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Other Professional Projects

Pinnacle Bank / 84th & Dodge – Omaha, NE
West Dodge Point Office Building – Omaha, NE
Indian Creek One/OCI – Elkhorn, NE
Jensen Tire & Auto Headquarters – Omaha, NE
Federal Home Loan Bank – Des Moines, IA
IBEW Training Center – Omaha, NE
Lindsay Corporation – Elkhorn, NE
Baxter Subaru – La Vista, NE
Onyx Automotive – Omaha, NE
Core Bank Headquarters – Omaha, NE
Thrasher Headquarters – Papillion, NE
Regency Landing – Omaha, NE
MCL Construction – Omaha, NE
Hy-Vee – multiple locations
Lexus – Omaha, NE
Pacific Life, Aksarben Village – Omaha, NE
Kiewit Plaza Mechanical/Electrical/Fire Alarm Upgrade Project – Omaha, NE
Supportworks/Thrasher Inc. – Omaha, NE
Wells Fargo – Multiple locations
Home Instead – Omaha, NE


Bank of the West Corporate Campus

Omaha, Nebraska

Morrissey Engineering designed the mechanical and electrical systems for the new Corporate Headquarters Facility for Bank of the West (formerly Commercial Federal Bank). This 265,000-square-foot building, designed by Holland Basham Architects, was designed to combine the company's Operations and Technology components into one facility.

The building was constructed in two phases to accommodate the Owner's move-in. Construction of the second phase of the Technology Center is underway, with expected completion in June 2006.

Design Features
  • Open and private office space
  • Multiple audio/visual conference rooms
  • Variable air volume and fan-powered boxes for HVAC zoning
  • 300-seat Auditorium
  • Dining Room
  • Coffee Bars
  • Data Center
  • Network Operations Center
  • Call Center
  • High-Density Storage Area
  • Lightning protection system
Mechanical, Electrical, and Technology System Design Features
  • 1100 tons chilled water system
  • 11000 MBH hot water boiler system
  • Air handling units on each floor
  • Variable air volume (VAV) system
  • Perimeter fan-powered boxes with heating water coils
  • Computer Room Air Conditioning (CRAC) Units for Raised Floor Data Center
  • Redundant piping configurations for Data Center to use stand-alone glycol cooler or building chilled water system for 24/7/365 operation
  • Graphic based Energy Management System with monitoring and control capability for all HVAC systems, Generators, UPS Systems, Lighting, Fire Alarm, Security
  • 3 - 480/277 Volt Electrical Services
  • 3000 KW of installed generators providing 100% backup power
  • Closed transition generator paralleling for "no-blink" transfer from live sources
  • 300 KVA redundant (600 KVA installed) UPS in a distributed redundant configuration, capable of upgrade to 900 KVA, installed UPS in a ring bus configuration
  • Redundant power sources to each equipment cabinet within the data center
  • Indirect office lighting with daylight control, motion/occupancy sensing control, and load shed control
  • LED emergency lighting for energy efficiency and lamp maintenance
  • Telecommunications design, including CAT 6 cabling, fiber backbone cabling, redundant service entrances, redundant risers
  • Access control with integrated CCTV (surveillance cameras)
  • Sound masking system with integral paging throughout
  • Lightning protection system

 

Parking Garages-Two parking garages feature 350 stalls of poured-in-place concrete construction. The garages include metal halide lighting, glare control, and daylight control for energy efficiency. Surveillance monitoring coverage is provided throughout each garage. Blue emergency phones are also offered at each stair entrance.


Level (3) Communications Corporate Headquarters and Data Center

Broomfield, Colorado

Morrissey Engineering was retained to provide complete mechanical and electrical engineering design services for Level (3) Communications Corporate Headquarters Campus in Broomfield, Colorado. Level (3) is a fiber optics networking communications company. The campus contains over 850,000 square feet in five buildings on a 46-acre site.

Critical systems space design included a 25,000 square foot, 24x7x365 fully redundant data center with 99.9999% reliability. Also part of the design was a network operations center (NOC) for monitoring their worldwide fiber network. The NOC has adjacent "war rooms" for troubleshooting operations. This design also included critical power generation of up to 6 MW.

Some other features of the electrical system include 4000 amp, 480/277-volt electrical services with 400 KW backup generator for elevators, fire pump, and life safety lighting loads. A 100 KVA UPS system serves all telecommunications closets and other owner-selected locations. Raised flooring is provided on 60% of the first floor of each facility for cable access.

In addition to mechanical and electrical systems design, Morrissey Engineering also designed the Voice over IP phone/data system for each building, including fiber optics and copper cables.

Other Level (3) Data Center Projects:
  • Level (3) PKSIS Phoenix Data Center Control System Upgrade, Phoenix, Arizona - The project involved upgrade of the existing temperature control system and expansion to include UPS systems and other critical points
  • Level (3) Communications PKSIS Data Center Analysis, Omaha, NE - The study involved recommendations for upgrading systems for 24x7x365 data center operations
  • Level (3) Interlocken Data Center Enhancements - Broomfield, CO - Morrissey has been hired by Level (3) to conduct a study for enhancements to the existing data center at this facility.

C&A Industries

Omaha, Nebraska

The new-construction, 122,000 SF C&A Industries office building stands as an "Icon" on a central traffic corridor in Omaha, NE. It will position itself as a statement for this rapidly expanding company. The five-story building has a 38-stall parking garage below the first Level and 460 surface stalls.

C&A Industries is a human capital management company that matches quality people with professional opportunities locally and nationally. C&A Industries has been recognized on Inc. magazine's top 500 list of fastest-growing private assistants to companies for four consecutive years and has twice been recognized by the Greater Omaha Chamber of Commerce as Omaha's fastest-growing company.