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High Rise Commercial
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5 Times Square Office
Tower |
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Owner: |
Boston Properties |
Location: |
5 Times Square
New York, NY |
Client: |
AMEC Construction Management, Inc. |
Value: |
$14,500,000 |
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Tight sites for construction projects are not uncommon in New York. More often than not, project teams rise to the challenge. But when that site is landlocked by subway stations on three sides and a landmark theater on another, no room is left for Con Edison vaults below the sidewalks. The project team decided to put the vaults on the third floor of the new, $150 million, 38-story, 575-foot-high, 1.1 million square foot building.
E-J Electric’s team built a complete Con Edison Spot Network within the vaults. This network consists of four 4100-480/277Volt power transformers (with expansion capabilities to six), network protectors and collector bus. E-J ran 5kV power conductors, within concrete-encased five-inch rigid metal conduits that sweep up from behind street level to the third floor.
To deliver base building power E-J installed a lineup of four, 6000Amp service switchgear arrays, feeding four duct risers (one for every nine floors), with tap-offs to transformers. To compensate for the voltage drop experienced at higher floor levels, the bus duct runs are rated at both 4000A and 5000A.
A 1500 watt- rated standby diesel generator provides power for emergency lighting circuits and other vital loads, if utility-supplied power to the building is ever lost.
Combining creativity with technology, a unique façade lighting installation provides dramatic visual identification to this Times Square office tower. E-J Electric also installed an UL-listed lighting protection system for the office tower. |
NY Times Headquarters
Building |
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Owner: |
The New York Times
Building, LLC. |
Location: |
620 Eighth Avenue
New York,
NY |
Client: |
AMEC Construction Management, Inc. |
Value: |
$21,950,000 |
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New 1.54 million
sq. foot 52-story Hi-Rise project consisting of (3)
units: the retail space about 20,000 square feet, the commercial
office space about 600,000 square feet, and the NY Times headquarters
about 845,000 square feet. The balance of the 75,000 square feet were common
areas. There is extensive outside lighting of the tower
portion performed and ornamental screening around the tower,
as well as a 300 foot mast for communications systems.
In addition, there will be (2) 750kW natural gas cogeneration
sets. They will run in parallel for a total capacity of
1500kW. This power will be used as the primary power plant
with utility (ConEd) power as a "peaking" unit
for the NY Times portion of the building. Through a series
of automatic transfer switches, this cogeneration power
can be isolated or integrated with the building's power
network. |
AT&T World Headquarters |
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Owner: |
AT&T |
Location: |
550 Madison Avenue
New York,
NY |
Client: |
Crow/Briscoe |
Value: |
$22,000,000 |
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Installed
all power, lighting and communication systems for the company's
new 37-story office tower at 550 Madison Avenue. Systems
included fire alarm, sound systems, security and emergency power. |
Mandarin Oriental
Hotel |
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Owner: |
Related Properties |
Location: |
10 Columbus Circle - Time Warner
Bldg.
New York, NY |
Client: |
Bovis Lend Lease, LMB |
Value: |
$13,950,000 |
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The Mandarin
Oriental Hotel is a 5-Star hotel consisting of 251 rooms,
located at Columbus Circle within the Time Warner building.
Work consisted of electrical installation for the 20 floor
building including a restaurant, a sky lobby, a spa, swimming
pool, three kitchens, and a Grand Ballroom. |
United Nations Construction
and Maintenance |
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Owner: |
United Nations |
Location: |
42nd Street & 1st Avenue
New York, NY |
Client: |
United Nations |
Value: |
$80,000,000 |
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The United Nations contracted E-J to maintain electrical, electronic, broadcasting and communications systems throughout the New York Headquarters. An engineering staff and a workforce of over 140 electricians and technicians were permanently on site. E-J budgeted all proposed projects and reviewed the design from an engineering standpoint before installation. We varied the size of our workforce to meet changing requirements. Our staff also worked on long term projects and the redesign of systems to improve efficiency and reduce costs. We brought Con-Edison energy saving/rebate programs to the facility and constantly discussed new technology (from lighting controls and premises distribution to simultaneous translation). We continuously deliver multi-faceted projects for the UN. Working in active occupied spaces while minimizing impacts to UN diplomatic and organizational operations. |
World Trade Center Security System |
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Owner: |
Port Authority
of NY & NJ |
Location: |
5 WTC
New York, NY |
Client: |
Port Authority of NY & NJ |
Value: |
$30,100,000 |
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E-J was Prime Contractor for 34 million-dollar Design/Build/Maintain project for the WTC Security System. The site consists of four buildings on a sixteen acre “footprint”, two major towers of 110 stories, rising to 1,350 feet with each floor consisting of about one acre in area. This design-build security project included: control access to sensitive building areas, access controls to interior building areas, centralize security monitoring and coordination, system redundancy using a Parking Access Control system, CCTV system, Door Access Control system, Intrusion Detection/Alarm system, lobby turnstiles & barriers, visitors desk stations, digital badging, door locking, intercoms, and duress alarms. E-J erected a primary Security Command Center and a backup Security Command Center, Master Computer system as well as Redundant Computer systems including a Communication Network utilizing 1,500,000 feet of fiber optic cable and a backup electrical power supply system. E-J was chosen on a negoitiated basis using technology, long term maintenance, management ability and price as a criteria.
As prime contractor, E-J had the engineer, general contractor and security integrator all working under its supervision. |
Jewish Community
Center on the Upper West Side |
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Owner: |
Jewish Community
Center |
Location: |
344 Amsterdam Avenue
New York,
NY |
Client: |
AMEC Construction Management, Inc. |
Value: |
$10,475,000 |
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New 11-story,
137,000 sq. foot building on southwest corner of Amsterdam Avenue
and 76th Street. The new site includes everything from
a nursery school, to a senior center, a gymnasium, a swimming
pool, exercise facilities, auditorium, banquet facilities,
library, photography lab, culinary arts center, teen center
and a spiritual contemplation area. The building has eight
above ground floors and three levels below ground. |
Rihga Royal Hotel/Concordia
Hotel |
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Owner: |
Rihga Royal Hotel |
Location: |
151 West 54th Street
New York,
NY |
Client: |
Tishman Construction |
Value: |
$10,000,000 |
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The completion of this 55-story hotel, consisting of 150 hotel suites, two restaurants and one parking facility which E-J Electric was awarded after original contractor could not fulfill their obligation to builders. E-J was awarded the project at ten percent electrical completion and worked to meet the demands of a high-rise construction project. |
Federal Reserve
Bank |
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Owner: |
Federal Reserve
Bank |
Location: |
33 Maiden Lane
New York, NY |
Client: |
AJ Contracting Co. |
Value: |
$6,500,000 |
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Complete electrical office renovation totaling over $6 Million. Project included thirteen floors of office space, conference rooms, kitchen and cafeteria. Work performed included all lighting and programmable lighting control, convenience power and distribution, a new 2500A service switch for rooftop chillers, fire alarm system extension, security systems including access control, alarm, and CCTV and audio/visual installations. |
Mt. Sinai – Emergency
Power Expansion |
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Owner: |
Mt. Sinai Medical
Center |
Location: |
Annenberg Building
New York,
NY |
Client: |
E-J Electric Installation Co. |
Value: |
$4,200,000 |
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As a Prime Contractor on this project, our scope included all electrical and general construction work required to furnish and install two new 1500kW generators, complete with Zenith automatic synchronization switchgear, ten automatic transfer switches and a new 20,000-gallon fuel oil tank. This equipment was installed in a fully functional hospital and research facility without disruption of day to day operations. The power distribution from the generator consists of the installation of over 15,000 feet of 3 ½” conduit and 50,000 feet of cable from the third sub-basement generator room to the main service room on the 9th floor and a conduit system up to the 27th floor.
Due to space restrictions, the generators and 3,000 ampere transfer switch had to be disassembled and reassembled. The vertical risers required the use of a bosum’s chair for access into the available riser space. The project was completed in approximately 10 months from start to finish.
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Bear Stearns 2nd,
6th, 12th & 13th Floors |
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Owner: |
Bear Stearns |
Location: |
383 Madison Avenue
New York,
NY |
Client: |
F.J. Sciame Construction Co. |
Value: |
$4,100,000 |
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Specialty floors, executive dining rooms, two large kitchens, board room, president and executive suite area for Investment Bank’s World headquarters at 383 Madison, specialty floor fit-out including main auditorium, board room, executive conference rooms, video teleconference rooms, executive dining, cafeteria and restaurants. Entire executive office floor is included in this project. |
425 Lexington Avenue |
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Owner: |
Olympia & York |
Location: |
425 Lexington Avenue
New York,
NY |
Client: |
Crow Construction Co. |
Value: |
$4,000,000 |
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Complex 625,000
sq. ft. new office building project which E-J Electric
was awarded when the original contractor forfeited their
bond. Met critical installation dates to insure a certificate
of occupancy for the owner. |
Austrian Cultural
Forum |
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Owner: |
Bundes & Immobilien
Geselshaft |
Location: |
11 East 52nd Street
New York,
NY |
Client: |
Barney Skanska USA |
Value: |
$3,000,000 |
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23-story
building consulate headquarters where we installed power,
communications, fire alarm, security, CCTV
systems and an emergency 150kW generator. Project required finite coordination to fit all systems into an extremely tight building foot print. |
Empire State Building |
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Owner: |
Helmsley Spear |
Location: |
350 5th Avenue
New York, NY |
Client: |
Various |
Value: |
$2,300,000 |
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Office building/Landmark building consisting of 102 stories. Service landlord & tenants and for lighting and power as well as engineering and designing construction jobs. Maintain lighting, power, radio station, telephones, data, A/C. Handle tenant needs and new showrooms. |
1466 Broadway Infrastructure
Upgrade |
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Owner: |
SL Green Realty
Corp. |
Location: |
1466 Broadway, New York, NY |
Client: |
SL Green Realty Corp |
Value: |
$1,350,000 |
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We furnished
and installed one 4000 Amp service with new Con-Edison takeoff
for all sixteen floors and a busduct feeder for high and low
voltage distribution. |
Phillip Morris |
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Owner: |
Philip Morris Co. |
Location: |
100-120 Park Avenue, 6th Floor
(Park Avenue & 41st Street)
New York, NY |
Client: |
Accord Construction |
Value: |
$800,000 |
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Installation
of internal fiber optic backbone and Category 5 station
cabling to workstations which included computer revamping
to update technology. |
Colgate Palmolive |
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Owner: |
Colgate Palmolive |
Location: |
300 Park Avenue
New York,
NY |
Client: |
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Value: |
$800,000 |
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Ongoing electrical
maintenance of all Colgate Palmolive office space on 18
floors, 605,000 sq. ft. at 300 Park Avenue. On-site maintenance
staff increases to perform major renovations and lighting
retrofits. Additional work included installing sub-meters
on all panels. |
Rockefeller Center
Building #10 |
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Owner: |
Rockefeller Center |
Location: |
10 Rockefeller Plaza
New York,
NY |
Client: |
Rockefeller Management |
Value: |
$600,000 |
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Emergency
Power Distribution installed in Rockefeller Center Building
10, an existing occupied building. Work included the installation
of eight automatic transfer switches and power distribution
panels within seventeen floors of 10 Rockefeller Center. New risers
through existing mechanical shaftways in a fully occupied
20-story building and fitted out a transfer switch room
remote from the generator. |
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