CRITICAL ENVIRONMENTS
When downtime isn't an option, the mechanical scope can't be the weak link.
Some facilities don't have the option to "try again next shift." Vivariums, BSL spaces, server and equipment rooms, and high-availability process facilities all share one requirement. They need mechanical systems that don't fail and contractors who plan for failure.
N+1 and 2N air, cooling, and power-coordinated mechanical scopes.
Designed and tuned to keep what's inside, inside.
Isotope, biosafety, and process exhaust with redundancy and stack design.
Process chillers, dry coolers, and CDU support for high-density loads.
Tie-ins and shutdowns planned to maintain availability.
The earlier we're on a project, the more we can value-engineer, prefabricate, and de-risk the install. Let's talk specs, timeline, and budget.
PROOF OF WORK
Critical Environment
ConnecticutCritical Environment
Mechanical upgrades inside a secure, controlled research environment. Replaced multiple outdoor air dampers, installed new actuators, and performed duct modifications and insulation repairs to restore proper airflow. Strict containment and phased mobilizations.
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ConnecticutCritical Environment
Duct system upgrades supporting critical technical operations. Removed plenums at two CRAC units; new galvanized duct, plenums, diffusers, and volume/control dampers; piping mods, insulation, and TAB with full coordination to maintain operational continuity.
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Selective mechanical demolition supporting a rooftop solar installation at a secure military facility. Make-safe, disconnection, and removal of existing HVAC piping and insulation; furnished and installed required pipe caps.