IN THIS ISSUE

Provo City CenterTemple Renovation . . . . . . . . . .1

CVE Unified Communication Project for City of South Bend, IN . . . . . . . . . . . .2

Utah State University Electric Vehicle & Roadway Research Facility and Test Track . . . . . . .2

Houweling’s Tomatoes Greenhouse in Mona, Utah . . . .3

Divergent Diamond Intersection in Brigham City, Utah . . . . . . .4

Recognition and Awards . . . . . . .4

Recently Awarded Projects . . . . .5

doTERRA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6

LOGAN OFFICE875 North 1000 West

Logan, UT 84321(435) 752-6405

SALT LAKE CITY OFFICE2345 South John Henry Dr.Salt Lake City, UT 84119

(801) 908-6666

PORTLAND OFFICE6200 SW Arctic Dr.

Beaverton, OR 97005(503) 431-6600

ARKANSAS OFFICE5590 E. State Hwy. 137Blytheville, AR 72315

(870) 824-6670

www.cve.com

CACHE VALLEY ELECTRIC VOLUME 14, ISSUE 2 • OCTOBER 2014

Provo City Center Temple RenovationIn December 2010, fire severelydamaged the historic LDS ProvoTabernacle. A year later, theChurch of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced plans torestore the century-old buildingand convert it to a temple. Thisproject is designed to preservethe building’s historical integritywhile repairing, updating andretrofitting the interior. After theMay 2012 groundbreaking, theremaining exterior structure ofthe tabernacle was placed onconstruction stilts. The site wasexcavated 40 feet below the stiltsto create a new footprint andbasement for the restoredbuilding. When the project iscomplete next year, the 150 ft.high temple will house more than85,000 sq. ft. of floor area.

Jacobsen Construction,headquartered in SLC, Utah, is

the general contractor for thisunique project. CVE’s scope ofwork consists of all site lighting forthe property, including parking lot,lighting the exterior, buildingfaçade, separate pavilion and theentire power distribution.Superintendent Corey Draney andhis team have installed anemergency generator, securitysystem conduit, egress lightingand a complete lighting packagethat includes period-style lighting.Cache Valley Electric’s Signal andUtility Division also relocatedexisting street lights for Provo City.Up to 25 electricians have workedon-site at the peak of construction.

Design-Build manager ScottJensen worked closely withJacobsen Construction throughoutthe pre-construction process. Heremarked, “This is a special

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ADDITIONAL OFFICES

SALT LAKE CITY OFFICE

2345 South John Henry Dr.

Salt Lake City, UT 84119

(801) 908-6666

PORTLAND OFFICE

6200 SW Arctic Dr.

Beaverton, OR 97005

(503) 431-6600

ARKANSAS OFFICE

5590 E. State Hwy. 137

Blytheville, AR 72315

(870) 824-6670

www.cve.com

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Cache Valley Electric875 North 1000 West

Logan, UT 84321

doTERRA, one of Utah’s largest distributors of essentialoils, recently completed a new Global CorporateCampus in Pleasant Grove. This facility consists offour separate office towers and a visitor’s center,totaling more than 200,000 square feet of office space.Cache Valley Electric’s Teledata Division wasresponsible for the voice and data installation of aBerktek Leviton solution. Project manager BradChristensen and lead technician Mike Roberts oversawa CVE crew that installed 500,000 feet of Cat6enhanced cable.

Within each office tower are numerous conferencerooms, huddle rooms, and a dedicated training facility.The CVE Multimedia team deployed Crestron enterprise

control and DM (DigitalMedia) solutions campus wide,along with Biamp audio processing and Soundtubespeakers powered by Crown amplifiers. Sharp andSamsung LED flat-panel displays are featured inmeeting spaces and as digital signage. In the largermeeting rooms, CVE paired Panasonic projectors withDraper motorized screens. CVE’s team for this projectincluded account manager Rich Smith, project managerFugi Sandoval, programmer Shaun McIntire, andgeneral foreman Ben Schuhardt.

Jacobsen Construction, headquartered in Salt Lake City,was the general contractor for this facility. The projectwas completed in June 2014.

doTERRARecently Awarded ProjectsAVTECAcademy Mortgage – SLC, UT

Security Management SystemBureau of Land Management

– Kemmerer, WYVideo SurveillanceIntrusion Detection

Holly Frontier – Woods Cross, UTContractor Turnaround Entrance

Mountain America Credit Union – SLC, Utah Corporate Security Additions

Nucor Steel – Plymouth, UTArea Access ControlVisitor Management

Park City Municipal – Park City, UTTransit Station – Video Surveillance

Questar Corporate – CO, UTHatch Gulch StationEnterprise Station

State of Utah – Developmental Center – American Fork, UTAccess Control ExpansionIntrusion Detection

ELECTRICALCONSTRUCTION DIVISIONLoganBenteler Tube – Shreveport, LA

Finishing Lines Embedded Conduits and GroundingRedundant Fiber Optic system

Ebner Furnaces – Alcoa – TNFloating Furnace Installation

JBS – Hyrum, UTGround Beef Line RelocationHigh Voltage RelocationTemporary High Voltage Distribution

MAIR Research – Benteler Facility – Shreveport, LAFinishing Lines Equipment Installation

Mississippi Silicon – Burnsville, MSFacility Grounding High Voltage Duct Banks and Cabling

Nucor Steel – Convent, LADust Collection System

Nucor Steel – Jewett, TXFiber Optic and Communications Upgrade

Nucor Steel – Norfolk, NebraskaBaghouseCaster 5th Strand AdditionCooling Bed UpgradeMelt shop Transformer and Automation UpgradesNon-Contact Water systemRod Block Drive Cabinets Upgrade

Nucor Steel – Plymouth, UTCrankshaft UpgradeRoll Mill Upgrade

Salt Lake CityCabela’s – Tooele, UT

Underground Package Houweling’s Tomatoes – Mona, UTJBS Arc Flash – Hyrum, UTNucor Arc Flash – Plymouth, UTRMP Communications Grounding

– Milford, UTTeleperformance – SLC, UT TM Crushing – Eagle Mountain, UT

Service Upgrade U of U Concessions – SLC, UTUSU Research Track – Logan, UT

Utah Performing Arts Center – SLC, UTUnderground Package

Ute Justice Center– Fort Duchesne, UT

Varian – SLC, UT

TRANSMISSION LINEAND SUBSTATIONSKennecott Copper – Magna, UT

111/112 Transmission Line JBS Hyrum – Hyrum, UT

JBS 46kV Shofly PacifiCorp – Hyrum, UT

Abajo Substation and 7.2 Miles of Transmission Line – Bluff, UT

PacifiCorp – West Valley City, UTMid-Valley NERC Raisers

PacifiCorp – Mona, UTMona Series Reactor

Rocky Mountain Power – Delta/Richfield, UTDelta Maintenance Bundle

Rocky Mountain Power – Draper, UTJordan Valley Maintenance Bundle

Rocky Mountain Power – SLC, UTMetro Miscellaneous Bundle

Rocky Mountain Power – SLC, UTOakland 4kV Distribution Conversion

SERVICE DIVISIONAir Liquide – SLC, UT

Instrumentation Upgrade American Express

– West Valley City, UTFull Building Data Closet Refresh

CenturyLink – Huntsville, UT Huntsville Fire Alarm Upgrade

Cummins Rocky Mountain– UT, ID, COCNG/LNG Service Bays

Dannon – West Jordan, UTArcil 12 Line Improvements

Dannon – West Jordan, UTModern Filler Line Relocation

Dannon – West Jordan, UTWaste Water Air Instruments

Eaton – Ogden, UTBldg. 1273/1276 – UPS Replacement

Eaton – Clovis, NMCannon AFB – UPS Replacement

Eaton – Denver, CODenver FAA UPS Replacement

Eaton – NVNellis AFB – UPS Replacement

Fidelity Investments – SLC, UTRelief Fan Replacement

Fidelity Investments – SLC, UTTraining Rooms

IHC – SLC, UTTOSH – UPS Upgrade

IHC – Ogden, UTMckay Dee Data Closet

IRS Ogden – Ogden, UT Arc Flash Remediation

JD Machine – Ogden, UTEquipment Move

LBiSat Satellite Communications– Sandy, UTNew Generator

Silicon Valley Bank – SLC, UTData Center Rack Power

Windstream – SLC, UTAlpha Technologies – Invertor Installation

United Parcel Service – SLC, UT90 Car Lease Site

SIGNAL AND UTILITIES DIVISION300 West Median Island – SLC, UT

Adams Ave; City Limits to US-89-UDOT – Ogden, UT

ATK Catenary Lighting Protection– ATK – Magna, UT

Canyon Creek Phase 4 SF Lighting – Spanish Fork, UT

Chase Lane PUCKS – Farmington, UTCVTD Transit Center Smiths Sign

– Logan, UTCVTD Transit Center Ps II Parking Lot

– Logan, UTFoothill Conduit Rehab-UDOT

– SLC, UTID Addison Ave & Carriage Lane

– Twin Falls, IDIHC – Riverton, UT

Riverton Hospital Outpatient Expansion

Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District – Bluffdale, UT3200 W Access Road – State

Layton City Antelope Frontage – Layton, UT

Logan-Cache Airport 2014 – Logan, UT

PacifiCorp TelecomRowberry Peak RMP – Cedar City, UT

Pacific Heights Signal – Provo, UTSmithfield City Lighting Repairs

– Smithfield, UTSummit at Powder MT Eden Ridge

Nests – Eden, UTSyracuse 700 So Rd Improvements

– Syracuse, UTUDOT – various locations

Provo Westside Conn Airport to I-15Rosecrest Road MVC Signal ModSR-203; 4600 So to SR-79SR-209 & 150 East Traffic Signal

Weber State University Dee Events Parking – Ogden, UT

TECHNOLOGY SERVICESDIVISIONDallasCisco – CO, OH, CA

Data Center Core Switching Upgrades & Expansions (FEX) MSC Core Switching Expansion (FEX) – TX, FL, GA, ALMSC Core Routing Upgrades (CRS) – 10 locations

Juniper:Core Routing Upgrades (MX2020) – 3 initial locations, expanding to 40+

Verizon Wireless:Network System Expansion (ASR + CRS) – 4 sitesSwitch Fabric Expansions (FEX) – 4 locations

XO:Access Upgrades – 15 locations

Salt Lake CityAcademy Mortgage – SLC, UTAlliance Health – SLC, UTBarrick Gold – Elko, NVDHI Computing – SLC, UTHuntsman Cancer Center – SLC, UT

Park City Municipal – Park City, UTTexas Motor Speedway

– Fort Worth, TXUtah State University – Logan, UTUtah Transit Authority – SLC, UTWeber County School District

– Ogden, UTXactware – SLC, UT

TELEDATA DIVISIONPortland, ORAsante Video Surveillance Three

Rivers Project – Grants Pass, ORAuburn School District – Auburn, WA

– Elementary School ExpansionsConvergint – Portland, OR

– Security UpgradesEasy Street – Beaverton, OR

– Data Center ExpansionESCO Plant #3 Video Surveillance

– Portland, ORHP Office Expansion – Vancouver, WANike – Edinburgh, INNike – Deer Park, NYNike Kanata – Ottawa, ON CanadaSalt Lake City, UTAcademy Mortgage – Sandy, UTCanyons School District – Midvale, UTBoise State – Boise, ID

– Taco Bell Arena DAS Cache County School District

– Millville, UT– Millville High School

doTERRA Bottling – Pleasant Grove, UTEsurance – Ogden, UTFlowserve – Springville, UTHexcel – SLC, UT IHC – Murray, UT

– Transformation Lab Phase #3IHC – Tremonton, UT

– Bear River DASIHC – St. George, UT

– Dixie 400 E 2nd Floor IDF Re-BuildKennecott – Magna, UT

– 2014 Belt MoveKennecott – Magna, UT

– Boron RC Willey – Orem, UTSLC Airport – SLC, UTSutter Health Lake Park – SLC, UTUDOT Pioneer Crossing to SR-73

– Saratoga Springs, UTWYDOT – Evanston, WY

MULTIMEDIASalt Lake City, UT333 S. Main Street MDU

– Park City, UTAmerican Fork City Council

Chambers – American Fork, UTAncestry.com

– Provo, UT and San Francisco, CABD Medical Facility Public Address

System – Sandy, UTHoffee Residence – Sandy, UTHuntsman Cancer Institute

Auditorium – SLC, UTMaizlish Residence – Park City, UTMiller Residence – Park City, UTPrimary Children’s Ambulatory Care

Center – SLC, UTSelecthealth – Murray, UTVivint Solar – Lehi, UTWEIR Minerals – SLC, UTXactware – Lehi, UT

Utah Safety Council Award of Merit

CVE received the Utah Safety Council’s Award of Merit at the annual awards luncheon in September. Thisaward recognizes outstanding achievement in corporate safety programs. To qualify for consideration, acompany must have an established safety program, demonstrate continuous improvement or consistenthigh levels of excellence, and maintain an incident rate lower than the industry’s national average. CacheValley Electric has received this award for 11 consecutive years.

Safety is a top priority at every level of CVE’s organization. President and CEO Jim Laub has established aculture where safety is second to none. Division managers and project managers work closely with sitesupervisors to bring this emphasis to each individual jobsite. CVE’s full-time safety managers coordinatewith general contractors, owners and subcontractors to reduce risk and exposure for all personnel onsite.

Occupational Seat Belt Award

CVE was recently honored with the Utah Safety Council’s Occupational Seat Belt Award. This awardrecognizes companies that encourage seat belt use among employees and achieve usage rates of at least95%. CVE Safety Director Zane Smith conducted random audits over a period of two months to calculateCVE’s seat belt usage rate. He was pleased to find that 99% of CVE employees were wearing their seatbelts correctly.

Motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death in the workplace. Utah roads see a motor vehiclecrash every 10 minutes and approximately 270 fatalities each year. Cache Valley Electric makes trafficsafety a top priority to help our employees be safe while driving.

Utah Business Magazine Fast 50

Cache Valley Electric has again been named one of Utah Business magazine’s Fast 50 companies. Eachyear, Utah Business recognizes Utah companies that not only have rapidly increasing revenues and growth,but an ability to adapt to quickly-changing business conditions. As CVE approaches its 100 yearanniversary, we are proud to be a vibrant part of Utah’s growing economy.

Cache Valley Electric was recently awarded a designand construction contract for the Utah State UniversityElectrified Vehicle & Roadway Research Facility. USUresearchers will use this new facility, the first of itskind in the United States, to test recharging technologyfor electric vehicles. Limited driving range hashistorically been the biggest drawback for thoseconsidering an electric vehicle. This “range anxiety” isespecially a factor for drivers in the West, who typicallycommute long distances for work.

This new complex will include a 4,800 square footresearch building and an electrified .25 mile oval-shaped track. The track is intended to simulatein-motion wireless power charging for electric vehicles.By connecting with wireless inductive power transferpads embedded in the roadway, electric vehicles willseamlessly charge while in motion. This technologycould drastically reduce the need for large batterypacks and cumbersome charging stations.

After receiving this design build contract, CVE beganworking hand-in-hand with USU, Woodbury Corporation (architect) and Gramoll Construction

(general contractor). CVE is responsible for the designand installation of the power distribution, including acand dc power distribution to the roadway. The entirefacility will be networked with data and security/videosystems to collect data from the roadway and vehiclein real-time.

The electrical scope of work consists of installingelectrical wiring for the track, building, chargingstations and equipment. CVE will also install 12-strand multi mode fiber and Cat6 copper to eightlocations on the track. The power on the track willallow for both 480v ac and 500v dc. CVE projectmanager Eric Rose commented, “One of the thingsthat makes this project so unique is the use of the ACand DC power installation simultaneously. This createsa tremendous need for safety awareness.”

Cache Valley Electric will utilize three of its divisionsfor this project—Design-Build Electrical for theengineering and construction, Teledata/Multimedia forthe fiber and copper cabling, and Avtec for the securityand video components.

Crews brokeground forthe facilityonSeptember23, 2014.Anticipatedcompletionis early2015.

Utah State University Electric Vehicle & Roadway Research Facility and Test Track

Recognition and Awards

Cache Valley Electric’s Signal and Utility Divisionrecently completed UDOT’s new diverging diamondinterchange (DDI) in Brigham City, Utah. This DDI,the first in Northern Utah, is considered one of themost efficient systems for getting vehicles on, off andover the freeway. The interchange consists of twocrossing sections with signals installed on both ends.Opposing lanes crisscross and create a diamondshape. This particular interchange was designed tomore quickly divert westbound traffic to the I-15southbound ramp, where long delays were typical.

CVE’s scope of work involvedinstalling highway lighting, six signalarms and three overhead signstructures. CVE crews also poured amassive structure foundation thatwas 30 feet deep and 6 feet indiameter. Two additional signs willbe attached directly to the bridgestructure.

Ralph L. Wadsworth, SLC, is the generalcontractor for this project. This project beganapproximately a year ago with the construction ofa new bridge. CVE’s scope of work took about 6months to complete. CVE project manager DanCalderwood stated, “These diverging diamondinterchange projects are exciting to be involvedwith. They really help update Utah’sinfrastructure and make our highway systemsmore efficient. Our team did a great job keepingthis project on schedule.”

Divergent Diamond intersection in Brigham City, Utah

Provo City Center Temple Renovation(continued from page 1)

project with many obstacles. Preserving the historical integrity is only one of the challenges. Temporary pumpshad to be installed due to the high water table. At times, 30 pumps working simultaneously were required tokeep up with the ground water. CVE’s team of electricians, project management and BIM designers has done agreat job coordinating with the other subcontractors and Jacobsen to alleviate potential problems.”

Project Manager Steve Grant commented on the high level of coordination and attention to detail required onthis project. “Coordination with the subcontractors doing the millwork was crucial for outlets and decorativelighting placement,” he noted. “The electrical components could be no more than 1/16th of an inch off, so theywere installed with flex conduit to allow for placement shift if necessary.”

Cache Valley Electric’s Teledata Division has been awarded a contract to install the entire voice and data systemin this temple. Installation of the voice and data cabling began in late July 2014. Cat6 enhanced Belden copperand Corning fiber will be installed per the Church’s temple specification standards. More than 100,000 feet ofcable will be placed throughout the building. Project manager Brad Christensen and lead technician CraigBailey will manage a team of 4 technicians at the peak of construction.

In June 2014, Cache Valley Electric beganconstruction on an environmentally-friendly tomatofarm in Juab County. Houweling’s Tomatoes chosethis 28.3-acre site for their unique new greenhousefarm, which will utilize heat from the nearby CurrantCreek power plant. The greenhouse will also fertilizetomato crops with carbon dioxide from the plant’sgenerators. This sustainable technology, along withstate-of-the-art climate control, will allow thegreenhouse to operate with a very low carbonfootprint. Houweling’s has brought this project tofruition with the help of Pacificorp Energy,owner/operator of the Currant Creek GenerationFacility, and Rocky Mountain Power, who will supplyelectricity for the greenhouse.

Cache Valley Electric has worked closely with ownerCasey Houweling since the early design phase, helpingHouweling’s create the most efficient system possible.CVE has assisted with engineering, design andcoordination for the facility, including the transmissionline, substation and greenhouse power distribution.Design Build manager Scott Jensen remarked, “Thishas been an exciting project for CVE as we have hadthe opportunity to work directly with the owner sincethe beginning. The sustainability technology is thefirst of its kind in North America and we are proud tobe a part of it.”

Nicole Prater, under the direction of Don Peterson, willlead a crew of CVE linemen on the transmission lineand substation contract. Their scope of work involvesprocuring and constructing a new 138kV transmissionline from the existing Clover Substation to the new

Burraston Metering Station. CVE will also build themetering station, along with a new Houweling’sSubstation. The Line Department will engineer,procure and construct new 12kV feeders to feed thegreenhouses and other Houweling’s equipment. Crewswill install 2500kVA transformers to feed grow lights, aboiler room, a packing house and other ancillary loads.

CVE’s Electrical Construction Division will beresponsible for the power distribution from thedistribution panel to the greenhouse. This scope ofwork includes 4000 amp lighting switchboards,transformer installation, and feeder wire from lightingswitchboard to lighting relay panels in the greenhouse.John Krstyen and Joel Price will lead a team of 20electricians at construction’s peak. Substantialcompletion for this project is anticipated for lateDecember 2014.

Houweling’s Tomatoes Greenhouse in Mona, Utah

The City of South Bend, Indiana, was recently notified that their current Unified Communication provider wasdiscontinuing services. The city quickly moved to find a new direction for its phone, voicemail, 911 response, andcontact center needs.

CVE combined the expertise of MicroIntegration, a data center provider in South Bend, and Qubit Networks, anIndiana telephone system provider, to provide an effective solution for the City. CVE previously partnered withMicroIntegration on a state-of-the-art Cisco system and with Qubit on a national UC system installation. Theserelationships enabled CVE account manager Rich West to quickly design a seamless new system, as well as aproject plan for the migration. Engineers Craig Larson and Damon Chaput worked on building the system andpreparing for the migration.

On September 5th, 2014, the CVE team met in South Bend for the cutover from the old provider. This migrationinvolved porting 1,400 numbers to more than 50 sites, including police, fire and recreational facilities. Craig andDamon quickly worked through technical issues and completed the full migration by the end of the day.

CVE Unified Communication Project for City of South Bend, IN

Utah Safety Council Award of Merit

CVE received the Utah Safety Council’s Award of Merit at the annual awards luncheon in September. Thisaward recognizes outstanding achievement in corporate safety programs. To qualify for consideration, acompany must have an established safety program, demonstrate continuous improvement or consistenthigh levels of excellence, and maintain an incident rate lower than the industry’s national average. CacheValley Electric has received this award for 11 consecutive years.

Safety is a top priority at every level of CVE’s organization. President and CEO Jim Laub has established aculture where safety is second to none. Division managers and project managers work closely with sitesupervisors to bring this emphasis to each individual jobsite. CVE’s full-time safety managers coordinatewith general contractors, owners and subcontractors to reduce risk and exposure for all personnel onsite.

Occupational Seat Belt Award

CVE was recently honored with the Utah Safety Council’s Occupational Seat Belt Award. This awardrecognizes companies that encourage seat belt use among employees and achieve usage rates of at least95%. CVE Safety Director Zane Smith conducted random audits over a period of two months to calculateCVE’s seat belt usage rate. He was pleased to find that 99% of CVE employees were wearing their seatbelts correctly.

Motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death in the workplace. Utah roads see a motor vehiclecrash every 10 minutes and approximately 270 fatalities each year. Cache Valley Electric makes trafficsafety a top priority to help our employees be safe while driving.

Utah Business Magazine Fast 50

Cache Valley Electric has again been named one of Utah Business magazine’s Fast 50 companies. Eachyear, Utah Business recognizes Utah companies that not only have rapidly increasing revenues and growth,but an ability to adapt to quickly-changing business conditions. As CVE approaches its 100 yearanniversary, we are proud to be a vibrant part of Utah’s growing economy.

Cache Valley Electric was recently awarded a designand construction contract for the Utah State UniversityElectrified Vehicle & Roadway Research Facility. USUresearchers will use this new facility, the first of itskind in the United States, to test recharging technologyfor electric vehicles. Limited driving range hashistorically been the biggest drawback for thoseconsidering an electric vehicle. This “range anxiety” isespecially a factor for drivers in the West, who typicallycommute long distances for work.

This new complex will include a 4,800 square footresearch building and an electrified .25 mile oval-shaped track. The track is intended to simulatein-motion wireless power charging for electric vehicles.By connecting with wireless inductive power transferpads embedded in the roadway, electric vehicles willseamlessly charge while in motion. This technologycould drastically reduce the need for large batterypacks and cumbersome charging stations.

After receiving this design build contract, CVE beganworking hand-in-hand with USU, Woodbury Corporation (architect) and Gramoll Construction

(general contractor). CVE is responsible for the designand installation of the power distribution, including acand dc power distribution to the roadway. The entirefacility will be networked with data and security/videosystems to collect data from the roadway and vehiclein real-time.

The electrical scope of work consists of installingelectrical wiring for the track, building, chargingstations and equipment. CVE will also install 12-strand multi mode fiber and Cat6 copper to eightlocations on the track. The power on the track willallow for both 480v ac and 500v dc. CVE projectmanager Eric Rose commented, “One of the thingsthat makes this project so unique is the use of the ACand DC power installation simultaneously. This createsa tremendous need for safety awareness.”

Cache Valley Electric will utilize three of its divisionsfor this project—Design-Build Electrical for theengineering and construction, Teledata/Multimedia forthe fiber and copper cabling, and Avtec for the securityand video components.

Crews brokeground forthe facilityonSeptember23, 2014.Anticipatedcompletionis early2015.

Utah State University Electric Vehicle & Roadway Research Facility and Test Track

Recognition and Awards

Cache Valley Electric’s Signal and Utility Divisionrecently completed UDOT’s new diverging diamondinterchange (DDI) in Brigham City, Utah. This DDI,the first in Northern Utah, is considered one of themost efficient systems for getting vehicles on, off andover the freeway. The interchange consists of twocrossing sections with signals installed on both ends.Opposing lanes crisscross and create a diamondshape. This particular interchange was designed tomore quickly divert westbound traffic to the I-15southbound ramp, where long delays were typical.

CVE’s scope of work involvedinstalling highway lighting, six signalarms and three overhead signstructures. CVE crews also poured amassive structure foundation thatwas 30 feet deep and 6 feet indiameter. Two additional signs willbe attached directly to the bridgestructure.

Ralph L. Wadsworth, SLC, is the generalcontractor for this project. This project beganapproximately a year ago with the construction ofa new bridge. CVE’s scope of work took about 6months to complete. CVE project manager DanCalderwood stated, “These diverging diamondinterchange projects are exciting to be involvedwith. They really help update Utah’sinfrastructure and make our highway systemsmore efficient. Our team did a great job keepingthis project on schedule.”

Divergent Diamond intersection in Brigham City, Utah

Provo City Center Temple Renovation(continued from page 1)

project with many obstacles. Preserving the historical integrity is only one of the challenges. Temporary pumpshad to be installed due to the high water table. At times, 30 pumps working simultaneously were required tokeep up with the ground water. CVE’s team of electricians, project management and BIM designers has done agreat job coordinating with the other subcontractors and Jacobsen to alleviate potential problems.”

Project Manager Steve Grant commented on the high level of coordination and attention to detail required onthis project. “Coordination with the subcontractors doing the millwork was crucial for outlets and decorativelighting placement,” he noted. “The electrical components could be no more than 1/16th of an inch off, so theywere installed with flex conduit to allow for placement shift if necessary.”

Cache Valley Electric’s Teledata Division has been awarded a contract to install the entire voice and data systemin this temple. Installation of the voice and data cabling began in late July 2014. Cat6 enhanced Belden copperand Corning fiber will be installed per the Church’s temple specification standards. More than 100,000 feet ofcable will be placed throughout the building. Project manager Brad Christensen and lead technician CraigBailey will manage a team of 4 technicians at the peak of construction.

In June 2014, Cache Valley Electric beganconstruction on an environmentally-friendly tomatofarm in Juab County. Houweling’s Tomatoes chosethis 28.3-acre site for their unique new greenhousefarm, which will utilize heat from the nearby CurrantCreek power plant. The greenhouse will also fertilizetomato crops with carbon dioxide from the plant’sgenerators. This sustainable technology, along withstate-of-the-art climate control, will allow thegreenhouse to operate with a very low carbonfootprint. Houweling’s has brought this project tofruition with the help of Pacificorp Energy,owner/operator of the Currant Creek GenerationFacility, and Rocky Mountain Power, who will supplyelectricity for the greenhouse.

Cache Valley Electric has worked closely with ownerCasey Houweling since the early design phase, helpingHouweling’s create the most efficient system possible.CVE has assisted with engineering, design andcoordination for the facility, including the transmissionline, substation and greenhouse power distribution.Design Build manager Scott Jensen remarked, “Thishas been an exciting project for CVE as we have hadthe opportunity to work directly with the owner sincethe beginning. The sustainability technology is thefirst of its kind in North America and we are proud tobe a part of it.”

Nicole Prater, under the direction of Don Peterson, willlead a crew of CVE linemen on the transmission lineand substation contract. Their scope of work involvesprocuring and constructing a new 138kV transmissionline from the existing Clover Substation to the new

Burraston Metering Station. CVE will also build themetering station, along with a new Houweling’sSubstation. The Line Department will engineer,procure and construct new 12kV feeders to feed thegreenhouses and other Houweling’s equipment. Crewswill install 2500kVA transformers to feed grow lights, aboiler room, a packing house and other ancillary loads.

CVE’s Electrical Construction Division will beresponsible for the power distribution from thedistribution panel to the greenhouse. This scope ofwork includes 4000 amp lighting switchboards,transformer installation, and feeder wire from lightingswitchboard to lighting relay panels in the greenhouse.John Krstyen and Joel Price will lead a team of 20electricians at construction’s peak. Substantialcompletion for this project is anticipated for lateDecember 2014.

Houweling’s Tomatoes Greenhouse in Mona, Utah

The City of South Bend, Indiana, was recently notified that their current Unified Communication provider wasdiscontinuing services. The city quickly moved to find a new direction for its phone, voicemail, 911 response, andcontact center needs.

CVE combined the expertise of MicroIntegration, a data center provider in South Bend, and Qubit Networks, anIndiana telephone system provider, to provide an effective solution for the City. CVE previously partnered withMicroIntegration on a state-of-the-art Cisco system and with Qubit on a national UC system installation. Theserelationships enabled CVE account manager Rich West to quickly design a seamless new system, as well as aproject plan for the migration. Engineers Craig Larson and Damon Chaput worked on building the system andpreparing for the migration.

On September 5th, 2014, the CVE team met in South Bend for the cutover from the old provider. This migrationinvolved porting 1,400 numbers to more than 50 sites, including police, fire and recreational facilities. Craig andDamon quickly worked through technical issues and completed the full migration by the end of the day.

CVE Unified Communication Project for City of South Bend, IN

Utah Safety Council Award of Merit

CVE received the Utah Safety Council’s Award of Merit at the annual awards luncheon in September. Thisaward recognizes outstanding achievement in corporate safety programs. To qualify for consideration, acompany must have an established safety program, demonstrate continuous improvement or consistenthigh levels of excellence, and maintain an incident rate lower than the industry’s national average. CacheValley Electric has received this award for 11 consecutive years.

Safety is a top priority at every level of CVE’s organization. President and CEO Jim Laub has established aculture where safety is second to none. Division managers and project managers work closely with sitesupervisors to bring this emphasis to each individual jobsite. CVE’s full-time safety managers coordinatewith general contractors, owners and subcontractors to reduce risk and exposure for all personnel onsite.

Occupational Seat Belt Award

CVE was recently honored with the Utah Safety Council’s Occupational Seat Belt Award. This awardrecognizes companies that encourage seat belt use among employees and achieve usage rates of at least95%. CVE Safety Director Zane Smith conducted random audits over a period of two months to calculateCVE’s seat belt usage rate. He was pleased to find that 99% of CVE employees were wearing their seatbelts correctly.

Motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death in the workplace. Utah roads see a motor vehiclecrash every 10 minutes and approximately 270 fatalities each year. Cache Valley Electric makes trafficsafety a top priority to help our employees be safe while driving.

Utah Business Magazine Fast 50

Cache Valley Electric has again been named one of Utah Business magazine’s Fast 50 companies. Eachyear, Utah Business recognizes Utah companies that not only have rapidly increasing revenues and growth,but an ability to adapt to quickly-changing business conditions. As CVE approaches its 100 yearanniversary, we are proud to be a vibrant part of Utah’s growing economy.

Cache Valley Electric was recently awarded a designand construction contract for the Utah State UniversityElectrified Vehicle & Roadway Research Facility. USUresearchers will use this new facility, the first of itskind in the United States, to test recharging technologyfor electric vehicles. Limited driving range hashistorically been the biggest drawback for thoseconsidering an electric vehicle. This “range anxiety” isespecially a factor for drivers in the West, who typicallycommute long distances for work.

This new complex will include a 4,800 square footresearch building and an electrified .25 mile oval-shaped track. The track is intended to simulatein-motion wireless power charging for electric vehicles.By connecting with wireless inductive power transferpads embedded in the roadway, electric vehicles willseamlessly charge while in motion. This technologycould drastically reduce the need for large batterypacks and cumbersome charging stations.

After receiving this design build contract, CVE beganworking hand-in-hand with USU, Woodbury Corporation (architect) and Gramoll Construction

(general contractor). CVE is responsible for the designand installation of the power distribution, including acand dc power distribution to the roadway. The entirefacility will be networked with data and security/videosystems to collect data from the roadway and vehiclein real-time.

The electrical scope of work consists of installingelectrical wiring for the track, building, chargingstations and equipment. CVE will also install 12-strand multi mode fiber and Cat6 copper to eightlocations on the track. The power on the track willallow for both 480v ac and 500v dc. CVE projectmanager Eric Rose commented, “One of the thingsthat makes this project so unique is the use of the ACand DC power installation simultaneously. This createsa tremendous need for safety awareness.”

Cache Valley Electric will utilize three of its divisionsfor this project—Design-Build Electrical for theengineering and construction, Teledata/Multimedia forthe fiber and copper cabling, and Avtec for the securityand video components.

Crews brokeground forthe facilityonSeptember23, 2014.Anticipatedcompletionis early2015.

Utah State University Electric Vehicle & Roadway Research Facility and Test Track

Recognition and Awards

Cache Valley Electric’s Signal and Utility Divisionrecently completed UDOT’s new diverging diamondinterchange (DDI) in Brigham City, Utah. This DDI,the first in Northern Utah, is considered one of themost efficient systems for getting vehicles on, off andover the freeway. The interchange consists of twocrossing sections with signals installed on both ends.Opposing lanes crisscross and create a diamondshape. This particular interchange was designed tomore quickly divert westbound traffic to the I-15southbound ramp, where long delays were typical.

CVE’s scope of work involvedinstalling highway lighting, six signalarms and three overhead signstructures. CVE crews also poured amassive structure foundation thatwas 30 feet deep and 6 feet indiameter. Two additional signs willbe attached directly to the bridgestructure.

Ralph L. Wadsworth, SLC, is the generalcontractor for this project. This project beganapproximately a year ago with the construction ofa new bridge. CVE’s scope of work took about 6months to complete. CVE project manager DanCalderwood stated, “These diverging diamondinterchange projects are exciting to be involvedwith. They really help update Utah’sinfrastructure and make our highway systemsmore efficient. Our team did a great job keepingthis project on schedule.”

Divergent Diamond intersection in Brigham City, Utah

Provo City Center Temple Renovation(continued from page 1)

project with many obstacles. Preserving the historical integrity is only one of the challenges. Temporary pumpshad to be installed due to the high water table. At times, 30 pumps working simultaneously were required tokeep up with the ground water. CVE’s team of electricians, project management and BIM designers has done agreat job coordinating with the other subcontractors and Jacobsen to alleviate potential problems.”

Project Manager Steve Grant commented on the high level of coordination and attention to detail required onthis project. “Coordination with the subcontractors doing the millwork was crucial for outlets and decorativelighting placement,” he noted. “The electrical components could be no more than 1/16th of an inch off, so theywere installed with flex conduit to allow for placement shift if necessary.”

Cache Valley Electric’s Teledata Division has been awarded a contract to install the entire voice and data systemin this temple. Installation of the voice and data cabling began in late July 2014. Cat6 enhanced Belden copperand Corning fiber will be installed per the Church’s temple specification standards. More than 100,000 feet ofcable will be placed throughout the building. Project manager Brad Christensen and lead technician CraigBailey will manage a team of 4 technicians at the peak of construction.

In June 2014, Cache Valley Electric beganconstruction on an environmentally-friendly tomatofarm in Juab County. Houweling’s Tomatoes chosethis 28.3-acre site for their unique new greenhousefarm, which will utilize heat from the nearby CurrantCreek power plant. The greenhouse will also fertilizetomato crops with carbon dioxide from the plant’sgenerators. This sustainable technology, along withstate-of-the-art climate control, will allow thegreenhouse to operate with a very low carbonfootprint. Houweling’s has brought this project tofruition with the help of Pacificorp Energy,owner/operator of the Currant Creek GenerationFacility, and Rocky Mountain Power, who will supplyelectricity for the greenhouse.

Cache Valley Electric has worked closely with ownerCasey Houweling since the early design phase, helpingHouweling’s create the most efficient system possible.CVE has assisted with engineering, design andcoordination for the facility, including the transmissionline, substation and greenhouse power distribution.Design Build manager Scott Jensen remarked, “Thishas been an exciting project for CVE as we have hadthe opportunity to work directly with the owner sincethe beginning. The sustainability technology is thefirst of its kind in North America and we are proud tobe a part of it.”

Nicole Prater, under the direction of Don Peterson, willlead a crew of CVE linemen on the transmission lineand substation contract. Their scope of work involvesprocuring and constructing a new 138kV transmissionline from the existing Clover Substation to the new

Burraston Metering Station. CVE will also build themetering station, along with a new Houweling’sSubstation. The Line Department will engineer,procure and construct new 12kV feeders to feed thegreenhouses and other Houweling’s equipment. Crewswill install 2500kVA transformers to feed grow lights, aboiler room, a packing house and other ancillary loads.

CVE’s Electrical Construction Division will beresponsible for the power distribution from thedistribution panel to the greenhouse. This scope ofwork includes 4000 amp lighting switchboards,transformer installation, and feeder wire from lightingswitchboard to lighting relay panels in the greenhouse.John Krstyen and Joel Price will lead a team of 20electricians at construction’s peak. Substantialcompletion for this project is anticipated for lateDecember 2014.

Houweling’s Tomatoes Greenhouse in Mona, Utah

The City of South Bend, Indiana, was recently notified that their current Unified Communication provider wasdiscontinuing services. The city quickly moved to find a new direction for its phone, voicemail, 911 response, andcontact center needs.

CVE combined the expertise of MicroIntegration, a data center provider in South Bend, and Qubit Networks, anIndiana telephone system provider, to provide an effective solution for the City. CVE previously partnered withMicroIntegration on a state-of-the-art Cisco system and with Qubit on a national UC system installation. Theserelationships enabled CVE account manager Rich West to quickly design a seamless new system, as well as aproject plan for the migration. Engineers Craig Larson and Damon Chaput worked on building the system andpreparing for the migration.

On September 5th, 2014, the CVE team met in South Bend for the cutover from the old provider. This migrationinvolved porting 1,400 numbers to more than 50 sites, including police, fire and recreational facilities. Craig andDamon quickly worked through technical issues and completed the full migration by the end of the day.

CVE Unified Communication Project for City of South Bend, IN

IN THIS ISSUE

Provo City CenterTemple Renovation . . . . . . . . . .1

CVE Unified Communication Project for City of South Bend, IN . . . . . . . . . . . .2

Utah State University Electric Vehicle & Roadway Research Facility and Test Track . . . . . . .2

Houweling’s Tomatoes Greenhouse in Mona, Utah . . . .3

Divergent Diamond Intersection in Brigham City, Utah . . . . . . .4

Recognition and Awards . . . . . . .4

Recently Awarded Projects . . . . .5

doTERRA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6

LOGAN OFFICE875 North 1000 West

Logan, UT 84321(435) 752-6405

SALT LAKE CITY OFFICE2345 South John Henry Dr.Salt Lake City, UT 84119

(801) 908-6666

PORTLAND OFFICE6200 SW Arctic Dr.

Beaverton, OR 97005(503) 431-6600

ARKANSAS OFFICE5590 E. State Hwy. 137Blytheville, AR 72315

(870) 824-6670

www.cve.com

CACHE VALLEY ELECTRIC VOLUME 14, ISSUE 2 • OCTOBER 2014

Provo City Center Temple RenovationIn December 2010, fire severelydamaged the historic LDS ProvoTabernacle. A year later, theChurch of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced plans torestore the century-old buildingand convert it to a temple. Thisproject is designed to preservethe building’s historical integritywhile repairing, updating andretrofitting the interior. After theMay 2012 groundbreaking, theremaining exterior structure ofthe tabernacle was placed onconstruction stilts. The site wasexcavated 40 feet below the stiltsto create a new footprint andbasement for the restoredbuilding. When the project iscomplete next year, the 150 ft.high temple will house more than85,000 sq. ft. of floor area.

Jacobsen Construction,headquartered in SLC, Utah, is

the general contractor for thisunique project. CVE’s scope ofwork consists of all site lighting forthe property, including parking lot,lighting the exterior, buildingfaçade, separate pavilion and theentire power distribution.Superintendent Corey Draney andhis team have installed anemergency generator, securitysystem conduit, egress lightingand a complete lighting packagethat includes period-style lighting.Cache Valley Electric’s Signal andUtility Division also relocatedexisting street lights for Provo City.Up to 25 electricians have workedon-site at the peak of construction.

Design-Build manager ScottJensen worked closely withJacobsen Construction throughoutthe pre-construction process. Heremarked, “This is a special

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ADDITIONAL OFFICES

SALT LAKE CITY OFFICE

2345 South John Henry Dr.

Salt Lake City, UT 84119

(801) 908-6666

PORTLAND OFFICE

6200 SW Arctic Dr.

Beaverton, OR 97005

(503) 431-6600

ARKANSAS OFFICE

5590 E. State Hwy. 137

Blytheville, AR 72315

(870) 824-6670

www.cve.com

PRESORTEDFIRST-CLASSU.S. POSTAGE

PAIDPERMIT 207ONTARIO CA

Cache Valley Electric875 North 1000 West

Logan, UT 84321

doTERRA, one of Utah’s largest distributors of essentialoils, recently completed a new Global CorporateCampus in Pleasant Grove. This facility consists offour separate office towers and a visitor’s center,totaling more than 200,000 square feet of office space.Cache Valley Electric’s Teledata Division wasresponsible for the voice and data installation of aBerktek Leviton solution. Project manager BradChristensen and lead technician Mike Roberts oversawa CVE crew that installed 500,000 feet of Cat6enhanced cable.

Within each office tower are numerous conferencerooms, huddle rooms, and a dedicated training facility.The CVE Multimedia team deployed Crestron enterprise

control and DM (DigitalMedia) solutions campus wide,along with Biamp audio processing and Soundtubespeakers powered by Crown amplifiers. Sharp andSamsung LED flat-panel displays are featured inmeeting spaces and as digital signage. In the largermeeting rooms, CVE paired Panasonic projectors withDraper motorized screens. CVE’s team for this projectincluded account manager Rich Smith, project managerFugi Sandoval, programmer Shaun McIntire, andgeneral foreman Ben Schuhardt.

Jacobsen Construction, headquartered in Salt Lake City,was the general contractor for this facility. The projectwas completed in June 2014.

doTERRARecently Awarded ProjectsAVTECAcademy Mortgage – SLC, UT

Security Management SystemBureau of Land Management

– Kemmerer, WYVideo SurveillanceIntrusion Detection

Holly Frontier – Woods Cross, UTContractor Turnaround Entrance

Mountain America Credit Union – SLC, Utah Corporate Security Additions

Nucor Steel – Plymouth, UTArea Access ControlVisitor Management

Park City Municipal – Park City, UTTransit Station – Video Surveillance

Questar Corporate – CO, UTHatch Gulch StationEnterprise Station

State of Utah – Developmental Center – American Fork, UTAccess Control ExpansionIntrusion Detection

ELECTRICALCONSTRUCTION DIVISIONLoganBenteler Tube – Shreveport, LA

Finishing Lines Embedded Conduits and GroundingRedundant Fiber Optic system

Ebner Furnaces – Alcoa – TNFloating Furnace Installation

JBS – Hyrum, UTGround Beef Line RelocationHigh Voltage RelocationTemporary High Voltage Distribution

MAIR Research – Benteler Facility – Shreveport, LAFinishing Lines Equipment Installation

Mississippi Silicon – Burnsville, MSFacility Grounding High Voltage Duct Banks and Cabling

Nucor Steel – Convent, LADust Collection System

Nucor Steel – Jewett, TXFiber Optic and Communications Upgrade

Nucor Steel – Norfolk, NebraskaBaghouseCaster 5th Strand AdditionCooling Bed UpgradeMelt shop Transformer and Automation UpgradesNon-Contact Water systemRod Block Drive Cabinets Upgrade

Nucor Steel – Plymouth, UTCrankshaft UpgradeRoll Mill Upgrade

Salt Lake CityCabela’s – Tooele, UT

Underground Package Houweling’s Tomatoes – Mona, UTJBS Arc Flash – Hyrum, UTNucor Arc Flash – Plymouth, UTRMP Communications Grounding

– Milford, UTTeleperformance – SLC, UT TM Crushing – Eagle Mountain, UT

Service Upgrade U of U Concessions – SLC, UTUSU Research Track – Logan, UT

Utah Performing Arts Center – SLC, UTUnderground Package

Ute Justice Center– Fort Duchesne, UT

Varian – SLC, UT

TRANSMISSION LINEAND SUBSTATIONSKennecott Copper – Magna, UT

111/112 Transmission Line JBS Hyrum – Hyrum, UT

JBS 46kV Shofly PacifiCorp – Hyrum, UT

Abajo Substation and 7.2 Miles of Transmission Line – Bluff, UT

PacifiCorp – West Valley City, UTMid-Valley NERC Raisers

PacifiCorp – Mona, UTMona Series Reactor

Rocky Mountain Power – Delta/Richfield, UTDelta Maintenance Bundle

Rocky Mountain Power – Draper, UTJordan Valley Maintenance Bundle

Rocky Mountain Power – SLC, UTMetro Miscellaneous Bundle

Rocky Mountain Power – SLC, UTOakland 4kV Distribution Conversion

SERVICE DIVISIONAir Liquide – SLC, UT

Instrumentation Upgrade American Express

– West Valley City, UTFull Building Data Closet Refresh

CenturyLink – Huntsville, UT Huntsville Fire Alarm Upgrade

Cummins Rocky Mountain– UT, ID, COCNG/LNG Service Bays

Dannon – West Jordan, UTArcil 12 Line Improvements

Dannon – West Jordan, UTModern Filler Line Relocation

Dannon – West Jordan, UTWaste Water Air Instruments

Eaton – Ogden, UTBldg. 1273/1276 – UPS Replacement

Eaton – Clovis, NMCannon AFB – UPS Replacement

Eaton – Denver, CODenver FAA UPS Replacement

Eaton – NVNellis AFB – UPS Replacement

Fidelity Investments – SLC, UTRelief Fan Replacement

Fidelity Investments – SLC, UTTraining Rooms

IHC – SLC, UTTOSH – UPS Upgrade

IHC – Ogden, UTMckay Dee Data Closet

IRS Ogden – Ogden, UT Arc Flash Remediation

JD Machine – Ogden, UTEquipment Move

LBiSat Satellite Communications– Sandy, UTNew Generator

Silicon Valley Bank – SLC, UTData Center Rack Power

Windstream – SLC, UTAlpha Technologies – Invertor Installation

United Parcel Service – SLC, UT90 Car Lease Site

SIGNAL AND UTILITIES DIVISION300 West Median Island – SLC, UT

Adams Ave; City Limits to US-89-UDOT – Ogden, UT

ATK Catenary Lighting Protection– ATK – Magna, UT

Canyon Creek Phase 4 SF Lighting – Spanish Fork, UT

Chase Lane PUCKS – Farmington, UTCVTD Transit Center Smiths Sign

– Logan, UTCVTD Transit Center Ps II Parking Lot

– Logan, UTFoothill Conduit Rehab-UDOT

– SLC, UTID Addison Ave & Carriage Lane

– Twin Falls, IDIHC – Riverton, UT

Riverton Hospital Outpatient Expansion

Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District – Bluffdale, UT3200 W Access Road – State

Layton City Antelope Frontage – Layton, UT

Logan-Cache Airport 2014 – Logan, UT

PacifiCorp TelecomRowberry Peak RMP – Cedar City, UT

Pacific Heights Signal – Provo, UTSmithfield City Lighting Repairs

– Smithfield, UTSummit at Powder MT Eden Ridge

Nests – Eden, UTSyracuse 700 So Rd Improvements

– Syracuse, UTUDOT – various locations

Provo Westside Conn Airport to I-15Rosecrest Road MVC Signal ModSR-203; 4600 So to SR-79SR-209 & 150 East Traffic Signal

Weber State University Dee Events Parking – Ogden, UT

TECHNOLOGY SERVICESDIVISIONDallasCisco – CO, OH, CA

Data Center Core Switching Upgrades & Expansions (FEX) MSC Core Switching Expansion (FEX) – TX, FL, GA, ALMSC Core Routing Upgrades (CRS) – 10 locations

Juniper:Core Routing Upgrades (MX2020) – 3 initial locations, expanding to 40+

Verizon Wireless:Network System Expansion (ASR + CRS) – 4 sitesSwitch Fabric Expansions (FEX) – 4 locations

XO:Access Upgrades – 15 locations

Salt Lake CityAcademy Mortgage – SLC, UTAlliance Health – SLC, UTBarrick Gold – Elko, NVDHI Computing – SLC, UTHuntsman Cancer Center – SLC, UT

Park City Municipal – Park City, UTTexas Motor Speedway

– Fort Worth, TXUtah State University – Logan, UTUtah Transit Authority – SLC, UTWeber County School District

– Ogden, UTXactware – SLC, UT

TELEDATA DIVISIONPortland, ORAsante Video Surveillance Three

Rivers Project – Grants Pass, ORAuburn School District – Auburn, WA

– Elementary School ExpansionsConvergint – Portland, OR

– Security UpgradesEasy Street – Beaverton, OR

– Data Center ExpansionESCO Plant #3 Video Surveillance

– Portland, ORHP Office Expansion – Vancouver, WANike – Edinburgh, INNike – Deer Park, NYNike Kanata – Ottawa, ON CanadaSalt Lake City, UTAcademy Mortgage – Sandy, UTCanyons School District – Midvale, UTBoise State – Boise, ID

– Taco Bell Arena DAS Cache County School District

– Millville, UT– Millville High School

doTERRA Bottling – Pleasant Grove, UTEsurance – Ogden, UTFlowserve – Springville, UTHexcel – SLC, UT IHC – Murray, UT

– Transformation Lab Phase #3IHC – Tremonton, UT

– Bear River DASIHC – St. George, UT

– Dixie 400 E 2nd Floor IDF Re-BuildKennecott – Magna, UT

– 2014 Belt MoveKennecott – Magna, UT

– Boron RC Willey – Orem, UTSLC Airport – SLC, UTSutter Health Lake Park – SLC, UTUDOT Pioneer Crossing to SR-73

– Saratoga Springs, UTWYDOT – Evanston, WY

MULTIMEDIASalt Lake City, UT333 S. Main Street MDU

– Park City, UTAmerican Fork City Council

Chambers – American Fork, UTAncestry.com

– Provo, UT and San Francisco, CABD Medical Facility Public Address

System – Sandy, UTHoffee Residence – Sandy, UTHuntsman Cancer Institute

Auditorium – SLC, UTMaizlish Residence – Park City, UTMiller Residence – Park City, UTPrimary Children’s Ambulatory Care

Center – SLC, UTSelecthealth – Murray, UTVivint Solar – Lehi, UTWEIR Minerals – SLC, UTXactware – Lehi, UT

IN THIS ISSUE

Provo City CenterTemple Renovation . . . . . . . . . .1

CVE Unified Communication Project for City of South Bend, IN . . . . . . . . . . . .2

Utah State University Electric Vehicle & Roadway Research Facility and Test Track . . . . . . .2

Houweling’s Tomatoes Greenhouse in Mona, Utah . . . .3

Divergent Diamond Intersection in Brigham City, Utah . . . . . . .4

Recognition and Awards . . . . . . .4

Recently Awarded Projects . . . . .5

doTERRA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6

LOGAN OFFICE875 North 1000 West

Logan, UT 84321(435) 752-6405

SALT LAKE CITY OFFICE2345 South John Henry Dr.Salt Lake City, UT 84119

(801) 908-6666

PORTLAND OFFICE6200 SW Arctic Dr.

Beaverton, OR 97005(503) 431-6600

ARKANSAS OFFICE5590 E. State Hwy. 137Blytheville, AR 72315

(870) 824-6670

www.cve.com

CACHE VALLEY ELECTRIC VOLUME 14, ISSUE 2 • OCTOBER 2014

Provo City Center Temple RenovationIn December 2010, fire severelydamaged the historic LDS ProvoTabernacle. A year later, theChurch of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced plans torestore the century-old buildingand convert it to a temple. Thisproject is designed to preservethe building’s historical integritywhile repairing, updating andretrofitting the interior. After theMay 2012 groundbreaking, theremaining exterior structure ofthe tabernacle was placed onconstruction stilts. The site wasexcavated 40 feet below the stiltsto create a new footprint andbasement for the restoredbuilding. When the project iscomplete next year, the 150 ft.high temple will house more than85,000 sq. ft. of floor area.

Jacobsen Construction,headquartered in SLC, Utah, is

the general contractor for thisunique project. CVE’s scope ofwork consists of all site lighting forthe property, including parking lot,lighting the exterior, buildingfaçade, separate pavilion and theentire power distribution.Superintendent Corey Draney andhis team have installed anemergency generator, securitysystem conduit, egress lightingand a complete lighting packagethat includes period-style lighting.Cache Valley Electric’s Signal andUtility Division also relocatedexisting street lights for Provo City.Up to 25 electricians have workedon-site at the peak of construction.

Design-Build manager ScottJensen worked closely withJacobsen Construction throughoutthe pre-construction process. Heremarked, “This is a special

continued on page 3

ADDITIONAL OFFICES

SALT LAKE CITY OFFICE

2345 South John Henry Dr.

Salt Lake City, UT 84119

(801) 908-6666

PORTLAND OFFICE

6200 SW Arctic Dr.

Beaverton, OR 97005

(503) 431-6600

ARKANSAS OFFICE

5590 E. State Hwy. 137

Blytheville, AR 72315

(870) 824-6670

www.cve.com

PRESORTEDFIRST-CLASSU.S. POSTAGE

PAIDPERMIT 207ONTARIO CA

Cache Valley Electric875 North 1000 West

Logan, UT 84321

doTERRA, one of Utah’s largest distributors of essentialoils, recently completed a new Global CorporateCampus in Pleasant Grove. This facility consists offour separate office towers and a visitor’s center,totaling more than 200,000 square feet of office space.Cache Valley Electric’s Teledata Division wasresponsible for the voice and data installation of aBerktek Leviton solution. Project manager BradChristensen and lead technician Mike Roberts oversawa CVE crew that installed 500,000 feet of Cat6enhanced cable.

Within each office tower are numerous conferencerooms, huddle rooms, and a dedicated training facility.The CVE Multimedia team deployed Crestron enterprise

control and DM (DigitalMedia) solutions campus wide,along with Biamp audio processing and Soundtubespeakers powered by Crown amplifiers. Sharp andSamsung LED flat-panel displays are featured inmeeting spaces and as digital signage. In the largermeeting rooms, CVE paired Panasonic projectors withDraper motorized screens. CVE’s team for this projectincluded account manager Rich Smith, project managerFugi Sandoval, programmer Shaun McIntire, andgeneral foreman Ben Schuhardt.

Jacobsen Construction, headquartered in Salt Lake City,was the general contractor for this facility. The projectwas completed in June 2014.

doTERRARecently Awarded ProjectsAVTECAcademy Mortgage – SLC, UT

Security Management SystemBureau of Land Management

– Kemmerer, WYVideo SurveillanceIntrusion Detection

Holly Frontier – Woods Cross, UTContractor Turnaround Entrance

Mountain America Credit Union – SLC, Utah Corporate Security Additions

Nucor Steel – Plymouth, UTArea Access ControlVisitor Management

Park City Municipal – Park City, UTTransit Station – Video Surveillance

Questar Corporate – CO, UTHatch Gulch StationEnterprise Station

State of Utah – Developmental Center – American Fork, UTAccess Control ExpansionIntrusion Detection

ELECTRICALCONSTRUCTION DIVISIONLoganBenteler Tube – Shreveport, LA

Finishing Lines Embedded Conduits and GroundingRedundant Fiber Optic system

Ebner Furnaces – Alcoa – TNFloating Furnace Installation

JBS – Hyrum, UTGround Beef Line RelocationHigh Voltage RelocationTemporary High Voltage Distribution

MAIR Research – Benteler Facility – Shreveport, LAFinishing Lines Equipment Installation

Mississippi Silicon – Burnsville, MSFacility Grounding High Voltage Duct Banks and Cabling

Nucor Steel – Convent, LADust Collection System

Nucor Steel – Jewett, TXFiber Optic and Communications Upgrade

Nucor Steel – Norfolk, NebraskaBaghouseCaster 5th Strand AdditionCooling Bed UpgradeMelt shop Transformer and Automation UpgradesNon-Contact Water systemRod Block Drive Cabinets Upgrade

Nucor Steel – Plymouth, UTCrankshaft UpgradeRoll Mill Upgrade

Salt Lake CityCabela’s – Tooele, UT

Underground Package Houweling’s Tomatoes – Mona, UTJBS Arc Flash – Hyrum, UTNucor Arc Flash – Plymouth, UTRMP Communications Grounding

– Milford, UTTeleperformance – SLC, UT TM Crushing – Eagle Mountain, UT

Service Upgrade U of U Concessions – SLC, UTUSU Research Track – Logan, UT

Utah Performing Arts Center – SLC, UTUnderground Package

Ute Justice Center– Fort Duchesne, UT

Varian – SLC, UT

TRANSMISSION LINEAND SUBSTATIONSKennecott Copper – Magna, UT

111/112 Transmission Line JBS Hyrum – Hyrum, UT

JBS 46kV Shofly PacifiCorp – Hyrum, UT

Abajo Substation and 7.2 Miles of Transmission Line – Bluff, UT

PacifiCorp – West Valley City, UTMid-Valley NERC Raisers

PacifiCorp – Mona, UTMona Series Reactor

Rocky Mountain Power – Delta/Richfield, UTDelta Maintenance Bundle

Rocky Mountain Power – Draper, UTJordan Valley Maintenance Bundle

Rocky Mountain Power – SLC, UTMetro Miscellaneous Bundle

Rocky Mountain Power – SLC, UTOakland 4kV Distribution Conversion

SERVICE DIVISIONAir Liquide – SLC, UT

Instrumentation Upgrade American Express

– West Valley City, UTFull Building Data Closet Refresh

CenturyLink – Huntsville, UT Huntsville Fire Alarm Upgrade

Cummins Rocky Mountain– UT, ID, COCNG/LNG Service Bays

Dannon – West Jordan, UTArcil 12 Line Improvements

Dannon – West Jordan, UTModern Filler Line Relocation

Dannon – West Jordan, UTWaste Water Air Instruments

Eaton – Ogden, UTBldg. 1273/1276 – UPS Replacement

Eaton – Clovis, NMCannon AFB – UPS Replacement

Eaton – Denver, CODenver FAA UPS Replacement

Eaton – NVNellis AFB – UPS Replacement

Fidelity Investments – SLC, UTRelief Fan Replacement

Fidelity Investments – SLC, UTTraining Rooms

IHC – SLC, UTTOSH – UPS Upgrade

IHC – Ogden, UTMckay Dee Data Closet

IRS Ogden – Ogden, UT Arc Flash Remediation

JD Machine – Ogden, UTEquipment Move

LBiSat Satellite Communications– Sandy, UTNew Generator

Silicon Valley Bank – SLC, UTData Center Rack Power

Windstream – SLC, UTAlpha Technologies – Invertor Installation

United Parcel Service – SLC, UT90 Car Lease Site

SIGNAL AND UTILITIES DIVISION300 West Median Island – SLC, UT

Adams Ave; City Limits to US-89-UDOT – Ogden, UT

ATK Catenary Lighting Protection– ATK – Magna, UT

Canyon Creek Phase 4 SF Lighting – Spanish Fork, UT

Chase Lane PUCKS – Farmington, UTCVTD Transit Center Smiths Sign

– Logan, UTCVTD Transit Center Ps II Parking Lot

– Logan, UTFoothill Conduit Rehab-UDOT

– SLC, UTID Addison Ave & Carriage Lane

– Twin Falls, IDIHC – Riverton, UT

Riverton Hospital Outpatient Expansion

Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District – Bluffdale, UT3200 W Access Road – State

Layton City Antelope Frontage – Layton, UT

Logan-Cache Airport 2014 – Logan, UT

PacifiCorp TelecomRowberry Peak RMP – Cedar City, UT

Pacific Heights Signal – Provo, UTSmithfield City Lighting Repairs

– Smithfield, UTSummit at Powder MT Eden Ridge

Nests – Eden, UTSyracuse 700 So Rd Improvements

– Syracuse, UTUDOT – various locations

Provo Westside Conn Airport to I-15Rosecrest Road MVC Signal ModSR-203; 4600 So to SR-79SR-209 & 150 East Traffic Signal

Weber State University Dee Events Parking – Ogden, UT

TECHNOLOGY SERVICESDIVISIONDallasCisco – CO, OH, CA

Data Center Core Switching Upgrades & Expansions (FEX) MSC Core Switching Expansion (FEX) – TX, FL, GA, ALMSC Core Routing Upgrades (CRS) – 10 locations

Juniper:Core Routing Upgrades (MX2020) – 3 initial locations, expanding to 40+

Verizon Wireless:Network System Expansion (ASR + CRS) – 4 sitesSwitch Fabric Expansions (FEX) – 4 locations

XO:Access Upgrades – 15 locations

Salt Lake CityAcademy Mortgage – SLC, UTAlliance Health – SLC, UTBarrick Gold – Elko, NVDHI Computing – SLC, UTHuntsman Cancer Center – SLC, UT

Park City Municipal – Park City, UTTexas Motor Speedway

– Fort Worth, TXUtah State University – Logan, UTUtah Transit Authority – SLC, UTWeber County School District

– Ogden, UTXactware – SLC, UT

TELEDATA DIVISIONPortland, ORAsante Video Surveillance Three

Rivers Project – Grants Pass, ORAuburn School District – Auburn, WA

– Elementary School ExpansionsConvergint – Portland, OR

– Security UpgradesEasy Street – Beaverton, OR

– Data Center ExpansionESCO Plant #3 Video Surveillance

– Portland, ORHP Office Expansion – Vancouver, WANike – Edinburgh, INNike – Deer Park, NYNike Kanata – Ottawa, ON CanadaSalt Lake City, UTAcademy Mortgage – Sandy, UTCanyons School District – Midvale, UTBoise State – Boise, ID

– Taco Bell Arena DAS Cache County School District

– Millville, UT– Millville High School

doTERRA Bottling – Pleasant Grove, UTEsurance – Ogden, UTFlowserve – Springville, UTHexcel – SLC, UT IHC – Murray, UT

– Transformation Lab Phase #3IHC – Tremonton, UT

– Bear River DASIHC – St. George, UT

– Dixie 400 E 2nd Floor IDF Re-BuildKennecott – Magna, UT

– 2014 Belt MoveKennecott – Magna, UT

– Boron RC Willey – Orem, UTSLC Airport – SLC, UTSutter Health Lake Park – SLC, UTUDOT Pioneer Crossing to SR-73

– Saratoga Springs, UTWYDOT – Evanston, WY

MULTIMEDIASalt Lake City, UT333 S. Main Street MDU

– Park City, UTAmerican Fork City Council

Chambers – American Fork, UTAncestry.com

– Provo, UT and San Francisco, CABD Medical Facility Public Address

System – Sandy, UTHoffee Residence – Sandy, UTHuntsman Cancer Institute

Auditorium – SLC, UTMaizlish Residence – Park City, UTMiller Residence – Park City, UTPrimary Children’s Ambulatory Care

Center – SLC, UTSelecthealth – Murray, UTVivint Solar – Lehi, UTWEIR Minerals – SLC, UTXactware – Lehi, UT