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West
Capital Project
Santa
Fe, New Mexico |
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| HEI
provide the Layer I telecommunications design for this new state building.
The design was generic in nature to provide maximum use of the
space a yet be flexible to any agency to move in.
The Architectural design of the building and the furniture layout
is for the most part open. Raised floor system is the pathway for all the modular
furniture layouts. HEI
established ladder rack system in the telecom rooms to preparation for the
1700 new category 6 data lines being installed.
The installation included both fiber and copper backbone.
With HEI’s previous experience on the campus the installation of
the campus backbone back to the State Library is already established in a
current conduit system. The
escalation of the construction schedule has lead HEI to pull its labor
resources together to try and meet the 3-month completion time.
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| City
of Santa Fe |
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| City of Santa Fe IS Department’s requirement for their new
infrastructure roll out was to provide a cable system that allowed for
maximum flexibility between voice and data connections.
HEI worked with Krone to provide an alternative solution using
their Ultim8 blocks. This
cabling solution allows for data and voice to be on the same termination
blocks and with the move of a cross connects or patch cords voice can
become data and data can become voice lines.
Siler Road Public Works was the first complex that presented the
first challenge: no communication room was available for the new system.
Working with Holocom Company and their in-wall telecommunication
cabinets we were able to frame in a wall in a central location to provide
all the room for the new cable plant.
Siler Complex install was 200 voice and data lines, fiber optic and
copper backbone to two additional buildings.
This designed continued to the Police Administration Building with
274 data lines connecting three floors.
Waste Water Treatment was also re-cabled with 138 new cables over a
four building complex. We
work closely with our customers and listen to their needs and
requirements. Using our
resources of manufacturers we can provide a variety the solutions. |
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Office
of Cultural Affairs
Administration Building
Santa Fe, New Mexico |
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project install is 116-voice and data lines category 6 throughout the
building. Due to the
construction layout there is three telecom rooms.
Each room will be link with copper and fiber optic cable. New
equipment racks, ladder rack and ceiling supports are all part of the
installation. HEI will be providing a 20-year manufacturer warranty to the
project and provide final as-built of each jack locations.
Because HEI has the capability to fusion splice fiber optic cable
HEI will be re-routing the current fiber cable to reflex the change in the
equipment layout of the campus. |
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Office
of Military Affairs
Patriot
Training Center
Rio Rancho, New Mexico |
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| This
project was our first with Military Affairs.
The install included voice, data and copper/fiber backbone to be
installed. One issue, that
HEI was able to address quickly with a solution, was the architectural
design of the building was industrial and open exposed ceilings.
Because of this a pathways were not established during construction
for the telecommunications. HEI was able to install a 4”x4” cable tray
system the length of the hallway to provide an industrial pathway that
concealed the cables as well as give the capacity for future growth.
AutoCAD drawing were provided and a 20-year Siemon warranty. |
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National
Hispanic Cultural Center
Albuquerque, New Mexico |
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II finished in 2003 included the install of campus backbone of
fiber optic and copper back to the dmarc. Install
also included 140 voice and 124 data lines install throughout the
new construction of the Auditorium. With
the state of the art audio system being installed HEI provided
fiber optic connections to 16 audio locations. HEI
staff installed new ladder rack system in the MDF of the new
building as well as new rack system.
Phase I project finished in 2000 involved
both new construction and existing buildings to bring higher speed
networking. Fiber optic and
telephone cable was installed between buildings.
One hundred and fifty-eight data lines, sixty-four fiber optic
terminations, and three-hundred pair termination of copper backbone which
was installed throughout the three building campus.
Lockable cabinets were installed at each IC. The MDF received a 7’ relay racks to accommodate all the
new lines being installed. |
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Human Service Department
Wisznia Building
Albuquerque,
New Mexico
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| The HSD
requirement of this building was state of the art, category 6 cables for
voice and data as well as fiber optic to the desktop.
211-lines of category 6 cables and 101-fiber optic lines were
installed at this location. HEI
worked with the building owner and HSD to deliver the highest quality
infrastructure that would provide for the their current and future network
speeds. During construction
HEI was able to provide an alternative faceplate that meet the needs of
the HSD requirements as well as the building issue of narrow wall depth on
the pre-fabricated wall construction.
A 25-year Ortronic manufacturer warranty insured quality and
workmanship. HEI staff
installed all the racks, ladder rack, and phone blocks for the new telecom
room. AutoCAD drawings were
provided on site as well as electronic record for ease of MAC work.
Working for the Office of Communications HEI was chosen also to
install the campus backbone of copper and fiber to feed the new building.
Coordination was needed for a weekend cut of the existing copper
cable plant to move to the new building backbone.
HEI spliced new cable into place to allow for cross-connecting to
flow seamlessly with the switch contractor.
This project shows our ability to work with several contractors and
agencies to provide a final product that was delivered on time and in
budget. |
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| Gallup State Police
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| This
project utilized both the telecommunications department and the security
department of HEI to provide a full turnkey project.
Installation included sixty voice and data lines providing a
20-year Siemon warranty. Security
included card access system for five entrances and video system with two
outdoor cameras. |
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| Department of
Labor
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Department of Labor on Mountain Rd in Albuquerque needed to abandon their
under-carpet data network. HEI was happy to be the contractor for the job.
This location had the challenge of high ceiling and existing open
modular furniture. We met the
challenge with multi-user telecommunications outlet assembles that could
accommodate six workstations with voice and data.
This helped minimize the number of outlets in the furniture
raceway. This was a total of
seventy-nine data lines. All
the data lines were terminated on a patch panel to a wall-mount rack, this
allowed for more floor space in the telecom closet for additional
equipment. |
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State
of New Mexico
Game and Fish
Santa Fe, New Mexico |
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building which included three hundred and seventy-five voice/data lines
and copper and fiber backbone between telecom rooms.
The data lines were category 6 and voice was enhanced category 5E.
This project included install ladder rack in two telecom rooms to
accommodate their current and future needs.
4000 series raceway was used in the “open” floor plan area,
which we were able to use Siemon faceplates and jacks to complete a clean
esthetic look to the project. |
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Sandia Laboratory
Federal Credit Union
Albuquerque,
New Mexico
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| Sandia Laboratory was
expanding their existing building and in the process moved their entire
communication room to one new area of the building.
Pathways had to be established to accommodate all the cables for
three floors originating from one point.
New category 6 cables were installed throughout the existing and
new construction area. New backbone cable was install for their telephone
system. An entire new
communication room was installed to include new racks, ladder rack and
voice 110 blocks. The number
of installed lines was over 1,100 using the Siemon max jacks and patch
panels. Many timelines were set forth throughout the project including
modular furniture schedules, system moves, and departmental moves that our
crews were able to meet. |
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