ST+B Engineering

Designing Thoughtful and Maintainable MEP/IT Systems

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About the firm

ST+B Engineering is an MEP and IT systems engineering firm specializing in mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, and campus utility and infrastructure services. ST+B focuses on understanding each client's goals and delivering thoughtful, maintainable building systems that exceed expectations. The team holds professional licenses in 11 states, and all engineers are NCEES Record holders enabling rapid licensure in additional states to meet client and project needs. ST+B serves healthcare, higher education, K-12, government, commercial, hospitality, science and technology, and campus utility markets from offices in Golden and Edwards, Colorado, and Cheyenne, Wyoming.

Firm type
MEP

Credentials

NCEES Record holders

People

Todd SpacekUtility & Infrastructure Lead

Capabilities

Mechanical Engineering

Electrical Engineering

Plumbing Systems

Fire Protection Systems

IT Systems

Utility & Infrastructure Engineering

Service website

Campus and district energy systems engineered for longevity, including medium voltage distribution, steam and chilled water distribution networks, and central plants for university and government campuses.

  • District Energy Systems
  • Steam & Chilled Water Distribution
  • Central Plant Engineering
  • Medium Voltage Distribution
  • SCADA & Controls Integration

Industries

Healthcare · Education · Government · Federal · Infrastructure · Utilities · Commercial · Hospitality · Residential · Research Facilities

Projects

St. Mary's Hospital

Grand Junction, CO · Healthcare · Client: St. Mary's Hospital

Wyoming State Hospital Addition and Renovation

Evanston, WY · Healthcare · Client: Wyoming State Hospital

Memorial Hospital of Sweetwater County

Rock Springs, WY · Healthcare · Client: Memorial Hospital of Sweetwater County

University of Wyoming Prexy's Pasture T Hot Water Heating Extension

Laramie, WY · Education · Client: University of Wyoming

Project details

Extension of hot water heating lines across campus and conversion of steam systems to hot water, including new boilers and advanced control systems.