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Below is a collection of projects successfully completed for a variety of our clients. They are categorized by discipline, and indicate the wide experience that Draftek has to offer.
Current Projects:
ASU Farmers Building Relocation
ASU Biodesign Nexus Project
Coordination & Modeling of HVAC, Plumbing & Process Piping for new Chandler City Hall for Premier Mechanical Corp.
Banner Ironwood BIM drawing support for WD Manor
Banner Desert Electrical One-line Updates & Database Creation/Management
Honeywell – 301 Flight Simulation Computer Room Upgrade
New Construction Drawings for a multilevel church in Phoenix, AZ - 49,582 Square Feet
Various Home Remodels & Tenant Improvements
Honeywell:
Contracts Since 2001
Field Work to Create Drawings As Necessary
Emergency Response Plans for 2.5 Million Sq. Ft. of Offices and Manufacturing
Update and Manage all Facility Drawings
Convert Existing Drawings to Honeywell Standards for Honeywell Seattle
As-Built Various Test Cells for Engineering in Torrance, CA (long-distance travel)
Total Jobs Completed to Total of Over $337K in 2007 and $248K in 2008
Work for Honeywell sites from Texas to California, and from Mexico to Seattle.
ASU:
Contracts Since 2005
Completed Many “As-Built” Drawings of Existing Buildings for Space Planning and Construction
Assisted and Managed Move Coordination for Various Departments in Many Buildings Across Campuses
Recorded and Inventoried Furniture and Fixtures for Office Relocations at Downtown Campus
Frequent Layout Designs and Office Moves for ASU Biodesign Facility
Jones Lange LaSalle
Total Jobs Completed to Total of $123K in 2007 and $313K in 2008
Banner Health
Print Room Organization, Upkeep, and Database Creation
Created a Filing System for an Unordered Print Room and Recorded Every Drawing’s Contents and Details into a Database for Easy Recall.
Assigned Personnel to Maintain the Print Room and Assist Construction Staff with Retrieval of Prints and Information Whenever Required
Medical Gas Piping Layouts
Mapped Out and Marked Medical Gas Outlets for Clear Identification by Staff and Construction Personnel
Emergency Fire Escape – Egress Maps
Rerouted all Fire Escape Plans Throughout Hospital to Accommodate for Lost Exits Due to a Tower Addition
As-Built and Marked Locations of all Exits, Fire Alarms, Fire Extinguishers, and Control Systems
Created Maps Specific to Each Zone for Posting Throughout the Facility