Drafter and Junior Designer for the electrical (lighting and power), public address, special systems (telephone, EVIDS, and Southwest Airlines infrastructure), and security (Airport Authority Security and TSA Security) systems in Terminal 1 for Gates 1 and 2 at the Lindbergh Field in San Diego. The project recently finished construction. Construction cost $6,000,000 ($1,500,000 electrical portion)

Drafter and Junior Designer for the installation and removal of seven (7) 2 MW temporary engine generators at the San Diego International Airport (SDIA) – Lindbergh Field. In order to limit outages to 12:00 midnight to 5:00 am, electrical cable type, electrical equipment such as fittings and box sizes and types were evaluated to determine how installation could be accomplished within the required time period. Construction cost was $2,000,000.

Drafter and Junior Designer. We replaced the existing lighting and installed new lighting. Upgraded electrical infrastructure to the lifeguard tower, pier restrooms, and to the Tin Fish Restaurant at the Pier’s End. We refurbished the gate access and redid the water valve to prevent water backup. Lighting calculations and construction administration. Construction cost was $277,000

Drafter and Junior Designer. Designed according to San Diego City standards (construction documents). LEI was a subconsultant to Project Design Consultants, (PDC). The cost estimate $1500 a pole count pole). We did field work and removed the existing electrical system and installed a new electrical system and light fixtures. We performed voltage drop calculations and we removed 5 KV series city street lighting circuits. We are awaiting construction in 2006 at the end of design. The cost estimate was $300,000.