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Home My WebLink AboutRESPONSE - BID - 5637 HARMONY PARK (4)SECTION 00420 STATEMENT OF BIDDER'S QUALIFICATIONS All questions must be answered and the data given must be clear and comprehensive. This statement must be notarized. If necessary, questions may be answered on separate attached sheets. The Bidder may submit any additional information he desires. 1. Name of Bidder: MArk Youo'iq C apic5fr(4 Q1 11L 2. Permanent main office address: No/A wlege- A„inpluPJ Su/k-220 3. When organized: 01 PLU d -1 4. If a corporation, where incorporated: C(?lom / Q b 5. How many years have you been engaged in the contracting business under your present firm or trade name? 22 oear S 6. Contracts on hand: (Schedule these, showing the amount of each contract and the appropriate an��tl/ici atP/ datesL of See �eCi �i�%O!'K, 'crw- completion. ) „ yy w*ap,-- Cdsl'�7-/YlCr 7. General character of Work performed by 4—--- _ / r- -1- t - --1 / , 8. Have you ever failed to complete any Work awarded to you?Ka If so, where and why? 9. Have your ever defaulted on a contract? NO If so, where and why? 10. Are you debarred by any government agency? u6 If yes list agency name. PROJECT EXPERIENCE MEDICAL Department of Veterans Affairs $18.2 NI Long Beach, CA The Scripps Research Institute $30 M La Jolla, CA Kaiser Medical Office Building $2.2 M Granada Hills, CA American Cyanamid $3.8 M Los Angeles, CA Kaiser Green Street Cafeteria $2.5 M Pasadena, CA Kaiser Warehouse $.7 M Chatsworth, CA COMMERCIAL Pepsi Sports Facility $5 M Denver, CO Colorado National Bank $17 M Greenwood Plaza, CO INSTITUTIONAL California State University $14 M Long Beach, CA Loveland Civic Center $9 M Loveland, CO INDUSTRIAL Ralph's Truck Wash/Fuel Island $4 M Los Angeles/Compton, CA Pepsi Fructose Building $3 M Denver, CO Lockheed Commercial Aircraft $17 M San Bernardino, CA Ralph's Distribution Center $22 M Compton, CA HEAVY CONSTRUCTION Camden Wastewater Treatment Plant $56 M Camden, New Jersey Little Falls Water Treatment Plant $35 M Little Falls, New Jersey First Segment - C470 $27 M Douglass County, CO RETAIL Disneyland $.75 M Anaheim, CA Nike Promotions Office $.75 M Marina Del Rey, CA RESUMES (continued) RANDY G. JACOBSEN VICE PRESIDENT EDUCATION Randy Jacobsen attended Aims Community College and has participated in numerous supervisory management training seminars. PROFESSIONAL Mr. Jacobsen has over 25 years of experience in the construction industry, including project superintendent and project management positions. PROJECT EXPERIENCE RESIDENTIAL Private Residence $10M Aspen, CO Townhomes on Maroon Creek $18M Aspen, CO Private Residence $20M Aspen, CO RECREATIONAL Maroon Creek Golf Club $23.5M Aspen, CO HEAVY CONSTRUCTION Louisville Water Treatment Plant SIAM Louisville, CO INSTITUTIONAL, Loveland Civic Center $9M Loveland, CO Public Library 28,600 SF Historic School Renovation 21,800 SF Auto Craft Center $2.9M Fort Carson, CO Chappelow Middle School $2.5M RESUMES (continued) GARY BURKHART GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT EDUCATION PROFESSIONAL Gary Burkhart graduated from Southeast Community College in Milford, Nebraska with an A.A.S. degree in Building Construction Technology. Mr. Burkhart has over 27 years of experience in the construction industry, which includes carpenter, foreman, assistant superintendent, superintendent, and his current position as general superintendent. His experience has been earned on a wide range of projects for retail grocery, parking structures, renovations, commercial, and industrial buildings. PROJECT EXPERIENCE COMMERCIAL Sakura Square Parking $1 NI Structure Denver, CO Goodall Electric Office $.125 M Remodel Fort Collins, CO Norlarco Credit Union $.1 M Fort Collins, CO INSTITUTIONAL Timnath Elementary School $1.1 M Timnath, CO Windsor Middle School $1 M Windsor, CO Littleton Educational Service $3.2 M Center Littleton, CO Windsor/Severance Library $1.3 M Windsor, CO Harmony School Renovation Fort Collins, CO Colorado State University $.25 M Occupational Therapy Building Flood Recovery Fort Collins, CO Colorado State University $2.4 M Student Recreation Center Addition Fort Collins, CO INDU�AL Flatiron Batch Plant Timnath, CO RETAIL Albertson's, Inc. Grocery $.4 M Company Cheyenne, Wy Albertson's, Inc. Grocery $.3 M Company Wheatridge, CO Albertson's, Inc. Grocery $.3 M Company Arvada, CO Chef Wang Restaurant - &I M Remodel Fort Collins, CO King Soopers Store No. 80 - $4 M New Store Longmont, CO Brighton Marketplace - $6 M King Soopers Store No. 81 Brighton, CO MIKE REIMAN GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT EDUCATION Mike Reiman graduated from School, AHERA Asbestos Course ray High Inspector/Management Planner, AHERA Asbestos Course Contractor/Supervisor, AMF Mechanic School. PROFESSIONAL Mr. Reiman has over 17 years of experience in the construction industry, he worked as a chief engineer, maintenance director, and has been a hands on carpenter prior to his current position as a general superintendent. His experience has been earned on a wide range of projects including renovation, commercial and industrial buildings. PROJECT EXPERIENCE COMMERCI.AL Denver Athletic Club $5 M Inverness Athletic Club $5 M INSTITUTIONAL Stanley Lake High School $15 M Gillian Detention Center $20 M CSU Industrial Sciences $1 M Fort Collins, CO Erie Town Hall $2 M Erie, CO CSU Green Hall $1 M Fort Collins, CO RETAIL Silo Stores $5 M Marriott Plaza $1.5 M Rehabilitation Breckenridge, CO King Soopers Store #68 $2.3 M Thornton, CO Thompson Valley Towne $10.6 M Center - King Soopers Store No. 80 Loveland, CO MEDICAL Humana Hospital $20 M ED L CATION PROFESSIONAL, EXPERIENCE PROJECT EXPERIENCE TED W-UT IS PROJECT EN Gr'NEER T Wu1 s graduated =orn Iowa State Lntve it,, with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Co, c on Engineer nv. lyfr. Willis has over 10 years of experience in the cons icZon industry, worl�Q as a laborer, assistant pro] ectManage- and in his curentrole as project ngineer. His e„pe! ence has been earned on a wide range ofprojecr. ncluains institutional, retail, and medical builc ines- INSTITU'ITONAI, Davis Elementary School - Addirion and Remodel SZ.SM Fran'k'in Elemeatar;i School - Addition and Remodel S300,000 RET_AII, King Soopers Stare-Tb9 - Remodel S 1.51NI I,Zg Scapers Store ir81 _ New Constracdon S,?.3m ne-Soo pe s Store r1 _ Remodel SI.SM King Soopers Store 441 _ Remodel S2iv! Ong Soopers Store mS _ New Constmacaon Iowa State University Veterinary Medicine 5000,000 Iowa Stare liruversirr Health Center zims Iowa Hospice House S5M S<M 11. List the more important projects recently completed by your company, stat. the approximate cost of each, and the month and year completed, locat: and type of construction. rr !See a CA/Worn fawi�o%/ i 12. List your major equipment vailable for this contract. 13. Experience in construction Work similar in importance to this project: '// ' 14. Background and experience of the principal members of your organizatic including officers: .>eG Qii /�Sxi+tBS 15. Credit available: 16. Bank reference: TAM N',IAI-&-F.. ,2,nJ. Q-7A_i9�_�Aa� 17. Will you, upon request, fill out a detailed financial statement and furn any other — information that may be required by the OWNER? 18. Are you licensed as a General CONTRACTOR? If yes, in what city, county and state? class, license and numbers? M",vQ k. 1^^. o ER] 20 Do you anticipate subcontracting Work under this Contract?&& If yes, what percent of total contract? and to whom? Are any lawsuits pending against you or your firm at this time? If DETAIL YE EDUCATION PROFESSIONAL, EXPERIENCE PROJECT EXPERIENCE PETE T'RLJLLLO GENERA, SL-PERL'�TEIDE_NT Pere Truiillo mduared from Davis County I-;io-h School. and is one semester shy ofreceivins his Associates d in Consu scion titanaaeme apprenticeship ProZ-�M with at afteromnletmg a four veL- cegree the Colorado Carpenters Appreanceship. Ivlr. Trujillo has over 12 ,Years of experience in the cans racuaon industrv. He has gained valuable eXoerieace from his po csitions as a n poshands oaroeate.. foreman, seneml foreman and ,within his current Mon as general supe has erntender t- His e- enc been earned on a wide range of projects including commercial, medical and institutional buildines. CO1VIly_-- IER L-kL Sounatracit Warehouse - Thornton CO Foreman - Ne,.v Construction - P:adential Plaza -Denver, CO 51-11 Foreman - Ne,N Construction K=ng SoOers Store No. 69 - S71YI Super:atendert - Thornton CO Model King Scope- s Store No. 1� Denver CO -- -----..._._..Supermtendeat Remodel Ong Soopers Store No. 26 - Denver, CO Sup intendent - Remcdel King Soopers Store No. 41 - Littleton CO Superintendent - Remodel INS'ITTL'TION�, Conifr Hieh School - Conifer, CO CLead Carpenter - New Construction .S; 8M CI y Crezk High School - Chernr Creek CO Carpenter - Ne:v Construction Sanal Heritage iEVh School - Littleton, CO Superintendent - Remodel S i Nt rrEl=�. Lithe:uz yiedical Center hyteat Ridge. CO Saoer'nteZdert - Rzmode! ii_ise: Fe:�aneate- Lake:veod, S=00,000 CO Forernaa _ �e:v Consu:�cticn St. Iosz C'; Eospir -Deaver, CO Sotil Foreman _ Remodel S 1itil RESIDENT Tne Brz kern Coadoz u—Uums _.Aurora_. CO Cheater -New Coast�ucrion S �I ynSCELLA,NFE0U5 CON5TR17CTION LOngc,,On, Justice Center - Longmont, CO Foreman _New Construc ion Fiddlers Greece Amphitheater czmenter - Ne:v Construction -Arvada Coate: $91U1 - Arvada, CO C3mente: - -'addition and Remodel SoM It 21. What are the 1.=0 ij'mits of your public lability? DETAIL — 7WV /i'4Q tki What company? 22. What are your company's bonding limitations?130/060-,60 j 23. The undersigned hereby authorizes and requests any person, firm or corporation to furnish any information requested by the OWNER in verification of the recital comprising this Statement of Bidder's Qualifications. / p Dated at f&Q1'A5 (0 this 1Q� day of _000*er" 201p/. -Aa.�ztvs=R�l Name of ` ••_ i Gi� 4w -'I 7n State of.1. iCounty t • /�... u L— r"� % being duly sworn deposes and says that he is _2�T/Mit7bAt o Apj ydUN lcNcneuiT nand that (name of organization) the answers to the foregoing questions and all statements therein contained are true and correct. ribed and sworn to before me this day of 'n 200j• / n Notary Publ My commission expires :S Ni7/96 Section 00420 Page 3 3.4 WORK CURRENTLY IINIIFR rnk1TCArr ITEM BROJECT NAME` (QVIINER f. ARCHITECT/ ' `'" ENGINEER - -AMOUNT PERCENT GQMPLETE SCHEDULED COMPLETION 1. Maintenance Contracts King Soopers, Inc. Hewlett Packard/Agilent Varies + _ / $600,000 PATE" On Going On Going Safeway Albertsons 2. Agilent Technologies Agilent Technologies Rex Cornwell Varies +/- $1,000,000 On Going On Going 970-679-3056 3. Retail Grocery Refrigeration 9 King Soopers, Inc. Lowell Hettinger 303-778-3046 King Soopers, Inc. Lowell Hettinger 303-778-3046 $1,000,000 On Going On Going 4. Denver Water Building No. 3 Denver Water Board Tom Myers Y 303-628-6000 Wong Strauch Architects Alberto Castillo, Jr. 303-293-9206 $3,658,000 ° 50 /° 07/01 5. Haake Dairy Haake Dairy, Inc. Mark Haake Mitchell Plus Associates Jeff Paleaz $1,612,113 ° 95 /° 10/01 303-659-1935 303-477-2770 6. Carpet Exchange E.D. Partnership and Colorad Flooring Industries Bruce Odette Downing Thorpe James Dan Hunter 303-443-7533 $2,054,867 41% 11/01 303-744-3300 7. King Soopers Store #36 King Soopers, Inc. Michael Bray Architects Mike Oskarson 303-778-3150 Michael Bray 303-840-4770 $2,546,920 90% 10/01 8. St. Vrain Centre Parcel C Buildings 1, 2 & 3 5M Company, LLLP Don Macy Sanderson Architects George Sanderson $3,065,424 ° 5/° 02/02 9. City Market Store #418 King Soopers, Inc./City Market Mitchell Plus Associates Terry Scott 303-778-3045 Joe Wadleigh 303-477-2770 $1,764,963 93% 10/01 10. Safeway Store #1038 Safeway, Inc. CSHQA Mike Eldridge 916-927-8229 $1,131,645 0% 12/01 11. Mattress Factory DPC Companies Concepts West Tony Kill 720-528-3344 Jim Weber 719-576-1555 $64,268 100% a 10/01 12. Retail Grocery Shelving/Fixtures King Soopers, Inc./City Market Safeway, Inc. ing Soopers, Inc./City Marke Safeway, Inc. $1,437,966 On Going On Going 3.5 MAJOR CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS COMPLETED IN THE PAST FIVE YEARS PROJECT OWNER -" Budding Renovation Calrfornia State Cafetena/Hos Area Universi ARCHITECT/ ENGINE- R ,.,.. Frank Webb C011; I 'I a.. `�N�"Ty;, $1,000,000 - D`ATE.1T F , � `,� COMP EZ[O r; x�w '+,<F.ORCE I 1996 PERCENTOP-COST - ' ; 30% Service Admin USAF Bld Remodel Pouppirt Architect $750,000 1996 60% General Services Colorado State Bld Remodel Universi Colorado State Universi $328,500 1996 50% Steam Plant Loop Colorado State Univ Cator, Ruma, & Assoc $637,500 I I 1996 70% Nike Entertainment Nike, Inc. Frank Webb $750,000 1996 30% Pond Enlargement Hewlett Packard Edaw, Inc. $100,900 1996 100% Child Develop Lab California State Univ Frank Webb $4,200,000 1996 30% CSU Industrial Science Colorado State Univ Wiss, Janney, Elstner $1,300,000 1997 30% Windsor Severance Libra Windsor Severance) Libra District Gifford Spurk $1,300,000 1997 0 20% Marriott Plaza Rehab Marriott Wiss, Janney, Elstner $1,300,000 1998 50% CSU-O.T. Bldg Colorado State Univ Blauth/White $290,549 1998 30% CSU Industrial Science Colorado State Univ Wiss, Janney, Elstner $37,000 1998 50% Pizza Hut Tenant Impr Pizza Hut Winter -Stucky $160,065 1998 100% Erie Town Hall Renov Town of Erie Knudson Gloss $1,587,000 1997 30% King Soopers New Shopping Center Longmont, CO Dillon Real Estate Concepts West $4,061,200 1998 20% King Soopers Addition & Remodel Thornton, CO Dillon Real Estate Mitchell Plus $2,253,486 1998 25% King Soopers Addition & Remodel Aurora, CO Dillon Real Estate Mitchell Plus $1,800,000 1999 20% CSU Student Rec Cntr & Renov Colorado State University H&L Architecture $2,425,000 1999 i 30%Addition Vineyard Church Addition Vineyard Church Plaza Engineering $668,000 lggg I 20/o o CSU Green Hall I Remodel Colorado State Universi Randall E. Larson $1,056,500 lggg 40oA University Mall Redevelo ment DPC Realty Concepts West $2,410,023 lggg 50% King Soopers Remodel Denver, Co Dillon Real Estate Mitchell Plus $1,542,770 1999 20% PETCO DPC Realty David N. Lummis, AA $566,716 tggg 20% King Soopers New Shopping Center Loveland, CO Dillon Real Estate Concepts West $10,500,000 lggg I 100� 3.5 MAJOR CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS COMPLETED IN THE PAST FIVE YEARS (CONTINUED...) PR J k Car Toys PalBri hMn,arketplace Bri toCO King Soopers New Store -Refrigeration Bri hton, CO King Soopers New Store - Refrigeration Parker, CO King Soopers Remodel Denver, CO OWNER—, ' `� Car Toys Sullivan Hayes King Soopers, Inc. I King Soopers, Inc. Dillon Real Estate AR M E / ENGINEER Cocallas Hoskin I Michael Bray Architects/ River Studio Architects King Soopers, Inc. King Soopers, Inc. Mitchell Plus CAN, RAC $194,000 $7,034,654 $250,000 $250,000 $1,858,395 DqT OFi COMPLEO' ONa 1999, 2000 2000 2000 2000 PER C PELiFORMED IFJaOWNx~ 10% 100% 100°/ 30% Carpet Exchange The Maxim Group Hunter Group $1,800000 2000 10% King Soopers Remodel - Refrigeration King Soopers, Inc. King Soopers, Inc. $323,000 2000 Denver, CO °° 100 / St. Vrain Centre Parcel D, Buildings A & B 5M Company, LLLP Sanderson Architects $3,200,000 2000 Borders Books HC Klover Architects 10% King Soopers Remodel Denver, CO King Soopers, Inc. Michael Bray Architects $2,000,000 2000 I ° 30% King Soopers Remodel Denver, CO King Soopers, Inc King Soopers, Inc $700,000 2000 30% Dell Range Marketplace New Grocery /Retail Regency Realty Mitchell Plus Associates $6,100,000 enne, WY 2000 30%Che King Soopers New Grocery 1 King Soopers, Inc. Michael Bray Architects $31500,000 2001 30% Denver, CO King Soopers Remodel -Store #52 Dillon Real Estate Michael Bray Architects $700,000 Denver, CO 2000 ° 20 /° King Soopers New Shopping Center Hi hlands Ranch. CO Dillon Real Estate Michael Bray Architects $3,300,000 2001 ° 10% University Mall DPC Development Concepts West Architecture $325,000 Tenant Finish 2001 Fort Collins, CO 25% King Soopers Remodel King Soopers , Inc. Michael Bray Architects I $1,250,000 2001 Denver, CO 30% King Soopers Remodel King Soopers ,Inc. Michael Bra Architects y $2,032,539 2001 Denver, CO I 30% 1q, O SECTION IV: RESUMES DAVID M. GUIDA PRESIDENT EDUCATION David Guida graduated from Colorado State University with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Industrial Construction Management. PROFESSIONAL Mr. Guida has over 19 years of experience in the construction industry. Mr. Guida has gained valuable experience from his Positions as project field superintendent and project manager. His experience has been earned on a wide range of projects including: institutional, commercial, medical, and industrial. PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES Frank R. Webb Frank R. Webb Architects Culver City, California 90232 (310) 559-4717 Denysia P. O'Connell California State University, Long Beach Long Beach, California 90840-5605 (310) 985-4093 Pam McConnell Bob Letcher King Soopers, Inc. 65 Tejon Street Denver, Colorado 80223 (303) 773-3047 Kathy Murphy Windsor Severance Library District 720 3rd Street Windsor, CO 80550 (970)686-5603