Facility Solutions Company & Project Overview

FACILITY-SOLUTIONSArchitects - Engineers - Consultants

Company Overview

150 S Fifth Avenue, Suite #203, Ann Arbor, MI 48104 P: 734.531.6262 F: 734.531.6263www.Facility-Solutions.us

ABOUT US

Facility Solutions was started in 2011 by a small group of talented professionals

who worked together for years at a large AE firm (BEI). Not satisfied with the direction management was taking the firm, we decided to form our own company. Bringing decades of experience in engineering, construction, energy management, CAD, operations, IT and business; and guided by a common desire to serve the clients with excellence and fresh ideas; Facility Energy Solutions was born.Within 5 weeks of opening our doors, BEI closed permanently after 62 years in business.

At the request of BEI’s management we assumed open contracts and completed remaining projects.Energy consulting and engineering quickly gave us enough work to get a foothold in the industry. After our first year we were able to add architectural services as well as civil and structural engineering. Now a full service design firm we are focusing on our favorite market, higher education. This expansion prompted us to change our name from Facility Energy Solutions to Facility Solutions.

We Do...• Architecture• Mechanical Engineering• Electrical Engineering• Civil Engineering• Structural Engineering• Geotechnical Engineering• Energy Auditing• Video Modeling• Program Management

MASTER PLANNINGFacility-Solutions master planning services range in scope from a general overview of site conditions to a more detailed study of factors influencing site development. Our architectural personnels work closely with our engineers during the study of land utilization for placement of facilities, site circulation, parking, layout of utility systems, and phasing of site development.

PROGRAMMINGFacility-Solutions architects can assist owners in establishing the project scope by defining space, adjacency, and phasing requirements. Consideration can be given to flexibility, future expansion, and reuse of existing facilities.

SPACE PLANNINGSpace planning services involve comprehensive analysis of all the related factors in locating various elements, operations, and departments within the building or structure to achieve maximum efficiency.

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNOur architectural design services include development of conceptual site and building plans, perspective sketches, renderings, 3D modeling, sections, and elevations necessary to indicate the architectural character of the proposed facility.

INTERIOR DESIGNWe offer complete interior design services. Available services include: development of interior space programs, design concepts and layouts, selection of interior materials, finishes and colors, selection of furnishings, draperies, carpeting, wall covering and special interior design features, selection of interior plants, art work, and development of architectural signage programs.

ARCHITECTURAL

MECHANICAL ENGINEERINGFacility-Solutions mechanical engineers provide expertise in all types of heating, ventilating, and air conditioning systems for commercial, educational, healthcare, municipal facilities, service areas and manufacturing spaces. We also have experience with specialized environments such as clean rooms and dust/mist collection systems. Central utilities systems are designed to serve large facilities and campus operations, including steam, gases, oils, high pressure water, heating hot water systems, cooling tower systems, chilled water systems, solvents, acids, transmission fluids, tank farms, plumbing and fire protection systems. Facility-Solutions is also experienced in energy evaluations and the design of energy management systems.

STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING The structural engineers typically provide designs for foundations and framing systems in structural steel, reinforced concrete and prestressed concrete. Specialized services include equipment support, vibration studies, and thermal analysis. We also have the capability to design structural systems such as multi-story structures in seismic zone #3, as well as a high rise frame analysis for wind and drift considerations.

CIVIL ENGINEERINGThe civil engineering staff is responsible for design and land development for all elements pertaining to a site. This includes topographic surveys, drawings and specifications for grading, irrigation, water supply, environmental protection systems, waste water treatment facilities, storm and sanitary sewage systems, roads, railroads, bridges, parking areas, sidewalks, and designs for all other site appurtenances.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERINGElectrical engineering services provided by Facility-Solutions include preparation of technical studies, estimates, and preliminary and final design engineering. Our electrical engineering staff is experienced in power generation, transformation and distribution of power, distribution systems of underground and overhead lines, utility or owner provided substations, bus duct, raceway and cable systems, relay application and selection of protection devices, control and monitoring systems to control mechanical and electrical equipment, process systems, exterior and interior lighting, and various control and monitoring systems for convenience and energy conservation.

ENGINEERING

ENERGY AUDITS

Our company was founded and thrives on Energy

Solutions. Our staff includes Certified Energy Managers who can consult on and develop your next project.

Facility-Solutions is up to date on all the grant funds that are available in the state of Michigan. The knowledge of

this information has helped to provide our clients with state or government money to help fund their projects.

Just like building management and business management, energy management requires that you utilize the best professional consultants you can get. The best of them can pay for themselves.

MIKE COOK CEM

CO-FOUNDER & PRESIDENT

Mike has over 25 years experience in the construction and engineering field. He served as Vice President of LaSalle Group, a large commercial and industrial General Contractor for 17 years, where he specialized in Design-Build construction projects. These projects ranged in size from $100,000 to upwards of $50,000,000.

He later took an executive position with Architectural/ Engineering firm BEI where he created and managed their Energy Services Division. Mike with fellow BEI colleague Terry Piriczky formed Facility-Solutions to create a firm that would focus on engineering, architecture, and energy. Several months later BEI closed their doors and Facility-Solutions were requested by BEI and their clients to take over the projects they had started, thus solidifying their position in the market.

In addition to his other talents Mike Cook has conducted training classes in safety, design build construction and energy conservation. He has also spent time as a freelance writer for the construction industry and has had over 50 articles published.

LEADERSHIP

Terry Piriczky CEM

CO-FOUNDER & VICE PRESIDENT

Terry has 30 years in the performance contracting and energy conservation market with a focus on healthcare, commercial, education, and municipal facilities. He has successfully initiated, managed and installed conservation projects in excess of $100 million.

Prior to Facility-Solutions, Terry worked as the senior energy consultant for BEI concentrating on the Department of Energy $10 million dollar Energy Efficiency Conservation Block Grant program with the City of Detroit. Terry has held similar roles with Honeywell, Johnson Controls, and Trane Company. Terry has membership and affiliations with The Association of Energy Engineers, American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineers, and International Facility Managers Association.

Terry has taught various classes on HVAC systems and conservation strategies. He also earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree from Spring Arbor University in Management of Organizational Development.

Our team has worked together on mnay industrial projects at other firms such as BEI in the Industrial market with projects ranging from $50,000 - $5,000,000 for the following clients.

• Ford Motor Company, Utica Trim Facility• General Motors Corporation• Chrysler Corporation• Johnson & Johnson• LaMaur Corporation• KUX Manufacturing• BASF Corporation• Lear• Magna• Visteon• Delphi• Wayne County / Detroit Metropolitan Airport

TEAM EXPERIENCE

TEAM EXPERIENCE

Architects - Engineers - Consultants

150 S Fifth Avenue, Suite #203, Ann Arbor, MI 48104 P: 734.531.6262 F: 734.531.6263www.Facility-Solutions.us

FACILITY-SOLUTIONSEXPERIENCE

WAYNE COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICTDetroit, Michigan

In the Central Administration Building the upgrades preformed by Facility-Solutions included chillers, boilers, pumping systems, controls, and lighting. The steam absorption chiller was replaced with a water cooled electric centrifugal chiller. We removed community steam and installed gas fi red high effi ciency hot water condensing boilers and installed variable speed drives on existing and new pumping systems. Also installed was new gas metering, gas piping, new gas fi red domestic water heater, and new direct digital controls. Upgrades for the lighting system were made throughout the building. The energy audit concluded a savings of $165,513 per year.

Service: Energy Audit, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical EngineeringConstruction Cost: $1,200,000Size: 106,000 SQ/FTDate: January 2012

CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION BUILDING

FACILITY - SOLUTIONS

WAYNE COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICTTaylor, Michigan

Facility-Solutions went through and preformed an energy audit on the building based upon multiple site surveys and input from the campus facility manager. The conclusion was mechanical, electrical, and controls improvements throughout the building to reduce the overall operational cost by 31%. The WCCCD Downriver campus then hired Facility-Solutions to replace the current steam absorber with a water cooled electric centrifugal chiller, remove community steam, steam boilers and replace with gas fi red high effi ciency hot water condensing boilers, install new direct digital controls, install variable speed drives on existing and new pumping systems, and campus wide lighting upgrades. Service: Energy Audit, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical EngineeringConstruction Cost: $2,000,000Size: 270,000 SQ/FTDate: January 2012

DOWNRIVER CAMPUS


ENERGY EFFICIENCY CONSERVATION BLOCK GRANTDetroit, Michigan

• All T-12 lamps and standard magnetic ballasts replaced with T-8 fl uorescent lamps and electronic ballast.

• Replaced the existing water chiller with an energy effi cient water chiller.• Installed variable frequency drives on the chilled water pumps.• Removed all three-way chilled water mixing valves and replaced them with two-

way mixing valves on the north and south air handlers.• Locked in place the inlet guide vanes on the air handlers and installed variable

frequency drives to modulate the airfl ow.• Replaced three hot water boilers with three energy effi cient condensing boilers.• Installed a building automation system to control the HVAC system to improve

building effi ciency and operation.• Installed a 20 kW solar panel array on the roof of the building.

Service: Mechanical Engineering & Electrical EngineeringConstruction Cost: $1,500,000Size: 240,000 SQ/FTDate: September 2011

36th DISTRICT COURT BUILDING



• Upgraded the lighting systems within the facility from T-12 lamps and magnetic ballast to T-8 lamps and electronic ballast technology.

• Removed the existing hot water boilers and installed energy effi cient condensing natural gas hot water boilers.

• Repaired leaking pipes on the hot water heating system in the boiler room.• Upgraded and replaced all pneumatic temperature controllers with electronic DDC

components.

Service: Mechanical Engineering, Electrical EngineeringSize: 85,000 SQ/FT

COLEMAN YOUNG RECREATION CENTER



• Removed all city water cooling piping serving three existing reciprocating low temperature water chillers.

• Removed all city water cooling discharge piping currently dumping to city sewer. • Removed existing refrigerant relief valve discharge piping back to source. • Provided three new air cooled refrigerant condensers for new service to the existing

chillers. • Provided new liquid line and suction line refrigerant piping extensions to the existing

chillers and new air cooled condensers. • Provided new refrigerant charge for the new system. • Provided power services to the new air cooled condenser units. • Provided new outdoor lighting for maintenance purpose related to the outdoor

location of the new air cooled condensers.

Service: Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering

CLARK PARK ICE RINK



• Removed existing electric hot water boilers and replaced with natural gas fi red hot water condensing boilers.

• Replaced existing air handling system located on the second fl oor and installed a self-contained gas fi red heating, cooling and ventilation air handler located at grade level.

• Supplied new duct work – supplied and returned from the new air handler to the second fl oor and connect to the existing distribution duct work.

• Replaced existing electric heat pumps with energy effi cient electric heat pumps.• Installed new temperature controls to improve operation of the facility. Removed

all manual hand-valves on the perimeter radiant heat and installed new Dan Floss automated thermostatic controlled valves.

• Service: Mechanical EngineeringSize: $35,000 SQ/FTDate: January 2012

DOSSIN GREAT LAKES MUSEUM



• Installed exterior LED pedestrian lighting along the walkways throughout the public grounds.

• The administrative facility interior lighting was upgraded to T-8 fl uorescent lighting. Building exterior fl oodlights were converted to LED technology. The parking lot lights were also converted to LED.

Service: Electrical Engineering

CHENE PARK



• Removed the existing steam absorption chiller and replaced with an air cooled 175 ton chiller.

Service: Mechanical EngineeringConstruction Cost: $700,000Date: December 2011

ELECTIONS BUILDING



• Provided all new Direct Digital Controls (DDC) with pneumatic inter-face as applicable for all mechanical systems within the CRC Building.

• Provided a new replacement boiler for the No. 2 Boiler position. • Installed new power service for unit mounted control panel and sparked ignition

related to the new Boiler No. 2 replacement unit. • Designed new indoor lighting within the CRC Building boiler room.


FORT WAYNE CRC



• Installed standalone self-contained domestic hot water system. • Installed gas-fi red radiant heat in garage areas.• Replaced existing suspended steam heaters with new gas fi red suspended heaters.• Installed electric perimeter radiant heat in front offi ce and upstairs living areas.• Lighting retrofi tted in offi ce and garage areas.• Ladder station received two new gas fi red split system air handlers.• T-12 to T-8 lighting retrofi tted in garage and living quarters.• Radiant heat installed in garage area.• Installed new exterior lighting for the entire facility.

Service: Mechanical Engineering, Electrical EngineeringConstruction Cost: $75,000Size: 101,750 SQ/FT

FIRE APPARATUS & LADDER 1 FIRE STATION



• Removed high pressure sodium fi xtures in the garage area and replaced with energy effi cient LED high bay fi xtures.

• Retrofi tted the existing fl uorescent T-12 lamp and standard ballast fi xtures with T-8 lamps and electronic ballasts.

• Removed the two existing split systems and installed two new energy effi cient split air handling systems. Condensers were mounted on the roof.

• Replaced the existing Weil-McClain hot water boiler with two condensing hot water boilers.

Service: Mechanical Engineering & Electrical EngineeringDate: August 2011

12th POLICE PRECINCT



• Installed one air cooled chiller • Removed steam coils within the air handlers and replaced with hot water coils.• Upgraded and repaired air handler zone control.• Removed existing steam boiler and installed two condensing hot water boilers.• Removed and replaced all T-12 fl uorescent lamps and standard ballasts with T-8

lamps and electronic ballasts.• Removed fl uorescent fi xtures in the garage high bay areas and replaced with energy

effi cient LED high bay fi xtures.

Service: Mechanical Engineering & Electrical EngineeringDate: August 2011




• Remove high pressure sodium fi xtures in the garage area and replace with energy effi cient LED high bay fi xtures.

• Retrofi t existing fl uorescent T-12 lamp and standard ballast fi xtures with T-8 lamps and electronic ballasts.

Service: Study & Recommendations




• Replace two hot water boilers with two energy effi cient condensing hot water boilers.• Upgrade the pneumatic controllers with a direct digital control system.• Cleane calibrate and adjust all pneumatic end devices (actuators, valves, etc.) and

thermostats controlling the perimeter radiant heat.• Remove and replace all T-12 fl uorescent lamps and standard ballasts with T-8 lamps

and electronic ballasts.• Remove fl uorescent fi xtures in the garage high bay areas and replace with energy

effi cient LED high bay fi xtures.


6th POLICE PRECINCT



• Replace one hot water boiler and install two energy effi cient condensing hot water boilers.

• Replace existing domestic hot water boiler and storage tank with one energy effi cient standalone unit.

• Remove high pressure sodium fi xtures in the garage area and replace with energy effi cient LED high bay fi xtures.



9th POLICE PRECINCT



• Installed energy effi cient hot water condensing boilers and pumping systems to serve the offi ce area and vestibules.

• Installed modulating tube heaters in the garage and service areas.• Replaced and installed new energy effi cient lighting throughout the complex. The

high bay consisted of eight-foot T-12 fl uorescent fi xtures. These have been replaced with LED 150 Watt fi xtures. Four-foot and two foot T-12 fl uorescent lamps and magnetic ballast will be replaced with T-8 lamps and electronic ballasts found typically in offi ce, hallways and common areas.

• Replaced all pneumatic controllers with a direct digital control system.• Replaced existing mercury vapor parking lot lighting with LED parking lot fi xtures.


DAVISON SERVICE YARD





DETROIT HISTORICAL MUSEUM



• Install two energy effi cient condensing hot water boilers and circulated pumps.• Install T-12 lamp fi xtures and replaced with T-8 lamp fi xtures.• Install photo sensors in areas where ambient lighting is suffi cient for the space.• Outdoor parking areas receive LED parking lot pole mounted fi xtures.• Install a new high effi cient water-cooled chiller for cooling of the facility. Install

new chilled water and condenser water pumps. • Refurbish the existing cooling tower located on the second fl oor.• Electric base-board heating to remained in tact, however new zone controls install

to prevent manual operation.• Install a new primary hot deck / cold deck air handler that replaced the air handler

located in the basement.• Add a new main lobby air handler• Have direct digital control replaced all pneumatic controllers. This system has the

capacity to communicate with a central building automation system.• Install a drop ceiling with lay-in fl uorescent lighting fi xtures in the Assembly Hall.

This will make the space more energy effi cient and appealing.


BUTZEL COMMUNITY CENTER BUILDING



• Retrofi t existing fl uorescent T-12 lamp and standard ballast fi xtures with LED strip high output low bay garage lighting.


CULTURAL CENTER PARKING GARAGE



• All T-12 lamp fi xtures have been replaced with T-8 lamp fi xtures.• Installed high bay LED white lighting to replaced all mercury vapor / metal halide

and high-pressure sodium bay fi xtures.

Service: Electrical Engineering

HUBER SERVICE YARD



• Install high effi ciency hot water boilers to provide building heat.• Install an energy recovery heating system and dehumidifi cation system for the

swimming pool.• Upgrade and install energy saving lighting systems throughout the Center.• Replace and install water saving devices in both the men and women locker rooms.


KEMENY RECREATION CENTER



• Installed one air cooled chiller.• All T-12 lamps and standard magnetic ballasts replaced with T-8 fl uorescent lamps

and electronic ballast.

Service: Mechanical Engineering & Electrical EngineeringDate: June 2011

POLICE TRAINING ACADEMY



• Replaced T-12 fl uorescent lighting with T-5 high output low Wattage fl uorescent lighting fi xtures. The fi xture lamps are rated for 40,000 hours of operation.

• Replaced and decommissioned ineffi cient steam boilers with two high effi cient condensing hot water boilers. Steam coils were removed and replaced with hot water coils on two air handlers which serve offi ces on the east and west side of the facility.

• Installed infrared modulating gas-fi red tube heaters in the service bay areas. The tube heaters replaced steam fed suspended unit heaters. The unit heaters were abandoned in place and decommissioned.


SOUTHFIELD SERVICE YARD


EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITYYpsilanti, Michigan

A Certifi ed Energy Management Team from Facility-Solutions traveled around to different buildings on Easterns campus to examine the operation cost of 14 buildings. The fi rst energy audit with the implementation of the recommended energy conservation measures the university will realize a savings of approximately $47,445 at a budget cost of $228,500 for a simple return on investment of 4.8 years. The second energy audit with the implementation of the recommended energy conservation measures the university will realize a savings of approximately $47,445 at a budget cost of $228,500 for a simple return on investment of 4.8 years.

Service: Energy AuditsDate: December 2010 & June 2012

ENERGY AUDITS


• Gary Owen College of Business • Halle Library• Recreation Intramural Building• Porter College of Education• Convocation Center• Coatings Research• Cornell Apartments• Jones-Goddard

• 600 West Forest• 611 West Cross• 601 West Forest• 526 St. Johns• One Room Schoolhouse• West Campus Athletics


A Certifi ed Energy Management Team from Facility-Solutions traveled around to different buildings on Easterns campus to examine the operation cost of 14 buildings. The fi rst energy audit with the implementation of the recommended energy conservation measures the university will realize a savings of approximately $47,445 at a budget cost of $228,500 for a simple return on investment of 4.8 years. The second energy audit with the implementation of the recommended energy conservation measures the university will realize a savings of approximately $47,445 at a budget cost of $228,500 for a simple return on investment of 4.8 years.

Service: Energy AuditsDate: December 2010 & June 2012

ENERGY AUDITS


• Gary Owen College of Business • Halle Library• Recreation Intramural Building• Porter College of Education• Convocation Center• Coatings Research• Cornell Apartments• Jones-Goddard

• 600 West Forest• 611 West Cross• 601 West Forest• 526 St. Johns• One Room Schoolhouse• West Campus Athletics


The University was contacted by residents to explore options of removing a permanent barricade across a residential street at the entrance to EMU property. The Existing barricade on Ainsley Street forces vehicular traffi c to turn around in the right of way. Some of these vehicles are using residential driveways in order to complete the turn around.Facility-Solutions provided concept designs including 3D models that visualized the removal of the existing barricade at the entrance to EMU property and provided a place for non EMU vehicular traffi c to turn around. An automatic gate placed across Ainsley Street will allow Emergency and EMU vehicle traffi c continued access and restrict all others.Residential concern about “light and noise pollution” were addressed by renderings generated by Facility-Solutions.

Service: Civil EngineeringDate: July 2012

AINSLEY ROAD ACCESS



Facility-Solutions provided Civil Engineering for Eastern Michigan University, Oestrike Stadium. Our engineers were able to design a ramp that would allow wheelchair access bit be designated as a walkway vs. a handicap ramp. This design change saved the University thousands of dollars in construction costs. Code research and analysis as well a precise fi eld measurements and site investigation aided in this design.Parking lot striping and sign-age were also part of this design.

Service: Civil EngineeringDate: October 2012

OESTRIKE STADIUM ADA



Facility-Solutions worked with Eastern Michigan University on improvements that would dress up Hewitt Road to make it more appealing to students and visitors. EMU football stadium, convocation center, baseball fi eld, and indoor training facilities are all located on Hewitt Road on the eastern side of campus. Over 500,000 students and individuals use this road to attend EMU events.

To create a friendlier atmosphere a concept was designed for possible improvements. The road renderings were created in CAD and Adobe PhotoShop. Pedestrian light was placed along the sidewalk with vinyl banners, a 100 foot fl ag pole was engineered and placed on the top of the convocation center waving a 50 foot fl ag, over both entrances of the road is a rod iron Eastern Michigan University arch mounted on two 40 foot tall rock pillars, and on the opposite side of the venues there are 15 foot swoop fl ags. The height of the arch allows for trucks and all vehicles pass under with plenty of clearance. The arch also provides room for a banner to be posted up depending on different events that are taking place throughout the year.

Service: Streetscape DesignDate: September 2012

HEWITT ROAD IMPROVEMENTS



Facility-Solutions was selected to do schematic design of a new Art Village to consolidate sculpture, metals, fabrics, furniture design, woods, and jewelery into one area on campus. The resulting design consisted of a new 26,000 sq ft building and the retrofi t of an existing 10,000 sq ft one.

The new village will blend the use of outside/inside space and will provide the most interaction between the arts,the students, and the professors. The new building will have high ceiling spaces and plenty of glass to allow as much light as possible. A central court or mall has been incorporated to provide the display and critique space and interaction between the artistic disciplines. Interconnected outdoor spaces will be accessible by each art studio which will provide access to landscaped garden display spaces.

Service: Architectual Concept DesignDate: September 2012

3D ART BUILDING



Facility-Solutions created a video to help visual display the idea and concept of adding an art trail to Eastern Michigan University’s Campus. It showed how the University would look with before and after shots of areas that would be idea for masterpieces of art. Our team recommended a phone application that will personalize the artists information about the sculpture and help to encourage Eastern’s students to interact with the Art Trail.

Service: Video ModelingDate: November 2012

ART TRAIL


Energy Audits• Community Center/School• Elder Housing• Wellness Center• Old Clinic• IT Building• Log School and VA Museum• Log Community Center• Holy Rosary Church• RTC Offices• Fire Station• Construction Offices• Trust Lands• Heritage Museum• Daycare Building• Human Services Building• Tribal Office• Lodge & Casino

One of the projects highlights was a cooling system, which utilized water from Lake Superior.

Free Cooling• There is approximately 220 tons of direct expansion

(dx) mechanical cooling for the casino and lodge. • Installed a glycol/water based closed loop to a plate

and frame heat exchanger located in the lodge/casino to the lake (free cooling loop). Pump ~ 45-50 degree chilled water from the lake to the plate and frame.

• Removed the dx coils and install chilled water coils in the air handlers.

• Installed a chilled water loop from the plate and frame to all the air handlers serving the facility.

• Disconnected the condensing units serving the air handlers.

• Installed a small electric water chiller to supplement the free cooling loop.

• Installed a microprocessor based direct digital temperature control system. Increased speed and accuracy over HVAC equipment, thus lowering operating cost.

• Improved the dependability of the wood burning hot water boiler. The wood burning boiler is the primary source of heat with the oil fired boilers as the backup system.

Performed audits and analysis for 17 separate buildings including the lodge and casino for the Chippewa Indian Tribe in Grand Portage MN.


GRAND PORTAGE LODGE & CASINO

Energy Audits• Mound & Tribal Affairs • Multipurpose Building • Muscogee Travel Plaza • Okemah CDC • Okemah Head Start • Checotah Head Start • Elder Housing • Eufaula CDC • Eufaula Head Start • Okmulgee Fleet Repair • Okmulgee GSA • Holdenville CDC • Okmulgee Housing Building • Okmulgee CDC • Okmulgee Health Center • Okmulgee Head Start • Okmulgee Human Development • Okmulgee Travel Center • Sapula CDC • Okmulgee Trade and Commerce • Tulsa CDC • Tulsa Head Start • Wetumka Health Center and Head Start • Yardeka Head Start • Okmulgee Communications Building • Okmulgee Community Services Building • Okmulgee Food Service Building • Wetukma CDC

Facility-Solutions worked with MCN’s maintenance and operations staff and evaluated current facility operations and provided recommendations for system improvements. Findings concluded MCN will reduce its overall cost of energy by at least 25% by following our recommendations.

Building audits and analysis on 28 buildings for the Muscogee Creek Indian in Okmulgee Oklahoma.


MUSCOGEE CREEK INDIAN NATIONS

Energy Audits Clients

• James Martin Chevrolet• Game Day• Himelhoch Building• Central United Methodist Church• First Unitarian Universalist Church (EMEAC)

• Broderick Tower• 4201 & 3535 Cass• Villa Lante Apartments• The Charles Apartments• Ford Field • Fox Theater• Music Hall• Detroit Institute of Arts• Eastern Market• Focus Hope• Wayne County Community College


Facility-Solutions was hired as a special consultant and for constructions and energy development of their commercial Smart Building Program to manage a $10,000,000 Department of Energy Grant.

DETROIT ECONOMIC GROWTH CORPORATION

Energy Audits & EngineeringWe preformed energy audits and engineering services for many of their clients.

• The Louisville Building• Job 1 USA• Catholic Diocese of Toledo• Toledo Food Bank

TLCPA requested our assistance on modifying their $15,000,000 Department of Energy Grant to accommodate as many qualified recipients as possible.


TOLEDO / LUCAS COUNTY PORT AUTHORITY

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