ECC Selected Project References
ECC, the Name Behind the Big Guys!

Lockheed Martin - ECC was selected as a "sole source" vendor by Lockheed Martin and was awarded a national contract to perform lighting surveys and evaluations in conjunction with the EPA's Green Lights program. ECC specified lighting efficiency, control efficiency measures and made recommendations for fixtures, lamps and components for approximately 9.1 million sq. ft. in 8 states. ECC also redesigned many of the lighting environments in various locations for Lockheed Martin facilities.

LA-Z-BOY - ECC performed a redesign of La-Z-Boy's lighting system, and a retrofitting of fixtures for their large furniture manufacturing environment. We provided a "needs assessment" in recommending illumination for various critical and non-critical task requirements in conjunction with redesigning the lighting system. ECC was able to improve lighting efficiency with an overall reduction of 68% light energy while vastly improving the quality of lighting in the space. La-Z-Boy adopted ECC's recommended specifications for standardizing lighting in their task environments.

Whirlpool - Industrial & Manufacturing plants - Approx. 1.7 million square feet - ECC specified replacement components and the retrofit of lighting systems, including some lighting redesign in Ohio and Tennessee. Our scope of work Included a complete energy analysis for the lighting system in conjunction with the EPA Green Lights Program.

Gillette Corporation - Industrial manufacturing, distribution and warehousing - Approximately 860,000 square feet in Minneapolis, MN - ECC specified replacement and retrofit of the existing lighting systems. Conducted a comprehensive energy analysis in conjunction with the EPA Green Lights Program.

AT&T - (Formerly LA Cellular) ECC retrofitted many of the California AT&T Wireless Showcases and assisted in developing Lighting Management and Maintenance strategies.

Newport-Mesa Unified School District - This project required a major redesign of the existing lighting systems with over 95 percent fixture replacement at 26 District sites. The project involved major lighting infastructure replacement for both interior and exterior lighting, and lighting controls. Many of the lighting design solutions were developed through the utiliaztion of computer aided lighting design, which helped maximize and maintain efficiency of the lighting system through its life cycle. ECC was instrumental in resolving many lighting problems through its engineering and lighting design capabilities. Resolution of issues with respect to lighting problems included multi-purpose rooms, gymnasiums, stadium lighting, and the boardroom at the new District Office. In addition, ECC played an important role in helping the District acquire resources for financing the project as well as referring resources for implementing other efficiency measures through its close ties in the energy efficiency industry.

Rialto Unified School District - It was the District's goal to modernize multiple project sites including setting new transformers, installing over 250,000 sq. ft. of new acoustical ceilings, replacing two chiller systems, installing computer cabling and new light fixtures. A secondary goal was to ensure that the District was current with respect to energy efficient technologies and energy management. ECC was selected by the District to be the design/build contractor for the lighting portion of the project. ECC assist Edison EnVest, the architects and engineers, with lighting specifications and lighting design in classrooms and other areas.

City of San Bernardino - ECC was contracted to provide design and engineering services for City buildings, multi-level and underground parking structures, and for a large shopping mall. ECC developed comprehensive lighting specifications and analysis for the City Hall building. The specifications included ambient lighting controls, integration of daylight harvesting and other lighting control systems. The project was originally intended as a research and development project in conjuction with utility sponsored time-use monitoring.

Riverside Unified School District - ECC was challenged to identify lighting efficiency opportunities that were missed by a previous contractor's retrofit performed in 1993. The original contractor had excluded many of the shops, labs, auditoriums, gymnasiums and other difficult areas. ECC developed solutions that improved the lighting significantly and generated excess savings that permitted the District to incorporate other efficiency measures into the project.

Holiday Retirement Corporation - Holiday Retirement Corporation is the largest retirement home chain in the world. ECC ahs exclusively provided efficiency and maintenance services to HRC for over 7 years. We have serviced over 110 facilities throughout the US and Canada. ECC continues to service the client in evaluating and anyalizing lighting effiency programs for existing structures as well as design assistance for new construction and acquisitions. ECC has generated over $500,000 in utility rebates for HRC nationwide. and materials.