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INNOVATIVE IDEAS | INTEGRATED SOLUTIONS | SUSTAINABLE PARTNERSHIPS

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OVERVIEW / Profile & Services

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Markets & Relevant Projects

OVERVIEW 01

Profile & Services

P R O F I L E

ALFATECH

AlfaTech has built a reputation over 30+ years providing the most innovative and sustainable engineering solutions starting at the master planning phase and continuing through construction administration. Our clients include high tech clients, service firms, large organizations in various industries, local and multi-national companies, and many ongoing clients we’ve been serving for years. We provide intelligent and cutting edge design at every turn, beginning at the commencement of every project in order to provide maximum benefit to our clients through the entire process. Our engineering solutions are highly efficient and cost effective, and ensure clients the greatest possible return on investment. Overall, we strive to develop the most dynamic relationships, be attentive to the needs of our clients and partners, and be true team players. With this mindset, we’ve proudly built a stellar list of clients.

RSBG COMPANIES

AlfaTech is part of a network of experienced companies that provide relevant services across the globe. These firms possess the most innovative and brightest talent which ensures the most forward thinking solutions and services for all projects in all the markets we serve. These companies operate from numerous offices in Europe, the Middle East, Asia and Africa. Now with over 6,400 staff members worldwide and in over 30 countries we

can serve all of our clients’ needs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Collectively, the expertise of AlfaTech and RSBG provides engineering solutions that augments the vision of our clients and enables the most groundbreaking workplaces that go beyond current trends, and enable all future-of-work strategies.

Uber, Mission Bay 1 & 2

L O C AT I O N S

US San Francisco, California San Jose, California Ventura, California Los Angeles, California San Diego, California Monrovia, California Atlanta, Georgia Edison, New Jersey

EUROPE Vienna, Austria Le, Denmark Paris, France Berlin, Germany

MIDDLE EAST Baghdad, Iraq Amman, Jordan

Bochum, Germany Frankfurt, Germany Hamburg, Germany Munich, Germany Ribnitz-Damgarten, Germany

Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Doha, Qatar Abu Dhabi, UAE

Rostock, Germany Stralsund, Germany Wiesbaden, Germany Cologne, Germany Athens, Greece Madrid,Spain Zurich, Switzerland Istanbul, Turkey Birmingham, UK Bishop’s Strotford, UK Croydon, UK Edinburgh, UK Exeter, UK Leamington Spa, UK Leeds, UK London, UK Luton, UK

Al Ain, UAE Dubai, UAE Madiant Zayad, UAE AFRICA Beau Bassin, Mauritis Cairo, Egypt

ASIA Brahmanbaria, Bangladesh Dhaka, Bangladesh Dehradun, India Delhi, India Gandhingar, India Mumbai, India New Dehli, India

Pune, India Rajkot, India

Maidenhead, UK Manchester, UK Nottingham, UK Stockport, UK Sunderland, UK Wakefield, UK

Visakhapatnam,India Manilla, Philippines Singapore, Singapore Bangkok, Thailand

P R O F I L E

S E R V I C E S

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DESIGN HVAC

ARCHITECTURAL LIGHTING DESIGN Lighting and Lighting Controls Lighting Calculations

COMMISSIONING | ENERGY SOLUTIONS Early Quantifiable Energy Study Incentives

Heating Systems Water and Gas Cooling Systems / Chilled Water Dehumidification Systems Contamination Sensitive Areas Industrial Hygiene Systems Low Tolerance Temp Control Title 24 Analysis and Design Heat Recovery Systems Central Utility Plants Air Handlers HVAC System Controls PLC Programming Fire Protection and Plumbing

Customized ROI Calculations Sustainable Lighting Design Energy Savings Analysis Custom Lighting Fixtures Custom Lighting Fixtures Design

Energy Star® Assessments Retro-commissioning (RCx) Monitoring Brand Continuous Commissioning (MBCCx) ASHRAE Level 1, 2 and 3 Energy Audits Measurement and Verification (M&V) of installed projects Energy Modeling Net Zero Energy Budgeting HVAC/Chilled Water Plant Optimization

TECHNOLOGY DESIGN Low Voltage Design Audio Visual Design

Security Systems Design Architectural Acoustics Wireless Design & Modeling Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS) Integrated Building Management Systems BMS Network Integration Telco Facilities and Services Voice Systems and Applications Relocation & Data Center Migration Services Strategic Planning and Analysis Project Management Management Consulting SUSTAINABILITY Sustainability Planning (Organizational and Infrastructural) LEED / Green Building Consulting Masterplanning Life Cycle Cost Assessment Occupant Wellness and Comfort

PROCESS Industrial Waste Collection Acid Neutralization Bio-Kill Waste System Process Waste Containment Ultra pure De-ionized Water Systems USP Water WFI Specialty Chemicals Chemical Storage

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DESIGN Power Systems

Emergency & Standby Power Lighting and Lighting Controls Security Systems 24 / 7 Power Systems (UPS) Power Monitoring Systems Toxic Gas Monitoring Graphic Control and Alarm Panels Grounding and Bonding

Lab and Special Gas Systems Ultra High Purity Gas Piping

Bulk & Specialty Gases Toxic Materials Handling Code Compliance Process Distribution Piping Process Cooling Water Medical Gas Medical Vacuum Waste Anesthetic Gas Disposal system (WAGD) Dental Vacuum System Dental Water System

Energy Management Energy Conservation Fire Alarm Systems Public Address Systems Plug Loads Control

Façade Engineering CFD / Wind Studies Wind Studies Thermal Stratification Studies Energy Concept Studies

S E R V I C E S

GREEN BUILDING

SUSTAINABILITY

LIFE

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DESIGN

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DESIGN

OF A BUILDING RETRO COMMISSIONING

ARCHITECTURAL LIGHTING

TECHNOLOGY

COMMISSIONING / ENERGY SOLUTIONS

CONS TRUCT I ON

OCCUPANCY

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DES I GN

C L I E N T S

JDS Uniphase Corporation John Muir Medical Center Johnson & Johnson Johnson Controls JP Morgan Chase JRH Biosciences Juniper Networks Junipero Serra High School Kaiser HealthConnect Kaiser Permanente Kasowitz, Benson, et al Kimpton Hotels KLA-Tencor Corp La Clinica De La Raza

Novell Novellus Systems NVIDIA Ohlone Community College OptiSolar Oracle Orchard Properties Oread Pacific Bell PDL BioPharma PG&E Panattoni Europe Pfizer Philips Semiconductor Pitney Bowes Polycom Port of San Francisco Presidio Trust Price Waterhouse Coopers Qualcomm Queens Medical Center Rambus Raytheon Company

Scripps Memorial Hospital Sequoia Hospital CHW Sequoia UHSD Siemens SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory Solectron Corporation Sony America Spansion Sprint SRI International (Stanford Research) Stanford Healthcare & Clinics Stanford University Stanford University Medical Center

365 Main 3M Company AARP Abbott Biotherapeutics Abbott Laboratories Abbvie Abgenix Abt Associates ACCO Engineered Systems Adaptec AOC Adobe Systems Advanced Micro Devices Advantest America Advent Software Aetna Affymetrix Alliance Bernstein, LLP Alta Bates Health System Altera Corporation Alum Rock School District Alza Amazon/Lab 126 Ambiance Associates Ambience Interiors Amdocs American Express Company Amgen Amprius Agilent Technologies Agnes Medical Center Akamai Technologies Alcoa Allen, Matkins, et al

Bingham McCutchen, LLP Bio-Rad Laboratories BioGenex Biomarin Pharmaceutical BioMed Realty Trust Bloom Energy BMC Software Booz Allen Hamilton Inc

County of Sacramento County of San Mateo County of Santa Clara Credence CSAA

CSU Northridge Cupertino USD Daughters of Charity Health Dell Deloitte Consulting Digital Realty Trust Dignity Health Dominican Hospital Dropbox Dupont East Side Union HSD eBay Eil Lilly & Company Elsevier Inc Emirates National Oil Empire State Development Equinix Equis Corporation Ericsson Ernst & Young LLP Exelixis Ferrari Maserati of Silicon Valley Fidelity Investments Fireman’s Fund Insurance First Franklin Financial Corp Flextronics Foundry Networks Franklin Templeton Investments Genencor Genentech General Dynamics General Electric Genzyme Corporation Gilead Sciences Goldman Sachs Good Samaritan Hospital GSA Harbor UCLA Medical Center Hayward USD

Boston Properties Boston Scientific Bradford Schools Bristol-Myers Squibb Broadcom Broadreach Capital Partners Brocade Buck Institute Stem Cell Research Lab Cadence Design Systems Cal Pacific Med Center California Department of Mental Health CarrAmerica Development Cedars-Sinai Medical Center Chabot Las Positas CCD Charles Schwab Chevron Children’s Hospital, Los Angeles County Children’s Hospital, Oakland Children’s Hospital, Orange County Children’s Hospital, San Antonio Chinese Hospital Cisco Systems Citigroup Realty Services

Stion Corporation Stryker Endoscopy Stubhub Sun Microsystems SunPower Sutter Health Sybase Inc Symantec Synopsys Inc

Lam Research Laney College

Lawrence Berkeley Lab Letterman Digital Arts Levi Strauss & Company Linear Technology LinkedIn Lockheed Martin Corp Logitech Longs Drug Stores Los Gatos Saratoga HSD Lumentum Marriott International Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Hospital Marvell Semiconductor Maxim McKesson Medarex Menlo Park City School District Mercy Southwest Hospital Microsoft Mills/Peninsula Hospital Mission Oaks Hospital Molecular Devices Monterey Peninsula College Morgan Hill USD Morgan Stanley Morrison & Foerster Motorola Mountain View School District MW Zander NASA-Ames National Semiconductor Network Appliance Nokia Nortel Networks North Bay Medical Center Northrop Grumman Novartis

Sysorex T-Mobile Tencent Tesla Motors The Gap Twitter Uber UC Berkeley UC Davis UC Davis Medical Center UC San Francisco

Regional Medical Center Riverbed Technologies Robert Half International Roche Bioscience Ross Stores Sacramento Municipal Utility District Safeway Saint Francis Memorial Hospital Saint Joseph Hospital Saint Louise Regional Hospital Saint Mary’s Hospital Samaritan Medical Center Samsung San Francisco City Hall San Francisco International Airport San Francisco USD San Jose Medical Center San Jose Redevelopment Agency San Jose State University San Jose USD San Mateo CCCD San Mateo County Office of Education Sandia Laboratories Santa Clara County Health Dept. Santa Clara County Library Santa Clara County Office of Education Santa Clara USD Santa Clara University

City of Cupertino City of Foster City

UC Santa Cruz UC Los Angeles UCLA Outpatient Surgery/Oncology Center UCSF Mission Bay Medical Center Ultratech University of Colorado Hospital

City of Fremont City of Monterey City of Mountain View City of Newark City of Oakland City of Palo Alto City of Sacramento

Amstein + Walthert Anderson Architects Anixter Applied Dynamics Applied Materials Aradigm AT&T Park Clinic Atmel Corp Autodesk Avaya Avid Technology Avidex BAE Systems Bank of America Banuazizi Architects Bayer Healthcare Bechtel Corporation Bell, Rosenberg, et al Berryessa USD

University of Nevada University of Virginia URS Valley Medical Center Verisign Verity Health Verizon Communications Veteran’s Administration Visa International Vivus VMware Wachovia Bank

City of San Jose City of San Mateo City of Santa Clara City of Saratoga City of South San Francisco City of Sunnyvale College of Contra Costa College of Marin Colliers International Computer Associates Int’l Compuware CoreSite County of Monterey

Hewlett Packard Highland Hospital Hitachi America IBM Impax Laboratories Informatica Corporation Intel InterMune Intuit J&W Scientific

SAP Labs LLC Saratoga USD Savvis

Washington Hospital Xoma Therapeutics Yahoo

SUSTAINABILITY 02

S U S T A I N A B I L I T Y

AlfaTech follows a holistic approach to meet project expectations in all dimensions. Providing sustainable design is an achievement if it is also functional. Increasing efficiency is realistic when it is applicable. Meeting the project budget is possible when the design is constructible.

We take pride in our designs and ensure that the following principles are aligned in our approach to every project:

• Implementing sustainable solutions • Environmental awareness and reducing carbon footprint • Creating a stress-free, comfortable and healthy environment • Optimizing building performance, reducing energy and water usage • Utilization of the latest smart building technology and occupant environmental control, including temperature control, lighting control, building envelope shading, acoustic and air quality by means of enhanced filtration system At AlfaTech, we have a multidisciplinary team of experts to assess and design projects with an integrated approach. Working along with owners, architects and other stakeholders, we examine every project with a comprehensive, systematic approach to meet the client’s sustainability, energy, water and environmental quality goals. AlfaTech goes beyond engineering – our suite of energy, water and sustainability assessment services creates projects that benefit the triple bottom line – people, planet and profit. We provide expert studies in all qualitative aspects of the built environment such as day lighting, thermal comfort, advanced lighting control design, and technology integration.

We examine every project with a comprehensive systematic approach to meet the client’s sustainability, energy, water and environmental quality goals.

S U S T A I N A B I L I T Y

ADVANCED SIMULATIONS

We provide various advanced computer simulations to study wind patterns, thermal stratification and comfort issues in spaces, building façade studies and energy modeling to aid architects and owners make key decisions during the early stages of design.

• Façade Engineering • CFD/Wind Studies • Thermal Stratification Studies • Energy Concept Studies • Energy Modeling • Daylighting Modeling

S U S T A I N A B I L I T Y

CASE STUDY:

UBER MB 1 & 2 – LEED PLATINUM / WELL GOLD MI SS ION BAY HEADQUARTERS

San F ranc isco, CA

AlfaTech is currently involved in Uber’s innovative new San Francisco headquarters which is a new 420,000 square-foot, ground up office building in the Mission Bay district. We provided design/bid/build style Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing (MEP) engineering, lighting design, and Technology (low voltage, security, audio/visual) services, throughout the entire project. AlfaTech is part of the construction administration effort and served as the engineer-of-record for mechanical and electrical installations. We assisted the architectural design team with optimizing performance by assessing various utility, façade and wind studies. Life-cycle cost analysis, energy benchmarking, and computational fluid dynamics were critical tools to inform the design effort. The project is designed as an innovative, ultra-high performance building that focuses on an occupant-centric workplace and includes an elaborate IT infrastructure, a façade that responds to programmatic needs, an under floor air distribution system, a two-building atria system incorporating natural ventilation, and a central treatment system for collecting graywater and rainwater. The interactions between the occupants, the buildings, and the ambient, were at the heart of the architectural and engineering systems; targeting lower environmental metrics of 1,100,000 kWh in reduced energy use and 2,100,000 gallons in reduced water use.

• High-performance LED lighting with an occupancy driven network-based lighting control • Fuel cells redundantly powering building network operations • Solar domestic hot water system • PV-ready electrical system • Integrated building management system, including Smart Building Technology

• Significant reduction of building energy by means of combined hydronic chill beam and underfloor air system (UFAD) • Aggressive rainwater capture and retention. • Graywater reuse • Natural ventilation for main atrium social areas, creating a pleasant, open experience for employees and visitors. • Maximize use of day lighting to optimize workspace quality.

S U S T A I N A B I L I T Y

CASE STUDY:

LUCAS MUSEUM OF NARRATIVE ART Los Ange les, CA

The Lucas Museum was conceived with the bold ambition to challenge the way our societies appreciate art museums. Inspired by its resolute mission, the engineering design blasted off with the vision to deliver a lasting, centenarian building in harmony with its site. The carbon zero design harnessed heat and cooling from the soil beneath the museum with over 700 vertical bores. This constituted the deepearth, pulsating aorta of the geothermal field. A second element of nature was introduced by way of a thermally active water pond, which increased the site’s innate cooling capacity. These features were modulated by the high-efficiency, heat recovery central plant that provided all-electric, simultaneous heating and cooling (and no gas-fired boilers). Environmental quality for prime spaces – galleries, state of the art theaters, and lobbies – were controlled with underfloor air-distribution and radiant floors. Smart controls gently nudged temperature and ventilation parameters to adjust to visitors’ comfort. The superstructure lifted off with an exterior façade that self-shaded the thermal shell, effectively reducing cooling demand. Curved onyxglass organically traced the rooftop which formed the solar PV field. At 365 kW capacity, the renewable energy source reduced an estimated 10-15% of the electricity demand and swung the carbon footprint negative. Ahead of its time, the Lucas Museum will open the doors as an eco-friendly, ‘net zero energy’-ready museum that gives back to the surrounding community.

• Geothermal loop • A solar energy system • Natural ventilation • Displacement system • LED lighting • Spectrally selective glazing

• Grass and native plants • Ecological ponds • EV charger • Rainwater harvesting • Energy efficient HVAC system • Hydronic bidirectional heating/cooling flooring systems

S U S T A I N A B I L I T Y

CASE STUDY:

DELTA PRODUCTS HEADQUARTERS F remont , CA

Delta Products desired a new headquarters highlighting sustainability and energy efficiency with primary goals to showcase Delta Products’ innovation in a state of the art building blending the natural surroundings with sustainable building design. The Delta Americas Headquarters is a three-story 250,000 SF campus consisting of private offices, administrative, open workspace, conference/auditorium facilities, kitchen/dining areas, labs, office and warehouse. AlfaTech provided sustainable mechanical electrical plumbing engineering design services for this project focusing on the client’s desire to maximize natural ventilation and daylighting reduce water and energy consumption with a geothermal central plant and utilize radiant systems for primary space conditioning. AlfaTech conducted extensive CFD modeling to assist with sizing and locating windows around the building and their integration into a thermal tower ventilation strategy. The project also encompasses a photovoltaic system to balance energy consumption and achieve Net Zero Energy.

• Two passively conditioned, interconnected atria • Shaded facade with automated natural ventilation • Chilled sails and occupant- controlled underfloor air- distribution systems • High-performance LED lighting with an occupancy driven network-based lighting control

• Graywater reuse and rainwater catchment systems • Integrated building automation, controls and management platforms • Full air-side and water-side economizing • Fuel cells redundantly powering building network operations • Solar domestic hot water system • PV-ready electrical system

We believe making the world a better place is a responsibility we all share. And being able to do our part in the way we work is one of the best ways we can give back and have a positive effect on our environment. This means, not only do we always strive to provide the most sustainable solutions for our clients, but we are also always working on new, innovative and pioneering methods to bring sustainability to the next level, staying ahead of the curve in all types of projects in all the markets we serve.

Let’s leave the world a better place than we found it.

03 MARKETS

& Relevant Projects

PUBLIC | CIVIC | TRANSPORTATION

P U B L I C | C I V I C | T R A N S P O R TAT I O N

LAX, SOUTHWEST AIRL INES TERMINAL 1

Los Angles, CA

Type: Aviation Size: 346,000 SF

The terminal’s entrance, ticket counters, and Skycap operations will be moved from the east end of the building to the west side to ease traffic congestion a problem motorists frequently encounter when entering the central terminal area at peak travel times. A reprogrammed departures and arrivals level will feature a “Lobby of the Future,” which includes self check-in and self-tag bag drop kiosks, a 12-lane security screening checkpoint, two large bag claim devices, and a high-speed in-line screening baggage handling system. Combined, these features will make departure and arrivals systems more balanced and efficient both curbside and within the terminal. Features Include: A “Lobby of the Future” with self check-in/self-tag bag drop kiosks, 12-lane security screening checkpoint, two large bag claim devices, and a high-speed baggage handling system An additional 25,000 square feet of retail and dining space Enhanced lighting and daylighting, better views to the terminal exterior, improved signage, and vertical transportation

Other Projects at LAX • Southwest Terminal 1 Remodel • Terminal 3 Remodel • Airport Recruitment & Training Center Assessment & Design • Airport Response Coordination Center • British Airways—Remodel of Cargo Reservation Center

• Concessions—Food Service Renovations • Design Criteria & Tenant Review—T4, 5, 7, 8 • Duty-Free Shops • MEP System Assessments—T1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8 • Taxilane T Relocation • Tenant Design Criteria—T1, 2, 3, 6 • Tom Bradley International Terminal (TBIT) Temporary Lounge Electrical Service • Qantas Airways Offices & Training Room

P U B L I C | C I V I C | T R A N S P O R TAT I O N

LAX, CONSOL IDATION OF RENT -A-CAR FACIL ITY; (ConRAC),

Los Angeles, CA

The project comprised of customer service building, ready return garage, idle storage garage, and quick turn-around buildings (34 car washes and 180 gas nozzles). The facility houses 15,000 cars simultaneously, and services 54,000 rental cars daily. All public areas were upgraded for access to WiFi and DAS systems. ACS, CCTV and multiple Data rooms to serve all the systems for various users were all upgraded with latest technology. The project includes a 17.5 MVA LADWP service and transformer station, redundant distribution system, emergency diesel generators to support the electrical emergency power.

LAX, ITF WEST PARKING FACIL ITY

Los Angeles, CA

Principal MEP and Technology engineer responsible for the 2M SqFt parking garage and 100,000 SqFt conditioned/office space for LAX/LAWA. The parking area houses 8,000 cars, all the stalls are equipped to support EV charge systems, provisions for installation of PV system has 100% WiFi and DAS coverage and the required Access Control System (ACS) and CCTV systems. The project included a 7.5 MVA LADWP service, transformer station and distribution, and emergency diesel generator to support the emergency electrical loads.

* Completed by AlfaTech principal during previous employment

P U B L I C | C I V I C | T R A N S P O R TAT I O N

LAX, TERMINALS 1 & 2 ASSESSMENTS

Los Angeles, CA

The firm performed an overall assessment of the current mechanical and plumbing systems within Terminals 1 and 2. The facility was evaluated for code compliance and condition of existing equipment. Written reports were prepared with recommendations to assist the airport with ongoing maintenance and upgrades. As part of the deliverables, the firm developed a database application populated with equipment data so the airport engineers could easily access, share and update information as needed.

LAX, TERMINALS 3 & 6 ASSESSMENTS

Los Angeles, CA

The firm’s role expanded when they were also commissioned to provide assessments of mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems’ integrity within Terminals 3 and 6. Deliverables included a written evaluation of the current state of the facilities and recommendations to bring them up-to-date. The database designed exclusively for LAX’s use for Terminals 1 & 2 was utilized, and additional information was also established in REVIT as a template for future work to be undertaken when budget would allow.

LAX, AIRPORT RECRUITMENT & TRAINING CENTER

Los Angeles, CA

Assessment and Remodel When a burst water main damaged this two-story, 22,000 SF facility, the firm was hired to provide a professional review of the situation. The scope involved a field survey and analysis, followed by development of designs for repairing damage to the fire main serving the three hangar deluge systems. The project was coordinated with LAWA facility personnel and engineering staff, as well as the L.A. Fire Department.

P U B L I C | C I V I C | T R A N S P O R TAT I O N

LAX, TAXILANE T RELOCATION

Los Angeles, CA

The firm provided mechanical, electrical and plumbing engineering services for modifications to the taxilane that will serve the future Bradley West/Midfield Satellite Concourse apron/gate areas and north-south taxiing capabilities. The project entails the design of a 3,166-foot long by 100-foot wide taxilane, which connects two other active taxiways. The project also includes partial demolition of a former TWA Hangar, the demolition of LSG Sky Chef’s in-flight kitchen and the American Airlines Low Bay Hangar, modifications to a multiple facility deluge system, site restoration, construction of Remain Overnight Parking areas (RON) and other related work.

LAX, AIRPORT RESPONSE COORDINATION CENTER

Los Angeles, CA

In a 2008 audit of airport operations and management, LAX was found deficient due to, among other things, the lack of a cohesive emergency operations center (EOC) that would enable them to coordinate with local, state and federal authorities. It was also found that the current airport police dispatch system did not meet current national standards. As part of the $5 billion modernization program, the firm designed a new 8,000 SF mission critical facility with 24/7 mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems capability.

LAX, TOM BRADLEY INTERNATIONAL TERMINAL

Los Angeles, CA

The firm prepared an upgrade of the electrical system for a temporary lounge in the Tom Bradley International Terminal. By bringing the area into Title 24 compliance, establishing higher-tech functionality for T-1 line connectivity and upgrading lighting, the airport was able to expand from existing services without initiating the full remodel to the terminal that was pending. The firm also provided updated mechanical, electrical and plumbing drawings to as-built level.

P U B L I C | C I V I C | T R A N S P O R TAT I O N

ONTARIO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (ONT)

Ontario, CA

As part of the new security upgrades performed on airports after 9/11, the firm was hired to design the mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems for the new baggage handling systems in Terminals 2 and 4. The scope included renovation of existing airline baggage handling spaces, new baggage handling screening rooms, replacement of the outbound baggage conveyor systems, and installation/integration of the Transportation Safety Administration (TSA) provided EDS machines (three in each terminal). Also included were Explosion Trace Detection (ETD) workstations, On-screen Resolution (OSR) control rooms, and Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) systems. Among the challenges of the project were utility relocations for service to the systems. ONT, NORTH AND SOUTH SECURITY AIRF IELD ACCESS POINT FACIL ITIES Ontario, CA The project consisted of a new building with security gates for employee access to the airside and included screening systems, new diesel emergency generators, and self-contained fuel tanks. The firm provided mechanical, electrical and plumbing design services. ONT, TERMINALS 2 AND 4 FOOD CONCESS IONS AND RENOVATIONS Ontario, CA The firm performed mechanical, electrical and plumbing services, as well as fire alarm design for Terminals 2 and 4, for a number of concessions, including Authors/Daily News, California & Co., Express Bodicare, News Connection, and See’s Candies. Ontario Airport won a prestigious Airports Council International -- North America (ACI-NA) " Richard A. Griesbach Award of Excellence " in Airport Concessions category in 2001. The firm also worked extensively on renovations to the food concessions located in Terminals 2 and 4, including Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, El Paseo Café and Cantina, Schlotzsky’s, T.G.I. Friday’s. Work included mechanical, electrical and plumbing design services.

P U B L I C | C I V I C | T R A N S P O R TAT I O N

SAN JOSE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

San Jose, CA

The firm developed mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems for concession shells.

MIAMI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

Miami, FL

The firm worked on food and beverage concessions, as well as kiosks for dry goods at Miami International Airport. Concessions included Nations, Cinnabon and Pizza Hut. Services included mechanical, electrical and plumbing design.

P U B L I C | C I V I C | T R A N S P O R TAT I O N

SACRAMENTO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

Sacramento, CA

The firm worked on food and beverage concessions for Burger King, California Pizza Kitchen, Capitol Brewing Co., Cinnabon, Home Turf Sports Bar, La Salsa, Manchu Wok, Marketplace Deli, Starbucks Coffee, TCBY Treats, Juice Works, Java City and Pretzel. Services included mechanical, electrical and plumbing design.

SAN FRANCISCO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

San Francisco, CA

The firm designed mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems for concessionaires, Host News and Simply Books.

P U B L I C | C I V I C | T R A N S P O R TAT I O N

LONG BEACH AIRPORT

Long Beach, CA

The firm performed mechanical, electrical and plumbing design services to expand the terminal. Project was halted in the conceptual stage due to public suit by the local school district.

PHOENIX SKY HARBOR INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

Phoenix, AZ

The firm designed mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems for food and beverage concessions in the food court for the Fox Sports Bar, Home Turf Sports Bar and Roadhouse Bar.

P U B L I C | C I V I C | T R A N S P O R TAT I O N

SAN DIEGO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, TERMINAL 2 PARKING PLAZA*

San Diego, ca

Project Manager for a new multi-story parking plaza, including electrical and security system for the San Diego International Airport Terminal 2. It is going to have 3,000 parking stalls, 169 of which were provisioned for EV charging stations and 16 are equipped with EV charging stations. The project included a 1500 KVA SDG&E service and transformer station, emergency power diesel generators and power distribution system. A sustainable lighting system with LED fixtures and a state of the art lighting control system, including daylighting and occupancy sensors.

SAN DIEGO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, MEP- ICT ON CALL*

San Diego, CA

Provided oversight for a 5-year, $10M-$20M yearly, On-Call account with San Diego International Airport which resulted in many assignments; replacement of the Baggage Handling System (BHS) equipment at Terminal 2 East (T2E), study of the T2E BHS from curb to curb, study and replacement of the emergency generator system, study and upgrade of the 12KV power distribution system, and study of the entire airport ICT/Communication system and upgrades.

* Completed by AlfaTech principal during previous employment

P U B L I C | C I V I C | T R A N S P O R TAT I O N

SFO AIRPORT INTERNATIONAL TERMINAL

San Francisco, CA

Type: Master plan

Conceptual design and master planning for the addition of the new international terminal to the San Francisco International Airport. It is the largest international terminal in North America, and is the largest building in the world built on base isolators to protect against earthquakes. The terminal has numerous passenger amenities, including a wide range of food and drink establishments, shopping, baggage storage, public showers, and a medical clinic.

TERMINAL 1 EXPANS ION, SAN FRANCISCO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (SFO) San Francisco, CA

Type: Expansion

Mechanical and sustainable design for the new expansion to the San Francisco International Terminal 1. Formerly known as the South Terminal, Terminal 1 consists of Boarding Area B (including gates 20-31, 32-32B, 33-36) and Boarding Area C (gates 40-48).

P U B L I C | C I V I C | T R A N S P O R TAT I O N

DRUG ENFORCEMENT AGENCY OFF ICE, SAN FRANCISCO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (SFO)

San Francisco, CA

Type: Office Relocation Size: 2,400 SF

Mechanical, electrical & lighting engineering design, fire life safety and telecommunication services for the tenant improvement work for the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) Office Relocation Project located within Terminal 3 at the San Francisco International Airport (SFO). The tenant improvement (TI) encompasses the build out of 2,400 square feet at the west end of the ground floor of Terminal 3 at the San Francisco International Airport (SFO) for the Drug Enforcement Agency. The existing space included four individual rooms and exterior entry hall, which were combined into a single tenant space

P U B L I C | C I V I C | T R A N S P O R TAT I O N

MINETA SAN JOSE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

San Jose, CA

Type: Airport, Administrative Office Size: 380,000 SF

AlfaTech provided site mechanical, electrical, and plumbing engineering design services for the new North Concourse, including site utilities master planning. This terminal has a striking design that evokes the high-tech landscape of the Silicon Valley. Floor-to-ceiling windows illuminate the concourse with natural light. Flight gates are located close to shopping areas so travelers can enjoy locally prepared foods at a variety of eateries. At 1,600 feet long and 90 feet wide, the building is 380,000 square feet, with 29,000 square feet of space reserved for retail and concession areas and 10 gates. The Concourse is designed to meet the U.S. Green Building Council’s LEED certification standards. It boasts many sustainable design features, including aggressive daylight harvesting and an efficient displacement ventilation system. San Jose has more than 325 days of sunshine a year, so the outer layer of the exterior acts as a shading device, protecting the inner core of the building and helping it perform more efficiently. As a separate project, for the administrative offices on N. 1st Street, the firm provided mechanical, electrical, and plumbing engineering design and project management services for the upgrade of an existing Telecom Room to house MPT Servers.

INNOVATIVE IDEAS | INTEGRATED SOLUTIONS | SUSTAINABLE PARTNERS

SAN JOSE

VENTURA

SAN DI EGO

LOS ANGELES

MONROVIA

SAN FRANC I SCO

510 West 6 th Street, Suite 1105 Los Angeles, CA 90014

1321 Ridder Park Drive, Suite 50 San Jose, CA 95131

2140 Eastman Ave. #103 Ventura CA 93003

600 B Street, No. 300 San Diego, CA 92101

421 E. Huntington Drive Monrovia, CA 91016

One Post Street, Suite 2200 San Francisco, CA 94104

408.487.1200

805.491.4875

619.810.7400

213.212.9860

626.930.1383

415.403.3000