Smart Building Control Systems Serving Colorado, Wyoming and Western Nebraska
The Charles Schwab Service Center campus will feature a retail center just west of I-25 and south of Lincoln Avenue. The campus will feature two five-story buildings, an amenities facility and a 1,000 space parking garage. ATS is providing a new BACnet Energy Management system for this campus. The Retail Center is designated to achieve LEED Platinum while the remainder of the campus will be LEED Silver. This project is slated to complete in late 2014.
The new 91,110 square foot, two‐story high school includes 22 classrooms, an auditorium, two gymnasiums, and locker rooms. ATS provided an Alerton building management system for the LEED Gold facility. This project consisted of temperature and CO2 control/monitoring for nine rooftop units and 60 classroom/offices. The Salida R-32-J School district will utilize this centralized campus building automation system to retrofit the other existing pneumatically controlled schools in their district to electronic DDC controls.
ATS Rocky Mountain is providing a complete BACnet control system for the new 830,000 square foot patient care tower. Here are some highlights of this project:
Leprino Foods is the world’s largest mozzarella cheese and lactose producer. Leprino Foods is an international company headquartered in Denver, CO. They have 12 manufacturing plants that support global sales to over 40 countries. The most recent manufacturing plant is located in Greeley, CO. ATS provided all of the environmental controls for the office building, processing areas and non-process areas throughout this manufacturing plant. We assist in maintaining the appropriate levels of temperature, humidity and pressure in all of the spaces that are required by the FDA.
ATS provides Alerton BACnet controls for the McMurdo and Palmer U.S. Antarctic research stations. McMurdo is the largest community in Antarctica consisting of more than 100 buildings, up to 1250 people, and serves as the main Antarctic science research facility for the United States. Palmer Station is a small research station located north of the Arctic Circle that can accommodate up to around 45 researchers and staff. ATS provides engineering and controls to the Antarctic Support Contract technicians for installation in buildings at both research stations and most control and troubleshooting of the DDC system is completed remotely from the Antarctic Support Contract facility in Centennial, CO.
Opening 121 years ago on August 12, 1892, The Brown Palace is one of Denver’s most storied and historic luxury hotels. Past guests of The Brown Palace include The Beatles, the “Unsinkable” Molly Brown, Theodore Roosevelt and Dwight D. Eisenhower. ATS is retrofitting the existing mechanical system in The Brown Palace and its partner Comfort Inn across the street with Alerton BACnet controls to manage the central plant and 500+ rooms in the two hotels. Due to the historic nature of the hotel, ATS is utilizing a unique wireless communication system for DDC control in each guestroom.
