Sysco Foods, SAN DIEGO, CA

SCOPE OF WORK

This was a renovation and expansion of Sysco Foods’ San Diego warehouse and office facility.

The warehouse portion of this project included a freezer expansion of 39,500-square-feet, a new refrigeration evaporator penthouse with interior and exterior switchable lighting, a renovation of 2,000-square-feet of existing freezer space redesigned into an Ice Cream Room, and an expansion of the dry warehouse by approximately 50,000-square-feet.

The tenant improvement of the office space included construction of a new one-story building break room area, conversion of an existing large computer room into a break room with mailroom modifications, and the construction of one multi-purpose room to match other existing multi-purpose rooms.

VALUE DELIVERED

Dynalectric provided new lighting throughout the renovated and expanded areas, upgraded all utilities required for the expansion, and ensured the existing generator remained available for the expanded areas and load shedding procedures.

SOLUTIONS

It was vital that the construction process did not encroach into the existing racking clearances, aisles, and docks. Dynalectric ensured aisle width, flue space, and module size remained intact and unaffected by construction. In addition, the shut downs were carefully coordinated to ensure the facility was in operation 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

BACKGROUND

Sysco sells, markets and distributes food products to restaurants, healthcare and educational facilities, lodging establishments and other customers around the globe. Products include the equipment and supplies for the foodservice and hospitality industries.

OPERATING COMPANY:
Dynalectric - San Diego

CLIENT:
ESI Design Services

ARCHITECT:
ESI Design Services

ENGINEER:
MPE Consulting

		Total Electrical
		High-Voltage Systems
		Fire Alarm and Life Safety
		Tele-Data Communications
		Security/CCTV
		Building Automation
		Instrumentation and Control Systems
		HVAC/DDC Controls
		Audio and Video Networking
		Power Generation
		Renewable Energy
		LEED Certification