MCAS Miramar – Photovoltaic Lights, SAN DIEGO, CA

SCOPE OF WORK

P-985 was a design-build solar lighting project at Marine Corps Air Station Miramar. It included replacement of existing and installation of new parking lot and walkway lights around hangars 3 & 4 and the BEQs 5100, 5200, 5300, 5400, 5500, 5600, and 5700 areas.

VALUE DELIVERED

Dynalectric performed preliminary lighting studies on the base to identify the areas that required more lighting. Preliminary design drawings were created based on these findings to clearly delineate between the new, relocated and existing light locations. Dynalectric secured fixtures which exactly matched those previously installed at the base. By providing the same fixtures, the government realizes an additional savings by not having to stock different lighting parts and/or train personnel on different fixtures.

SOLUTIONS

Provided solar powered lights which eliminated the need for electrical conduit and wire to each of the new pole lights. Dynalectric also provided batteries for up to five days of temporary lighting without the need to recharge the solar panels.

BACKGROUND

This project was completed as part of the NAVFAC Southwest Multiple Award Construction Contract (MACC).

PROJECT SCHEDULE

Due to the fact that the BEQ’s were occupied, only small area could be worked on at any one time. This resulted in a highly detailed phased installation schedule with the client as well as the residents of the BEQ.

OPERATING COMPANY:
Dynalectric - San Diego

CLIENT:
NAVFAC Southwest

ARCHITECT:
Kardent Design

ENGINEER:
Interface Engineering

		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