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HomeMy WebLinkAboutRESPONSE - RFP - P839 ARCHITECT & ENGINEERING SERVICES AT OPERATION SERVICESOperation Services Department Architectural / Engineer Services City of Fort Collins Work Order Contract Lyman Davidson Dooley, Inc. Section A V. MBE & WBE PARTICIPATION Lyman Davidson Dooley, Inc. is not a MBE or WBE firm. However, the CE Group, Mechanical Engineer, is a registered MBE firm. Our firm understands the importance of promoting and supporting the participation of such enterprises, and we take appropriate action to use minority firms when possible. Past experience on numerous projects around the country included both Minority and Women Owned Businesses. Our firm has created and maintained professional relationships with the following MBE and WBE firms. • S.A. Miro, Inc., Denver, Colorado • Costing Services Group, Inc., Atlanta, Georgia • Spiker Baldwin Associates, Inc., Atlanta, Georgia • Safaie Landry Consulting Engineers, Inc., Atlanta, Georgia • Carastro Associates, Inc., Tampa, Florida • Gus Harrington, Inc., Atlanta, Georgia We look forward to adding additional firms from the Colorado area to our list Architectural / Engineer Services Work Order Contract City of Fort Collins Lyman Davidson Dooley, Inc. Section B I. PROJECT TEAM Lyman Davidson Dooley, Inc. has gathered a most qualified design team to work with the Operations Services Department of Fort Collins, Colorado. The primary architectural firm for this contract will be Lyman Davidson Dooley, Inc. under the Project Management of Lori G. Darling, AIA. Ms. Darling is a Registered Architect in the States of Colorado and Massachusetts, and is the Regional Manager for our Western Headquarters. Her project experience began as a Design and Planning student at the University of Colorado, and has evolved to include specialty projects requiring the cooperation and organization of large and small design teams. Fifteen years in Boston, Massachusetts has also given Ms. Darling invaluable experience with projects involving both public input and state agency facilities. Mr. Rowland Davidson, AIA, ASID, will act as Principal In Charge for this project, being available to Ms. Darling for guidance and support as needed throughout the duration of the contract. Mr. Davidson is one of the founders of LDDi and will bring over twenty-two (22) years of design and project management experience to assist Ms. Darling. Sub -Consultant Team Landscape Architecture: BHA Design 4803 Innovation Drive Fort Collins, CO 80525 Structural Engineer: Weeks & Associates, Inc. 300 Boardwalk, Bldg. 3, Unit D Fort Collins, CO 80525 Mechanical Engineer: CE Group 300 Boardwalk, Bldg. 3, Unit C Fort Collins, CO 80525 Electrical & Lighting Engineer: ESC 212 West Mulberry Fort Collins, Colorado 80521 Civil Engineer & Land Surveyor: JR Engineering 2620 East Prospect Road, Ste. 190 Fort Collins, Colorado 80525 Acoustical Engineer: David L. Adams Associates 1701 Boulder Denver, Colorado 80211-3915 Architectural / Engineer Services Work Order Contract City of Fort Collins Lyman Davidson Dooley, Inc. Section B Energy Consultant: Architectural Energy Corporation 2540 Frontier Avenue, Ste. 201 Boulder, Colorado 80301 Construction Estimator: B&C Project Services 4500 Bluefin Court Fort Collins, Colorado 80525 Please refer to appendix for firm outlines, resumes and project experience from our sub - consultant team. In order to effectively coordinate the team's efforts, there are various project management procedures that will maximize the control of quality for each contract. • A design team kick-off meeting will familiarize all parties with all facets of each work order so that each member has an understanding of the issues faced by other sub consultants. During this meeting, the project delivery schedule and cost constraints will be discussed and the contract reviewed. • Design Development meetings with appropriate permitting officials. • Consulting estimator to review Design Development. • We recommend weekly or bi-weekly meetings, depending on the complexity of a given contract, with representatives from your agency during the design development and construction document phases. Varying members of the design team will attend based on need. • A 90% meeting to address concerns of all involved parties is held and the comments implemented before the Construction Documents are sealed. • The Project Manager will perform a detailed redlining of the drawings and all suggested modifications of the design are communicated with the entire design team and sub -consultant team. • And finally, a Pre -construction meeting will be held with the Client's Project Manager / Representative, the Contractor and his superintendent and the Architect's project manager to review the contract documents page by page and identify potential problems, identify special requirements and establish critical dates and submittals. This meeting has proven to be one of the most effective tools in risk management that we have utilized. The detailed review of the drawings confirms the scope of the project with the contractor and provides the Client with the knowledge that the project scope is properly identified in the documents and understood by the Contractor. Following these guidelines for team coordination, all parties involved will be informed of their expected production requirements, deadlines, status, and progress of the project, thus clearly defining each participant's role in the project. Architectural / Engineer Services Work Order Contract City of Fort Collins Lyman Davidson Dooley, Inc. Section B Hourly Rates — For the Year 2002 If selected on short list, an detailed version of these rates may be requested. Lyman Davidson Dooley, Inc. Regional Manager $115 per hour Architect II $95 per hour Architect 1 $75 per hour Designer 11 $75 per hour Designer 1 $65 per hour BHA Design, Inc. Principal $90-115 per hour Project Manager $80-100 per hour Landscape Architect $60-80 per hour Administration $50-60 per hour Weeks & Associates, Inc. Principal Engineer $90 per hour Staff Engineer $60-65 per hour Administrative Staff $35 per hour CE Group Principal $95 per hour Project Manager $85 per hour Engineer $70 per hour Designer $65 per hour Drafter $45 per hour Electrical Systems Consultants, Inc. Project Manager $70 per hour Project Engineer $66 per hour Electrical Designer $50 per hour CAD Technician $40 per hour JR Engineer Division Manager $118 per hour Project Manager $90 per hour /Surveyor Engineer I/ Surveyor $67 per hour Field Crew $70 per hour David L. Adams Assoc. Inc. Principal $120 per hour Project Manager $90 per hour Senior Consultant $65 per hour Staff Consultant $55 per hour Architectural Energy Corp. Principal $155 per hour Senior Engineer $100 per hour Staff Engineer $72 per hour Associate Engineer $60 per hour B&C Project Services Principal $65 per hour Estimator $60 per hour Mechanical Estimator $88 per hour Electrical Estimator $70 per hour Architectural / Engineer Services Work Order Contract City of Fort Collins Lyman Davidson Dooley, Inc. Education: Rowland Davidson,AIA ASID Principal Bachelor of Architecture 1978 College of Architecture, University of Kentucky European Design Program; Venice, Italy; Paris, France; College of Architecture, University of Kentucky Honors: Educational scholarship program, Department of Finance, Commonwealth of Kentucky Tau Sigma Delta, Architectural Honorary Society, University of Kentucky Registrations: Nationally certified 1982: National Council of Architectural Registration Boards Nationally certified 1988: National Council of Interior Design Qualifications Registered Architect: Georgia 1983, Kentucky 1982,Tennessee 1989, North Carolina 1990, Virginia 1991, Texas 1992, Illinois 1992, Registered Interior Designer: Georgia Activities: Member American Institute of Architects Member American Society of Interior Designers Georgia Chapter Board of Directors, 1991 - 1992 Georgia Chapter Treasurer, 1992 - 1994 Member Georgia Industrial Developers Association Member International Council of Shopping Centers Architectural review committee, Atlanta -Marietta District, United Methodist Church - 1990 - Present Member Smyrna Housing Authority 1990 - 1993 Chairman, 1993 Project Experience: Mn Davidson has a strong background in planning and programming for religious, educational, govern- ment and corporate office, retail, and medical facilities, including the following: Rockbridge Road Aquatic Center, Gwinnett County Parks & Rec., Lawrenceville, GA 5 Aquatic Centers, City of Columbus Parks & Rec., Columbus, GA Dodson Youth Center, Roswell United Methodist Church, Roswell, GA Northbrook United Methodist Church, Roswell, GA Outdoor Aquatic Center, Columbus State University, Columbus, GA The Frank G. Lumpkin Jr. Center, Columbus State University, Columbus, GA Alumni Center, Western Kentucky University, Bowling Green, KY Computing Sciences Classroom Building Program, Kennesaw State University, Kennesaw, GA Henderson Library Addition/Renovation Program, Georgia Southern University, Statesboro, GA Colonial Center 100, 200, 300, 400 & 500 at Mansell Overlook, Roswell, GA Mohawk Carpets Regional Headquarters, Calhoun, GA Administrative Offices, Department of Natural Resources, Atlanta, GA Administrative Offices, Cowers. County D.RA.C.S., Newnan, GA TransMontaigne Offices, Roswell, GA Eagle's Landing Medical Office Building, Morrow, GA Ambulatory Surgery Center, Georgia Baptist Medical Center, Atlanta, GA Lyman Eckerds Drug Stores - (Various Locations) Davidson Sears- (Various Locations) —Dooley, Inc. Lori G. Darling AIA Regional Manager Education: Bachelor of Design & Planning 1982 College of Environmental Design University of Colorado Registrations /Affiliations: Registered Architect: Colorado 2000 Massachusetts 1987 Arizona Pending Activities: Member American Institute of Architects Inter -Development Mentor Member CREW (Commercial Real Estate Women) Denver, Colorado, Chapter Chamber of Commerce, Member Transportation Committee, Fort Collins, Colorado Member Winchester United Church of Christ Project Experience: Building Committee Chairman (Past) Ms. Darling has provided programming, planning, design and contract administration for the following projects: Deer Creek Family Aquatic Center, Littleton, CO Weaver Hollow Family Aquatic Center, Littleton, CO Academic Computing Commons Programming, Kennesaw State University, Kennesaw, GA Eckerd Drug Stores, Various locations in GA, NC, TN & AZ Brookwood Bar & Grill, Norcross, GA Buckhead Crossing, Woodstock, GA East Lake Center, Marietta, GA LifeSpan Family Chiropractic Center, Fort Collins, CO Herman Miller Re -Development, Roswell, GA Private Residence, Lake Tahoe, CA Private Residence, Steamboat Springs, CO Private Residence, Chatham, MA Private Residence, Freedom, NH Private Residence, Los Altos, CA Private Residence, Lake Oconee, GA 'Foxborough Business Center, Foxborough, MA *55 Allied Drive Business Center, Dedham, MA 'General Motors Leasing Offices, Cambridge, MA *Plymouth Mortgage Company, Camgridge, MA 'Bank of New England (2 Branches), Cambridge, MA 'Dedham Executive Center, Dedham, MA 'Katherine Gibbs School, Providence, RI 'Intermediate Care Facilities throughout Massachusetts Lyman Davidson Dooley, Inc. Donnell W. Paul, AIA Project Architect Education: Bachelor of Architecture 1995 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Bachelor of Science, Building Science 1994 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Activities: Registered Architect: Georgia 2001 Member American Institute of Architects Project Experience: Eckerd Drug Stores, various locations throughout GA Sears Store Renovations, various locations throughout US Sears Stores Additions & Renovations, Arkansas and Puerto Rico FAO Schwarz, Mall of Georgia, Suwannee, GA Crossways Shopping Center, Chesapeake, VA Gunbarrel Commons, Chattanooga, TN Deer Creek Family Aquatic Center, Littleton, CO Weaver Hollow Family Aquatic Center, Littleton, CO Ridgeview Institute Renovation & Addition, Smyrna, GA Par Ventures Office Building, Roswell, GA Eagle's Landing Medical Office Building, Henry County, GA Private Residence Renovation & Addition, Atlanta, GA Private Residence, Piedmont Lake, GA Barbara A. Debona,A.AIA Architectural Intern Education: Bachelor of Fine Arts in Architecture, 1989 University of Texas, San Antonio Registrations /Affiliations: American Institute of Architects Intern Development Program, Completed Project Experience: Tifton - Tift County Library Renovation, Tifton, GA Mountain Park Community Activities Center, Gwinett, GA Buckhead Crossing Shopping Center, Woodstock, GA Bullocks Wine & Spirits Warehouse, Woodstock, GA Eckerd Drug Stores, Various locations in FL, GA, NC, TN & AZ Brookwood Bar & Grill, Norcross, GA Sears & Roebuck, Various locations Shuler Residence, Atlanta. GA Goodwill Industries Prototype, Ocala, FL Morningside Retail, Lawrenceville, GA 'Incredible Universe, Various locations `Fort Worth Outlet Mall - Tenants, Fort Worth, TX *Various Middle Schools, Arlington, TX 'Elitch Garden Wooden Roller Coaster, Denver, CO 'Fiesta Texas, Rattler Roller Coaster, San Antonio, TX 'Yomuriland White Canyon Roller Coaster, Japan 'Experience Lyman acquired at previous firm Davidson Dooley, Inc. United States Postal Service - Carrier Annex Buford, Georgia LDDi is currently in it's second Project Type: Industrial /Distribution Facility Location: Buford, Georgia Owner: United States Postal Service Square Footage: Various Completion Date: September 2MI Lyman Davidson Dooley, Inc. Komatsu Fire Station and recreation area Chattanooga, Tennessee Lyman Davidson Dooley and CNL Realty donated their services to the City of Chattanooga for Komatsu Fire Station and Recreation Area. This project included Master Planning for a number of facilities, including a Fire Station in an historically sensitive area of Chattanooga, Tennessee. The Fire Station Facility consisted of oversized Apparatice Bays for the �r.... Fire Fighting Vehicles, administrative offices, and support areas for the Fire Department pa personnel (such as an vw. adjacent fitness facility). Public park- ing, playgrounds and public recre- ation / green space were also designed within the park complex. It Project Type: Fire Station / Community Park Location: Chattanooga, Tennessee Owner: Commercial Net Lease Realty Square Footage: N/A Completion Date: September 2MI Lyman Davidson Dooley, Inc. Deer Creek Family Aquatic Center Littleton, Colorado Lyman Davidson Dooley, Inc. worked in conjunc- tion with Water Technology to produce this seasonal family aquatic center. The zero entry beach, playful water features, multiple slide towers and lap pool work together to attract users of all ages. The sup- port facilities house the bathhouse, admissions office, first -aid center, concessions, and the mechan- ical equipment. The rural setting of Deer Creek inspired the bam-like imagery. The General Contractor was selected early in the design phase and worked with the design team to ensure that the final product met not only Foothills Parks and Recreation Districts functional requirements, but their financial goals as well. ProiectType: Recreation, Athletic, Aquatic Location: Littleton, Colorado Owner: Robert Easton Director, Foothills Park & Rec. Dist. The Peak at Vilest Meadows 6612 South Ward Street Littleton, CO 80128 Contact Karon Badalamenti Superintendent of Construction & Maintenance Foothill Maintenance & Service Center 3624 S. Kipling Pkwy. Denver, CO 80235 Phone Number: (303)409-2300 ComGletion Date: June 2002 Lyman Davidson Dooley, Inc. A Lyman Davidson Dooley, Inc. MCHREM INTERIOR DESIGNERS PLANNERS May 21, 2002 Mr. Stephen Seefeldt CCA Facilities Project Ma ger City of Fort Collins Operations Services partment 117 North Mason Str t Fort Collins, Colored 0524 RE: Architectura Engineering Design Services for Facilities Work Order ` ntract RFP-No.P-621 Dear Mr. Seefeld: We would like to th ' you for the opportunity to submit this qualification package. Lyman Davidson Dooley, In relatively new to Fort Collins and we feel working with the city on work order contracts is perfect introduction. We will become acquainted with various departments and fac es at the city and you will gain a new architectural partner. Lyman Davidson oley, Inc., an architectural design and planning practice, will be the managing firm for t proposal. We have gathered a team of consultants, most of whom you have worked with past projects. All team members are committed to the tight schedules inherent in work o 'r contracts and look forward to creating and maintaining a relationship with the City. P se review the attached credentials package, as we feel we have comprehensively o ined our experience, team and approach. Again, thank you During this proposal process, if there are any questions about this team or if any additional information is needed, please feel free to contact me at (970) 223.0683. Regards, LYMAN DAVID N DOOLEY, INC. ,ems W n Darling, AtA gional Manger Tifton -Tilt County Public Library Tifton, Georgia This project involves the complete x ' renovation of the original historic 1913 building and a small addi- tion. The renovation will bring the character found on the exterior of the building to the inside, provid- ing a complete transformation of^ the current non-descript interior. On -site programming workshops have been used to provide and, updated space allocation that bet- ter suits the needs of a modern library. The facility will be updat- ed technologically and brought,:,., into compliance with current building codes. Project Type: Library Location: [ y r l Tifton, Georgia i r I' Owner: Tifton -Taft County Public Library � � •o - ,� gb _ ["� � , `1 1 o � Square Footage: 30,000 a s-j7 ,--- ° �j r p = �� Completion Date: 2002 i i c o a IT Lyman L j Davidson Dooley, Inc. Metro Nashville Levee Nashville, Tennessee The Metro Nashville Levee is a major redesign and upgrade of 2.8 miles of existing Levee on the Cumberland River. The existing levee was to be repaired and raised to increase flood protection for the city of Nashville. Secondly, the levee was to be devel- oped into a scenic greenway with i river outlooks and public artwork for the local citizens. A local public artist - -- worked jointly with the landscape _ architects, structural engineers, and _ _= architects to incorporate art as an integral part of the design, from 30 tall _ rip -rap waves, to the moire effect pro- - - duced by the handrails. Our firm worked closely with the Engineers and the Army Corps of Engineers to masterplan the site and strategically place the common areas to increase_ public use. IgPIEl1 li.=. �tidai��ra Y' • Acy Project Type: Levee Location: Nashville, Tennessee Owner: Army Corps of Engineers Square Footage: N/A Completion Date: N/A Lyman Davidson Dooley, Inc. United States Secret Service Atlanta, Georgia LDDi provided space planning with strict requirements regarding adja- cencies and security concems. This included office adjacencies to exterior , walls, stair locations and common corridor partitions as well as locations for transferring prisoners safely and keeping them somewhat separated. _ k Security concerns included locations for panic alarms, alarm keypads, security cameras, telephones and door hardware. Certain areas, such as the interview rooms, prisoner pro- cessing areas and security specialists had special requirements involving the finishes (ceiling, partition and flooring) and special electrical and mechanical requirements that we had to adapt to our particular layout. `ft y Z IM:,. ■. , O p ■ f.7 - Project Type: SpacePlanning, Programming Location: Atlanta, Georgia Owner: United States Secret Service Square Footage: 33,000 of CamPletion Date: October 2D01 Lyman Davidson Dooley, Inc. ParVrentures Roswell, Georgia This facility serves as the Corporate headquarters for the law offices of McCalla, Raymer, Padrick, Cobb, Nichols & Clark, LLC. The project consists of approximately 70,000 sq. ft. with- in a three-story building located in historic Roswell, Georgia. Architectural precast concrete panels with reveals of exposed aggregate finish accentuate the exterior building design. The tint- ed glass formation features an aluminum framing system with metallic finish. Entry to the build- ing is by way of a precast veneered pedestrian bridge at the second floor level. This bridge terminates at a granite entrance portal which gives way to an open two-story lobby. Project Type: Corporate Office Building Location: Roswell, Georgia Owner: Par Ventures, LLC Square Footage: 70,000 Completion Date: February 2000 Lyman Davidson Dooley, Inc. Cj C7S 11r I1 BHA Design Company Profile BHA Design Inc. is a landscape architecture and planning firm established in January of 1993. The firm size is currently 9 full-time landscape architects and one administrative assistant. BHA provides landscape architecture, planning, urban design, public process, entitlements, and graphic design services to both public and private clients in a variety of settings. BHA has extensive experience in a wide variety of projects including master planning of large scale sites. Bruce Hendee, President of BHA has a long track record of master planning and land development. Formerly a Senior Associate at an international planning firm, he directed their land development efforts, working on numerous land use planning projects up to 1600 acres in size. In the last 10 years at BHA he has lead of team of highly capable designers that have been responsible for numerous large scale master planning projects ranging in size from 100 acres to 2,000 acres. Many of the planning projects have been similar in nature to the CSU master planning project and have entailed a multi -discipline team. In some cases BHA has lead the team and in others they have been a member of the team. Project types have ranged from industrial type business parks to corporate campus layout. BHA is highly capable with electronic technologies including AutoCAD 2000i for drafting, 3D Studio Vis for real time visual flythrough and still life simulations, Adobe and Corel for graphic design and, Microsoft Project for scheduling. We have capabilities to interface with different word processing formats including both MS Word and Corel WordPerfect. BHA maintains a DSL line to all computers and is able to rapidly transfer data and drawings electronically. We often work with firms from different areas of the country and are experienced in long distance coordination. bha design, Inc. Bruce A. Hendee, ASLA Principal BHA Design, inc. Mr. Hendee is a Principal with BHA Design. With over 20 years experience as a landscape architect, he has organized, managed and designed a variety of complex projects involving site design, master planning, obtaining project approvals, and in working with the public. He has substantial experience in the development of site and landscape plans for corporate and medical campus facilities. The following projects illustrate typical projects with which he has been involved: • Fort Collins City Office Building - Master plan and urban design Fort Collins, Colorado • Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District — Berthoud, Colorado • The Neenan Company Corporate Office Building - Fort Collins, Colorado • ConAgra Beef Company World headquarters - Greeley, Colorado • Advanced Energy - Site planning and landscape architecture, Fort Collins, Colorado • Home State Bank Building - Urban design and landscape architecture, Fort Collins, Colorado • Lincoln Center Sculpture Garden - Sculpture garden design, Fort Collins, Colorado • Poudre Valley Hospital, Harmony Campus - Master plan and I" phase site design, Fort Collins, Colorado • Poudre Valley Hospital, Lemay Campus - Campus renovation master plan, Fort Collins, Colorado • McKee Cancer Center — Healing Garden and site design, Loveland, Colorado • Salem Hospital — Site and landscape design for new Medical Office Building, Salem, Oregon • Argus Tumor Cancer Center - Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado • Agilent Technologies, Loveland - Campus master planning and site design, Loveland, Colorado • Hewlett Packard Genesis IV Wafer Fabrication Facility - Fort Collins, Colorado. • Hewlett Packard - Harmony Technology Park - Master Plan and ls` phase, Fort Collins, Colorado • Rocky Mountain Marketplace -Landscape architecture for a major retail site, Loveland, Colorado • Thornton Spinal Clinic — Landscape design for new Medical Office Building, Thornton, Colorado Years of Professional Experience: Twenty one Education: B.A., Magna Cum Laude, Metro State College, 1976 M.L.A., University of Colorado, 1980 Landscape Architecture License: State of Wyoming (licensing not available in Colorado) Professional Affiliations: American Society of Landscape Architects, 1984 Bruce A. Hendee - Resume d(-si n B. Sherman, ASLA Principal BHA Design, Inc. Roger has been involved in a number of fun and interesting projects. He understands many of the common issues related to design, city processes, public input, collaboration, budgets and implementation. He also brings an understanding that each project has its own unique aspects, and that the design solution should respond to its clients needs, the project setting and the local heritage. The projects listed below are selected relevant projects with which Roger has been involved • Con Agra Beef Company World Headquarters — 21 acre site in Greeley, Colorado • LSI Logic Campus Master Plan and First Phase — 15 acre site in Fort Collins, Colorado • Evans Community Center — Evans, Colorado • Fort Collins City Office Building — Downtown Fort Collins, Colorado • Downtown Transit Center - Downtown Fort Collins, Colorado • Interlocken - Advanced Technology Environment, a 965-acre commercial office park in Broomfield, Colorado • Fossil Creek Community Park - 100 acre park in Fort Collins, Colorado • University of Colorado Health Sciences Center Master Plan in Denver, Colorado • National Renewal Energy Laboratory - 40 acre facility in Golden, Colorado • Hunter Douglas Business Campus — 72 acre corporate campus in Thornton, Colorado • Boot Hill Museum Master Plan — Dodge City, Kansas • Fitzsimons Army Medical Center - Denver, Colorado • Jefferson County Airport Terminal Facility — Jefferson County, Colorado • Southwest Forest Science Complex on the campus of Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, Arizona • Home State Bank in Old Town and Southeast Fort Collins, Colorado Years of Professional Experience Twelve Landscape Architecture License: State of Wyoming Education and Professional Affiliations BSLA, Landscape Architecture, Colorado State University, 1990 Member, American Society of Landscape Architects, 1993 to present Art in Public Places Board Member, Fort Collins, Colorado, 1997 to present Volunteer for Habitat for Humanity Roger B. Sherman - Resume CI C' ti l � II Angela K. Milewski, ASLA Associate BHA Design, inc. Ms. Milewski is a Landscape Architect with over 9 years of experience on a wide range of projects. She has extensive background in site design, land planning, and detailed landscape design and implementation. She is experienced in working with the public as an integral part of the design process and in facilitation of design charettes and Open House presentations. She is familiar with issues related to city entitlement processes, coordination between various project disciplines, and implementation of detailed design projects. The following projects are selected relevant projects with which Ms. Milewski has been involved: • Hewlett Packard Harmony Technology Park - Master Planning and site design for a 155-acre high technology business park totaling over 1.5 million s.f. in Fort Collins, Colorado • Aurora Municipal Center - Urban design and landscape design for $60 million new office building and civic square in Aurora, CO • Hewlett Packard Campus Planning — Master planning studies and site design projects for the existing corporate campus in Fort Collins, Colorado • Poudre School District 2004 High School — Site planning and landscape design utilizing sustainable design practices for $30 million new high school project in Fort Collins, Colorado • Poudre Valley Health System Harmony Campus — Master Plan and first phase site design including a sculpture garden and water features, Fort Collins, Colorado • Salem Replacement Hospital- Master Planning and site landscape for a $60 million replacement hospital in Salem, Oregon • Agilent Genesis IV Wafer Fabrication Facility - Site Planning and landscape design for new integrated circuit manufacturing plant in Fort Collins, CO • Cheyenne Lions Park Master Plan — Master Plan for 140-acre community park in Cheyenne, Wyoming including a new community building, outdoor amphitheatre, sculpture garden and water park • Eastern Fremont County Trail and Open Space Master Plan — Planning for over 40 miles of trails and open space along the Arkansas River and for additional trail systems extending through the eastern portions of Fremont County, Colorado Years of Professional Experience: Ten Education: Bachelor of Science in Landscape Architecture, Colorado State University, 1992 Professional Licenses: State of Wyoming, Landscape Architect State of Oregon, Landscape Architect Professional Affiliations: Member, American Society of Landscape Architects, 1992 to present Angela K. Milewski -Resume Representative Experience BHA Design, Inc. The following list depicts BHA Design's experience for previous and ongoing planning and landscape architecture projects. Downtown Transit Center - Fort Collins, Colorado Fort Collins Civic Center Office Building - Fort Collins, Colorado Fort Collins Downtown Streetscapes - Fort Collins, Colorado Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts - Fort Collins, Colorado Home State Bank - Downtown Fort Collins, Colorado Salem Hospital Renovation - Salem, Oregon McKee Medical Center, Loveland, CO Poudre Valley Hospital, Lemay Campus - Fort Collins, Colorado Poudre Valley Hospital, Harmony Campus — Fort Collins, Colorado FE Warren Air Force Base, Courtyard remodels - Cheyenne, Wyoming Agilent Technologies - Loveland, Colorado Con Agra Beef Company World Headquarters - Greeley, Colorado LSI Logic - Fort Collins, Colorado Centerra Marketplace- Loveland, Colorado Centerra Business Park - Loveland, Colorado Hewlett Packard/ West Campus Master Plan - Fort Collins, Colorado Hewlett Packard Loveland Master plan - Loveland, Colorado Hewlett Packard Greeley, Surplus Land Study - Hewlett Packard, Greeley, Colorado Harmony Technology Park -160 acre high-tech industrial park master plan- Fort Collins, Colorado Wyo Tech Campus Master Plan - Laramie, Wyoming U S West Advanced Technologies Corporate Research Facility - Boulder, Colorado Neenan Company Headquarters - Fort Collins, Colorado New Belgium Brewing Company Headquarters and Brewery - Neenan Company, Fort Collins, Colorado Eastern Oakridge Business Park - Fort Collins, Colorado Cache La Poudre Trail Master Plan and Guidelines, 23-mile trail - Weld County, Colorado Fort Collins City Park Pool — Fort Collins, Colorado Fossil Creek Park, 100 acre park - Fort Collins, Colorado Broomfield Comprehensive Plan — Broomfield, Colorado Town of Berthoud Land Use Plan — Berthoud, Colorado Lions Park Master Plan - Cheyenne, Wyoming Larimer County Fairgrounds and Event Center - Loveland, Colorado Southwest Community/Youth Sports Complex Master Plan, 100 acre park - Fort Collins, Colorado Westfield Neighborhood Park, 14 acre park - Fort Collins, Colorado Riverside Park, 60 acre park - Evans, Colorado Sand Creek Park - Aurora, Colorado Freemont County Trails and Open Space Master Plan - Canon City, Colorado Walden Downtown Urban Design Master Plan and implementation - Walden, Colorado Ute Cemetery Conservation and Renovation Plan — Aspen, Colorado Mount Sopris Tree Farm Active Recreation Area - Basalt, Colorado Downtown Larmie Plan - Laramie, Wyoming Dodge City Gateway Signs - Dodge City, Kansas Greeley Northridge High School Number 3 - Greeley, Colorado Poudre School District, New high school for 2004 - Fort Collins, Colorado Highlands Ranch Business Park Master Plan - Englewood, CO. Finalist, Larimer County Civic Center Complex - Larimer County, Colorado Windsor Downtown Urban Design - Windsor, Colorado Rock Creek Planned Community - Superior, Colorado Berthoud Cemetery - Berthoud, Colorado Representative Experience bha design, inc. Fort Collins Civic Center Office Building d c s i n BHA Design teamed with OZ Architects and The Neenan Company won a design competition for the City of Fort Collins new office building. The City program was a new 70,000SF office building to be constructed in the Down Town Fort Collins. The project was significant because it was to occur in an area called "The Civic Center", designated by the City as the future heart of government administration for both the City and Larimer County. In addition, the project was significant because it was to be designed as a demonstration project resulting in significant savings through use of `green' technologies. The proposed building design will result in 35% energy savings over traditional designs. BHA's concept continues the themes established within the Civic Center District. Wide tree lined sidewalks inset with ornamental paving, ornamental lights and custom seat walls provide a distinct urban character and pedestrian friendly environment. Several "Best Management Practices" were utilized within this project including water quality treatment using special underground water filtration techniques, use of indigenous plant materials where possible, and use of locally available sandstone. Client: City of Fort Collins Table of Contents Section A Introduction II. Firm Capabilities Governmental Agency and Public Facility Experience Master Planning Projects Programming Projects Design Services Construction Administration Scheduling Ability to Meet ADA Requirements Information and Communications Technology AutoCAD 2000 In-house Interior Design Department Production Abilities Ill. Past Performance Highlighted Projects Additional Project Experience Awards IV. Work Location V. MBE and WBE Participation Section B Project Team • Lyman Davidson Dooley, Inc. Architect • BHA Design Landscape Architect • Weeks & Associates Structural Engineer • CE Group Mechanical Engineer • ESC Electrical Engineer • JR Engineering Civil Engineer • ESC Lighting Consultant • David L. Adams Associates Acoustical Engineer • Architectural Energy Corporation Energy Consultant • B & C Project Services Construction Estimator • JR Engineering Land Surveyor II. Hourly Rates Appendix Team: Resumes Team: Project Experience Architectural / Engineer Services Work Order Contract The City of Fort Collins Lyman Davidson Dooley, Inc. Fort Collins Downtown Transit Center cl C s i BHA worked with Aller-Lingle Architects and the City of Fort Collins to develop a multi -modal Transit Facility within Downtown Fort Collins. The site design was driven by the aesthetics of the restored C&S freight depot that is the hub of this new transit center. The depot's historic character and materials were drawn into the site through a brick colonnade and bus shelters along with ornamental pavers. To break up the formalism, BHA introduced plantings to accent the unique patterns created by the undulating bus stalls as well as introducing contemporary custom signage with a whimsical transit theme. Client: City of Fort Collins Fossil Creek Community Park dC n Fossil Creek Community Park is a 100 acre park site located in a newly developing area of southeast Fort Collins, Colorado. The park will fulfill the needs of the community and also protect and enhance the wetlands of Fossil Creek as it passes through the site. BHA is currently developing thematic plans for the park utilizing Colorado's rich geologic history. Coordinated within the interpretative theme will be many amenities including ballfields, a recreation center, an amphitheater, basketball and tennis courts, a skateboard course, themed adventure playgrounds, group picnic areas, and interactive water features. Projected to be completed in 2003, Fossil Creek Park is destined to become the gem of the Fort Collins city park system. Client: CityofFort Collins Hewlett-Packard Company Harmony Technology Park BHA Design is currently working with Barber Architecture and Hewlett-Packai Company to develop future phases in a 155 acre business park in Fort Collins. BHA Design assisted Barber Architecture with the overall site planning concepts and lead efforts in obtaining city approvals for six future building sites. BHA also provided landscape architecture services for the initial two -building phase. The plan incorporates a central pedestrian corridc linking outdoor courtyard at each building. Client: Hewlett-Packard Company Con Agra Beef Company World Headquarters d C s 1 11 Con Agra Beef world headquarters consists of a 102,000 square foot office building located on 21 acres in the Promontory Business Park in Greeley, Colorado. The building is situated to take advantage of both mountain views to the west and views of the Promontory Park lakes to the east. A ceremonial drive leads visitors to an entrance plaza. The project included outdoor garden spaces, a fitness trail, and an amphitheatre. This Project is currently under construction Weeks & Associates, Inc. Structural Engineers FIRM HISTORY Weeks & Associates, Inc. was founded in May of 1999 and offers structural engineering consulting services. The firm's principal and founder is Gary G. Weeks, PE. Mr. Weeks has over twenty years of engineering consulting experience in Northern Colorado. Weeks & Associates, Inc. presently has a staff of five engineers and an office administrator. We are licensed to provide engineering services in Colorado and Wyoming. Our projects include structural design for residential and commercial buildings of varying sizes and construction types. We also consult on retrofit of buildings and other structures as well as providing structural design for civil structures such as box culverts, retaining walls and pedestrian bridges. Structural assessment of existing buildings is also a service we offer. Weeks & Associates, Inc. provides construction observation services during the building phase for reinforced concrete, masonry and structural steel and wood structures. Our clients include architects, engineers, contractors, developers, home builders and governmental agencies such as Poudre and Weld County School Districts, Colorado State University, the City of Loveland and the City of Fort Collins. The goal of Weeks & Associates, Inc. is to provide timely and efficient consulting services to meet the needs of our varied clientele. Weeks & Associates, Inc. 300 Boardwalk, Building 3, Unit D Fort Collins, CO 80525 (970) 225-2422 GARY G. WEEKS, P.E. WEEKS & ASSOCIATES, INC. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Mr. Weeks is a structural engineer and President of Weeks & Associates, Inc. He is responsible for the operations of Weeks & Associates, Inc. Mr. Weeks has considerable experience in structural design, including design of residential, commercial and industrial buildings and structures. Mr Weeks has conducted numerous site inspections during the construction phase of masonry, steel, wood and concrete structures. In addition, Mr. Weeks is involved in the evaluation of existing structures to determine their structural soundness. He has given expert testimony in cases involving structural problems. Mr. Weeks has performed extensive subsurface investigations in Colorado, Wyoming and Nebraska. In conjunction with these subsurface investigations Mr. Weeks has developed geotechnical reports and is knowledgeable in testing procedures for the analysis of soils and construction materials. Prior to starting his engineering career, Mr. Weeks was employed in the construction industry where he was involved in commercial, industrial and residential construction. Mr. Weeks has attended engineering seminars with topics including expansive soils, structural steel, light gage steel construction and wind loads for buildings. PROJECT EXPERIENCE • Custom home design Structural design of numerous custom homes • Multi -Family housing, Northern Colorado. Structural design of multi-family/apartment complexes. • Beef Processing Plant, Greeley, Colorado. Evaluation of deteriorated structural concrete floor slab including sampling, testing and recommendations for repair. • Sewage Treatment Plant Addition, Golden, Colorado. Structural design of steel pile and lagging temporary shoring for construction of plant addition • Commercial buildings Northern Colorado and Wyoming. Structural design of office, industrial/commercial buildings and retail centers of timber, masonry and steel construction. • High School Gymnasium, LaSalle, Colorado Evaluation of distressed superstructure including soils Investigation, testing and report preparation with findings and recommendations. EDUCATION Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering, 1979, Colorado State University REGISTRATIONS Professional Engineer: Colorado, Wyoming AFFILIATIONS Member, ASCE WORK HISTORY Weeks & Associates, Inc. Engineer/President, 1999 Terracon Engineer/Manager, 1992-1999 Empire Laboratories, Inc., Structural Engineer, Division Manager- Structural Department, 1988-1992; Engineer, 1980- 1988 Weeks & Associates, Inc. Structural Engineers PROJECT LIST McClelland Channel Box Culvert — Box Culvert Design for City of Fort Collins. Cast in place and pre -cast concrete box culvert design for arterial street in Fort Collins. Contact — Jim Braim — Northern Engineering Equine Orthopedic Research Center— Colorado State University. Structural design of building. BDA Architects Contact — Romeo Medina 3. Poudre School District Bus Garage — Poudre School District, Fort Collins, Colorado. Structural Design of office facility and bus garage. Aller Lingle Architects Contact — Mike Rush 4. Southridge Pavilion — Fort Collins, Colorado. Design of concrete and wood structure for the City of Fort Collins. Aller Lingle Architects Contact — Shuan 5. Wagar Hall — Colorado State University. Structural design of building remodel. Architectural Resource Group Contact — Larry Trampe 6. Southridge Golf Course - Fort Collins, Colorado. Design of wood deck structure for the City of Fort Collins. Aller Lingle Architects Contact — Shuan Martinez Park — Fort Collins, Colorado. Analysis and recommendations for repair of pavilion structure for the City of Fort Collins Parks Department. Aller Lingle Architects Contact — Mick Aller Weeks & Associates, Inc. 300 Boardwalk, Building 3, Unit D Fort Collins, CO 80525 (970) 225-2422 Weeks & Associates, Inc. Harmony Road Realignment — City of Fort Collins. Retaining wall design. City of Fort Collins Engineering Department Contact — Eileen Bayens 9. Weaver Hollow Family Aquatic Center — Jefferson County, Colorado. Design of pool buildings. Lyman Davidson Dooley, Inc. Contact — Lori Darling 10. Deer Creek Family Aquatic Center — Jefferson County, Colorado. Design of pool buildings. Lyman Davidson Dooley, Inc. Contact — Lori Darling 11. Plant Science Building — Colorado State University. Structural design of various items related to the renovation. Aller Lingle Architects Contact — Mike Rush 12. Dairy Barn — Colorado State University. Structural design of various items related to the renovation. Colorado State University Facilities Department Contact — Ken Paul 13. Aylesworth Hall — Colorado State University. Structural design of elevator tower. Colorado State University Facilities Department Contact — Helen Boggs 14. Old Fort Collins High School — Colorado State University. Structural design of elevator tower. Colorado State University Facilities Department Contact — Ken Paul 15. Fire Station #7 — Laporte Colorado. City of Fort Collins and Poudre Fire Authority. Structural design of roof retrofit for existing fire station. Vaught Frye Architects Contact — John Renhowe Weeks & Associates, Inc. Structural Engineers FEE SCHEDULE Principal Engineer Staff Engineer Administrative Staff $90/hour $60 - $65/hour $35/hour Weeks & Associates, Inc. 300 Boardwalk, Building 3, Unit D Fort Collins, CO 80525 (970) 225-2422 �` Our company size: Mark D'Rosano and Paul Seward are THE CONSULTING ENGINEERING GROUPs two principals. These Individuals are responsible for all design and supervision. Additional personnel include one engineer, four designers, two CAD operators and one administrator: Our Insurance Coverage: THE CEGROUP maintains the following. • Professional Errors and Omissions: $1,000,000 Each Claim and Aggregate • General Liability. • $1, 000, 000 / $2, 000, 000 Aggregate • Automobile: $1,000,000 A Certificate of Insurance is provided from our insurance company to a client upon completion of a sued contrad. Our Design Phiosophy.- • "Keep it Sbnple" • Use Standardized Systems • Use Standardized Components • Evaluate the Total System Prior to Implementation • Provide Energy Efficient Design • Be Cognizant of the Safety of the Maintenance Personnel • Recognize the Value of Aesthetics • Maintain our Objective to Provide Comfort • Design for ConsinicltXlity • Design for Maintainability • Design for Controllability ■ Address Required System Redundancy • Address Plans for the Future Our Operating Philosophy. • "Keep It Simple" • Careful Planning and Execution is Key to a Projects Overall Success • Maintain Close interaction with Clients, Consultants and Contractors to Achieve Design and Construction Goals • Demonstrate Flexibility in Accommodating a Projects Changing Concept and Design • Maintain an Active Role in the Decision Making Processes Affecting the Mechanical Systems • Recognize Value for our Client • Be Proactive 3 Section A INTRODUCTION Lyman Davidson Dooley, Inc. is a 55 person architectural practice with offices in Fort Collins, Colorado, Marietta, Georgia, Nashville, Tennessee, and Tampa, Florida. Established in 1988, we offer a full range of services including land planning, building site planning, feasibility studies, architectural design, interior design, space planning, tenant design, and construction contract administration. Our Fort Collins office was established in 2000 with the good of expanding our business to the Rocky Mountain Region. Collectively, we are a creative, aggressive and responsive team with a 14-year history of providing unique solutions for individual client needs. We believe strongly in our public responsibility as architects to offer buildings and spaces that are evocative, forward thinking, and environmentally sensitive. It is our desire to create memorable and lasting places that positively influence the interaction of those people who occupy them. Measured in terms of design and management, we meet and exceed our client's expectations and effect successful solutions to architectural problems. The following resources, capabilities, and techniques are utilized in the approach each project we undertake. II. FIRM CAPABILITIES Governmental Agency and Public Facility Experience: In recent years LDDi has had the opportunity to work with governmental and public facility agencies, such as the Department of Human Resources, Department of Administrative Services, Department of Natural Resources, Board of Regents, General Services Administration, Department of Family and Children Services, and various Parks and Recreation Departments across the United States. The services provided for these agencies include land planning, building site planning, feasibility studies, architectural design, interior design, space planning, tenant design, and construction contract administration. While each municipality is unique, LDDi is comfortable and familiar with the appropriate processes, regulations, ordinances, and laws that govern city, state, and federal land planning and development. Master Planning Projects: Successful Master Planning addresses the building's demand for both short-term (I to 7 years) and long-term (8 to 20 years) goals and establishes a clear relationship between each phase and each building. LDDi produces Master Plans that directly align with the space and needs analysis determined in Programming and Design Workshops. Successful Master Planning projects that LDDi has completed include Komatsu Park, Athens Retirement Community, StoneCrest Medical Center, Northbrook United Methodist Church, Grace Lutheran Church, Gateway Office Park, Mansell Overlook Office Park, Bluegrass Office Park, and Founders Office Park. Programming Proiects: Programming is one of the key processes in the design of any facility. Comprehension of the "project needs" establishes a road map for the entire design process. The project team will utilize a very unique "On -Site Programming Workshop" process as a means to totally immerse the project team, the City of Fort Collins, and the user groups into the programming process. All key issues for the project including programmatic and budgeting requirements, site parameters, architectural character of the facility(ies), and staffing requirements will be identified and documented for the City of Fort Collins. Each workshop will integrate these two entities with the project development. The decision making process during the planning of a facility must be interactive and should involve the owner, the design team, and the project consultants. Architectural / Engineer Services Work Order Contract City of Fort Collins Lyman Davidson Dooley, Inc. M` Projects completed by THE CONSULTING ENGINEER/NG GROUP to date: Amedcan Eagle DlsMbuting Company Loveland, Colorado Project is scheduled for completion in 2002 • 100, 000 Square Foot Warehouse consisting of the following: • 48, 000 Square Foot CEW (Controlled EnWonment Werehouse) and WSC (Wholesale Service Center) • 7,500 Square Foot Draught Cooler • 28,000 Square Foot Truck Drive 7hrougWFill Area for 36 Trucks • 18,000 Square Foot Office • 5, 000 Square Foot Hospitality Room with Kitchen • 10, 000 Square Foot Miscellaneous Support Areas • 4, 500 Square Foot Shipping/Receiving Dock HVAC Systems Include: • Glycol System for the CEWAVSC areas • Truck Cooling from the Glycol System • Refrigerent Cooling Systems for the Draught Coolers • Radiant Heating and Ventilating systems for the Trudy Drive thru and Dock areas • VA system for the OA'ioe • Sloe Zone System for the Hospkality Room oft ANHEUSER -* BUSCH *TM7 rI•••r,INrl 1.1,11:11, The Northern Hotel Fort Collins, Colorado Project was completed in 2001 Mechanical oonstruction cost of $525,000 • 42,000 Square Foot Low income Elderly Housing • 12,000 Square Foot Retail • 54 Units and Lounge Area • Hydronic Heating Water System Routt Memorial Hospital Extended Care Center Steamboat Springs, Colorado Project was completed in 2000 Mechanical construction cost of$820,000 • 26,000 Square Foot 80 Bed Extended Caro facility • VAV Reheat Make Up Air System • Hot Water Perimeter Heating System • Medical Gases for Each Room Extended Care Center 5 MIN hNNIN The Abbey of St Walburga VUginle Dale, Colorado Project was completed in 1999 Mechanical construction cost of $900, 000 43,000 Square Foot feclity that houses resident sisters that will be used to host retreatents year round Hydronlo Heating System with ftnary&econdary pumping 5000 Square Foot Chapel with Radiant Floor Heating System The Hotel Armstrong Fort Collins, Colorado Mechanical construction cost of $945,000 in 1999 48, 000 Square Foot 4 Star Boutique Hotel 54 Hotel Rooms, Meeting Rooms, Restaurant and Lounge Chilled Water, Heating Water and Condenser water Systems 4 Pipe Hydronic Cooling and Heating System for the Public Spaces • 2 Pipe Loop Cooling and Heating System for the Hotel Room Floors McWhinney Office buildings: FDC 3 and FDC 4 Loveland, Colorado Pled is scheduled for completion in 2003 Mechanical construction cost of $480, 000 (2) 32,000 Square feet Buildings • 36,000 CFM central VAV System G'� Centennial Bank- Windsor Branch Windsor, Colorado Project was completed in 2001 Mechanical construcbn cost of $185, 000 • 15,5W Square Feet • 3-Levels including a 3, 800 Square Foot basement • Packaged VA RTU with elec hic terminal heating • Stacked restrooms • Perimeter foundation drain system Associates in Family Medicine Fort Collins, Colorado Project was completed in 1999 Mechanical constnuction cost of $270,000 • 15, 000 SF Medical Office Building • 20, 000 CFM VA System • Plumbing Systems included a Sub -Soil Drainage System CEH Technologies Longmont, Colorado Project was completed in 2000 Mechanical construction cost of $275, 000 • 30,000 Square Feet Manufacturing Facility • Class H-7 Plating Area • PakWng Room • General Operations and Storage areas "Im J Plumbing: Aztecs Restaurant: 1, 900 SF Mexican Restaurant, Fort Collins, CO Palmer Design: 11, 000 SF Retaii Building, Fort Collins, CO ST Mkro Tech: 42,000 SF Light Manufacturing Facft Longmont, CO Gibbs NY Bagels: 2,600 SF Bagel Shop, Fort Collins, CO Bed Bath & Beyord, 18,000 SF Retail Building, Fat Collins, CO University Malk 20,000 SF Rate# Building, Fort Collins, CO ION Tech, 22, 000 SF LigiN Manufacturing, Fat Collins, CO ION Tech Ph 3 and 4: 4,000 SF Light Menufactu ift, Fort Collins, CO Crossroads 11: WOW SF Office Building, Englewood, CO Vaught Frye: 12, 000 SF Oiiice Building, Fort Collins, CO Eldorado Ridge ill: 144,000 SF Office BuWft, Broomfield, CO Fast National Bank 15,000 SF Bank, Fart Collins, CO The Lodge @ Maamont• 13,000 SF 3-Stay 12 Unit Condominium, Fat Collins, CO Boyd Lake Animal Hospital: 12,000 SF Veterinary CNnk, Loveland, CO 4760 Baseline (Retail Tenant): 8,000 SF Retail Faciltyy, Boulder, CO Electrical: The Lodge C Maamoni: 13,000 SF 3-Story 12 Unit Condominium, Fort Collins, CO Boyd Lake Animal Hospital. • 12,000 SF Veterinary Cliniq Loveland, CO 4760 Baseline (Retar7 Tenant): 8,000 SF RetaA Facility, Boulder, CO M �MW RESUMES PAUL. D. SEWARD, P.E. Principal EDUCATION: B.A., University of New Mexico, 1978, Western American History B.S.C.E., University of Colorado, 1980, Civil Engineering M.S.C.E., University of Colorado, 1981, Energy Engineering PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS: Registered Professional Engineer in Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico and South Dakota. Ceriffied in Plumbing Engineering, CIPE AWARDS AND HONORS: Boulder County Energy Conservation Award, 1988 Association of Energy Engineers, Rocky Mountain Chapter, Cogeneration Project of the Year, 1989 PUBLICATIONS: `The Transition 6wn a Centralized EMCS to Distributed DDC." Assoc/atron of Energy Engineers, 1goI PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS: American Social of Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) American Society of Plumbing Engineers (ASPE) Association of Energy Engineers (AEE) Phi Beta Kappa HISTORICAL AFFILIATIONS: Colorado Historical Society Historic Denver Historic Boulder fO L` MARK DWOSARIO Prindpel-Managing Partner EDUCATION: HVAC Dipkm►e, Wandsworth College, Wandsworth England, 1976 C"Wcate Program- Energy Analysis Automated Procedures for Engineering Consultants (APEC) Certificate Program- Load Analysis -Automated Procedures for Engineering Consultants (APEC) C61111 sate Program- National Environmental Balancing Bureau (HEBB) Certificate Program- Johnson Controls Systems Engineering CeMftate Program- Barber Coleman Advanced Control Systems Engineering PROFESSIONAL AFRUA17ONS: American Society o/ Heating, Refigeration, and Air CondMoning Engineers (ASHRAE) ELM4BETH T.F. GEHR/NG, P.E. Engmeer/Pmject Manager -Mechanical EDUCATION: B.S., Pennsylvania State University, 1986, Architectural Engineering M.S., University of Colorado, Boulder, 1990, Civil Engineering PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS: Registered Professional Engineer in Colorado PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS: American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) RANDY✓. BREMMER Project Manager -Electrical EDUCATION: A.S., Southeast Community College of Milford Nebraska, 1979, Architectural Technology. Certlficate Program- National Electrical Code ConlWence Programs In 1987, 188o, 1993, 1996. PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS: Member status with IESNA — IHuminating Engineering Society of North America, since 1987. 11 ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS CONSULTANTS, INC. BACKGROUND INFORMATION Electrical Systems Consultants, Inc., (ESC) was founded in January 1978 by Jim Siano, P.E. ESC provides a wide range of design, planning and field services in electrical engineering, automation, control, instrumentation, information systems management and software development to electric utilities, Industrial companies, government and commercial facilities. ESC is an employee -owned firth with a total staff of 50. OFFICE FACILITIES Main Office 212 West Mulberry Fort Collins, Colorado 80521 Tel: 970-224-9100 Fax: 970-224-9137 E-Mail: esc@electsys.com www.electsys.com Colorado Field Office P.O. Box 772532 Steamboat Springs, Colorado Tel: 970-879-7718 Fax: 970-879-7718 Kansas Field Office 2416 Arizona 80477 Hutchinson, Kansas 67502 Tel: 316-663-6343 Fax: 316-663-6609 MANAGEMENT AND ORGANIZATION OF FIRM The officers of the firm are Jim Siano, President; Jerry Hager, Vice President; Mike Welenc, Secretary; and Larry Amato, Treasurer. ESC is organized into five departments: Utility Design, Utility Planning and Rates, Facilities Design, Control Systems & Automation, and Information Systems. The managers and technical services of each department are listed below. Utility Design Department - Manager, John Bridges: Responsible for the design of utility projects covering substation, transmission lines, and distribution lines. ESC provides designs, bid evaluations, material procurement, preparation of construction contracts, project management services, and construction inspection for transmission, substation and distribution projects. Utility Planning and Rates Department- Manager, Jerry Hager. Responsible for the preparation of utility planning studies, sectionalizing and protective relaying plans, fault studies, and financial studies. Planning studies include long-range plans, construction work plans, sectionalizing -relaying plans, power requirement studies, transmission line studies, and distribution studies. In the area of financial studies, the Planning and Rates Department is involved in electric rate studies, cost of service analysis, financial forecasts, and power contract analysis. Facilities Desion Department - Manager, Gene Strom: Provides electrical engineering design, field, & planning services for electrical systems for industrial and commercial facilities. Electrical design, planning, and field services for facilities projects include lighting, MCC, power distribution, and alternative energy systems. These services are directed to the users of electrical energy including oil, gas, and coal industries; industrial firths; and government-commercal facilities. Control Systems & Automation Department - Manager, Larry Amato: Provides field and design services in the following specialized automation, instrumentation and control systems areas: DCS applications; programmable control applications; SCADA applications; complete system or individual loop troubleshooting; process and instrumentation loop and wiring diagram as-builts; control panel design and layout to include specifications, drawings, and fabrication management; and start-ups. Services are provided to state and local governments, the oil and gas industry, the mining industry, the power industry, the pulp and paper industry, and the food and beverage industry. Information Systems Department - Manager, John Fisher: Provides a full range of Geographic Information System (GIS) and Global Positioning Satellite (GPS) design and field inventories for Automation Mapping and Facilities Management Systems (AM/FM) for electric utilities; state and local govemments; and the oil, gas and mining industries. Specifically, these services include: GIS design and implementation, GPS field Inventories, AM/FM systems, document conversion and management, and intemetlntranet/website development. ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS CONSULTANTS, INC. JOHN M. BENSON, P.E. PROJECT MANAGER EDUCATION Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering -1970 University of Nebraska - Lincoln Lincoln, Nebraska PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND 1970-1975 Project Engineer CNC/NHPQ, Inc. — Consulting Engineers and Architects Greeley, Colorado 1975-1994 Principal Engineer Benson Engineering Consultants Bellvue, Colorado 1994-1998 Lead Electrical Engineer and Branch Office Manager Banner Associates Inc Laporte, Colorado Main Office: Laramie, Wyoming 1998-2000 Electrical Engineer— Design and Operations Groups Facilities Management Colorado State University Fort Collins, Colorado 2000 to Project Manager Present Electrical Systems Consultants, Inc. Fort Collins, Colorado REGISTRATION Professional Engineer —Colorado, 1975 Professional Engineer -Wyoming, 1975 RESPONSIBILITIES Mr. Benson has served as an electrical consulting engineer providing professional design service to commercial, industrial and institutional clients in Northern Colorado for over 25 years. His most recent experience at Colorado State University (CSU) has included roles as design engineer for the in-house design projects, reviewer of electrical consultant design for all new projects on campus, electrical code authority, electric utility planner, and coordinator of trouble shooting on power quality and building systems problems. His most recent project design experience at CSU included exterior campus site lighting, primary distribution modifications, classroom renovation, electric service upgrades, and athletic field lighting at Hughes Stadium. Mr. Benson designed numerous additions and remodels of existing spaces for high technology classrooms, computer work rooms, laboratories, offices and athletic spaces at CSU. He brings to Electrical Systems Consultants, Inc. an ability to provide complete electrical design and construction services, as well as perform extensive project management functions. ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS CONSULTANTS, INC. MICHAEL P. WELENC PROJECT MANAGER EDUCATION Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering - 1974 University of New Hampshire Durham, New Hampshire InTouch Basic Training - 1992 WonderWare Irvine, California PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND 1974-1976 Application Engineer Cooper Electric Company Middletown, New Jersey 1976-1979 Planning Engineer Miner & Miner Consulting Engineers, Inc. Greeley, Colorado July 1979 Project Manager to present Electrical Systems Consultants, Inc. Fort Collins, Colorado RESPONSIBILITIES Mr. Welenc is Project Manager of the Facilities Design Department. Industrial and commercial design services are directed toward the complete design of electrical distribution and control systems for industrial, commercial, and institutional facilities. Mr. Welenc's design services include the preparation of plans and specifications for all types of electrical distribution systems, both high- and low -voltage, in all types of commercial and industrial environments. Process control and instrumentation design services include the application of supervisory control and data acquisition systems, telemetry systems, and control room console and instrumentation layouts. Electrical load management studies, energy audits, application of demand control systems, and certification of compliance with the State of Colorado Energy Conservation Standards are also part of Mr. Welenc's services. Additional specialized areas of electrical engineering work performed by Mr. Welenc include fire alarm systems, emergency lighting systems, communication systems, programmable controllers, and airport lighting systems. Section A Design Services: From the initiation of the design phase, LDDi will evaluate City of Fort Collins's expressed goals in comparison to the program and anticipated construction budget. This is done to assure quality of the final product and adherence to the established budget. We will then develop Design and Construction documents which will reflect, in escalating detail, the goals of the evaluation process. The City of Fort Collins's involvement, as well as that of the user groups, will be maintained through signed approvals at the end of each phase. The documents will be complete when the client has approved the permit ready construction set. Construction Administration: The Contract Administration phase will begin with a Pre -construction team meeting to reconfirm the client priorities with the contractor and to outline the construction process. Our role in this phase will be to represent City of Fort Collins and interpret the construction documents effectively. We view field decisions as part of the overall design process and take our role in construction administration as critical to the final outcome. Scheduline: LDDi uses the Wind2 project management software system to establish a phase -by -phase man-hour schedule to budget and track the labor needed to hit key deadline dates. This system is tied directly to our time sheet and payroll software modules to give the Director -in -Charge and Project Manager a weekly report on the project schedule. Our firm has a proven track record hitting our project deadlines including the three hundred twenty two thousand (322,000) square foot Mansell Overlook 100 and 200 and the programming of the Computing Classrooms Center at Kennesaw State University. Ability to Meet ADA Requirements: LDDi has on staff an ADA Specialist that works in collaboration with our design team to generate the most effective design for the specific needs of each project. Specialized skills in accessible design include knowledge of multiple accessibility codes including DAAG, and ANSI. Our ADA Specialist is also experienced in surveying facilities for accessibility, preparing reports based on field survey information, and preparing contract/permit documents for correction of non -accessible elements of a facility. Information and Communications Technology LDDi uses the most up to date computer technology and communication services to correspond and share information between all staff at our four offices. Our current technology systems enable us to share vital project information, create and transfer graphic files quickly. Three -Dimensional computer fly -through models may also highlight the progress of the project by visually demonstratin.a design developments. This service is optional and may provide the City of Fort Collins the benefit of observing a representation of the finished product. Document sharing is done through electronic exchange via the Internet, and we are currently addressing security issues and evaluating the need for Portable Document File (.pdf) software that will allow for more secure document exchange. Architectural / Engineer Services Work Order Contract City of Fort Collins Lyman Davidson Dooley, Inc. ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS CONSULTANTS, INC. KATE HODGSON ELECTRICAL DESIGNER EDUCATION Associate Degree in Architectural - 1992 Denver Institute of Technology Denver, Colorado PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND 1992-2001 Drafter/Electrical Designer RJ McNutt & Associates, Inc. Greeley, Colorado 5/2001 to Electrical Designer Present Electrical Systems Consultants, Inc. Fort Collins, Colorado RESPONSIBILITIES Ms. Hodgson is responsible for commercial power distribution design including low voltage and lighting distribution. Additional system design applications include interior and exterior photometry studies, heat trace, fire alarm, dimming and exterior lighting control systems. Previous project experience includes exterior site lighting, power and control for various applications, bank facilities, schools, retail shopping centers, as well as tenant finish and shell and core projects. ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS CONSULTANTS INC. ROBERT MOLANDER ELECTRICAL DESIGNER EDUCATION A.A.S. Aims Community College - 1980 Greeley, Colorado PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND 1980-1989 Designer/Drafter Miner and Miner Consulting Engineers Greeley, Colorado 1989 to Electrical Designer Present Electrical Systems Consultants, Inc. Fort Collins, Colorado RESPONSIBILITIES Preparation of electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, low voltage and high voltage designs, and general electrical ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS CONSULTANTS, INC. REPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS Fossil Creek Park, City of Fort Collins Electrical engineering for ballfield lighting, area and parking lighting and power distribution system design to park structures. Utility Service Center Site Improvements, City of Fort Collins Area lighting photometry study for master site plan lighting layout. Weld County School District RE3J Report and cost estimate to upgrade electrical service and power distribution system in Senior/Junior High school and two elementary schools. Downtown Parking Garage, City of Fort Collins Design control and branch circuit modifications for new lighting system. Larimer County Fairgrounds and Event Center Electrical engineering design City Park Building, City of Fort Collins Electrical service upgrade and power distribution system Collindale Golf Course Maintenance Building, City of Fort Collins Electrical system design for maintenance building Upper Thompson Sanitation District, Estes Park, Colorado Maintenance and storage building electrical system design Edora Skate Park, City of Fort Collins Lighting system design for new skate park Fort Collins Library and Museum, City of Fort Collins Electrical service review and study for proposed modifications. Transfort Facility Remodel, City of Fort Collins Electrical lighting and power distribution for office space remodel Boys and Girls Club Lincoln Junior High, Fort Collins, Colorado Electrical engineering services for lighting and power distribution system design. Nix Farm Natural Resources Center, City of Fort Collins Electrical engineering design services on new maintenance facility and remodel of farm house building for office space. May 21, 2002 Ms. Lori Darling Lyman Davidson Dooley, Inc. 3944 John F. Kennedy, Suite B Fort Collins, CO 80525 J•R ENGINEERING A Subsidiary ut Westrian Re: Facilities Architectural & Engineering Work Order Contract, Proposal No. P-839 Fort Collins, Colorado Dear Lori: JR Engineering LLC (JR) is pleased to provide the attached qualifications for engineering and surveying services for the Facilities Architectural & Engineering Work Order Contract, Proposal No. P-839, for the City of Fort Collins. JR has extensive experience with projects such as this in Fort Collins via our current on - call engineering services contract. We have a good understanding of the unique conditions associated with the City of Fort Collins' design criteria and have assigned staff members with excellent working relationships with City Staff. JR is readily available and highly motivated to assist you and the City in any way. We have constructed a superior design team with a proven track record of both public and private sector projects. Our Survey Department, headed by David Roberts, has worked hand in hand with the City Survey Department on numerous projects over the years. We are anxious to assist you on this project for the City of Fort Collins. If you should have any questions regarding this proposal, I would welcome the opportunity to discuss them with you. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Robert Almirall, P.E. Director of Operations 2620 East Prospea Road, Suite 190, Fort Collins, CO 80525 970-491-9888 • Fax: 970-491-9984 • w jrengineering.com JR Engineering employs 27 individuals in the Fort Collins office. Statement of Oualifications Page I Company Overview In 1973, JR Engineering (JR) was formed in Greenwood Village, Colorado as an engineering and surveying firm providing professional design and surveying services to the Front Range community. Today, JR offers a wide variety of services in surface transportation, water resources, wastewater treatment, and surveying as well as construction inspection and management. JR believes that anticipating and responding to our clients needs is fundamental in maintaining a leading position in the marketplace. With offices throughout the State of Colorado, we offer the advantage of local knowledge of client procedures at the City, County, and State levels. Our in- house staff of over 200 personnel enables us to respond quickly to demanding project schedules and changing project scopes. We have the resources to carry a project from start to finish - from preliminary engineering, through final design, to construction management. JR Engineering LLC's professional services include: public works design engineering and construction management; structural engineering; land development design for both residential and commercial sites; comprehensive surveying applications, including Global Positioning System (GPS); Geographic Information Systems (GIS) data basing; water resources and water rights engineering. As a full service organization, we can provide this multi -disciplinary approach to virtually any project. JR utilizes a self -directed project management team structure approach to each project. The application of this approach allows JR to meet the goals of our clients and their projects, as well as the needs of our community. The extensive and diverse experience of JR's staff, incorporated with a full understanding of regulatory agency requirements, allows us to anticipate design constraints early on in the project. JR also utilizes a client -centered approach. This approach, along with judicious project management, a strict work ethic, and quality assurance principles will provide our clients with industry leading services. JR's commitment to providing safe, aesthetically pleasing, and cost-effective designs, is reflected in our high rate of referral and repeat clients. JR is proud to be associated with a variety of non-profit organizations including Junior Achievement, Habitat for Humanity, Silver Key Senior Services, the Elbert County Historical Society, and Boy's Hope. Our firm has also been recognized on numerous occasions for our awareness and attempt to preserve the natural environment by delicately balancing community resources with community ambitions. With over 28 years of experience in design and surveying services, JR Engineering, has the resources, experience, capability, and established relationships necessary to successfully respond to the challenges our clients will face in the years to come. May 23, 2002 J•R ENGINEERING A Subsidiary of Weatrian Statement of Oualifications Page 2 Icivil Engineering Cities and counties throughout the Front Range recognize JR as a leading engineering firm. Our Professionals are skilled in the areas of hydrology, hydraulics, storm water management and flood control, water resources engineering, grading, utility design, and structural analysis. All of these disciplines contribute to the planning, design, and construction of a vast array of both public and private civil engineering projects. JR's public sector clientele include the City of Fort Collins, City of Loveland, Latimer County, Town of Mead, City of Boulder, City of Colorado Springs, El Paso County, Douglas County, City of Englewood, City of Thornton, Adams County, Colorado Department of Transportation, Regional Transportation District (RTD), and other various municipalities throughout the Front Range. Our staff has participated in a variety of municipal, commercial / industrial, and single- and multi -family projects. JR has also been involved with transportation and structural engineering projects, including major roadway and bridge designs for area cities, counties, and the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT). JR has enjoyed providing on call engineering and drafting services to the City of Fort Collins for the past 7 years. Our availability and willingness to handle multiple projects and meet fast -track schedules has earned JR a solid reputation with City Staff. The professional staff at JR works directly with the client to perform these essential functions. We have a proven track record of combining client input with sound engineering standards of public safety and good judgment. JR has earned a reputation for intelligent decisions and prudent engineering judgment and our qualified professionals provide the most effective project presentation possible. A summary of professional engineering services include: Municipal s Surface Transportation ► Flood Control Facilities ► Floodplain Delineation ► Storm Water Management ► Park and Recreation ► Wastewater Collection and Treatment ► Water Distribution and Treatment ► Construction Management and Observation May 23, 2002 J•R ENGINEERING A Subsidiary of Wastrian May 23, 2002 Statement of Oualifications Page 3 Land Development ► Overlot Grading Plans s Site Feasibility ► Drainage Studies ► Street Improvement and Utility Plans ► Subdivision Design s Site Layout s Construction Phase Services Surveying Transportation ► Bridge/Structure Design ► Expert Witness ► Highways and Interstates ► Right-of-way Delineation Professional Land Surveying has been the backbone of JR since the company's inception. Our survey staff takes great pride in the reputation they have earned for providing the highest level of quality and efficiency while maintaining the flexibility required to provide customized service. As is the case with many facets of the service industry, technology continues to provide new avenues for collecting and distributing site data. Our challenge is to monitor advancements in technology and select tools that we determine will enhance our cost effectiveness while preserving our reputation for quality services. JR's survey equipment includes state-of-the-art TrimbleTm GPS receivers that work with total stations and electronic data collectors. Surveyors use HP- 48SX calculators to perform field computations. This technology secures accurate and reliable field data storage and retrieval for design, construction, and other field applications. Data gathered on -site is electronically transferred to our technical staff. Experienced surveyors evaluate the data, existing field monumentation, and field traverses as they relate to property lines. Field data and office calculations are performed on Pentium computer stations. AutoCAD Release 2002, SoftDesk Version 8.0, and Cogo or PacSoft's CivilMaster software packages are employed to prepare field data for engineering applications. This information is compiled for subsequent engineering design or survey platting. Final engineering and surveying data, in a project specific format, is electronically transferred for construction and other field surveying services. JR also offers Global Positioning System (GPS) services in addition to our other client services. With our TrimbleTm 4000SSE, 9 channel, dual frequency, P-code receivers and GPS survey data reduction software including Trimnet, a 3D adjustment package, JR is able to meet a variety of customer requirements. The GPS units are capable of performing various survey duties depending on project specifications including Real Time Differential GPS (DGPS), Static, Fast Static, Kinematic, and Real Time Kinematic (RTK). J-R ENGINEERING A Subsidiary of Wesldan May 23, 2002 Statement of Oualifications Page 4 With these units, we can rapidly bring in horizontal and vertical control into the project area to establish a framework of control in order to reduce or eliminate long traverses and time consuming level loops. GPS techniques are especially useful when remote points caused by trees, mountains, or sub- divisions are present. Section breakdowns are efficiently and quickly performed through the use of GPS technology. Other applications of this technology include establishing control points for photogrammetric data, pipeline record drawings, or creating a control base for GIS projects. Depending on the client requirements, JR can provide data in geodetic or state plane coordinates (NAD83 or NAD27), vertical positions in NGVD29 or NAVD88, or a site specific datum if desired. A project report can be generated identifying such items as personnel, equipment, chronology, methodologies, control information, data analysis, adjustments, final coordinates, and a network map. JR Engineering's surveying capabilities include: Cadastral Design ► ALTABoundary ► Architectural ► Improvement s Topographic ► Mineral ► Site and Route ► GPS s Control/Aerial Mapping ► GIS Construction Additional Services ► Highways ► Expert Witness ► Bridges > Legal Descriptions ► Building Layout ► Hazardous Waste ► Subdivision ► Special District ► Utilities ► Mapping J•R ENGINEERING A Subsidiary d Westdan Project List City of Fort Collins Experience ■ Timberline and Drake Road Improvements City of Fort Collins- Street Oversizing Contact: Matt Baker, Ph. 970-224-6108 ■ Harmony Road Bike Lanes City of Fort Collins -Transportation Planning Contact: Kathleen Reavis, Ph. 970-224-6140 ■ Pedestrian Bridge City of Fort Collins - Transportation Planning Contact — Thomas Reiff, Ph. 970-416-2040 ■ Rolland Moore Drive City of Fort Collins — Forestry Division Contact: Jim Clark, 970-221-6775 Contact: David Stipe, EDAW, Ph. 970-484-6073 ■ Linden & Lincoln Street Improvements City of Fort Collins — Street Improvements Contact: Mike Herzing, Ph. 970-221-6605 ■ Vine Street Staking City of Fort Collins - Planning Contact: Erika Keeton, Ph. 970-221-6605 ■ Loveland Airport Parking Lot City of Fort Collins — Streets Department Contact: Mike Wermuth, Ph. 970-221-6883 • EPIC Ice Arena Neenan Archistructure for City of Fort Collins - Parks & Recreation Contact: Chris Wesche, Neenan, Ph. 970-493-8742 Contact: Ron Kechter, City of Fort Collins, Ph. 970-221-6805 • Fossil Creek Community Park bha Design for City of Fort Collins — Parks Planning Contact: Bruce Hendee, bha, Ph. 970-223-7577 Contact: Craig Foreman, City of Fort Collins, Ph. 970-221-6618 Contact: Jeff Lakey, City of Fort Collins, Ph. 970-221-6586 May 23, 2002 J-R ENGINEERING A Subsidiary of Westrian Resumes Education: Robert Almirall, PE, Director of Operations > BS / Civil Engineering / Virginia Tech / 1986 Experience Summary Registration: Mr. Almirall has over 16 years of experience providing public and private ► 1999/Professional sector engineering services. This experience includes design and project Engineer / Colorado, management of residential, commercial, and industrial site developments, No. 33441 various public works projects as well as watershed analyses, grading and ► 1991 / Professional drainage plans for storm sewer and stormwater management, erosion and Engineer / Virginia, sedimentation control plans, sanitary and water main system design, flood No.021882 plain studies, and site layouts. Prior to joining JR Engineering, Mr. Almirall was the Director of Engineering of Land Design Consultants in Professional Manassas, Virginia and previously was a partner in the firm of Coldwell, Affiliations: Sikes and Almirall located in Fairfax, Virginia. In his current capacity at JR Engineering, Mr. Almirall oversees all engineering and survey ► National Society of operations. Professional Engineers Related Project Experience ► American Society of Civil Engineers • Timberline and Drake Road Improvements • Harmony Road Bike Lanes • EPIC Ice Arena Expansion • Fossil Creek Community Park • Harmony and Zeigler Road Improvements Education: ► Associate of Applied Science/Survey David P. Roberts, Survey Division Manager Technology/ Community College Experience Summary of the Air Force, Air Training Command, Mr. Roberts has over 17 years experience with responsibility in the areas USAF / 1987 of surveying, engineering, project management and design. He has worked on plats and subdivisions ranging from two lots to over 600; Registration: commercial sites, public utilities and roadway projects; and survey projects ranging from small boundaries to 900,000 square miles. He has ► 1 / Professional designed constructed wetlands for stormwater and wastewater treatment Laanndd Surveyor/ Colorado, No. 32825 and is adept at providing appropriate solutions to various projects requirements and engineering challenges. His diverse background Professional includes extensive practical experience in civil design, land surveying, Affiliations: geodetic surveying, ink and CADD drafting, together with computer ► Professional Land operations and communications. Surveyors of Colorado ► American Congress on Related Project Experience Surveying &Mapping ' CSU Outdoor Recreation Facilities ► American Association ' Eastside Neighborhood Park Survey of Geodetic Surveying Fossil Creek Community Park ► National Society of ' Loveland Airport Parking Lot Professional • East Vine Street Staking Surveyors May 23, 2002 .J-R ENGINEERING A Subsidiary M Watrian Pity' of o t PO" Vflgc Order Corfu Rowland Davidson, AIA Lyman Davidson Dooley, Inc. Principal in Charge Architectural Design Lyman Davidson Dooley, Inc. Lori G. Darling, AIA Project Manager Barbara Debona Project Architect MEdHAWCAL ENGINEER ' CE gip-. Ms* D'Rosado ACCtiB7lcgc E"NEER ' Dwkll.. Aden1� - R J. "t�wolkosl9, �,E.: Hourly Rates PROFESSIONAL HOURLY RATE Director of Operations $ 128.00 Division Manager/Senior Technical Specialist $ 118.00 Senior Project Manager/Technical Specialist $ 98.00 Project Manager/Lead Project Engineer, Designer or Surveyor $ 90.00 Asst. Project Manager/Sr. Project Engineer, Designer or Surveyor $ 82.00 Project Engineer/Project Designer/Projector Surveyor $ 78.00 Engineer II/Designer II/Surveyor 11 $ 72.00 Engineer I/Designer I/Surveyor I $ 67.00 Engineering Assist. II/Survey Assist. II/ Technician II $ 60.00 Engineering Assist. I/Survey Assist. I/Technician I $ 55.00 Field Crew (1 person) $ 70.00 Field Crew (2 person) $ 115.00 Field Crew (3 person) $ 160.00 Clerical $ 45.00 DIRECT EXPENSES GPS Equipment (Each) Mileage Copies Prints (24" X 36") Mylar Sepia (24" X 36") Vellum (24" x 36") Subconsultant $25.00/Hour $0.50/Mile $0.20/Copy $1.50/Sheet $13.00/Sheet $6.50/Sheet At Cost Plus 10% Effective January 1, 2002 This Schedule of Rates is considered "Company Confidential" and shall not be released to a third party without written permission of JR Engineering. May 23, 2002 J-R ENGINEERING A Subsidiary at Westrian Transportation Services Engineering Department December 17, 2001 Letter of Reference for JR Engineering JR Engineering is under contract with the City of Fort Collins, Engineering Department, to perform various engineering design and drafting functions on an as needed basis. For me, they completed construction plans for improvements required for the street widening and construction of two new railroad crossings for a project titled "Railroad Consolidation Project, Phase 3." The survey data was provided by the City in Autocadd/Softdesk electronic format. JR received the data and work with it to prepare their design. The plans, 25 sheets, were completed to Colorado Department of Transportation format. Additional items required were an engineer's estimate and special provisions. JR Engineering's staff performed well on the project. They were accessible when needed, receptive to comments and changes, and completed the plans within the requested time frame. One item we expected could be a problem, was when the JR project manager left their firm. This happened about midway through the project. However, it was not a problem. The new project manager was able to pickup the project and complete it without any apparent delays or misunderstanding. Everything worked just fine. We are satisfied with the work and would have them do work for us again. Sincerely, Michael R. Herzig, P.E. Special Projects Engineer 281 North College Avenue • P.O. Box 580 • Fort Collins, CO 80522-0580 • (970) 221-6605 • FAX (970) 221-6378 www.fcgov.com TATE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Region 4 Loveland Residency 2207 East Highway 402 Loveland, Colorado 80537 (970) 667-4670 / Fax (970) 669-0289 December 14, 2001 Reference Letter for JR Engineering I am the project manager for Federal -Aid Local Agency Projects at the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT). I have worked with JR Engineering, through the City of Ft. Collins, over the past 5 years on the following projects: Harmony Rd. Bike Lanes — the addition of bike lanes to an existing road and concrete intersection improvements. Timberline Rd. Bike Lanes — the addition of bike lanes to an existing road. Railroad Consolidation Project — the removal of railroad tracks, installation of new railroad tracks and railroad signals, concrete curb and sidewalk, and roadway improvements. JR Engineering was responsible for gathering data, designing and producing a set of plans for the projects. We require the plans to be in the CDOT format and designed according to FHWA and CDOT specifications. They are capable of using CDOT web pages and design manuals to meet these requirements with minimum guidance. They have always been very easy and pleasant to work with, seeking information when needed, and willingly making any changes as requested. They work hard to insure the plans and specifications are accurate, complete, workable, and easy to follow. When JR Engineering is designing a project, I feel confident the process will be efficient, enjoyable, and quality plans will be the result. Sincerely, LJ..T�n Wendy Turner Project Manager-CDOT AN OVERVIEW OF DAVID L. ADAMS ASSOCIATES, INC. David L. Adams Associates, Inc. was founded in Denver, Colorado in 1979 to provide acoustical consulting design services. Shortly thereafter, the firm's capabilities were expanded to include audio/visual and theatre consulting and design services. Today, the firm has offices in Denver, Colorado and Kailua, Oahu, Hawaii. The principals of the firm are David L. Adams, Edward L. Logsdon and Jeffrey P. Kwolkoski. Our company employs a total of thirteen people, of which ten comprise the firm=s technical staff and three perform administrative and secretarial services. The technical staff maintains active memberships in the Acoustical Society of America, the National Council of Acoustical Consultants, the International Society for the Performing Arts, the United States Institute of Theatre Technology, the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers, the Audio Engineering Society, the Institute of Noise Control Engineering, the Society for College and University Planning, the Council of Education Facility Planners International, and many other professional societies and local community organizations. DAVID L. ADAMS ASSOCIATES, INC. PROFESSIONAL BIOGRAPHY JEFFREY P. KWOLKOSKI, P.E. EDUCATION Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, Georgia REGISTRATION Registered Professional Engineer: Colorado, Indiana PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS Acoustical Society of America (ASA) American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air -Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) Council of Educational Facility Planners International (CEFPI) Institute of Noise Control Engineers (INCE) National Council of Acoustical Consultants (NCAC) EXPERIENCE Mr. Kwolkoski joined David L. Adams Associates in February of 1996. As an Associate Principal, his acoustical experience includes sound isolation and room acoustics, mechanical noise and vibration control, environmental noise assessment and abatement, and noise and vibration testing. His project experience includes consulting for both domestic and international projects . He has also performed construction observation of residential, commercial, government, and industrial projects, and provided expert witness testimony and services. His work in architectural acoustics includes design of sound isolation and room acoustics for the Douglas County Justice Center in Castle Rock, Colorado; Jackson Hole High School in Jackson, Wyoming; Legacy High School in Louisville, Colorado; the Bear Paw Lodge in Bachelor Gulch, Colorado, Gypsum Creek Middle School in Gypsum, Colorado; TCUValentine Productions Recording Studios in Littleton, Colorado; and UTMC Microelectronic Systems in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Mr. Kwolkoski has extensive experience in acoustical design of motion picture theatres including large format and conventional cinema. Such projects include the Children's Museum of Indianapolis IWERKS CineDome theatre expansion; over 25 IMAX and OMNIMAX theatres including the Tennessee Aquarium 3D IMAX theatre in Chattanooga, Tennessee, and the Science Spectrum OMNIMAX theatre in Lubbock, Texas; and over 30 commercial cinema projects for United Artists, Sony Theatres, and Regal Cinemas, including the United Artists Greenwood Plaza 12 in Englewood, Colorado, and the development of corporate acoustical construction standards for United Artists. His experience also includes the design of noise and vibration isolation for iWERKS Entertainment and SHOWSCAN Entertainment motion simulator theatres on elevated slab structures including Brickell Station in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida; Brandywine Town Center in Wilmington, Delaware; and West Town Mall in Knoxville, Tennessee. His recent experience with environmental noise includes noise assessment and testing for the Burlingame Seasonal Housing project in Aspen, Colorado; the Waterfront at Boyd Lake development in Loveland, Colorado; Jimmy's Grille in Glendale, Colorado; Valmont Power Plant in Boulder, Colorado; emergency generator noise abatement for ADT Security Systems in Aurora, Colorado; 4-Mile Vue Road for Montana Department of Transportation in Butte, Montana; and miscellaneous projects requiring the use of the STAMINA 2.0 Highway Noise Modeling Program. He has provided expert witness services testimony for transportation, environmental noise, and architectural acoustics projects. Mr. Kwolkoski is experienced in the area of mechanical system noise and vibration control for large and small scale systems requiring Noise Criterion (NC) values of NC-15 and below. He designed remedial noise and vibration control measures for the Panorama Point office building in Englewood, Colorado, as well as the Cristol Chemistry Building renovation at the University of Colorado in Boulder, Colorado, where he worked closely with the project architect and mechanical engineer to incorporate noise and vibration control measures within the constraints of the renovation. Prior to joining David L. Adams Associates, Inc., Mr. Kwolkoski was a Project Manager and Senior Acoustical Engineer for Merrick & Company in Denver, Colorado, for approximately four years. He also has over four years of experience as a Facilities Engineer for Texas Instruments, where he provided engineering design and support for new construction, renovation, and plant maintenance. PUBLICATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS Building Acoustics presentation, Construction Specification Institute (CSI) - Denver Chapter, February 2001 Case Study: Acoustical Criteria, for the Colorado Department of Education conference "Improving Classroom Acoustics to Provide a Positive Learning Environment" November 1999 Noise Measurements for Transmission Lines, Technical Workshop, Rocky Mountain Electrical League, October 1999 Basics of Acoustical Glazing presentation, 1998 Fall Conference, Glass Association of North America, October 1998 Noise Criteria presentation, 1998 and 1999 Technical Conference, American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air -Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE), April 1998 and April 1999 Quiet, Please!, Mechanical Noise & Vibration Control for Medical Facilities, Engineered Systems, July 1998 PROFESSIONAL BIOGRAPHY EDWARD L. LOGSDON, P.E. EDUCATION Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, Metropolitan State College, Denver, Colorado Associate of Science in Electrical Engineering, University of Toledo, Toledo, Ohio REGISTRATION Registered Professional Engineer in Oregon. PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS Acoustical Society of America (ASA) Audio Engineering Society (AES) Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) National Council of Acoustical Consultants -Board of Directors (NCAC) EXPERIENCE Mr. Logsdon joined David L. Adams Associates, Inc. in 1987. As Vice President of the firm he is responsible for all areas of acoustics including architectural acoustics, sound isolation, environmental noise control, HVAC noise and vibration control, field measurements and testing, and acoustical analysis. He has provided acoustical design services for Boettcher Concert Hall Acoustical Modifications, Hughes Direct TV Broadcast Center, AT&T Broadband Digital TV Center and University of Colorado TV Studios to name a few. Mr. Logsdon is also experienced in the design of sound reinforcement and audio-visual systems for churches, auditoria, lecture halls, performing arts centers, arena, conference centers, boardrooms and other public spaces. Representative projects for which he has had design responsibilities are: Union Colony Civic Center, Boettcher Concert Hall Acoustical Modifications, Denver International Airport, National Cowboy Hall of Fame, Jefferson County High Schools and many others. Prior to joining David L. Adams Associates, Inc., Mr. Logsdon was employed as a Design Engineer at Aspen Labs, Inc. a subsidiary of the Bristol Myers Corp. His responsibilities there included research, development and design of medical instruments and equipment such as high intensity, fiber-optic light sources; endoscopic, solid-state CCD cameras and electrosurgical generators for use in the operating room. Prior to 1980, Mr. Logsdon was employed as a Biomedical Engineer at the University of Michigan and St. Joseph Mercy Hospitals in Ann Arbor, Michigan. His responsibilities included the calibration, modification and preventative maintenance of all electronic equipment used in the audiology rooms, operating rooms, intensive care units and cardiology laboratories. EDWARD L. LOGSDON, P.E. Page 2 PUBLICATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS Boettcher Hall: The End of an Acoustical Identity Crisis, Sound & Communications, Dec. 1992 Consultants Corner, Whither the Nineties?, Sound & Communications, Aug. 1993 Voice Paging System via David L. Adams, ENR/The Daily Journal, Dec. 1993 Theatre Sound Reinforcement Systems, Panelist, USITT 1994 Conference Consultant's Perspective, DIA Voice Paging System, Systems Contractor News, Summer 1994 Consultants Corner, Computer Controlled Audio Systems, Sound & Communications, Oct. 1994 Fault Tolerant Distributed Control of the Denver International Airport Voice Paging System, Audio Engineering Society Journal, Dec. 1994 Multimedia Systems, Sound & Communications, Sept. 1995 Multimedia Wire, Cable and Connectors, National Systems Contractors NICET Training Class, May 1996 Electronic Components 101, What Are They?, National Systems Contractors Training Class, May 1996 Using AIV and Multimedia Technology in Your Presentation Facility (The Rest of the Story), Rocky Mountain Film and Video Expo Seminar, Oct. 1997 Bring the World to Your Conference Room: Video Conference Applications, Rocky Mountain Film and Video Expo Seminar, Oct. 1998 Acoustics in the Corporate Setting, Fix or Filter?, Rocky Mountain Film and Video Expo Seminar, Oct. 1998 From Mobile Trucks to Corporate Boardrooms, The Current State of Flat Panel Displays, Rocky Mountain Film and Video Expo Seminar, Oct. 2000 DAVID L. ADAMS ASSOCIATES, INC. EXPERIENCE IN AUDIO-VISUAL AND VIDEO -CONFERENCING SYSTEM DESIGN PROJECTS AT&T BROADBAND CABLE SERVICES (Formely TCI- CORPORATE CAMPUS), Denver, CO Multimedia presentation system for 400 seat Multi -purpose hall and 15 conference rooms. The system includes computer controlled HDTV and video projection with surround sound playback. The system also includes routing and transmission of audio and video signals on twisted pair data lines between conference rooms. ESTES PARK CONFERENCE CENTER (Audio Combining System and Video Distribution System), Estes Park, CO Ballroom sound reinforcement system with full -range ceiling loudspeakers distributed throughout 3 rooms all connected and controlled to allow use of each room separately or in any desired combination. CATV was also distributed to each of the rooms. KEYSTONE CONFERENCE/CONVENTION CENTER (Audio -Visual and Video Projection Systems for Pre -function Areas, Meeting Rooms and Ballroom), Keystone, CO Large 12 room audio-visual combining system allowing audio to be linked to any or all of the areas. The system also provides priority paging to all areas for emergency usage. MABEL SMYTH MEDICAL CONFERENCE CENTER, Honolulu, HI A historical building on the Island of Oahu in Hawaii was remodeled and converted into a state-of-the-art medical conference center consisting of various meeting rooms, a 250-seat auditorium, a dedicated video-conferencing room and a board room. Video-conferencing can be originated and received from five different rooms at the center including the auditorium, which is equipment with two 9' x=12' rearview projection screens. Up to six remote locations, plus any of the rooms under roof, can be connected via the video-conferencing systems, and all can participate in the conferences. MOUNT RUSHMORE NATIONAL MONUMENT (Visitors Center), (Audio -Visual and Sound Systems), Rapid City, SD Theatre and audio-visual consulting and design services for a variety of performance and presentation venues including a 2,000-seat amphitheatre, the Visitors Center and Patio Viewing Terrace. The services provided included recommendations for sightlines, amphitheatre layout, projection screen types/sizes, and projection and control systems. NATIONAL WILDLIFE ART MUSEUM (Interactive Audio -Video Systems Design for the Auditorium and Artists Exhibit Theatre), Jackson Hole, WY REPRESENTATIVE AUDIO-VISUAL SYSTEM DESIGN PROJECTS Page 2 Touch screen controlled audio-visual presentation system with large screen display of several artist's background and art work from pre-programmed video tape and laser disk sources. SANTA FE COMMUNITY COLLEGE, MULTIMEDIA CENTER, Albuquerque, NM Multimedia presentation systems for classroom, lecture hall and administrative boardroom. Systems include computer controlled interactive audio-visual equipment allowing instructors to prepare classroom programs utilizing "state-of- the-art" CDROM, video tape, laser disk and audio materials as teaching aids. ADDITIONAL PROJECTS ANTLERS DOUBLETREE HOTEL AND CONFERENCE CENTER, (Hotel, Fitness Center, Learning Center, Conference Rooms and Ballroom Audio -Visual Systems) Colorado Springs, CO ARVADA CITY HALL (Audio -Visual System), Arvada, CO BULLWACKER CASINOS, Central City and Blackhawk, CO CLEMENT PARK, Englewood, CO COLORADO SPRINGS COUNCIL CHAMBER, Colorado Springs, CO CORPORATE EXPRESS, Broomfield, CO DAVID ECCLES CONFERENCE CENTER & PEERY'S EGYPTIAN THEATER (Sound System and Audio -Visual System), Ogden, UT DENVER CENTRAL LIBRARY, Denver, CO DENVER CENTRAL LIBRARY (Podium Audio Visual System), Denver, CO DENVER MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY (Ricketson Auditorium), (Audio -Visual System), Denver, CO EL PASO COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, Colorado Springs, CO EROS DATA CENTER, Sioux Falls, SD FALCON AIR FORCE BASE PRESENTATION, Colorado Springs, CO FIRST INTERSTATE BANK OF IDAHO (Training Rooms and Boardroom Audio -Visual Systems), Boise, ID FORT COLLINS ORTHOPEDIC CLINIC (Audio -Visual System and Video Distribution System), Fort Collins, CO GIBSON, DUNN & CRUTCHER (Law Offices), (Conference Room Audio -Video Systems), Denver, CO HENDERSON COUNCIL CHAMBER, Henderson, NV HEWLETT PACKARD DINING FACILITY, Greeley, CO HOOVER DAM VISITORS CENTER, Boulder City, NV Section A III. PAST PERFORMANCE Lyman Davidson Dooley, Inc. has had the fortunate opportunity to provide design services for a variety of projects. We have selected few that will provide sufficient information to demonstrate our ability to perform the services similar to those potentially required in this contract. Please find listed below the project name and owner reference with contact information. More detailed project descriptions with photos are in the appendix. Kennesaw State University Lee Richey Associate VP for Facilities 1000 Chastain Road Kennesaw, GA 30144 PH: (707) 423-62222 Georgia Department of Natural Resources David Freedman Director of Facilities 205 Butler St., SE Atlanta, GA 30334 PH: (404) 656-6531 Colonial Properties Trust Tom LaDow Sr. Vice President 300 Colonial Center Parkway, Ste. 200 Roswell, GA 30076 PH: (678) 461-3307 US General Services Administration IDIQ Contract w/ Mary Mobley -Johnson Assoc. Mary Pelt General Services Administration 77 Forsyth Street Atlanta, GA 30303 PH: (404) 562-0797 US Post Office IDIQ Contract Jerry Goddard 4000 Dekalb Technology Parkway Bldg. 300 / Ste. 300 Atlanta, GA 30340 PH: (770) 454-0629 In addition to our highlighted projects on the previous pages, the following list supports our firm in projects similar in scope, size, and complexity to the City of Fort Collins Work Order Contract. The following projects have been completed in the last three years. Federal Agencies: • GSA - United States Federal trade Commission, Atlanta, Georgia • GSA - United States Social Security Administration, Atlanta, Georgia • GSA - United States Department of the Navy, Macon, Georgia • GSA - United States Federal Drug Administration, Memphis, Georgia • GSA - United States Department of Labor, Macon, Tennessee • GSA — United States State Department, Atlanta, Georgia • GSA — United States Secret Service, Atlanta, Georgia • GSA — Department of Health and Human Services Administration Offices, Atlanta, Georgia • GSA — United States IRS/Federal Courthouse, Tallahassee, Florida • GSA — United States Department of Energy, Atlanta, Georgia Architectural / Engineer Services Work Order Contract City of Fort Collins Lyman Davidson Dooley, Inc. REPRESENTATIVE AUDIO-VISUAL SYSTEM DESIGN PROJECTS Page 3 IDAHO DEPARTMENT OF LAW ENFORCEMENT HEADQUARTERS, Boise, ID JANUS CAPITAL VIDEO, Denver, CO LIGHT OF THE WORLD CATHOLIC CHURCH (Audio -Visual System), Littleton, CO MOUNTAIN BELL CENTER (Executive Boardroom and Briefing Room Multi - Media Audio -Visual Systems), Denver, CO NATIONAL COWBOY HALL OF FAME (Ballroom/Exhibit Hall and Orientation Theatre Audio -Visual and Video Projection Systems), Oklahoma City, OK REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION DISTRICT BOARDROOM, (Boardroom Audio -Visual System), Denver, CO ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL, Denver, CO SAN JUAN COMMUNITY COLLEGE FINE ARTS CENTER (Performing Arts Center, Meeting Rooms and Recording Studios Audio and Video System), Farmington, NM SAN JUAN COMMUNITY COLLEGE COMPUTER SCIENCE, Farmington, NM SAN JUAN COMMUNITY COLLEGE MULTIMEDIA, Farmington, NM SANTA FE COMMUNITY COLLEGE CAMPUS CENTER EXPANSION, Santa Fe, NM SEQUOIA/KINGS CANYON NATIONAL PARK, Wuksachi, CA SNOWMASS CONFERENCE/CONVENTION CENTER (Multimedia Audio - Visual Systems), Snowmass, CO STOCKMEN'S BANK, Rushville, NE TCl/UNITED ARTISTS EXECUTIVE BOARDROOM (Boardroom Audio - Visual System), Englewood, CO TRI STATE CONFERENCE ROOM, Westminster, CO TRW AUDITORIUM, Aurora, CO UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES (Auditorium and Lecture Hall Audio -Visual and Video Projection Systems), Boulder, CO UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO INTEGRATED TEACHING LABORATORY (Lecture Hall Audio -Visual and Video Projection Systems), Boulder, CO UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO MOLECULAR, CELLULAR AND DEVELOPMENTAL 3IOLOGY, Boulder, CO UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN COLORADO, GUNTER HALL, Greeley, CO REPRESENTATIVE AUDIO-VISUAL SYSTEM DESIGN PROJECTS Page 4 UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN COLORADO, KEPNER HALL RENOVATION, (Auditorium/Lecture Hall Audio -Visual System and Video Distribution System for Classrooms), Greeley, CO US WEST BUSINESS GOVERNMENT SERVICES, Denver, CO US WEST ENHANCED SERVICES (New Product Evaluation Room Audio - Visual Systems), Denver, CO US WEST MATERIAL RESOURCES (Auditorium Audio -Visual and Video Projection Systems), Denver, CO VAIL COUNCIL CHAMBER, Vail, CO WHEAT RIDGE COUNCIL CHAMBERS, Wheat Ridge, CO DAVID L. ADAMS ASSOCIATES, INC. MISCELLANEOUS ARCHITECTURAL ACOUSTICS PROJECTS COLORADO MEDICAL SOCIETY CONFERENCE CENTER, Denver, CO Services included sound isolation and room acoustics recommendations, and audio- visual design that integrated existing equipment into the design. COORS TAVERN, Denver, CO Conducted noise measurements and developed recommendations for remedial constructions to provide sufficient sound isolation to bring the noise levels into compliance with the city's noise ordinance. DENVER INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT MAIN TERMINAL, Denver, CO Consultation and design services included room acoustics for the Great Hall, coordination of loudspeaker location, electrical power, conduit, raceway and junction box requirements for the voice paging system. JOHN BURR STUDIOS, Denver, CO Consulting services included establishment of acoustical design goal criteria for sound isolation between rehearsal spaces, development of recommendations to meet the design goals, and acoustical analysis of the individual rehearsal spaces. REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION DISTRICT CIVIC CENTER TRANSFER FACILITY, Denver, CO Services provided included analysis of exterior and interior noise, impacts from bus noise on the surrounding areas, as well as developing recommendations for vibration isolation of bus lanes to prevent structural fatigue to the attached highrise office building. ADDITIONAL PROJECTS BOULDER VALLEY CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Boulder, CO CARBONDALE TOWN CENTER, Carbondale, CO CHILD HEALTH CENTER, CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL, Denver, CO COLORADO MOUNTAIN COLLEGE SPRING VALLEY Glenwood Springs I CO COLUMBINE COUNTRY CLUB, Jefferson County, CO CONGREGATION HAR HASHEM, Boulder, CO COORS THIRD FLOOR OFFICES, Golden, CO COPPER MOUNTAIN ATHLETIC CENTER, Copper Mountain, CO DAKOTA RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL, Jefferson County, CO DANIELS COMMUNICATIONS CENTER, Denver, CO DENVER ATHLETIC CLUB (Swimming Pool), Denver, CO DOUBLE EAGLE CASINO/HOTEL, Cripple Creek, CO EAGLE COUNTY JUSTICE CENTER, Eagle, CO EDORA POOL AND ICE RINK, Fort Collins, CO FIDDLER'S OFFICE TOWERS, Englewood, CO FREMONT COUNTY JAIL, Lander, WY GALLUP HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM, Gallup, NM GARFINKLES RESTAURANT, Vail, CO GIBSON, DUNN & CRUTCHER (Law Offices), Denver, CO GOLDEN PEAK BASE SKI FACILITY REDEVELOPMENT, Vail, CO GREELEY RECREATION CENTER, Greeley, CO HOTEL JEROME (Remodel and Addition), Aspen, CO IDAHO POWER COMPANY (Office Building), Boise, ID JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER, Denver, CO JOHN A. DOBSON ARENA, Vail, CO KSPN (Radio Studio), Aspen, CO KWGN CHANNEL 2 TELEVISION STUDIOS, Denver, CO LARIMER COUNTY COURTHOUSE, FT. Collins, CO LINCOLN ELEMENTARY CAFETERIA, Denver, CO LITTLE NELL HOTEL, Aspen, CO MARKET SQUARE, Beaver Creek, CO MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (Cafeteria/Meeting Room), Colorado Springs, CO MESA LODGE, Durango, CO MILL STREET STATION DANCE STUDIO, Aspen, CO OLDER AMERICAN'S CENTER, Alamogordo, NM ONE BEAVER CREEK, Beaver Creek, CO PARK TOWERS CONDOMINIUMS, Denver, CO PENN CENTER (Office and Retail Building), Denver, CO PETROLEUM CLUB DINING ROOM, Denver, CO PROFESSIONAL RODEO HALL OF CHAMPIONS, Colorado Springs, CO RAINTREE PLAZA HOTEL AND CONFERENCE CENTER, Greeley, CO REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION DISTRICT MARKET STREET TRANSFER FACILITY, Denver, CO ROCKY FLATS OFFICE BUILDING, Golden, CO SAINT VINCENT de PAUL SCHOOL, Denver, CO SINGLETREE COMMUNITY CENTER, Eagle County, CO SNOWMASS CONFERENCE/CONVENTION CENTER, Snowmass, CO THE LODGE AT VAIL, Vail, CO TELLURIDE DOG KENNEL, Telluride, CO TORIAN PLUM CONDOMINIUMS, Steamboat Springs, CO TRI-STATE GENERATION AND TRANSMISSION, INC. (Control Center), Denver, CO UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO NURSING LECTURE HALL, Boulder, CO VAIL CLUB CONDOMINIUMS THE, Vail, CO VINTAGE WEST WING HOTEL, Winter Park, CO WESTERN TCI (Compression/Uplink Facility), Douglas County, CO WINTER PARK BASE SKI FACILITIES, Winter Park, CO 2540 Frontier Avenue, Suite 201 Boulder, Colorado 80301 USA 303 444 4149 Telephone 303 444 4304 Fax www.archenergy.com Architectural Energy Corporation Architectural Energy Corporation (AEC) is a 40-person, privately held engineering firm concerned with energy, buildings and the environment. AEC assists Its clients to design, commission and operate their buildings at peak performance over their useful life. This mission is accomplished through a comprehensive and innovative suite of professional services and products which address sustainable design and analysis; commissioning and diagnostic testing; utility and energy service company engineering services; energy information systems, services and data acquisition equipment; Internet services; hardware and software product development; performance evaluation; and market transformation services. Founded in 1982 by Michael J. Holtz, AIA and Donald J. Frey, PE, Architectural Energy Corporation is organized into ten business areas within two broad categories: Professional Services Sustainable Design Assistance Commissioning and Diagnostic Testing Utility/ESCo Engineering Services Building Science R&D Contract Product Development Professional Products ENFORMA® Diagnostic Software MicroDataLoggerm Monitoring Equipment D-Gen ProTM Distributed Generation Screening Software REM Residential Energy Analysis Software ENFORM-IT Analysis Software AEC is a nationally and internationally recognized leader in energy, daylighting and sustainable design consulting. AEC is hired by building owners and project architects to assist in the design of functional, comfortable, healthy and energy and environmentally responsive buildings. AEC has experience in a diversity of building types, including office, restaurant, retail, university, museums, medical, research laboratories, K-12 schools, airport terminals, industrial, residential, and mixed -use commercial developments. AEC also undertakes energy master planning on a community, neighborhood and development scale. AEC provides the full spectrum of energy, daylighting and sustainable design consulting services to carry a project from programming / pre - design, through design, to commissioning. AEC's experienced staff use state-of-the-art tools for analysis of energy, daylighting, electric lighting and thermal performance, such as DOE-2, TRNSYS, TracePro, Radiance, and FloVENT. AEC staff are LEED Certified Designers and can assist the client obtain LEED Certification from the U.S. Green Building Council. Michael J. Holtz, President, Architectural Energy Corporation AIA, NCARB Michael Holtz co-founded Architectural Energy Corporation in 1982. Together with Donald Frey, P.E., Mr. Holtz oversees all business operations of AEC, including business administration and development, and project -related activities. He participates in defining the scope of services, ensuring resource availability and attending and actively participating in project meetings and activities. Mr. Holtz works with the project manager to ensure that AEC fully meets its commitments and obligations to the client, as well as provides quality assurance review of the work products created by the AEC team. Mr. Holtz has worked full time in energy research, development and design consulting since 1972. He has designed or consulted in the design of hundreds of energy efficient, sustainable residential, commercial, and institutional buildings, and actively participating in organizations promoting sustainable design. Education State University of New York, Master of Architecture, 1974 Ball State University, Bachelor of Architecture, 1971 Professional Registration Registered Architect, State of Colorado and District of Columbia NCARB Certificate Number 21,799 Representative Projects • University of Wisconsin at Green Bay New Academic Building • Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens Expansion • Centers for Disease Control and Prevention -- Building 18 Laboratory/Office • Stapleton Redevelopment Energy Master Planning • Boulder Community Hospital • Kendall Square Laboratory/Office • Denver International Airport Landside Terminal • Solar Energy Research Facility • Corporate Express World Headquarters Affiliations American Institute of Architects American Institute of Architects National Committee on the Environment Association of Energy Services Professionals U.S. Green Building Council Operating Agent, International Energy Agency American Solar Energy Society International Solar Energy Society Awards 1996 Technical Merit Award, Energy Efficient Building Association Boulder County Energy Conservation Award, 1989 and 1990 Distinguished Alumni Award 1983, Ball State University Distinguished Alumni Award 2001, College of Architecture and Planning, Ball State University Architectural Energy Corporation Boulder, ARCHITECTURAL ENERGY 10 I I 0 1 0 I 1 0 N Integrated Engineered Solution, City of Fort Collins Municipal Office Building Fort Collins, Colorado Responding to the City of Fort Collins' Green Building Criteria, the Fort Collins Municipal Office Building achieves significant energy savings and reduced environmental impact through an integrated sustainable design approach. An integrated electric lighting-daylighting scheme reduces electric lighting costs and improves the luminous environment and worker productivity. The three-story building also employs a two - Architecture[ Energy Corporation tier lightshelf design, water conservation technologies, sustainable 2540 Frontier Avenue, Suite 201 materials and advanced HVAC and lighting controls to provide a 25% Boulder, Colorado 80301 USA 303.444.4149 energy savings over the City's energy code and to achieve reduced environmental impact. ARCHITECTURAL ENERGY l o t e o 1 1 1 i a l G,uq.arnd F.nginaurad Solutions Center for Technology and Learning Media Colorado School of Mines Architectural Energy Corporation 2540 Frontier Avenue, Suite 201 Boulder, Colorado 80301 USA 303.444.4149 Golden, Colorado The Center for Technology and Learning Media on the Colorado School of Mines campus in Golden, Colorado is a state-of-the-art educational facility promoting individual and collaborative learning through advanced technology. The two story, 40,000 square foot Center houses instructional, laboratory, and administrative space. The design incorporates numerous energy efficient, sustainable design concepts, including high performance glazings, exterior window shading, aggressive daylighting of classrooms and the main lecture hall, high efficiency electric lighting with daylight dimming controls, high efficiency HVAC system and low -environmental impact materials. A comprehensive building commissioning process was employed to ensure that all building systems achieved their design intent and owner's expectations. ' At ARCHITECTURAL ENERGY ( O I I 0 1 A 1 1 4 1 Insq,or.d Ewpe eosd Solwriow. ArchkecturalEnergy Corporation 2540 Frontier Avenue, Suite 201 Boulder, Colorado 80301 USA 303.444.4149 Xilinx Development Center Longmont, Colorado The Xilinx Development Center in Longmont, Colorado houses the software development function of the Xilinx Corporation, an embedded Logic chip manufacturer. It is the first building constructed on Xilinx's new Colorado research and development campus. As such, the client wanted to set the tone for the campus in terms of architectural style, landscaping and outdoor space design, and energy and environmental responsiveness. The LEED rating scheme was used to guide the overall sustainable design of the campus master plan and the Development Center design. Sustainable design concepts incorporated include indigenous, low maintenance plants (xeriscape); aggressive daylighting of all office space using an optical light shelf daylighting system; underfloor air distribution system; high efficiency electric lighting with photosensor (daylight) controls; and direct/indirect evaporative cooling with variable volume air handling and VFDs on all fan motors and pumps. Information: Minx Project Type Client Design Team Size Location Cost Year Constructed/Occupied Sustainable Design Features ARCHITECTURAL ENERGY C O I I C R A I l o 1 Integrated Engineered Solutions Center Office — Research Facility Xilinx Corporation San Jose, California Architect. Downing Thorpe James Design -Build Contractor. The Neenan Company Energy/Daylighting/Sustainable Design Consultant: Architectural Energy Corporation 125,000 square feet Longmont, Colorado Confidential 2000-2001/2001 High levels of energy conservation and efficiency in all building elements — wall and ceiling insulation, glazing, electric lighting, mechanical systems, controls, etc. Aggressive daylighting of all office space and conference space through an innovative, patented optical light shelf daylighting system. High efficiency electric lighting system using ambientttask/accent design approach, and daylight (photosensor) controls on perimeter ambient light fixtures. Directlindirect evaporative cooling to eliminate need for CFC based mechanical cooling, with variable volume air handling and VFDs on all motor fans and pumps. Underfloor air distribution system to improve comfort, to provide high levels of indoor air quality, and to save energy costs. Sustainable materials throughout to improve air quality and to reduce environmental impact of construction. Section A State / Board of Reaents • Henderson Library Addition Programming, GSU, Atlanta, Georgia • Computing Commons Classroom Building Programming, KSU, Kennesaw, Georgia • The Frank G. Lumpkin Athletic Center, CSU, Columbus, Georgia • Outdoor Swimming Complex, CSU, Columbus, Georgia • Administration Annex, Kennesaw State University, Kennesaw, Georgia State Agencies: • Georgia State Bar Association, Atlanta, Georgia • Prosecuting Attorney's Council of Georgia, Atlanta, Georgia • Indigent Defense Council, Atlanta, Georgia • DNR Interior Lodge Renovations, John Tanner State Park, Carrollton, Georgia • DNR Interior Lodge Renovations, Little Ocmulgee State Park, McRae, Georgia • DNR Interior Lodge Renovations, George T. Bagby State Park, Ft. Gaines, Georgia • DNR Interior Lodge Renovations, Red Top Mountain State Park, Acworth, Georgia • DNR Exterior Lodge Renovations, Unicoi State Park Lodge, Unicoi, Georgia • DNR Renovation of 20 Cottages, Elijah Clark State Park, Acworth, Georgia • DNR Renovation of 18 Cottages, Red Top Mountain State Park, Acworth, Georgia • DNR Renovation of 5 Cabin;, Amicalola Falls State Park, Dawsonville, Georgia • DNR Robert Toombs House Historic Site Renovation, Washington, Georgia • DNR Park Manager Residence Renovation, Little White House SHS, Warm Springs, Georgia • DNR Comfort Station Expansion, Watson Mill Bridge SP, Comer, Georgia • DNR Camper Cabin Conceptual Prototype Drawings, Georgia DNR • DNR Comfort Station & Residence Standard Drawings, Georgia DNR Local and Municipal Agencies • Tift County Public Regional Library, Gainesville, Georgia • Dawson County High School Stadium, Gwinett County, Georgia • Mountain Park Aquatic and Recreation Center, Alpharetta, Georgia • Department of Parks and Recreation Aquatic Centers: Psalmond Road Park, Leisure Pool Shirley Winston Park, Leisure Pool Rigdon Park, Leisure Pool Attornev's Offices • Seyfarth Shaw Fairweather & Geraldson, Alpharetta, Georgia • Seyfarth Shaw Fairweather & Geraldson Expansion, Alpharetta, Georgia • McCalla Raymer Padrick Cobb Nichols & Clark, Roswell, Georgia • Alston & Bird 3rd Floor, Marietta, Georgia Architectural / Engineer Services Work Order Contract City of Fort Collins Lyman Davidson Dooley, Inc. Project Information: Center for Technology Project Type Client Design Team Size Location Cost Year Constructed / Occupied Sustainable Design Features ARCHITECTURAL ENERGY [ C I e 0 I A I I E 1 lneegra«d Engineered Solution, and Learning Media Educational / Research Facility Colorado School of Mines Golden. Colorado Architect. Anderson Mason Dale Architects PC Denver, Colorado Energy and Daylighting Consultant: Architectural Energy Corporation Boulder. Colorado Commissioning Agent: Architectural Energy Corporation Boulder. Colorado 39,000 square feet Golden, Colorado $8.2 million 2001 / 2001 Aggressive daylighting of all spaces through suspended translucent metal perforated ceilings, roof -top monitors, splayed ceilings and dedicated daylight and transom glazings High efficiency electric lighting system providing supplemental light Advanced control systems including photosensors, motion sensors, on/off switching, manual dimming, motorized shades, and building automation control links to provide complete control of the electric lighting in response to occupant requirements and daylight availability. ARCHITECTURAL ENEJefferson County Elementary School c o o i 0 1 Inugrated Engineered Sobtionr City, State This is a one -paragraph description, justified, 10pt font, of the project; including brief summary of sustainable design features, project details, and any energy codes adhered to / LEED certification or documentation. Architectural Energy Corporation Note the AEC address to the left should be one inch above the bottom of 2540 Frontier Avenue, Suite 201 the page in 9pt font. Always include three to four pictures (depending on Boulder, Colorado 80301 USA availability) in the following order: outside/horizontal; one outside / one 303.444.4149 inside (both smaller and in the same row) and inside/horizontal. Photo placement changes if the images are irregular sizes. Project Information: Jefferson Elementary School Project Type I Educational Client / Design Team I Architect- Titles should be italicized Energy/Daylighting/Sustainable Design Consultant: Architectural Energy Corporation Boulder. Colorado Size Location Cost Year Constructed / Occupied Sustainable Design Features ARCHITECTURAL ENERGY ( U I I Y A A T 1 0 1 1e1,, alyd E..ivered Sululluui uu j Pro Proect Services Cost and Project Management Consultants 4500 Bluefin Court Fort Collins, CO 80525-3347 Phone 970-206-0947 Fax 970-226-1818 Providing value -priced construction consulting services since 1985 • Cost estimating, economic evaluations, budgeting, cost engineering, value engineering; • Planning & scheduling, earned value analysis; • Program and project management, owner's representative, resident engineer, constructability and plan review, project controls; • Forensic project management, claim development and support. B&C Project Services provides cost consulting services to trade and general contractors, architects and engineers, and owners. From estimates of "concepts" to support decisions between alternatives and to facilitate "go -no go" decisions, to detailed "nut and bolt" estimates of construction costs, B&C Project Services provides budgeting assistance, hard -bid support, and negotiated contract "guaranteed maximum" consulting. B&C Project Services provides planning and scheduling services to all segments of the construction industry. Experienced in the use of today's tools and in proactively managing today's problems, B&C Project Services assists our clients in performing "ahead -of -schedule, under -budget". B&C Project Services performs program and project management services, including partnering facilitation, design and construction phase administration, and set up, operation, and maintenance of project management systems for projects of all types and complexities. B&C Project Services performs forensic project management, determining "what went wrong" and why. Using our capabilities in cost, schedule, and project management, B&C Project Services supports our clients in defense or assertion of their rights under today's complex construction contracts. B&C Project Services employees .•nly one individual, William E. Kraus PE CCE, the president. However, we rely on the capabilities of ten professional associates, each an independent contractor, with an average in excess of thirty years experience in the construction and facilities arenas. In this manner, we are able to keep our overhead low, our services economical, and still offer a depth and breadth of expertise and service necessary to meet the needs of our clients. Areas of expertise include cost, schedule, and project management consulting for commercial, educational, and industrial buildings, site development and utilities, process plants including manufacturing, water and wastewater, and utility productions, transportation infrastructure, and mechanical and electrical work. With rare exception, all associates are licensed engineers or architects or have obtained professional certification in cost engineering, cost estimating, or project management. Please allow us to discuss how we may be able to assist you in increasing the profitability of your design and construction operations. Resume of William E. Kraus B&C Project Services Education Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM, 1970 Master of Science in Civil Engineering, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM, 1971 Licenses and Certifications Registered professional engineer, Colorado and Wyoming Certified cost engineer, nationally and internationally Experience Mr. Kraus has in excess of thirty years in the planning, estimating, execution, and control of projects. He is currently the chief estimator/project manager for B&C Project Services. Prior, he served as chief facilities engineer for the National Institute of Standards and Technology (MIST) Boulder, Colorado campus, as construction services manager at the physical plant at Colorado State University, as operations vice president for a local general contracting firm, as field project manager for an international construction management firm, and as construction and maintenance engineer for a large oil company. Professional Activities Mr. Kraus is very active in his profession. He is a member of The Association for the Advancement of Cost Engineering (AACEI), of the Project Management Institute (PMI), and the Order of the Engineer. He has served as treasurer and president as well as a director and certification chair for the Rocky Mountain Section of AACEL He was a member of the certification board and is currently a member of the board of directors of AACEL He served as AACEI's representative on the Council of Engineering and Scientific and Specialty Boards (CESB), an accreditation of certifying bodies in the engineering and scientific communities, and served as treasurer, vice president, and president. Mr. Kraus has taught project management part-time in the undergraduate construction management program at Colorado State University. He also developed and taught a course in the management of complex projects in the project management masters program at Denver Technical College (DTC) and also taught a quality management course at DTC. He developed and taught a basic project management skills course in the continuing engineering education program at the University of Colorado at Denver (UCD) and developed courses in advanced project management skills and Microsoft Project there as well. He is currently teaching a course in the management of technology projects at UCD. Section A Lyman Davidson Dooley, Inc. is also highly acclaimed throughout the Architecture and Interior Design Industry as providing superior designs. Please review the following list of our recent awards knowing that as our Colorado office continues to grow, we hope to add awards representing projects in the Rocky Mountain Region. American Institute of Architects Honor Award 1998 (GA Chapter) MCA Publishing Honor Award 1996 (Middle TN Chapter) Goten 2 Restaurant Merit Award 1996 (Middle TN Chapter) Zeal Financial American Society of Interior Designers First Place 1998 (GA Chapter) LDDI Building One First Place 1998 (GA Chapter) Louis Dreyfus Energy First Place 1997 (GA Chapter) MCA Publishing Honor Award 1997 (GA Chapter) Mansell Overlook Honor Award 1996 (GA Chapter) LDDI Suite Design Honor Award 1996 (TN Chapter) Zeal Financial' American Concrete Institute Award of Excellence 2000 (GA Chapter) Colonial Center 300 Award of Excellence 2000 (GA Chapter) Dodson Youth Center RUMC Award of Excellence 1997 (GA Chapter) Avalon Center Award of Excellence 1997 (GA Chapter) Mansell Overlook 100 Excellence in Development Award of Merit 1995, Myles Manor Park Franklin, Tennessee Precast Prestressed Concrete Institute Special Recognition 1998, Mansell Overlook 100 The Associated General Contractors of America Honor Award 2000, Dodson Youth Center RUMC IV. WORK LOCATION Lyman Davidson Dooley, Inc. is located at 3944 John F. Kennedy Parkway, Suite B, Fort Collins, Colorado 80525. Ms. Lori Darling and Mr. Donnell Paul both currently live in Ft. Collins. With the exception of the Acoustical Engineer from Denver and the Energy Consultant from Boulder, our proposed project team is based in Fort Collins. Our collective projects have given us insight to the local labor and materials market. Architectural / Engineer Services Work Order Contract City of Fort Collins Lyman Davidson Dooley, Inc.