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RAM-TECH Engineers
of Syracuse, P.C.
6100 Fairway Drive
P.O. Box 10
Syracuse, New York 13211
Tel: 315-463-7716
Fax: 315-463-7758
RAM-TECH Engineers
of Buffalo, P.C.
2495 Main Street
Suite 435
Buffalo, New York 14214
Tel: 716-833-7716
Fax: 716-832-6373
RAM-TECH Engineers, Inc.
2 International Plaza
Suite 243
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19113
Tel: 610-521-5159
Fax: 610-521-6562
Raman & Borick
Technical Services, Inc.
6100 Fairway Drive
P.O. Box 10
Syracuse, New York 13211
Tel: 315-463-7716
Fax: 315-463-7758
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RAM-TECH Engineers has a great deal of
experience in providing professional design services for school facilities. We
were responsible for the mechanical/ electrical engineering design for
facilities at Avon Central School District, Bainbridge-Guilford Central Schools,
Beaver River Central Schools, Bridgehampton Union Free School District,
Canastota Central Schools, DeRuyter Central Schools, Deposit Central Schools,
Fabius Pompey Central Schools, Fayetteville-Manlius Central Schools,
Frankfort-Schuyler Central School, Holland Patent Central School District, Ichabod Crane Central School District, Lowville Academy and Central Schools,
Middleburgh Elementary School, Mt. Markham Central Schools, North Syracuse
Central School District, Oneida City School District, Oppenheim-Euphrata Central
Schools, Owen D. Young Central School, Schenevus Central School, Sharon Springs
Central Schools, Syracuse City School District, Waverly Central School District
and Whitney Point Middle School.
Services include heating, ventilating and air conditioning systems, plumbing
systems, lighting and power systems, fire alarm systems, sound, security and
other special systems, etc.
The following is a brief narrative of several such projects RAM-TECH Engineers
has been involved with:
BEAVER RIVER CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, Beaver Falls, N.Y.
The District has initiated an energy conservation program, utilizing the
services of a Performance Contractor. This procedure will provide guaranteed
energy savings to the District throughout the Contract's ten year period.
RAM-TECH Engineers was a member of the Design Team that conducted the analysis
of the facility's existing mechanical, electric, lighting and control systems. A
program of energy efficient upgrades was then developed for those systems where
attractive paybacks could be identified. These upgrades, now under final design
by the Team, include upgrades of the HVAC, lighting and control systems. An
Energy Management System (EMS) will provide active control of these upgraded
systems, decreasing the facility's operational costs and providing the
contractually guaranteed savings to the District. The EMS will also provide
active monitoring of indoor carbon dioxide (CO2), an indicator of Indoor Air
Quality (IAQ), at selected locations. This information will be used by the EMS
to maintain acceptable IAQ throughout the facility as demands on the HVAC vary
with changes in weather and student activity.
 Nottingham
High School
Syracuse, New York
Syracuse City School District
SYRACUSE CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, NOTTINGHAM HIGH SCHOOL, Syracuse, NY
Complete renovation of the existing pool wing, consisting of new roof and wall
reconstruction, replacement lighting systems, utilizing glass-lensed
indirect/direct high-bay luminaires which were a combination of 400 watt and 250
watt metal halide high intensity discharge luminaires. The final installation
resulting in a very uniform 50 maintained footcandles over the entire pool
surface.
Also upgraded was the fire alarm system, with the addition of three sets of
beam-type smoke detectors installed to meet the requirements of the State
Education Department.
BRIDGEHAMPTON UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT, Bridgehampton, NY
Involved the complete 1995 reconstruction of the plumbing domestic hot and cold
water, sanitary and storm drainage systems throughout the existing two-story
building. Included provision of ADA compliant gang toilet rooms, complete with
new plumbing fixtures and related lighting and power systems and heating and
ventilating systems.
ONEIDA CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, Oneida, NY
From 1991 to present, RAM-TECH Engineers has been providing
mechanical/electrical engineering services at each of the School District's
eleven buildings. Several of the various reconstruction projects included new
boilers at Seneca Street and Oneida Castle Elementary Schools, new electrical
services at the High School and Oneida Castle Elementary School, and new sewage
disposal system at Oneida Castle Elementary School. District-wide
telecommunications systems have been upgraded at all of the High School, Middle
School and Elementary Schools, including the installation of fiberoptic cable
from the District Offices to the High School. The athletic field complex was
recently provided with new electronic scoreboards and football sports lighting
system.
RAM-TECH is currently working on the design of the additions and alterations
project at the Otto Shortell Middle School, consisting of a new classroom wing
and a distance learning center. Alterations will include new boilers, plumbing
systems and electrical and communications systems improvements.
SCHENEVUS CENTRAL SCHOOL, Schenevus, NY
Complete mechanical and electrical engineering design for two-story, 40,000
square foot addition consisting of 14 new classrooms, gymnasium, locker rooms,
elevator and miscellaneous support areas. Alterations to the existing building
included renovations to the boiler and electric rooms, classrooms, auditorium,
kitchen and corridor areas.
HVAC work included the addition of a third low pressure steam boiler (cast iron)
for the heating plant, a hot water heating system for the new addition and
existing renovated areas, unit ventilators, terminal type heating equipment
including cabinet heaters, unit heaters, convectors and fin radiation,
ventilation system including roof ventilators, fans, and ductwork, piping, duct
insulation and temperature control system.
Plumbing work consisted of plumbing fixtures, sinks, drinking fountains, water
coolers, drainage systems including soil, waste and vent piping, acid resistant
drainage piping system and a new 13,000 gallon septic tank and grease
interceptor connected to the existing sewage disposal system, domestic hot, cold
and circulating water systems, extension of the existing cast iron water service
including new hydrants, a storm drainage system, and relocation of an existing
propane tank and all new propane piping, equipment and systems.
Electric work consisted of a new 2000 ampere main electric service with
padmounted outdoor transformer, extension of the power distribution system, new
lighting and power systems, new auditorium theatrical lighting and dimming
system, complete new fire alarm system, new gymnasium sound system, extension of
the existing cable television, clock and program system and sound systems, and a
new gymnasium scoreboard system. Lighting systems all complied with NYS Energy
Conservation Construction Code with passive infrared type occupancy sensor
controls.
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