Enhance Wing Operation Center
U.S. Air Base, Southwest Asia Mid-East

The design of a 101,936 square foot Enhanced Wing Operations Center. The Facility is comprised of three distinct functional areas. The facility is a two-story Combined Air Operations Center or CAOC with Nuclear Biological Chemical Specialized Protection. Special construction consisted of Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCIF) rooms/area meeting the requirements of DIA and NSA, computer server farm data processing rooms and blast protection criteria. Special systems included multiple uninterruptible power supplies (UPS), multiple backup emergency generators connected in parallel operation, secured classified and unclassified unsecured voice and Network systems, copper and optical fiber (e.g. NIPRNET, SIPRNET, Radionet, CENTRIX Nets, JWICS, Red Switch Voice, Normal Voice, STE Encrypted Terminal, Gray Phone Voice), raised access flooring and electrical and communications distribution, special high security intrusion diction and access control, classified LAN fiber optic intrusion detection (FOIDS). Meets Antiterrorism and Force Protection UFC 4-010-01 standards. Additional systems included HVAC, exterior electrical and communications. Fire protection included compartmentalization, wet pipe sprinkler system, interstitial space fire detection, and addressable fire alarm system.

Enhanced Wing Operation Center
Estimated Construction Cost: $32 Million
Square Footage: 101,936
Engineering Services Provided:
Mechanical Engineering: John M. Goodman, PE, FPE
Electrical Engineering: Glenn D. Allsbrook, Jr., PE, RCDD
Security and Telecomm Engineering: Glenn D. Allsbrook, Jr., PE, RCDD
Fire Protection Engineering: John M. Goodman, PE, FPE

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Women in the Army Museum
Fort Lee, Virginia

Full engineering design for a new single story modern museum for "Women in the Army". The design includes complete plumbing, mechanical, electrical, and fire protection/fire alarm. The project required 13.2KV underground power system and communications system expansion. The facility design criteria includes, DOD, Uniform Federal Accessibility Standards and American with Disabilities Act
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Women in the Army Museum
Estimated Construction Cost: $3 Million
Engineering Services Provided:
Mechanical Engineering: John M. Goodman, PE, FPE
Electrical Engineering: Glenn D. Allsbrook, Jr., PE, RCDD
Security and Telecomm Engineering: Glenn D. Allsbrook, Jr., PE, RCDD
Fire Protection Engineering: John M. Goodman, PE, FPE