I've made quite a bit of progress, but I'm not done yet ("It's not quite dead" - Monty Python).
I had the two tables for some time. The large table is 3ft deep by 6ft wide. The small table is 2.5ft deep by 5ft wide. Along with the computer table, I couldn't fit two 6ft tables in this room.
I still have lots of "stuff" that I am moving around, until I figure out where to put it. Some equipment isn't on the tables or shelves yet. I sent the HP 3457A out for calibration and it isn't back yet. Mounted under the bottom shelves of both tables are two each Tripplite 8-outlet power strips that someone here mentioned (thanks). One problem with those power strips, though. The 8-outlet strip has a 15ft cord. If I want a 6ft cord, I have to buy a strip that is 3ft long (too long for my needs). For now, I just have the excess cord tied to the shelf uprights. I'll tidy this up later.
The large table will be for working on projects and doing repairs. The small table will be for soldering and working on radios. My service monitor isn't on the shelf yet. I'm still lacking a second light for the small table. It should be delivered today or tomorrow.
Amazon.com did not have the 5ft antistatic mat in 2.5ft. So, I had to buy the 3ft size and trim the extra. Just as a test, I cut the long strip into two pieces and you can see it as an extra layer at the soldering station. I am using this as a sacrificial piece, until I see just how heat resistant these mats are.
Finally, my GPS antenna for the GPSDO. I can't easily put it outside, like it should be (I'm renting). The PVC pipe that I bought fits perfectly over the shelf uprights and the reducing adapter also fits perfectly into the base of the antenna. I didn't glue any of this, just press fit.
When everything is in place, I will have as many pieces of test gear networked as possible. The newer gear has Ethernet. For the older gear, I bought a GPIB-LAN adapter and a Serial-LAN adapter. I have a USB-LAN adapter on the way. This should make talking to everything much easier and simpler.
[Edit] Oh yeah, I have more Pomona test lead hangers on the way.