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Tony Shahnami, P.E., CxA
<br />Principal in Charge – Mechanical Engineer
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<br />2010, Orange County Convention Center, Orlando, FL – Mr. Shahnami oversaw Design and Commissioning of new
<br />Variable Frequency Drives and Controls for all existing air handling units, fan, blowers and secondary chilled water pumps.
<br />SGM was the Engineer of the record and responsible for a solid commissioning plan for this 4,200,000 sq. ft. facility, the
<br />second largest convention center in the nation. The new plan was an alteration to existing facilities HVAC system. As part of
<br />this project, SGM is currently upgrading and replacing the existing multi manufacturer HVAC building automation systems
<br />(BAS) to the most current hardware and software using one manufacturer’s product. This BAS will be integrated through an
<br />enterprise level portal with remote accessibility. The goal was to integrate the campus wide buildings into one BAS web
<br />based access point. SGM is responsible for design of new controls, energy management system in compliance with codes,
<br />development of specifications, sequence of controls, design and general construction scheduling, cost estimating, and
<br />construction management.
<br />2010, Orange County Fire & Rescue, Fire Station #35, Orlando, FL – Mr. Shahnami was Principal in Chargeoversseing
<br />commissioning services for LEED enhanced commissioning. SGM developed the owners OPR documents, reviewed
<br />drawings during construction, developed the commissioning plan, attended construction meetings, witnessed equipment
<br />start up, performed functional performance tests on the equipment and provided Test & Balance services.
<br />2010, Osceola County Sherriff’s Department Fleet Management Center, Kissimmee, FL – Mr. Shahnami was Principal
<br />in Charge overseeing design for this 32,000 SF facility that was converted from an automobile dealership. Mr. Shahnami’s
<br />design for this project included upgrading of all HVAC equipment, lighting and receptacles in offices, data outlets,
<br />replacement of plumbing fixtures, addition of loading dock, and the addition of a vehicle fueling station. An emergency
<br />generator and distribution system was designed and installed for all HVAC loads, office lighting and receptacles,
<br />telecommunications equipment, multiple vehicle lift stations, and the fueling station.
<br />2008, Orange County Convention Center, Roof Replacement, Orlando, FL – Mr. Shahnami was Principal in Charge of
<br />this project. SGM was commissioned through a continuing contract to design and located Mechanical and Plumbing
<br />Engineering component to the various roof areas. The scope includes the redesigning of the roof drains, sizing roof drains,
<br />and routing storm drain piping. Also, decommissioned and recommissioned HVAC and Plumbing equipment during
<br />scheduled roof replacements.
<br />2002 – 2007, Orange County Parks and Recreation, Orlando and Apopka, FL – Mr. Shahnami was Principal in Charge
<br />for the MEP engineering services provided at Kelly, George Baker, Goldenrod and West Orange Soccer Parks. At Kelly
<br />Park, SGM’s role was to provide electrical and plumbing design services to produce a main site distribution to suppor the
<br />proposed maintenance building. At George Barker Park, SGM designed the supplementary lighting to ensure safety at night
<br />in the park. For Goldenrod Park, SGM provided full MEP design for the new park and structures that reside on the property
<br />including pavilions, restrooms, concession stand, ball field and parking lot. At West Orange Soccer Park, SGM designed the
<br />power system, electrical and lighting systems, fire alarm and intercom systems, new panel board and feeders, and complete
<br />lightning areas. These were designed to support an office, warehouse for equipment, vending area, concession stand,
<br />soccer field, and parking lot.
<br />2004, Orange County Courthouse HVAC Study, Orlando, FL – Design and Commissioning of new Variable Frequency
<br />Drives and Controls for all existing air handling units, fan, blowers and secondary chilled water pumps. SGM was the
<br />Engineer of the record and responsible for a solid commissioning plan for this 4,200,000 sq. ft. facility, the second largest
<br />convention center in the nation. The new plan was an alteration to existing facilities HVAC system. Responsible for design
<br />of new controls, energy management system in compliance with codes, development of specifications, sequence of controls,
<br />design and general construction scheduling, cost estimating, and construction management.
<br />2002, Orange County Government Corrections Facility, Orlando, FL – Mr. Shahnami was Principal in Charge for the
<br />upgrade to the energy management system to monitor the entire campus, upgrade building electrical and lighting systems,
<br />fire alarm and intercom systems, provide a complete lightning protection system, new panel boards and feeders for the
<br />32,000SF expansion of offices, a conference room, warehouse and storage and maintenance shop for the Orange County
<br />Correctional Facility.
<br />2002, Orange County Government Internal Operations Center Building, Orlando, FL – Mr. Shahnami was Principal in
<br />Charge for the renovation work at the Orange County Government Internal Operations Center Building. SGM was
<br />responsible for completing the replacement of the existing voice and fire alarm systems, converting the building to
<br />conventional horn/strobe system (allowed as a result of changes in applicable codes), the replacement of rooftop 100 ton
<br />air-cooled chiller, chiller pumps, and upgrade of chiller piping, providing provision of temporary grade-mounted temporary
<br />chiller and related mechanical and electrical provisions as well as the renovation of electrical distribution system to increase
<br />quantity of branch circuit breakers, reduce neutral overheating and provide surge suppression devices.
<br />2002, Orange County 911 Emergency Response Center, Orlando, FL – SGM successfully conducted a site investigation,
<br />which identified the HVAC, fire alarm, and lighting needs. Upgrading building telecommunication system; Offices, outside air
<br />intake, ductwork upgrade and humidity control; Providing double emergency back up system with 100% back up generators;
<br />Upgrading building fire alarm and intercom systems; Upgrading building electrical and lighting systems; Providing new panel
<br />boards and feeders; Providing a complete lightning protection system; HVAC, fire alarm, electrical and lighting upgrades.
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