Chico State University - Colusa Hall - New Construction Job 9916.00
Power distribution and lighting design for a 16,500-square-f...read more »oot multiuse facility including art gallery, dining areas, and kitchen. The design included use of color wheels, fiber optics, and lighting controllers to simultaneously meet historic requirements and provide aesthetic and functional spaces for modern uses. « read less
Data acquisition prototype project. Planned, designed, and t...read more »ested state-of-the-industry remote data acquisition system for revenue metering. Project used Schneider Automation’s Modicon M340 Programmable Automation Controller (PAC). « read less
Prepared a master plan for, and then designed, a 23-site SCA...read more »DA system. The project included in-depth planning for station primary and backup controls, supervisory monitoring and controls, communications, integration with the main wastewater treatment plant, system implementation, and evaluation of personnel required to support the system. « read less
U.S. National Park Service - Casa Grande Ruins National Monument Job NP1
Casa Grande at four stories tall, is the largest preserved p...read more »rehistoric (Hohokam) structure in North America. Built in the 14th Century, and abandoned by the mid-1400's. ArcSine performed detailed field investigations, developed a project site plan, and developed a one-line diagram of the site's existing power distribution system. « read less
U.S. National Park Service - Whiskeytown National Recreation Area Job NP10
Whiskeytown National Recreation Area is located 8 miles west...read more » of Redding, California. Whiskeytown Lake provides 36 miles of shoreline and 3,200 surface acres for recreation and was dedicated by President John F. Kennedy in 1963. ArcSine performed field investigations and provided electrical and control engineering designs for modifications to multiple wastewater lift stations. « read less
U.S. National Park Service - Fort Barry, Golden Gate National Recreation Area Job NP2
Fort Barry is located at the Marin Headlands in Marin County...read more », California. Named after Brigadier General, William F. Barry, the coastal fort was first occupied in 1908, and provided defenses outside the Golden Gate Strait to protect the San Francisco Bay. ArcSine performed field investigations of three reservoirs and a treatment plant associated with Fort Barry, and prepared a master plan approach of existing and desired changes for local controls, remote monitoring, and proposed SCADA upgrades.
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U.S. National Park Service - Fort Bowie National Historic Landmark Job NP3
Fort Bowie was constructed in 1862 as a result of conflicts ...read more »between the U.S. Military and Chiricahua Apaches; it was abandoned in 1894. ArcSine performed a field investigation of this site’s existing power distribution system associated with the Park’s water system. « read less
U.S. National Park Service - Grand Canyon National Park Job NP4
The Grand Canyon was carved by the Colorado River over the l...read more »ast 17 million years. The Canyon measures 277 miles long, up to 18 miles wide, and attains a depth of over a mile. The area was inhabited by Native Americans who built settlements within the Canyon and its many curves. ArcSine provided electrical/fire alarm design for the construction of a 7,600-square-foot climate-controlled museum and storage facility.
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U.S. National Park Service - Lassen Volcanic National Park Job NP5
Lassen Volcanic National Park, started out as two sepa...read more »rate National monuments: Cinder Cone National Monument, and Lassen Peak National Monument. Congress combined the two National parks in 1916 because of the eruption of Lassen Peak in May 1915 and the active volcanic landscape. The park now covers 165 square miles, 106,372 acres are designated as wilderness area. ArcSine performed detailed field investigations of multiple structures on the park headquarters' project site. In addition, electrical utility coordination was performed.
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U.S. National Park Service - Montezuma Castle National Monumnent Job NP6
Montezuma Castle National Monument is located approximately ...read more »50 miles south of Flagstaff, Arizona. The Monument contains cliff dwellings constructed around 700 AD. ArcSine prepared Contract Documents for the Montezuma Castle water system modifications. « read less
U.S. National Park Service - Pinnacles National Park Job NP7
Pinnacles National Park is located 10 miles east of Soledad,...read more » California, and was dedicated a National Monument by Theodore Roosevelt in 1908. The Park encompasses 26,606 acres and is a popular destination for rock climbers, hikers, and tourists. ArcSine provided two separate design packages for Pinnacles National Park, which included a site power distribution system associated with housing and power distribution and controls modifications to the existing water distribution system.
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U.S. National Park Service - Santa Rosa Island, Channel Islands National Park Job NP8
Santa Rosa Island is one of five islands in the Channel Isla...read more »nds National Park, located 26 miles off the coast of Southern California. At 53,195 acres, Santa Rosa Island is the second largest island in the Park and is a popular location for camping, snorkeling, kayaking, and bird-watching. ArcSine performed field investigations, prepared Contract Documents, and provided construction support services, analysis, and conceptual design of 60-kilowatt and 30-kilowatt cogeneration systems to feed community center electrical loads, and heat domestic water and a public swimming pool. Included were 11 historic buildings powered primarily by diesel engine generators, with photoelectric and wind-powered backup. The project provided power to the water storage tanks, generator building, four residences, wells, a shop/branding shed, barn, bunk house, and pier.
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U.S. National Park Service - Tuzigoot National Monument Job NP9
Crowning a desert hilltop is an ancient pueblo called Tuzigo...read more »ot, built by an ancient culture known as Sinagua. The pueblo consisted of 110 rooms, including second- and third-story structures. The first buildings were built around 1000 A.D. ArcSine prepared two design packages for the Tuzigoot National Monument visitor center building. « read less
Northern California & Oregon Engineering Company serving Redding, the Bay Area, and the surrounding Northern California area, as well as Medford, Rogue Valley, Willamette Valley, Southern Oregon, Central Oregon, Nevada, Washington, Idaho, Utah, and Arizona.
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Chico State University - Colusa Hall - New Construction
