P1 Construction secured the electrical portion of the long-awaited KU football stadium renovation project. P1 also had the contract for the enabling and preparation, the scope of which included rough-in for the electrical rooms and all the electrical services, including the scoreboard.
P1’s electrical construction and low voltage/Building Technologies divisions worked closely together – along with Turner and subcontractor partners - to deliver a successful project.
P1 installed the power distribution system throughout the new stadium (one 4000A service, three 3000A services, one 1600KW generator, and all associated switchboards, distribution panels, transfer switches, transformers, branch panelboards, disconnects, and VFD’s).This also included providing power to the following: wiring devices, kitchen equipment, mechanical equipment (chillers, cooling towers, boilers, AHU’s, RTU’s, MAU’s, FCU’s, pumps, split systems, exhaust fans, the scoreboard, the ribbon boards, and multiple graphic elements).
P1 installed the light fixtures, lighting controls and associated circuitry/control wiring as part of the project. P1 also provided pathways for P1’s low voltage group as well as the other low voltage groups involved, this included security/access control, cameras, broadcast, and AV cabling.
P1 worked on the building automation system for Johnson Controls, which entailed approximately 24,000’ of conduit with 200,000’ of cable; 17 AHU’s, RTU’s, and MAUs; 70 Fan Coil Units; 163 VAVs; Boiler Plant with 5 boilers, 4 HW Pumps; Chilled Water Plant with four Chillers; 10 pumps and one remote Cooling tower; 200 misc. dampers, fans, and heaters.
