CITY OF ALBUQUERQUE
FIRE STATIONS 2 & 7

Location: Albuquerque, NM

Size: 11,690 SF

Facts: Prototype fire station designed for two sites and scheduled to achieve LEED silver certification. The fire stations will each house three apparatus bays with a single glass-sided fire truck display bay. The facility includes crew and officer sleeping quarters, living room, kitchen, exercise room, conference/community meeting room, EMS supply/cleanup and apparatus supply/support rooms.

CITY OF LAS CRUCES
LAS CRUCES CITY HALL

Location: Las Cruces, NM

Size: 117,000 SF

Cost: $33,000,000

Facts: LEED Silver certified building with space for city council offices, chambers, administration, community development, finance, legal and public works. The project was designed with a 183 geothermal wells to support a ground- source, heat pump system. Technology systems include audio, video, security, access control, surveillance and wireless network systems including council room, audio visual, video and recording systems.

CITY OF RIO RANCHO
RIO RANCHO CITY HALL

Location: Rio Rancho, NM

Size: 67,000 SF

Cost: $13,400,000

Facts: A geothermal heat pump system serves this four-story city hall building. A system of 200 geothermal wells were drilled down to a depth of 250 feet and located under the parking lot. This building houses city government offices and the council chambers.

WHITE ROCK PUBLIC SAFETY COMPLEX
& FIRE STATION #3

Location: White Rock, NM

Size: 30,082 SF

Cost: $10,500,000

Facts: This single-story facility contains sleeping accommodations for 16 fire fighters and four fire officers and five vehicular apparatus hi-bays. The complex includes: conference and training rooms, exercise room, office space, fire fighter bunk rooms, kitchen, dining area and dayroom space. Additional support spaces include a command center for emergency response, library and study spaces as well as multiple storage spaces. An office and conference room for the fire officers was also included in the design.

GILBERT PUBLIC SAFETY COMPLEX

Location: Gilbert, AZ

Size: 180,000 SF

Cost: $31,000,000

Facts: The two-story Town of Gilbert Public Safety Complex serves as the permanent facilities for the Police Department, Fire Department Administration, Prosecutor's Office and Municipal Court. Additionally, a Maricopa County Justice Court and a License service station for the Arizona Department of Motor Vehicles are included. The facility utilizes airside economizers, waterside economizers, energy recovery wheels, run-around heat recovery coils and variable speed pumping technologies.

KEWA PUEBLO
PUBLIC SAFETY COMPLEX

Location: Kewa Pueblo, NM

Size: 10,500 SF

Cost: $2,500,000

Facts: The facility houses the Pueblo Emergency Medical Services Department, the Kewa Pueblo Volunteer Fire Department and a Police Safety Substation for the State, County, Tribal and Bureau of Indian Affairs Police Departments. The safety complex earned a LEED Silver certification.

CITY OF ALBUQUERQUE, ALBUQUERQUE BIOPARK
ALBUQUERQUE ZOO, ANTARCTIC PENGUIN EXHIBIT

Location: Albuquerque, NM

Size: 11,130 SF

Cost: $19,000,000 (Phase I) Funding Pending for Phase II

Facts: The Penguin Exhibit includes a 52,000 gallon saltwater tank, simulated shoreline and rock outcroppings for 20-40 Gentoo and King Penguins. The mechanical and life-support systems maintain 34 degrees Fahrenheit to replicate the penguin's native Antarctic environment. The project is anticipated to earn LEED Silver Certification.

CITY OF ALBUQUERQUE, ALBUQUERQUE BIOPARK
ALBUQUERQUE AQUARIUM AND BOTANIC GARDENS

Location: Albuquerque, NM

Size: 47,000 SF (Phase I) 34,087 SF (Phase II)

Cost: $19,000,000 (Phase I) Funding Pending for Phase II

Facts: Phase I includes: 20-acre Biological Park, 10,000 SF Conservatory, Visitor's Center, Auditorium Building, full restaurant and a 40,000 SF Aquarium. Phase II will include a 320,000 gallon Pacific South Seas and Great Barrier Reef exhibit, and is anticipated to earn LEED Silver Certification.

ALBUQUERQUE STUDIOS AT MESA DEL SOL

Location: Albuquerque, NM

Size: 467,000 SF

Cost: $58,000,000

Facts: The studios include eight sound stages, two mixed-use buildings and a new central plant building. The chilled water production includes two water cooled screw chillers (400 tons of cooling each of regular distribution and 270 tons each at low (Ice Production) temperatures). The thermal ice storage includes an ice storage tank system as well as space and piping to double the ice storage capacity in the future.

CITY OF PHOENIX THEATER MAIN STAGE SEATING

Location: Phoenix, AZ

Size: 26,000 SF

Cost: $12,000,000 estimated

Facts: B&P is currently designing the new main stage for the City of Phoenix Theatre. The project includes two acoustical and electrical modifications to the current main stage which are estimated to be around $375,000. The new main stage will consist of a fully realized modern stage house, wing space, fly loft, under-stage traps, auditorium with an audience seating capacity of 496, public spaces and front-of-house areas. This project has been designed in two phases, phase one created a stage house capable of serving as a self contained theatre of the black box type and phase two focused on the auditorium.

EL PASO MUSEUM OF HISTORY &
MAIN LIBRARY ADDITION

Location: El Paso, TX

Size: 85,000 SF

Cost: $14,400,000

Facts: This new 40,000 SF museum contains a theater, museum store, and special use areas that include a conservation laboratory, cataloging work area and artifact/collection storage. The project included a renovation and 45,000 SF two-story addition to the main library for an auditorium, bookstore, media lab, classrooms, literacy center, circulation and administrative areas.

LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL LABORATORY
NICHOLAS C. METROPOLIS CENTER FOR MODELING & SIMULATION
COMPUTER INFRASTRUCTURE UPGRADES

Location: Los Alamos, NM

Size: 43,500 SF Computer Room

Cost: $30,000,000

Facts: Infrastructure upgrades for the IBM Roadrunner Supercomputer, ranked 10th fastest in the World by Top500.org in June 2011. Installation of additional computer room air conditioning units, rotary UPS power conditioning, power distribution units, 1200 ton water cooled chiller, additional air flow to condition electrical switch gear and rotary UPS environmental space, the installation of double-ended unit substation and new switchboards.

PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF NEW MEXICO
DATA CENTER

Location: Albuquerque, NM

Size: 32,000 SF

Cost: $8,000,000

Facts: The new building includes a raised floor computer room, network operations center area, offices, conference rooms, tape storage and mechanical/electrical/ UPS areas.  This project was the nation’s first LEED Silver Certified data center.

SANDIA NATIONAL LABORATORIES
BUILDING 880 ANNEX SUPERCOMPUTING UPGRADES
RED MESA & RED SKY SUPERCOMPUTERS

Location: Albuquerque, NM

Size: Approximately 4,000 SF

Estimated Construction Cost: $1,900,000

Facts: B&P provided the mechanical, electrical and controls design to support the infrastructure requirements for the Red Sky and Red Mesa Supercomputer deployments. As of June 2011, Red Sky/Red Mesa was ranked the 16th fastest computer in the world by Top500.org. Red Sky/Red Mesa is Sandia's most eco-transparent (energy efficient) computer platform to date, utilizing a computer rack door mounted refrigerant cooling coil and water cooled refrigerant heat exchanger system tied into the building central chilled water loop. Airside cooling is based upon a linear flow sequence, where the same volume of air is used to sequentially cool the computer rows, entering the first row and leaving the last row at essentially neutral air. This cooling process reduced chiller plant consumption cooling by 37 percent, water consumption by 5.4 million gallons per year and chiller plant energy consumption by 77 percent. The Red Sky computer was installed in 2009 consisting of four rows of twelve racks, and Red Mesa expanded the system to six rows of twelve racks late 2009/2010.

SANDIA NATIONAL LABORATORIES
SCIENTIFIC COMPUTING FACILITY
AND CENTRAL UTILITIES BUILDING

Location: Albuquerque, NM

Size: Scientific Computing Facility: 25,680 SF with ability to expand additional 15,400 SF, Central Utilities Building: 5,100 SF with ability expand additional 1,200 SF

Cost: Scientific Computing Facility: $5,000,000, Central Utilities Building: $5,000,000

Facts: B&P has provided MEP consulting services on numerous projects related to the Scientific Computing Facility (SCF) and associated Central Utilities Building (CUB) from original construction through infrastructure modifications to support new computing deployments. The SCF was originally constructed to house the Red Storm Supercomputer, ranked 36th fastest in the world by Top500.org in June 2011. The building construction was completed in 2003; computer installation was in 2005, with additional computer infrastructure/security upgrades in 2006, 2008 and 2010 including the mini-Cielo computing cluster. The CUB was originally constructed in 2003 and provided 2,000 tons of chilled water cooling capacity to support the SCF, with space to support an additional 2,400 tons of chilled water generating capacity. In 2010, an additional 1,200 tons of chilled water generating capacity was installed to support the SCF and adjacent supercomputing annex.

YUMA REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY BUILDING

Location: Yuma, AZ

Size: 19,045 SF

Cost: $5,400,000

Facts: Yuma Regional Medical Center is constructing a new 12,467 SF data center, and a new 6,578 SF packaged central plant, generator, and air cooled chiller yard to support the new IT building. B&P provided engineering and design services as well as telecommunications design and construction administration services. Computer Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) Modeling was performed for the Yuma Regional Medical Center data center. CFD modeling helped to identify cooling and flow issues in the data center and to recommend corrective measures during design rather than make design modifications after construction is completed.

DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS
VA HEALTH CARE NETWORKS

Location: VISN 16, 17, 18 & 19

Size: 12 Medical Centers

Facts:Since 1963, Bridgers & Paxton has provided engineering services to 12 VA medical centers under several IDIQ contacts including three current VISN 18 IDIQ contracts. We have designed over 130 projects at the following VISN 16, 17, 18 & 19 locations:

• Carl T. Hayden VA Medical Center - Phoenix, AZ
• Bob Stump VA Medical Center - Prescott, AZ
• Southern Arizona VA Health Care System - Tucson, AZ
• Eastern Colorado VA Health Care System - Denver, CO
• Grand Junction VA Medical Center - Grand Junction, CO
• Southeast Louisiana VA Health Care System - New Orleans, LA
• Raymond G. Murphy VA Medical Center - Albuquerque, NM
• Thomas E. Creek VA Medical Center - Amarillo, TX
• Big Spring VA Medical Center - Big Spring, TX
• El Paso VA Health Care System - El Paso, TX
• George E. Wahlen Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center - Salt Lake City, UT
• Sheridan VA Medical Center - Sheridan, WY
  

DESERT SAMARITAN MEDICAL CENTER

Location: Mesa, AZ

Size: 250,000+ SF

Facts: B&P has performed engineering services on several major building additions and renovation projects at the medical center since 1998. B&P has also provided the design for extensive on-site expansion and modifications to the existing medical center site utilities and central plant distribution systems and for the renovation and modernization of the existing central plant refrigeration and heating systems. B&P has provided the mechanical and electrical systems design for over 200,000 SF of new building additions and renovations that include:

• Central Plant Expansion
• 25,000 SF Women's Center (Labor/Delivery Expansion)
• 20,000 SF Surgery Expansion
• 120,000 SF, Four-story Tower ‘D'
• 10,000 SF Laboratory Addition
• 8,000 SF Laboratory Renovation Upgrade
• 21,000 SF NICU Expansion
• 50,000 SF First Floor Education Center
  

INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE
LAWTON INDIAN HOSPITAL EXPANSION & RENOVATION

Location: Lawton, OK

Size: 36,756 SF (Phase I Expansion)

Cost: $10,400,000 (Phase I)

Facts: Multi-phased expansion and renovation project, which included a new 36,756 SF outpatient care center that is Certified LEED Silver. This was the first LEED-certified hospital in the Indian Health Service system. Other services included assessment of the existing facility electrical and mechanical systems, master plan of system replacement and identification of various energy conservation measures.

PRESBYTERIAN HEALTHCARE SERVICES
RUST MEDICAL CENTER & MEDICAL OFFICE BUILDING

Location: Rio Rancho, NM

Size: 400,000 SF

Cost: $165,000,000

Facts: This five-story hospital complex, and a 90,000 SF medical office building, offers 72 private adaptable patient rooms including intensive care rooms, 140 physicians, a Women's Center with 15 mother/baby rooms, four labor and delivery rooms, surgery suite, imaging suite, orthopedics, CVL/interventional radiology and a full-service emergency department with heli-pad.

UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO HOSPITAL
& BARBARA + BILL RICHARDSON PAVILION

Location: Albuquerque, NM

Size: 500,000 SF

Cost: $233,800,000

Facts:The BBRP is New Mexico's largest hospital, also houses the UNM Children's Hospital. This 500,000 SF addition to the University Hospital complex houses a maternity center, newborn intensive care unit, adult critical care center, emergency and trauma center, private patient rooms and two dedicated floors for UNM Children's Hospital. The Children's hospital includes areas for pediatric intensive care, acute, oncology, surgery, rehabilitation, neonatal and a child life center. Additionally, there are pharmacy, gift shop, meditation room, food court, and respiratory therapy areas.

UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO HOSPITAL
SANDOVAL REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER
& MEDICAL OFFICE BUILDING

Location: Rio Rancho, NM

Size: 240,000 SF (200,000 SF Hospital and 40,000 MOB)

Cost: $93,000,000

Facts: The new full-service regional teaching hospital includes 200,000 SF acute care facility with 60 medical surgical beds and eight behavioral health beds. The facility also includes an 8,700 SF mental/behavioral health suite. In addition, the SRMC will contain a 13-bay state of the art emergency and trauma center. The hospital will provide Primary Care (Family Medicine, Internal Medicine and Pediatrics), Emergency and Trauma Services, Orthopedics and Joint Replacement, Behavior Health and Medicine, Medical and Surgical Bariatric Services, Obesity Management and Women's Health. SMRC will have comprehensive outpatient services such as: Radiography (CT Scan, MRI, Ultra­sound, etc.), Laboratory, Respiratory Therapy, Pharmacy, Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy (Wellness and Education). SRMC will have 40,000 square foot medical office building on the site, providing space for administration, clinical teach­ing and patient support ser­vices. Patient support services will include infusion therapy, physical therapy and medical office space for new physicians. This project was designed to meet LEED Certified standards.

ALBUQUERQUE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
ATRISCO HERITAGE ACADEMY

Location: Albuquerque, NM

Size: Approximately 420,000 SF

Cost: $116,000,000

Facts: The high school is built on 60 acres and is designed to serve the needs of 3,100 students. The buildings have accommodations for science classrooms and labs, computer labs, home education, band and chorus, media center, auditorium, administration offices, gymnasium, kitchen and classrooms. This facility has 75,000 SF of indoor athletic spaces which include a large main gymnasium, auxiliary gymnasium and dance studio.

ALBUQUERQUE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
NEX+GEN ACADEMY HIGH SCHOOL

Location: Albuquerque, NM

Size: 46,894 SF

Cost: $6,000,000

Facts: The two-story magnet high school is located on the Del Norte High School campus for grades 9 and 10, and will add 11 and 12 in the next two years. The facility has an open studio environment that encourages learning and teaching, breakout spaces for small group learning and a cyber café. The 400 students have access to wireless Internet access to utilize laptop computer usage. This project is designed to achieve the LEED for Schools Silver certification.

ALBUQUERQUE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
TONY HILLERMAN MIDDLE SCHOOL

Location: Albuquerque, NM

Size: 172,000 SF

Cost: $42,000,000

Facts: New design-build middle school that accommodates 1,200 students. The energy efficient campus has classrooms of various sizes, specialty instruction spaces (music, art, science, physical education and technologies), administrative areas, a media center, cafeteria and kitchen. The school was designed to maximize daylight and views, include low-flow plumbing fixtures and use water conserving landscaping. School earned LEED for Schools Gold rating in 2010 and earned the Energy Star designation.

LAS CRUCES PUBLIC SCHOOLS
CENTENNIAL HIGH SCHOOL

Location: Las Cruces, NM

Size: 332,000 SF

Cost: $105,000,000

Facts: The 72 acre high school will serve 2,000 students and have a separate Ninth Grade Academy. This will be the first high performance school in the district to employ small learning communities and career academies.

LAS CRUCES PUBLIC SCHOOLS
MESA MIDDLE SCHOOL

Location: Las Cruces, NM

Size:118,000 SF

Cost: $30,800,000

Facts: The new 900-student middle school, which includes an 50 classroom academic core, special education, administration, media center, computer labs, gymnasium and student dining areas. Sustainable design concepts include: building monitoring system (power, lighting, water and gas), efficient plumbing and lighting, solar water heating, occupancy and lighting controls, infrastructure for photovoltaic systems and a ground source heat pump system.

RIO RANCHO PUBLIC SCHOOLS
V. SUE CLEVELAND HIGH SCHOOL

Location: Rio Rancho, NM

Size: 400,000 SF

Cost: $111,000,000

Facts: New energy-efficient high school was designed with a geothermal heat pump system (640 geothermal wells that are each 305 feet deep), exhaust air heat recovery system, low flow plumbing fixtures, high efficiency lighting and lighting control system. The facility includes classrooms, laboratories, administrative offices, media center, performing arts facility, black box theater, indoor athletic spaces and food service areas. The outdoor athletic complex consists of two gymnasiums, a field house, athletic fields for football, soccer, baseball, softball, track, tennis and general use fields. The high school is anticipating LEED Silver Certification.

SANTA FE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
AMY BIEHL COMMUNITY SCHOOL

Location: Santa Fe, NM

Size: 62,000 SF

Cost: $18,000,000

Facts: This new K-6 eco-friendly school can accommodate 467 students. The facility has 30 classrooms, library, gymnasium, music and art rooms, performance space, dining hall, kitchen and administration areas.  Green features include:  a ground source heat pump system, recycling of rain water, solar power and natural lighting and an ozone-resistant thermoplastic polyolefin roof.

ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY
GLOBAL INSTITUTE OF SUSTAINABILITY

Location: Tempe, AZ

Size: 48,806 SF

Cost: $6,000,000

Facts: The building renovation included modernization of classrooms along with a bundle of environmentally and sustainable enhancements which included: a 24-kilowatt photovoltaic solar array, six wind turbines, sensor-controlled lighting systems, real-time building dashboard and low flow plumbing fixtures. The building earned LEED Silver certification.

FORT LEWIS COLLEGE
BERNDT HALL RECONSTRUCTION

Location: Durango, CO

Size: 58,414 SF

Cost: $33,000,000

Facts: New education facility for the Physics/Engineering and Geosciences Departments, that offers the advantages of modern, energy efficient building technologies and up-to-date instructional configurations. State-of-the-art biology classrooms, labs and office spaces are planned. The facility is designed to meet LEED Gold certification.

NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS UNIVERSITY
NEW RESIDENCE HALL

Location: Las Vegas, NM

Size: 100,000 SF

Cost: $17,000,000

Facts: The three-story residence hall accommodates 276 college students in one, two and four bedroom apartments. The 89 spacious apartment-style suites feature private bedrooms, a kitchenette, living room and bathrooms. This is New Mexico's first campus residential building to receive LEED Silver Certification, and is designed to earn Energy Star designation.

UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA
JAMES E. ROGERS COLLEGE OF LAW
LAW COMMONS RENOVATION

Location: Tucson, AZ

Size: 111,700 SF

Cost: $21,000,000

Facts: A major renovation of the existing three-story building that allowed more space for common areas, the law library, lounge areas, classroom space, faculty offices and new space for student organizations, the Arizona Law Review and the Arizona Journal of International and Comparative Law.

UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO
GEORGE PEARL HALL
SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE & PLANNING

Location: Albuquerque, NM

Size: 108,000 square feet

Cost: $22,000,000

Facts: The five-story building that houses architectural teaching labs, classrooms, computer labs, faculty offices, 165-seat auditorium, lecture hall and the UNM Fine Arts Library.

HOTEL ANDALUZ

Location: Albuquerque, NM

Size: 109,698 SF

Cost: $30,000,000

Facts: The 10-story renovation preserved the historic nature of the 1939 building, while modernizing the technology and introducing environmental sustainability. Energy efficient building systems for this green renovation project included: solar hot water heating, low energy/quick recovery boilers and chillers, and an energy management system to control heating/cooling and lighting levels in each of the 107 guestrooms. The building earned LEED Gold Certification.

LAGUNA PUEBLO
ROUTE 66 CASINO AND HOTEL

Location: Laguna Pueblo, NM

Size: Original 165,000 SF Casino and 145,000 SF Hotel Addition

Cost: $100,000,000

Facts: The Route 66 themed casino houses 1,250 slot machines, 20 table games, 750 seat bingo hall, 2,800 seat theater/entertainment/special events venue, cabaret lounge, food, beverage and retail space. The hotel includes 154 room six-story tower with office and support/back-of-house spaces, additional gaming areas, restaurants, KXX nightclub, meeting rooms, childcare center, exercise room and indoor pool. Two 12.47 KV diesel engines generators provide backup power to the entire site with capability for expansion as future buildings are constructed in accordance with the overall master plan.

LAS CRUCES CONVENTION CENTER

Location: Las Cruces, NM

Size: 55,000 SF

Cost: $27,000,000

Facts: This new convention center has 30,000 SF of meeting space, a 14,500 SF exhibition hall as well as a nearly 9,000 SF ballroom. There are six break-out rooms with nearly 3,000 SF of space. The LEED Gold Certified building has energy-efficient lighting, low-flow plumbing and roof top solar water heating that reduce energy costs.

MIRAVAL RESORT AND SPA

Location: Tucson, AZ

Size: 60,000 SF Additions & Renovations

Facts: New construction of 15 resort villas, 16 new sustainable guestrooms and suites. This project also included renovations and additions to yoga/meditation/fitness center and administration and support spaces. Sustainable elements include adobe brick and rammed earth walls, solar water heating, high-albedo roof coating, low-flow plumbing fixtures, harvesting daylight and ventilation opportunities to reduce energy usage. This project earned LEED Silver Certification in 2009.

SANDIA RESORT & CASINO

Location: Albuquerque, NM

Size: 530,000 SF

Cost: $90,000,000 (Phase 2 Hotel Expansion)

Facts: This nine-story expansion included a 228-room independent hotel, convention/meeting space, three restaurants, retail shops and a European-style spa. The design also includes an 18-hole golf course, new club house, two swimming pools and cabanas. A 50,000 SF casino expansion and remodel of former casino spaces was completed in 2008.

ENCANTADO RESORT

Location: Santa Fe, NM

Size: 57 Acres

Cost: $36,000,000

Facts: The Encantado resort is a 57-acre property that includes a 22,000 SF main lodge, 56 casitas and nine one-bedroom casita suites, an art gallery, a sculpture garden, a luxury spa with yoga and private treatment facilities.

LAGUNA INTEGRATED JUSTICE CENTER

Location: Laguna, NM

Size: 83,865 SF

Cost: $26,400,000

Facts: This 83,865 SF facility will include Tribal Courts and Law Enforcement (34,038 SF), Adult and Juvenile Detention (49,827 SF) and a Wellness Healing Housing (5,671 SF) option. The project has a total of 110 beds that includes: 60 adult male, 30 adult female, seven juvenile girls, seven juvenile boys and six swing beds.

LEA COUNTY DETENTION FACILITY

Location: Lovington, NM

Size: 130,000 SF

Cost: $22,000,000

Facts: The facility provides housing for 400 adult and 32 juvenile inmates. There is a combination of direct and indirect supervision pods with a strong emphasis on programs and treatment components. The design allows natural light to flood dayrooms and deliver filtered light to cells and other locations in the facility. The project also includes an exterior mechanical access perimeter, a large community room, a medical unit and a classification unit. The juvenile unit includes a classroom, open-air recreation and office space for the probation department. The project was designed for maximum, medium and minimum security cell blocks. Separate cell blocks for female and juvenile housing was provided. Also included was administration offices and booking unit.

MOHAVE COUNTY JAIL

Location: Kingman, AZ

Size: 266,000 SF

Cost: $72,000,000

Facts: The facility consists of a six-floor adult complex, a separate two-floor juvenile complex, and three single-story buildings for booking, processing, food, medical, dental, laundry, video visitation, video arraignment and administration. The jail has 688 beds with room to expand to more than 1,100 beds.

NEW MEXICO COURT OF APPEALS

Location: Albuquerque, NM

Size: 33,000 SF

Cost: $11,200,000

Facts: This three-story new annex includes courtrooms, holding areas, judicial chambers, jury rooms, conference rooms, clerk and staff offices. The project has earned LEED Silver certification.

STEVE HERRERA JUDICIAL COMPLEX

Location: Santa Fe, NM

Size: 103,000 SF

Cost: $38,000,000

Facts: The four-story courthouse includes two below grade parking levels which provide 150 parking spaces. The design incorporates 8 courtrooms and 2 hearing rooms. The projected rating on this facility is LEED Gold.

LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL LABORATORY
CONTRACTS

Location: Los Alamos, NM

Size: 1,800 building - 43 square miles

Facts: B&P has worked for Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) for over 59 years, providing mechanical and electrical engineering design services to LANL under numerous Architecture/Engineering, Engineering Design and Design Build contracts. Hundreds of design projects have been completed at LANL/Los Alamos Laboratory since 1952.

LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL LABORATORY
NATIONAL SECURITY SCIENCES BUILDING

Location: Los Alamos, NM

Size: 275,000 SF

Cost: $65,000,000

Facts: The high-security, seven-story office building and adjacent parking structure in LANL Technical Area 3. The building provides office and research space for seven hundred employees engaged in theoretical and applied physics, computational sciences and the laboratory senior management and program administration functions. It contains a lecture hall with 600 seats, which is the primary large meeting space for both classified and unclassified discussions. The basement of the tower houses the historical archives of the laboratory, along with volumes of documents and data.

NATIONAL ENRICHMENT FACILITY
DESIGN SUPPORT

Location: Eunice, NM

Size: 543 acre complex

SANDIA NATIONAL LABORATORIES

Locations: Albuquerque, NM; Livermore, CA; Tonopah Test Range, NV; Kaui Test Facility, HI

Size: Albuquerque Site (871 buildings covering 5,800,000 SF on 8,699 acres)

Facts: B&P has worked for this Department of Energy client for over 60 years and is a current SNL Strategic Partner. We have provided prime mechanical and electrical engineering design and full service project management services to SNL under Architecture/Engineering, Operations & Maintenance (O&M) and Design Build contracts. Project design has included both new construction and renovation of office space, research and development laboratories, data centers, central plants and specialized testing facilities. Project types are diverse, requiring a wide range of technical expertise and knowledge to support the SNL mission. Over 2,500 design projects have been completed to date at SNL/Sandia Base, beginning with B&P's very first project in 1951.

NEW MEXICO
SCIENTIFIC LABORATORIES

Location: Albuquerque, NM

Size: 196,000 SF

Cost: $72,000,000

Facts: This five-story structure houses a variety of high technology laboratory spaces (biology, chemistry, toxicology, autopsy, necropsy) as well as support office, conference and training spaces. The sub level of the facility houses two (3,000 SF and 7,000 SF) ABSL-2 Ag necropsy laboratories and two (both 3,000 SF) ABSL-3 Ag necropsy laboratories as well as spaces for extractions, histology and virology laboratories. The agencies housed in the facility are: Scientific Laboratory (Department of Health), Office of the Medical Examiner and Veterinary Diagnostic Unit (New Mexico State University). The facility achieved LEED silver certification.

ALBUQUERQUE TORTILLA COMPANY
MANUFACTURING & DISTRIBUTION FACILITY

Location:Albuquerque, NM

Size: 87,000 SF

Cost: $9,000,000

Facts: The addition to an existing facility produces prepared foods and retail manufactured foods. The facility contains food production, packaging, cold food storage spaces, shipping/receiving, office and support spaces.

ADVENT SOLAR, INC.
MANUFACTURING FACILITY

Location: Albuquerque, NM

Size: 87,596 SF

Cost: $8,000,000

EMCORE CORPORATION
MANUFACTURING FACILITY & PHOTOVOLTAIC ARRAYS

Location: Albuquerque, NM

Size: 188,000 SF

Cost: $32,000,000

JOHNSON & JOHNSON
COMPANIES PROJECTS

Locations: California, Georgia, Florida, New Jersey, New Mexico, Texas, Guarbo (Puerto Rico), Juarez and Chihuahua (Mexico)

Size: 12 Manufacturing Locations

• Advanced Sterilization Products - Irvine, CA
• ALZA Corporation - Vacaville, CA
• Cordis - Miami Lakes, FL; Chihuahua, Mexico 
• Ethicon Endo-Surgery - Albuquerque, NM; Cincinnati, OH; Juarez, Mexico
• Ethicon - Cornelia, GA; San Angelo, TX; Somerville, NJ
• Janssen Pharmaceuticals - Guarbo, Puerto Rico 
• Lifescan - Milpitas, CA
• Neutrogena Corporation - Los Angeles, CA
  

TEMPUR-PEDIC
MANUFACTURING FACILITY

Location: Albuquerque, NM

Size: 750,000 SF

Cost: $40,000,000

CANNON AIR FORCE BASE
AEROSPACE GROUND EQUIPMENT COMPLEX

Location: Clovis, NM

Size: 25,000 SF

Cost: $10,000,000

Facts: This design-build equipment maintenance facility includes vehicle maintenance high bay areas, service/maintenance shop, offices, computer room, tool/parts storage, vehicle wash area, conference room and fuel farm. This facility has a vehicle fuel delivery system and a 12,000 gallon double-wall, above-ground fuel tanks with all required accessories such as: level control, leak detection, man ways, vents and controls. An automated fuel management system allows pumping control by vehicle ID number and pass code.

FORT BLISS
DENTAL CLINIC

Location: El Paso, TX

Size:30,600 SF

Cost: $10,200,000

Facts: This design-build dental clinic includes 64 dental chairs, 13 staff offices, 16 cubical spaces in open area, six x-ray areas and support spaces. This project is designed to meet the requirements of COE Spirit Certification.

FORT POLK
TACTICAL EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE FACILITY

Location: Fort Polk, LA

Size: 18,082 SF

Cost: $7,500,000

Facts: The heavy equipment/vehicle maintenance facility contains a welding/machine shop, vehicle maintenance bays, equipment parts storage, training/conference room, tool room, weapons storage vault, secure storage for communications/cryptology equipment, fluid distribution room and administrative/shop control offices. This project is pursuing LEED Silver Certification. Sustainable features include a solar water heating, variable refrigerant volume and LED lighting systems. Model created by ADROIT Inc.

ALBUQUERQUE ARMED FORCES
RESERVE TRAINING CENTER

Location: Albuquerque, NM

Size: 106,220 SF

Cost: $24,000,000

Facts: This design-build project consists of a one-story 81,377 SF Armed Forces Reserve Training Center, a 22,795 SF Organizational Maintenance and Storage/Area Maintenance Support Activity Facility and a 2,048 SF Unheated Storage Facility.

KIRTLAND AIR FORCE BASE
PJ/CRO RESCUE RECOVERY
TRAINING CENTER AND LOGISTICS FACILITY

Location: Albuquerque, NM

Size: 65,553 SF

Cost: $14,000,000

Facts: This design-build facility is a 39,719 SF educational and administration building containing a common entry, Pitsenbarger Medal of Honor memorial, auditorium, heritage museum, assembly, command section, administration spaces, classrooms, distinguished visitor suite, kitchen area, showers, and building support spaces. The Logistics Facility (25,834 SF) includes a small arms storage vault with alarm area, small arms cleaning area, open bay/space for high density storage shelving, administrative area, food prep areas and washer/dryer area.

COLORADO ARMY NATIONAL GUARD
ALAMOSA READINESS CENTER

Location: Alamosa, CO

Size: 27,153 SF 

Cost: TBD

Facts: Built to support an Infantry Forward Support Company, the facility consists of an assembly hall, administration office, classrooms, library, kitchen, family support center, recruiting office, separate unit equipment and individual equipment storage, weapons vault, physical fitness area, controlled waste, break room and restrooms. With the established goals of the National Guard extensive life cycle cost and energy analyses were performed to capitalize on system synergies and maximize the cost effectiveness of the facility. Geothermal, packaged RTU, daylight harvesting, radiant slabs (heating and cooling), snow melt, trombe walls, and other options were all considered and many of them employed in the final design. This facility is unique in that primary energy consumed is related to heating rather than cooling.

ABQ UPTOWN RETAIL DEVELOPMENT

Location: Albuquerque, NM

Size: 379,000 SF

Cost: $37,000,000 (Retail Development)

Facts: This 30 acre mixed-use development located in the heart of Albuquerque's Uptown District, includes 220,000 SF of retail space, restaurants, entertainment venues, an urban grocery store, above and below-ground parking.

HEWLETT PACKARD
CUSTOMER SERVICE & TECHNOLOGY CENTER

Location: Rio Rancho, NM

Size: 218,000 SF

Cost: $45,800,000

Facts: This design-build office building serves as an HP customer service and technical support center. The project includes a 20,000 SF raised floor computer room with high heat loads and cooling systems. The facility has three service entrance switchgear, one backed up by a diesel engine generator for standby power to the critical customer support operations.

JEFFERSON GREEN
OFFICE BUILDING

Location: Albuquerque, NM

Size: 85,000 SF

Facts: This energy efficient office building was designed with a raised floor air distribution system, low flow fixtures, high efficiency interior and exterior lighting, CO2 monitoring systems, individual comfort controls and a direct/indirect evaporative cooling system. This project has earned LEED Gold-CS certification and Energy Star label.

THORNBURG INVESTMENTS CAMPUS

Location: Santa Fe, NM

Size: 100,000 SF

Cost: $45,000,000

Facts: The campus encompasses three connecting buildings set on seven acres. This is the headquarters for Thornburg Investment Management, Thornburg Mortgage and the philanthropic Thornburg Foundation. The four-story building includes a raised floor air distribution utilizes evaporative cooling to supplement refrigerated air system. A 50,000 gallon underground rainwater catchment system collects roof runoff to be used for the native drought tolerant landscaping. The project achieved LEED Gold Certification and is designed to earn the Energy Star label.

NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY
PAN AMERICAN CENTER RENOVATION

Location: Las Cruces, NM

Size: 42,000 SF

Cost: $26,100,000

Facts: The Pan American Center Renovation added new seating, expanded restroom and concession areas, a new concourse that encircles the perimeter of the existing facility, a new electrical distribution system, a new fire sprinkler system, fire alarm and smoke control systems, improved loading dock facilities and dressing rooms for the athletes.

UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO
INDOOR PRACTICE FACILITY

Location: Albuquerque, NM

Size: 86,100 SF

Cost: $7,000,000

Facts: The pre-engineered facility measures 70 yards wide by 136.7 yards in length and is 80 feet tall. This size encompasses a full football field with a seven-yard run-out on both ends and sides. There are two filming towers, one at mid-field and one at the north end zone. The entire interior floor surface is Field Turf.

UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO
BASKETBALL ARENA "THE PIT"

Location: Albuquerque, NM

Size: 232,585 SF, 75,000 SF Addition

Cost: $45,000,000 (2010 Renovation & Addition)

Facts: B&P designed the original $1,400,000 arena in 1966. This world class sports venue holds 17,126 fans per game. The 2010 renovations included more concession stands and rest rooms, new digital signage and video boards, upgrading the locker rooms and training facilities, expansion of the concourse, store, and ticket office, and the addition of 40 luxury suites and 300 club seats. The project was designed to earn LEED Silver certification.

RICE UNIVERSITY
SOUTH PLANT

Location: Houston, TX

Size: 14,200 SF

Cost: $42,000,000

Facts: B&P provided MEP engineering services for the new South Plant project. The aggressive design and construction phases were preceded by an equally aggressive pre-design/master planning phase. B&P prepared a 50-year utility master plan to accommodate Rice University's utility needs for the campus development. The South Plant is master planned for 15,000 tons of centrifugal chillers, 90,000 lbs/hr of steam production, 30 MVA electrical service, and a new Substation. The initial buildout included variable primary chilled water pumping system, four 300 HP steam boilers (~10,000 lbs/hr each), two concrete cooling towers, redundant 10 MVA electrical feeders, power/thermal Utility Distribution (~1,000 ft. of tunnel and ~1,500 ft. of direct buried), two 2,500 ton centrifugal chillers (variable frequency drives). Green design strategies included photovoltaic, geothermal heat pump system for the plant control room and support areas, high efficiency chillers (non-ozone depleting refrigerant), low NOx burners and a vegetative roof over the electrical control room.

SANDIA NATIONAL LABORATORIES
EXTERIOR COMMUNICATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE MODERNIZATION (ECIM)

Location: Albuquerque, NM

Size: 51 Buildings

Cost: $12,000,000

Facts: The project included the installation of 18,000 linear feet of nine-way duct bank and 51 maintenance holes, install new optical fiber data and security ring cables between main distribution rooms and new optical fiber data and security cabling to 51 buildings within the western half of Tech Area I, in order to restore the existing telecommunications infrastructure.

SANDIA NATIONAL LABORATORIES
GIGABIT PASSIVE OPTICAL NETWORK REVITALIZATION

Location: Albuquerque, NM

Size: 122 Buildings

Facts: Optical network revitalization project of 122 Buildings at SNL phased over three projects. This GPON project includes plenum rated single mode fiber, fiber distribution hubs, fiber splitter boxes, fiber distribution terminals and user outlets installed throughout the buildings.

SANDIA NATIONAL LABORATORIES
SECURITY SYSTEM FIBER MODERNIZATION

Location: Albuquerque, NM

Size: 60 Buildings - 121,820 feet of cable

Cost: $1,500,000

Facts: The project included assessments of the existing telecommunications infrastructure systems and building pathways/spaces for the proposed equipment, and the telecommunications design for these SSFM projects. Each project includes dedicated technical security systems, OutSide Plant (OSP), SingleMode (SM) optical fiber trunk cabling from main distribution rooms and main distribution center to 60 buildings in Technical Areas I, II and IV (23.6 miles of SM OSP cable).

SANDIA NATIONAL LABORATORIES
SUBSTATION 42

Location: Albuquerque, NM

Cost: $8,700,000

Facts: New 115 kV - 12.47 kV substation that provides additional electrical distribution capacity for SNL Tech Areas I, II and IV Campus. Connected the new substation to the existing 115 kV transmission system, and through a system of 12,470 volt underground feeders connect to the existing 15 kV underground system. Included in the 15 kV distributions are 16 manholes, 5,600 feet of 9 way duct bank, 40,000 feet of 3 conductor 15 kV feeders, and five pad mounted switches. The substation consisted of 16/20/24 MVA transformer, 115KV circuit switches, 15KV switchgear with protective relaying, grounding, control building and block wall enclosure.

UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA
EMCORE CONCENTRATING PHOTOVOLTAIC PLANT

Location: Tucson, AZ

YUMA REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER
CENTRAL PLANT UPGRADES AND ADDITIONS PHASES I & II

Location: Yuma, AZ

Cost: Phase I - $35,400,000 (Includes site upgrades, bed/tower expansion, and OR/Lab/SPD renovation costs), Phase II - $5,250,000

Facts: Phase I included central plant upgrades and the reconfiguration of key switchboards to support and serve the new 210,000 SF bed/tower expansion project. These upgrades included a new 1100 ton centrifugal chiller, an 1100 ton induced draft cooling tower, condenser water pump upgrades, primary and secondary chilled water pumping upgrades, installation of a 350 boiler hp dual fuel steam boiler, installation of five domestic hot water instantaneous generators, primary and secondary heating hot water pumping upgrades, installation of steam to heating hot water converters, new pressure reducing stations, flash tanks and installation of duplex condensate pumps/receivers. The upgrades increased the Central Plant from 2,150 tons to 3,000 tons of refrigeration capacity, and from 500 boiler hp to 700 boiler hp.

Phase II included the design of a new 3,000 SF central plant building addition to increase the capacity to 4,100 tons of refrigeration for the expanded medical center. Other new systems included 1,100 ton electric variable speed drive chiller, primary and secondary chilled water pump upgrades, primary header piping, a 1,000 ton plate and frame heat exchanger (water side economizer), installation of a new cooling towers, a concrete cooling tower sump and vertical turbine condenser water pumps. Electrical upgrades included new electrical rooms, a new central plant control room, power distribution for new and future equipment, the installation of two new 1250 Kw emergency generators.