Preliminary Program Guidebook

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1 Preliminary Program Guidebook 2016 National Conference & Resource Expo Red Lion on the River - Jantzen Beach Portland, Oregon June 12-15, Avenue of the States Lexington, KY in Facilities Portland OR

2 TRAVEL & REGISTRATION Lodging The meeting will be held at the Red Lion on the River Hotel Jantzen Beach. Hotel Address Red Lion on the River Jantzen Beach Hotel 909 N. Hayden Island Drive Portland, OR Phone: NASFA Rate: Queen Beds: $129 - single/double occupancy plus applicable taxes, currently 14.5%. King Bed: $149 - single/double occupancy plus applicable taxes, currently 14.5%. Rate is valid three (3) days pre and post event based on space availability. Book Your Reservation: Book your reservation online via our website at or call the Red Lion on the River Jantzen Beach Hotel at and reference NASFA. Hotel Reservation Cut-off: Thursday, May 26, 2016 NASFA encourages you to MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS EARLY because once the rooms are gone they are gone, even if that s prior to the deadline. Secure a room now - you can cancel later. Deposit & Cancellation: All reservations must be guaranteed and accompanied by a first night room deposit or guaranteed with a major credit card. Cancellation of your reservation less than 72 hours prior to arrival or failing to show on your day of arrival will result in a charge to your credit card that is equal to the first night s stay for each room reserved. TRANSPORTATION Airports Portland International Airport (PDX) - approximately 14 miles (22 minutes) from the hotel. Seattle Tacoma International Airport (SEA) - approximately 170 miles (2.5 hrs to 3.5 hrs) from the hotel. Complimentary Hotel Airport Shuttle The hotel DOES offer a complimentary airport shuttle from PDX. Contact the hotel for pickup times. Other Ground Transportation To view other ground transportation visit our website. Hotel Parking The hotel offers complimentary parking for its guests.

3 REGISTRATION Conference registration rates (per person) are listed below. Additional information and online registration are available at Registration includes three breakfasts, two lunches, two receptions, the awards banquet, refreshment breaks, conference materials and access to session presentations. Attendee Registration Fees Member (State or Corporate) - $600 per person Non-Member (State or Corporate) - $900 per person Additional Expo Staff - $600 per person Presenter - $500 per person Spouse/Guest - $400 per person Children 6 to 17 yrs old - $200 per person Children 5 yrs and younger - $0 per person More information is available online at When Is The Last Day to Register? In order to ensure each attendee has a badge and meeting materials, registrations should be received no later than May 20, Cancellation Refund Policy All cancellations must be received in writing. Cancellations postmarked, faxed or ed on or before May 23 rd will be refunded less a $100 administrative fee. No registration fees will be refunded after May 27, Any form received without payment will not be processed. Pre-registration is required by May 27, 2016; otherwise, conference materials may not be available for on-site registrants.

4 12 Sunday PRELIMINARY PROGRAM Below is a preliminary program; please note that the agenda is subject to change. Session descriptions, travel information, resource expo and sponsorship information, as well as registration forms are available on the NASFA Web site at 11:00am-3:00pm Exhibitor Set-up 2:00pm-4:00pm Executive Committee & Committee Chairs Meeting 8:30pm-12:00am Networking Suite All attendees and guests are welcome to network in the suite. 3:00pm-5:30pm Registration 5:00pm-6:00pm President s Reception in Expo The President s Reception event kicks off the opening of the Resource Expo in the exhibit hall. Attendees and registered guests can visit the exhibits and enjoy hors d oeuvres and beverages. 6:00pm Group Dinner (Optional) First-time attendee? Traveling alone? Want to meet old and new friends? Meet at the conference registration desk and join a group for dinner. Camaraderie is free - dinner expenses are on your own.

5 Monday am 13 7:30am-5:00pm Registration 7:30am-5:30pm Exhibits Open 7:30am-8:30am Breakfast in Expo 8:30am-Noon Welcome & Parade of States, Sponsors & Exhibitors Parade of States What are other states working on? What are their current projects and future projects? This Parade gives each state representative 2 minutes to share his/ her priorities and to learn how their counterparts are addressing challenges and opportunities. It also sets the groundwork for conversations with colleagues for the duration of the conference. Parade of Exhibitors - Finding time to absorb and digest information on the latest technology, products, and services challenges all facilities professionals. This year s Parade of Exhibitors will help you meet this need. This Parade will consist of exhibitors demonstrating their products and services in two minutes. The tight time frame for the Parades forces presenters to distill the very essence of their applications and to communicate accurately and quickly to conference attendees. As you can imagine, this produces a very lively event. You won t want to miss this! Noon-1:00pm Luncheon in Expo Parade of Sponsors This parade provides our conference sponsors with the opportunity to introduce their products and services in two minutes. Contributions from our sponsors enable NASFA to provide the quality programming on state facilities issues that the public and private sector need as well as the events that bring you together as colleagues. Please attend this session and support our sponsors, who support us.

6 13 Monday pm 1:00pm-2:15pm Concurrent Sessions Prioritizing Deferred Maintenance Facing the challenge of documenting and prioritizing deferred maintenance across a portfolio of more than 3,000 buildings and over 8 million square feet, TXDOT instituted a statewide facility condition assessment to help them justify capital budgets over the current biennium. The FCA also included an effort to capture equipment inventory to populate their new IWMS system for centralized operations and maintenance which also provides continuous updates of FCA data. Diana Miller, Facilities Business Operations Manager, Support Services Division, Texas Dept. of Transportation Jeff Van Fleet, Account Executive, Facilities Manager, IMAGINiT Technologies Greg Caffarel, Senior Project Manager, Lockwood, Andrews and Newnam, Inc. Alternative Construction Procurement Methods, Advantages & Disadvantages As more States are beginning to use Construction Management at Risk as a vehicle to procure construction services, this presentation will provide an overview of how Montana and Virginia utilize this process. The presentation will also include the perspective from the contracting community. We will provide a discussion of the successes, bumps, hurdles, situations encountered and lessons learned along the way. We will also present data regarding costs of A/E and pre-construction services. Bert Jones, Associate Vice Chancellor, Facilities Management Services, Virginia Community College System Bob Warfle, Project Manager, Architecture & Engineering, Montana Dept. of Administration James M. Apodaca, Senior Project Manager, Commodore Builders James F. Gallagher, Principal, Resolution Management Consultants, Inc. Russ Katherman, Engineering Manager, Architecture & Engineering, Montana Dept. of Administration (Invited) 2:15pm-2:30pm Break 2:30pm-3:45pm Concurrent Sessions Active Shooter Detection Participants will learn how proven available technology can be utilized to eliminate time wasted in dealing with an active shooter. Key areas explored: assessing confirmation of active shooter within one second of initial shot fired, providing accurate information to various systems, such as access control, once an active shooter has been confirmed; and directing responders to engage appropriate actions inside and outside the organization utilizing accurate information provided by various technology methods Jeff Murphy, President & CEO, ECT Services, Inc. Steve Baiamonte, Administrator, General Services, Montana Dept. of Administration

7 Monday pm 13 Architecture & Engineering Roundtable This is an interactive forum to discuss topics of interest to the attendees. Questions and hot topic issues will be collected prior to the conference and then discussed in a facilitated roundtable format. 4:00pm-5:15pm Concurrent Sessions Developing and Executing an Energy Strategy with a Positive Return on Investment With fiscal constraints, many facilities departments struggle to justify maintenance and repair projects, yet they are expected to keep their facilities operating efficiently. In this session, a four-pillared strategy addressing metering, energy projects, efficient construction, and energy awareness is presented. When followed, this strategy will help facilities departments make a business case for their energy management program while also inviting, including, and inspiring their organization to be actively involved in energy management. Frank Barnes, Facilities Liaison, Alabama Community College System Todd Billings, Director, Business Development, Sain Engineering Associates, Inc. Brenda Phillips, Vice-president of Global Sustainability Group, Sain Engineering Associates, Inc. BIM for FM: Helping Owners Realize the Benefits of BIM While the benefits of BIM are evident in the AEC community, facility owners are beginning to ask how BIM can help them better operate and maintain their facilities. We will help owners and their AEC consultants answer three key questions: what data do I need?, who is going to use it?, and how will I maintain it? We will also examine tools designed to help owners access and utilize this data to operate their portfolio more efficiently. Bert Jones, Associate Vice Chancellor for Facilities Management Services, Virginia Community College System Jeff Van Fleet, Senior Account Executive, Facilities Management, IMAGINiT Technologies Michael Kenig, Vice Chairman, Holder Construction Company (Invited) 5:15pm-6:15pm Exhibitors Reception Dinner on your own 8:00pm-12:00am Networking Suite All attendees and guests are welcome to network in the suite.

8 14 Tuesday am 7:30am-5:00pm Registration 7:30am-1:30pm Exhibits Open 7:30am-8:30am Breakfast in Expo 8:30am-9:45am Concurrent Sessions Arc Flash, The NFPA 70E Standard and Your Electrical Maintenance. ARE YOU PREPARED? The world of electrical hazards, protection and accident prevention can be a confusing place. Hundreds of deaths and thousands of injuries can be avoided each year by following the NFPA 70E: Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace. Be prepared by arming yourself with the knowledge of the types of electrical hazards and the effects of electrical shock from a 20-year electrical maintenance industry veteran. This session will identify the need for electrical safety as well as electrical maintenance and safety programs. Attendees will learn about arc flash hazard risk assessment, personal protective equipment (PPE) and shock and arc flash approach boundaries. Reduce your liability concerns while establishing a culture of safe work practices among employees after attending this session. Public Sector Representative, (To be announced) Joe Schommer, Senior Accounts Manager, RESA Power The Next Wave: Resilience Strategies and Solutions for Facilities Management The climatic threat facing facilities and building occupants has reached a tipping point: fires and drought plague western states; hurricanes and sea level rise inundate the Atlantic seaboard; devastating flooding and tornadoes ravage the Midwest. Building owners and facility administrators are increasingly challenged to confront, respond to, and recover from the chronic stresses and acute shocks faced by climate change. This presentation will introduce facility administrators to planning strategies, lowcost solutions and design and operations checklists that can enhance building resilience, protect building occupants, and help ensure service continuity. Jeremy Caron, Energy Project Manager, Energy & Sustainable Buildings Group, Massachusetts Division of Capital Asset Management & Maintenance Jim Newman, LEED AP, Principal & Director of Metrics, Linnean Solutions Corporate Affiliate Members & Private Sector Representatives Meet with NASFA Executive Committee Exhibitors, Sponsors, private sector representatives and Corporate Affiliate members are invited to meet members

9 Tuesday am 14 of the Executive Committee to discuss the resource expo, membership benefits and future meetings. This meeting supplies the association and the private sector representatives with a constructive exchange of recommendations and information. 9:45am-10:00am Break 10:00am-11:15am Concurrent Sessions Two Birds: Addressing Code and ADA Requirements with Energy Projects Do you know what projects at your facilities are triggering code requirement and exceeding ADA thresholds? Presenters from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts will explain how a general lack of understanding of these matters provided an opportunity for the Energy and Accessibility teams to address building access issues at critical stages of energy projects. The speakers will explain the collaboration and provide lessons learned in trying to tackle two seemingly unrelated issues at once. Jenna Ide, Director of Energy & Sustainability, Massachusetts Division of Capital Asset Management & Maintenance Christopher McIntosh, Assistant Project Manager, Massachusetts Division of Capital Asset Management & Maintenance Polly Welch, Senior Project Manager, Statewide Accessibility Initiative, Massachusetts Division of Capital Asset Management & Maintenance Operations & Maintenance Roundtable This is an interactive forum to discuss topics of interest to the attendees. Questions and hot topic issues will be collected prior to the conference and then discussed in a facilitated roundtable format. 11:15am-12:00pm NASFA Business Meeting 12:00pm-1:00pm Luncheon in Expo

10 14 Tuesday pm 1:15pm-3:00pm Exhibits Tear Down 1:15pm- 2:30pm What to Expect in the Existing Building Commissioning Process What to expect when you undergo an Existing Building Commissioning process in your building; what are the deliverables you should receive; what staff time needs to be planned in the process; and what are the outcomes and possible payback periods? What is the difference between EBCx and Commercial Building Auditing? You will leave this session with an in depth understanding of what the owner should expect from the process. Bruce Pitts, President Building Commissioning Association & Vice President, Commissioning & Industrial Systems, Wood Harbinger Bill Slone, Associate Director, Division of Engineering & Contract Administration, Kentucky Dept. of Facilities Management 3:30pm- 4:45pm Active Shooter Outreach for Communities and Business This presentation centers on the steps individuals can take to save lives, and steps businesses and entities can take to prepare themselves, for an active shooter event. Focusing on what it means to Run, Hide, and Fight, this concept can guide you in your ability to save yourself, save others, and be the building blocks to safer workplaces and safer experiences in public spaces. Special Agent Sandra Flint, Federal Bureau of Investigation Portland Time to be determined Awards Banquet Following the banquet Networking Suite All attendees and guests are welcome to network in the suite. 2:30pm- 2:45pm Break 2:45pm- 3:15pm Concurrent Sessions Regional Meetings East Region Great Plains Region Southeast Region West Region

11 Wednesday am 15 7:30am- 11:00am Information Desk 7:30am-8:30am Breakfast 8:30am-11:15am General Roundtable Discussion & Closing Session This is the opportunity to discuss topics that may not have been discussed earlier in the conference or follow-up on subjects raised in previous sessions. in Facilities Portland OR

12 Preliminary Program Guidebook 2016 National Conference & Resource Expo Red Lion on the River - Jantzen Beach Portland, Oregon June 12-15, Avenue of the States Lexington, KY in Facilities Portland OR