I.A. Naman + Associates, Inc.

Engineering Houston's Skyline Since 1947

About the firm

I.A. Naman + Associates, Inc. is a Houston-based MEP engineering firm and one of the region's foremost providers of mechanical, electrical, and plumbing design services. Since 1947, IAN+A has delivered forward-thinking MEP design to meet clients' current functional requirements while anticipating future needs, with completed projects in 23 states. It serves hospitals, universities, office buildings, data centers, retail centers, hotels, airports, and high-rise residential developments.

Established: 1947
Firm type: MEP

Capabilities

MEP Design

Forward-thinking mechanical, electrical, and plumbing design for high-performance buildings, balancing current functional requirements with future adaptability and budget goals.

Mechanical Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Plumbing Engineering

Commissioning

Comprehensive Commissioning Services To Verify That MEP Systems Are Designed
Installed
Tested To Meet The Building's Operational Needs

Sustainability Consulting

Collaborative design support for LEED certification and other sustainability standard achievement.

Building Assessment

Facility Assessments To Help Owners
Operators
Potential Tenants Determine The Remaining Useful Life Of All Mechanical
Electrical
Plumbing Systems

Construction Administration

Construction Services group monitors all MEP installations and testing during construction, ensuring facilities function as designed.

Litigation Support

Engineering Expert Witness Services To Assist Owners
Operators
Tenants
Contractors In Resolving Issues Related To Errors
Omissions
Defects In MEP Systems

Rebates and Tax Credits

Engineering Surveys
Application Preparation
Design Of Energy-saving Upgrades To Qualify Buildings For Rebates And Tax Credits

Industries

Healthcare · Education · Commercial · Data Centers · Retail · Hospitality · Aviation · Multifamily Residential

Projects

American Airlines Campus

Client: American Airlines

Project details

Five-building campus accommodating increased headcount after the American Airlines and USAir merger, featuring underfloor air distribution, a 5,000-ton central plant, 4kV/12kV/25kV primary electrical distribution, and a complex fire alarm and atrium smoke control system.