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- 1INTRODUCTION 1.1COMPANY PROFILE
- 1.3QUALITY CONTROL AND QUALITY ASSURANCE
- 2CORE PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING SERVICES
- 2.2ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
- 2.3PLUMBING AND FIRE PROTECTION
- 2.4CONSTRUCTION AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT
- 3SUMMARY LIST OF ADDITIONAL CAPABILITIES
- 4.1CURRENT AND RECENT PROJECTS
- 4.6ENGINEERING REPORTS AND STUDIES
- 5KEY PERSONNEL RESUMES CERTIFICATIONS
- 6APPENDIX 6.1Certification Letters
- 6.2Letters of Recommendation
 
CAPABILITIES STATEMENT M E Cubed Engineering, LLC 3781 Presidential Parkway, Suite 111A Atlanta, Georgia 30340 Phone: 404.909.3251 Fax: 770.837.2424 www.me3eng.com contact@me3eng.com 
TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 INTRODUCTION 3 1.1 COMPANY PROFILE 3 1.2 COMPANY LEADERSHIP 3 1.3 QUALITY CONTROL AND QUALITY ASSURANCE 4 1.4 COMPANY LOCATION 4 1.5 CERTIFICATIONS 5 2 CORE PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING SERVICES 6 2.1 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 6 2.2 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING 6 2.3 PLUMBING AND FIRE PROTECTION 7 2.4 CONSTRUCTION AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT 7 2.5 SUSTAINABILITY 7 3 SUMMARY LIST OF ADDITIONAL CAPABILITIES 8 3.1 Engineering Functions 8 3.2 NAICS Codes 8 3.3 PSCs Codes 8 4 PROJECT EXPERIENCE 9 4.1 CURRENT AND RECENT PROJECTS 10 4.2 AVIATION 16 4.3 FUELING 19 4.4 MILITARY 20 4.5 MUNICIPAL 22 4.6 ENGINEERING REPORTS AND STUDIES 23 5 KEY PERSONNEL RESUMES & CERTIFICATIONS 24 6 APPENDIX 33 6.1 Certification Letters 34 6.2 Letters of Recommendation 36
1INTRODUCTION1.1COMPANY PROFILEME^3 (M E Cubed = Mechanical x Electrical x Energy x Efficiency) Engineering is a full service engineering firm. The firm is based in Atlanta and offers engineering services both locally and throughout the United States. Our services include a comprehensive offering in the following areas:
ME^3 has experience providing engineering services for commercial, industrial, hospitality, educational, governmental, and aviation markets. In addition to providing standard building MEP engineering services, our extensive experience in designing new and optimizing existing facilities to be as energy efficient as possible and our experience developing and commissioning controls and communications systems sets us apart from most MEP design firms. ME^3 is committed to providing its customers with engineering excellence by accurately determining the needs of each customer and identifying innovative, economically feasible, energy efficient, and environmentally responsible project solutions. 1.2COMPANY LEADERSHIPThe leadership of the firm is spearheaded by its two principals – Kevin D. Champion, PE, LEED AP BD+C, CEM (CEO/President) and Huiet V. Joseph, PE, CEM, CEP (Vice President) who have over 30 years of combined engineering experience. As president, Mr. Champion directs all business operations and leads a talented and diverse team of engineers. Mr. Champion received Bachelor’s Degrees in Applied Physics and Electrical Engineering from Morehouse College and Georgia Tech respectively and also a Master’s Degree in Building Construction Management from Georgia Tech. Following his undergraduate studies, he worked for two small engineering firms and for one of the most historically renowned international engineering firms in the southeast. Mr. Champion’s personal expertise includes medium and low voltage power distribution and instrumentation and automated controls. In 2006, Mr. Champion established ME^3 Engineering, a firm built on hard work, a commitment to engineering excellence, and integrity. As vice president, Mr. Joseph assists in business operations and is head of both the Mechanical Engineering and Energy Efficiency departments. Mr. Joseph received Bachelor’s Degree in Physics and Mechanical Engineering from Dillard University and Georgia Tech respectively and also an MBA from Middle Tennessee State. After completing his undergraduate studies, Mr. Joseph worked for a large power authority company and commercial engineering companies providing energy analysis studies and designing mechanical systems. Leadership of the firm is also vested in Ramon Gonzalez, PE, LEED AP who is head of Electrical Engineering. Mr. Gonzalez received a Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical Engineering with a concentration in power from Polytechnic University in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Mr. Gonzalez has over thirteen years of international experience in power system design and holds PE licenses in Puerto Rico, Florida, and Georgia. Mr. Gonzalez is also a licensed Master Electrician and Electrical Contractor.
ME^3 is committed to providing quality service and takes great pride in exceeding the expectations of our clients. Our leadership staff is highly trained in both the fine art of engineering and the business of project management. This combination of skill sets ensures the quality of our projects and that our projects will be delivered on time and within budget. Our process for quality assurance centers on the assigning of a Principal-In-Charge to every project. The principal will manage the project by identifying the essential engineering concepts, assigning critical path tasks to the available human resources, and maintaining the project schedule using checklist to verify milestones for calculations, drawings, and specifications. Our principals also work closely with our team leaders to ensure that the lines of communications are always open and being used during weekly staff meetings and daily individual team member consultations. 1.4COMPANY LOCATIONME^3 is conveniently located in Atlanta, GA. The location is easily accessible to South Carolina, North Carolina, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Tennessee and Florida. The location is also accessible to local County & City Government like - Gwinnett County, DeKalb County, Fulton County, Cobb County, City Of Atlanta, City Of Marietta, City Of Sandy Springs, City Of Stone Mountain, City Of Roswell, City Of Dunwoody, City Of Forest Park, and City Of Decatur. Located close to Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport, ME^3 can also reach customers throughout the US and around world. 1.5CERTIFICATIONS
2CORE PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING SERVICES2.1MECHANICAL ENGINEERINGME^3 has experience in HVAC design with an “eye” for energy conservation. The offering includes solar design, ice storage, building management systems, HVAC commissioning, Energy Audits, and Project Feasibility Studies. Our HVAC design services also include the following system designs:
2.2ELECTRICAL ENGINEERINGME^3 has an established background in power system design (low and medium voltage), lighting, and safety systems. Our electrical design experience includes standby power design, cogeneration, infrared studies, and lighting controls. We offer utility company rate analysis, operational cost modeling, rebate assistance, and rate negotiation consulting. Our electrical team also offers the following services:
2.3PLUMBING AND FIRE PROTECTIONME^3 plumbing experience includes design of sanitary waste and vent systems, domestic water supply, compressed air system, vacuum systems. We specialize in water conservation designs. Our plumbing and fire protection design team also offers the following services:
2.4CONSTRUCTION AND PROJECT MANAGEMENTME^3 provides quality construction and project management services. Our goal is to meet customer requirements for on-time delivery of projects within budget. We accomplish this by working closely with the customer and assigning an ME^3 Principal Engineer/Project manager to each project. Our construction and project management services include the following:
2.5SUSTAINABILITYME^3 recognizes its responsibility in supporting an environmentally friendly design. We bridge customer needs with local energy codes to provide a Win-Win for all. Our Certified Energy Managers and LEED AP professionals are well equipped to provide an environmentally safe design. 3SUMMARY LIST OF ADDITIONAL CAPABILITIES3.1Engineering FunctionsCivil/Structural Engineering
3.2NAICS CodesPrimary Codes 541330 – Engineering Services Secondary Codes 541340 – Drafting Services 541350 – Building Inspection Services 561210 – Facilities Support Services 3.3PSCs CodesC113 – Building & Facility Structures/ Educational Buildings C115 – Building & Facility Structures/ Industrial Buildings C116 – Building & Facility Structures/ Residential Buildings C211 – Architect & Engineering Services – General C212 – Architect & Engineering Services – Drafting Services C213 – Architect & Engineering Services – Inspection Services C214 – Architect & Engineering Services – Management Engineering C217 – Architect & Engineering Services – Mapping C218 – Architect & Engineering Services – Surveying C219 – Other Architect & Engineering Services R404 – Land Surveys, Cadastral Services R408 – Program Management/ Support Services R409 – Program Review/ Development Services R425 – Engineering and Technical Services
4PROJECT EXPERIENCEThe following project descriptions offer examples of our engineering design experience. Included for your review are brief descriptions of the project scope, our responsibilities on the project, and approximate contract amounts. (Information provided when available)
Atlanta, Georgia  
The Georgia World Congress Center Authority and Atlanta Falcons have agreed to build a new retractable roof stadium on the Georgia World Center campus. Scheduled to open for the 2017 NFL season, the new stadium will serve as the home of the Atlanta Falcons in addition to other sports, convention and entertainment events currently held at the Georgia Dome and other new marquee events that could be hosted in the future. ME^3 has partnered with Morrison Hershield to perform the Building Envelope Commissioning for the Falcons New Stadium Project. Our scope of work includes peer review of the design and commissioning services of the building enclosure systems to include the sub-grade, below grade waterproofing, opaque walls, exterior glazing, open roof waterproofing, closed roof, louvers, sealants, maintenance access, and durability/warranties. Client: Atlanta Falcons Period of Performance: 2014-2016 Construction Cost: $1.2 Billion Key Personnel: Kevin D. Champion, PE, LEED AP BD+C, CEM Tiffany Jones, PMP, Assoc AIA, LEED AP BD+C, GGP, Six Sigma Green Belt
DeKalb County - Decatur, Georgia  The County has two advanced wastewater treatment facilities (AWTF) – Snapfinger and Pole Bridge Creek. The Snapfinger AWTF is being expanded under this project. DeKalb County is upgrading and expanding wastewater treatment facilities to ensure that our wastewater treatment plants adequately serve our residents and businesses and continue to be in compliance with both state and federal water quality guide-lines. DeKalb County has received a new wasteload allocation from Georgia Environmental Protection Division that requires improved wastewater treatment to improve water quality in the South River. The new Snapfinger AWTF is designed to meet these requirements.
The Snapfinger plant is located on Flakes Mill Road near the South River and primarily treats waste generated in the area of DeKalb County extending from Soapstone to Stone Mountain. The facility began operation in 1963 with a capacity of two million gallons per day (MGD). It has been expanded and upgraded four times over 20 years to treat 36 MGD. The Snapfinger plant is located in a heavily populated older residential area of south DeKalb County. The project consists of three construction phases. Phase I will clear the site in preparation for the next two phases. Phases II and III will continue the project with construction of concrete basins and administration building and installation of equipment. Client: DeKalb County Government Contact: Merat Zarreii, Assistant Program Director Capital Improvements Project Ph: 770-621-3526
Charleston AFB, South Carolina 
The existing Joint Base Charleston, Air Base (JBC) bulk fuel storage facility is a government owned / contractor operated (GOCO) system consisting of five (5) aboveground storage tanks, an associated pump shelter, truck offloading area and GSE products storage and dispensing. This project will provide one (1) new 80,000 barrel (bbl) storage tank, two (2) new 20,000 bbl storage tanks, a new pump shelter with pipeline receipt connection, a new fuel transfer line, and modern pumping and filtration equipment to ensure safe and reliable transfer capabilities to the operating systems at JBC. Client: Joint Base Charleston, Air Base (JBC) Contact: Steven D. Marsh, Resident Office in Charge of Construction Ph: 843-794-4081
Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport - Atlanta, Georgia 
Atlanta Airlines Terminal Corporation (AATC) hired Pond & Company and ME^3 Engineering, LLC to provide professional services to conduct a full comprehensive facility audit within the Central Passenger Terminal Complex at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. This audit contained narratives, tables, charts, photographs, drawings and financial analyses to determine current condition, life expectancy and replacement plan of all major facility systems for the Plumbing, Fire Protection, HVAC, Electrical Power, Electrical Lighting, Electrical Signal, Utilities and Controls systems. AATC required a comprehensive report that presented the means and methods needed to provide for future demands and timelines for replacement of critical systems and equipment. Client: Atlanta Airlines Terminal Corporation (AATC) Contact: Kofi Smith, Executive Director Phone: 404-530-2102 Period of Performance: 2014 Size: 1 million Square Feet Key Personnel: Kevin D. Champion, PE – Electrical Engineer of Record Atlanta Beltline Trail Atlanta, Georgia  
PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS: These are the key elements that will be developed over the life of the Atlanta Beltline Project:
The Atlanta BeltLine is transforming the city with a combination of rail, trail, greenspace, housing and art. It will ultimately connect 45 intown neighborhoods, provide first and last mile connectivity for regional transportation initiatives, and put Atlanta on a path to 21st century economic growth and sustainability. The beauty of the Atlanta BeltLine is that it offers not only modern conveyances and exciting new development, but it is a living, breathing part of our community; not simply a means of getting somewhere, but a destination unto itself. It offers a chance for Atlanta to redefine what it is to be a neighbor, to be a community, to be a region, and to share all that it has to offer. Client: Atlanta Beltline, Inc Contact: Catherine Owens, Ph: 404-477-3003 Period of Performance: 2014 Total Project Funding: $1.7 billion Key Personnel: Kevin D. Champion, PE – Lead Electrical Engineer for the lighting systems and security camera systems on the Southwest, East, and North sections of the trail. The City of Atlanta’s Renovation of Fire Station No. 7 Atlanta, Georgia 
Atlanta’s Historic Fire Station Company No.7 opened in 1910 at 535 West Whitehall Street Southwest. It was equipped with a seven-story drill tower in rear left corner, and home to the Fire College from 1931 to 1960. T  he City of Atlanta requested that Fire Station No.7 undergo an exterior and interior renovation. The renovation shall include repointing and painting of the exterior brick; replacement of exterior windows and doors; resurfacing of parking lot pavement; replacement of existing utility connections; interior floor plan modifications; structural modifications; mechanical, electrical, and plumbing system replacement and upgrades; and the addition of an elevator.
Client: The City of Atlanta - Facilities Management Division, Technical Services Office of Enterprise Assets Management Contact: James Davis, Project Manager Ph: 404-561-1849
4.2 AVIATIONMaynard H. Jackson International Terminal Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport - Atlanta, Georgia T  he new International Terminal and Concourse `F' consists of a total 16 narrow-body aircraft gates or 12 gates to accommodate two Group IV and eight Group V aircraft gates with the flexibility for utilization by one or more airlines for international and domestic flights. The Terminal shall consist of a five-story structure.
L  evel One (1) is proposed to accommodate the Automated Guide way Transit System (AGTS) extension and passenger station, test track extension, additional ancillary maintenance and storage facility, airport support areas and Georgia Power support. Level Two (2) shall accommodate the arriving passengers, Customs and Border Protection (CBP) processing areas and support offices, and concessions. Level Three (3) is apron level with baggage system and support areas. At this level, a pedestrian bridge from the Parking Structure connects to the Terminal. Level Four (4) accommodates the passenger departure, ticketing processing, security check point, departure gate hold rooms, and concessions. Level Five (5) is proposed to accommodate the airline clubs and the rooftop mechanical equipment.
Client: The City of Atlanta Department of Aviation Contact: Ashraf Demian Phone: 404-530-5593 Period of Performance: 2008-2010 Construction Cost: $1.6 billion Size: 1 million Square Feet Key Personnel: Kevin D. Champion, PE – Electrical Engineer of Record Ramon M. Gonzalez, PE, LEED AP – Senior Electrical Engineer Darryl M. Bibbs – Senior Mechanical Engineer Rajen K. Parmer – Electrical Designer Concourse “C” North Passenger Boarding Bridges Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport - Atlanta, Georgia The Delta Air Lines Concourse C North Expansion project consists of adding over 12,000 s.f. of new structure on the East and West of the concourse. The expansion, designed to provide adequate space for 26 additional passenger boarding bridges, 6000 s.f. of new hold room space and 15,000 s.f. of new apron level office space. The build out includes two new telecommunication rooms, new restrooms, briefing rooms and several other ASA offices within the apron level area. A new Georgia Power vault was also constructed to provide electrical capacity for the expansion. A 5000 amp double-sided redundant switchgear and three – 2000kVA transformers were installed in the new vault and all were energized in June 2008. 
Existing improvements included apron level aesthetic upgrades which consisted of over 20,000 s.f. of replacement VCT, acoustical ceiling tile, carpet and paint. New offices, an employee break room, and 3000 s.f. of hold room renovations were also constructed while maintaining the operations of Delta Air Lines and other airport personnel. The results of the project will include an increase in the number of boarding bridges available to passengers, additional office space for ASA and Delta employees, hold room space to accommodate passengers, and an electrical infrastructure to accommodate future expansion. Client: Delta Airlines Period of Performance: 2007-2008 Size: 21,000 Square Feet Key Personnel: Kevin D. Champion, PE – Electrical Engineer Gateway Automated People Mover Station Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport - Atlanta, Georgia T  he new Gateway APM Station is a three-story train station that is part of the new ATL Skytrain system. This train system will connect Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport with the Consolidated Rental Car Facility and the Georgia International Convention Center.
Client: The City of Atlanta Department of Aviation Contact: Shawn C. Griggs - Assistant Resident Engineer Hartsfield-Jackson Development Program (HJDP) Planning and Development 4312 Global Gateway Connector Building 3 College Park, GA 30337 Office: (404) 530-8129 Fax: (404) 559-2321 Email: shawn.griggs@atlanta-airport.com
Darryl M. Bibbs – Senior Mechanical Engineer Rajen K. Parmer – Electrical Designer
4.3FUELINGSWA Tank Farm Development - BWI Tank Farm Build Out Baltimore Washington International Airport - Baltimore, Maryland 
This project was a Design-Build project and consisted of a new jet fuel storage tank farm with (4) 30,000 bbl tanks, (5) 200HP variable frequency drive operated hydrant pumps, truck loading and off loading facilities, and a maintenance/operations building. Client: Southwest Airlines Contact: Jimmy Bacon - General Contract, PH: 330-549-3917 Period of Performance: 2007 Key Personnel: Kevin D. Champion, PE – Lead Electrical Engineer (Power Distribution and PLC Controls) 4.4MILITARYDesign Electrical System and Refueler Parking Martin State ANG, Baltimore, MD
 
Scope of Work: The general project scope includes the following:
Client: NAVFAC (SCAN) Contact: Casey Elwell, NFESC Navy Technical Representative Phone: 805-982-1459 Email: casey.elwell@nvay.mil Period of Performance: 2011 Key Personnel: Kevin D. Champion, PE – Project Manager and Lead Electrical Engineer Pond and Company Consultant Engineer Replace Pumphouse Barksdale Air Force Base, Louisiana
 
Scope of Work: Project DESC 1390 Replace Pumphouse at Barksdale Air Force Base is an FY13 MILCON, currently programmed at $ 11.4M. The scope includes a new Type III pump shelter with bridge crane and hoist, five (5) 600 GPM fuel pumps and filter separators, product recovery system, surge suppressors, HHT check out station, 8 inch and 16 inch tie-ins to existing hydrant system, control system, motor control and programmable logic controls center, manual transfer switchgear for existing generator, utilities, demolition of existing pump shelter and support structures, site improvements and other necessary infrastructure. Client: NAVFAC (SCAN) Contact: Jim Ritchie, NAVFAC SE Project Manager Phone: 904-542-6232 Email: jim.ritchie1@navy.mil Period of Performance: 2011 Key Personnel: Kevin D. Champion, PE – Project Manager and Lead Electrical Engineer Pond and Company Consultant Engineer
4.5MUNICIPALThe City of Atlanta's Fire Station No. 11 Atlanta, Georgia T  he project was a LEED Certified, three-bay, two story fire station. This fire station was designed to house a 14 person crew with sleeping quarters, a separate command center, and features a cantilevered balcony that gives the fire fighters a place to relax and view the city skyline.
Construction Cost: $3.1 million Size: 15,000 Square Feet Client: The City of Atlanta Fire and Rescue Contact: Nathan Koskovich (Architect) – Studio ALA 404-391-6214 Period of Performance: 2009 Key Personnel: Kevin D. Champion, PE – Lead Electrical Engineer Rajen K. Parmer – Electrical Designer 4.6ENGINEERING REPORTS AND STUDIESConcourse E Substation 6 Breaker Coordination Study H This project involved performing a circuit breaker coordination study using SKM software to determine why an 800A substation circuit breaker used for temporary construction power was continuously tripping. The long term, short term, and ground fault trip settings of the breakers used in this system were adjusted as a result of our study Client: Inglett and Stubbs Contact: Eddie Frost 404-569-1528 Period of Performance: 2009 Key Personnel: Kevin D. Champion, PE – Lead Electrical Engineer 5KEY PERSONNEL RESUMES & CERTIFICATIONSDetailed resumes and professional certifications/licenses for key personnel and support personnel associated with ME^3’s specific project experience and personal experience have been included under this section. KEVIN D. CHAMPION, PE, LEED® AP BD+C, CEM TITLE 
President/Chief Executive Officer Principal-in-Charge, Electrical Engineering M E Cubed (ME^3) Engineering, LLC Atlanta, Georgia 30340
Mr. Champion has over 10 years of professional experience in engineering design for a variety of aviation, commercial, government, industrial, educational, petroleum transportation facilities. Under Mr. Champion’s direction since 2006, ME^3 Engineering, LLC has provided multi-disciplined planning, engineering, and construction administration services for many successful projects. A partial listing of his extensive experience is as follows:
R  ESPONSIBILITIES
As president and chief executive officer, Mr. Champion charts the overall course of operation for the firm. His responsibilities include business development and technical advisor for the firm’s projects. As Principal-in-Charge of the Electrical Engineering Department, Mr. Champion uses his in-depth knowledge of power distribution and progressive understanding of control systems to ensure that the company’s commitment to engineering excellence is met as it relates to the field of electrical engineering. PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATION
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying (NCEES) Registered Professional Engineer: Georgia, Maryland LEED Accredited Professional: Building Design + Construction Certified Energy Manager
Masters of Science, Building Construction Management, 2009 Bachelors of Science, Electrical Engineering, 2002 Georgia Institution of Technologies, Atlanta, Georgia Bachelors of Science, Applied Physics, 2002 Morehouse College, Atlanta, Georgia HUIET VAN JOSEPH, PE, CEM, CEP TITLE
Vice President Principal-in-Charge, Mechanical Engineering M E Cubed (ME^3) Engineering, LLC Atlanta, Georgia 30340
Mr. Joseph has 20 years of professional diversified project experience including coordination of HVAC, lighting and plumbing designs. Coupled with his extensive mechanical and electrical design capabilities, Mr. Joseph has extensive knowledge of energy conservation and LEED compliance. He also has significant experience as a project manager by both leading teams of project managers and engineers, and managing multi-million dollar projects. A partial listing of his extensive experience is as follows:
R ESPONSIBILITIES
As vice president, Mr. Joseph assists in the operation for the firm. His responsibilities include project coordination with Architectural, Structural, and Electrical Engineering staff. As Principal-in-Charge of the Mechanical Engineering Department, Mr. Joseph is responsible for the management of all mechanical engineering design efforts, quality control, scheduling, and work allocation for the Mechanical Engineering Department. PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATION
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers – Power and Electrical Systems Association of Energy Engineering – Certified Energy Manager, Certified Energy Procurement Engineer Registered Professional Engineer: Texas EDUCATION
Masters of Business Administration, 2001 Middle Tennessee State University, Murfreesboro, TN
Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA Bachelors of Science in Physics, 1988 Dillard University, New Orleans, L RAMON M. GONZALEZ, PE, LEED AP TITLE
Senior Electrical Project Engineer M E Cubed (ME^3) Engineering, LLC Atlanta, Georgia 30340 RELEVANT EXPERIENCE 
As Senior Electrical Project Engineer, Mr. Gonzalez is directly responsible for assisting in the coordination of project requirements, the delivery of services, and ensuring the satisfaction of results. His experience in Electrical Engineering enables Mr. Gonzalez to bring significant engineering design sophistication to all phases of a project, from conception through execution.
He has developed, designed, and supervised electrical systems for Power Authority of Puerto Rico in the distribution voltage from 2.4 KV to 38 KV and in the sub-transmission voltage of 115 KV. His project experience includes:
He has constructed and installed electrical system for retail spaces, hospital, and condominiums. His project experience includes:
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATION
Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, Accredited Professional Institute Engineers Society (IES) Colegio de Ingenieros de Puerto Rico Registered Electrical Contractor in Puerto Rico Registered Professional Engineer: Georgia, Puerto Rico, Florida EDUCATION
Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, 2000 Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico, San Juan, Puerto Rico Associates in Power Technology, 1991 Universal Education Institute, Bayamon, Puerto Rico DARRYL M. BIBBS TITLE
Senior Mechanical Engineer M E Cubed (ME^3) Engineering, LLC Atlanta, Georgia 30340 RELEVANT EXPERIENCE
Mr. Bibbs has diversified project experience, including coordination of mechanical design with architectural, structural, plumbing, electrical, lighting, fire protection, and special technology designs. Prior to his mechanical engineering career, Mr. Bibbs served in the United States Air Force as an Electro-Mechanical Technician. As Senior Mechanical Engineer, Mr. Bibbs’ knowledge and experience in mechanical engineering, personnel management, time management, project scheduling, and budgeting are invaluable in bringing projects to successful completion. A partial list of Mr. Bibbs’ project experience includes:
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATION
American Society of Heating, Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Engineers EDUCATION
Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Technology, 1999 Southern Polytechnic State University LEONID NISANOV, PE TITLE
Electrical Project Engineer M E Cubed (ME^3) Engineering, LLC Atlanta, Georgia 30340 RELEVANT EXPERIENCE
Mr. Nisanov is a registered PE in the state of Georgia with five years of experience in electrical engineering. He is proficient in AutoCAD, Microsoft Office, SKM Power Tools, and Lithonia Visual Lighting. His areas of expertise include preliminary load calculations, lighting design and layout, short circuit analysis, voltage drop studies, generator sizing, cross-discipline equipment coordination, power distribution, grounding, code analysis, and construction administration. Mr. Nisanov has been involved in numerous commercial, residential, mixed use and light industrial construction projects and has a thorough understanding of the design process. Leonid always thinks and acts in cost saving ways and has been instrumental in helping complete large projects in a timely fashion. Below is a brief list of past project experience:
EDUCATION
Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, 2005 Master of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering, 2009 Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, Georgia MISHA STAROBIN, PE, LEED AP TITLE
Mechanical Project Engineer M E Cubed (ME^3) Engineering, LLC Atlanta, Georgia 30340 RELEVANT EXPERIENCE
Mr. Starobin is proficient in updating and modifying CAD drawings using AutoCad. He utilizes his skills to interpret and update drawings. Mr. Starobin possesses excellent interpersonal, presentation, and written communication skills Mr. Starobin is responsible for engineering design layouts and production of mechanical documents for various projects including commercial office buildings, mixed-use facilities, airports, and rapid transit rail facilities.
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATION
American Society of Plumbing Engineers (ASPE) EDUCATION
Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, 2005 Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, Georgia Rajen K. Parmer TITLE
Lead AutoCAD Technician M E Cubed (ME^3) Engineering, LLC Atlanta, Georgia 30340 RELEVANT EXPERIENCE
Mr. Parmer has 15 years of diversified project experience, including AutoCAD drafting and designing for structural, civil, HVAC, plumbing, and electrical engineering disciplines. As Lead AutoCAD Technician, Mr. Parmer uses his knowledge and experience of CAD operating systems and building system drawings to establish all company CAD standards. Mr. Parmer ensures that all CAD drawings are consistently produced to a high standard of quality so that they have optimal clarity and legibility, proper formatting and scaling, coordinated line types and weights, and production efficiency. A partial list of Mr. Parmer’s project experience includes:
EDUCATION
Diploma in Civil Engineering, 1992 Technical Education Board of Gujarat, India AutoCAD Certification, 1998 DeKalb Technical College – Decatur, Georgia Micro station Certification Southern Polytechnic State University 6APPENDIX6.1Certification Letters
6.2Letters of Recommendation
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