Combined Engineering and Architecture Services
RDC+EA is an engineering and architecture partnership formed to serve the mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, and building technology needs of Veterans Administration Medical Centers throughout the Western United States. It delivers integrated professional services with specialized expertise in healthcare facility design, complex system upgrades, and structural expansions on active medical campuses.
Roger RepstienPrincipal
Will FeltPrincipal, Electrical Engineer
Rand EardleyPrincipal Architect
Overseeing complex engineering and architecture contracts from inception to closeout, maintaining strict control over schedule and budget constraints.
Developing and managing detailed project timelines to ensure on-time delivery on active campuses.
Administering financial resources and construction budgets within established limits.
Work in this area is organized into supported delivery tasks.
Support includes Designing HVAC.
Support includes piping.
Support includes mechanical infrastructure to cultivate safe.
Support includes comfortable.
Support includes energy-efficient indoor climates.
Engineering resilient electrical infrastructure, power distribution, and specialized lighting solutions.
Designing secure and redundant electrical power distribution systems for critical healthcare environments.
Engineering architectural and task-specific lighting systems tailored to medical and operational environments.
Creating balanced architectural spaces that align clinical functionality with modern aesthetic standards.
Optimizing overall facility performance and equipment life cycles by verifying and tuning integrated building systems.
Integrating building-wide technical networks, high-security frameworks, and system coordination processes.
Designing integrated security, access control, and surveillance technology systems.
Healthcare · Federal · Government
Salt Lake City, UT · Healthcare · Client: Veterans Affairs
Design of a 750kva bypass transformer to address critically failing transformers feeding the main VA hospital. The design team overcame complex routing through existing 60-year-old structures and equipment by engineering a custom specialty switchgear section.
Salt Lake City, UT · Healthcare · Client: Veterans Affairs
Electrical and lighting design for a new addition housing doctor offices, exam rooms, a therapy gym, and consultation spaces. The work required a detailed phasing plan to manage egress and maintain building access on an active medical campus.
Salt Lake City, UT · Healthcare · Client: Veterans Affairs
Mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, and security design for an $9 million project involving 18,000 square feet of new construction and 13,000 square feet of demolition to relocate the Emergency Department and Urgent Care Clinic.