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raised flooring

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raised flooring [′rāzd ′flȯr·iŋ]
(civil engineering)
A flooring system having removable panels supported on adjustable pedestals or stringers to allow convenient access to the space below. Also known as access flooring; elevated flooring; pedestal flooring.


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Available space at 75 Lincoln Highway includes: 7,800 s/f in the lower lobby previously occupied by a Chase Manhattan Data Center and is equipped with raised flooring and back-up generator; 6,258 s/f on the first floor (currently there is a lease out for execution); 4,566 s/f on the second floor; and 9,604 s/f on the third floor.
From 2005 to 2006, Tucker managed 27 IT projects in Afghanistan for PM DWTS, including cleaning up cabling and providing raised flooring for a Joint Operations Center in Kabul; providing an intercom system at the Bagram Tertiary Internment Center; and conducting site surveys to provide NIPRnet, SIPRnet, and CEN-TRIXS (a coalition secret data network) capabilities at a variety of locations.
Systems space requires stable HVAC, clean power, and raised flooring for cabling.
 
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