President & Chief Executive Officer
Sunil Patel has over 30 years of experience as a national and international AEC industry leader and holds professional engineering licenses in 10 different states. He is known for executing prominent landmark projects such as LAX Bradley West expansion, LAPD Headquarters, and many more. Sunil Patel is a proven leader with outstanding technical and entrepreneurial skills, who also brings excellent business insights to the company.
Sunil Patel has expertise in Project development, Project Management, Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing, Structural, and Civil – and specialized services including Commissioning, LEED Certification, Energy, and BIM/Integrated Project Delivery services.
When Sunil is not working he enjoys hiking, yoga, listening to music and traveling for fun. Additionally, he is passionate about spending time working on charity projects and social impact work.
Key Highlights MEP systems influence 60 percent or more of achievable LEED points across Energy and Atmosphere, Water Efficiency, and Indoor Environmental Quality categories. LEED EA Prerequisite: Fundamental Commissioning is mandatory for all LEED BD+C projects and...
Key Highlights The Division of the State Architect (DSA) reviews and approves MEP systems for all public K-12 schools and community college facilities in California. DSA plan check covers compliance with the California Building Code, Title 24 Part 6 energy standards,...
Key Highlights California's HCAI (formerly OSHPD) Facilities Development Division reviews and approves MEP systems for all general acute care hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, and certain other regulated healthcare facilities. HCAI-regulated facilities must...
Key Highlights Commissioning (Cx) verifies that new building systems are designed, installed, and operating per the owner's intent; retro-commissioning (RCx) applies the same process to existing buildings to recover performance that has drifted over time. CALGreen...
Key Highlights Title 24 Part 6 is California's mandatory energy efficiency standard, updated every three years by the California Energy Commission. MEP systems — HVAC, electrical lighting, and plumbing hot water — are the primary targets of Title 24 compliance...
Key Highlights CALGreen (Title 24 Part 11) is California's mandatory green building code covering water efficiency, indoor air quality, materials, and site design. Nonresidential mandatory measures require at least a 20 percent indoor water use reduction below the...