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Awarded Projects
Diesel Engine Manufacturer, Southern Indiana
Virtual Control Room
The existing control room in a large engine test cell facility was
destroyed in a flood during the weekend of June 7th and 8th, 2008.
Applied completed a study and cost opinion that compared the cost of rebuilding
the control room “as was” (central location) or “virtual” (distributed
locations). The Diesel Engine Manufacturer elected to proceed with the virtual option.
Applied was then awarded the turnkey project to rebuild the control room in a
virtual fashion. The project began in June 2009 with completion scheduled
for June 2010. The total estimated cost is $2,800,000.
Purdue University
Marriott Hall Utilities Extension
Applied Engineering Services has been retained to engineer the campus utility
service extensions for the new Marriott Hall to be constructed on State Road 26
on the Purdue University campus in West Lafayette. Marriott Hall will house the
Hotel and Tourism Management program and is planned to be a LEED Silver
Certified building. With an $8,000,000 total construction budget, Applied is
designing the high and low pressure steam, chilled water, domestic water, and
primary electrical incoming services. The project will bid in late 2009 with
construction scheduled in the 2010/2011 timeframe.
Applied Engineering Services in the news
- Engineer Receives 2nd Highest Civilian Award in Poland; Indianapolis Star
- Applied Engineering Services Hosts Food Drive; Indianapolis Star
- Applied Engineering Services Receives Achievement Award
- Creative Engineering: Knauf's $240M expansion gains top honor for engineering innovation; The Shelbyville News
- Engineering firm builds clientele slowly; Indianapolis Business Journal
The Greening of Applied
Applied Engineering Services is Going Green! The lights we selected for our new office are energy efficient. Plastic, aluminum cans and paper from our office are recycled regularly. The property management company has recently provided bike racks for those who wish to ride bicycles to work as an alternative to driving cars.
New Employees  Mike Drum - Project Engineer Rajesh Patel, P.E. - Project Engineer
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