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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
2021-2022
MASTER ENGINEERING AND
RELATED SERVICES
CONSULTANT SELECTION
N8W22195 Johnson Drive, Ste.180, Waukesha, WI 53186 T: 262-549-1190 F: 262-549-1620
TABLE OF CONTENTS Firm Identification/Cover Letter….……………………………………………Section 1 Firm Background, Qualifications and Experience…………......................................Section 2 Representative Projects for Activities Selected……………………...…………Section 3 Project Manager (s)……………………………………………….……….…Section 4 Project Manager’s Representative Projects………………...…….……….….... Section 5 Key Staff Member(s) (Up to three) ………………………………….…………Section 6 Representative Projects of Staff Member(s)……. …….…………………….…Section 7 Appendix………………………………………………………….…………Section 8 2021-2022 MASTER ENGINEERING AND RELATED SERVICES CONSULTANT SELECTION
ATTACHMENT #1
Request for Qualifications
For
2021-2022 Master Contract for Engineering and Related Services
City of Milwaukee
Department of Public Works
Activity Qualifications Checklist
NOTE: Prospective consultants are directed to check all boxes that apply to the activities for
which your firm wants to submit qualifications. Prospective consultants can submit
qualifications for as many activities as they desire.
NOTE: If prospective consultants want to apply for consideration as a “Full Service” consulting
firm, they must check all 5 boxes related to the activities under “GENERAL CIVIL Part A” and
submit qualifications for each activity.
Name of Consulting Firm: IBC Engineering Services, Inc.
GENERAL CIVIL Part A
1. Transportation and Parking Analysis and Design
2. Traffic Signal Analysis and Design
3. Roadway Engineering
4. Sewer Design
5. Storm Water Management, Planning, Design and Analysis
GENERAL CIVIL Part B
6. Survey
7. Transportation and Mobility Planning
8. CADD and GIS
9. SCADA
STRUCTURAL / BUILDING FACILITIES
10. Structure Analysis and Design
11. Architectural Services
X 12. Mechanical Engineering Services
RECREATIONAL FACILITIES PLANNING AND DESIGN
13. City Park Reconstruction and A/E Services
ELECTRICAL/COMMUNICATION
14. Street Lighting Design
15. Underground Communications and Duct System Design
WATER
16. Water Distribution Systems
17. Water Plant Facilities
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
18. Construction Management
19. Public Involvement
ENVIRONMENTAL / HAZARDOUS MATERIAL HANDLING
20. Environmental Analysis / Material Management
HISTORICAL / ARCHAEOLOGICAL
21. Historical / Archaeological Analysis and Consultation
BICYCLE / PEDESTIRAN FACILITIES DESIGN AND ANALYSIS
22. Pedestrian and Bicycle Transportation Planning, Analysis, Program
Delivery and Facilities Design
REAL ESTATE
23. Real Estate Appraisal, Negotiation and Relocation
GEOTECHNICAL
24. Geotechnical Analysis and Design
October 30, 2020 Mr. Jeffrey Polenske, P.E. Commissioner of Public Works 841 North Broadway, Room 701 Milwaukee, WI 53202 Dear Mr. Polenske: IBC Engineering Services, Inc. is pleased to submit to our statement of qualification to provide mechanical engineering design services to the City of Milwaukee. We have organized our qualifications to follow the RFQ outline provided. IBC Engineering Services, Inc. established in 1990 is an award winning engineering firm based in Wisconsin, with offices in Illinois and Florida. We specialize in design and commissioning of HVAC, Electrical, Plumbing and Fire Protection Systems. We offer a full range of services from energy modeling and daylighting analysis to the fully integrated design of multi-million dollar construction projects. In addition, IBC Engineering is registered/certified as a Small Business Enterprise (SBE) with the City of Milwaukee, and a Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) and a Woman Owned Enterprise (WBE) with the State of Wisconsin. IBC Engineering Services is licensed to operate in the State of Wisconsin. Additionally, our firm does not have plans to maintain a full time project office in Milwaukee. IBC Engineering has been providing quality engineering services to the City of Milwaukee and surrounding areas for over 30 years. City of Milwaukee projects that IBC has been involved with include the Police Administration Buildings, St. Paul Avenue Bridge Condition Report and Rehabilitation, West Wisconsin Avenue Condition Report and Rehabilitation, Juneau Avenue Bridge Condition Report and Rehabilitation, Walnut Street and Mason Street Bridge Upgrades, Tayco Street Lift Bridge Upgrades, City Hall 3rd, 4th, and 5th Floor Renovations, City Attorney’s Office Renovations (on-hold), DPW Parking Services Study and Kilbourn Tunnel. We are proposing Tom King, RD, LEED AP as the Project Manager, therefore he is authorized to negotiate the contract for the firm. Enclosed is his contact information: Tom King, RD, LEED AP, Senior Project Manager, 262-522-4417 tomk@ibcengineering.com It is our understanding the City of Milwaukee Department of Public Works is seeking qualifications from consultants interested in providing engineering and related services for the City of Milwaukee Department of Public works and potentially other City Departments and agencies. IBC Engineering is particularly well suited as a consultant having provided similar design services to the City on past projects, delivered on time and within budget. Our approach to serving our clients is to put together the best team possible to meet our clients’ needs. We feel our team, presented within this qualification statement, has the experience to meet and exceed your expectations for desired projects. We appreciate the opportunity to submit this statement of qualification and look forward working with you. If you have any questions or require additional information, please contact me at 262-522-4417. Sincerely, IBC ENGINEERING SERVICES, INC. Thomas J. King, RD, LEED AP Senior Project Manager
FIRM BACKGROUND, QUALIFICATIONS
AND EXPERIENCE
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING SERVICES
The IBC Team offers a unique combination of firm capabilities and experience, individual expertise,
local knowledge, and a proven track record on similar projects. We have committed top level,
experienced professionals in key project leadership roles that will provide unequaled professional
resources. Our project manager maintains a proven track record on similar municipal projects. His
credentials include more than 25 years of mechanical engineering design projects, both locally and
nationally. Additionally, our team knows what must be done to successfully implement a high
quality project on time and within budget. We have a clear understanding of the City of
Milwaukee’s philosophy and requirements. We are uniquely qualified to provide the following
services to the City of Milwaukee.
A. Mechanical engineering (ME) design services for the upgrade/replacement of existing and
installation of new mechanical systems at various City of Milwaukee buildings, including
all HVAC, pluming, fire suppression and related architectural, structural, life/safety, and
electrical design as necessary for their assigned independent projects.
B. Design works involved in these projects includes, but are not limited to, the
upgrade/replacement of existing (in whole or part) and installation of new HVAC,
plumbing, fire suppression and life/safety systems.
C. Preliminary design work to determine the most effective and efficient systems and
equipment or combination thereof, to be installed or replace the existing systems and/or
equipment; design development to engineer the interaction of the new equipment with
other building systems where applicable.
D. Incorporation of all required equipment accessories into design; preparation of contract
documents (plans and project manual) for bidding construction; preparation of detailed
cost estimates and time schedules based upon final design; and bidding and construction
phase services.
E. Coordination of the project design team for all the above services.
F. Project support functions as needed, including structural engineering, CADD drafting and
construction inspection services, to assist City staff on projects.
Enclosed are three representative projects completed for the City of Milwaukee:
Police Administration Building (PAB) Mechanical Chase and High Rise Upgrades – Milwaukee,
Wisconsin: The PAB Mechanical Chase and High Rise Upgrades is the first phase of a multi-phase
project to upgrade the existing PAB. This first phase included multiple upgrades for compliance
with the high rise section of the building code. Additional upgrades in this phase provided the
HVAC, plumbing, electrical and fire protection infrastructure to accommodate the future phases of
work that will take place on a floor by floor basis. The Police Department continued to operate
from this building during construction.
2021-2022 MASTER ENGINEERING AND RELATED SERVICES CONSULTANT SELECTIONFIRM BACKGROUND, QUALIFICATIONS
AND EXPERIENCE
The scope of mechanical work included: new supply air riser ducts from existing penthouse air
handling units, routed down exterior shafts (east and west) and capped at each floor level for
future use, new pressurization fans and controls for stair towers and elevator hoist ways, new fan
coil system to condition newly created elevator equipment room in 8th floor penthouse for security
elevator, five new variable air volume (VAV) terminal units and controls serving various areas
connected to new supply air and hot water risers.
Client Reference:
Peter Kucha
Senior Project Manager/Principal
Eppstein Uhen Architects
peterk@eua.com
Milwaukee Police Administration (PAB) Building 5th Floor Renovation – Milwaukee, Wisconsin: The
PAB 5th Floor Renovations was the 2nd Phase of a multi-phase project to upgrade the existing PAB.
This project included extensive HVAC, plumbing, fire protection, security, and architectural
upgrades to the 5th floor. The 5th floor project included a new booking and holding cell area,
workout room, office space and limited renovation to an existing holding cell area. To facilitate the
5th floor renovations remodeling work occurred on the 4th and 6th floors. MPD staff was temporarily
relocated to floors 2 and 3 during remodeling. IBC provided mechanical, plumbing and fire
protection design services for the project.
Client Reference:
Peter Kucha
Senior Project Manager/Principal
Eppstein Uhen Architects
peterk@eua.com
Milwaukee Police Administration Building (PAB) 3rd Floor Remodel – Milwaukee, Wisconsin:
Project manager for continued renovation of the Milwaukee Police Administration
Building. Provided mechanical, electrical, and plumbing design for 20,000 GSF renovation of the 3 rd
floor for investigation department offices and support spaces, as well as human resources and
accounting offices for MPD.
Client Reference:
Jack Blume, AIA/CDT
Principal/Vice President/Senior Project Manager
Zimmerman Architectural Studios, Inc.
Jack.Blume@zastudios.com
2021-2022 MASTER ENGINEERING AND RELATED SERVICES CONSULTANT SELECTIONREPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS FOR
ACTIVITES SELECTED
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING SERVICES
Police Administration Building (PAB) Mechanical Chase and High Rise Upgrades – Milwaukee, Wisconsin: The PAB
Mechanical Chase and High Rise Upgrades is the first phase of a multi-phase project to upgrade the existing PAB.
This first phase included multiple upgrades for compliance with the high rise section of the building code. Additional
upgrades in this phase provided the HVAC, plumbing, electrical and fire protection infrastructure to accommodate the
future phases of work that will take place on a floor by floor basis. The Police Department continued to operate from
this building during construction. The scope of mechanical work included: new supply air riser ducts from existing
penthouse air handling units, routed down exterior shafts (east and west) and capped at each floor level for future
use, new pressurization fans and controls for stair towers and elevator hoist ways, new fan coil system to condition
newly created elevator equipment room in 8th floor penthouse for security elevator, five new variable air volume
(VAV) terminal units and controls serving various areas connected to new supply air and hot water risers.
Client Reference:
Peter Kucha
Senior Project Manager/Principal
Eppstein Uhen Architects
peterk@eua.com
Milwaukee Police Administration (PAB) Building 5th Floor Renovation – Milwaukee, Wisconsin: The PAB 5th Floor
Renovations was the 2nd Phase of a multi-phase project to upgrade the existing PAB. This project included extensive
HVAC, plumbing, fire protection, security, and architectural upgrades to the 5th floor. The 5th floor project included a
new booking and holding cell area, workout room, office space and limited renovation to an existing holding cell area.
To facilitate the 5th floor renovations remodeling work occurred on the 4th and 6th floors. MPD staff was temporarily
relocated to floors 2 and 3 during remodeling. IBC provided mechanical, plumbing and fire protection design services
for the project.
Client Reference:
Peter Kucha
Senior Project Manager/Principal
Eppstein Uhen Architects
peterk@eua.com
Milwaukee Police Administration Building 3rd Floor Remodel – Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Continued renovation of the
Milwaukee Police Administration Building. Provided mechanical, electrical, and plumbing design for 20,000 GSF
renovation of the 3rd floor for investigation department offices and support spaces, as well as human resources and
accounting offices for MPD.
Client Reference:
Jack Blume, AIA/CDT
Principal/Vice President/Senior Project Manager
Zimmerman Architectural Studios, Inc.
Jack.Blume@zastudios.com
2021-2022 MASTER ENGINEERING AND RELATED SERVICES CONSULTANT SELECTIONREPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS FOR
ACTIVITES SELECTED
Milwaukee Police Administration Building 4th Floor Remodel – Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Project manager for continued
renovation of the Milwaukee Police Administration Building. Providing mechanical and plumbing design for 20,000
GSF renovation of the 4th floor for investigation department offices and support spaces, including evidence
packaging/drying room.
Milwaukee Police Administration (PAB) Building 6th Floor Remodel – Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Provided mechanical
and plumbing design for 20,000 GSF renovation of the 6th floor for police department offices and support spaces. The
PAB 6th Floor Renovations was the 3rd Phase of a multi-phase project to upgrade the existing PAB.
Police Administration Building (PAB) Garage Repairs Lower and Upper Level Design – Milwaukee, Wisconsin: The
PAB Garage Repair project involved an analysis and proposed solutions report to identify and remedy the existing
drainage and floor deterioration issues for the two level underground parking garage located in Downtown
Milwaukee. The 45 year old parking garage has been experiencing drainage problems and deteriorating floor slab
areas in recent years due to age and buildup of debris in the original underfloor piping and catch basins.
City of Milwaukee Forestry Department, Greenhouse Boiler Replacement –Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Design of
greenhouse boiler replacement.
City Hall 3rd, 4th, and 5th Floor Renovations - Milwaukee, Wisconsin: IBC was retained to provide upgrades to the
mechanical, electrical, plumbing and fire protection systems.
City Attorney’s Office Renovation (on-hold) – Milwaukee, Wisconsin: IBC was retained to provide MEP design
services for the office renovation. Currently the project is on-hold.
Kilbourn Tunnel – Milwaukee, Wisconsin: IBC was retained to provide mechanical and electrical support for the
tunnel concrete repair.
DPW Parking Services Study – Milwaukee, Wisconsin: IBC was retained to provide a parking services study.
Northwestern Mutual Tower and Commons – Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Building on their 150+ year history in
Milwaukee the Northwestern Mutual Tower and Commons will anchor a new skyline along the city’s lakefront. At 32
stories and over 1.1 million square feet the development is the largest office tower to be built in Milwaukee in 40
years. Working with a national design team, IBC Engineering Services is designing sustainable engineering systems
for the 3-story commons space that spans two city blocks. The nearly 500,000 square foot commons space is open to
the public and incorporates a 3-acre green space, a visitor center, and café and casual dining spaces. IBC provided
sustainable MEP design.
Juneau Avenue Bridge Replacement: Bridge House – Milwaukee, Wisconsin: The Juneau Avenue bridge was
originally built in 1953 and is a typical bascule bridge design with two bridge leafs that open to river traffic. The new
bridge design will be a vertical lift bridge featuring new railings, walkways, closed bridge deck, bridge house
relocated to the northeast corner, new system controls, mechanics, and lighting.
2021-2022 MASTER ENGINEERING AND RELATED SERVICES CONSULTANT SELECTIONREPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS FOR
ACTIVITES SELECTED
St. John’s on the Lake – The Town Center - Milwaukee, Wisconsin: One of Milwaukee’s premier retirement
communities, St. John’s on the Lake expanded its facility to include a new 21 story tower housing 100 independent
living units, connected to the existing buildings via shared town center. This town center acts as a link for both the
new and present residents while providing amenities to the entire site such as a wellness facility, multi-purpose
room, art gallery, and a semi-public bistro. The 1,400 square foot to 1,800 square foot apartments featured high-end
amenities such as terraces with Lake Michigan and downtown views, large windows, and customized layouts. IBC
provided full MEP services.
Milwaukee County House of Corrections – North Dorm HVAC Upgrades – Franklin, Wisconsin: The North Dorm
HVAC Upgrades included design and construction support services for the demolition of existing air handling units,
addition of a DX cooling coil and condensing unit for an existing air handling unit, the addition of a new air handling
unit with air cooled condensing unit and the replacement of select general building exhaust fans and all associated
duct work and automatic temperature controls revisions required to successfully complete the project. The project
upgraded the ventilation and added much needed mechanical cooling to the north dormitory buildings. The new
systems replaced old, inefficient steam radiators and non-compliant ventilation systems. The design incorporated
premium motors and variable frequency drives as well as dehumidification and dew point economizer controls to
provide increased comfort and energy efficiency.
Milwaukee Intermodal Station – Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Selected in a competitive proposal process by the
Wisconsin Department of Transportation, Milwaukee Intermodal Partners (a Joint Venture Partnership between
Project Management Advisors, Inc. and Wilton Partners, LLC) completed a redevelopment of the existing Amtrak
station property located in downtown Milwaukee into a multi-modal transit facility. Originally opened in 1965, the
station currently ranks among Amtrak’s 25 busiest in ridership nationwide. The $17 million redevelopment plan
involved a total renovation of the existing three story 60,000 square foot building, including removal of the existing
façade and the addition of a 7,500 square foot three story glass atrium. IBC Engineering provided comprehensive
mechanical, electrical and plumbing design services.
The signature project has received numerous awards including the American Institute of Architects – Wisconsin
Design Award, The Building of America Awards Network – Wisconsin Top Projects Award, Wisconsin Commercial
Real Estate Women – Urban Impact Award, American Society of Civil Engineers Wisconsin Chapter Project of the
Year, Mayor’s Urban Design Award, Milwaukee Business Journal Project of the Year Award, Milwaukee Downtown
Achievement CPR Award, and the Wisconsin Builders Top Projects Award.
St. Paul Avenue Bridge: Condition Report – Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Originally constructed in 1966, the lift bridge at
St. Paul Avenue is slated for rehabilitation. IBC Engineering was part of the design team that conducted a thorough
existing conditions report and rehabilitation recommendations document for the City of Milwaukee. Detailed site
inspections were performed on all bridge and structural elements, as well as the bridge house structure.
West Wisconsin Avenue Condition Report & Rehabilitation – Milwaukee, Wisconsin: IBC provided mechanical,
electrical, and plumbing assessment and repairs for the existing Operator’s House. In addition, IBC was an integral
part of the design team that conducted a Bridge Conditions report that summarized the condition of the existing lift
bridge and approaches, and rehabilitation recommendations.
2021-2022 MASTER ENGINEERING AND RELATED SERVICES CONSULTANT SELECTIONREPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS FOR
ACTIVITES SELECTED
Housing Authority of the City of Milwaukee – Westlawn Revitalization – Milwaukee, Wisconsin: First developed in
the 1950’s, this 75 acre development on Milwaukee’s northwest side has provided critical affordable housing for the
city’s poorest families, providing a mix of 950 housing units for low and moderate income families and seniors.
In 2010, the Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority (WHEDA) awarded HACM $76 million in Low-
Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTC) to begin redevelopment of the east side of Westlawn. It was the largest LIHTC
award in state history. Purchased in 2011 by PNC Bank, the tax credit investment and additional funds made possible
the modernization of Wisconsin’s largest and one of Milwaukee’s oldest affordable housing communities. Westlawn
Gardens has been recognized as a world model for healthy and sustainable neighborhood design.
In 2013, it was certified LEED-ND Stage 3 Silver (v2009), the highest LEED-rated neighborhood in the world at the
time. It also received LEED Platinum for Homes certification in 2013, the first such certification in the City of
Milwaukee and one of only six such certifications in the State of Wisconsin. The neighborhood has an extensive
storm water management system and innovative energy efficiency features, including Milwaukee’s first streetlight
system that utilizes LED lighting.
Kinnickinnic Transportation Building – Milwaukee County, Wisconsin: The Kinnickinnic Transportation Building
existing HVAC system was 31 years old and required constant repair. IBC Engineering Services, Inc. was retained to
provide design services to verify existing site conditions, code review for plan compliance with local, state and
federal rules and regulation, adherence to sustainable design practices and identifying necessary and/or incidental
issues that will mitigate problems and/or risks throughout the course of the project.
IBC Engineering replaced the existing boiler, a multi zone air handling unit, hot water radiation/units and a
condensing unit along with pneumatic controls with two new boilers, a new air handling unit with VAV boxes, two
exhaust fans, new hot water radiation/units and a new condensing unit along with new DDC controls.
Milwaukee Theatre – Milwaukee, Wisconsin: The historic 1909 Milwaukee Auditorium was renamed the Milwaukee
Theatre and the project converted an outdated, flat-floored horseshoe shaped arena into a state-of-the-art 4,000 seat
theater and concert hall. Bringing the century old building up to today’s building codes, as well as the limitations of
the original structural systems in accommodating the necessary mechanical upgrades, proved to be a challenge. A
signature feature is the new Grand Entry Court, a half-domed rotunda lobby ringed with three levels of gallery
walkways, created from the rear of the original hall’s arched ceiling. Other improvements include expanded
“working” spaces, extensive circulation space, an increased number of rest rooms, and complete accessibility
throughout.
2021-2022 MASTER ENGINEERING AND RELATED SERVICES CONSULTANT SELECTIONREPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS FOR
ACTIVITES SELECTED
System Highlights included: Very low duct air velocities to ensure minimal air noise, existing chiller plant was
completely replaced with two new air-cooled chillers with a total capacity of 640 tons, new highly efficient heating
plant converts steam to hot water at a rate of 5,200 lbs./hr., improved stage and house lighting, fiber optic lighting in
the grand entry court and three levels of gallery walkways, replacement of piping and plumbing fixtures to ensure
extraneous noise does not travel, and upgrade of main utilities to accommodate larger usage demands.
Milwaukee VA Hospital Medical Gas Utility Management Plan – Milwaukee, Wisconsin: The Milwaukee VA
Medical Center undertook the implementation of a building utility inventory and assessment for the 10 story hospital
starting in 2005. The purpose of these projects was to document the various mechanical and electrical services
within the hospital to meet regulatory compliance. The second phase of this multi-utility assessment involved
documentation and creation of a database and as built drawings of the medical gas piping systems. IBC worked with
the VA to gather all known existing medical gas drawings from the original 1964 construction through all renovations
completed at the time of this project. A compiled AutoCAD set of as built drawings were prepared from the hard copy
as built drawings. A system riser diagram was also created to show an overall diagram of the medical gas system for
the hospital.
The second major component to this project was the tagging of valves on the drawings and creation of a database
that included the valve information such as size, location, system served and rooms or areas affected by shut off of
the valve. IBC worked with the VA to develop a valve tagging naming convention based on wing, room, and valve
size.
The valve tags in the AutoCAD drawings were then linked to a database with additional information about the valve,
including a field for a unique bar code identifier for a future valve tagging project. The database link allowed the VA
to update either the drawing or the database which in turn update the remaining linked drawing or database. This
process assured the VA that both the drawings and the database would be populated simultaneously with any
updated data.
Milwaukee VA Hospital Water Utility Management Plan – Milwaukee, Wisconsin: The Milwaukee VA Medical
Center undertook the implementation of a building utility inventory and assessment for the 10 story hospital starting
in 2005. The purpose of these projects was to document the various mechanical and electrical services within the
hospital to meet regulatory compliance.
The first phase of this multi-utility assessment involved documentation and creation of a database and as-built
drawings of the domestic water systems. IBC worked with the VA to gather all known existing plumbing drawings
from the original 1964 construction through all renovations completed at the time of this project. IBC then took these
drawings and performed a field verification of existing conditions. A compiled AutoCAD set of as-built drawings
were prepared from the original drawings and field verification. The second major component to this project was the
tagging of valves on the drawings and creation of a database that included the valve information such as size,
location, system served and rooms or areas affected by shut off of the valve. IBC worked with the VA to develop a
valve tagging naming convention based on wing, room, and valve size.
2021-2022 MASTER ENGINEERING AND RELATED SERVICES CONSULTANT SELECTIONPROJECT MANAGER(s)
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING SERVICES
Tom King, RD, LEED AP, will be the Senior Project Manager. Tom is a dedicated team player and
has a strong construction background that incorporates over twenty-five years of experience in
mechanical, plumbing and fire protection contracting and design. He is highly organized and detail
oriented professional, with expertise in the technical aspects of the construction process.
Contact Information:
Tom King, RD, LEED AP
Senior Project Manager
Telephone: 262-522-4417
Mobile: 262-370-2009
Email: tomk@ibcengineering.com
Office Location: Waukesha, Wisconsin
Police Administration Building (PAB) Mechanical Chase and High-Rise Upgrades – Milwaukee,
Wisconsin: Project Manager - The PAB Mechanical Chase and High Rise Upgrades is the first
phase of a multi-phase project to upgrade the existing PAB. This first phase included multiple
upgrades for compliance with the high-rise section of the building code. Additional upgrades in
this phase provided the HVAC, plumbing, electrical and fire protection infrastructure to
accommodate the future phases of work that will take place on a floor by floor basis. The Police
Department continued to operate from this building during construction. The scope of mechanical
work included: new supply air riser ducts from existing penthouse air handling units, routed down
exterior shafts (east and west) and capped at each floor level for future use, new pressurization
fans and controls for stair towers and elevator hoist ways, new fan coil system to condition newly
created elevator equipment room in 8th floor penthouse for security elevator, five new variable air
volume (VAV) terminal units and controls serving various areas connected to new supply air and hot
water risers.
Client Reference:
Peter Kucha
Senior Project Manager/Principal
Eppstein Uhen Architects
peterk@eua.com
2021-2022 MASTER ENGINEERING AND RELATED SERVICES CONSULTANT SELECTIONPROJECT MANAGER(s) Milwaukee Police Administration (PAB) Building 5th Floor Renovation – Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Project Manager - The PAB 5th Floor Renovations was the 2nd Phase of a multi-phase project to upgrade the existing PAB. This project included extensive HVAC, plumbing, electrical, fire protection, security, and architectural upgrades to the 5th floor. The 5th floor project included a new booking and holding cell area, workout room, office space and limited renovation to an existing holding cell area. To facilitate the 5th floor renovations remodeling work occurred on the 4th and 6th floors. MPD staff was temporarily relocated to floors 2 and 3 during remodeling. IBC provided mechanical, plumbing and fire protection design services for the project. Client Reference: Peter Kucha Senior Project Manager/Principal Eppstein Uhen Architects peterk@eua.com Milwaukee Police Administration Building 3rd Floor Remodel – Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Project Manager for continued renovation of the Milwaukee Police Administration Building. Provided mechanical, electrical, and plumbing design for 20,000 GSF renovation of the 3rd floor for investigation department offices and support spaces, as well as human resources and accounting offices for MPD. Client Reference: Jack Blume, AIA/CDT Principal/Vice President/Senior Project Manager Zimmerman Architectural Studios, Inc. Jack.Blume@zastudios.com 2021-2022 MASTER ENGINEERING AND RELATED SERVICES CONSULTANT SELECTION
PROJECT MANAGER’S
REPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING SERVICES
Police Administration Building (PAB) Mechanical Chase and High Rise Upgrades – Milwaukee,
Wisconsin: The PAB Mechanical Chase and High Rise Upgrades is the first phase of a multi-phase
project to upgrade the existing PAB. This first phase included multiple upgrades for compliance
with the high rise section of the building code. Additional upgrades in this phase provided the
HVAC, plumbing, electrical and fire protection infrastructure to accommodate the future phases of
work that will take place on a floor by floor basis. The Police Department continued to operate
from this building during construction. The scope of mechanical work included: new supply air
riser ducts from existing penthouse air handling units, routed down exterior shafts (east and west)
and capped at each floor level for future use, new pressurization fans and controls for stair towers
and elevator hoist ways, new fan coil system to condition newly created elevator equipment room
in 8th floor penthouse for security elevator, five new variable air volume (VAV) terminal units and
controls serving various areas connected to new supply air and hot water risers.
Client Reference:
Peter Kucha
Senior Project Manager/Principal
Eppstein Uhen Architects
peterk@eua.com
Milwaukee Police Administration (PAB) Building 5th Floor Renovation – Milwaukee, Wisconsin: The
PAB 5th Floor Renovations was the 2nd Phase of a multi-phase project to upgrade the existing PAB.
This project included extensive HVAC, plumbing, fire protection, security, and architectural
upgrades to the 5th floor. The 5th floor project included a new booking and holding cell area,
workout room, office space and limited renovation to an existing holding cell area. To facilitate the
5th floor renovations remodeling work occurred on the 4th and 6th floors. MPD staff was temporarily
relocated to floors 2 and 3 during remodeling. IBC provided mechanical, plumbing and fire
protection design services for the project.
Client Reference:
Peter Kucha
Senior Project Manager/Principal
Eppstein Uhen Architects
peterk@eua.com
2021-2022 MASTER ENGINEERING AND RELATED SERVICES CONSULTANT SELECTIONPROJECT MANAGER’S
REPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS
Milwaukee Police Administration Building 3rd Floor Remodel – Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Project
Manager for continued renovation of the Milwaukee Police Administration Building. Provided
mechanical, electrical, and plumbing design for 20,000 GSF renovation of the 3rd floor for
investigation department offices and support spaces, as well as human resources and accounting
offices for MPD.
Client Reference:
Jack Blume, AIA/CDT
Principal/Vice President/Senior Project Manager
Zimmerman Architectural Studios, Inc.
Jack.Blume@zastudios.com
City of Milwaukee Forestry Department, Greenhouse Boiler Replacement –Milwaukee, Wisconsin:
Project Manager for the design of boiler replacement.
Milwaukee Police Administration Building 4th Floor Remodel – Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Project
Manager for continued renovation of the Milwaukee Police Administration Building. Providing
mechanical and plumbing design for 20,000 GSF renovation of the 4th floor for investigation
department offices and support spaces, including evidence packaging/drying room.
Milwaukee County House of Corrections – North Dorm HVAC Upgrades – Franklin, Wisconsin:
Project Manager. The North Dorm HVAC Upgrades included design and construction support
services for the demolition of existing air handling units, addition of a DX cooling coil and
condensing unit for an existing air handling unit, the addition of a new air handling unit with air
cooled condensing unit and the replacement of select general building exhaust fans and all
associated duct work and automatic temperature controls revisions required to successfully
complete the project. The project upgraded the ventilation and added much needed mechanical
cooling to the north dormitory buildings. The new systems replaced old, inefficient steam radiators
and non-compliant ventilation systems. The design incorporated premium motors and variable
frequency drives as well as dehumidification and dew point economizer controls to provide
increased comfort and energy efficiency.
Milwaukee County – Courthouse Planning Program Phases 1 and 2 – Milwaukee, Wisconsin:
Project Manager for evaluation of historic courthouse to determine best use for the courthouse
building and adjacent safety building. Phase 1 focused on court related spaces. Phase 2 focuses on
non-court related activities. IBC was retained to evaluate existing MEP systems and determine
options for proposed space programming of spaces.
2021-2022 MASTER ENGINEERING AND RELATED SERVICES CONSULTANT SELECTIONPROJECT MANAGER’S
REPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS
Milwaukee County – Safety Building Cooling Tower Replacement – Milwaukee, Wisconsin:
Project Manager for design services for the replacement of an existing cooling tower located on the
roof of the Milwaukee County Safety Building with a new 250-ton unit. The project included
premium efficiency motor, variable frequency drive and updated controls to provide improved
efficiency for the chilled water system.
General Mitchell International Airport Boiler Replacement – Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Project
Manager for the design of boiler replacement at the GMIA powerhouse.
Marcia P. Coggs Human Service Center – Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Project Manager. HVAC
upgrades including the relocation of existing VAV systems, modifying ductwork, new VAV systems,
hydronic booster coils, fin tube heating, pumps, and controls. Modification of air distribution
systems, heating systems, lighting power distribution and computer network systems. Evaluation
and replacement of boiler and chiller plants and associated sub-systems, including replacement of
chillers, tower, pumps, and the modification of piping, control and associated sub-systems.
Including, an existing 250-ton centrifugal cooler and rooftop mounted cooling tower was removed
and replaced with a new 320-ton modular multi-stack chiller system. In addition to a new HVAC
controls including DDC controls and a computer platform for user interface.
St. Anthony’s Apartments – Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Project Manager. St. Anthony
Apartments includes 54 one-bedroom and 5 studio apartments. Each apartment includes its
own bathroom and kitchen. The apartments deliver affordable permanent supportive
housing targeting individuals that are chronically homeless and those at risk of
homelessness. Most residents will have very low-income or have no income. The building
features approximately 15,000 square feet of commercial space which will be utilized by
three community service programs. IBC Engineering provided MEP design assist services
and energy modeling services for the project. Project is currently going for LEED for Homes
– Multifamily (Platinum).
Sherman Park Boys & Girls Club HVAC Renovation – Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Project Manager for
the Sherman Park Boys & Girls club HVAC Renovation. Scope of work included demolition of
existing electrical circuits serving existing HVAC equipment being removed; new circuiting from
existing electrical panels to serve the new air-handling equipment, boilers, circulating pumps,
exhaust fans, and HVAC equipment control panels; network data cabling to the HVAC equipment
control panels; modifications to the existing fire alarm system to provide duct mounted smoke
detectors for automatic shutdown control of air-handling equipment.
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MECHANICAL ENGINEERING SERVICES
Lev Zvenyach, P.E., CPMP, LEED AP, Lev is an outstanding leader and educator, Lev’s 30+ years of
experience includes both national and international projects with a focus on sustainable
technologies. A proactive problem solver who believes every building should be designed with an
emphasis on higher energy efficiency, occupancy comfort and minimal impact on the environment,
Lev excels at creating innovative solutions for a variety of environments.
Contact Information:
Lev Zvenyach, P.E., CPMP, LEED AP
Telephone: 262-522-4412
Mobile: 414-587-7294
Email: levz@ibcengineering.com
Office Location: Waukesha, Wisconsin
Mike Roller, P.E., LEED AP, Mike has over 35 years of experience and includes a broad range of
projects for municipal, industrial, and institutional clients. He is a responsive engineer who
believes in keeping his clients involved and informed. With his natural leadership abilities and
exceptional problem solving skills. Mike also mentors our younger staff, focusing on teamwork and
quality control.
Contact Information:
Mike Roller, P.E., LEED AP
Telephone: 262-522-4422
Mobile: 414-430-8004
Email: miker@ibcengineering.com
Office Location: Waukesha, Wisconsin
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Scott Beglinger, RD, LEED AP, Scott is an accomplished HVAC and plumbing systems designer with
over 25 years of experience, Scott possesses a keen sense for details and excellent communication
skills. Passionate about the environment and sustainable building practices, he has been involved
in several facilities that incorporate renewable energy features.
Contact Information:
Scott Beglinger, RD, LEED AP
Telephone: 262-522-4419
Mobile: 414-254-3003
Email: scottb@ibcengineering.com
Office Location: Waukesha, Wisconsin
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MECHANICAL ENGINEERING SERVICES
Police Administration Building (PAB) Mechanical Chase and High Rise Upgrades – Milwaukee, Wisconsin: The PAB
Mechanical Chase and High Rise Upgrades is the first phase of a multi-phase project to upgrade the existing PAB.
This first phase included multiple upgrades for compliance with the high rise section of the building code. Additional
upgrades in this phase provided the HVAC, plumbing, electrical and fire protection infrastructure to accommodate the
future phases of work that will take place on a floor by floor basis. The Police Department continued to operate from
this building during construction. The scope of mechanical work included: new supply air riser ducts from existing
penthouse air handling units, routed down exterior shafts (east and west) and capped at each floor level for future
use, new pressurization fans and controls for stair towers and elevator hoist ways, new fan coil system to condition
newly created elevator equipment room in 8th floor penthouse for security elevator, five new variable air volume
(VAV) terminal units and controls serving various areas connected to new supply air and hot water risers.
Key Staff Involvement: Lev Zvenyach - Principal, Tom King - Project Manager/Engineer
Client Reference:
Peter Kucha
Senior Project Manager/Principal
Eppstein Uhen Architects
peterk@eua.com
Milwaukee Police Administration (PAB) Building 5th Floor Renovation – Milwaukee, Wisconsin: The PAB 5th Floor
Renovations was the 2nd Phase of a multi-phase project to upgrade the existing PAB. This project included extensive
HVAC, plumbing, fire protection, security, and architectural upgrades to the 5th floor. The 5th floor project included a
new booking and holding cell area, workout room, office space and limited renovation to an existing holding cell area.
To facilitate the 5th floor renovations remodeling work occurred on the 4th and 6th floors. MPD staff was temporarily
relocated to floors 2 and 3 during remodeling. IBC provided mechanical, plumbing and fire protection design services
for the project.
Key Staff Involvement: Lev Zvenyach – Principal, Tom King – Project Manager/Engineer
Client Reference:
Peter Kucha
Senior Project Manager/Principal
Eppstein Uhen Architects
peterk@eua.com
Milwaukee Police Administration Building 3rd Floor Remodel – Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Project Manager for
continued renovation of the Milwaukee Police Administration Building. Provided mechanical, electrical, and plumbing
design for 20,000 GSF renovation of the 3rd floor for investigation department offices and support spaces, as well as
human resources and accounting offices for MPD.
Key Staff Involvement: Lev Zvenyach – Principal, Tom King – Project Manager/Engineer
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Client Reference:
Jack Blume, AIA/CDT
Principal/Vice President/Senior Project Manager
Zimmerman Architectural Studios, Inc.
Jack.Blume@zastudios.com
Milwaukee Police Administration Building 4th Floor Remodel – Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Project manager for continued
renovation of the Milwaukee Police Administration Building. Providing mechanical and plumbing design for 20,000
GSF renovation of the 4th floor for investigation department offices and support spaces, including evidence
packaging/drying room.
Key Staff Involvement: Lev Zvenyach – Principal, Tom King – Project Manager/Engineer, Scott Beglinger – Project
Engineer
Milwaukee Police Administration (PAB) Building 6th Floor Remodel – Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Provided mechanical
and plumbing design for 20,000 GSF renovation of the 6th floor for police department offices and support spaces. The
PAB 6th Floor Renovations was the 3rd Phase of a multi-phase project to upgrade the existing PAB.
Key Staff Involvement: Lev Zvenyach - Principal, Scott Beglinger – Project Engineer
City of Milwaukee Forestry Department, Greenhouse Boiler Replacement –Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Design of
greenhouse boiler replacement.
Key Staff Involvement: Lev Zvenyach - Principal, Tom King – Project Manager/Project Engineer
City Hall 3rd, 4th, and 5th Floor Renovations - Milwaukee, Wisconsin: IBC was retained to provide upgrades to the
mechanical, electrical, plumbing and fire protection systems.
Key Staff Involvement: Lev Zvenyach – Principal, Tom King – Project Manager/Project Engineer, Scott Beglinger –
Project Engineer
City Attorney’s Office Renovation (on-hold) – Milwaukee, Wisconsin: IBC was retained to provide MEP design
services for the office renovation. Currently the project is on-hold.
Key Staff Involvement: Lev Zvenyach – Principal, Tom King – Project Manager/Project Engineer, Scott Beglinger –
Project Engineer
Kilbourn Tunnel – Milwaukee, Wisconsin: IBC was retained to provide mechanical and electrical support for the
tunnel concrete repair.
Key Staff Involvement: Lev Zvenyach – Principal, Tom King – Project Manager/Project Engineer, Mike Roller –
Project Engineer
DPW Parking Services Study – Milwaukee, Wisconsin: IBC was retained to provide a parking services study.
Key Staff Involvement: Mike Roller – Project Manager/Project Engineer
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Northwestern Mutual Tower and Commons – Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Building on their 150+ year history in
Milwaukee the Northwestern Mutual Tower and Commons will anchor a new skyline along the city’s lakefront. At 32
stories and over 1.1 million square feet the development is the largest office tower to be built in Milwaukee in 40
years. Working with a national design team, IBC Engineering Services is designing sustainable engineering systems
for the 3-story commons space that spans two city blocks. The nearly 500,000 square foot commons space is open to
the public and incorporates a 3-acre green space, a visitor center, and café and casual dining spaces. IBC provided
sustainable MEP design.
Key Staff Involvement: Lev Zvenyach – Principal, Tom King – Project Engineer, Scott Beglinger – Project Engineer
St. John’s on the Lake – The Town Center - Milwaukee, Wisconsin: One of Milwaukee’s premier retirement
communities, St. John’s on the Lake expanded its facility to include a new 21 story tower housing 100 independent
living units, connected to the existing buildings via shared town center. This town center acts as a link for both the
new and present residents while providing amenities to the entire site such as a wellness facility, multi-purpose
room, art gallery, and a semi-public bistro. The 1,400 square foot to 1,800 square foot apartments featured high-end
amenities such as terraces with Lake Michigan and downtown views, large windows, and customized layouts. IBC
provided full MEP services.
Key Staff Involvement: Lev Zvenyach - Principal, Scott Beglinger – Project Engineer
Milwaukee County House of Corrections – North Dorm HVAC Upgrades – Franklin, Wisconsin: The North Dorm
HVAC Upgrades included design and construction support services for the demolition of existing air handling units,
addition of a DX cooling coil and condensing unit for an existing air handling unit, the addition of a new air handling
unit with air cooled condensing unit and the replacement of select general building exhaust fans and all associated
duct work and automatic temperature controls revisions required to successfully complete the project. The project
upgraded the ventilation and added much needed mechanical cooling to the north dormitory buildings. The new
systems replaced old, inefficient steam radiators and non-compliant ventilation systems. The design incorporated
premium motors and variable frequency drives as well as dehumidification and dew point economizer controls to
provide increased comfort and energy efficiency.
Key Staff Involvement: Lev Zvenyach - Principal, Tom King – Project Manager/Engineer, Scott Beglinger – Project
Engineer
Milwaukee Intermodal Station – Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Selected in a competitive proposal process by the
Wisconsin Department of Transportation, Milwaukee Intermodal Partners (a Joint Venture Partnership between
Project Management Advisors, Inc. and Wilton Partners, LLC) completed a redevelopment of the existing Amtrak
station property located in downtown Milwaukee into a multi-modal transit facility.
Originally opened in 1965, the station currently ranks among Amtrak’s 25 busiest in ridership nationwide. The $17
million redevelopment plan involved a total renovation of the existing three story 60,000 square foot building,
including removal of the existing façade and the addition of a 7,500 square foot three story glass atrium. IBC
Engineering provided comprehensive mechanical, electrical and plumbing design services.
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The signature project has received numerous awards including the American Institute of Architects – Wisconsin
Design Award, The Building of America Awards Network – Wisconsin Top Projects Award, Wisconsin Commercial
Real Estate Women – Urban Impact Award, American Society of Civil Engineers Wisconsin Chapter Project of the
Year, Mayor’s Urban Design Award, Milwaukee Business Journal Project of the Year Award, Milwaukee Downtown
Achievement CPR Award, and the Wisconsin Builders Top Projects Award.
Key Staff Involvement: Lev Zvenyach – Principal/Engineer
Juneau Avenue Bridge Replacement: Bridge House – Milwaukee, Wisconsin: The Juneau Avenue bridge was
originally built in 1953 and is a typical bascule bridge design with two bridge leafs that open to river traffic. The new
bridge design will be a vertical lift bridge featuring new railings, walkways, closed bridge deck, bridge house
relocated to the northeast corner, new system controls, mechanics, and lighting.
Key Staff Involvement: Lev Zvenyach - Principal, Mike Roller – Project Manager/Engineer
St. Paul Avenue Bridge: Condition Report – Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Originally constructed in 1966, the lift bridge at
St. Paul Avenue is slated for rehabilitation. IBC Engineering was part of the design team that conducted a thorough
existing conditions report and rehabilitation recommendations document for the City of Milwaukee. Detailed site
inspections were performed on all bridge and structural elements, as well as the bridge house structure.
Key Staff Involvement: Lev Zvenyach - Principal, Mike Roller – Project Manager/Engineer
West Wisconsin Avenue Condition Report & Rehabilitation – Milwaukee, Wisconsin: IBC provided mechanical,
electrical, and plumbing assessment and repairs for the existing Operator’s House. In addition, IBC was an integral
part of the design team that conducted a Bridge Conditions report that summarized the condition of the existing lift
bridge and approaches, and rehabilitation recommendations.
Key Staff Involvement: Lev Zvenyach – Principal, Mike Roller – Project Manager/Engineer
Housing Authority of the City of Milwaukee – Westlawn Revitalization – Milwaukee, Wisconsin: First developed in
the 1950’s, this 75 acre development on Milwaukee’s northwest side has provided critical affordable housing for the
city’s poorest families, providing a mix of 950 housing units for low and moderate income families and seniors.
In 2010, the Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority (WHEDA) awarded HACM $76 million in Low-
Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTC) to begin redevelopment of the east side of Westlawn. It was the largest LIHTC
award in state history. Purchased in 2011 by PNC Bank, the tax credit investment and additional funds made possible
the modernization of Wisconsin’s largest and one of Milwaukee’s oldest affordable housing communities. Westlawn
Gardens has been recognized as a world model for healthy and sustainable neighborhood design.
In 2013, it was certified LEED-ND Stage 3 Silver (v2009), the highest LEED-rated neighborhood in the world at the
time. It also received LEED Platinum for Homes certification in 2013, the first such certification in the City of
Milwaukee and one of only six such certifications in the State of Wisconsin. The neighborhood has an extensive
storm water management system and innovative energy efficiency features, including Milwaukee’s first streetlight
system that utilizes LED lighting.
Key Staff Involvement: Lev Zvenyach - Principal, Scott Beglinger – Project Engineer
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Kinnickinnic Transportation Building – Milwaukee County, Wisconsin: The Kinnickinnic Transportation Building
existing HVAC system was 31 years old and required constant repair. IBC Engineering Services, Inc. was retained to
provide design services to verify existing site conditions, code review for plan compliance with local, state and
federal rules and regulation, adherence to sustainable design practices and identifying necessary and/or incidental
issues that will mitigate problems and/or risks throughout the course of the project. IBC Engineering replaced the
existing boiler, a multi zone air handling unit, hot water radiation/units and a condensing unit along with pneumatic
controls with two new boilers, a new air handling unit with VAV boxes, two exhaust fans, new hot water
radiation/units and a new condensing unit along with new DDC controls.
Key Staff Involvement: Lev Zvenyach - Principal, Mike Roller – Project Manager/Engineer
Milwaukee Theatre – Milwaukee, Wisconsin: The historic 1909 Milwaukee Auditorium was renamed the Milwaukee
Theatre and the project converted an outdated, flat-floored horseshoe shaped arena into a state-of-the-art 4,000 seat
theater and concert hall. Bringing the century old building up to today’s building codes, as well as the limitations of
the original structural systems in accommodating the necessary mechanical upgrades, proved to be a challenge. A
signature feature is the new Grand Entry Court, a half-domed rotunda lobby ringed with three levels of gallery
walkways, created from the rear of the original hall’s arched ceiling. Other improvements include expanded
“working” spaces, extensive circulation space, an increased number of rest rooms, and complete accessibility
throughout.
System Highlights included: Very low duct air velocities to ensure minimal air noise, existing chiller plant was
completely replaced with two new air-cooled chillers with a total capacity of 640 tons, new highly efficient heating
plant converts steam to hot water at a rate of 5,200 lbs./hr., improved stage and house lighting, fiber optic lighting in
the grand entry court and three levels of gallery walkways, replacement of piping and plumbing fixtures to ensure
extraneous noise does not travel, and upgrade of main utilities to accommodate larger usage demands.
Sustainable Strategies included: Variable speed drives on high efficiency pump and fan motors reduce energy
consumption of heating and cooling systems. In addition, to Variable Air Volume (VAV) air distribution provides
maximum comfort and reduces airflow requirements.
Key Staff Involvement: Lev Zvenyach - Principal, Scott Beglinger – Project Engineer
Police Administration Building (PAB) Garage Repairs Lower and Upper Level Design – Milwaukee, Wisconsin: The
PAB Garage Repair project involved an analysis and proposed solutions report to identify and remedy the existing
drainage and floor deterioration issues for the two level underground parking garage located in Downtown
Milwaukee. The 45 year old parking garage has been experiencing drainage problems and deteriorating floor slab
areas in recent years due to age and buildup of debris in the original underfloor piping and catch basins.
Key Staff Involvement: Lev Zvenyach – Principal, Tom King – Project Manager/Engineer
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