Application for Service Prequalification

MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION APPLICATION FOR SERVICE PREQUALIFICATION

Vendors interested in service contracting with the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) in the classifications listed in this package must be prequalified as a prerequisite to submitting work proposals for consulting. NOTE: Prequalification is no guarantee of being selected for a contract. Please read the enclosed instructions, complete application and return it to:

Michigan Department of Transportation Contract Services Division Service Prequalification 425 West Ottawa Avenue P. O. Box 30050 Lansing, Michigan 48909

If you need assistance, call Phil Brooks, Service Prequalification Coordinator (517) 335-2514 or Lovella L. Lovell (Lovey), Service Prequalification Assistant (517) 373-6402, or Randy J. Knapp, Manager, Agreements, Purchasing and Payment Section (517) 335-2369.

The Michigan Department of Transportation is an Equal Opportunity Employer and encourages Disadvantaged Business Enterprise certified vendors to apply for prequalification and contracting with the Michigan Department of Transportation.

This standard Service Prequalification Package contains the following sections: ( Please note** The Web application printable packet is slightly different [in format only] from the “paper” version.)

SECTION TITLE PAGE

I - INSTRUCTIONS AND GENERAL INFORMATION ...... 2

II - SERVICE CLASSIFICATIONS and EVALUATION CRITERIA CONSTRUCTION AND TECHNOLOGY SERVICES GROUP ...... 9 DESIGN SERVICES GROUP ...... 20 TRAFFIC AND SAFETY SERVICES GROUP ...... 25 TRANSPORTATION PLANNING SERVICES GROUP ...... 27

III - A PP L I C A T I O N ...... 33

IV - STAFF EDUCATION and EXPERIENCE REPORT ...... 38

V - SERVICE PREQUALIFICATION CHECKLIST ...... 40

3/26/03 Page 1 Section I - INSTRUCTIONS AND GENERAL INFORMATION

FILING OF APPLICATION

Service prequalification is an on-going process. New applications will be accepted at any time. Incomplete submissions will be returned, causing a delay in prequalification processing. Renewal application will be accepted up to 90 days prior to the prequalification expiration date. Only new information should be provided.

! submit 2 complete sets of information - duplicate all parts and identify as indicated below

! label parts D-F with the name of your company, Part and classification in the upper right corner (e.g. ABC Company - PART E - Photogrammetry)

! assemble your submission as follows:

Part A Service Prequalification Application and List of Classification(s) B Management Structure and Ownership (names), if applicable C Quality Assurance Measurements, if available D Equipment Availability, if applicable E Staff Education and Experience Reports F Vendor Project Experience G Financial Information

Complete:

H State of Michigan Vendor/Payee Registration (Contract & Payment Express)

I Title VI/EEO Compliance Application

Your submission will provide the Prequalification Evaluation Team(s) with your qualifications for performing work within the service classification(s) identified. As part of your application for service prequalification, MDOT requires the following information:

Part A Service Prequalification Application and a List of Service Classifications for which you are applying. Only complete submissions will be accepted. Leave no blank spaces; if information does not apply, please indicate N/A (not applicable). Forms for this part are included in this package. See Sections II and III. NOTE: NIGP codes are for use in completing Part H, State of Michigan Vendor/Payee Registration only and do not further define any classification. Please provide a list of your company’s Michigan offices with their complete addresses, telephone numbers and Fax #’s. (No form has been provided for this portion of your submission)* You must also provide proof of professional liability Insurance with minimum limits of one million dollars per occurrence.

Part B It is mandatory that you identify Management Structure and Ownership (names). (There are no forms supplied in this package for preparation of this part of the submission.) Show parent company, subsidiaries or affiliates (companies sharing common owners with applicant company - those who own all or part of the applicant company also own all or part of the affiliate company(s)). Include a list of other businesses and MDOT prequalified vendors which your company's owners, partners, stockholders,

3/26/03 Page 2 officers and/or directors have a financial interest. List other businesses which your company's owners, partners, stockholders, officers and/or directors are officers. Include other MDOT prequalified vendors whose owners, partners, stockholders, officers and/or directors have a financial interest in your company. If management structure is not applicable, include a statement to that effect, e.g. ABC Company is a sole proprietorship and not related to any other vendors in any manner. You shall also include a list of the company’s principles and a copy of each principal’s Michigan license or approved application for non licensed principal approval.

Part C Quality Assurance Measurements - an overview of quality assurance measurements you use to insure your customers receive quality products and/or services (e.g. excerpt from your Quality Assurance Manual, checklists, scheduled client meetings, etc.) Be sure to list the name, address and phone number of your Quality Assurance Officer. (There are no forms supplied in this package for preparation of this part of the submission.)

Part D Equipment Availability - a list of equipment used in performing the service classification for which you are applying. Include equipment owned, leased, or otherwise available, including age, dollar value, and depreciation rate on owned equipment. (There are no forms supplied in this package for preparation of this part of the submission.)

Part E Staff Education and Experience Report - include only key staff (staff likely to work on Michigan projects) and submit no more than one page per reported staff member. An optional form for preparation of this part can be found in Section IV. If you choose not to use the form, be sure you supply the same information in a similar format. Please do not submit federal forms 254 or 255 or use multiple page resumes to supply this information. Be sure to report all appropriate staff in order to give an accurate picture of the number of employees capable of working on a project should you be awarded a contract with MDOT. In addition please provide information regarding the specific Michigan office at which each employee is based and each employees Title/Classification. In detailing experience, list only work performed directly by key staff. You are required to comply with all Michigan licensing and registration requirements, such as those detailed on page 7 of this package.

Part F Vendor Project Experience - list work similar to the service classification for which you are applying. This information is NOT to exceed ten (10) projects within the past ten (10) years (per classification) and no more than ½ page of detail per project. Include information such as name of project, brief description of project, organization contracted with and contact person's name/phone, location of project, completion date, dollar value, your responsibility (e.g. prime or sub), and names of project leader and staff. (There are no forms supplied in this package for preparation of this part of your submission.)

Part G Financial Information - Current financial information, including labor rates, overhead computations and financial statements if overhead rate is not audited, must be submitted on an annual basis within one year of the effective date of your latest prequalification or re-qualification. If you are selected for a contract with MDOT, the financial review will be delayed if your financial information is more than one year old.

NOTE - No financial information is required if total contracting with MDOT at any given time is anticipated to be less than $50,000, as identified on your Application form. If current financial information is not received and your prequalification is renewed for an additional 2 years, prequalification will be lowered to the under $50,000 total contracting limit.

3/26/03 Page 3 To accurately evaluate your accounting system, the following information must be supplied:

! a description of how direct and indirect labor and other costs are recorded, ! a description of how project costs are segregated and accumulated, ! a sample of a completed time report, ! a sample of a project cost report for a current project, ! a current chart of accounts, and ! name of the person to contact for accounting related questions.

To accurately evaluate the rates proposed, the following information must be supplied:

! a copy of a certified Auditor's Report on your overhead rate developed in accordance with the Federal Acquisition Regulation (Title 48 Code of Federal Regulation, Part 31) including any applicable Cost Accounting Standards (Title 48 CFR, Chapter 99). This would include an audit performed by any federal, state or local audit agency and any Acceptance letters from other DOT’s. If you do not have an Auditor’s Report on overhead or an Acceptance letter, you MUST submit an overhead rate computation that ties to the accompanying financial statements. The overhead rate must be based on the time period consistent with your most recently completed fiscal year; ! a listing of all audits performed in the last three (3) fiscal years by any federal, state, or local agency. Include the name, address, and phone number of the party performing the audit and the nature of the audit. Identify any audit that is in dispute, or has not been issued; ! a copy of your written bonus or incentive program; ! if sole proprietorship, a copy of your most recent tax return; ! support for labor rates of individuals assigned to similar projects. This can be a copy of the most recent payroll register with classifications noted or a listing of the employees by name, job title and pay rate as certified by a company officer; and ! a signed statement by owner or corporate officer attesting that all information is true and accurate, that you are aware of the federal cost eligibility and documentation requirements, and that any working papers related to your independent auditor will be made available to MDOT to review, inspect, and/or copy if MDOT deems it necessary.

Part H State of Michigan Vendor/Payee Registration

The State of Michigan has developed a fully integrated financial management system with one master vendor/payee file to be used statewide by all State departments and agencies. As a current or potential vendor/payee for the State of Michigan, you play a vital role in this process.

In order to receive bids or payments, you must be in our master vendor/payee file. To create this file we are requiring all vendors to complete the Vendor Registration process, (either through the Contract & Payment Express online registration or by submitting the paper packet available through the mail,) and the Request for Taxpayer Identification Number and Certification Form (W-9). To complete these forms you will need to know the National Institute of Government Purchasing (NIGP) commodity/service code(s) for the service classification(s) for which you are applying. These codes are listed next to each classification in Section II, List of Service Classifications and in the Contract & Payment Express site. You will need to complete one Contract & Payment Express

3/26/03 Page 4 registration for each Taxpayer Identification Number. Completion of the State of Michigan Vendor/Payee Registration process does not guarantee you will receive bid packages or contracts with the State of Michigan.

Part I Title VI/EEO Compliance Application - complete MDOT form 106, Title VI/EEO Compliance Application.

ACCOMMODATION/ACCESS

If you need this information in an alternate format such as large print, braille or audio tape, or require another type of accommodation, contact MDOT Financial Services Division, Service Prequalification, at 425 W. Ottawa, P. O. Box 30050, Lansing, MI 48909, voice (517) 373-6402, FAX (517) 373-0167, or TDD/TTY through the Michigan Relay Center (800) 649-3777.

PERIOD OF QUALIFICATION

Prequalification will be considered valid for a 2-year period from the date of prequalification approval, as stated in the notification letter, providing staffing and financial information are kept current. Once a prequalification expiration date has been set, all subsequent approved classifications will also expire on that date. A vendor may not request a review of a rating previously granted until prequalification renewal date.

NOTE 1: The following MUST be immediately reported to the Michigan Department of Transportation, Service Prequalification Coordinator:

! name change ! Federal ID# change ! change of address, ! change of designated contact person, ! change in key staff or project personnel, or ! change in individual(s) authorized to submit proposals, execute contracts or in any other manner legally bind the company. ! changes in the make-up of the principles of your company ! changes in the company’s corporate organization structure that impacts it’s financial make-up and or it’s accounting system. ! equipment changes

RE-APPLICATION - If prequalification is denied and you do not wish to appeal, you may reapply for the same classification no earlier than 12 months from date of denial notification.

QUALIFICATION REVIEW PROCESS - You will be sent a notification of prequalification rating(s) or denial. Notification of denial of prequalification will include reason(s) for denial. Your request for a qualification review must be sent to the Service Prequalification Coordinator postmarked no later than 30 days from the date of the rating/denial notification letter. Within 30 days of receipt, an informal meeting will be set up with your representative(s), a representative from the evaluation team(s) and the Division Service Prequalification Coordinator. In some areas, additional MDOT staff may be present. The qualification review meetings are to discuss the evaluation of the original documentation.

RENEWAL PROCESS - A renewal notification letter will be sent to you 60-90 days prior to expiration of prequalification. Renewal information set forth in one of the following options must be submitted by the expiration date in order to avoid discontinuation of prequalification. A request for an extension of time in which to submit the appropriate renewal documentation may be applied for in writing on or before the due date of the renewal information. If approved , the extension shall not exceed sixty (60)

3/26/03 Page 5 days. Failure to renew by the expiration date or the extension date will result in discontinuation of prequalification, rendering you ineligible to be considered for or awarded contract(s) with the Michigan Department of Transportation in the affected service classification(s).* Approved renewal will extend prequalification for an additional 2 years from the previous expiration date, under the provisions stated above. *Once your rating(s) have expired you may not be allowed to retain your current ratings(s).

PERFORMANCE EVALUATION PROCESS - Each prequalification category may be evaluated at any time via the Performance Evaluation Process (PEP). The PEP may raise or lower the prequalification score. The score resulting from the PEP will remain in effect for one year or until the end of the current prequalification period whichever is longer. The PEP score may be superceded by another PEP score at anytime during that period.

OPTION 1. This option should be selected if your firm is only interested in retaining its current prequalification status and ratings. Please submit only part G of the MDOT Service Prequalification Package along with a certified statement indicating that the previous prequalification information has not changed, there have been no unreported personnel changes and that changes in ratings are not being requested.

OPTION 2. This option should be selected if your firm is interested in applying for new prequalification ratings in all service classifications currently approved and/or any additional classifications. Please see the instructions in the MDOT Service Prequalification Package for submittal of parts A-G. Documentation will indicate and highlight only the information that has changed since the original submission. Please note that re-submittal of part H is not necessary as that form is already on file. Note: This option should be used only when your company has had significant changes in its operation that you feel will improve your ratings.

OPTION 3. This is an option that if selected allows the firm to retain its previous ratings in some of the service classifications while requesting review and evaluation for new ratings in other service areas or classifications. Please submit a letter indicating the service classifications in which you desire to retain your ratings, along with the appropriate new and/or additional information for the service classifications in which you are applying for new ratings. Again, any new and or additional information shall be highlighted to indicate the information that has changed since the original submission. Do not submit information for the service classifications in which you wish to retain your current ratings.

Please Note: If this is your second (or later) prequalification renewal and your Firm selects option 1 or 3, you may be requested to provide updated documentation for any classification(s) in which you wish to retain your score(s.)

3/26/03 Page 6 LICENSING AND REGISTRATION

ARCHITECTURAL, PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING & PROFESSIONAL SURVEYING SERVICES

Excerpts from Article 20 of the Occupational Code, PA 299 of 1980, as amended:

339.2001 Definitions. Sec. 2001. As used in this article: (b) AFirm@ means a sole proprietorship, partnership, corporation, or limited liability company through which a person licensed under this article offers or provides a service to the public.

(d) APerson in responsible charge@ means a person licensed under this article who determines technical questions of design and policy; advises the client; supervises and is in responsible charge of the work of subordinates; is the person whose professional skill and judgment are embodied in the plans, designs, plats, surveys, and advice involved in the services; and who supervises the review of material and completed phases of construction.

(h) APrincipal@ means a sole proprietor, partner, or the president, vice president, secretary, treasurer, or director of a corporation, or a member or manager of a limited liability company.

(k) AServices@ means professional service offered or provided by an architect in the practice of architecture, a professional engineer in the practice of professional engineering, or a professional surveyor in the practice of professional surveying.

339.2010 Firm; practice of architecture, professional engineering, or professional surveying; approval of nonlicensed principal and principal's firm; report; person in responsible charge at each place of business; exception.

Sec. 2010. (1) A firm may engage in the practice of architecture, professional engineering, or professional surveying in this state, if not less than 2/3 of the principals of the firm are licensees.

(2) However, a non-licensed principal and the principal's firm shall apply for and receive an approval from the department to engage in the practice of architecture, professional engineering, or professional surveying, if the conduct of the firm and its principals comply with rules promulgated by the department.

(3) Upon request by the department, a firm shall report to the department the names and addresses of its principals, persons in responsible charge, unlicensed principals, a copy of each principals professional license, and any other information the department considers necessary.

(4) A firm shall employ a person in responsible charge in the field of services offered at each place of business in this state where services are offered by the firm, except at a field office which provides only a review of construction.

3/26/03 Page 7 WHAT THIS MEANS TO YOUR FIRM:

If your firm is contracting to provide professional services in architecture, professional engineering or professional surveying, Article 20 requires that at least 2/3 of the principals of the firm be licensed in Michigan in one or more of the professions. A copy of each principals professional license is required.

This means that in addition to each of the licensed principals maintaining their individual licenses, each non-licensed principal must file an application for approval on form BCS/LDB-050. Please note, it is mandatory that at least two out of three of the principals of the firm be licensed in the State of Michigan. Further, if all of the principals of the firm are licensed in Michigan you are not required to make any filings on behalf of your firm to the Michigan Board.

FILING: There is no fee for application for non-licensed principal approval and an acknowledgment will be issued approximately four (4) weeks after the form is submitted to the Department of Consumer & Industry Services (CIS), Design Boards. Copies of form BCS/LDB-050 and of the Occupational Code may be obtained by contacting the Board office (517-241-9253) or by accessing the CIS Web site, Bureau of Consumer and Industry Services, and viewing the Occupational Codes.

3/26/03 Page 8 Section II - SERVICE CLASSIFICATIONS and EVALUATION CRITERIA

CONSTRUCTION AND TECHNOLOGY SERVICES GROUP

SERVICE CLASSIFICATION: EVALUATION CRITERIA: Geoenvironmental: G Asbestos Investigations NIGP #961-48, Vendor Project Experience: Miscellaneous Professional Services, Laboratory ! summary of projects demonstrating a wide range of and Field Testing Services; NIGP #925-86, experience in conducting investigations to determine Engineering Services, Professional, Site the potential for asbestos containing materials in a Assessment; NIGP #925-45, Engineering structure through visual inspection and examination Services, Professional, Geological) of available construction records ! summary of projects showing a wide range of experience in acquiring samples of air/building materials suspected to contain asbestos for lab analysis ! client references

Staff Education and Experience: ! documentation detailing experience, training and responsibilities of key staff personnel

Equipment: ! list equipment that is owned/regularly maintained for periodic use for asbestos investigations and air monitoring (phase contact microscopy, polarized light microscopy, transmission electron microscopy)

G *Remediation (NIGP #962-16 Miscellaneous Vendor Project Experience: Services, Boring, Drilling, Testing and Soundings; ! summary of projects showing a large amount of NIGP #925-45, Engineering Services, Professional, experience in designing remediation systems or broad Geological; NIGP #925-46, Engineering Services, range of remediation experience - include specializa- Professional, Geotechnical - Soils) tion in either bior-remediation or soil vapor extraction - also, sum marize projects showing involvement in oversight of construction and operation/ maintenance of various treatment systems - include types of remediation projects, innovative designs, range of size/cost of projects, groundwater modeling, closure and successful completion ! a copy of a previously prepared remedial action plan (blackout confidential information), not to include appendices ! client references

Staff Education and Experience: ! documentation detailing the experience, training and responsibilities of key staff personnel

* Classifications requiring contracts to be awarded under the Brooks Act. **Classification s requiring contracts to be awarded under the Brooks Act except in MDOT’s Real Estate Division where they will be awarded by competitive bid. Page 9 G *Site Investigations (NIGP #962-16 Miscellaneous Vendor Project Experience: Services, Boring, Drilling, Testing and Soundings; ! summary of projects completed demonstrating a wide NIGP #925-45, Engineering Services, Professional, range of experience in conducting investigations to Geological; NIGP #925-46, Engineering Services, determine the extent of soil and ground-water contami- Professional, Geotechnical - Soils; NIGP #961-70, nation for a variety of purposes - summary of capa- Miscellaneous Professional Services, Tank bilities and use of various innovative technologies and Management Services, Storage (including methods for conducting investigations (e.g. underground); NIGP #962-40, Miscellaneous hydrogeological or preliminary site investigations, Services, Hazardous Material Services) remedial investigations at LUST sites, feasibility studies, remedial action plans) ! sample report: include a single report from a hydrogeological investigation prepared and submitted to a client (blackout confidential information), not to include appendices ! client references

Staff Education and Experience: ! documentation detailing the experience and responsibilities of key staff personnel to include employment background, training, licensing, and professional registration ! qualified underground storage tank consultant

Equipment: ! a list of equipment (basic and advanced) that is owned and regularly maintained for periodic use on projects - basic equipment: those items that are common to most projects - photo-ionization detector, combustible gas indicator, static water level meter, pH meter, and conductivity meter; advanced equipment: items for specific application, not common to most jobs - lab grade field gas chromatograph, immunoassay kit, ground penetrating radar

G Environmental Drilling/Geoprobe (NIGP #962-16 Vendor Project Experience: Miscellaneous Services, Boring, Drilling, Testing ! a copy of the Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) and Soundings) followed when performing drilling, on company stationery or identifying your company as the primary user - published procedures may be referenced in the SOP but not used as the sole operating procedure; the SOP should demonstrate familiarity with MDNR procedures ! client references

Staff Education and Experience: ! documentation detailing the experience, training and responsibilities of key staff personnel (e.g. HAZWOPER, design and construction of MW’s)

Equipment: ! a list of basic equipment owned and used during drilling operations, including capabilities for retrieving soil samples and installing monitor wells (e.g. drill rigs/geoprobe, soil sampling and well installation/ water sampling equipment), including model number & age of major pieces of equipment

* Classifications requiring contracts to be awarded under the Brooks Act. **Classification s requiring contracts to be awarded under the Brooks Act except in MDOT’s Real Estate Division where they will be awarded by competitive bid. Page 10 G Removal of Underground Storage Tanks (NIGP General: #961-70, Miscellaneous Professional Services, ! proof of $1,000,000 Pollution Liability and Insurance Tank Management Services, Storage (including Policy underground); NIGP #962-40, Miscellaneous Services, Hazardous Material Services) Vendor Project Experience: ! a copy of the Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) followed when removing underground storage tanks, on company stationery or identifying your company as the primary user - published procedures may be referenced in the SOP but not used as sole operating procedure; the SOP should indicate attention to safety and demonstrate a clear understanding of, or familiarity with, UST regulations and MDNR procedures ! client references

Staff Education and Experience: ! documentation detailing the experience, training and responsibilities of key staff personnel (e.g. HAZWOPER, confined space entry)

Equipment: ! a list of basic equipment owned and used during tank removal operations, including the model number and age of major pieces of construction equipment, safety equipment, and monitoring equipment

* Classifications requiring contracts to be awarded under the Brooks Act. **Classification s requiring contracts to be awarded under the Brooks Act except in MDOT’s Real Estate Division where they will be awarded by competitive bid. Page 11 Geotechnical: G *Geotechnical Engineering Services (NIGP #925- Vendor Project Experience: 45, Engineering Services, Professional, Geological; ! a summary of transportation related geotechnical NIGP #925-46, Engineering Services, Professional, experience to include the type, size and location of Geotechnical -Soils) each project and the range of engineering services provided - be specific, brief, and include only those projects that involve retaining walls, structure foundations, earth retention systems, cofferdam design, excavation stability, embankment stability, settlement analysis, dewatering, ground improvements, grouting, tunneling, mechanically stabilized earth (MSE) walls and slopes ! list geotechnical field services provided by your firm that are related to subsurface exploration and include a copy of your field soil classification system ! list drilling capability and types of borings that you perform regularly; describe soil sampling capability, field testing capability, and laboratory testing capability - include only those procedures performed directly by your staff or under the direct supervision of your staff; do not include procedures that have not been performed in the past year ! sample geotechnical report as exam ple of quality of work you produce (remove confidential information as subm ittals will become property of MDOT) ! list of client references (3 minimum), include name and phone number of knowledgeable contact person

Staff Education and Experience: ! Michigan professional registration of key staff members ! documentation detailing the experience and responsibilities of key staff personnel, including educational background, related work experience, special training, licensing, etc.

G *Portland Cement Concrete Road Construction Staff Education and Experience: Engineering - provide construction engineering, ! documentation detailing the education, experience and inspection and testing services on new and responsibility of construction project engineers, rehabilitation Portland cement concrete road inspectors, technicians and key staff projects (NIGP #925-19, Engineering Services, ! experience and/or knowledge of AASHTO, MMUTCD, Professional, Concrete; NIGP #925-55, Engineering MDOT, Field Manager, MTM standards, procedures Services, Professional, Inspecting, General; NIGP and specifications #925-56, Engineering Servs., Professional, ! Michigan Professional Engineering License of key staff Inspecting, Structural; NIGP #925-88, Engineering engineers, Licensed Land Surveyor on staff for staking Services, Professional, Structural; NIGP #925-90, and Technician Certification minimum (level 1) in Engineering Services, Professional, Testing; NIGP Concrete, Bituminous, and Aggregate of key technical #961-17, Misc. Professional Services, Construction staff. (Required) Management) Equipment: G *Bridge Rehabilitation Construction Engineer- ! Field Manager Field Manager and necessary ing: provide construction engineering, inspection & computer equipment. testing services on bridge rehabilitation projects ! designate the certified testing laboratories to be used (e.g. overlays, pins and hangers, deck replace- ! a list of testing equipment (basic and advanced) that is ments, widenings, superstructure placement, sub- owned, leased or otherwise available for use on structure repair, painting and pedestrian fencing) projects (NIGP #925-19, Engineering Services, Professional, ! Survey equipment owned, leased or otherwise Concrete; NIGP #925-55, Engineering Services, available required to provide construction layout Professional, Inspecting, General; NIGP #925-56, Engineering Services, Professional, Inspecting, Structural; NIGP #925-88, Engineering Services, Professional, Structural; NIGP #925-90, Engineering Services, Professional, Testing; NIGP #961-17, Misc. Professional Services, Construction Management)

G *New Bridge Construction Engineering: provide construction engineering, inspection and testing services on new bridge construction projects (NIGP #925-19, Engineering Services, Pro., Concrete; NIGP #925-55, Engineering Services, Pro., Inspecting, General; NIGP #925-56, Engineering Services, Professional, Inspecting, Structural; NIGP #925-88, Engineering Services, Professional, Structural; NIGP #925-90, Engineering Services, Professional, Testing; NIGP #961-17, Miscellaneous Professional Services, Construction Management)

* Classifications requiring contracts to be awarded under the Brooks Act. **Classification s requiring contracts to be awarded under the Brooks Act except in MDOT’s Real Estate Division where they will be awarded by competitive bid. Page 13 G *Capital Preventive Maintenance -provide Vendor Project Experience: engineering services for preventive maintenance ! a list of Michigan Capital Preventive Maintenance projects including, scoping/project selection, project experience oversight, monitoring, and evaluation of completed preventive maintenance projects Staff Education and Experience: ! Michigan Professional Engineering License for key (NIGP #925-19, Engineering Services, Professional, staff engineers, (Required) Concrete; NIGP #925-55, Engineering Services, Professional, Inspecting, General; NIGP #925-56, ! documentation detailing the education, experience and Engineering Services., Professional, Inspecting, responsibility of key staff Structural; NIGP #925-88, Engineering Services, Professional, Structural) ! documentation of experience on similar preventive maintenance jobs

! experience with Michigan’s Capital Preventive Maintenance Program

! familiarity with the Michigan Pavement Management System

! bituminous and concrete pavement preventive maintenance construction experience

! surface seal treatments and crack joint sealing preventive maintenance experience

! experience with preventive maintenance warranty construction specifications

! knowledge and familiarity with MDOT’s operation, specifications and procedures

Equipment: ! routine safety equipment

! computer equipment and applicable software

* Classifications requiring contracts to be awarded under the Brooks Act. **Classification s requiring contracts to be awarded under the Brooks Act except in MDOT’s Real Estate Division where they will be awarded by competitive bid. Page 14 Inspection and Testing: NOTE: Criteria pertains to all structure classifications. G *Bituminous Construction Inspection and Vendor Project Experience: Testing Services: provide inspection and testing ! summary of projects completed demonstrating services on bituminous road construction projects experience in conducting inspection and testing of (NIGP #925-19, Engineering Services, Pro., construction activities. Concrete; NIGP #925-55, Engineering Services, ! preparation of project documentation for inspection, Pro., Inspecting, General; NIGP #925-56, testing, verification of quantities during construction Engineering Services, Pro., Inspecting, Structural; activities NIGP #925-88, Engineering Services, Professional, ! experience with MDOT, Field Manager, MTM and Structural; NIGP #925-90, Engineering Services, testing standards, specifications and procedures Professional, Testing) Staff Education and Experience: G *Portland Cement Concrete Construction ! documentation detailing the education, experience and Inspection and Testing Services: provide inspec- responsibility of construction inspectors, and testing tion & testing services on Portland cement concrete personnel, material technicians and key staff road and bridge construction projects (NIGP #925- ! experience and/or knowledge of MDOT, Field 19, Engineering Services, Pro., Concrete; NIGP Manager, MTM standards, procedures and #925-55, Engineering Services, Pro., Inspecting, specifications General; NIGP #925-56, Engineering Services, ! Technician Certification minimum (level 1) in Concrete, Professional, Inspecting, Structural; NIGP #925-88, Bituminous, and Aggregate of key technical staff Engineering Services, Professional, Structural; NIGP #925-90, Engineering Services, Professional, Equipment: Testing) ! Field Manager and necessary computer equipment. ! designate the certified testing laboratories to be used G *Aggregate Construction Inspection and Test- ! a list of testing equipment (basic and advanced) that is owned, leased or otherwise available for use on ing Services: provide aggregate inspection and projects. testing services on construction projects (NIGP #925-19, Engineering Services, Professional, Concrete; NIGP #925-55, Engineering Services, Professional, Inspecting, General; NIGP #925-56, Engineering Services, Professional, Inspecting, Structural; NIGP #925-88, Engineering Services, Professional, Structural; NIGP #925-90, Engineering Services, Professional, Testing)

G *Density Inspection and Testing Services: provide density testing and inspection services on construction projects (NIGP #925-19, Engineering Services, Professional, Concrete; NIGP #925-55, Engineering Services, Professional, Inspecting, General; NIGP #925-56, Engineering Services, Professional, Inspecting, Structural; NIGP #925-88, Engineering Services, Professional, Structural; NIGP #925-90, Engineering Services, Professional, Testing)

* Classifications requiring contracts to be awarded under the Brooks Act. **Classification s requiring contracts to be awarded under the Brooks Act except in MDOT’s Real Estate Division where they will be awarded by competitive bid. Page 15 Layout: G *Construction Layout: Staking of horizontal and Vendor Project Experience: vertical control and generation of staking data need- ! right of way ed for road, bridge and sewer work. NIGP #968-77, ! slopes staking Public Works, Construction and Related Services, ! sub-grades including undercuts and muck areas Surveying (not aerial or research). ! wetlands ! pavements ! curb and gutter ! sidewalks ! open drainage and culverts ! guard rail and guard rail flair for end sections ! utility staking ! bridge substructure pour elevations and layout ! bridge piles ! bridge beam elevations ! haunch, rail and bulkhead grades ! sewer: storm, sanitary water main and drainage structures ! development of grades and locations for road work including: super-elevations and transitions, bridge and sewers ! generation plotted cross-sections from field data ! establishing and preserving horizontal and vertical control

Staff Education and Experience: ! Michigan Professional Engineer License and/or out registered Land Surveyor ! Civil Technology and/or Surveying degree ! demonstrated ability through the MDOT work element certification program ! other documented experience may be acceptable by MDOT depending on the type and extent of experience ! development of staking information for both MDOT projects and non-MDOT projects ! other project experience for both MDOT and non- MDOT projects

Equipment: ! leveling equipment capable of Third Order Class I ! transits/ theodolites/total stations used for construction staking need to have 10 sec or better capabilities ! transits/theodolites/total stations used for setting control, witnessing, bridge layout, ROW for fence need to have 5 sec or better capabilities ! total stations need to have 5mm+3ppm+D capabilities

! data collectors and software must interface with CAiCE software

* Classifications requiring contracts to be awarded under the Brooks Act. **Classification s requiring contracts to be awarded under the Brooks Act except in MDOT’s Real Estate Division where they will be awarded by competitive bid. Page 16 Bridge Safety: G *Bridge Project Scoping (evaluation of bridge Vendor Project Experience: rehabilitation strategies and selection of alternatives ! Michigan Professional Engineer License based on life cycle cost analysis; performance of ! documentation of experience on similar jobs destructive and non destructive tests to determine ! experience and/or familiarity with traffic control extent of bridge deterioration, including, but not standards limited to desk sounding and coring and chloride sampling)(NIGP #925-56, Engineering Services, Staff Education and Experience: Professional, Inspecting, Structural) ! documentation of experience on similar jobs ! experience and/or familiarity with traffic control standards ! experience in preparations and submission of project reports ! experience and/or familiarity with computer equipment and applicable software (e.g., Lotus, WordPerfect)

Equipment: ! routine safety equipment (e.g., hard hat) ! accessibility to field equipment (e.g., bucket truck or ReachAll) ! computer equipment and applicable software (e.g., Lotus, WordPerfect)

G *Bridge Safety Inspections (NIGP #925-56, Vendor Project Experience: Engineering Services, Professional, Inspecting, ! documentation of experience on similar jobs Structural) ! experience and/or familiarity with AASHTO bridge inspection manual ! experience and/or familiarity with Pontis bridge inspections ! experience with inspections of movable bridges

Staff Education and Experience: ! licensed professional engineer with: at least 2 years of bridge inspection experience OR completion of NHI course in Safety Inspection of In-Service Bridges with 5 years of applicable experience ! documentation of experience in similar jobs ! experience and/or familiarity with AASHTO bridge inspection manual ! experience and/or familiarity with Pontis bridge inspections ! experience with inspections of movable bridges ! experience and/or familiarity with computer equipment and applicable software (e.g., Lotus, WordPerfect)

Equipment: ! routine safety equipment (e.g., hard hat) ! computer equipment and applicable software (e.g., Lotus, WordPerfect)

* Classifications requiring contracts to be awarded under the Brooks Act. **Classification s requiring contracts to be awarded under the Brooks Act except in MDOT’s Real Estate Division where they will be awarded by competitive bid. Page 17 G *Bridge Painting Inspection - oversight of bridge Vendor Project Experience cleaning and coating operations, structural steel ! documentation of experience on similar jobs repairs, and project cleanup. (NIGP 925-56, Engineering Services, Professional, Inspecting, ! disclosure statement that identifies potential conflicts Structural; NIGP #925-88, Engineering Services, of interest in the bridge painting industry Professional, Structural) Staff Education and Experience ! National Association of Corrosion Engineers (N.A.C.E.) Coating Inspector Program 1; or Society for Protective Coatings (SSPC) - Fundam entals of Protective Coatings for Industrial Structures (C-1);or 3 years of bridge painting inspection experience on MDOT structures

! demonstrate working knowledge of applicable federal and state laws (including EPA and MDEQ) relative to worker health and safety, environmental protection, hazardous material storage, and hazardous material transportation.

! demonstrate how federal and state requirements relative to worker health and safety (OSHA/MIOSHA) are fulfilled

! proof of all training required by OSHA/MIOSHA as it would relate to worker health and safety for lead

! proof of training for Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) hazardous waste requirements

! proof of US DOT hazardous materials training

! experience and/or familiarity with current MDOT specifications for cleaning and coating steel structures

! documentation of experience on similar jobs

Equipment ! personal protection and safety equipment as required by OSHA/MIOSHA (e.g. hard hat, protective clothing, respirator)

! all paint testing equipment necessary to perform bridge paint inspection

* Classifications requiring contracts to be awarded under the Brooks Act. **Classification s requiring contracts to be awarded under the Brooks Act except in MDOT’s Real Estate Division where they will be awarded by competitive bid. Page 18 G *Underwater Bridge Inspection - perform in- General: service safety inspections on submerged sub struc- proof of Comprehensive General Liability Insurance - ture elements of bridges according to National comprehensive and auto liability on owned, hired, non Bridge Inspection standards and MDOT policies & owned vehicles, minimum $500,000 bodily injury and guidelines, inspections will require the use of $250,000 property underwater breathing equipment and use of standard inspection tools while underwater; (NIGP Vendor Project Experience: #925-56, Engineering Services, Professional, ! experience in similar underwater inspection projects Inspection, Structural, NIGP #962-26, Miscellaneous ! experience in preparation and submission of bridge Services, Diving Services) condition & evaluation reports ! experience in monitoring scour problems recommended by the Design Engineers ! experience in taking stream bed profiles and cross sections

Staff Education and Experience: ! experience as a professional diver ! evidence/proof of safety training & certification ! experience in preparation and submission of bridge condition & evaluation reports ! experience in monitoring scour problems recommended by the Design Engineers ! experience in taking stream bed profiles and cross sections ! 3 member certified/industrial dive team with current certification dates ! one member of team must be a registered professional engineer ! each dive team must have 3 to 4 people ! 3 people must be diver certified ! 1 person must be a registered professional engineer in the State of Michigan ! this person may serve as a diver if qualified & and may be from another firm

Equipment: ! boat ! underwater still camera with lighting ! 3 com plete sets of underwater breathing equipment ! 2-way underwater communication equipment ! stream or river bed cross-sectioning equipment ! word processing computer & software

DESIGN SERVICES GROUP

SERVICE CLASSIFICATION: EVALUATION CRITERIA:

Structure Design: NOTE: Criteria pertains to all structure classifications. G *Short Span Bridges (single span less than 100 ft. Vendor Project Experience: (30m), box culverts) (NIGP #906-38, Architect and ! new and/or rehabilitation projects designed by firm Other Professional Design Services, General ! preparation of plans and specifications Construction)*Retaining Walls (cantilever, tied ! experience with AASHTO, AREA and MDOT back walls, counterfort)included in Short Span standards, specifications, and procedures Bridges ! stage construction plans/maintaining traffic coordination G *Medium Span Bridges (mult-span, spans 100 ft. ! approach design/including curb, guardrail, shoulder (30) to 300 feet (90m)) (NIGP #906-38, Architect & transition, joint, typicals, etc. Other Professional Design Services, General Construction) Staff Education and Experience: ! education and experience of project managers and G *Complex Bridges (curved girders, multi-lever key staff structures; long span bridges 300 feet (90)or more; ! experience with ASSHTO, AREA and MDOT high level bridges)(NIGP #906-38, Architect & Other specifications Professional Design Services, General ! knowledge of MDOT standards, procedures and Construction) bridge computer program ! Michigan professional engineering registration of key G *Railroad Bridges (RR bridge over staff members highway/river)(NIGP #906-38, Architect & Other ! knowledge of MDOT design process steps and Professional Design Services, General elements regarding external (DEQ, construction Construction) award, FHWA)review

G *Moveable Span Bridges (NIGP #906-38, Architect Equipment: & Other Professional Design Services, General ! computer-aided drafting (CADD) Construction) ! computers ! bridge/structure design software and systems G *Bridge Rehabilitation (overlays, pins and ! design aids (e.g., ACI, PCA, publications) hangers, deck replacements, widenings, superstructure placement, substructure repair, painting, pedestrian fencing)(NIGP #906-38, Architect & Other Professional Design Services, General Construction)

G *Specialty Walls/Slopes (mechanically stabilized earth; stabilized slopes; soil nailing)NIGP #906-38, Architect & Other Professional Design Services, General Construction)

Equipment: ! computer-aided drafting(CADD) ! computers ! road design software and systems

* Classifications requiring contracts to be awarded under the Brooks Act. **Classification s requiring contracts to be awarded under the Brooks Act except in MDOT’s Real Estate Division where they will be awarded by competitive bid. Page 21 Utilities Design: Note: Criteria pertains to all road classifications. G *Municipal Utilities Design (water systems, sanitary Vendor Project Experience: sewer, site sewage disposal systems)(NIGP#906-80, ! experience with, Architect & Other Professional Design Services, ! new and/or rehabilitation projects designed by firm Sewerage Collection, Treatment and Disposal; NIGP (e.g. roadway lighting, building mechanical/electrical, #904-94, Architect & Other Professional Design pumphouse mechanical/electrical, bascule bridge Services, Water Supply, Treatment & Distribution) mechanical/electrical) ! stage construction plans, critical path method (CPM) G *Hydraulics/Hydrology Studies (water surface in the classifications(s) selected profile modeling, retention/detention basin, scour and ! preparation of municipal utility relocation plans, stream stability, scour counter measurements, storm specifications, and reports sewers, hydrologic analysis, drainage studies) ! preparation of hydrologic and hydraulic, plans, specifications and reports G *Roadway Lighting (conventional, tower, tunnel ! experience coordinating with Michigan Department of under bridge, parking lot) (NIGP #925-31, Environmental Quality, Michigan Department of Engineering Services, Professional, Electrical; NIGP Labor, and Michigan Department of Public Health #906-58, Architect & Other Professional Design Ser- ! drainage studies and design vices, Lighting (Interior, Exterior) Staff Education and Experience: G *Building Mechanical/Electrical (power lighting, ! education and experience of project managers and power control, HVAC, security sys., water pumps, key staff sewage lift station)(NIGP #906-44, Architect and ! experience with AASHTO, MDOT, NEC, BOCA, Other Professional Design Services, Heating; OSHA and/or federal/state codes, standard, Ventilation: Air Conditioning; NIGP #925-31, specifications, procedures, guidelines, and cost Engineering Services, Pro, Electrical; NIGP #906-58, estimates Architect and Other Professional Design Services, ! preparation of municipal utility relocation plans and Lighting (Interior, Exterior) specifications ! preparation of hydrologic and hydraulic reports G *Pumphouse Mechanical/Electrical (NIGP #925- 31, Engineering Serv., Pro., Electrical; NIGP #925- Equipment: 31, Engineering Serv., Professional, Mechanical; ! computer-aided drafting(CADD) NIGP #906-58, Architect & Other Pro Design Ser- ! computer (PC’s and Intergraph Microstations) vices, Lighting (Interior, Exterior) ! design software and systems (HEC-RAS, WSPRO, SWMM, TR-55, HEC-1,SCS MDEQ, storm sewer) G *Bascule Bridges Mechanical/Electrical (NIGP

#925-31, Engineering Serv., Pro, Electrical; NIGP #925-67, Engineering Services, Pro, Mechanical; NIGP #906-58, Architect & Other Pro Design Serv., Lighting (Interior, Exterior)

G *Architecture (rest area building; weight station Staff Education and Experience: building; maintenance building, sound walls) (NIGP ! education and experience of project managers and #906-07, Architect and Other Professional Design key staff Servs., Architect Services, Professional) ! experience with MDOT procedures ! Michigan professional registration of key staff G *Wetland Design (NIGP #925-35, Engineering members Services, Professional, Environm ental; NIGP #925- ! Landscape Architect required for wetland design 61, Engineering Services, Professional, Land Development and Planning; NIGP #918-43, Equipment: Consulting Services, Environm ental) ! computer-aided drafting (CADD) ! computers

* Classifications requiring contracts to be awarded under the Brooks Act. **Classification s requiring contracts to be awarded under the Brooks Act except in MDOT’s Real Estate Division where they will be awarded by competitive bid. Page 23 Surveying: Note: Criteria pertains to all road classifications. G **Right-of-Way Surveys (alignment determination; Vendor Project Experience: interpretation of descriptions; staking right of way; ! alignment and right of way determination monumenting right of way) (NIGP #968-77, Public ! surveys of existing structures Works, Construction, and Related Services, ! mapping of urban and rural roadways Surveying (not Aerial or Research)) ! mapping of undeveloped lands ! control submitted to NGS G *Road Design Surveys (alignment; bench-marks; ! use of state plane coordinates mapping; drainage studies; government corner ! hydraulics surveys location; utility location; safety management; traffic ! aerial photography (medium and low altitude) control) (NIGP #968-77, Public Works, Construction, ! digital topographic mapping and Related Services, Surveying (not Aerial or ! digital terrain modeling Research)) ! field of photo measurement terrain mergers ! digital ortho-photos G *Bridge Surveys (establishment control; bridge dimensions; under-clearance; elevations - Staff Education and Experience: abutments; piers; deck; pictures and sketches) ! Michigan licensed professional surveyors (NIGP #968-77, Public Works, Construction, and ! education and experience of project managers and Related Services, Surveying (not Aerial or key staff Research)) ! radial survey experience ! data collection experience G *Hydraulic Surveys (control traverse; bench-marks; ! use of state plane coordinates (feet and meters) cross-sections; stream valley cross-sections; ! use of least squares programs structure opening sizes) (NIGP #968-77, Public ! safety policy Works, Construction, and Related Services, ! aerial triangulation (analytic/analogic) Surveying (not Aerial or Research)) ! map projection changes

G *Photogrammetry (aerial mapping; merge aerial & Equipment: ground survey data) (NIGP #905-05, Aircraft ! total station/data collectors Operations Servs., Aerial Photography) **see Staff ! GPS receivers Education and Experience ! autom atic and digital levels ! computers; computer aided drafting (CADD) ! lease squares programs G **Ground Control Surveys (geodetic and photo- ! horizontal/vertical surveying COGO program gram metric control surveys - ground traverses, GPS, ! mapping and digital terrain modeling program leveling, least squares adjustments of ! use of CAiCE software measurements) (NIGP #968-77, Public Works, ! aircraft, metric aerial camera, 9x9 format, airborne Construction, and Related Services, Surveying (not GPS, calibrations Aerial or Research)) ! aerial triangulation software, strip/block adj., strip/bundle ! map compilation equipment - stereoplotters, 1st order analog/analytic ! data collection software (Digital Graphics, Mapping, Planimetric, Terrain SoftCopy) ! photo lab services - B&W/color

TRAFFIC AND SAFETY SERVICES GROUP

SERVICE CLASSIFICATION: EVALUATION CRITERIA:

G *Pavement Marking Plans (NIGP #906-46-40 Vendor Project Experience: Highways, Streets, Airport Pay-Parking Lots-Archit- ! sample of pavement marking plans - FOLDED ectural; Design Services, Highway Traffic, NIGP ! documentation showing familiarity with MDOT #925-49 Highways, Streets, Airport Pay-Parking procedures, guidelines and standards pertaining to Lots-Engineering) pavement marking

Staff Education and Experience: ! documentation detailing the education, experience, training and describe the specific responsibilities of key staff personnel

Equipment: ! list of CADD equipment owned and used to develop plans (e.g. MicroStation CADD software)

G *Maintaining Traffic Plans and Provisions (NIGP Vendor Project Experience: #906-46-40 Highways, Streets, Airport Pay-Parking ! sample of maintaining traffic which include written Lots-Architectural; Design Services, Highways Special Provisions for Maintaining Traffic, Signing Traffic, NIGP #925-49 Highways, Streets, Airport and channelization typicals and sequences for the Pay-Parking Lots-Engineering) project, quantity take-offs, all staging and other related plans(folded)pertinent to the project.

! documentation showing familiarity with MDOT procedures, guidelines and standards pertaining to maintaining traffic

Staff Education and Experience: ! documentation detailing the education, experience, training and describe the specific responsibilities of key staff personnel

Equipment: ! list of CADD equipment owned and used to develop plans (e.g. MicroStation CADD software)

G *Permanent Freeway Traffic Signing Plans Vendor Project Experience: (NIGP #906-46-40 Highways, Streets, Airport Pay- ! sample of permanent freeway traffic signing plans - Parking Lots-Architectural; Design Services, FOLDED and sample of sign layout detail Highways Traffic, NIGP #925-49 Highways, Streets, Airport Pay- Parking Lots-Engineering) ! documentation showing familiarity with MDOT procedures, guidelines and standards pertaining to traffic signing

Staff Education and Experience: ! documentation detailing the education, experience, training and describe the specific responsibilities of key staff personnel

Equipment: ! list of CADD equipment owned and used to develop plans (e.g. MicroStation CADD software)

* Classifications requiring contracts to be awarded under the Brooks Act. **Classification s requiring contracts to be awarded under the Brooks Act except in MDOT’s Real Estate Division where they will be awarded by competitive bid. Page 25 G *Permanent Non-Freeway Traffic Signing Plans Vendor Project Experience: (NIGP #906-46-40 Highways, Streets, Airport Pay- ! sample of permanent non-freeway traffic signing Parking Lots-Architectural; Design Services, plans -FOLDED Highways Traffic, NIGP #925-49 Highways, Streets, ! documentation showing familiarity with MDOT Airport Pay- Parking Lots-Engineering) procedures, guidelines and standards pertaining to traffic signing

Staff Education and Experience: ! documentation detailing the education, experience, training and describe the specific responsibilities of key staff personnel

Equipment: ! list of CADD equipment owned and used to develop plans (e.g. MicroStation CADD software)

G *Traffic Signal Design (NIGP #906-46-40 Vendor Project Experience: Highways, Streets, Airport Pay-Parking Lots-Archit- ! sample of traffic signal plans - FOLDED ectural; Design Services, Highways Traffic, NIGP ! documentation showing familiarity with MDOT #925-49 Highways, Streets, Airport Pay-Parking procedures, guidelines and standards pertaining to Lots-Engineering) traffic signals

Staff Education and Experience: ! documentation detailing the education, experience, training and describe the specific responsibilities of key staff personnel

Equipment: ! list of CADD equipment owned and used to develop plans (e.g. MicroStation CADD software)

G *Safety Studies (NIGP #918-94-50 Strategic Vendor Project Experience: Planning Consultant, Traffic and Safety Consulting, ! sample of safety study NIGP #918-42 Engineering Consultant ! documentation showing familiarity with MDOT procedures, guidelines and standards pertaining to safety studies

Staff Education and Experience: ! documentation detailing the education experience, training and describe the specific responsibilities of key staff personnel

G *Traffic Operations Studies (NIGP #918-94-50 Vendor Project Experience: Strategic Planning Consultant, Traffic and Safety ! sample of traffic operations study Consulting, NIGP #918-42 Engineering Consultant) ! documentation showing familiarity with MDOT procedures, guidelines and standards pertaining to traffic operations studies

Staff Education and Experience: ! documentation detailing the education, experience, training and describe the specific responsibilities of key staff personnel

TRANSPORTATION PLANNING SERVICES GROUP

SERVICE CLASSIFICATION: EVALUATION CRITERIA: G Historic Archaeology - (NIGP #961-03, General: Miscellaneous Professional Services, Archaeologist ! professional registrations, licenses, etc.(e.g. Professional Services; NIGP #918-16, Archaeolog- Secretary of Interior 48-FR 44738-9)Quality ical Consulting) assurance measures

Vendor Project Experience: ! sample cultural resource report ! experience in Upper Great Lakes Region ! ability to make determinations of National Register eligibility (urban & rural) ! experience with MDOT or other transportation projects ! experience in preparation of land use history reports

Staff Education and Experience ! documentation of staff education/training and amount of experience in prehistoric archaeological research, analysis and writing

G Prehistoric Archaeology - (NIGP #961-03, General: Miscellaneous Professional Services, Archaeologist ! professional registrations, licenses, etc. (e.g. Professional Services; NIGP #918-16, Secretary of Interior 48-FR 44738-9)Quality Archaeological Consulting) assurance measures

Vendor Project Experience: ! sample cultural resource management report ! experience in Upper Great Lakes Region ! ability to provide specialized/unique services, such as GPS ! ability to make determinations of national register eligibility ! evidence of satisfied clients and/or review agencies ! experience with MDOT or other transportation projects ! experience in preparation of land use history reports ! experience in performing deep testing Staff Education and Experience: ! documentation of staff education/training and amount of experience in historic archaeological research, analysis and writing

Page 27 G Reconnaissance Level Survey - (NIGP #906-48, General: Architecture & Other Professional Design Services, ! professional registrations, licenses, etc. (e.g. Historical Preservation; NIGP #925-86, Engineering Secretary of Interior $*-FR 44738-9)Qaulity Services, Professional, Site Assessment; NIGP assurance measures #918-12, Consulting Services, Analytical Studies & Surveys) Vendor Project Experience: ! sample cultural resource report ! experience in identifying historic districts within a com munity ! ability to make determinations of National Register eligibility ! ability to assess roadside landscapes ! knowledge of architectural history ! evidence of satisfied clients and/or review agencies ! experience with MDOT or other transportation projects ! experience in identifying and analyzing cultural landscapes

Staff Education and Experience: ! documentation of staff education/training and amount of experience in architectural history research, analysis and writing

G Intensive Level Survey - (NIGP #906-48, General: Architecture & Other Professional Design Services, ! professional registrations, licenses, etc. (e.g. Historical Preservations; NIGP #925-86, Engineering Secretary of Interior 48-FR 44738-12-9)Quality Services, Professional, Site Assessment; NIGP assurance measures #918-12, Consulting Services, Analytical Studies & Surveys) Vendor Project Experience: ! sample cultural resource report ! experience in Upper Great Lakes Region ! ability to com plete a National Register of Historic Places nomination form that is accepted by the National Park Service ! experience in applying the criteria for the National Register of Historic Places to a variety of above- ground resources ! evidence of satisfied clients and/or review agencies ! experience with MDOT or other transportation projects ! experience presenting research results to historic district commissions

Staff Education and Experience: ! documentation of staff education/training and amount of experience in architectural history research, and writing

G Noise Abatement (NIGP #925-86, Engineering Vendor Project Experience: Services, Professional, Site Assessment; NIGP ! applicability of experience in noise measurem ent/ #918-12, Consulting Services, Analytical Studies and analysis of noise impacts/noise mitigation measures Surveys) to highway projects ! experience with requirements of FHWA documents ! ability to provide specialized/unique services ! examples of relevant services ! evidence of satisfied clients and/or review agencies