PARK A. DALLIS, PE

As founder and president of All-State Electrical Contracting & Engineering, Inc., he designed and built commercial and industrial electrical facilities. One of his most complex projects was for Florida Power & Light. This job included a complete rebuild of the control room, modernized using the Bailey Network 90 digital system at the Port Everglades unit 3 plant..

Mr. Dallis also worked with the Bechtel Group, Inc. for twenty years, starting as an electrical estimator, and culminating in project controls management. He was a supervising electrical engineer and electrical superintendent at the Turkey Point Power Plant and worked on six nuclear and three fossil fuel-fired power plants across the country.

At RBA, Mr. Dallis has supervised a multitude of new construction and renovation projects. His clients have been the US Fish & Wildlife Service, US Army Corps of Engineers, State of Alaska, Municipality of Anchorage, Alaska Railroad Corporation and other institutional agencies. Four hangars on Elmendorf AFB, for which he generated performance specifications, have totaled over $150M in construction cost. Other designs by him have been on Eielson AFB and Ft. Wainwright for barracks, company operations and battalion headquarters. He was the lead electrical for several ANTHC rural clinics. In Kanakanak, he is assisting with a Deep-Look Inspection and various hospital upgrades.

RELATED EXPERIENCE

Park Dallis PE has worked on projects in Anchorage, Fairbanks, Juneau, Sitka and Bush Alaska. His areas of specialization include power generation, power distribution, aesthetic energy-efficient lighting, fire alarms, fiber optics, CCTV, and controls. The three sample projects below typify his range of expertise:

Alaska (EE9523)
Florida (PE26810)
Virginia (PE8815)

Rural Clinics & Healthcare Facilities
Statewide, Alaska

During the last decade with RBA Engineers Inc., Park Dallis has designed a multitude of healthcare facilities. In Talkeetna, he engineered the Sunshine Clinic, a 12,000 SF structure with a dental lab, standby generator, fire alarm, communications and provisions for phased expansion. For ANTHC, he has been responsible for clinics in Chignik Lake, Kohkanok, Koliganek, Manokotak, Old Harbor and Port Lions. The Craig Clinic in Southeast Alaska is currently on the drawing boards. For Dr. Wynne and Dr. Moriarty, Park Dallis managed two dental clinic designs.

Soldotna Airport Electrical Upgrades, 2006-08
Soldotna, Alaska

Park Dallis, PE prepared the bid documents for Runway 5/27, Taxiways A thru E, VASI controls, segmented circle, windcone, apron lighting and security gates at the Soldotna Airport. The electrical portion of the job totaled $700,000 and construction is scheduled over a two-year period. RBA has worked on similar tasks at Kenai Municipal Airport, 2002-07, which included a parallel taxiway, MALSR, VASI, REIL, glide slope enclosure & AWOS upgrades; the interior security cameras and security gates were earlier contracts. At the Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport, Park Dallis has worked with the project management team on the $210 million Concourse “C” expansion and tenant improvements for Alaska Airlines and Hudson Euro Cafe.

Highway & Street Projects
Statewide, Alaska

Every year, Park Dallis, PE provides support for dozens of civil projects. For example, he assisted with the roadway lighting for South Channel Bridge, Unalaska. On “C” Street he worked on the ARRC Railroad Crossing, along with two Ship Creek area projects requiring illumination and site power. He is well-versed in resolving utility conflicts based on projects such as Arctic Boulevard, Denali Street, Ocean Dock Road, Dowling Road and Lake Otis Parkway. In the Mat-Su Valley, he was assigned duties on the Pittman-Shrock Road intersection and the Wasilla-Fishhook Road.

US Air Force Hangar, Elmendorf AFB

Park Dallis, PE has been developing performance specifications for large hangars on Elmendorf AFB. The Fuel Cell Maintenance Hangar, the Large Airframe Hangar, F-22 Raptor Hangar and the Dual Bay Hangar total $150 million in construction cost. The latter will be the largest hangar int he world used by the Air Force.