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Henneman Engineering Inc. is a multi-discipline design engineering firm with more than five decades of experience in mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, and information technology for new and renovated facilities including healthcare, education, commercial, municipal, and industrial design. We have successfully delivered high quality services on thousands of challenging projects. The attributes, processes, and experience base that differentiate Henneman Engineering from other engineering firms include: • Engineering specialty from programming through operations and warranty. • Involvement of Henneman Engineering principals in every aspect of project design and delivery. • Proven record of developing accurate budgets and delivering a quality project within budget. • Committed to keeping the same team on the project throughout its duration. Professional Practice Since 1961 | www.henneman.com | 608.833.7000 Madison | 262.901.0626 Waukesha Henneman Engineering offers comprehensive engineering design services from master planning through construction administration, as well as commissioning and retrocommissioning. Specific systems and components designed by Henneman Engineering include, but are not limited to: Mechanical Engineering Electrical Engineering ∙ Clean Room and Lab Environment ∙ Building Power Systems ∙ HVAC Systems ∙ Secondary Power Distributions ∙ Ventilation/IAQ/Infection Control ∙ Emergency Power Systems ∙ Environmental Control Systems ∙ Communications Data Systems ∙ Chilled Water Systems ∙ Fire Protection Systems ∙ Refrigeration Systems ∙ Energy Management Systems ∙ Ammonia Systems ∙ Control/Instrumentation ∙ CFC Coolants ∙ Lighting Design ∙ Plumbing and Fire Protection ∙ Power Studies and Primary Power Design ∙ Medical Gas Systems ∙ Substations and Distribution ∙ Special Gas Systems Utility Piping ∙ Security ∙ Boiler Systems and Power Plant Design ∙ Nurse Call ∙ Steam Distribution Systems ∙ Lighting Control Systems ∙ Compressed Air Systems ∙ Building Code Review Studies ∙ High Temperature and Pressure Systems ∙ Emergency and Stand-by Power Systems Commissioning Information Technology Retrocommissioning ∙ Structured Cabling ∙ Audio Visual Energy Services ∙ Access Control Procurement ∙ Video Surveillance Project/Construction Management ∙ Paging Designs Long Range Planning Site Development Environmental Monitoring Emergency Preparedness Economic Feasibility Analysis Industrial Services Value Analysis Life-Cycle Cost Analysis henneman.com Madison ۰ 608.833.7000 ۰ 1232 Fourier Drive, Suite 101 ۰ Madison, Wisconsin 53717-1960 [email protected] Milwaukee area ۰ 262.901.0626 ۰ 20855 Watertown Road, Suite 170 ۰ Waukesha, Wisconsin 53186-1834 JASON ALLEN, PE, Jason has over 20 years of professional experience as a mechanical engineer. A Senior Vice LEED® AP President of Henneman Engineering, he is Director of the Milwaukee Office. Jason has Mechanical Engineer provided engineering services related to healthcare, higher education, and governmental facilities. He specializes in the design of HVAC systems. Carroll University, New Science Building, Waukesha, Wisconsin Madison College, South Campus Renovations at Village on Park, Madison, Wisconsin Madison College, Lab Addition and Renovation, Portage, Wisconsin Madison Public Library, Goodman South Madison Library – LEED Gold Certified, Madison, Wisconsin Marathon County Public Library, Renovation, Wausau, Wisconsin Moraine Park Technical College, West Bend Campus Renovations, West Bend, Wisconsin Notre Dame School, Gym Addition Design Assist, Milwaukee, Wisconsin PAD/PDP Center of Excellence, MilliporeSigma, Verona, Wisconsin South Suburban College, Allied Health Facility, South Holland, Illinois Stephenson Public Library, Addition and Renovation, Marinette, Wisconsin Education University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire, McIntyre Library Design Report, Eau Claire, Wisconsin Bachelor of Science, University of Wisconsin Health Partners, Watertown, Wisconsin Architectural Engineering • Central Sterile Ventilation Study Milwaukee School of • Data Center Water Protection Study Engineering • West Medical Office Building Renovation University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, Wisconsin Licenses & Certifications • Pyle Center Conference Room Renovations Registered Professional • Rennebohm Hall Chemical Storage Renovation Engineer: Arizona, California, • Resident Rooms Conversion, Phillips Hall Delaware, Iowa, Michigan, University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Missouri, New York, Virginia, • Wisconsin Bolton Hall – Continued Commissioning Efforts • Chapman Hall – Ventilation System Improvements LEED® (Leadership in Energy & • Downer Buildings – HVAC Improvements/Historic Renovations Environmental Design) Accredited Professional by U.S. • Garland and Pearse Halls – Heating Systems Improvements Green Building Council • School of Freshwater Sciences Science Building Instructional Space Renovation, NCEES Record University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, Stevens Point, Wisconsin Career History University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, Drumlin Hall Loading Dock Renovation, Whitewater, Wisconsin 2005-Present Henneman Waukesha County Technical College, Pewaukee, Wisconsin 1999-2005 Other Firms • Adult Basic Education/English as a Second Language Classroom Relocation • Aesthetician Lab Renovation, Building S • Air Handling Unit Replacements, Buildings I & H • Bookstore Renovation, Building B • Call Center Lab Update, Building B • Cooling Tower Replacement • Diesel Technician Lab Renovation, Building G • Fabrication Lab, Building I • North Parking Lot Lighting & Security • Workforce Development Renovation, Building W Waukesha County Technical College, Waukesha, Wisconsin • Dental Lab Relocation • Workforce Development Center Renovation AARON N. SMAK, RCDD, Aaron joins the Henneman team with more than 16 years of experience in systems design PMP, M.B.A., CISSP, DE and execution, from beginning concepts to end-user satisfaction. With cutting-edge Lead Technology Consultant certifications and training, he is a knowledge and thought leader for administrative, logical, technical, and physical controls ensuring clients are well educated in the concept of defense in depth to ensure confidentiality, integrity, and availability of their facilities. Additionally, he is big proponent of nonproprietary designs based on open architecture(s). The access control system(s) he designs are also able to integrate with multiple access control components, third party software, and may be serviced by multiple integrators to help avoid vendor lock-in. Aaron continues to provide trusted, quality designs for commercial, correctional, and military facilities. South Suburban College, Allied Health Facility, South Holland, Illinois Wisconsin Department of Military Affairs, National Guard Readiness Center Replacement, Viroqua, Wisconsin VA Union Grove, VoIP Upgrades: Boland, Gates, Fairchild, Mauer and Shemanske Halls, Union Grove, Wisconsin Education Previous project experience: ITT Technical Institute, AAS University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire, Eau Claire, Wisconsin Computer • Networking 2008 Towers Residence Hall Renovation Study • ITT Technical Institute, AAS Governors Residence Hall, Renovation and Addition Drafting and Designing 2006 ITT University of Wisconsin–La Crosse, La Crosse, Wisconsin Technical Institute, BS • Utility improvement project (Fiber Optic Backbone Upgrade – Entire Campus) Information Systems Security • Eagle Recreation Center Addition 2009 University of Wisconsin–Madison, Madison, Wisconsin Ottawa University, MBA 2011 • Southeast Recreational Facility (SERF) • Sellery Residence Hall Accreditations • Memorial Union Renovation Phase 1 & 2 Designer of Electrical Systems (DE) • Witte Residence Hall Renovation Addition – Wisconsin Permit #2349 • Union South Certified Information Systems • Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation (WARF), Second and FP&M Third Floor Security Professional (CISSP) Renovations 2019 University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin • Registered Communications Sandburg Residence Hall Renovation • Distribution Designer (RCDD) West Tower Remodel 2009 University of Wisconsin–Parkside, Wyllie Hall Renovation, Kenosha, Wisconsin CompTIA Network+ University of Wisconsin–Stout, North Hall Residence Hall Addition and Renovation, Menomonie, Wisconsin CompTIA Security+ University of Wisconsin–Whitewater, Whitewater, Wisconsin Project Management • Printmaking Lab Renovation Professional (PMP) 2009 • Utility improvement project (Fiber Optic Backbone Upgrade – Entire Campus) Marquette University, Marquette Health and Wellness Part 2, Madison, WI Affiliations Blackhawk Technical College, Advanced Manufacturing Program Building Renovation, (ISC)2: The World's Leading Janesville and Milton, Wisconsin Cybersecurity and IT Security Price County Jail, Addition and Renovation, Price County, Phillips, Wisconsin Professional Organization Eau Claire County Jail, Addition and Renovation, Eau Claire County, Eau Claire, Wisconsin Building Industry Consulting Kenosha County Jail, Addition and Renovation, Kenosha County, Kenosha, Wisconsin Service International Green County Public Safety Building, Security Upgrade, Green County, Monroe, Wisconsin Project Management Institute, Dodge County Jail and Public Safety Building, Security Upgrades, Dodge County, Madison, Wisconsin Juneau, Wisconsin DAN McGINNIS, PE Dan is a Mechanical Engineer with over 30 years of experience in intricate mechanical system design for a variety of project types throughout the country focusing on healthcare Mechanical
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