Client
City of Rancho Cucamonga
GC
AMG & Associates
Size
1.8 acres
Duration
October 2024 – August 2025
Safety
Zero Incidents
Project Details
Client
City of Rancho Cucamonga
General Contractor
AMG & Associates
Project Type
Public Works | City Park
Project Size
1.8 acres
Duration
October 2024 – August 2025
Market Sector
TBA
Project Team
Nick Wadenius
Project Manager
Joe Nigbor
Foreman
Joel Durman
Estimator
Zero Incidents
All work complied with DSP safety protocols. DSP has followed all safety and IIPP procedures to ensure a safe working environment. All apprentices acquired from Associated Builders and Contractors, SoCal.
Scope of Work
Electrical infrastructure for a 1.8-acre public memorial park.
DSP Electrical Contractors provided the full electrical scope for the City of Rancho Cucamonga’s 9/11 Memorial Park — a public park honoring the September 11, 2001 attacks, featuring authenticated artifacts from the World Trade Center, the Pentagon, and Flight 93. The work included underground power distribution, a new service transformer, architectural lighting for the memorial elements and pathways, and conduit infrastructure for the park’s surveillance system.
Detailed Scope
Installed underground power distribution throughout the 1.8-acre site, including trenching, conduit, pull boxes, and conductors serving the lighting and control equipment.
Set and connected a 75kVA pad-mounted transformer providing the service point for the park’s electrical system.
Provided and installed a 100A meter pedestal for utility metering of the park’s electrical load.
Supplied and installed 70 luminaires covering architectural uplighting at the memorial features, pathway bollards, and site area lighting.
Installed an astronomical time clock and associated contactors and photocell to automate the lighting system on a dusk-to-dawn and scheduled basis without manual intervention.
Furnished and installed conduit from the park to the existing fire station MDF to support the low-voltage camera surveillance system serving the memorial site.
70 luminaires. 75kVA transformer. Astronomical time clock with contactors and photocell.
Project highlights.
Key technical specifications and notable deliverables from this tenant improvement project.
70
Luminaires Installed
Architectural uplighting at the memorial features, pathway bollards, and site area lighting covering the full 1.8-acre park.
75kVA
Pad-Mounted Transformer
New transformer set and connected as the service point for the park’s electrical system, with a 100A meter pedestal for utility metering.
1.8 ac
Site Underground Distribution
Underground power distribution across the full site including trenching, conduit, pull boxes, and conductors to all lighting and control loads.
Auto
Lighting Controls
Astronomical time clock with contactors and photocell provides fully automated lighting operation — no manual switching required after commissioning.
CCTV
Camera System Conduit
Conduit infrastructure routed from the park to the existing adjacent fire station MDF in support of the low-voltage camera surveillance system.
0
Safety Incidents
Zero incidents recorded. All work performed in compliance with DSP safety protocols and IIPP procedures.
Coordination
Public site work with an active neighbor.
The park is located adjacent to an existing fire station, which required coordination around access and operations throughout the construction schedule. Conduit routing to the fire station MDF for the camera system demanded advance scheduling with the station to avoid disrupting their facility.
Underground distribution on a landscaped public site requires close coordination with the GC to sequence trenching before hardscape and landscape installation is finalized. The lighting control system — astronomical time clock, contactors, and photocell — was commissioned and verified before the park was handed over to the city.