CENTER FOR DISEASE CONTROL AND PREVENTION (CDC)
Atlanta, Georgia

To improve efficiency, emergency response to internal and external disasters, and to reduce operating and maintenance costs, CDC’s plan was to develop an Integrated Facility Management System (IFMS) for all the CDC facilities in the United States, integrating all major building sub-systems ( HVAC, lighting, power, SCADA, CCTV, door access control, freezer monitoring, etc). To achieve this goal a highly reliable (99.999%) network infrastructure was vital to ensure adequate access to critical information during both “normal” and “critical” operations.

    RTECH SERVICES INCLUDED:

    • Preliminary investigation and survey of the three campuses (Roybal, Chamblee and Lawrenceville) to verify existing utility routes and propose primary and redundant routes for implementation of fiber optic outside Plant system (OSP).
    • Developed Telecommunications Infrastructure Master Plan for the Roybal, Chamblee and Lawrenceville campuses including construction phasing.
    • Design and construction drawings for a system of conduits, manholes, utility tunnels and cable trays to allow for the placement of fiber optic cabling.
    • Network Engineering – Design and installation of intelligent layer-3/layer-4 switches.
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