BRIDGER CONTROL SYSTEMS

                                                           Los Angeles County Museum of Art -Van Gogh Exhibit

Before the artwork was even shipped from its current location in Washington D.C. The Los Angeles County Museum of Art had to prove to the insurance companies that it could provide a controlled environment of strict temperature and humidity conditions. We designed and installed the system to insure these conditions were met. In addition to providing an "environmental envelope" around all the artwork, the system had to respond to the additional heating and humidity loads imposed by the thousands of people viewing the displays.

The museum chose Bridger Controls for this project because of our extensive experience in the design and construction of clean room facilities for the semi-conductor and aerospace industries.

The Van Gough exhibit fused modern technology and classical artwork... a winning combination with which we were proud to be associated.

Len Szafaryn, President of Bridger Control Systems announced the award of the multi-year, multi-million dollar project.   "We are incredibly proud of our engineering and sales team.  They worked hand in hand over the past few months putting together the winning proposal". 

The work will entail the replacement of the legacy EMS, BMS and BCAS systems in the four downtown highrise buildings.  A completely new fiber optic backbone will be installed throughout the complex.  State of the art network hardware and software will meet the speed and reliability requirements for real time communications between AT&T's world wide facilities.