MBP provided retro-commissioning services for UVA’s Multi-story Building. The project consisted of an existing 239,596-square-foot, seven-story, medical office and research facility. This building was selected to be a part of UVA’s retro-commissioning program because of its age, excessive energy usage, numerous occupant complaints from varying space temperatures, and high maintenance costs. The facility has had… Read More

MBP provided commissioning services for the Urban Engineers headquarters office tenant fit-out in accordance with the LEED-CI 2009 rating system to achieve the requirements for LEED Energy and Atmosphere (EA) Prerequisite 1 Fundamental Commissioning and EA Credit 2 Enhanced Commissioning. The renovation of existing spaces of the 7th floor at 510-530 Walnut Street and 8th… Read More

MBP provided commissioning services in accordance with ASHRAE and USGBC LEED guidelines, Energy & Atmosphere Credit 3. The project involved the renovation of approximately 160,800 square feet in an existing four-story facility which included offices, conference areas, common areas, patient rooms, operating rooms, laboratories, and hospital support spaces.

MBP’s design phase services included cost management, estimating, constructibility reviews, commissioning, coordination of meetings, tracking compliance for LEED certification, and project scheduling. Construction phase services included project management, daily on-site construction management services, total cost management, and commissioning. This 598,268-gross-square-foot historic federal courthouse is occupied by the U.S. Bankruptcy Court, the Offices of the U.S…. Read More

Under two indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contracts, MBP provided on-site construction management and construction inspection services, design review and procurement phase support, and commissioning services. Projects included renovating two of the six courthouse ceilings, 2,400 square feet each in the federal building, replacing four existing air handling units, and a phased lobby expansion and lighting upgrade project…. Read More

MBP provided third party independent commissioning services for the construction, acceptance, and warranty phases for the renovation of Villanova’s 31-year-old multi-purpose field house. The renovation of Finneran Pavilion transformed the old field house into a 198,000-square-foot, 6,500-seat NCAA Division I basketball arena to include spectator seating, concourse and entrance lobbies, concession and kitchen areas, public… Read More

MBP provided construction and acceptance phase commissioning services for the renovation project at Villanova University. The Inn at Villanova project renovated the existing conference center to a four-story, 58-guest-room hotel with spaces for guest rooms, a conference center facility, meeting and conference rooms, hotel reception area, cafe, dining room, kitchen, retail space, lounge break areas, fitness… Read More

MBP provided retro-commissioning services to assist in the resolution of HVAC related issues by identifying and evaluating deficiencies in the mechanical systems, that included issues associated with thermal comfort of occupants. This project consisted of a 86,645-square-foot, one-story elementary school that underwent modernization consisting of the renovation of the existing school and the construction of… Read More

MBP organized and lead the commissioning team for systems being commissioned during the pre-design, design, construction, occupancy, and operations phases. The project involved the renovation of the 9th Street Office Building, formerly the historic Richmond Hotel, for use as an office building by the Commonwealth of Virginia. This 11-story building (plus basement and mechanical penthouse levels)… Read More

MBP provided project management and commissioning services. The project consisted of two phases of construction with phase one focusing on the demolition and removal of an existing boiler, modifications to the existing plant structure, and changes to the office, lounge, and workshop areas. Phase two consisted of the installation of new structural members to fortify… Read More