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MAJOR PROJECTS

During the last 20 years Finley has been instrumental in the successful completion of hundreds of cabling projects, both inside wiring and outside plant. Below is a sampling of projects, listed because of their complex nature, uniqueness or overall project size.

Inside Wiring

Massachusetts Information Technology Center
Chelsea, MA

Acting as both estimator and project manager, Finley directed this project from concept to completion. The facility, a 425,000 SF data center erected by Suffolk Construction for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts was wired utilizing a zone cabling format with over 9000 category 5 links installed. The facility houses the main IT infrastructure for six state agencies.

JFK Federal Building
Boston, MA

In the early 90’s, during phases II and III of the building renovations performed by Suffolk Construction, Finley acted in the role of both the estimator and project manager. Since the JFK Building would house multiple Federal Agencies, various legacy cable systems were installed, including IBM type II, Wang Net and DECconnect systems. Additionally, category 4 and 5 structured cable systems were installed as these new standards were adopted.

Level 3 Communications
Cambridge and Needham, MA.

In 1999 and again in 2000, Finley was instrumental in the estimating and successful execution of the communications cabling and infrastructure at these two collocation facilities constructed by Tishman Construction for Level 3 Communications. The scope of these projects included the installation of secondary -48 VDC power systems, T-1 and T-3 transport cabling, category 5e cabling and optical fiber systems.

Suffolk University Law School
Boston, MA

Performing in key roles as estimator and then project management, Finley coordinated the structured cabling, CCTV and Audio/Video installations with the general contractor Barr & Barr. To house communications and power outlets within the custom tables and library carrels, he coordinated the design, fabrication and “ETL Listing” of approximately one thousand custom tabletop devices.

Outside Plant

Wellington Management
Boston, MA

Performing design, permitting and project management, this was one of the earliest private fiber projects constructed in Boston after Judge Greene ordered the break up of AT&T in 1984. As an early adopter this deregulation, Wellington has enjoyed enormous benefits in efficiencies and cost savings related to bypassing tariff services between its Boston facilities.

Digital Equipment Corporation
Various towns in MA and NH

In the late 80’s and again in the early 90’s Finley was responsible for the design, permitting and construction management of two turnkey “private fiber” projects for Digital Equipment Corporation. The projects interconnected various Massachusetts and New Hampshire facilities. Together, these projects covered approximately thirty route miles, passed through nine towns, and spanned the Merrimack & Spicket Rivers, attached to seven bridges, traversed two rail lines and approximately three miles of open country wetlands.

Harvard University
Boston, MA

Engaged as a subcontractor to NYNEX, Finley was responsible for the infrastructure design and installation of Harvard University’s “LMA-Net”. Today, this optical network allows collaboration among Harvard affiliated teaching hospitals including, Dana Farber Cancer Institute, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Brigham & Women’s Hospital, Children’s Hospital and Harvard School of Medicine

Suffolk University
Boston, MA

In 2001, Finley successfully completed Suffolk University’s “private fiber” network. This turnkey project included the design and permitting of approximately one mile of new underground duct bank and manholes within the streets of Boston. The historic nature of the Beacon Hill neighborhood in which the University is situated added to the complexity of this design/build project. Today, Suffolk’s virtual campus is connected via Gigabit Ethernet.


 


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