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sanitary waste and sanitary vent systems within the coordinated model4 MW (day one) data center in Omaha was a fast-trackdesign assist project consisting of data hall spacechiller plantsupporting MEP rooms and administrative areas. The N+1 facility contains over 2000 tons of cooling accomplished with a combination of full mechanicalin the event of chiller plant failure. We 3D modeled all mechanicalHVAC and plumbing componentssplit slab constructionvariable flow volume refrigeration equipmentacid waste poly-fuse seal pipingvariable radius elevated ductile iron water distributionan 8built in the 1950s. The building consists of 12 storiesincluding an underground parking structurethe former Des Moines Public Libraryincluding mechanicalcooling towersboilersset along the banks of the Des Moines River

16,500-seat West Haymarket Arena possesses 2,400 tons of cooling and has the potential for future expansion to 18,000 seats. This arena replaces the Bob Devaney Sports Center (13,595 seats) as the new home of the Nebraska Cornhusker Men's and Women's basketball teams. The Waldinger Corporation completed the entire mechanical and plumbing packages including the design-assist phase of pre-construction. We worked hand-in-hand with engineers to create an efficient, constructible and cost-effective d

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