLE DESIGN Loren Aiton, LEED AP BD & C, NCARB

As one of the first LEED Accredited Professionals in the Central San Joaquin Valley, Loren is a leading advocate for sustainable design and construction. He carries this message throughout the entire region as a frequent speaker and educator on Green Building Design.

■ CERTIFIED LEED GOLD PROJECTS

– Marine Corp Mountain Warfare Training Center, Child Development Center, Bridgeport

– California Department of Corrections & Rehabilitation Parole Office, Fresno

■ CERTIFIED LEED SILVER PROJECTS

– PG&E: Lemoore Service Center, New Facilities, Lemoore

– Marine Corp Reserve Training Center, Building No 4. Alameda

– Marine Corp Mountain Warfare Training Center, Fire Station Renovation, Bridgeport

– Central Medical Center Ambulatory Care Center, Fresno

– California Department of Motor Vehicles, Commercial Driver’s License Center, Fresno

– California Department of Motor Vehicles Call Center, Manchester Center (TI), Fresno

– California Department of Motor Vehicles, Field Office Replacement, Fresno

– City of Tulare Library & Council Chamber, Tulare

– California Department of Industrial Relations T.I., Bakersfield

■ CERTIFIED LEED CERTIFIED PROJECTS

– Final Assembly Integration and Testing Hanger (FAITH), The Spaceship Company, Mojave

– New Corporate Office Buildings, Kern Schools Federal Credit Union, Bakersfield

– Administration Building, Westlake Farms Composting Facility, Kettleman City

– Administration Building, Kern County Employees Retirement Association, Bakersfield

– PG&E Bakersfield Service Center Building Renovation, Bakersfield

> Bachelor of Science, Structural Engineering, University of California, San Diego

> State of California Registered Professional Engineer C76748

PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER

Megan Chang, PE

As an award-winning engineer, Megan is known for her ability to translate complex designs into dynamic, buildable structures. Megan adopts new ideas quickly and optimizes the structural design process while also maintaining flexibility to adjust to unforeseen conditions.

■ PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY

– Lemoore Service Center

– Lemoore Service Center Fleet Maintenance and Truck Wash

■ UNITED PARCEL SERVICE

– New UPS Distribution Center

■ STATE OF CALIFORNIA MILITARY DEPARTMENT

– Eureka Armory Renovation

■ SAPUTO CHEESE USA

– Saputo Paige Plant Expansion

■ CALIFIA FARMS

– Office and Plant Addition

■ CITY OF ARMONA

– Water Treatment Operations Building

■ CITY OF TRANQUILITY

– Water Treatment Operations Building

■ DEPARTMENT OF VETERAN AFFAIRS

– New I.T. & Engineering Building (Fresno)

■ GOLDEN VALLEY HEALTH CENTERS

– Merced Northview Medical Office Building

> Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering California State University, Fresno

> State of California Registered Electrical Engineer E17773

> Registered Communications Distribution Designer RCDD 201344R

DIRECTOR OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

Bryan Glass, PE, RCDD

Bryan oversees TETER’s Electrical Engineering Division. His management style is a clear reflection of his passion for detail. Bryan believes a smooth and effective design delivery is a result of initial investigation while keeping current with industry news and requirements.

 DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL SERVICES

– Richards Boulevard Office Complex Lighting Upgrade

 UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS

– Hazardous Storage Building and Enclosure, and Security Improvements

■ UNITED STATES AIR FORCE

– Nellis Air Force Base Building 98 Remodel & Addition

■ UNITED STATES NAVY

– Naval Post Graduate School Monterey Well Pump Power Replacement and Point Sur Transformer Replacement

– Naval Air Station Fallon Ration-in-Kind Dining Consolidation & Remodel

– Naval Air Station Lemoore Building 30 Addition

– Naval Air Station Lemoore Operations Building #90 Expansion

– Naval Air Station Lemoore Photovoltaic (PV) Solar Panel System

– Naval Air Station Lemoore Solar Thermal Domestic Hot Water (DHW) System

 NATIONAL PARK SERVICE

– Yosemite El Portal Complex Renewable Energy

■ UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

– Animal & Plant Health Inspection Services Facility

■ VETERANS AFFAIRS CENTRAL CALIFORNIA HEALTH CARE SYSTEM

– Chilled Water Systems Correction

– Clinical Laboratory Study

– New Outpatient and Mental Health and Rehabilitation Building

> Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineer, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo

> State of California

Registered Mechanical Engineer M32797

SENIOR MECHANICAL ENGINEER Steven Jones, PE

Steven’s design experience includes energy modeling, life-cycle analysis, design and layout of public and institutional buildings. He has been the lead Mechanical Engineer on over $40 million in LEED Certified construction.

 UNITED STATES NAVY

– Naval Air Station Fallon Ration-in-Kind Dining Consolidation & Remodel

 COUNTY OF KINGS

– County Jail Phase III

– Central Plant Upgrade

– Family and Children’s Services Addition

– I.T. Department Renovation

– New Agricultural Warehouse

– Hanford Library Children’s Reading Room

 COUNTY OF MADERA

– Los Banos Courthoue

– County Jail Renovation and Addition

 COUNTY OF TULARE

– Health and Human Services

– Computer Center Fire Prevention

 COUNTY OF FRESNO

– Sheriff’s Building - Squaw Valley

 COUNTY OF MERCED

– CNG Bus Maintenance Facility

 CITY OF DINUBA

– Fire Station No. 2

 CITY OF COROCORAN

– New Police Department Headquarters