Project consisted of 11,000 Sq. ft., ground-up, metal building. Facility included lobby and reception area, private offices, conference room, security room, and more. Site work included new hardscape, landscaping, and new masonry wall.

Project consisted of the renovation of existing, two-story laboratory building while tenants were present. Project required careful coordination with tenants for the demolition of existing laboratory and replacing with new chemical fume hoods, new HVAC system, new plumbing system, electrical upgrades, and new fire protection system.

The Equipment Demonstration & Evaluation Facility (EDEF) project consists of the construction of a new ground up Control Building (6,168 Sq Ft.) outside of the substation boundary of the Shawnee Substation in Westminster, California. The EDEF control building will provide SCE technology engineers a platform to demonstrate, test, and evaluate equipment, in a controlled energized environment simulating real-world circuit conditions. Scope of work also included design/build of a 10’ block wall & chain link fence around the perimeter of the substation, demo of existing building outside of the substation, and various on and off site improvements.

The data center project consists of the renovation of existing ITC space, computer room and tape room at the Alhambra Data Center. Work included the construction of a new, day 2 computer room, new grid services lab, associated electrical room, grid services storage room, conference room, two (2) privacy rooms. The project also included all new power and lighting for area of work, modifying existing fire protection system, new fluid cooler, new bidders design element pad and screen wall for fluid cooler, fan coil units, rooftop air handling units for day 2 computer room area, and other required mechanical equipment.

Project consisted of ground-up, administration building and MEER control building. Also included Class II Road base, and paving and was to accommodate all roadways, parking areas, and drainage requirements for the new administration building.

Project consisted of the ground-up construction of a 12,600 sq. ft. control building and 2,677 sq. ft. of utilities/storage area. Control building included computer floors, large IT & security rooms, and 3 different fire protection systems (wet, dry & FM-2000 to protect the data command center). Site work included new masonry walls, 12,650 sq. ft. parking area, new generator, and new sliding gate.

Project consisted of the installation of 700 Kilowatts peak SunPower Solar Electric (Photovoltaic) System consisting of 2,100 solar modules and associated electrical equipment.

Project consisted of the installation of 1,100 Kilowatts peak Sunpower Solar Electric (Photovoltaic) System consisting of 3,200 modules in the form of rooftop solar, elevated carport arrays, and associated electrical equipment.

The SunPower Sweetwater project consisted of the installation of 2 MW of photovoltaic panels at seven different public schools within the Sweetwater School District.  Perera managed the construction of a ground-mount, fixed-tilt PV system; multiple carports and shade-structures; as well as rooftop mounted solar systems.  These projects were completed within two-months of receiving DSA permits.

Project consisted of the ground-up construction of new substation control building with 230 kV switchyard.

Project consisted of new construction with heavy mechanical and electrical systems with associated site work and parking. Also included off-site & on-site sewer pump station, off-site sewer and water.  All metal was grounded to copper grounding grid, electrical grid reconditioning, capable of redirecting energy to other substations in the event of a power failure.

Project consisted of ground-up, 14,500 sq. ft., two-story administration building with 20 rooms. Class II Road base, and paving was approximately 42,000 sq. ft. and was to accommodate all roadways, parking areas, and drainage requirements for the new administration building. New 300 gallon septic system was also installed.

Project consisted of the complete renovation of 120,000 sq. ft. building to include multiple office renovations/additions, new cubicle installation/remodel, conference room remodel, small kitchen/break room remodel, and multipurpose room remodel. Also included, HVAC, electrical, and mechanical upgrades.

The Rialto I-210 project consisted of installing 10,920 rooftop solar panels and equipment as well as interconnecting them into SCE electrical grid for a total of 2.6 MW DC. Work included installing Trina modules, Sunlink Racking, wiring to combiner boxes, wiring of DC power to Satcon inverters at various enclosure locations, wiring 12 KV AC power to switch gear and transformer for distribution back to SCE’s power grid. Work also involved constructing three equipment enclosures to house all the various components. Masonry enclosure was plastered with reveals to match existing building. EIFS conduit chase were also constructed to conceal conduit runs.

Project consisted of the complete renovation of existing building, including, HVAC, electrical, and mechanical upgrades.

Projects consisted of the installation of rooftop mounted solar panels and equipment as well as interconnecting them into SCE electrical grid. Work included installing Sunpower modules, wiring to combiner boxes, wiring of DC power to inverters at various enclosure locations, and wiring 12 KV AC power to switch gear and transformer for distribution back to SCE’s power grid. Work also involved constructing multiple equipment enclosures to house all the various components. Masonry enclosure was plastered with reveals to match existing building. EIFS conduit chase were also constructed.

The RDC 2 project consisted of (5,928) 2 MW panels, the RDC 4 project consisted of (15,680) of 5 MW panels, and the RDC 5 project consisted of (15,900) of 5 MW panels.

Dexus is one of, if not the largest, single-roof mounted solar installations in the world.  Perera Construction installed 33,280 Sunpower modules equating to 10.15 MW AC power output as well as all of the supporting equipment necessary to interconnect the installation to Southern California Edison’s power grid.  

Work included installing Sunpower modules, wiring to combiner boxes, wiring (over 75 miles) of DC power to inverters at various enclosure locations, and wiring 12 KV AC power to switchgear and transformer for distribution back to SCE’s power grid. Roof square footage was 1,686,590 sq. ft. (which equates to 38.7 acres). This area would facilitate the installation of 29.3 football fields, including the end zones. Work also involved constructing three equipment enclosures to house all the various electrical components. Masonry enclosure was plastered with reveals to match existing building. EIFS conduit chase were also constructed.

Project consisted of 25,000 sq. ft. ground-up metal building, to house offices, break room, cubicle space, storage/filing room, and parking lot. Project is certified LEED Silver. Also included Sewer pump station, off site sewer and water, decorative color concrete, metal shade canopies.  All metal was grounded to copper grounding grid.

Project consisted of complex seismic reconstruction of existing structure including attached ground-up construction. Project includes seismic retrofit of a multi-story existing structure, AC/DC electronics, moisture barrier protection, 12,000 gallon underground fuel tank for attached emergency back up generator, over 120 caissons poured in place up to 40 and 60 feet in depth for new footings, complex seismic bracing. Due to highly sensitive existing telecommunications electronics, complex HVAC system was maintained during construction, dust control was maintained during construction, and utilities could not be disturbed. Interior includes administrative offices, clean room environment, complex seismic bracing, complex utilities, and disruption phasing. Exterior includes parking, landscape, and street improvements on a one acre lot.

Project consisted of 13,572 sq. ft. building addition, upgrade and installation of new Power Room, upgrade the existing generator and fuel tank, and their associated items. Also included the upgrade of existing HVAC system and all of it’s associated items. Site work and site utility work were also involved.