Principals

David Dozier, PE

Education

• M.S., Electric Utility Management Program, NM State University, Las Cruces, 1983
• B.S., Electrical Engineering, NM State University, Las Cruces, 1982, w/Honors
• Graduate, Meta-Quality College LAX, 1995 (Quality Management Training)
• Graduate, University of Alaska Short Course - Cold Regions Engineering, 1996

Professional Registration

• 1987 / Electrical Engineer / New Mexico / 9985
• 1988 / Electrical Engineer / Arizona / 22148
• 1988 / Electrical Engineer / California / 12919
• 1991 / Electrical Engineer / Texas / 70083
• 1994 / Electrical Engineer / Washington / 28258
• 1997 / Electrical Engineer / Alaska / EE-9647
• 1998 / Electrical Engineer / Hawaii / 9702
• 1999 / Electrical Engineer / Utah / 378044-2202
• 1999 / Registered w/National Council of Examiners for Engineering & Surveying (NCEES)

Memberships

• Albuquerque Quality Network (AQN)
• American Consulting Engineers Council (ACEC)
• American Water Works Association (AWWA)
• Construction Specification Institute (CSI)
• Institute of Electrical & Electronic Engineers (IEEE)
• National Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE)

Employment History

February 1998 - Present:

Timberline Engineering, Inc.

Albuquerque, New Mexico

Vice President of Operations

June 1984 - January 1998:

Leedshill-Herkenhoff, Inc. (now ASCG, Inc.)

Albuquerque, New Mexico

Corporate Vice President and Manager of Electrical/Mechanical Engineering

August 1983 – May 1984:

Southern California Edison Co.

Santa Ana, California

Division Engineer

Publications

White Paper: “Contractor Licenses and SCADA Projects,” September 2000

White Paper: “SCADA In Paradise,” April 2001 (Co-Author)

Other

• Born, Carlsbad, New Mexico
• Resident, Albuquerque, New Mexico, Since 1984
• Certified Open Water SCUBA Diver

General Overview

David has more than 18 years of broad practical experience in Electrical Engineering, and Project and Quality Assurance Management. Since 1998 he has been Vice President of Operations for Timberline Engineering, Inc., with overall responsibility for project management and engineering production. Prior to that, he was a corporate Vice President and Manager of the Electrical/Mechanical Engineering Department for Leedshill-Herkenhoff, Inc. (now ASCG Albuquerque, Inc.), where he began his consulting engineering career in 1984. He has technical experience in all aspects of commercial, industrial, and utility-oriented electrical design. From his management and technical experiences he is capable of handling all phases of a project including project management, quality assurance management, field investigation, utility interface and coordination, development of design alternatives and life-cycle costs, schematic, preliminary, and final design, specification development, construction cost estimation, bid and field order review and negotiation, and construction management and observation.

Project Management Overview

David has managed all Timberline projects since 1998, and is presently the project manager for several notable Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) projects, including:

• $5.5M 86 RTU County of Kauai, Hawaii Department of Water SCADA System
• $1.5M 38 RTU City of Milpitas, California Utility SCADA System
• $2.5M 42 RTU Sweetwater Authority Water SCADA System Phase 1 and 2 projects in Chula Vista, California
• $1.2M 30 RTU Sangre de Cristo Water Company SCADA System Replacement (water system for the City of Santa Fe), Santa Fe, New Mexico.

At Leedshill-Herkenhoff, Inc. (LH, now ASCG, Inc.) David was Project Manager for three multi-million-dollar open-end contracts:

• U.S. Department of Energy Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL)
• U.S. Department of Energy Pantex Plant near Amarillo, Texas
• General Electric Aircraft Engine Plant in Albuquerque, New Mexico

For over five years David was responsible for the open-end design effort in Technical Area 54 (TA-54) at LANL. Under this assignment, he managed over 18 projects with total construction cost in excess of $20M. Particularly noteworthy was the TRU Waste Inspectable Storage Project for which LH developed construction documents for three closely related projects with a total construction cost in excess of $15M in less than six weeks.

Prior to this assignment, he managed numerous multi-discipline projects under the Open-End Contract for General Plant Projects (1988-1991) with Mason and Hanger-Silas Mason Co., Inc. at the Pantex Plant. Under this contract David managed the design and construction services of approximately a dozen projects with a combined construction cost in excess of the $12M, including the $3.2M renovation of Pantex's sanitary sewer system. In addition, David managed a large study and design project to upgrade the emergency lighting and exit markings at the Pantex Plant, which involved 76 buildings at this highly secure site.

Prior to this, David was Project Manager for several multi-discipline projects with construction costs totaling more than $8M during the modernization of the General Electric Aircraft Engine Plant in Albuquerque.

Technical Overview

David's wide range of project experience enables him to offer electrical design expertise involving the following elements:

• Primary voltage overhead and underground distribution systems.
• Primary voltage switchgear including metal-clad and padmounted metering equipment and switchgear.
• Step-down transformers, unit substations, and motor control equipment.
• Building electrical systems including:
  • Secondary power distribution.
  • Motor control.
  • Surge suppression and power conditioning systems.
  • Interior and exterior lighting.
  • Fire alarm systems.
  • Security alarm systems.
  • Public address.
  • Telephone and other communication related systems.
• Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems.
• Instrumentation and control systems.
• Lightning protection and ground counterpoise systems.
• Prime power generation, cogeneration, and stand-by emergency generation and uninterruptible power supply systems.
• Roadway and highmast area lighting systems.
• Airport airfield and security lighting.

David has applied his technical expertise to the design of electrical systems associated with a wide variety of project types, including domestic and industrial water utility systems including pump stations, wells, reservoirs, and water treatment facilities; complex industrial building renovation projects; special electrical and control system projects; airports; and campus-type private electrical utility system projects.

Project Listings

Project Management on Multi-Discipline Projects

The following is a list of the multi-discipline projects managed by David under the open-end contracts described under Project Management Overview. David was also the responsible electrical engineer on these projects.

US Department of Energy Pantex Plant, Amarillo, Texas

• ASF Communication System Fiber Optics Link.
• Administrative Services Facility.
• Metrology Tooling Facility.
• Zone 4 Highmast Lighting and Vehicle Garage.
• Zone 12 Vehicle Entrance Guard Station.
• Zone 16 Ammunition Bunker.
• Zone 16 Vehicle Maintenance Facility Modifications.
• Building 12-19W Upgrade.
• Building 12-42F Modifications.
• Building 16-12 Audio-Visual and Satellite System.
• Building 16-12 Additions and HVAC Modifications.
• 11th Street Relocation.
• Sanitary Sewer System Renovation.

US Department of Energy Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, New Mexico

• TA-54 TRU Waste Inspectable Storage Project (TWISP)
• TA-54 Area G Drum Prep Facility Upgrade
• TA-54 Area G TRU Waste Retrieval Dome
• TA-54 Area G TRU Waste Temporary Storage Domes Phase 1
• TA-54 Area G Drum Storage Pad
• TA-54 Area L Mixed Waste Storage Building
• TA-54 Fire Protection Phase 1
• TA-54 Area G Low Level Waste Compactor Tension Dome
• TA-54 Water System Study/Upgrades
• TA-54 Fire Alarm System Study/Upgrades
• TA-54 Area G TRU Waste Temporary Storage Domes Phase 2
• TA-54 Modular Structures
• TA-54 Area G Potable Water Line
• TA-54 Area L Canopy and Misc. Site Work
• TA-54 Area G 54-33 Drum Prep Facility HVAC Upgrade
• TA-54 Area L 54-215 Mixed Waste Storage Building Heaters
• TA-54 TWISP Retrieval Dome @ Pad #4 Procurement Specification
• TA-54 TWISP Retrieval Dome @ Pad #4 Code Analysis

General Electric Aircraft Engine Plant, Albuquerque, New Mexico

• Plant Case Rack Storage.
• Plant Freezer Relocation.
• Building 14 Re-roofing.
• Building 14 CMM Bridge Crane.
• Building 14 Equipment Rearrangements.
• Building 14B Metals Rearrangement Phase II

Department of Energy Projects

The following is a list of the Department of Energy Projects that David was the responsible electrical engineer. (These are in addition to the projects listed above under Project Management on Multi-Discipline Projects).

US Department of Energy Pantex Plant, Amarillo, Texas

• Utilities Restoration Project.
• Command Center Expansion and Renovation.
• Hardened Guard Stations.
• Metrology Tooling Facility.
• Command Center Expansion and Renovation.
• Zone 12 Guard Station.
• 11th Street 12.47 kV Primary Line Relocation.
• Building 12-5 Computer System UPS System.

US Department of Energy Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, New Mexico

• Mixed Waste Disposal Facility.
• Waste Isotope Separator Building.
• Nuclear Safeguards Technology Laboratory.
• Neutron Scattering Facility Experimental Hall and Support Building.

Water System Projects

The following are examples of projects representing David's technical experience on water system projects.

• Angel Fire Corporation, Angel Fire, New Mexico: Snow Making Facility Pump Station and Wells.
• Agua Sana Water System, Espanola, New Mexico: Agua Sana Water System (Well and Reservoir).
• City of Albuquerque, New Mexico
  • Burton Pump Station.
  • Burton No.5 Well Equipment Facility.
  • College Pump Station.
  • Duranes Pump Station Replacement.
  • Gonzales No.1 Primary Well Equipment Facility.
  • Gonzales No.2 Well Equipment Facility.
  • Gonzales No.3 Well Equipment Facility.
  • Gutierrez Pump Station.
  • Kiva Pump Station.
  • Metropolitan Detention Center Water System.
  • Ridgecrest No.5 Well Equipment Facility.
  • Santa Barbara Pump Station Replacement.
  • Urban Roadway Pump Station and Roadway Lighting;
  • Walker No.2 Well Equipment Facility.
  • Webster Pump Station.
  • Zamora Pump Station.
  • Zamora Well Field Disinfection Facility.
  • Zamora No.1 Primary Well Equipment Facility.
  • Zamora No.2 Well Equipment Facility.
  • Zone 4W Reservoir.
  • 4.16 kV Medium Voltage Motor Specification.
  • Butterfly Valve Operator Specification.
  • Electrical Design Standards Development.
  • Pump Station Facility Design Manual.
• Kirtland Air Force Base, Albuquerque, New Mexico: Kirtland East Water District Modifications, Well #3 Electrical Investigation, and Well #8 Electrical Investigation.
• John Pepper, Inc., Highland Park, California: Highland Park Water System (Well, Water Treatment Facility, and Reservoir).
• Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, New Mexico: TA-54 Water Systems Study and Upgrade.
• City of San Luis Obispo and Whale Rock Commission, San Luis Obispo, California: Pump Station "A" and "B" Renovation and Chorro Pump Station.
• Santa Ana Pueblo, Bernalillo, New Mexico: Santa Ana Water System Improvements (1.4 MG steel reservoir and two wells).
• City of Santa Fe, Santa Fe, New Mexico (Public Service Co. of New Mexico – Avistar International): Sangre De Cristo Water Company Facilities Rehabilitation Needs Study, Northwest Well, Torreon Pump Station, and Alto Pump Station.
• Shell Western Exploration and Production Inc., Bakersfield, California: Belridge Industrial Water System, 500 Canal Pump Station, Produced Water Transfer System, and Soft Water Transfer System.
• Soquel Creek Water District, California: Vista del Mar Pump Station.
• City of Truth of Consequences, Truth of Consequences, New Mexico: Water System Project (Booster Station and Well Rehabilitation).
• U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Mora National Fish Hatchery and Technology Center Water System, Mora, New Mexico: Four Wells and Reservoir.
• U.S. Department of Energy Pantex Plant, Amarillo, Texas: Sanitary Sewer System Upgrade and Utilities Restoration Project (Well Equipment Facility, Pump Station, and Reservoir).

Airport Airfield and Security Lighting

The following are examples of projects representing David's technical experience on airport airfield and security lighting projects.

• Albuquerque International Airport, New Mexico: Ramp Security Lighting Additions.
• Deming Airport, New Mexico: Airfield Lighting System Modifications and Additions.
• Hobbs/Lea County Airport, New Mexico: Airfield Lighting Modifications.
• Lake Havasu City Airport, Arizona: New Municipal Airport PAC-I and PAC-II.
• Roswell Industrial Air Center, New Mexico: Phase 1, 2, & 3 Airfield Lighting Modifications.
• Show Low Airport, Arizona: Airfield Lighting System Modifications and Additions.

Generation and Cogeneration Systems

The following are examples of projects representing David's technical experience on prime power generation and cogeneration projects.

• Angel Fire Generation System, Angel Fire, New Mexico.
• Brown's Warehouse Generation System, El Paso, Texas.
• El Paso Terminal Generation System, El Paso, Texas.
• New Mexico Boy's School Cogeneration System, Springer, New Mexico.
• St. Vincent’s Hospital Emergency Generators, Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Private Utility Systems

David is experienced with the design and maintenance of client/privately owned electric utility distribution systems. He has been involved in many utility related projects, including those for the following clients

• City of Albuquerque, Albuquerque, NM.
• US Department of Energy Pantex Plant, Amarillo, Texas.
• US Department of Energy Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, New Mexico.
• Kirtland Air Force Base, Albuquerque, NM.
• Holloman Air Force Base, Alamogordo, NM.
• Cannon Air Force Base, Clovis, NM.
• Plains Gas and Electric Co., Albuquerque, NM.
• Shell California Production Inc, Bakersfield, CA.
• General Electric Aircraft Engine Plant, Albuquerque, NM.

Project Write-ups

The following are examples of projects representing David's broad technical experience.

United State Fish and Wildlife Service Mora National Fish Hatchery and Technology Center: Complete electrical system design for a four building campus and associated water production and distribution system including double-ended unit substation with redundant transformers, back-up emergency generator and automatic transfer switchgear, water process instrumentation and control system, "clean" power for laboratories, fish hatchery automatic lighting control system, fire alarm system, security system, telephone system, local public address system and lightning protection and grounding system.

City of Albuquerque Burton Pump Station: Electrical design for water pump station including double-end motor control center w/redundant transformers, four 400 HP 4.160 kV electric motor driven pumps, one natural gas engine driven pump, controls and instrumentation, remote terminal unit (RTU) with 900 MHZ radio connection to central control system and lightning protection and grounding system. This is but one example of the 20 City of Albuquerque pump stations, wells, and reservoirs that David was the responsible electrical engineer since 1984.

Public Service Company of New Mexico / Sangre de Cristo Water System Rehabilitation Study: Complete electrical survey and assessment of 39 existing domestic water facilities in the City of Santa Fe, New Mexico. Study included assessment of equipment age and condition, identification of National Electrical Code violations, and recommendations for system improvements.

Shell Western Exploration and Production (SWEPI) and Produced Water Transfer System: Electrical design for four 75 HP vertical turbine water pumps; Class I, Division 1 and 2 electrical classification; controls and instrumentation; remote terminal unit with 900 MHz radio connection to master control, factory witness testing, systems acceptance testing, and development of operation and maintenance manuals.

Angel Fire Corporation Snow Maker Pump Station and Prime Power Generation System: Fast-track design build project completed in three months consisting of four 700 HP 4.160 kV Multi-Stage Air Compressors, four 350 HP 480 V Vertical Turbine Water Pumps, and a 2.5 MW Diesel Powered Prime Power Generation System and associated Automatic Generation System Control.

New Mexico State Highway and Transportation Department Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) Project: Integration of new Uninterruptible power supply (UPS) units with existing motor-generator sets for service to NMSH&TD General Office Building Central Computer System. Complex sequencing and scheduling of construction due to sensitive nature of central computer system. Included expansion of existing electrical building to house new equipment. For this project, David received a letter of commendation from the NMSH&TD Project Manager.

General Electrical Aircraft Engines / Autoclave Substation No.2: 5.0 MVA substation for new autoclave complex. Project involved complex sequencing and scheduling of construction due to critical production deadlines associated with facility.

Corp of Engineers Abiquiu Dam Emergency Gates: Emergency Distribution and Back-Up Generation System for Temporary By-Pass Pumping System associated with dam gate replacement project.

Kirtland Airforce Base PCB Transformer Replacement: Replacement of 29 PCB contaminated transformers.

DOE Pantex Plant Zone 4 High Mast Lighting: $1.2 M high mast security lighting of nuclear storage facility consisting of twenty-five 100 foot poles with a combination of two hundred 400 W and 1000 W HPS fixtures. Project required complete photometric modeling and field verification.

New Mexico State Fair Bollak Building Historical Remodel: Replacement of existing interior and exterior light fixtures in conjunction with renovation of historically sensitive building. For this work, David’s firm received an Award of Merit from the Albuquerque Conservation Association

DOE Pantex Plant Emergency Lighting and Exit Markings Project: Survey, assessment and design modifications to the existing emergency lighting of 67 facilities and the exit markings of 46 facilities (a total of 76 facilities) at the Department of Energy (DOE) Pantex Plant, in Amarillo, Texas in order to comply with the Life Safety Code and other DOE criteria. Included on the list of facilities were nuclear assembly bays and cells and storage areas requiring hazardous electrical design and complex sequencing and scheduling of work activities.

Lake Havasu City, Arizona Airport (LHU): Complete electrical systems design including airfield, ramp, and security lighting for brand new airport.

Los Alamos National Laboratory TA-54 Fire Alarm System Study and Design: Site wide study and follow-on design of existing fire alarm system in approximately 38 buildings.

New Mexico State Fair Energy Monitoring System Investigation: Project involving the investigation, identification and recommendation of solutions for correcting problems with the Fair’s energy monitoring system. For his work on this project, David received a letter of commendation from the New Mexico Secretary of the Energy, Minerals, and Natural Resources Department.