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Hatzel & Buehler New Jersey awarded electrical expansion for Comcast

March 3, 2016

Comcast Cable Communications first opened its South Jersey call center at the Voorhees Technology Center in 2001 and has continued to grow ever since. This project, a 39,000 square foot expansion to their regional call center, will bring their occupancy to a total of 150,000 square feet in the building. The project consists of workstations, a network operations center, office spaces, conference rooms, training room and a lunch room. Hatzel & Buehler’s Design / Build scope of work includes providing interior lighting, lighting controls, communications infrastructure, fire alarm system, demolition work, expansion of the electrical distribution system and power distribution to offices, workstations, and HVAC equipment throughout the expansion area.

Delaware Office upgrades electrical systems throughout Nemours Children’s Hospital

March 2, 2016

Hatzel & Buehler was recently awarded the electrical portion of the Infrastructure Upgrade project at Nemours Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children. This multi-year project will be completed as an IPD (“Integrated Project Delivery”) project, with Hatzel & Buehler acting as one of the primary trade partners. The project consists of a complete replacement of the existing electrical infrastructure with new normal and emergency electrical substations and associated distribution. Hatzel & Buehler will also provide the electrical and fire alarm services to new Air Handler Units throughout the facility that are being replaced as part of the Infrastructure Upgrade. In addition, Hatzel & Buehler is responsible for spearheading the 3D BIM coordination process with all trade partners. Work will be conducted in a fully-operational children’s hospital, requiring a high level of coordination to ensure there is no interruption to the hospital’s operations.

Pittsburgh Office renovates office space for Jones Lang LaSalle

January 13, 2016

Hatzel & Buhler’s Pittsburgh office was recently awarded the renovation of three floors of office space for Jones Lang LaSalle in the newly built Tower Two Sixty in downtown Pittsburgh.

The 60,000 square foot space includes a boardroom, executive offices, open area spaces and conference rooms. Hatzel & Buehler’s work includes electrical distribution, lighting, lighting controls, branch power and Fire Alarm.

New York Office awarded Distributed Antenna System installation for AT&T

December 11, 2015

The Hatzel & Buehler New York Office was recently awarded the installation of all low voltage RF cabling, antennas, fiber backbone and terminations, at 1270 6th Avenue, in New York City. Hatzel & Buehler will also provide the installation of the power infrastructure, which includes distribution equipment, a UPS back up, power risers and sub panels throughout the building, to support the new AT&T Distributed Antenna System (DAS).

New Jersey Office awarded electrical work for Johnson & Johnson’s new corporate museum

December 11, 2015

Johnson & Johnson is opening a new museum near their corporate headquarters in New Brunswick, NJ. The museum will include the history of the individuals who helped form the company and the products that made them one of the world’s premier health care companies and a household name to generations of families for 130 years.

The museum will be housed in its original building, a 1906 Power House that will be completely renovated and restored. A new 2,900 SF Lobby will be added to the existing two-story, 10,000 SF building. Hatzel & Buehler was awarded the electrical work for the museum which includes new site and interior lighting as well as specialty exhibit lighting. Hatzel & Buehler will furnish and install a new electrical distribution system and lightning protection system. The new museum is scheduled to open in late 2016.

ENR ranks Hatzel & Buehler 29th among the top 50 Electrical Firms

December 7, 2015

In their Annual Top Contractor report, ENR Magazine has ranked Hatzel & Buehler 29th (up from 33rd, in 2014) among the Top 50 Electrical firms in the country. In addition, Hatzel & Buehler was ranked 75th (versus 91st, in 2014) among the top specialty contractors in the country.

ENR Magazine recognizes Hatzel & Buehler as Top Specialty Contractor

September 19, 2015

Hatzel & Buehler Inc. has managed to thrive in a declining market. The Wilmington, Del., based electrical contracting company booked New York-New Jersey regional revenue of $111.54 million in 2014 to rank seventh in ENR New York’s 2015 ranking of Top Specialty Contractors. That is up eight places from the firm’s rank on last year’s list, when it posted $86.6 million in revenue.

Read the complete article at ENR New York

Hatzel & Buehler receives top NCI safety award

August 15, 2015

The National Contractors Insurance Ltd recognized Hatzel & Buehler for its outstanding company-wide efforts in safety and risk management, with the “Award of Excellence for Risk Control”.

Delaware Office renovates 43,000 square feet of office space for Wells Fargo

August 5, 2015

Hatzel & Buehler’s Delaware office was recently awarded the renovation of three floors of office space, for Wells Fargo, in the high rise building (formerly known as the Rollins building) located in Wilmington, Delaware. The 43,000 square feet of office space included executive level administrative spaces, as well as conference room spaces. Hatzel & Buehler’s overall scope of work included the installation of new electrical power, lighting, dimming, security and fire alarm systems.

Hatzel & Buehler selected as the official electrical contractor for the United Nations

May 1, 2015

Servicing their 20-building campus in New York City, Hatzel & Buehler was recently awarded the official electrical contract for the United Nations. Hatzel & Buehler’s overall scope of work within that contract includes preventative maintenance on hundreds of pieces of distribution equipment and emergency transfer switches; 24-hour on-call electrical service; and project work ranging in scope from small MAC work to large scale construction.