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Dougherty
Work Highlights:
Austin Manor
Ground-up construction of 44-unit
apartment building. Work provided included the wiring of apartments,
installation of new electrical service, installation of a new fire alarm
system, and phone/data wiring. |
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Boston Market
This project featured the complete gutting and renovation of a fire damaged building, which now meets the latest Boston Market specifications. |
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DoubleTree
At the Doubletree hotel we are assisting with renovations to existing guest rooms. Therein, we are equipping 190 rooms with new devices, fire alarm devices, light fixtures, and phone & data jacks. Dougherty also completed the plumbing retrofit for this project. |
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Imports Unlimited
Ground-up construction for a new car dealership off of Roosevelt Boulevard in Northeast Philadelphia. One of the noted tasks performed for this project is the extensive site lighting. We also provided a complete, new electric service and interior office fit-out. |
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Ryan Homes
This project features the new construction of 88 single-family luxury homes in Northeast Philadelphia. For the homes we are installing electrical service, as well as phone, data, and TV cable wiring. |
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X-Games
Millions tuned in on ESPN, ESPN2, and ABC to watch Philadelphia
play host to the 2001 & 2002 Summer X Games. At Dougherty
Electric, we were pleased to play a part in helping that happen.
Employees from both our electrical and telecommunications
divisions were called upon by ESPN and Comcast Spectacor to
install entirely the main temporary electric system, audio/video
systems cabling, and fiber optic infrastructure for the Games.
Cabling was done on-site at the First Union Complex as well
as at various remote venues, such as the Kelly Drive locale
that hosted street luge and wake boarding events. During the
course of the games, despite major network demands and a heat
index in excess of 115 degrees, Dougherty's staff amassed
over 3,000 man-hours and completed the job both on time and
on budget.
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University
of the Arts Dorm
Completed in the summer of 2001, this project entailed
a total electric building renovation of the new dormitory
complex for the Philadelphia University of the Arts. The scope
of work included new electrical service, the installation
of a state of the art fire alarm system, and the installation
of an emergency generator system. On the Telecommunications
end, we installed a voice, data and video backbone system
as well as a complete network infrastructure for the building's
68 units.
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NBA
Finals
Much
like the rest of the region, Dougherty Electric, Inc. was
thrilled with the playoff run of the 76ers. It was our pleasure
then, naturally, to work with the NBA, NBC Sports, and the
First Union Center during the NBA Finals. Working strenuous
hours to accommodate the busy First Union Complex schedule
(games 3, 4, and 5 along with U2 concert dates) and dedicating
a telecommunications team exclusively to the event, Dougherty
powered the NBC Sports & NBA remote compound. Stressing
complete customer service and drawing from an undying pride
in Philadelphia, we were happy to complete this job on budget
and help audiences local and the nation over watch our Sixers
fight for the championship.
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