Federal Facilities Beyond the 1990s: Ensuring Quality in an Era of Limited Resources Summary of a Symposium (1997) / Chapter Skim
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His professional experience includes 15 years of facilities energy conservation and design, construction, and engineering policy development in the Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense; utility contracting, engineering, design, operation, maintenance and management in the Naval Facilities Engineenng Command; design, research and engineering demonstration validation of prototype seawater distillation equipment with the Interior Department; and fuel applications engineering with a local gas utility.
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Michael Lee of the Handbook of Facility Management, published by the American Management Association. His latest book, published by John Wiley, is Quality Facility Management: ~ Marketing and Customer Service Approach, with co-author Stormy Friday.
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Mr. Feiner's overview of the design fixation at GSA covers over 250 million square feet, with current work in progress of over $10 billion executed through 11 regional offices.
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In June 1996, he became a Program Specialist with the Design Excellence Office at the General Services Administration. Since 1987, he has managed the Federal Design Improvement Program, a multifaceted program of design education, promotion, review and technical assistance to help federal agencies achieve design excellence.
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He has served in many positions for the U.S. Public Health Service: as a sanitary engineer for the Indian Health Service; later as Chief of Facilities Management for THS Portland Area Office; as Deputy Director, Office of Engineering Services, for the Health Resource Services Administration (with annual projects totaling up to $6 billion)
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PAUL L "Les" HORNEMAN is a facilities operations management specialist with the Health Care Financing Administration (HCFA)
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Notable projects in the an area include The Thurgood Marshall Judiciary Office Building, the headquarters for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, the Comptroller of the Currency, the International Trade Commission, and the Park Hyatt Hotel. In the Baltimore area, Boston Properties recently completed the new headquarters for the Health Care Financing Administration.
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Recent projects include the newly constructed 900,000 square foot Health Care Financing Administration Headquarters in Woodlawn, Maryland; the renovation and retrofit of the 2.5 million square foot Social Security Administration Headquarters in Woodlawn, Maryland; and the new construction of the training facility/hote! for the Federal Executive Institute in Charlottesville ,, Virginia.
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He has also authored and contributed to several books arid studies on facility management, including Technologies for Facilities Management in 1995, for the Building Owners and Management Institute; Electronic Enterprises: The Future of Organizations, for the Office of Technology Assessment, United States Congress, in 1994; current ANST National Ergonomic Standard for Computer Users in the Workplace and Best FM Practices: New U.S. Facility Responses to Changing Business and Organizational Objectives.
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Siegel is responsible for promoting Total Quality Management in design and construction, providing specialty technical project support to help solve facility design, maintenance, and operating problems, and selecting and evaluating architecture and engineering consultants. He also oversees Seismic programs, Historic Preservation, Barrier Free Design, the State Home Grant and Homeless Grant programs, and maintains a database for budgeting VA construction projects.
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Smith had the responsibility for approximately $10 billion of construction projects, including corporate headquarters, manufacturing plants, laboratories, office buildings, postal distribution centers, and post offices.
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, ~ senior project architect/project manager, responsible for projects ranging from urban planning and historic federal government buildings to smaller special architectural projects. He served as the senior project architect for the Health Care Financing Administration Headquarters and the U.S.
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West directed all real estate development activities of the authority, with responsibility for negotiating developer agreements, identifying new market initiatives to generate revenue, and implementing and managing more than 20 projects simultaneously with a staff of six professionals. She has also held increasingly responsible management positions with the Massachusetts Port Authority, Boston Redevelopment Authority, Massachusetts Department of Public Health, and Harvard School of Public Health.
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