Project Manager Engineer

Don Bergoust's Project Descriptions

Introduction

In order to avoid repetition some of Don Bergoust's projects are not noted

in this document. These projects; considered to be least noteworthy, are

typically in the following categories:

. Industrial processes.

. Property assessments.

. Schools K-12.

. Churches.

. Zoos and theme parks.

. Rural sanitation.

. Mortuaries.

. Dwellings.

. Multifamily housing.

. Tenant improvements.

. Clinics.

. Energy use modeling.

. Studies and reports.

. Nursing homes.

. Community centers.

. Motels and strip malls.

Nevertheless each project; from the least to the more noteworthy, form an

important part of a diverse knowledge and experience. The following

descriptions describe the more noteworthy projects:

2012 - To Date Resource Efficiency Manager [REM] at DOD installations.

Employed as a telecommute REM & Professional Engineer too: > Review and

report on the details of the energy and water program. > Serve as

communication link between base and headquarters, between planning and

engineering, and between energy, water, and sustainability teams. > Develop

materials for base initiatives. > Review and approve monthly utility

consumption reports. > Identify capital projects that reduce energy and

water costs and consumption; ie, study and report on the Central Steam

Generation and Distribution system to:

o Reduce steam pressures.

o Bring idle plants back on line.

o Maintain steam generated by renewable energy [garbage].

o Add piping capacity.

o Add packaged steam plants to Distribution.

o Add absorption chillers and piping.

o Place air cooled chillers on standby.

o Add fiber-optic cable for DDC signals.

o Collaborate with "Sale, Demolition, Consolidation" program.

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2012 Rock Gap Engineering, Albuquerque, NM: As a telecommute Consulting

Engineer:

o Proposal for study to build a central energy plant for the Salt River

Community in AZ.

o Peer review of the MEP design of a boarding school in Dennehotso, AZ.

o Preparation of a proposal for the DHS at Kirtland AFB, NM

o Energy conservation study for a new branch bank building.

2012 Stantec, Calgary, AB, Canada, Senior Mechanical Engineer and PM for:

o Assessment, Programming and Schematic Design, of a hospital in

Yellowknife, NWT, Canada.

o Oil and Gas related; Industrial Building HVAC design and cost

estimate, Wolf Lake, AB, Canada.

o Design Build Competition, police academy campus and buildings, Ft.

Macleod, AB, Canada

2011 Precision Energy Solutions, Hayden, ID, Professional Consulting

Engineer preparing the "sequence of operation" for a new design build

biomass [wood] power plant at the VA Medical Center, White River Junction,

Vermont that describes the PLC operation of the following processes:

o Fuel storage and conveyance

o Plant Indoor air quality; ie, dust collectors

o Control of emissions to the outdoors

o Energy recovery/ reclamation

o Steam boiler and feed pumps

o Steam turbine and generator

o Water chiller and Pumps.

2011 Project Solutions, Columbia, MO, Sr. Mechanical Engineer and project

lead for business development, as mentor and for cost effective sustainable

design.

o Hospital Retrofit, Chicago, IL, replace portion of high pressure

steam with low pressure boilers.

o Create Design Build Proposals for projects at Camp Victory, Iraq.

2010 Core Energy Solutions, Oklahoma City, OK; Sr. Mechanical Engineer and

Department Head for property assessment, programming of systems and

preparation of "Feasibility Energy Analyses" [FEA] reports that ranked

energy conservation measures [ECM]'s for potential customers of this start

up Energy Services Contractor [ESCO]. FEAs were prepared on buildings of

every description; at campuses, prisons, hospitals, municipalities and

school districts throughout TX, MO, AR and OK.

2009-2010 Electric Power Systems, Anchorage AK: Employed to restructure and

direct the mechanical engineering department in this design build

mechanical - electrical - process piping company; supervised six "design"

employees and supported others on the "build" side of the company.

Ft. Greely, AK

The power plant's generating capacity was increased by replacing two

of the original diesel eng-gen sets with larger ones. All remaining

eng-gen sets will be replaced eventually. Three "D tube" steam boilers

provide district heating. A new HVAC system was programmed for the

combustion air and cooling needs of the power plant. The eventual

shutting down of the district heating plant; during the summer, when

those needs would be met at the respective structures, is planned.

1972-2013 Bergoust Engineers and Co., Inc., Missoula, MT:

In 1991, Don Bergoust; Professional and Consulting Engineer became the sole

member of his firm; Bergoust Engineers and Co. Inc. which affords him the

flexibility to work anywhere.

John Deere Foundry and Manufacturing Plant, Waterloo, IA

Retained as a consultant in 2011 by VGI Design in Des Moines, IA the

MEP work consisted of cooling hundreds of castings, redoing the HVAC,

pollution control and waste heat recovery at a mechanical construction

cost of $12M in this 1.2 M ft2 plant. The owner replaced outdated

lines with robotic ones.

Panorama Towers, Las Vegas, NV

Beginning in 2009 and into 2011 Bergoust Engineers and Company, Inc.

was retained as an expert [upon a recommendation of Hill

International][for the Developer's attorney and insurance company] in

Mechanical Engineering [HVAC, Plumbing, Fire Protection and Smoke

Control] for [3] new high-rise condominium buildings. The tenant's

"Owners Association" had sued the Developer.

Mountain View Hospital, Idaho Falls, ID

Beginning in 2008 Bergoust Engineers and Company, Inc. was retained

as an expert in mechanical

design and construction in a lawsuit initiated by the hospital against

the General Contractor who had constructed their new building;

occupied in 2002, with a "Design Build" agreement.

Parsons, Pasadena, CA

This 2008 contract assignment consisted of "on site" property

assessments of mechanical HVAC systems at numerous US Navy bases

throughout the SE. Access to the base and sensitive security area's;

i.e. nuclear missile storage buildings, was attained through a series

of background checks and armed escorts.

AMS Consulting group, Washington, DC

This contract assignment in 2007 consisted of "on site" property

assessments using an ASTM standard, forms generated in Excel and

photographs. AMS had a joint venture with URS and Bergoust's

responsibility was the MEP/FIRE LIFE SAFETY systems of buildings

managed by Immigration, Customs and Enforcement [ICE] at 5 Detention

Centers. These were located in or near: Brownsville, TX; Miami, FL;

Aguadilla, Porto Rico; San Padre, CA and El Centro, CA.

VGI Design, Des Moines, IA

This six week on site assignment in 2006 entailed the preparation of

coordination drawings at VGI Design for Waldinger; the mechanical

contractor on the $400 million consolidated research lab for the USDA

at Ames, IA.

Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM

Acting as a contract employee; first for Aerotek of Albuquerque, NM in

2005 and then for Hukari Technical Services in 2006, Don Bergoust was

assigned on site to KSL's Engineering Division as a senior mechanical

engineer for two tours of duty at this repository for nuclear weapons;

each tour lasted several months.

Skanska USA, Hamilton, MT

This 2006 assignment was as a subcontractor to Skanska USA engaged to

provide MEP cost change management using Skanska's "Pro-Log" software

on the new $100 million research lab at the Rocky Mountain Laboratory

for the National Institute of Health [NIH]. The building included

Biological Safety Level Four [BSL-4) facilities.

Clark County Detention Center (CCDC) and the Regional Justice Center

(RJC), Las Vegas, NV

For a number of reasons the 7 story CCDC; a 200,000 square ft.

addition, and the new 18 story RJC at 750,000 square feet began

running over budget and behind schedule. Bergoust was brought in by;

and as a colleague of, Project Analysts of Salt Lake City, Utah as a

project engineer and claims and dispute resolution expert for AF

Construction [AFC] of Las Vegas, NV the General Contractor. AFC's low

bid for the CCDC and RJC was $75 & $125 million respectively.

Bergoust completed two [full time, on site] tours. Besides acting as

the "expert", the assignment entailed project control, coordination of

mechanical, electrical and "fire life safety" systems and

commissioning of these systems at each construction site. The first

tour lasted eighteen months where the CCDC was accepted and occupied

by Clark County. Then after a six month interval, during which the

bonding company stepped in to assist AFC, a second tour lasted eight

months where the RJC neared completion.

The assignment was a result of disputes between numbers of parties. On

the Contractor's [AFC's] side was his newly engaged Construction

Manager [Project Analysts], his Counsel [Watt, Tieder, Hoffar and

Fitzgerald], the bonding Co. [Fireman's Fund] and AF's subcontractors.

On the opposing side were the A/E's of record (one set for each

building), the Owner (Clark County), Construction Manager (Jacob's

Facilities International) and an Owner's Representative (Bechtel).

Each building is protected by fire sprinklers and standpipes served by

fire pumps as well as smoke management and control systems which are

an integral part of the HVAC systems. Each building's HVAC system is

served by its own central plant for hot and chilled water and a direct

digital control [DDC] building automation system [BAS]. Each building

has pressure booster pumps for domestic water. The buildings are

connected by a pedestrian tunnel running beneath Casino-Center Drive

near downtown Las Vegas.

In 2005, the Detention Center dispute settled in favor of Bergoust's

client AF Construction who was awarded 30 million dollars. The

Regional Justice Center dispute settled in 2008, again in favor of AF

Construction who was awarded 53 million dollars.

Log Home, Medford, OR

The "kit" for this 13,000 square ft. $10 million log home was

fabricated in the Bitterroot Valley of Western Montana. The owner who

resided in Las Vegas, NV contracted with KIBO Group for A/E services

in Missoula, MT with very specific criteria for the M & E services in

his home.

A 25 ton commercial air handling unit (AHU) and split system

condensing unit serves the interior spaces The entire perimeter of the

house is heated by eight residential class split system heat pumps

that also cool the home sufficiently except in the hottest weather.

The total air conditioning capacity is 52 tons. Careful attention was

paid to making the mechanical system quite and otherwise unobtrusive.

A standby power generator provides power for everything except the

commercial AHU, elevator, and half of the electric domestic hot water

heaters. The home has an NFPA standard 13D (dwelling) fire sprinkler

system and standpipes served by an elevated supply water tank.

AMI Semi-Conductor "FAB" Plant, Pocatello, ID

This owner, AMI acting as general contractor was directing over 30

contracts under the guidance of a Construction Manager (CM) with a "no

risk" agreement. The CM was a sister company of the A/E of record,

Jacobs International. Forensic services were provided to and as an

employee of Project Analysts out of Salt Lake City, Utah for the

mechanical work. After an initial investigation was completed to

discern why the project was so far over budget ($40 million projected

to $70 million) and behind schedule (over a year) the owner elected to

terminate the CM while maintaining the A/E.

This 1996 assignment took 4 months for the initial investigation and

acting as an interim CM until the new CM could staff up for the

necessary mechanical positions. The plant with extensive clean room

spaces and robotics was between the 60-75 percent complete

construction phase.

Minuteman III Missile Service Complex (MMSC) and Command and Control

Support Facility, (CCSF), F.E. Warren Air Force Base, WY

These two new buildings delivered through a Corps of Engineers (COE)

design-build contract have 65,000 square feet (MMSC) and 45,000 square

feet (CCSF). Sustainable design technology

and other technical criteria and COE specifications were followed.

The government RFP upon which this contract was based included

preliminary plans and guide specs brought through the plan development

phase (approximately 35%). Numerous government modifications,

contractor alternative methods and materials, and design evaluations

to the RFP during the design process were incorporated. Project web

management was used for document control by the COE, contractors and

design professionals from various locations across the U.S.

Each building has an air handling unit return/relief fan, and chiller

to serve administrative and shop areas with VAV central air

conditioning. As a colleague, Don Bergoust was responsible for the

complete design and preparation of plans and specifications for the

HVAC and Building Automation Systems.

Dormitories, Circle of Nations Campus, Whapeton, ND

After one building on campus burned down the BIA funded fire

sprinklers for three unprotected dormitories. Cradle to grave project

manager for design, bidding, construction phase and commissioning

services created the "pre-action" fire sprinkler systems. An

investigation revealed that the campus water mains serving the fire

hydrants and domestic water services were not properly tied into the

city. Accordingly, additional funding was obtained for a new 8" water

line to connect the campus mains to the city properly.

Replace HVAC, Daily Newspaper Building, Butte, MT

Cradle to grave project manager for new gas fired high efficiency

boilers and a 40 ton chiller that serve four VAV air handling units

(AHU) and a fresh (outdoor) air injection AHU used to cascade outdoor

air from the interior spaces, where it is first introduced, to the

dirtier areas such as the toilets and the press room where the air is

exhausted. A system of piping and coils reclaim energy from the press

room exhaust air and preheats the incoming outdoor air at the fresh

air AHU.

River Valley High School, Correctionville, IA

The single story (except for a 12,000 square foot

mechanical/electrical room above the lockers) all electric 100,000

square foot high school is complete with classrooms, science, music,

shops, home economics, assembly, gymnasium, library, cafeteria and

kitchen. Five high velocity medium pressure air handling units were

served by a return/relief fan and a fresh air air handler to air

condition the entire school. Electric boilers and a 220 ton chiller

provide heating and chilled water to serve the air handlers and VAV

terminal units. Provided complete design services for the HVAC and

building automation systems.

Anaheim Memorial Hospital, Anaheim, CA

Bergoust provided hourly peer review services as a colleague for

demolishing and replacing 125 PSIG steam boilers, centrifugal

chillers, cooling towers and related equipment in the central plant in

phases while the hospital remains in full operation.

1990-1991 Projects

Don Bergoust was employed by Leo A. Daly's Los Angeles, California

office as a colleague and interim "Director of Mechanical/Electrical

Engineering" for their Western Region.

Ihilani Hotel, Oahu, Hawaii

Bergoust served as Project Engineer for design and construction

oversight for this fast track five star resort hotel on the Pacific

Ocean at the southwest reaches of Oahu. Besides a man-made lagoon,

there are swimming pools fronting the ocean and in the penthouse

presidential suite of the nine story, 300 plus room hotel. Heat

reclaim chillers provide hot water and serve a four pipe HVAC system

using intelligent building controls and sustainable design concepts.

Engineering and Laboratory Building, School of Engineering and Applied

Science, University of California Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA

Provided commissioning, project control and forensic services during

the punch list and operational phases for this 350,000 square foot

building. These services were also provided for a new boiler and

chiller plant constructed nearby to serve the expanding needs at the

west end of the campus. Forensic services were necessary in order to

sort out issues left when the mechanical contractor went bankrupt and

in order to satisfy the owners' construction management firm.

Science Building, California State University, Northridge, CA

Provided commissioning and project control during the punch list and

operational phase of this new facility.

Terminal Six, Los Angeles International Airport, Los Angeles, CA

Project Engineer for the construction and operational phase of the

central plant expansion necessitated by this new terminal complex.

1972-1990 Projects

St. Patrick Hospital, Missoula, MT

Numerous Remodels and Additions - 1950's building

Examples include a 10,000 square foot new laboratory addition. The

entire HVAC system was replaced in the operating room suite

accomplished in a two week shut down period. A project piped medical

gas throughout the building. The building was remodeled for a

dialysis unit and a CAT scan unit. Cradle to grave project manager for

these projects.

St. Patrick Hospital, Missoula, MT

New 240,000 square foot hospital building

Occupied in 1984, this building was constructed adjacent to and

replaced the 1950's building which was subsequently remodeled further

(see below). This 170 bed hospital has a six story

"patient room tower" with provisions made for another 130 beds in two

more floors and for an eventual 340,000 total square footage. Cradle

to grave project manager for this project.

A new central plant provides 17,000,000 BTU/hour for steam and heating

and domestic hot water and 715 tons of refrigeration for chilled

water. Spaces in the plant were reserved for additional capacity to

serve the campus. Two 1000 KW diesel generators provide standby

emergency power to the campus.

One field erected primary air handling system occupies 20,000 square

feet on the sixth floor. Three fans in the supply plenum vary the air

volume supplied by high velocity medium pressure ducts to the entire

hospital. Critical areas such as the OR suite are supplied by a

redundant "booster" supply fan that overcomes the air resistance of an

additional and redundant chilled water coil, HEPA filters, and steam

humidifiers.

Three return relief fans allow for economy cooling throughout while

two fresh (outdoor) air "injection" fans controlled via the building

automation systems (BAS) insure that every cubic foot of exhaust air

is replaced so that the hospital is slightly pressurized with respect

to the outdoors. These fresh air fans also meet the minimum

requirements for ventilation air throughout by injecting same into the

supply plenum.

The hospital's indoor air quality is further enhanced by locating the

fresh air intake louvers remote from contaminants (kitchen exhaust and

heliport) and because the fresh air fan plenum is equipped with

roughing, chemical and final filters, a recovered energy tempering

coil and an air washer for evaporative cooling (summer) or

humidification (winter).

Each zone has either a variable air volume box with a terminal heating

coil or in the patient rooms a hospital style induction unit. The

kitchen's air conditioning system is supplemented with packaged air

handling units that transfer (cascade) and chill air from the

cafeteria to make up the

hood exhaust. The BAS serves not only the HVAC systems but the

plumbing, electrical, fire protection and smoke control systems as

well.

Medical gas, air and vacuum are piped in and pumps boost domestic

water pressure for the upper floors. Fire sprinklers and standpipes

protect the building. Some "standby" loads are shed by the BAS for

the fire pump if necessary.

St. Patrick Hospital, Missoula, MT

Refurbish the 1950's building

Once the new hospital was occupied (in 1984) work began to refurbish

this building primarily for administration, doctors' offices and the

Montana State Crime Lab. A new HVAC control system worked in concert

with the BAS at the new hospital.

St. Patrick Hospital, Missoula, MT

Remodel projects in the 1970's building

A new dialysis unit replaced the one in the 1950's building. Then,

20,000 square feet were remodeled into a secure psychiatric ward.

Forensic Unit (Criminally Insane), Montana Mental Hospital, Warm

Springs, MT

This new two story building has 56,000 square feet and 100 cells of

medium and maximum security care for men and women complete with group

therapy, exercise, day rooms and cafeteria. Geothermal hot water is

readily available at the site and was tapped for most of the heating

needs. During extreme cold weather the campus' central plant provides

steam for heating and hot water. A sustainable two stage evaporative

cooling process was used in the dry summer climate to afford cooling.

Air to air heat exchanges save energy and further enhance the indoor

air quality.

Patient areas have "penal" fixtures for plumbing and lighting and fire

sprinklers are a security style. The building has a smoke control

system and fire detection and alarm systems that meet detention

standards. A 260 KW diesel engine generator provides standby

emergency power through two automatic transfer switches; "life safety"

and a delayed "equipment branch." A security system is used for

operation of lighting, doors and surveillance from central control.

Base-Wide Upgrade of the Energy Monitoring and Control System (EMCS),

Malmstrom Air Force Base, MT

A new fiber optic data transmission network allowed the phone line to

be disconnected. Transmission speed was increased substantially to

enhance response time to central control. Forty buildings had their

local EMCS panels upgraded while 24 additional buildings were added to

the EMCS. The Corp. of Engineers issued a commendation for design

excellence after overseeing a nearly flawless construction phase from

plans that contained over 50 sheets. The military's "TRI Services

Specification" was used as the model spec. Cradle to grave project

manager for this work.

Engineering Lab and Classroom Building, Montana Tech., Butte, MT

This four story 63,000 square foot building has lecture halls for

mining and petroleum engineering, a rock crushing lab equipped with a

high velocity, high efficiency dust collection and air recirculation

system. A central field erected primary air system uses VAV technology

and sustainable evaporative cooling. Refrigerated cooling was not

budgeted. "Economy" cooling is also used. A "run around" piping loop

reclaims energy from the exhaust air and conveys that to the fresh air

plenum's temporing coil. The building and automation systems are in

themselves used as an instructional aid for the engineering students.

Heavy Equipment (Caterpillar) Dealership, Missoula, MT

Built to Caterpillar facility specifications, the

mechanical/electrical design went beyond those requirements to afford

energy conservation measures within a tight budget. Water source heat

pumps serve the administrative and sales floor using energy from the

dynamometer for winter heating. Ventilation air is cascaded from

clean to dirty to dirtiest using variable volume fans. Carbon

monoxide is collected and exhausted. There is a fire sprinkler and

standpipe hose system throughout the 58,000 square foot project.

Cradle to grave project manager for this work.

High School Addition, Missoula, MT

A gymnasium and three-story building housing shops, science classrooms

and a library on respective floors made up the 60,000 square foot

addition. Each segment has their own air handling systems tapping

steam from the original boiler room. Through energy conservation in

both the original and new building, combined with testing, it was

possible to avoid additional boiler capacity. Cradle to grave project

manager for this work.

Columbus Hospital Energy Retrofit, Great Falls, MT

The original hospital building was constructed using 100% outside air

in HVAC systems 24 hours/day all year long. The project saved over

4,000,000 BTU/hour of boiler capacity at minus 15 degrees Fahrenheit

by installing two "run around" glycol piping loops with recovery coils

and pumps that recover energy from the various exhaust air systems and

transfer that energy to the 100% outdoor air fan systems. Cradle to

grave project manager for this work.

Airport Terminal Expansion, Missoula, MT

The original terminal was increased by 30,000 square feet and

completely remodeled while the terminal remained in operation. A new

location was not chosen because of the authorities' investment at the

site. A new boiler plant, a 100 ton chiller and a single field built

VAV air system with two supply fans and a return/relief fan serve the

40,000 square feet. The control tower and other 24 hour per day

operations are served by a water source system of heat pumps so the

primary air system can be cut back. Cradle to grave project manager

for this work.

Prepare O&M Manual, Malmstrom Air Force Base, Great Falls, MT

The contractors' project specifications for the base's new coal fired

high temperature hot water central plant required an O&M manual and

Systems Operation Guide be prepared for the plant by a P.E. Cradle to

grave project manager for this work.

Bank Building, Missoula, MT

An award winning full service "downtown" bank has three atriums that

provide natural lighting for the lower level and allows the level at

grade to communicate with the lower and upper levels in 53,000 square

feet. Sustainable design resulted in extremely low gas and electrical

costs and garnered an award from the Department of Energy. The air

distribution system took advantage of the building mass to store

excess heat during the day and distribute that energy to the perimeter

during the night. An air to air heat exchanger, economy cooling, and

"waste heat" recovery from the regional computer center were also

used. An 85 ton centrifugal chiller combined with a 15 ton

reciprocating chiller acted as heat pumps to cascade energy to

terminal heating coils in the perimeter air system and in the interior

VAV air systems. Cradle to grave project manager for this.

Sawdust Collection System for Plywood Manufacturing Plant, Bonner, MT

Modifications to the manufacturing process had overtaken the original

collection pipes and bag houses making it necessary to replace the

high velocity (5,000 ft/mn) piping and pickup devices (scoops) and

revamp the bag houses. The work was prefabricated and phased

schematics were prepared to allow the extensive manufacturing line to

remain in operation. Modern fire protection means were employed and

the original cyclones and bag houses were reconfigured for more energy

efficient and trouble-free operation Cradle to grave project manager

for this work.

Sports Medicine and Fitness Center, Missoula, MT [Cradle to grave

project manager]

The two-story 48,000 square foot building contains a gymnasium, weight

lifting and exercise area, swimming pool, aerobics area,

administrative offices and a 200 meter oval running track. Integrated

M, E & P building systems combined with the building envelope to use

several sustainable technologies including:

. The oval running track surrounds the top floor of the building. By

positioning six air handling along the length of the track and

continuously circulating the air in one direction, excess or

passive solar energy is moved to the shaded sides of the building.

This has been called the "envelope" concept.

. The chiller plant is controlled as a heat pump and the swimming

pool is used as a storage medium. The high temperature (condenser)

side of the 40 ton heat reclaim chiller is used for building

heating, pool water heating and domestic water heating. Once these

demands are satisfied the pool air handling system is used to

reject excess heat from the pool which then acts as an evaporative

pond eliminating the need for a cooling tower.

. The pool acts as a storage tank able to store 6,500,000 BTU in a 12

hour period ranging from 80 degrees to 85 degrees in the process.

Simply put, during the day the chiller removes excess heat from the

building and heats the pool. At night, the process is reversed and

the chiller cools the pool water to 80 degrees Fahrenheit using the

energy to satisfy the building's heating needs.

. Ventilation air is cascaded from clean to dirty to dirtiest areas

and finally run through an air to air heat exchanger. Evaporative

cooling is used in the summer to reduce the size needed for the

chiller.

. The lower floor is behind an earthen berm.

Strategic Testing Range, Northern Montana near the Canadian Border

The project involved site adapting plans for a new 7,000 square foot

operations building and a new 5,000 square foot dormitory. Other

portions of work included replacement of mechanical and electrical

systems in four existing building; Visiting Personnel Quarters,

Vehicle Storage, Maintenance Shop, and the Recreation Facility. A new

addition to the Recreation Facility included a 4,500 square foot

Commissary besides a 5,500 square foot expansion.

Boiler Replacement, Carroll College, Helena, MT [Cradle to grave

project manager]

A new steam boiler replaced two original boilers in a boiler room.

Another boiler room in another building on campus was joined to the

new boiler for redundancy and efficiency. Means were used to control

steam

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