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University of Massachusetts Bioengineering Department, Amherst, Mass.

Project complies with UMass Amherst standards for network and voice infrastructure specifications version 7.5 and UCAPS and Security Technology department requirements.

AEI provided engineering services for IT/security, plumbing and fire protection engineering in the new biomedical engineering department at UMass Amherst. IT and security systems consist of upgrades to medium voltage distribution equipment, secondary power distribution, metering, emergency generator system, lighting and lighting controls, fire alarm, structured cabling, door access, and CCTV surveillance. Plumbing systems consist of laboratory gas, domestic and protected water systems, laboratory waste and ventilation systems, and eyewash and emergency shower stations. Fire protection engineering includes extension of existing fire protection systems to integrate with the new architectural layout.

 

OWNER

University of Massachusetts, Amherst

CLIENT

Elkus Manfredi Architects

CONSTRUCTION COST

$9M

SIZE

18,500 SF

AEI SERVICES

Plumbing
Fire Protection
Lighting
IT/Teldata
Security

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Construction Documents
Construction Administration

SUSTAINABILITY

LEED Silver Plus Fit-out in LEED Gold Building

PROJECT FEATURES

First fit-out of new shell laboratory space
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