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Home My WebLink AboutRESPONSE - RFP - P839 ARCHITECT & ENGINEERING SERVICES AT OPERATION SERVICES (2)ALLER • LINGLE ARCHITECTS P.C. PROJECT APPROACH AND TEAM ORGANIZATION Luminous Designs Jeffrey Knox 624 Bross Street Longmont, CO 80501 (303) 772-7030 David L. Adams Associates, Inc. David L. Adams, Principal 1701 Boulder Street Denver, CO 80211 (303) 455-1900 Inner DZYN Vicki Dean, Principal 5248 Taylor Lane Fort Collins, CO 80528 1970) 223-9848 Stewart Environmental Consultants, Inc. Rich Patterson, Principal 3801 Automation Way, Suite 200 Fort Collins, CO 80525 (970) 226-5500 B & C Project Services Bill Kraus 4500 Bluefin Court Fort Collins, CO 80525 (970) 206-0947 Tatanka Historical Associates Ron Sladek, President P.O. Box 1909 Fort Collins, CO 80522 (970) 229-9704 Page 3 Lighting Consultant Acoustical and Sound Consultant Interior Design Environmental Engineering Cost Estimating Historical Consultant Phillip W. Hardin, P.E. Structural Engineer Summary Mr. Hardin is TEC's lead Structural Engineer with over 17 years of consulting engineering and project management experience. He has expertise in the design of hydraulic structures for water and wastewater treatment facilities and in managing multidiscipline project design teams. Phil has been responsible for the structural design, analysis, and investigation of hundreds of structures throughout the western United States. He has additional expertise in dynamic structural analysis, design of hydraulic structures in high seismic regions, and post - earthquake building and facility evaluations. Phil has been the structural engineering representative on a number of value engineering teams for water and wastewater treatment projects. Water Treatment Experience ♦ Membrane Filtration Expansion, Fort Washakie Water Treatment Plant, Fort Washakie, WY - Mr. Hardin is managing the structural design team for the addition of membrane filtration to the existing treatment system. ♦ Soldier Canyon Filter Plant, Fort Collins, CO — Lead structural engineer for the expansion of effluent filters, steel backwash storage tank, and concrete backwash decant structures for a 50 MGD water treatment plant. ♦ Membrane Filter Expansion, Evergreen Metropolitan District WTP, Evergreen, CO — Lead structural engineer for the Membrane Filter Expansion of the Evergreen Water Treatment Plant. The plant expansion included design of a three-story Membrane Filter Building. Limited plant site area available for this building required innovative structural design solutions. ♦ Sherard Water Treatment Plant, City of Cheyenne, WY — Responsible for the structural design of the 10,000 square foot Chemical Building, Raw Water Metering & Mixing Vault, and the Flocculation Basin Building for the treatment facility. ♦ City of Fort Collins Water Treatment Facility, Fort Collins, CO — Lead structural engineer for the design of modifications on the pressure dissipation vault. Designed several new structures and provided on -site structural construction inspection. Performed a structural investigation of existing plant facilities. ♦ City of Fort Collins Water Treatment Facility, Fort Collins, CO — Provided structural engineering expertise for basin remediation project which included the removal and replacement of joint material in concrete water storage reservoirs. ♦ Sapulpa Water Treatment Plant, Sapulpa, OK — Supervised structural design team and was responsible for the design of several structures including the clarifier, filter, Laboratory/Administration Building, and Chemical Feed and Storage Building. ♦ Sand Springs Water Treatment Plant Expansion, Sand Springs, OK — Structural aspects of this project included expansion of the existing Filter Building, design of the high service pump station, clarifier, 1 MG clearwell, and Chemical Building. ♦ Chalk Bluff Water Treatment Plant Improvements, Sierra Pacific Power, Reno, NE — Designed the finished water reservoir, miscellaneous wet wells/vaults, and various supports and platforms within the Chemical Building. Conducted structural inspection and addressed structural issues that occurred during construction. ♦ Adi Nefas Water Treatment Plant and Treated Water Pipeline, Eritea, Africa — Prepared design -build tender documents in accordance with Federation Internationale Des Ingenieurs- Conseils standards. ♦ A.B. Jewell Water Treatment Plant, City of Tulsa, OK — Managed the structural and architectural design teams for this clarifier and chemical feed improvement project. Responsible for the design of several facilities including a 12,000 square foot Chemical Feed Building. Water Resources Experience ♦ Owl Springs Dam Site, Jemez Pueblo, NM -- Mr. Hardin completed a preliminary feasibility design for the Owl Springs dam including preliminary design of outlet structures, spillway structures, pipeline, and canal improvements. The earthen dam design provided approximately 4,500 acre-feet of off -stream storage for irrigation and recreation. ♦ Briargate Reservoir Project, City of Colorado Springs, CO — Lead structural engineer for a 3 MG, partially buried, prestressed -concrete water storage reservoir and associated pump station and pipeline. Mr. Hardin managed the construction phase of the project. ♦ City of Albuquerque Water Storage Reservoir Program, NM — Performed structural investigations that included recommended remedial actions for 15 steel and concrete water storage reservoirs ranging in size from 1 MG to 5 MG. ♦ Santa Cruz River Water Diversion Structures, Tohono O'Odham Nation, AZ -- Mr. Hardin provided preliminary design for canal structures to divert water from the Santa Cruz River and Central Arizona Project to Lake St. Clair. The lake outlet structures were also investigated and structural repairs recommended. ♦ Tule River Dam and Pipeline Study, Tule River Reservation, CA -- Provided preliminary feasibility design for a water storage reservoir and conveyance alternatives. ♦ North Weld County Water District, Fort Collins, CO — Lead structural engineer for the Summit View Pump Station. Specified structural components for the design of this treated water pumping station package plant. Provided construction administration services during the construction phase of the project. ♦ Senac Dam/Aurora Reservoir Project, City of Aurora, CO — Designed emergency outlet structures including the impact stilling basin. Conducted structural inspections of all construction for structures associated with the dam. ♦ Aligidir Irrigation Project, Eritea, Africa — Provided senior structural review for a project containing both canal bridging structures and water control structures. ♦ Arkansas Game & Fish Commission, Lake Conway, AR — Performed structural review of rehabilitation plans for the Lake Conway Dam and Spillway project. Project consisted of repairing the existing 50 year old, 20-foot high, reinforced concrete dam and reinforced concrete spillway slab and replacing five, 60-inch by 60-inch slide gates. Wastewater Treatment Experience ♦ Milliken Wastewater Treatment Plant, Town of Milliken, CO — Construction administration for a concrete and CMU wastewater headworks and pump station facility. ♦ Parker Wastewater Treatment Plant, Parker, CO — Lead structural engineer and designer for several structures including two 60-foot diamond concrete clarifiers, two 50-foot diameter concrete aerobic digesters, a 130-foot square concrete aeration basin, several pump stations and service buildings. Coordinated the work of the structural design team. ♦ Auburn Wastewater Treatment Plant Expansion, Auburn, CA — This was a fast track project with construction documents produced in one month from the beginning of preliminary design. Also conducted structural inspection during the construction phase. ♦ Nebraska Missouri River Wastewater Treatment Plant Expansion, City of Omaha, NE — Designed four, 135-foot diameter concrete clarifiers, a 235 by 52-foot concrete chlorine contact basin, and an 800 by 12-foot concrete effluent channel located above a dry pipe tunnel. This project was unique in that all structures were designed to be supported on existing piling placed with respect to a previous design. ♦ Laguna Subregional Water Reclamation Facility Advanced Treatment Upgrade, City of Santa Rosa, CA — Lead structural engineer for a project consisting of a plant expansion from 16.5 MGD to 22 MGD. Transportation and Bridges Experience ♦ South Bonnyview Street Bridge, City of Redding, CA — Responsible for the structural analysis and design for a bridge widening on a main arterial crossing Interstate 5 in the City of Redding. The existing bridge and widening consisted of post -tensioned cast -in -place concrete box girders. The bridge was designed according to State of California, Department of Transportation standards. Oklahoma Department of Transportation, Tulsa County, OK — Designed four bridges on U.S. 75 for a combined length of 1,560 feet, crossing several rivers and streams. Bridges consisted of AASHTO girders with cast -in -place concrete deck, abutments and piers. ♦ Illinois Central Gulf and Norfolk & Western Railroads, Village of Tolono, IL — Designed five at -grade railroad crossings and served as the Resident Engineer during construction. Other Project Experience ♦ Pavilion and Ramada Park Structures, Nahat A'Dzil Reservation, AZ -- Mr. Hardin provided the structural design for a variety of park structures. The structures were designed to compliment the surrounding terrain and emulate existing traditional reservation structures. Highland Canal Capacity/Improvements Study, Sierra Pacific Power Company, CA — Developed workable concepts and details for enlarging the existing canal. Investigated the structural feasibility of adding additional freeboard to an existing elevated wooden flume structure. ♦ VE Study for Wastewater Treatment Plant Modifications, City of Rochester, MN — Structural specialist on a Value Engineering team that saved the City of Rochester nearly $2 million in construction costs. Education ♦ 1985 — M. S. with Honors in Structural Engineering, University of Illinois, Champaign -Urbana, Illinois ♦ 1984 — B. S. with Honors in Civil Engineering University of Illinois, Champaign -Urbana, Illinois Registration ♦ P. E., Colorado ♦ P. E., California Professional Associations ♦ American Society of Civil Engineers ♦ Tau Beta Pi, Honorary Engineering Association Richard Pals Survey Manager Summary Mr. Pals has over 16 years of experience in all phases of surveying. As the Survey Manager for TEC, he oversees all surveying services as well as provides support for engineering projects. Richard works closely with engineers to define the information needed for each project and site. He provides solutions to complex surveying challenges in the areas of ALTA/ACSM surveys, boundary surveys, control surveys, topographic surveys, GIS mapping, and legal description preparation. Some of Richard's project types have included multi -family and single family developments, commercial, industrial, retail centers, and special districts in urban and rural settings. Project Experience ♦ 92nd Avenue, City of Westminster, CO — Survey/R-O-W ♦ Timberline Road, Fort Collins, CO — Survey ♦ Del Camino Interchange, Longmont, CO — Construction Staking ♦ West 96" Avenue Extension, City of Westminster, CO — Survey/R-O-W ♦ North Federal Boulevard Extension, City of Westminster, CO — Survey/R-O-W ♦ I-70 / Hidden Valley Interchange, Idaho Springs, CO — Survey ♦ New Belgium Brewery, Fort Collins, CO — Survey/Final Plat ♦ Huntington Hills Filing 5, Fort Collins, CO — Platting/Construction Staking ♦ Huntington Hills Filing 6, Fort Collins, CO — Platting/Construction Staking ♦ The Abbey of St. Walburga, Virginia Dale, CO — Legal Descriptions/Survey ♦ University Mall ALTA/ACSM, Fort Collins, CO — Land Title Survey ♦ Centennial Farm Annexation Plat, Greeley, CO — Annexation Plat ♦ Rigden Farm, Fort Collins, CO — Subdivision Plat ♦ Weaver Quarry, Larimer County, CO — Land Survey Plat ♦ Bryant Drive, Evergreen, CO — Topographic Survey ♦ Sparrow Annexation, Milliken, CO — Plat Checking Education ♦ 1980 -A.S. Technical Drafting ♦ Lane Community College, Eugene, OR ♦ 1969-1972 — Architectural and Industrial Design coursework ♦ University of Illinois, Urbana, IL Registration ♦ Professional Land Surveyor — Colorado Registration No. 31938 QUALIFICATIONS OF KING SURVEYORS, INC. King Surveyors, Inc. is a young and progressive consulting firm located in Windsor, Colorado. The company is a multifaceted land surveying firm comprised of professional surveyors and support groups organized to provide services to clients in the area of: * Boundary Surveys * Site Plans * Street Construction Staking * Utility Staking * Route Surveys * Easement Preparation * Building Layout * Topographic Surveys * Photogrammetric Surveys * Architectural Surveys * Improvement Surveys * GPS Control Surveys The firm, King & Associates, was established in January of 1985, by Kevin King and has since been renamed King Surveyors, Inc. as of January 1, 1994. Kevin King began the practice to provide thorough, experienced and complete surveying services, with a high degree of personal commitment, contact and integrity to the clients. At King Surveyors, Inc. we utilize total stations with electronic data collection in all field operations. Our office is equipped with CAD stations operating in Version 14 AutoCAD accompanied with Softdesk and Eagle Point Design Software. We are able to provide our clients with raw data files to complete drawing files in electronic format. We also provide cost effective GPS Surveys with our Trimble 4000 series receivers. These receivers have both RTK and static capabilities. We also maintain in-house copies of the original government field notes for all of Weld and Latimer County as well as copies of the old Weld County Surveyor's notes. This facilitates cost effective research relative to boundary surveys. Since initiating operations, the company has provided service to clients in both the public and privates sectors. Listed below are organizations and public entities that we have been privileged to work with: * American Pipeline Construction Company, Commerce City, CO * Anheuser Busch, St. Louis, MO King Surveyors, Inc. Qualifications Page 3 * RG Consultants, Denver, CO * RLH Engineering, Windsor, CO * Roche Construction, Greeley, CO * Smith Geotechnical, Fort Collins, CO * Stewart Title Company, Greeley, CO * The Engineering Company, Fort Collins, CO * Town of Gilcrest, CO * Town of Hudson, CO * Town of LaSalle, CO * Town of Lyons, CO * Town of Severance, C O * Town of Windsor, CO * Transnation Title Company, Greeley, CO * Trillium Corporation, Denver, CO * Applegate Group, Denver, CO * Union Colony Bank, Greeley, CO * Universal Forest Products, Windsor, CO * University of Northern Colorado, Greeley, CO * URS Consultants, Fort Collins, CO * Versar, Northglenn, CO * Weld County School District RE-1, Fort Collins, CO * Weld County School District RE-4, Windsor, CO * Weld County School District RE-6, Greeley, CO * Weld County Title Company, Greeley, CO * Zak Dirt SELECTED ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Kodak Colorado Division: Boundary survey of six sections of land with extensive research to validate the location of section comers. This survey was used for acquiring additional land for plant expansion. Gilpin County: Provided base maps, right-of-way surveys and construction staking for ten miles of county roads. HDR En ig'neering: Preliminary topographic surveys for a proposed five mile water line reconstruction within the City of Evans, Colorado. The project also required establishment of road right-of-ways along the pipeline route. King Surveyors, Inc. Qualifications Page 4 Colorado Department of Highways: 8th Street Bridge, Greeley, Colorado - Provided control and construction staking for replacement of a concrete bridge over Cache La Poudre River. City of Loveland: Vertical control network established 3rd order vertical datum for Water and Sewer Department. Town of Windsor Swimming Pool Complex: Complete site layout of an $800,000 swimming pool complex including utilities, streets, buildings and parking lot. Metal Container Corporation Plant Windsor, Colorado - Prepared annexation plats, subdivision plats and site plans for this $20,000,000 industry located in Windsor Del Camino Interchange: Construction staking of roads and utilities on this CDOT project located at the intersection of I-25 and Colorado State Highway 119. North Poudre Reservoir #2. #3 & #6• Provided preliminary topography as well as quality control surveys once designed. Fort Collins Southeast Jr. High: Quality assurance surveys on a multi -million dollar project. Town of Hudson: Water system improvement project - Provided preliminary design topography as well as construction staking. Weld County: Engineering Department/Road & Bridge Department/County Attorneys Office Boundary /easement/right-of-way surveys, building locations, Use By Special Reviews. City of Greeley Master Drainage Study - Provided horizontal and vertical control to Anderson Consulting to prepare the Master Drainage Plan for the City. King Surveyors, Inc. Qualifications Page 5 Intrawest Corporation: Provided topographic Surveys, Subdivision Plats and Construction Staking on Eagles Nest Development in Silverthrone. PERSONAL INFORMATION Kevin R. King EDUCATION: Aims Community College Greeley, Colorado Associates of Science Degree Defense Mapping School Fort Belvoir, Virginia Degree Mankato Vo-Tech Civil Technology Mankota, Minnesota Degree REGISTRATION: Professional Land Surveyor, Colorado #20685 (1983) Professional Land Surveyor, Wisconsin #S-1945 (1988) Professional Land Surveyor, Wyoming #5602 (1988) Professional Land Surveyor, Minnesota #24331 (1995) PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS: Professional Land Surveyors of Colorado Northern Chapter -Professional Land Surveyors of CO SEMINARS: Colorado Water Law American Congress of Surveying and Mapping Minnesota Professional Surveyor Global Positioning Systems Mystery of Research Restoration of Lost Comers Colorado Legal Aspects Evidence and Procedures PLSS 2000 & Beyond Colorado Boundary Law & Adjoining Land Owner Dispute WORK HISTORY: King Surveyors, Inc. January 1994 - Present King Surveyors, Inc. Qualifications Page 6 King & Associates January 1985 - December 31, 1993 Principal - Involved in all phases of surveying. McCarthy Engineering, Longmont, Colorado March 1984 - January 1985 Party Chief - Involved in all phases of subdivision layout, staking of streets, utilities and lots. Prepared maps and plats with computer aided drafting system, and coordinated activities of one to three survey crews. Aril Engineering Company, Greeley, Colorado August 1980 - February 1984 Parry Chief - Subdivision layout and staking, horizontal and vertical control for aerial photogrammetrics. Extensive route surveys for oil and gas companies. Hogan and Olhausen, Inc., Loveland, Colorado September 1977 - August 1980 Parry Chief - Land subdivision, extensive photo control and centerline staking for numerous power lines in Wyoming and Colorado. Charles B. Jones EDUCATION: Aims Community College Greeley, Colorado REGISTRATION: Professional Land Surveyor, Colorado #22098 (1983) Registered Land Surveyor, Nebraska #457 (1987) PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS: Professional Surveyors Association of Nebraska SEMINARS ATTENDED: Legal Aspects of Surveying (12/2-3/94) Comer Evidence Analysis/For the Defense (12/3-4/93) BLM - Advanced Cadastral Survey (1/9-10, 1/23-24, and 2/6-7/93) Public Land Survey System - 2000 (5111 - 12/92) Decisions: A New Seminar for a New Decade (3/28/92) Clark on Surveying and Boundaries (12/6-7/91) ALLER • LINGLE ARCHITECTS P.C. TEAM ORGANIZATION CHART CIVIL ENGINEER THE ENGINEERING COMPANY (TEC) CITY of FORT COLLINS PROJECT MANAGER PRINCIPAL CONTACT David Lingle PROJECT MANAGERS Brad Massey Mike Ruh Mick Moog Shaun Mosalp PRIMARY ' CONSULTANTS MECHANICAL ENGINEER ABRAFIAMSCN ENGINEERING QUALITY CONTROL Mick Aller ARCHITECTURAL INTERNS Ian Sluff Heather Donahi Greg Miller ELECTRCAI_ STRUCTURAL ENGINEER ENGINEER ELETRICAL SYSTEMS I KL4A INC. I :ONSULTANT9 or (ESC) X-EKS t ASSOC. SECONDARY CONSULTANTS SOILS ENGINEERING LIGHTING ACOUSTICAL/ DESKiN SOUND INTERIOR SURVEYING LANDSCAPE HISTORIC DESIGN ARGNITECTURE PRESERVATION TERRACON ARCHITECTURAL CONSULTANTS a ENERGY Cam• DAVID G. ADAMS INNER EARTH or ASSOCIATES DZYN SURVEYORS BHA T4AT A ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS LUMINOUS DESIGN INC. DESIGN HISTORICAL ASSOCIATES King Surveyors, Inc. Qualifications Page 7 Real Property Ownership and Transfer (3/16/91) Legal and Technical Requirements of Easement and Rights -of -Way (11/30 & 12/1/90) Restoration of Lost Corners (6/1/90) Lotted Sections Workshop (6/2/89) The Law - GPS - Evidence Workshop (3/25/89) Colorado Boundary Law and Adjoining Landowners Disputes (11/10/88 & 5/7/87) Writing and Interpreting Property Descriptions (12/3-4/82) USPLS Proportioning Workshop (12/4-5/81) Astronomy Workshop (3/1/80) SEMINARS PRESENTED: Drafting and Information Seminar Land Surveying - Facts and Information for the Real Estate Professional Land Surveying Statutes. EXAMINATIONS WRITTEN: Assisted the Colorado Board of Registration for Professional Engineers and Professional Land Surveyors in the writing and preparation of the Colorado specific portion of the licensing examination for Professional Land Surveyors in Colorado. AWARDS: From Professional Land Surveyors of Colorado in Recognition of Sustained Distinguished Professional Performance - 1988 WORK HISTORY: King Surveyors, Inc. January 1994 - Present Principal - Involved in all phases of surveying Jones - Wininger, Professional Surveyors, Inc. March 1983 - December 1993 Principal - Involved in all phases of surveying Freese Engineering/Otto & Culver/ Associated Engineers March 1977 - February 1983 Party Chief/Rodman-Chainman-Draftsman. Involved in all phases of boundary surveys, preparation and drafting of final drawings. OTHER POSITIONS: Appointed Weld County Surveyor form July 1987 - December 1994. King Surveyors, Inc. Qualifications Page 8 Lawrence S. Pepek EDUCATION: University of Colorado Denver, Colorado Denver Institute of Technology Denver, Colorado Diploma in Surveying and Mapping University of Northern Colorado Greeley, Colorado Bachelor of Science Degree . REGISTRATIONS: Professional Land Surveyor, Colorado #33642 (1999) SEMINARS ATTENDED: Legal Aspects of Surveying (12/2-3/94) PLSS 2000 & Beyond WORK HISTORY: King Surveyors, Inc. February 1994 - Present Carrol & Lange, Inc. April 1991 - January 1994 United States Forest Service October 1990 - April 1991 Duties and experiences at King Surveyors, Inc. has included the following projects: The supervision and management of the surveying of Greeley, s drainage basins, this included topographic survey of ditches and water storage ponds, tying this survey to established GPS points in the City of Greeley both horizontally and vertically, and plotting the data so that it may be used to build a storm water drainage model. The coordination of construction and development of "The North Shores" in Northern Windsor, Duties included the plating of the subdivision, topographic survey of the entire 120 acre site, utility layout, and the pinning of the lots. Parry Chief - Primary responsibilities have included large topographic surveys for the City King Surveyors, Inc. Qualifications Page 9 of Greeley, Weld County Engineering Department, and large land development projects. Responsible for several ALTA Surveys including the K-Mart in Greeley, Cooper Theater in Denver, and the Villa Theater in Denver. As a Parry Chief I have also done a considerable amount of construction staking. This experience includes the staking of overlot, sewer pipe, waterline, curb and gutter, and the blue topping for pavement. KL &A, Inc. 4412 W. Eisenhower Blvd. Loveland Colorado 80537 Ph:970-667-2426 Fax:970-667-2493 Loveland, Colorado • Golden, Colorado • Santa Clara, California Firm Description KI&A is a group of dedicated structural designers and builders who have pooled their knowledge resources to increase the level of service and the quality of the product they offer. Firm Vision We will revolutionize the way structures are designed and built. Firm Values We exist to design and build structures. We believe creating structures is an art. We have enthusiasm for what we do. We embrace ambiguity. We apply craftsmanship to our design and drawings. We excel at the extraordinary. We are relentless and creative problem solvers. We constantly improve the quality of our work. We invent and innovate. We focus our technical excellence appropriately. We collaborate. We enjoy satisfying and delighting clients and teammates. We enhance the performance and welfare of our teammates. We facilitate communication. We understand and guide the process. We are confident in our ability. Firm Principals The background and ability of the four principals illustate the breadth and skill of the services we offer: Gregory P. Loth, S.E Ph.D. has 30 years experience with large complex projects such as the $300M Tabor Center in Denver, Colorado and the $120M Grand Californian Hotel in Anaheim. M. Douglas Rutledge has 35 years of experience owning and managing steel fabrication companies, consulting with the steel construction industry and managing steel construction. Gregory R. Kingsley P.E.PhD has 20 years experience in structural research and design and is a nationally recognized expert in masonry structures. Brant J. LahnertP.E. has 20 years experience in the investigation of structural failures and in the design of architecturally significant buildings. Firm Expertise KL&A specializes in four major areas of Structural Engineering and Construction. • Large, Complex Projects • Complex and High Architecture • Design/Build of Steel Structures • Unusual Structures and Structural Problems • Historic Restoration/Rehabilitaion • Seismic Design Firm Data KL&A has existed in Colorado since 1990. We currently have three offices, 34 employees, two Ph.D.'s, and 8 P.E.'s. KL &A Inc. Our engineers offer the breadth and depth of engineering knowledge and experience gleaned from having been in responsible charge of major projects, both national and international, such as the Lake Placid Olympic Arena, Tabor Center in Denver, Southwestern Bell Headquarters in St. Louis, the Tampa Convention Center, and the Nile Tower in Cairo, Egypt. This knowledge and experience is focused on meeting your design challenges and the resources, attention to detail, and follow-up we bring to your projects are unique. Our resources are our people, and our people have provided a level of service on past projects that have earned them the confidence of numerous repeat clients. We view engineering as the art of the possible. There is an optimum structural solution uniquely suited to each new project. In the conceptual design phase of the project we work closely with the architect to develop structural solutions which respond to the architecture while making efficient use of material through the construction of suitable load paths. In the past, this approach has led to innovative structural solutions such as the linked post tensioned hybrid core walls, curved precast concrete spandrel/CIP column wind frame, and top down construction on Tabor Center in Denver, Colorado. Our intense collaborative effort continues through the construction documents phase. The art of engineering that we pride ourselves on is complemented by the art of drawing and documentation. Our load key sheets, which are unique in the field, are invaluable as a means of communication - not only among design team members but also among members of the facility management team. We pride ourselves on the clear and logical presentation of our designs in both the specifications and on the drawings. By means of our formal in house quality control procedures we strive not only to maintain, but also to improve, our standards of excellence. We believe in being an active participant in the construction process. Our knowledge of both design and construction enables us to respond quickly to any situation that may arise during this phase, saving both time and money. We recognize that until the construction team has had an opportunity to test our design against its preferred construction means and methods the design cannot be considered complete. We approach not only the design phase, but also the construction phase as a team effort. It is with this philosophy that KL&A has been established. By striving to render the highest level of service to you and your clients while maintaining sensitivity to your objectives, we make a substantial contribution to the success of your project. Specialized Focus KL&A specializes in four major areas of Structural Engineering and Construction. 1. Large, Complex Projects 2. Complex and High Architecture 3. Special Projects 4. Design/Build of Steel Structures Large, Complex Projects Our firm evolved from a background of large, complicated projects constructed on a fast -track basis on a national scale. We are currently completing about $300M worth of construction for the Disney corporation in Anaheim including their flagship hotel, the Grand Californian and numerous retail, dining and entertainment buildings nearby. The two -block sized Tabor Center in Denver (which includes four floors of underground parking, two office towers, a hotel and retail), the River Center in San Antonio and numerous fast track casino projects around the country are examples of our ability to do massive, intricate projects. KL &A, Inc. Complex and High Architecture KL&A also specializes in projects requiring attention to architectural detail. We offer the Architect options for architectural expression rather than restrictions. We have the architectural goals and requirements in mind when providing structural solutions and work closely with the Architect and Contractor to achieve an aesthetic, constructable, safe solution. For example, we worked closely with the Architect on the Aspen Center for Physics to design and detail trusses that physically illustrate the flow of forces through the truss. A repeated exchange of sketches and drawings produced the unique connections. To give the Architect a feel for the size of the connections, we sent him a full-scale 40-foot long plot of the truss. We provide the attention to detail and creative and widespread knowledge of structure required for complex structures. Special Projects Unusual Structures and Problems We have designed and detailed the world's tallest free standing sign in Las Vegas, a 300 foot arched building over interstate 80 in Nebraska, and a world class music tent for Aspen, Colorado. We have designed drawing towers for ATT, blast resistant structures for Boeing and fiberglas ventilation cones for the Aspen Music Tent. We pride ourselves on our ability to solve virtually any structural or construction problem. Existing Buildings Renovation/ Historical Preservation/ Structural Stabilization We have collectively evaluated over a thousand existing structures of all sizes and material types. Our combination of experience and engineering understanding and innovation allow creative possibilities and appropriate solutions. During renovation of the Tramway Building in Denver, Colorado, a multi -story historical landmark 1910 steel, concrete, and unreinforced masonry building, we used an innovative post -tensioned cast -in -place concrete transfer system to remove a number of columns to create an open performance floor. We provided structural engineering services for the 18th Street Atrium in Denver, an 1890's timber and masonry building, allowing exposure of the structural systems. Our evaluation of the Red Lodge Theatorium in Red Lodge, Montana, a 1920's concrete and masonry auditorium, has provided an owner who was convinced the building was unsalvageable with a new outlook towards its economical restoration. As a result of our wide experience, we have a good understanding of the types of historical construction encountered in restoration work and an appreciation for the effort required to define the existing construction and tailor the engineering solution to suit that construction. Seismic Design Our firm is currently active in seismic design and retrofit projects which employ analysis and design methods representing the current state-of-the-art well in advance of current building codes. Our personnel have extensive experience in the design, analysis, assessment and retrofit of structures in seismic zones, with a special emphasis on reinforced masonry, concrete and steel structures. With this background, we are capable of designing economical structures which not only satisfy the minimum criteria of the building codes, /'ii,uui\ Large Complex Projects Our firm evolved from a background of large, complicated projects con- structed on a fast -track basis on a national scale. We recently completed about S300M worth of construction for the Disney Corporation in Anaheim including their flagship hotel, The Grand Californian and numerous retail, dining and entertainment buildings nearby. The two -block sized Tabor Cen- ter in Denver (which in- cludes four floors of under- ground parking, two office towers, a hotel and retail), the River Center in San An- tonio and numerous fast - track casino projects around the country are examples of - our ability to do massive, d intricate projects. High Architecture KL&A also specializes in projects requiring attention to architectural detail. We offer the Architect options for architectural expression rather than restric- tions. We are empathetic to the architectural goals and requirements when pro- viding structural solutions and work closely with the Architect and Contractor to achieve an aesthetic, constructible, safe solution. For example, we worked closely with the Architect on the Aspen Center for Physics to design and detail trusses that physically illustrate the flow of forces through the truss. A repeated exchange of sketches and drawings pro- duced the unique connections. To give the Architect a feel for the size of the connections, we sent him a full-scale 40- foot long plot of the truss. Designer Led - Design/Build We feel our most unique offering is in the area of designer -led desigalbuild. KL&A has recently provided the design, detailing, fabrication and erection of the steel struc- tures on several buildings, including the Loveland Police and Courts Building. The success of our methodology has been such that our contractor clients, such as Hensel - Phelps and Shaw Construction, are helping us to expand our involvement. KL&A has an in-house staff of pro- fessional detailers and construction managers who, along with our engineering staff, collaborate to solve prob- lems before they get to the field. With our knowledge and experience of construction, this has been a natural extension of KL&A's services. KL &A, Inc. Unusual or Complex Structures and Problems We provide the attention to detail and creative and widespread knowledge of structure required for unusual and complex structures. We have designed and detailed the world's tallest free standing sign in Las Vegas, a 300 foot arched building over Interstate 80 in Ne- braska, and a world class music tent for Aspen, Colorado. We have designed drawing towers for ATT, blast resistant structures for Boeing and fiber- glass ventilation cones for the Aspen Music Tent. We pride ourselves on our ability to solve virtually any structural or construction problem. Economical Structural Design While economy of structure is important to all projects, it is the driving element of many commercial and institu- tional projects. At KL&A, we recognize that structural economy results from an optimal understanding of material, creative engineering, architectural value, constructibility, sequencing, coordination and 1 market forces. It is not as simple as picking the�� lightest beam. On Disney's Grand Californian, h a we provided twenty conceptual structural " schemes, ensuring the owner got the most eco- nomical design that satisfied his performance needs. Existing Buildings - Renovation/Historical Preservation/Structural Stabilization We have collectively evaluated over a thousand existing structures of all sizes and material types. Our combination of experience and engineering understanding and innovation allow creative possibilities and appropriate solutions. During renovation of the Tramway Building in Denver, Colorado, a multi -story historical landmark 1910 steel, concrete, and umeinforced masonry building, we used an innovative post -tensioned cast -in -place concrete transfer system to remove a number of columns to create an open performance floor. As a result of our wide experience, we have a good understanding of the - types of historical construction encountered in restora- ! a tion work and an appreciation for the effort required to define the existing construction and tailor the engineer- ing solution to suit that construction. Seismic Design Our firm is currently active in seismic design and retrofit projects which employ analysis and design methods representing the current state-of-the-art well in advance of current building codes. Our personnel have extensive experience in the design, analysis, assessment and ret- rofit of structures in seismic zones, with a special empha- sis on reinforced masonry, concrete and steel structures. With this background, we are capable of designing eco- nomical structures which not only satisfy the minimum criteria of the building codes, but which also have thek ductility and energy absorption characteristics to meet performance demands at any desired level. KL&A, Inc. Representative Project List May, 2002 City of Fort Collins Projects Southridge Golf Course Expansion (SC, PC) — 2002 Nix Farm (FS, EOR)-2002 Collindale Maintenance Facility (SD, FS, EOR) - 2002 C&S Freight Depot Transit Center (FS, FOR VA) - 2001 Coyote Ridge Nature Center (FS, EOR,VA) — 2001 City Park Center Renovation (FS, EOR, VA) — 2001 Fort Collins Library/Museum (VA) — 2001 Trolley Bam Study (VA) —2001 218 Mountain — City of Ft Collins (VA) — 2001 Blevins Park Structure (SD, EOR) — 2000 Special Projects Denver Art Museum Addition (StD, SD) in design - 2002 DIA Parking Tent Addition (StD, SD) in design - 2002 Yipes Communications Denver Operations Center (PR, DB steel platforms) 2001 Aspen Music Tent, Aspen, Colorado (FS, EOR, StD) —2000 Aspen Music Tent Vent Cones, Aspen, Colorado (FS, EOR, DB) —2000 Great Platte River Road Memorial Archway, Kearney, Nebraska - 2000 (FS, EOR, StD) - 2000 Federal Reserve Bank — IHS System, Los Angeles, California (FS, EOR) - 1999 Aspen Center for Physics, Aspen, Colorado (FS, EOR) -- 1996 Harris Concert Hall, Aspen, Colorado (FS, FOR StD) -- 1993 ATT Draw Towers, Norcross, Georgia (FS, EOR, WOC) -- 1993 Pioneer Chemical Company, Henderson, Nevada (FS, EOR) -- 1992 Tramway Building, Denver, Colorado (FS, EOR) -- 1991 Public Buildi� Loveland Police & Courts Building, Loveland, Colorado (FS, EOR, DB, StD) — 2002 Loveland Goodwill Retail (FS, EOR) - 2002 Riverbank Theater Complex, San Mateo, California (FS, EOR) — 2000 Monroe Theater Galaxy 6, Monroe, Washington (FS, EOR)-2000 El Jebel Fire Station, El Jebel Colorado, (FS, EOR) 1999 Key to Services FS.............Full Services SC.............Subconsultant to FOR SD.............Schematic Design PR .............Peer Review VA............ Vulnerability Assessment StD ............ Steel Detailing EOR........................Engineer-of Record PM..........................Project Manager WOC....................... With Other Company PC ...........................Plan Check CM..........................Construction Manager DB ........................Design Builder KL&A, Inc. Representative Project List May, 2002 Larimer County Visitor Center, Berthoud, Colorado (FS, EOR) — 1999 Isis Theater, Aspen, Colorado (StD) - 1999 Jackson Hole Ski Area Summit Facility - Bridget Restaurant, (partially constructed, on hold), (FS, EOR) -1998 Jackson Hole Ski Area Cody House (combined clinic, daycare, condominium and parking facility, (FS, EOR) - 1998 Sublette County Library, Pinedale, Wyoming (FS, EOR) - 1997 Jackson Hole Ski Area Skier Services Building, (FS, EOR) - 1997 Office Buildiggs Aller-Lingle Office Building (FS, EOR) - 2002 Con -Agra Beef Headquarters, Greeley, Colorado (FS,EOR, DB steel, StD) - 2001 North Colo. Med Center M.O.B. #1, Greeley, CO (FS, EOR) —in design Mack Cali Office Building, Denver, Colorado (FS, EOR, StD) - 2001 Bear Creek Offices, Jackson, Wyoming (FS, EOR) — 2000 King Street Offices, Jackson, Wyoming (FS, EOR, SID, CM for steel construction) — 2000 1899 Wynkoop Office Building, Denver, Colorado (FS, EOR, StD, CM for steel construction) — 2000 Lennox Headquarters, Dallas, Texas (FS, EOR, StD) - 1999 New Frontier Bank, Greeley, Colorado (FS, EOR, StD, DB) - 1999 North Face Headquarters, Carbondale, Colorado (FS, EOR, SID, unbuilt) — 1999 IHS Building #4, Englewood, CO (FS, EOR, StD) - 1999 Centerpoint I Office Building, Jackson, Wyoming (FS, EOR) — 1999 City Center West, Las Vegas, Nevada (FS, EOR) - 1999 Brandywine Office Building, Jackson, Wyoming (FS, EOR) — 1997 Hotel Projects Disney's Grand Californian Hotel, Anaheim, California (FS, EOR) -- 2000 Isle of Capri, Cripple Creek, Colorado (FS, EOR) -- 1995 Westin Tabor Center, Denver, Colorado (FS, EOR, WOC) -- 1985 Sheraton Park Hotel, Washington, D.C. (FS, WOC) -- 1977 School Projects CSU Veterinary Teaching School (FS, EOR, StD) (under construction) - 2002 Jackson Hole High School, Jackson, Wyoming, (FS, EOR)-2000 Key to Services FS.............Full Services SC.............Subconsultant to FOR SD ............. Schematic Design PR.............Peer Review VA............ Vulnerability Assessment &D............ Steel Detailing EOR........................Engineer-of Record PM..........................Project Manager WOC....................... With Other Company PC ...........................Plan Check CM..........................Construction Manager DB ........................Design Builder FEE STRUCTURE AND REIMBURSABLE EXPENSES Aller•Lingle Architects P.C. Aller•Lingle Architects P.0 Principal $100.00/hour Sr. Project Manager/Architect $80.00/hour Project Manager/Architect $72.00/hour Intern Architect/CAD Tech. 2 $56.00/hour Draftsperson/CAD Tech. 1 $48.00/hour Clerical/Administration $35.00/hour BHA Design, Inc. Principal Landscape Architect $90-115/hour Project Manager $80-100/hour Landscape Architect $60-80/hour Technical Support $31.00/hour Administrative $50-60/hour Terracon/Empire Laboratories Principal/Engineer/Geologist $97.00/hour Geotechnical Engineer $64.00/hour Senior Field Technician $53.00/hour Field Technician $43.00/hour Materials Testing priced separately Earth Engineering Consultants, Inc. Senior Project Engineer (P.E.) $105.00/hour Project Engineer $85.00/hour Field Engineer $70.00/hour Level III Engineering Technician $56.00/hour Level II Engineering Technician $45.00/hour Level I Engineering Technician $35.00/hour Transportation (Company or Private Auto) $ 0.45/mile Materials Testing priced separately The Engineering Company (TEC) Principal $120.00/hour Principal 11 $110.00/hour Principal III $95.00/hour Project Manager $90.001hour Senior Engineer $80.00/hour Project Engineer $65.00/hour Design Engineer II $60.00/hour Design Engineer I $50.00/hour Project Representative $60.00/hour Resident Observer $55.00/hour CADD Manager $70.00/hour Sr. CADD Operator $60.00/hour CADD Operator $45.00/hour Secretary $35.00/hour KL&A, Inc. Representative Project List May, 2002 Colorado Mountain College, Aspen Campus, Aspen, Colorado (FS, EOR) - 2000 Colorado State University — Bell Tower, Print Shop Remodel, Fort Collins, Colorado (under design) (FS, EOR) — 2000 Platte Valley Elementary, Kersey, Colorado (FS, EOR) — 1999 Putnam Elementary, Fort Collins, Colorado (FS, EOR) - 1999 Wilson Elementary School, Wilson, Wyoming, (FS, EOR) — 1999 Carbondale Community School, Carbondale, Colorado (FS, EOR) (1998) School Building for the High Mountain Institute, Leadville, Colorado (FS,EOR) 1998 Anderson Ranch Art School — Dow's Barn (Art Gallery), Snowmass, Colorado, (FS,EOR) 1998 Anderson Ranch Art School — Ranch House (Library), Snowmass, Colorado, (FS,EOR) 1998 Anderson Ranch Art School — Ceramics Building, Snowmass, Colorado, (FS,EOR) 1997 Structural Evaluation of Lake County Schools, Lake County, Colorado (1997) Burlingame Intermediate School Modernization, Burlingame, California (FS, EOR) -- 1995 Lincoln School Modernization, Burlingame, California (FS, EOR) -- 1994 McKinley School Modernization, Burlingame, California (FS, EOR) -- 1994 Washington School Modernization, Burlingame, California (FS, EOR) -- 1994 Franklin School Addition, Burlingame, California (FS, EOR) -- 1994 Condominium Projects Chateau Beaver Creek, Avon, CO (FS, EOR, DB steel) — in design Portico Residential Building, Denver, CO (under construction) (StD, DB steel) Snow Cloud, Avon, Colorado (FS, EOR) - 2001 Capitol Heights Apartments (under construction) (FS, EOR) - 2000 Franz Klammer Phase II, Telluride, Colorado (StD) - 1998 Bachelor Gulch Club, Avon, Colorado (not constructed) (FS, EOR) - 1998 The Cascades, Telluride, Colorado (not constructed) (FS, EOR) — 1996 Varley Lodge, Jackson, Wyoming (not constructed) (FS, EOR) - 1995 Benedict Commons Affordable Housing, Aspen Colorado (FS, EOR) -- 1994 Timber/Loe Homes 11Million or morel Hayden Residence, Jackson, Wyoming; $5M, (not constructed) - 1999 Pole House, Aspen, Colorado; $6M, (FS, FOR) - 2000 Key to Services FS.............Full Services SC.............Subconsultant to FOR SD.............Schematic Design PR.............Peer Review VA............ Vulnerability Assessment StD ............ Steel Detailing EOR........................Engineer-of Record PM..........................Project Manager WOC....................... With Other Company PC ...........................Plan Check CM..........................Construction Manager DB ........................Design Builder KL&A, Inc. Representative Project List May, 2002 Hazeltine Residence, Jackson, Wyoming; $3M, (FS, EOR) - 1998 Joy Residence, Loma, Colorado; $IM, (FS, EOR) - 1998 Doshay Residence and Shop/Office, Jackson, Wyoming; $5M, (FS, EOR) - 2000 Thurston Residence, Jackson, Wyoming; $4M, (FS, EOR) - 1997 Rohatyn Residence, Pinedale, Wyoming; $2M, (FS, EOR) -- 1996 Redstone Residence, Evergreen, Colorado; $3M, (FS, EOR) -- 1995 Horvitz Residence, Aspen, Colorado; $1M, (FS, EOR) -- 1995 Mixed Use Proiects Rivercenter, San Antonio, Texas (FS, EOR) -- 1988 Tabor Center, Denver, Colorado (FS, EOR, WOC) -- 1985 Long Span Roof Proiects Casino Magic Pavilion, Bossier City, Louisiana (FS, EOR) -- 1996 Isle of Capri Pavilion, Lake Charles, Louisiana (FS, EOR) -- 1995 Isle of Capri Pavilion, Biloxi, Mississippi (FS, EOR) -- 1994 Rivercenter, San Antonio, Texas (FS, EOR) -- 1988 Tampa Convention Center, Tampa, Florida (PM, WOC) -- 1987 Enfield Mall, Enfield, Connecticut (SD) -- 1990 High Rise Proiects 36 Story Aaseman Tower, Tehran (VA) -- 1996 San Francisco Civic Center, San Francisco, CA (SC, FS) -- 1996 Elihu Harris State Office Building, Oakland, CA (SC, FS) -- 1996 Jin Mao Building, Shanghai, China (SC, SD) -- 1994 Tabor Center, Denver, Colorado (FS, EOR, WOC) -- 1985 Southwestern Bell Headquarters, St. Louis, Missouri (FS, PM, WOC) -- 1985 333 Wacker Drive, Chicago, Illinois (SD, WOC) -- 1980 One Oxford Center., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (SD, WOC) -- 1979 USA Today Building, Washington, D.C. (FS, PM, WOC) -- 1978 Building Seismic Retrofit Projects Offices of Jackson Hole Realty, Jackson, Wyoming (FS, EOR) - 1996 Key to Services FS.............Full Services SC.............Subconsultant to FOR SD ............. Schematic Design PR.............Peer Review VA............ Vulnerability Assessment StD............ Steel Detailing EOR........................Engineer-of Record PM..........................Project Manager WOC....................... With Other Company PC ...........................Plan Check CM..........................Construction Manager DB ........................Design Builder M KL&A, Inc. Representative Project List May, 2002 Seismic Assessment of Teton County Schools, Jackson, Wyoming -- 1997 Student Union, Sonoma State University (PR) -- 1993 Boiler Plant, Sonoma State University (PR) -- 1993 Library, Sonoma State University (PR) -- 1993 Gymnasium, Sonoma State University (PR) -- 1993 Franciscan Building, San Francisco State University (PR) -- 1993 Psychology Building, San Francisco State University (PR) -- 1993 New Dining Hall, San Francisco State University (PR) -- 1993 989 Market St., San Francisco, California (SD, EOR) -- 1991 San Diego State University Medical Center (PR) -- 1990 Renovation/Historical Preservation Projects Tivoli Brewery , Denver, Colorado, (VA) 1998 Wheeler Stallard House Evaluation, Aspen, Colorado (VA) —1998 Mammoth Event Center Evaluation, Denver, Colorado (VA) - 1998 On -going Structural Consultant on tenant finish at the Tabor Center, Denver, Colorado Denver Women's Press Club, Denver, Colorado (FS, EOR) -- 1997 Tabor Opera House, Leadville, Colorado (FS, EOR) -- 1996 Bradford Restoration, Jefferson County, Colorado (FS, EOR) - 1996 Red Lodge Theatorium, Red Lodge, Montana, (SD) - 1995 Kemmerer Hotel, Kemmerer, Wyoming (FS, EOR) — 1995 Tramway Building, Denver, Colorado (FS, EOR) -- 1991 State Office Building, Denver, Colorado (FS, EOR) -- 1991 18th St. Atrium, Denver, Colorado (FS, EOR) -- 1991 Hospitals Skyridge Medical Center (StD) in design - 2002 North Colo. Medical Cntr Outpatient Surgery Center (FS, EOR) - 2001 San Bernardino County Medical Center Replacement Project (SC, PC) -- 1993 USC / L.A. County Medical Center(SC, PC) -- 1995 Key to Services FS.............Full Services SC.............Subconsultant to FOR SD ............. Schematic Design PR.............Peer Review VA............ Vulnerability Assessment SID............ Steel Detailing EOR........................ Engineer -of Record PM..........................Project Manager WOC....................... With Other Company PC ...........................Plan Check CM..........................Construction Manager DB ........................Design Builder 5 KL&A, Inc. Representative Project List May, 2002 Bridge Seismic Vulnerability Analysis San Diego Coronado Bridge (SC) -- 1995 San Francisco - Oakland Bay Bridge (SC) -- 1994 Bridge Seismic Retrofit Richmond/San Rafael Bridge (SC) -- 1996 San Diego Coronado Bridge (SC) -- 1995 Mt. Diablo UC (SC, FS, EOR) -- 1995 Cherry Glen UC (SC, FS, EOR) -- 1995 East Frontage Road UC (SC, FS, EOR) -- 1995 West Connector UC (SC, FS, EOR) -- 1995 Commercial Signs Hilton Spectacular Sign, Las Vegas, Nevada (FS, EOR,StD) -- 1995 Paris Casino Balloon Sign & Reader Board, Las Vegas, Nevada (FS, EOR) — 1999 Harley Davidson Cafd Sign, Las Vegas, Nevada (FS, EOR) —1998 Bally's Sign, Atlantic City, New Jersey (FS, EOR) — 1998 Crystal Casino Sign, Moscow, Russia (FS, EOR) — 1998 Ethel M Signage, Las Vegas, Nevada (FS, EOR) 1998 Civil Engineering Borman Historical Bridge, Valentine,Nebraska (SC,VA) --1999 Fossil Creek Parkway Bridge, Fort Collins, Colorado (SC, FS) —Ongoing Poudre River Crossing, Fort Collins, Colorado (SC, FS) — 1999 Piney River Drive Bridge, Loveland, Colorado (PR) — 2000 Rocky Mountain Avenue Bridge, Loveland, Colorado (PR) — 2000 Naper SE Bridge, Boyd County, Nebraska (SC, VA) — 2000 Indian Creek Ranch Bridge, Latimer County, Colorado (FS, EOR, VA) — 2000 Niobrara Allen Bridge, Valentine, Nebraska (SC, VA) — 2000 Investigations Collapse of the Hilton Spectacular Sign, Las Vegas Nevada - 1997 Investigation of Steel Erection Issues at Denver International Airport, Concourse A, Denver, Colorado -- 1996 Key to Services: FS.............Full Services SC.............Subconsultant to FOR SD.............Schematic Design PR.............Peer Review VA............ Vulnerability Assessment SID............ Steel Detailing EOR........................Engineer-of Record PM..........................Project Manager WOC....................... With Other Company PC ...........................Plan Check CM..........................Construction Manager DB .......................Design Builder I. KL&A, Inc. Representative Project List May, 2002 Investigation of Structural Damage for Numerous Buildings due to the Northridge Earthquake, Los Angles County, California (SC) — 1994 Research Development of masonry seismic design guidelines for the Applied Technology Council - Guidelines for Seismic Rehabilitation of Buildings (ATC-33) -- 1996 Development of quantitative post -earthquake evaluation criteria for structural walls for the Applied Technology Council (ATC-43) — 1997 Key to Service& FS.............Full Services SC.............Subconsultant to FOR SD.............Schematic Design PR.............Peer Review VA............ Vulnerability Assessment StD............ Steel Detailing EOR........................Engineer-of Record PM..........................Project Manager WOC....................... With Other Company PC ...........................Plan Check CM..........................Construction Manager DB ........................Design Builder M. Douglas Rutledge is Chief Operating Officer and manages the operations of the Loveland, Colorado office of KL&A , Inc. During his 30 year career, Mr. Rutledge has gained specialized technical knowledge and management experience in fabrication and erection of steel structures. Particular areas of his technical expertise include connection design, constructibility evaluation, shop fabrication practice and processes, shop and field productivity, cost estimating, steel detailing, and implementation of technology in the steel construction industry. His management expertise spans all aspects of general management of the design and construction of steel structures, and includes such specific areas as project management, CPM scheduling, fabrication shop layout and operation, value engineering, and claim quantification. In his former capacity as a general manager of two steel fabrication companies, Mr. Rutledge has been in charge of the fabrication and erection of steel structural systems for more than $3 billion worth of construction throughout the western United States. His specific areas of responsibility have included estimating, bidding, contract administration, connection design, and preparation of shop drawings. As an independent consultant, he has assisted clients with claim preparation and recovery, design of computer estimating systems, training of project management personnel, productivity assessments, constructibility evaluations and turnaround plans. Mr. Rutledge's current professional interest is the integration of the design/ detailing/fabrication/erection process. He is at the forefront of construction industry efforts toward applying technology, innovation, and alternative project delivery methods to achieve greater value, improved efficiency and more reliable quality to constructed projects. Mr. Rutledge's educational degrees include Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering (structures Specialty) from the University of Colorado and Master of Business Administration from the University of Denver. Thomas W. Hartmann, P.E. is a Senior Engineer in the KL&A Loveland, Colorado office where he manages projects, provides technical supervision of staff, and oversees preparation of contract documents. He earned a B.S.C.E. from the University of Illinois at Urbana in 1978, with structures emphasis and a M.S. from Colorado State University in 1991. Tom is a registered Professional Engineer in Colorado, Wyoming and Nebraska. Tom brings ' six years experience of operating and managing his own: firm, TwHARTMANN, Inc. of Ft.Collins, Colorado. Prior to TwHARTMANN, Inc. Tom served as chief structural engineer for RBD, Inc. Engineering Consultants from 1984 to 1993, where he designed over twenty bridges and provided civil structural design services. Projects included basin, hydraulic structures and building structural design. From 1979 through 1984, Tom worked for Howard C. Dutzi Associates in Colorado Springs as a staff structural engineer. In 1979 he was a field engineer for a Chicago Area contractor. Tom's educational background and professional work experience provides him with a diverse background and broad experience in structural systems. His design strengths include the use of a variety of structural materials including masonry, steel, reinforced and prestressed concrete, aluminum and timber. Molly Chan is a Design Engineer in the KL&A Loveland, Colorado office. She emphasizes on analysis and design of buildings using variety of material types and design tools in- cluding RAM Steel, RAM Advance, Risa and Enercalc; and CADD production of contract documents using AutoCAD. Before working for KL&A, she worked as a summer intern in 1997 and 1998 for TwHartmann, Inc., in Fort Collins, Colo- rado. Molly earned her Bachelor of Science in Architectural Engi- neering, emphasis in structural systems in 1999 at the Univer- sity of Wyoming. She recently started her Master Degree studying at the Colorado State of University as a part-time student. Molly was hired in June of 1999. The projects she has worked on vary from the sculpture base foundation design, water tank design, pre-engineered metal building foundation design, school additions, multi -story commercial bank, multi -story office building and a four story plus mezzanine residential condominium with complex hip and valley pitched roof. Eric is a Design Engineer in the KL&A Loveland, CO of- fice. He serves in many capacities including design, pro- ject management, and detailing. Before working for KL&A, Eric worked for Bridgetech, Inc. an engineering software development firm in Laramie, WY, and also served as a summer intern for the Wyoming Department of Transportation, in Cheyenne. Eric earned his B.S. in Civil Engineering in 1997 and a M.S. in Structures in 1999 at the University of Wyoming. While at UW he completed research under the help and guidance of Dr. Charles Dolan, P.E. on the use of carbon -fiber -reinforced plastics as reinforcement in prestressed concrete bridge girders. Eric started part time with KL&A in January of 1999 and was hired full-time in July of 1999. He will test for his Professional Engineering License in the summer of 2002. The projects Eric has worked on range from structural artwork supports for "The Great Platte River Road Archway Monument," in Kearney, NE to "The Portico," a six story residential complex with load bearing light gage structural steel in Cherry Creek, CO. Weeks & Associates, Inc. Structural Engineers FIRM HISTORY Weeks & Associates, Inc. was founded in May of 1999 and offers structural engineering consulting services. The flrm'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 Weeks & Associates, Inc. Structural Engineers PROJECT LIST 1. 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 2. 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. Alter 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 7. 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 Alter Weeks & Associates, Inc. 300 Boardwalk, Building 3, Unit D Fort Collins, CO 80525 (970) 225-2422 Weeks & Associates, Inc. 8. 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 FEE STRUCTURE AND REIMBURSABLE EXPENSES King Surveyors, Inc. Registered Land Surveyor $64.00/hour Surveying Technician I $52.00/hour Surveying Technician II $42.50/hour Surveying Technician III $37.00/hour Crew Rate (3 man) $130.00/hour Crew Rate (2 man) $105.50/hour GPS Receivers $40.00/hour Draftsman (CAD Technician 1) $52.00/hour Draftsman (CAD Technician II) $42.50/hour Draftsman (CAD Technician III) $37.00/hour Clerical $27.50/hour KL&A, Inc. Principal $125.00/hour Project Engineer $95.00/hour Design Engineer $75.00/hour Engineering Intern $65.00/hour Senior CAD Drafter $65.00/hour Steel Detailer $65.00/hour CAD Drafter $50.00/hour Clerical $35.00/hour Abrahamson Engineering Inc. Principal/Project Engineer $90.00/hour Mechanical Engineer/Senior Designer $65.00/hour Draftsperson $42.00/hour Clerical $42.00/hour Electrical Systems Consultants Inc Project Manager $70.00/hour Project Engineer $66.00/hour Electrical Designer $50.00/hour CAD Technician 1 $40.00/hour Architectural Energy Corporation Principal $155.00/hour Senior Engineer Level II $127.00/hour Level 1 $100.00/hour Staff Engineer Level 11 $83.00/hour Level I $72.00/hour Page 2 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 detennine 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 mufti-familylapartment 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, La Suite, 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. EngineerrPresident, 1999 Terracon EngineerlMonager, 1992-1999 Empire Laboratories, Inc., Structural Engineer,Division Manager - Structural Department, 1988-1992: Engineer, 1980- 1988 BRAHAMSON ENGINEERING, INC. 3101 Kintzley Court, Unit D LaPorte, Colorado 80535 (970) 221-2569 Fax 221-2671 ABRAHAMSON ENGINEERING is a Mechanical Engineering firm in Fort Collins, Colorado. Founder and President, Roger D. Abrahamson, is a graduate Mechanical Engineer with almost thirty years experience in Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning, and is a Registered Engineer in Colorado, Wyoming, Utah and Nebraska. The firm was started in August of 1981, and specializes in mechanical design and construction supervision for buildings such as schools, office buildings, medical facilities, commercial and manufacturing facilities, and energy conservation projects. Projects designed by ABRAHAMSON ENGINEERING include a New Elementary School at Eaton, Colorado; additions and remodels to more than one hundred schools in Eaton, Fort Collins, Greeley, and Loveland. We have also work on a Computerized Energy Management System for the City of Fort Collins, and a large Computer Room Addition to the USDA Building in Fort Collins with 300 tons of air conditioning. Other projects include Faith Evangelical Free Church Sanctuary Addition, NCR Chemical Storage Facility, Collins Plating, Stuart Professional Park office buildings, hundreds of projects of various sizes and types at Colorado State University, and more than seventy for the City of Fort Collins. Energy conserving mechanical systems to serve the people of Colorado and Wyoming is the primary goal of ABRAHAMSON ENGINEERING. HVAC PLUMBING ENERGY AUDITS SITE SPRINKLING ENERGY MANAGEMENT FIRE PROTECTION GEOTHERMAL ENERGY SOLAR HEATING/COOLING Project Name and Owner Prime Architect / Engineer Year City Utilities Remodel, City of Fort Collins Aller Lingle Architects P.C. / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 2002 City Park Center Redesign, City of Fort Collins Alder Lingle Architects P.C. / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 2001 Transfort Redesign, City of Fort Collins Adler Lingle Architects P.C. / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 2001 Airpark Annex, City of Fort Collins Aller Lingle Architects P.C. / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 2001 City TV Studio, City of Fort Collins Aller Lingle Architects P.C. / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 2001 Fort Collins Museum/Library Study, City of Fort Collins Aller Lingle Architects P.C. / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 2001 City Horticultural Center Redesign, City of Fort Collins Pouppirt Architects / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 2001 Fossil Creek Park Toilets and Maintenance, City of Fort Collins Engineering, RB&B Architects, Inc. / Abrahamson En 9� 9, Inc. 2001 Southridge Golf Pavilion, City of Fort Collins Aller Lingle Architects P.C. / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 2001 Spring Creek Park Toilet, City of Fort Collins The Architects Studio / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 2001 Miramont Park Toilet, City of Fort Collins The Architects Studio / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 2000 Collindale Storage Building, City of Fort Collins Aller Lingle Architects P.C. / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 2000 City Park Center, City of Fort Collins Aller Lingle Architects P.C. / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 2000 Tollins rt Remodel and Addition, City of Fort Collins Aller Lingle Architects P.C. / Abrahamson Engineering,Inc. 2000 City Horticultural Center, City of Fort Collins Pouppirt Architects / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 2000 Fort Collins Park Toilet (Harmony Park), City of Fort Collins RB&B Architects, Inc. / Abrahamson Engineering,Inc. 2000 City Gun Clean Ventilation, City of Fort Collins Aller Lingle Architects P.C. / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 2000 City Hall Emergency Generator, City of Fort Collins Aller Lingle Architects P.C. / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1999 City Park Center Feasibility Study, City of Fort Collins Aller Lingle Architects P.C. / Abrahamson Engineering, g g, Inc. 1999 Case Park Toilet, City of Fort Collins The Architects Studio / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1999 Cottonwood Glen Park Toilet, City of Fort Collins The Architects Studio / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1999 City Hall TV Studio, City of Fort Collins Adler Lingle Architects P.C. / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1998 City of Fort Collins TV Studio Feasibility, City of Fort Collins Engineering, Adler Lingle Architects P.C. / Abrahamson En Inc. 9 g' g, 1998 City of Fort Collins Natural Area Feasibility, City of Fort Collins Adler Lingle Architects P.C. / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1998 Ridgeview Park Toilet, City of Fort Collins Adler Lingle Architects P.C. / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1998 Food Distribution Center, City of Fort Collins Adler Lingle Architects P.C. / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1998 Blevins Park Toilet, City of Fort Collins Adler Lingle Architects P.C. / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1998 Westside Park Toilet, City of Fort Collins RB&B Architects, Inc. / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1997 English Ranch Park Toilet, City of Fort Collins The Architects Studio / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1997 City Park Shop AC, City of Fort Collins Aller Lingle Architects P.C. / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1996 Landings Park Restroom, City of Fort Collins The Architects Studio / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1996 Fort Collins Park Toilet, City of Fort Collins The Architects Studio / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1995 Fort Collins Utility Building "B" Exercise Room Remodel, City of Fort Collins RB&B Architects, Inc. / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1995 281 N. College Water Service, City of Fort Collins City of Fort Collins / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1994 Fort Collins Utility Service Center Phase IV, City of Fort Collins RB&B Architects, Inc. / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1992 City Park Rec. Center Entrance, City of Fort Collins Aller Lingle Architects P.C. / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1991 Lincoln Center Toilets Phase ll, City of Fort Collins Aller Lingle Architects P.C. / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1991 City Fire Station 5 Addition, City of Fort Collins Jim Cox / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1991 City Utility Service Center Phase II Addition, City of Fort Collins RB&B Architects, Inc. / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1991 Utility Service Center UP Remodel, City of Fort Collins RB&B Architects, Inc. / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1991 City Hall East Re -Roof, City of Fort Collins ARG / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1990 City Whse Lunchroom Redo Phase II, City of Fort Collins ARG /Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1990 Lincoln Center Toilet Addition, City of Fort Collins ARG / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1990 City Planning Dept. Energy Point System, City of Fort Collins City of Fort Collins / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1990 City Utility Service Center Buildings A&B, City of Fort Collins RB&B Architects, Inc. / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1990 Fort Collins OD Pool Chlorine Vent, City of Fort Collins ARG / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1989 281 N. College Remodel, City of Fort Collins ARG / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1989 City Fire Station #3 Addition - 2000 Mathews, City of Fort Collins ARG / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1989 Indoor Pool Study Update, City of Fort Collins ARG / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1989 City Whse Lunchroom/Office Remodel, City of Fort Collins ARG /Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1989 City Building A-B Expansion, City of Fort Collins RB&B Architects, Inc. / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1989 City Utility Service Center Rooms 024,024A, City of Fort Collins RB&8 Architects, Inc. /Abrahamson Engineering,Inc. 1989 City W WTP Addition, City of Fort Collins RB&B Architects, Inc. / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1989 City WWTP Maintenance. Facility, City of Fort Collins ARG /Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1988 Fort Collins City Hall W Computer Room, City of Fort Collins ARG Abrahamson Engineering, g g, Inc. 1988 City L&P Warehouse Addition, City of Fort Collins ARG / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1988 City L/P,W/S Bldg. A Entrance, City of Fort Collins ARG / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1988 Toliver's City Maintenance Offices AC, City of Fort Collins ARG /Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. lggg City Building A-B Office Sch. Design, City of Fort Collins ARG /Abrahamson Engineering, g g. Inc. 1988 City Park Nine Clubhouse Remodel, City of Fort Collins Aller Lingle Architects P.C. / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1987 City OD Pool Boiler Study, City of Fort Collins ARG / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1987 City House Evaluation, Old Water Plant, Overland Trail, City of Fort Collins ARG I Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1987 City Park Pool Boiler Installation, City of Fort Collins ARG /Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. g g 1987 Fort Collins City Light & Power, W & S Building Entrance Remodel, City of Fort Collins ARG / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1987 Fort Collins City Sludge Farm Addition, City of Fort Collins ARG / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1987 City Park Maintenance. Shop Ventilation, City of Fort Collins ARG /Abrahamson Engineering, g g. Inc. 1987 Pottery Studio Toilet - City of Fort Collins, City of Fort Collins ARG / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1987 City OD Pool Boiler Spec, City of Fort Collins City of Fort Collins / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1987 City of Fort Collins, Maintenance Consult, City of Fort Collins City of Fort Collins / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1986 Blk. 31, Out -of -Bounds Study, City of Fort Collins Glaser Architects / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1986 City Indoor Pool Study, City of Fort Collins Larsen Assoc. / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1986 906 W. Vine - City Garage, City of Fort Collins Larsen Assoc. / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1986 City of Fort Collins Outdoor Pool Bathhouse, City of Fort Collins Glaser Architects / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1985 New City Hall 1st Floor W. Balancing, City of Fort Collins City of Fort Collins / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 9 9� 1984 City ofFort Collins Indoor Pool Boiler Consultation, City of Fort Collins City of Fort Collins / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1984 New City Hall Computer AC, City of Fort Collins Glaser Architects / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1984 Fort Collins Fire Station Remodel, City of Fort Collins Glaser Architects / Abrahamson Engineering, 9 9. Inc. 1984 Fort Collins City Library Remodel, City of Fort Collins Glaser Architects / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1984 Fort Collins Equip Service Center -Wood St., City Glaser of Fort Collins Architects / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1984 Building B Remodel, City of Fort Collins Glaser Architects / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1984 Old City Hall Renovation EMS, City of Fort Collins Architects + / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1983 Fort Collins Light and Power Heating Study, City of Fort Collins City of Fort Collins / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1983 Fort Collins Light and Power Service Center "C", City of Fort Collins City of Fort Collins / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1983 Transfort Bus Maintenance EMS, City of Fort Collins City of Fort Collins / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1983 2nd Floor Remodel, New City Hall, City of Fort Collins City of Fort Collins / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1983 City of Fort Collins Solar Tank Piping Mod, City of Fort Collins City of Fort Collins / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1982 City of Fort Collins City Hall Cooling Check, City of City Fort Collins of Fort Collins / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 9� 9, 1982 Fort Collins Outdoor Pool Boiler Heat Recovery, City of Fort Collins City of Fort Collins / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1982 City of Fort Collins City Hall Cooling Mod, City of Fort Collins City of Fort Collins / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1982 City of Fort Collins City Hall Solar Mod., City of Fort Collins City of Fort Collins / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1982 City of Fort Collins EMS Phase 11, City of Fort Collins City of Fort Collins / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1982 Fort Collins Energy Management and Control, City of Fort Collins City of Fort Collins / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1982 City of Fort Collins ECM'S - Community Center, City of Fort Collins R&B Architects / Abrahamson Engineering, Inc. 1981 ROGER D. ABRAHAMSON, MECHANICAL ENGINEER, P.E., AND OWNER ABRAHAMSON ENGINEERING, INC. EDUCATION Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering - South Dakota School of Mines and Technology, 1966. REGISTRATION Colorado Registered Engineer Wyoming Registered Engineer Nebraska Registered Engineer Utah Registered Engineer AFFILIATIONS American Society of Heating, Refrigeration, and Air Conditioning Engineers AREAS OF SPECIALTY Heating, Ventilating, and Air Conditioning Design; Plumbing, Fire Protection, & Energy Management EXPERIENCE 1981 to Present: Owner of Abrahamson Engineering, Fort Collins, Colorado Projects completed by Abrahamson Engineering include more than 70 projects for the City of Fort Collins including additions and remodels to various Light and Power and Water and Sewer facilities, City Hall, etc. Work at Colorado State University numbers more than 70 projects including energy conservation modifications to the Anatomy Building, Zoology, Microbiology, and Eddy Buildings, a new central chiller plant for four major buildings, and remodeling the General Services Building. School projects include new heating systems, remodels and additions totaling more than 50 projects, primarily in Fort Collins, Loveland, Greeley and Johnstown/Milliken. Projects most similar to the upcoming Greeley West High School are the Additions and Remodel of Rocky Mountain High School in Fort Collins, and Roosevelt High School in Johnstown. Roger was the principal -in -charge, chief engineer and checker on all of these projects. 1977 to 1981 The Spitznagel Partners Opened Mechanical Department at Sheridan Wyoming, as Department Head, and transferred to home office in Sioux Falls, South Dakota after two years. Projects completed for this employer include Meadowlark Elementary School, large museum addition, various VA projects, freezer plant, computer tape manufacturing facility, county detention and law enforcement facility, and numerous energy audits and energy conservation projects. 1973 to 1977 McFall and Konkel Consulting Engineers, Denver, Colorado Promoted to Senior Project Engineer, responsible for mechanical design and construction supervision of projects such as two Cherry Creek High Schools, office buildings at the Denver Technological Center and buildings at the Auraria Higher Education Center, downtown Denver, among others. 1969 to 1971 Sales Engineer The Trane Company, Lacrosse and Appleton, Wisconsin Sales and application of HVAC systems and equipment for industrials, mechanical contractors, and owners. 1967 to 1969 1st Lt., U.S. Army Corps of Engineers 2 years construction coordination experience in Germany. RES-RDA KEVIN M. ESSLINGER, MECHANICAL ENGINEER AND E.I.T. ABRAHAMSON ENGINEERING, INC. EDUCATION Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering - Colorado State University, 2001. REGISTRATION Colorado Engineer -in -Training AFFILIATIONS Society of Automotive Engineers AREAS OF SPECIALTY Heating, Ventilating, and Air Conditioning Design, Computer Aided Design EXPERIENCE January 2000 to present Abrahamson Engineering, Fort Collins, Colorado HVAC Design Engineer, AutoCAD Draftsman, Miscellaneous office chores Projects have included work for Colorado State University including the remodel to the Plant Sciences Building, the Remodel at Guggenheim Hall at The University of Northern Colorado, Eyestone Elementary Remodel/Addition for the Poudre School District and the new Eaton Elementary for Eaton School District RE-2. Other projects include work for the City of Fort Collins such as the City Utilities Building Remodel, Sandstone Ranch in Longmont, and several custom homes. RES-KME STEPHEN L. SHORT, SENIOR DESIGNER ABRAHAMSON ENGINEERING, INC. EDUCATION Diploma, Architectural Technology (Conservation), Algonquin College, Ottawa, ON, 1995. COMMUNITY SERVICE Muskoka Heritage Foundation, Built Heritage Committee, Bracebridge, ON, 1995-1996. Huntsville Architectural Conservation Advisory Committee, Huntsville, ON, 1995-1996. Landmark Preservation Commission, City of Fort Collins, CO, 1997-1998. AREAS OF SPECIALTY Heating, Ventilating, and Air Conditioning Design; Plumbing, Computer Aided Design & Load Estimating 2001 to Present: Abrahamson Engineering, Fort Collins, Colorado HVAC and Plumbing Project Designer, CAD Design, Load Estimating. Projects included work for Colorado State University, Poudre School District, Weld County School Districts 6, RE2 and RE7, and many other commercial buildings and multi -family housing projects. 1999 to 2000: Pouppirt Architects, Fort Collins, Colorado Structural, HVAC, Plumbing, and Architectural Design for commercial and residential projects. 1997 to 1998: Exponential Engineering, Fort Collins, Colorado Electrical substation and distribution system design. 1995 to 1996 Self-employed: Architectural Heritage Consulting, design, and drafting — Ontario, Canada. Res-sis WILLIAM L. FARYNA, MECHANICAL ABRAHAMSON ENGINEERING, INC. EDUCATION Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering - University of Nevada, Reno, 1985. REGISTRATION Nevada Registered Engineer -In -Training AFFILIATIONS American Society of Mechanical Engineers AREAS OF SPECIALTY Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning Design, Plumbing, Computer Aided Design and Drafting May 1991 to Present: Abrahamson Engineering, Fort Collins, Colorado HVAC and Plumbing Project Engineer, AutoCAD System Coordinator, Computer Systems Coordinator. Projects included work for Colorado State University, Poudre School District, Weld County School Districts 6 and RE7, and many other commercial buildings and multi -family housing projects. July 1988 to April 1991 AE Associates, Inc., Greeley, Colorado HVAC and Plumbing Designer. Projects included work for Hewlett Packard, U.S. West, Rockwell International, Excalibur Hotel and Casino, Foothills Fashion Mall and many more. CAD System Coordinator, AutoCAD, Customizing system for enhanced productivity. Computer Systems Software Coordinator, AND E.I.T. updating all company computer systems as new programs became available. Originally worked in Las Vegas office which had been acquired from MBA Consulting Engineers. Transferred to Greeley February 1989. October 1987 to June 1988 MBA Consulting Engineers, Reno, Nevada Computer Aided Drafting using VersaCAD. Customized system for enhanced productivity. Transferred to Las Vegas office in April 1988. HVAC and Plumbing designer for various projects. UZImINA FEE STRUCTURE AND REIMBURSABLE EXPENSES Associate Engineer Level II $66.00/hour Level I $60.00/hour Research Assistant $50.00/hour Luminous Design, Inc. Principal $90.00/hour David L. Adams Associates, Inc. Principal $120.00/hour Associate Principal $100.00/hour Project Manager $90.00/hour Senior Project Consultant $80.00/hour Senior Consultant $65.00/hour Project Consultant $60.00/hour Staff Consultant $55.00/hour Technical Assistant $45.00/hour CAD Operator $45.00/hour Inner DZYN Principal $90.00/hour Interior Designer $65.00/hour Stewart Environmental Consultants, Inc. Senior Principal Engineer (P.E., L.S., C.C.E.) $150.00/hour Senior Principal Environmental Engineer (P.E., C.C.E.) $155.00/hour Expert Testimony $210.00/hour Operations Manager (P.E.) $130.00/hour Senior Project Manager (P.E.) $130.00/hour Project Manager (P.E.) $110.00/hour Mechanical Engineer $110.00/hour Geologist $100.00/hour Project Engineer $95.00/hour Environmental Scientist $95.00/hour Senior Chemist $74.00/hour Environmental Chemist $69.00/hour Microbiologist $62.00/hour Laboratory Technician $59.00/hour Engineering Technician $70.00/hour Junior Technician $40.00/hour Computer -Aided Drafting $63.00/hour Draftsperson $53.00/hour Technical Editor $47.00/hour Word Processor $40.00/hour Data Processor $40.00/hour Accounting Manager $52.00/hour Accounting Assistant $40.00/hour Page 3 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 Colorado Field Office Kansas Field Office 212 West Mulberry P.O. Box 772532 2416 Arizona Fort Collins, Colorado 80521 Steamboat Springs, Colorado 80477 Hutchinson, Kansas 67502 Tel: 970-224-9100 Tel: 970-879-7718 Tel: 316-663-6343 Fax: 970-224-9137 Fax: 970-879-7718 Fax: 316-663-6609 E-Mail: esc@electsys.com www.electsys.com MANAGEMENT AND ORGANIZATION OF FIRM The officers of the firth are Jim Siano, President; Jerry Hager, Vice President; Mike Welenc, Secretary; and Larry Amato, Treasurer. ESC is organized into fire 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 Design 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 firms; and government -commercial 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. /nformadon 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 governments; 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 intemet/intranettwebslte development. The Facilities Design Department provides electrical engineering planning, design, and construction management services for a wide range of energy, commercial, industrial, and institutional clients. The approach to these engineering services for a given client and facility consider the need for safety, flexibility and expandability of power distribution systems, maximum power quality, initial investment in equipment, and maintenance costs for reliable service continuity. The Facilities Design Department 1 technical expertise with electrical sys- tems and our knowledge of power distribution system operation and construction ensure dependable engi- neering solutions fulfilling the needs of our clients. Facilities Design Department Electrical Engineering Services Include: • Power Systems Analysis • Protective System Coordination • Lighting System Design • Uninterruptable Power System Design • Stand-by Generation System Design • Hazardous Location Assessment • Process Instrument Implementation Fire Alarm and Signaling System De- sign NEC Code Compliance Reports Electrical Cost Estimating Power Quality Surveys Electrical Construction Management Lightning Protection System Design 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. 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. 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 ARCHITECTURAL ENERGY C 0 R P 0 R A T 1 0 M Integrated Engln¢ered Sol ufio ns Architectural Energy Corporation Architectural Energy Corporation (AEC) is a leading business -to -business energy engineering firm assisting its clients to achieve and maintain peak building performance over the life of their buildings. 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, ALA and Donald J. 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Research at the CKV laboratory has been the basis for improved design standards for commercial kitchen ventilation systems, and has advanced the understanding of commercial cooking appliance operation, heat gain from cooking appliances to the conditioned space, and appliance energy efficiency. Product Development Services AEC develops, under contract with a variety of organizations and companies, energy -related products, software, and services. Recent or ongoing product development assignments include the following: • Comfort Advisor Measurement UnitTm available through myFacilities.com for the in -situ assessment of indoor comfort conditions in customer facilities. • Watt-Wiserlm wireless plug -load monitoring system for the Electric Power Research Institute to conduct load research in residential and commercial buildings. • D-Gen ProTm distributed generation economic screening software in cooperation with the Gas Technology Institute to assess the feasibility of microturbine, fuel cells, reciprocating engine, and other on -site power generation systems. • Mini Optical Light Shelf (MOLS) daylighting system under DOE's Small Business Innovation Research Program. (U.S. Patent No. 6239910 131) Professional Product Offerings Architectural Energy Corporation has developed a number of hardware and software products to support the design, commissioning, and operation and maintenance of energy efficient residential and commercial buildings. The professional products developed, marketed, and supported by Architectural Energy Corporation are described below. Boulder, Colorado 3 Architectural Energy Corporation generation. It is an excellent tool for corporate facility managers, gas and electric utility representatives, energy service companies, and distributed power generation equipment manufacturers. REM/DesignTm and REM/Rater'" Residential Energy Analysis, Code Compliance and Rating Software REM software is designed for use by homebuiiders, home designers, energy consultants, home improvement contractors, utilities, weatherization agencies, and home energy rating organizations. Two versions of the REM software have been developed: REM/DesignTm and REM/RateTm. REM/DesignTm: This user-friendly, yet sophisticated, Windows -based software helps homebuilders, home designers, energy consultants, and home improvement contractors to improve the energy efficiency of new and existing homes. It calculates heating, cooling, domestic hot water, lighting and appliance loads, consumption, and costs based on a description of the home's design and construction features and local climate and energy cost data. The software also calculates heating and cooling design loads for sizing mechanical equipment, and determines if the home's design complies with the applicable energy code or standard. Over 15 reports are created by the software. Custom versions of REM/Design have been created for industrial and utility clients: REM/Gold (Johns Manville), REM/Energy Crafted Home (Consortium of New England Utilities), REM/EEBA (Energy Efficient Building Association), and REM/MH (Johns Manville). Version 10.1 is the most current commercially released version of REM/Design. REM/Rater"": This user-friendly software is used by organizations which operate energy rating systems (HERS). HERS rate the energy efficiency of homes for purposes of identifying cost-effective improvements and providing energy -efficient mortgages. Primary and secondary lenders have created energy -related financial products which rely on HERS establishing the existing or future energy efficiency of a home. A rating tool, such as REM/Rate, is used to establish an unbiased, objective indication of a home's energy efficiency using uniform and consistent assumptions and procedures. REM/Rate complies with the U.S. Department of Energy Voluntary Home Energy Rating Guidelines (10 CFR 437) and NASEO/RESNET HERS Technical Guidelines. Mini Optical Light Shelf Daylighting System To encourage the widespread use of daylighting in commercial buildings, Architectural Energy Corporation invented and patented the mini optical light shelf (MOLS) daylighting system. MOLS is a daylight redirecting system which Boulder, Colorado FEE STRUCTURE AND REIMBURSABLE EXPENSES B & C Associates, Inc. Principal $65.00/hour Senior Estimator $62.00/hour Mechanical Estimator $88.00/hour Electrical Estimator $70.00/hour Estimator $60.00/hour Clerical $20.00/hour Weeks & Associates, Inc. Structural Engineers Principal Engineer $90.001hour Staff Engineer $60-65.00/hour Administrative Staff $35.00/hour Tatanka Historical Associates Principal $85.00/hour Page 4 Reimbursable Expenses Out -of -office reimbursable expenses will be billed at 1.1 x direct cost. In -office reimbursable expenses will be billed as follows: Mileage: Long -Distance Telephone: FAX: Photocopying — 8-1/2x11 8-1 /2x14 ifiFNVA Blueprinting: Vellum Plotting: Mylar Plotting: 12 x 18 Plots: Out -of -Town Travel Expenses: Film and Processing: Soils Laboratory: Sub -Consultant Reimbursable Expenses: Blue Printing out -of -office $0.37/mile Direct cost x 1.1 $0.75/FAX $0.10/sheet $0.15/sheet $0.20/sheet $2.00/sheet $5.00/sheet $15.00/sheet $0.50/sheet Direct cost x 1.1 Direct cost x 1.1 Direct cost x 1.5 per attached schedule Direct cost x 1.10 Direct cost x 1.1 Architectural Energy Corporation Sustainable Design Qualifications 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 MicroDataLogger® Monitoring Equipment D-Gen ProT" 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. Sustainable Design Process Architectural Energy Corporation's E2ASE (Energy Efficiency Architecture Sensitive to the Environment) sustainable design process develops and feeds information on energy and environmental issues to the design team to support and shape building design decisions. The E2ASE process is a rigorous, systematic approach to identifying, evaluating, selecting, integrating, and commissioning sustainable design features. The E2ASE process involves a participatory, integrated, whole -building approach to designing sustainable buildings, and typically uses energy and daylighting/lighting simulation tools, such as DOE-2, TracePro, and Radiance; physical scale models; and life cycle economic analysis to develop and analyze candidate sustainable design strategies. Architectural Design E2ASE Activities Process Design 9 aaEEynerr�gVygpl 10) Material 11) Detailed Cost 12) Desi n 13) Energy / Development RNInement � Product, Benefit Analysis Integratiwi Compliance Goal ll� lGoat Architectural Energy Corporation also employs the U.S. Green Building Council's Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) rating system to assess the sustainable design characteristics of the project and to recommend a comprehensive sustainable design approach for the project. Architectural Energy Corporation assists building owners obtain formal LEED Certification by preparing and submitting the required LEED Certification documentation to the U.S. Green Building Council. AEC is a member of the U.S. Green Building Council and employs LEED Certified Designers. Architectural Energy Corporation Sustainable Design Qualifications Sustainable Design Experience Architectural Energy Corporation (AEC) of Boulder, Colorado, has been engaged in the design, analysis, and evaluation of energy and environmentally responsive buildings for more than 18 years. AEC is a nationally and internationally recognized leader in developing, analyzing, and integrating sustainable design concepts and features into commercial and institutional buildings. AEC has developed a systematic process for identifying, evaluating, and integrating sustainable design features during the design process — E2ASE: Energy Efficient Architecture Sensitive to the Environment. AEC has employed its E2ASE process in the design of many energy and environmentally responsive buildings, including the representative projects listed below. Summary descriptions of a number of projects are provided following this list of representative projects. • Landside Terminal Denver International Airport (AEC developed the energy and daylighting design standards for all facilities at DIA) • Missouri Historical Society Museum Addition St. Louis, Missouri • Solar Energy Research Facility National Renewable Energy Laboratory Golden, Colorado • Customer Service Center Sacramento Municipal Utility District Sacramento, California • JCPenney Department Store Ventura, California • Boulder Public Library City of Boulder Boulder, Colorado • Corporate Express World Headquarters Broomfield, Colorado • U.S. Federal Courthouse Denver, Colorado • New Academic Building University of Wisconsin at Green Bay Green Bay, Wisconsin • Center for Technology and Learning Media Colorado School of Mines Golden, Colorado • Middle Tennessee Post-Mortem Facility Nashville, Tennessee • Energy Master Planning Stapleton Redevelopment Denver, Colorado • National Center for Atmospheric Research (Table Mesa and Diagonal Sites) Boulder, Colorado • National Headquarters National Wildlife Federation Reston, Virginia • Technology Center Office Building Williams Energy Company Tulsa, Oklahoma • Spring Creek Service Center Colorado Springs Municipal Utility Colorado Springs, Colorado • Conifer High School Conifer, Colorado • Poudre Valley High School Renovation Fort Collins, Colorado • South Gate High School South Gate, California • West Jefferson Elementary School Conifer, Colorado • New Municipal Office Building City of Fort Collins Fort Collins, Colorado • Maury County Driver's License Test Station Maury County, Tennessee • Military Family Housing U.S. Army Fort Carson, Colorado • Military Family Housing U.S. Air Force Air Force Bases throughout the world Boulder County Composting and Recycling Facility Boulder, Colorado • Larimer County Administration Building Fort Collins, Colorado • Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Architectural Energy Corporation Sustainable Design Qualifications ARCHITECTURALENER6Y c a 11 r o r 1 1 I o 11 I xreR.rred F"nRiwoed Sulueta., Center for Technology and Learning Media Colorado School of Mines 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 Architectural Energy Corporation shading, aggressive daylighting of classrooms and the main lecture 2540 Frontier Avenue, Suite 201 hall, high efficiency electric lighting with daylight dimming controls, high Boulder, Colorado 80301 USA efficiency HVAC system and low -environmental impact materials. A 303.444.4149 comprehensive building commissioning process was employed to ensure that all building systems achieved their design intent and owner's expectations. ARCHITECTURAL ENERGY ( Y I I U 1 l T 1 0 I lmeAreted t:npiwoed Sotetione 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 - Architectural 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 energy savings over the City's energy code and to achieve reduced 303.444.4149 environmental impact. ARCHITECTURALEHER6Y A A 1 1 0 1 nregerud k nX..ened S.1.1i... Environmental Protection Agency's New England Regional Laboratory/Office Chelmsford, Massachusetts As a visual demonstration of its commitment to environmental quality, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) included energy efficiency and sustainable design as key design goals for its New England Regional Laboratory in Chelmsford, Massachusetts. The U.S. Green Building Council's Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) pilot rating scheme was used to guide the identification and selection of sustainable design features. A LEED Gold rating (predicted) was Architectural Energy Corporation achieved through an integrated energy and environmental design which 2540 Frontier Avenue, Suite 201 includes high performance glazings; an innovative window shading - Boulder, Colorado 80301 USA photovolatic system; daylighting; high efficiency electrical lighting and 303.444.4149 mechanical systems; water efficient appliances; and low environmental impact materials, products and systems. The EPA Laboratory is winner of the Government Service Administration (GSA) Environmental Award ARCHITECTURAL ENERGY ( 0 R 1 0 R A 1 1 0 X In ,S , < d lny i e 11 ld S.Wa —, 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, Architectural Energy Corporation low maintenance plants (xeriscape); aggressive daylighting of all office 2540 Frontier Avenue, Suite 201 space using an optical light shelf daylighting system; underfloor air Boulder, Colorado 80301 USA distribution system; high efficiency electric lighting with photosensor 303.444.4149 (daylight) controls; and directlindirect evaporative cooling with variable volume air handling and VFDs on all fan motors and pumps. ARCHITECTURAL ENERGY f p A P 0 A 1 1 1 p p I ereyrareJ F,rtyivered Selurinna Architectural Energy Corporation 2540 Frontier Avenue, Suite 201 Boulder, Colorado 80301 USA 303.444.4149 Leon Young Service Center Colorado Springs, Colorado The new 200,000 square foot service center is designed to serve the administrative, training, fleet maintenance, shop, and warehouse needs of the Colorado Springs Utility. Designated a showcase project by the client, the project demonstrates emerging and innovative energy savings strategies as a means to encourage the utility's customers to evaluate and adopt these same design concepts. Energy saving strategies integrated into the design include function and orientation -tuned high performance glazing; aggressive daylighting throughout the building; high efficiency electric lighting with photosensors and occupancy controls; high efficiency mechanical systems; and an integrated building automation system. ARCHITECTURAL ENERGY [ 0 R P 0 A A T 1 0 f New Belgium Brewery Fort Collins, Colorado New administrative offices, a kitchen and community room were added to New Belgium Brewery's facilities in response to a growing and successful business. The addition is in keeping with the architectural style of the Architectural Energy Corporation existing brewhouse, tasting room and administrative offices, with a grater 2540 Frontier Avenue, Suite 201 emphasis on energy efficiency and sustainable design principles. Boulder, Colorado 80301 USA Aggressive daylighting is used throughout the new addition, as is the use 303.444.4149 of low environmental impact materials and products. PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES Aller•Lingle Architects P.C. City of Fort Collins New Main Library Programming and Site Analysis C&S Freight Depot Downtown Transit Center Restoration City of Fort Collins Future Administration Facility Master Planning City of Fort Collins Stormwater Utility Facility Restoration and Addition City of Fort Collins Police Services Needs Assessment and Site Master Planning Fort Collins, Colorado Mr. Jack Gianola, Special Projects Manager Facilities Division City of Fort Collins P.O. Box 580 Fort Collins, CO 80522 (970) 221-6272 City of Fort Collins Miscellaneous Projects Fort Collins, Colorado Mr. Steve White, Project Manager Operation Services City of Fort Collins P.O. Box 580 Fort Collins, CO 80522 (970) 221-6273 Mr. Jared Interholzinger Operation Services City of Fort Collins P.O. Box 580 Fort Collins, CO 80522 (970) 221-6537 Facilities Manager Colorado State University Miscellaneous Projects Fort Collins, Colorado Mr. Tom Kehler, Project Manager Facilities Planning Colorado State University Fort Collins, CO 80523 (970) 491-0007 Mr. Bill Conn, Project Manager Facilities Management Colorado State University Fort Collins, CO 80523 (970) 491-0145 Mr. Steve Seefeld, Operation Services City of Fort Collins P.O. Box 580 Project Manager Fort Collins, CO 80522 (970) 221-6227 Mr. Ron Kechter, Project Manager Operation Services City of Fort Collins P.O. Box 580 Fort Collins, CO 80522 (970) 221-6805 Mr. Brian Hood, Project Manager Facilities Management Colorado State University Fort Collins, CO 80523 (970) 491-01 59 ARCHITECTURAL ENERGY In(egraled frzglnerred Solutions Boulder County Recycling and Composting Center Boulder, Colorado Responding to client requirements for an energy- and environmentally -responsive Recycling and Composting Center, the design team created a master plan for the office building and Architectural Energy Corporation recycling center which was sensitive to unique site conditions and to 2540 Frontier Avenue, Suite 201 worker satisfaction, safety, and well-being. The design successfully Boulder, Colorado 80301 USA integrates recycled building materials, passive solar heating, 303.444.4149 daylighting, and sensitivity to site. Built adjacent to a wetlands, the Recycling and Composting Center responsibly connects with local natural resources on all levels. Extensive use of daylight and recycled materials minimize resource use while creating a productive, comfortable, healthy, and safe working industrial environment. Michael J. Holtz, President, Architectural Energy Corporation A.I.A., NCARB Michael Holtz, along with Donald Frey, oversees all work performed by Architectural Energy Corporation. He participates in defining the scope of work, ensuring resource availability, and attending project meetings. Mr. Holtz works with the project manager to ensure that AEC fully meets its commitments and obligations to the client, as well as provide quality assurance reviews 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 co-founded Architectural Energy Corporation in 1982. He has designed or consulted in the design of hundreds of energy efficient, sustainable residential, commercial, and institutional buildings. Education State University of New York, Master of Architecture, 1974 Bali State University, Bachelor of Architecture, 1971 Professional Registration Registered Architect, State of Colorado and District of Columbia NCARB Certificate No. 21,799 Relevant Proiects • University of Wisconsin at Green Bay New Academic Building • Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens Expansion • Center for Disease Control -- Building 18 Laboratory/Office • Stapleton Redevelopment Energy Master Planning • Boulder Community Hospital • Kendall Square Building B • 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 Northern Colorado Chapter, American Institute of Architects, Director Association of Energy Professionals U.S. Green Building Council Energy and Architecture, International Union of Architects 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 Sustainable Design Qualftations Fred W. Porter Senior Engineer, Architectural Energy Corporation Fred Porter serves as AEC's lead energy analyst on sustainable design assistance projects. He evaluates architectural, mechanical, electrical, .and control energy efficiency improvements using state-of-the-art simulation software, such as DOE-2, TRNSYS, and EnergyPlus. Mr. Porter has analyzed energy use and developed energy efficiency improvement recommendations for numerous building types — offices, educational, restaurants, supermarkets, laboratories, manufacturing facilities, medical , and residential. He has special expertise in analyzing innovative, energy efficiency HVAC systems. Mr. Porter has worked full time in the building energy field since 1984 and has worked at Architectural Energy Corporation since 1991. Education University of Colorado, Bachelor of Science, Architectural Engineering / Mechanical Systems and Solar Energy, 1982 Relevant Proiects • New Academic Building; University of Wisconsin, Green Bay, Wisconsin • Denver Federal Courthouse; Denver, Colorado • EPA Laboratory Renovation; Richmond, California • Reynolds Public Library; Boulder, Colorado • Truckee Medical Center, Truckee, California • Conifer High School; Conifer, Colorado • Center for Forensic Medicine; Nashville, Tennessee • Williams Technology Office Building; Tulsa, Oklahoma • CDC Building 18 Laboratory/Office; Atlanta, Georgia • Bennett Federal Office Building; Jacksonville, Florida Affiliations American Solar Energy Society Architectural Energy Corporation Sustainable Design Qualifications Caroline M. Clevenger, F.E. Designer/Staff Engineer, Architectural Energy Corporation Caroline Clevenger is the team leader of Sustainable Design Assistance and serves as AEC's daylighting and sustainable technologies analyst on many projects. As such, Ms. Clevenger is responsible for performing daylighting and building energy analysis during pre -design. Ms. Clevenger uses Trace -Pro and Radiance to test daylighting performance. She is versed in AutoCAD modeling, daylight analysis, renewable energy analysis, and passive and active solar design. Ms. Clevenger is skilled in issues relating to energy and integrated sustainable design, and has worked overseas in the fields of engineering and architecture. As a LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Certified Designer, she uses LEED as a framework for sustainable design, and consults on energy efficient and sustainable design practices. Ms. Clevenger has a thorough understanding of building energy codes and has served as a consultant to the City of Boulder on the adoption of the International Energy Conservation Code (IECC). Ms. Clevenger has worked in the energy/environmental design field since 1997, and joined Architectural Energy Corporation in 1998 Education University of Pennsylvania, Master of Science in Engineering, 1998 University of Pennsylvania, Master of Architecture, 1997 Stanford University, Bachelor of Science in Engineering and the Environment, 1991 Professional Registration LEED Certified Designer Fundamentals of Engineering, F.E. Intern Development Program, NCARB (National Council of Architectural Registration Boards) Relevant Projects • Mini -Optical Light Shelf (MOLS) development • The Crestone Project; Crestone Colorado • North Boulder Recreation Center; Boulder Colorado • Denver Federal Courthouse; Denver, Colorado • Energy Code adoption by the City of Boulder; Boulder, Colorado • National Park Service Carlsbad Caverns Visitor Center; Carlsbad, NM • EPA New England Regional Laboratory; Chelmsford, MA • New Academic Building, University of Wisconsin — Green Bay; Green Bay, Wisconsin Affiliations United States Green Buildings Council Colorado Renewable Energy Society Awards Faculty Award, University of Pennsylvania Graduate School of Fine Arts, Department of Architecture, 1997 Architectural Energy Corporation Sustainable Design Qualificadons Zack L. Rogers, F.E. Associate Engineer, Architectural Energy Corporation Zack Rogers provides daylighting analysis and modeling for sustainable design projects. This includes initial design assistance as well as detailed computer and physical modeling of the designs. He is experienced with 3D AutoCAD modeling, radiative transfer modeling, daylight analysis, renewable energy analysis, passive and active solar design, and various other integrated sustainable design techniques. Mr. Rogers holds a Bachelor of Science in Architectural Engineering from the University of Colorado at Boulder, 2000. While in the Architectural Engineering program he participated in the design of several straw -bale Habitat for Humanity homes, the design of the architecture and building systems for an energy -efficient office building, and the design of a sustainable residence in Kentucky. Mr. Rogers works with AutoCAD, LumenMicro, Radiance, and TracePro to produce lighting models used for lighting analysis calculations and photo - realistic renderings. He also works with a number of renewable energy screening tools and sustainable design tools to provide sustainable design assistance. He also assists with LEED certification. Education University of Colorado, Bachelor of Science in Architectural Engineering, 2000 Professional Registration Fundamentals of Engineering, F.E. Representative Proiects • Kendall Square Building B; Cambridge, Massachusetts • Aspen High School; Aspen, Colorado • Phipps Conservatory; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania • Mini -Optical Light Shelf (MOLS) development • Old National Bancorp Building; Evansville, Indiana • Building 18 for the Center for Disease Control's Roybal Campus; Atlanta, Georgia • The Crestone Project — A retreat and conference center for Sinji Shumeikai; Crestone, Colorado • Addition to the New Belgium Brewery Corporate Offices; Ft. Collins, Colorado Affiliations Architectural Engineering Institute, AEI Illuminating Engineering Society of North America, IESNA Colorado Renewable Energy Society, CRES Awards Dean's List, College of Engineering, University of Colorado at Boulder, 1999-2000 Rudolph F. & Helen G. Gagg Memorial Scholarship ($3,000), University of Colorado at Boulder, 1998-99 National Dean's List Award, University of Colorado at Boulder, 1997-1998 Architectural Energy Cotporation sustainable Design Quallficafions Matthew Potts, F.E. Associate Engineer, Architectural Energy Corporation Matt Potts provides building energy analysis and modeling for the sustainable design team. This includes initial design assistance as well as detailed computer model simulations. He has a background in HVAC systems: an emphasis in HVAC at the University of Colorado and experience working for Robinson Mechanical, a design -build mechanical contractor in Boulder Colorado. Mr. Potts holds a Bachelor of Science in Architectural Engineering from the University of Colorado at Boulder, 2001. While in the Architectural Engineering program he participated in an energy evaluation of the Rocky Mountain National Park's Visitor Center, as well as several projects involving energy audit analysis, and HVAC design. Mr. Potts works with AutoCAD, Energy-10, and DOE-2 to produce detailed energy models. He provides energy analysis and assists clients with the energy efficient design. He also has experience with the LEED certification process. Education University of Colorado, Bachelor of Science in Architectural Engineering, 2001 Professional Registration Fundamentals of Engineering, F.E. Revresentative Projects • Donovan Community Center, Vail Colorado • Xilinx Building 6, San Jose California Affiliations Architectural Engineering Institute Colorado Renewable Energy Society Awards ASHRAE Scholarship Spring 2000 Architectural Energy Corporation Sustainable Design Qualifications Design Awards: Architectural Energy Corporation was a member of design teams which received the following awards on the following projects: Project Project ArchitecUPlanner Award Denver International Airport Landside Terminal CW Fentress JH Bradbum & Design for Transportation Honor Award, U.S. Department of Denver, Colorado Associates Transportation, 1995 • Grand Award, Gold Nugget Awards, Pacific Coast Builders Conference, Client: City and County of Denver 1995 • Honor Award, American Institute of Architects, Colorado Chapter, 1994 • Honor Award, American Institute of Architects, Western Mountain Region, 1994 • Honor Award, American Institute of Architects, Denver Chapter, 1994 • Excellence Award, Consulting Engineering Council of Colorado, 1993 • Excellence Award New York Association of Consulting Engineers, 1993 Solar Energy.Research Facility Anderson DeBartolo Pan • AIA Western Region Award, 1994 Golden, Colorado American Concrete Institute - for use of tilt slab panels Client: National Renewable Energy Laboratory • AIA Citation for Design Excellence, 1995 U.S. Department of Energy NEA (National Endowment for the Arts) Federal Design Achievement Award, 1995 Boulder Public Library Midyette Seieroe Hartronft, P.C. Award for Excellence Boulder, Colorado Western Mountain Region AIA, 1992 Client: Cityof Boulder • Honor Award, AIA Colorado, 1992 Stapleton Redevelopment Master Plan Andropogen Associates Comprehensive Planning Award, American Planning Association, 1996 Denver, Colorado BRW, Inc. Civitas Client: City and County of Denver Cooper Robertson & Partners Stapleton Redevelopment Foundation Dinosaur Discovery Center Anderson Mason Dale, P.C. Award of Distinction — Unbuilt or Future Projects Canon Ciity, Colorado Denver Chapter AIA, 1995 Client: Garden Park Paleonotology Society • Sustainable Design Award, AIA Colorado, 1993 Bureau of Land Management Rocky Mountain High School RB+B Architects Inc. Colorado North Chapter AIA, 1999 Design Merit Award Fort Collins, Colorado American School and University Honorable Mention, 1996 Client: Poudre School District • Colorado Educational Media Association Outstanding Library Media Center Design Award, 1996 • Proect of Distinction, the Council of Educational Facility Planners, 1996 Architectural Energy Corporation Sustainable Design Qualifications Project Project Architect/Planner Award Poudre High School RB+B Architects Inc. . A.I.A. Colorado Design Honor Award, 1997 Fort Collins, Colorado . American School and University Honorable Mention, 1996 . Colorado Educational Media Association Outstanding Library Media Center Client: Poudre School District Design Award, 1996 . Project of Distinction the Council of Educational Facility Planners, 1996 Missouri Historical Society Museum HOK Architects Top 10 Environmental Solutions, as selected by AIA Committee on the St. Louis, Missouri Environment (COTE), 1999 Client: Missouri Historical Society Leon Young Electric Service Center LKA Partners, Inc. . A.I.A. Colorado South Citation Award, 2000 Colorado Springs, Colorado Client: Colorado Springs Utilities Boulder County Recycling and Edge Architecture . A.I.A. Colorado North Northern Exposure Design Award, 2001 Composting Center Boulder, Colorado Client: Boulder County Recycling and Composting Authority U.S. Federal Courthouse Expansion Anderson Mason Dale, P.C. . U.S. General Services Administration Environmental Awards Denver, Colorado with HOK Client: U.S. Genergy Services Administration Architectural Energy Corporation Sustainable Design Qualifications LUMINOUS DESIGN, INC. Vilor Center DonorWall Gore Creek Grill The Discovery Center WeaverResidence Time and Life Bui Iding LDMINODSDESIGN, INC. 624 Bross Street Lo ng mont, Colorado 80501 303/7724030 624 Bnoss Sheet Longmont, CO 80501 Fox: 303/772-1365 Von: 303/772-7030 Corporate Profile Luminous Design InScqoperafid is a multi -faceted lighting design firm established combine the a science of Lighting Design and Illumination Engineering. �ghting Design is the composition of light, shadow and color to obtain a balance of aesthetics, architecture, comfort, visibility and psychology. Lighting Design uses the mind's eye to visualize lighted spaces as they might be. Illumination Engineering involves the physical properties of lamps, luminaires, light and surfaces and the calculations required to predict their interaction. Illumination Engineering provides the means by which equipment is selected and placed for optimal effectiveness and provides the tools required to predict the system's performance and economics. Successfully lighted environments are the result of both Lighting Design and Illumination Engineering. Design provides the concept and Engineering brings it to fruition. Lighting that is designed but not engineered is usually well conceived but does not work properly. Lighting that is engineered but not"designed is usually efficient but dull and uncomfortable and often too bright. Only when Design and Engineering work together can well -conceived lighting become a reality. l This is the philosophy with which Luminous Design approaches lighting design. It ensures that lighting systems developed by Luminous Design will not only provide U pleasant, comfortable and highly functional visual environments, but they will be economical, energy conserving and maintainable as well. MLuminous Design combines design experience and intuition with advanced technology D and computer software to ensure superior results. This software, developed in-house, by national laboratories and by lighting software specialists is used to predict lighting system, energy and economic performance. N L The staff of Luminous Design have designed and specified lighting systems for a variety of applications ranging from cruise ships to high -mast roadway installations, from Soffices and schools to industrial facilities. OIn addition to lighting design consulting, Luminous Design offers daylighting and controls design and analysis, sustainable design assistance, luminaire design, lighting standards development, and illumination engineering research and development. PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES Page 2 Colorado State University Atmospheric Science/CIRA Addition Hughes Stadium Expansion Study Veterinary Teaching Hospital Expansion Vocational Education Building Restoration South College Gymnasium Renovation Anatomy/Zoology Laboratory Remodel Lory Student Center Office/Conference Center Addition Fort Collins, Colorado Mr. Tommy Moss, Manager of Design and Construction Facilities Management Colorado State University Fort Collins, CO 80523 (970) 491-0160 Colorado State University Human Performance Laboratory South College Gymnasium Renovation Moby Gymnasium, B-Wing, Second Floor Remodel Fort Collins, Colorado Dr. Gay Israel, Department Head Department of Health and Exercise Colorado State University Fort Collins, CO 80523 (970) 491-3785 Colorado State University Plant Sciences Building Renovation Fort Collins, Colorado Dr. Tom Holtzer, Head Dr. Jim Quick Department of Bioagricultural and Pest Management Department of Soil and Crop Sciences Colorado State University Colorado State University Fort Collins, CO 80523 Fort Collins, CO 80523 (970) 491-5843 (970) 491-6501 Mr. Jim Stoddard, Project Manager Facilities Management Colorado State University Fort Collins, CO 80523 (970) 491-0138 Lightinq Projects Designed by Jefferey F. Knox of Luminous Design Churches CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH Boulder, CO Educational Facilities DISCOVERY CENTER ELECTRICAL DISPLAY Fort Collins, CO LOVELAND HIGH SCHOOL RENOVATION Loveland, CO THOMPSON SCHOOL DIST. RENOVATIONS Loveland & Berthoud, CO UNIV. OF ARIZONA ENGINEERING CENTER Tucson, AZ Energy Studies — Sustainable Design BOULDER COUNTY ENERGY AUDITS Boulder, CO CHICAGO POLICE STATION PROTOTYPE Chicago, IL CORNELL COMMUNITY COMMONS Ithica, NY CRYSTAL RIVER MARKETPLACE Carbondale, CO DURANGO RECREATION CENTER Durango, CO GRAINGER WAREHOUSE Niles, IL MAXIMUM SECURITY PRISON PROTOTYPE Lamesa, TX METROVACESA M40 Madrid, Spain MODEL ENERGY INSTALLATION PROGRAM Ft. Hood, TX NORTH JEFFCO RECREATION CENTER Jefferson County, CO ONE ROTARY CENTER LIGHTING AUDIT Evanston, IL PACE ENTERPRISES Los Angeles, CA PIKES PEAK REGIONAL DEVEL. CENTER Colorado Springs, CO PIMA COLLEGE ENERGY REPORT Tucson, AZ UNC - ROSS HALL Greeley, CO U. S. NAVAL HOSPITAL LIGHTING AUDIT Guam, USA Entertainment COLUMBIA / TRISTAR SCREENING ROOM Los Angeles, CA GATEWAY PARK Boulder, CO KC ZOO ENTRANCE BUILDING Kansas City, MO Exterior BEL-TEL CREDIT UNION Maitland, FL CHANCELLOR PARK San Diego, CA CITICORP PLAZA Los Angeles, CA COAL CREEK MEDICAL CAMPUS Louisville, CO DEWEES ISLAND BOARDWALK AND DOCKS DeWees Island, SC DIA STALLION SCULPTURE Denver, CO DORCHESTER APARTMENTS Denver, CO INTEL CORP. CAMPUS DESIGN REVIEW Portland, OR INTERLOCKEN MASTER PLAN Broomfield, CO INVERNESS HOTEL AND GOLF CLUB Englewood, CO KUWAIT EMBASSY SECURITY LIGHTING Washington, DC LINEAR PARK COMPETITION San Diego, CA LOS ANGELES FASHION GALLERY Los Angeles, CA MORGAN BANK SECURITY LIGHTING New York City, NY OLYMPIC AT PURDUE Santa Monica, CA SANTA MONICA PIER RESTORATION Santa Monica, CA STUDIO PLAZA Los Angeles, CA THE NATIONAL GARDENS Washington, DC VILLA RMERA Long Beach, CA WESTMINSTER PARK Westminster, CO LUMINOUS DESIGN, INC. 624 Br=Street, Longmont, CO 80501 3031772-7030 Lighting Projects Designed by Jefferey F. Knox of Luminous Design Government / Municipal DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY OFFICES Denver, CO FORT COLLINS COUNCIL CHAMBER Fort Collins, CO FORT COLLINS MUNICIPAL COURT ANNEX Fort Collins, CO GREENING OF THE WHITE HOUSE Washington, DC LIMON CITY HALL Limon, CO L A COUNTY CHILDREN'S COURT Los Angeles, CA PORT AUTHORITY OF LONG BEACH Port of Long Beach, CA USGS ROCKY MOUNTAIN MAPPING CENTER Denver, CO Hospitality CHICAGO HILTON Chicago, IL CROWN PRINCESS Princess Cruise Lines GILPIN HOTEL AND CASINO Blackhawk, CO JACKSON LAKE LODGE Jackson, WY RED ROCKS COUNTRY CLUB Morrison, CO REGAL PRINCESS Princess Cruise Lines STAR PRINCESS Princess Cruise Lines TUSTIN RANCH GOLF COURSE CLUBHOUSE Tustin, CA VILAR CENTER - GLASS ART DONOR WALL Beaver Creek, CO Libraries DENVER CENTRAL LIBRARY Denver, CO Medical Facilities MIDWEST CARDIOVASCULAR INSTITUTE Chicago, IL REPLOGLE MEDICAL OFFICE Louisville, CO UNIVERSITY OF VA. MEDICAL CENTER Charlottesville, Virginia Offices ADVANCED ENERGY Fort Collins, CO AMERITECH Chicago, IL CARNATION HEADQUARTERS BUILDING Glendale, CA CATALYST OFFICES Boulder, CO COLORADO BIRD OBSERVATORY Bar Lake State Park, CO CONTINUUM PARTNERS, INC. Denver, CO CREEKSIDE BUILDING Boulder, CO EMPIRE FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE CO. Omaha, NE EPSON AMERICA HEADQUARTERS Torrance, CA GENERAL ELECTRIC CHAIRMAN'S SUITE New York City, NY GENSLER & ASSOCIATES, DENVER OFFICE Denver, CO GERMAN HOUSE Boulder, CO GILLMORE FOUNDATION New York City, NY GUARANTY BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Denver, CO LOVELAND POWER AND WATER Loveland, CO MANUFACTURERS HANOVER TRUST CO. New York City, NY MOREY & MAHONEY Denver, CO MORGAN BANK BUILDING New York City, NY QUERREY & HARROW LAW OFFICES Chicago, IL SAN FRANCISCO ENERGY FOUNDATION San Francisco, CA SOUTH SHORE BANK Chicago, IL SWISS BANK TRADING FLOOR New York City, NY TIME & LIFE BUILDING New York City, NY TUTHILL CORP. HEADQUARTERS Burr Ridge, IL WTTW LOBBY Chicago, IL LUMINOUS DESIGN, INC. 624 Bross Street, Longmont, CO 80501 303/772-7030 Lighting Projects Designed by Jefferey F. Knox of Luminous Design Roadways & Streetscapes 16TH STREET MALL EXTENSION Denver, CO 96th STREET INTERCHANGE Broomfield, CO CENTAUR VILLAGE WEST Louisville, CO E-470 PROJECT OVERSIGHT ENGINEERING Denver, CO E-470 SEGMENT IV DESIGN Denver, CO FLAGSTAFF STREETSCAPE Flagstaff, AZ I25 / COLFAX / 6- AVE Denver, CO I76 & WADSWORTH INTERCHANGE Denver, CO PARKWAY CENTER RENOVATION Longmont, CO PIZZARL4 UNO PARKING LOT Denver, CO SACRAMENTO STONE Chicago, IL SHERADAN WYOMING STREETSCAPE Sheradan, WY SKYPARK Torrance, CA SOUTH SANTA FE STREETSCAPE Littleton, CO SANTA FE DRIVE STREETSCAPE Denver, CO SPEER / SIXTH / LINCOLN STREETSCAPE Denver, CO SPEER AND FIRST STREETSCAPE Denver, CO STATE HIGHWAY 30 - SEGMENT 6 Aurora, CO STATE HIGHWAY 30 - SEGMENT 7 Aurora, CO TURLOCK DOWNTOWN STREETSCAPE Turlock, CA WTTW PARKING FACILITY Chicago, IL Snorts Facilities CONRAD BALL MIDDLE SCHOOL GYM Loveland, CO COORS FIELD GREENING REVIEW Denver, CO PARADIGM THERAPIES, INC. Boulder,CO SILVERTHORNE RECREATION CENTER Silverthome, CO THOMPSON VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL GYM Loveland, CO TWENTIETH STREET RECREATION CENTER Denver, CO UNION STATION MULTIPLEX Chicago, IL Transportation Facilities DIA CAR RENTAL PARKING ACCESS Denver, CO DIA SOUTH CARGO APRON Denver, CO DIA TAXIWAY TUNNEL Denver, CO MIDLAND INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Midland, TX LUMINOUS DESIGN, INC. 624 Bross Sheet, Longmont, CO 80501 303/772-7030 624 Bross Sheet Longmont, CO 80501 Fax: 303/772-1365 Poire: 303/772-7030 RATE SCHEDULE Design, Inc. charges the following rates for professional services: Principal: $90.00 per hour LUMINOUS DESIGN, INC. LUMINOUS DESIGN, INC. 6248rass5treet Longmont,Colorado 80501 303/772-7030 624 Bins Street Longmont, CO 80501 Fme 303F772-1365 Voice: 3OY772-7030 Jefferey F. Knox, Principal Jefferey is a lighting designer with over sixteen years of experience in a wide range of lighting projects. His work experience in project management and design in New York City, Los Angeles, and in Denver has exposed him to a diversity of project types. His project base is both national and international, with well over 140 projects constructed in the United States, Europe, and the South Pacific. His design abilities have been recognized by the Illuminating Engineering Society of North America with five IIDA Awards of Merit. Jefferey's direct and indirect design experience has associated him with some of the top names in architectural and interior design. His projects include Restaurants, Medical Facilities, Residences, Luxury Cruise Ships, Corporate Offices, Roadways, and Energy Analysis Studies. His projects have been published in numerous national and international magazines and books. Jefferey's education includes strong foundations in math, science and fine arts as well as L undergraduate studies in architecture. He has a B.S. in Architectural Engineering from the University of Colorado, with an emphasis in Illumination Engineering. U In addition to his design work, Jefferey instructed `Basic Lighting Design' at the New York University School of Continuing Education. He has also given seminars on lighting efficiency and on lighting audit techniques to public, corporate and institutional audiences. Jefferey was M also a contributing technical editor for the "Architects Energy Guide" sponsored by AIA Colorado and the Colorado OEC. V His lighting design projects include The Star Princess Cruise Liner, the Denver Central Library (IIDA Award of Merit), McDonalds Corporate Headquarters - Chicago, E-470 Project Oversight E Engineering, The Time and Life Building, Midland International Airport Terminal, Speer and N First Streetscape, Carnation Corporation Headquarters, the Los Angeles Children's Court, Midwest Cardiovascular Institute (IIDA Award of Merit), Epson America Headquarters, the Stone S Lion Bookstore, Speer/Sixth/Lincoln Southbound Tunnel, numerous residences, Zenith An 0 American Grill (IIDA Award of Merit), Department of Energy Denver Regional Support Offices (IIDA Award of Merit), and the USGS Rocky Mountain Mapping Facility. 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 fourteen people, of which eleven 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. 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