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Digital Copy • December 20, 2018 • RFP No. 19-016CA ON-CALL ENGINEERING AND PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONTRACTS 0. CONSTRUCTION INSPECTION SERVICES

Kleinfelder Construction Services,Inc. 2280 Market Street, Suite 300 Riverside, CA 92501 951-801-3681 951-682-0192 December 20, 2018

City of Corona Administrative Services Department - Purchasing Division Attn: Carol Appelt 400 South Vicentia Ave., Suite 320 Corona, CA 92882

RE: Letter of Transmittal for RFP No. 19-016CA On-call Engineering and Professional Services Contracts O. Construction Inspection Services

Dear Ms. Appelt:

Kleinfelder Construction Services (KCS) appreciates this opportunity to present our qualifications to the City of Corona Department of Water and Power (City) for the Construction Inspection Services category (O) of the above-mentioned on-call engineering and professional services contract. We are excited to continue our relationship with the City through this new contract, and offer an exceptionally qualified team with the expertise, experience, and resources required to support the City on any task order assignment.

We have carefully reviewed the City’s request for qualifications and are confident that we have a capable and qualified team to meet your needs for this contract and to ensure your Capital Improvement Program goals are achieved. The KCS team offers the following differentiators:

✓ Extensive and relevant experience on projects similar to ✓ A deep bench of qualified staff members to support those anticipated by City any task

✓ Experts at managing and staffing on-call contracts with ✓ Ability to provide full-scope construction management multiple task orders and various project needs and inspection—from pre-construction to close-out

✓ Expert Project Manager and Construction Inspection ✓ In-depth knowledge of the City’s procedures, Staff Members expectations, and goals

ABOUT KCS: KCS is a leader in managing and staffing on-call construction management contracts as a prime consultant. Our record of performance includes having successfully delivered over $128M worth of as-needed construction management and inspection services on over 320 task orders for numerous agencies in Southern California dating back to 1998.

We specialize in providing full-scope construction management and inspection services for a wide range of projects from water and sewer main installations and replacements to reclaimed water facilities, utility projects including undergrounding work, sidewalk and roadway rehabilitation and widenings, drainage facilities, landscape irrigation, earthwork, structures construction, ADA facilities, and traffic sign installations. From constructability reviews through project closeout, we have the relevant experience necessary to manage our staff, anticipate challenges, coordinate with stakeholders, and develop effective plans for successful project deliveries. We do what we say we will do, and our people are driven to produce results!

OUR TEAM: We feel there is no one better than Hassan Mustafa, PE, QSD to serve as KCS’ Project Manager for this contract. Hassan brings over 28 years of construction management experience, including 17 years as a Resident Engineer and Field Engineer for Caltrans District 11. He has served as the Project Manager/Resident Engineer for numerous high profile and complex public works projects, most notably serving as KCS’ Project Manager/Resident Engineer for the City’s $44M, award-winning, Foothill Parkway Westerly Extension project. This experience has provided Hassan with a thorough understanding of the City’s requirements and expectations. Under his leadership, you can be confident that the City will continue to receive exceptional level of service and management that you have come to know and trust from KCS. 2280 Market Street, Suite 300, Riverside, CA 92501• P:951-801-3681 F: 951-682-0192 Hassan will be supported by a robust team of qualified ccivil, structural, electrical, landscape, water/wastewater, Stormwater, and Special Inspectors who are available and ready to serve on this contract. Having provided as-needed construction management services as a prime consultant on multiple contracts, with numerous simultaneous task orders, we understand how important it is for our team to be able to provide qualified personnel who can begin work on a moment’s notice. KCS offers the City a robust and experienced team to ensure staffing demands will always be met and unforeseen events can be managed.

The following information addresses the requirements as stated in RFP 19-016CA:

• Identification of Consultant: Name: Kleinfelder Construction Services, Inc. (DIR No. 1000014569) Address: 2280 Market Street, Suite 300, Riverside, CA 92501 Phone: 951-801-3681

• Proposed Working Relationship Between Consultant and Subcontractors: CA Wehsener Engineering, Inc. (DIR No. 1000015767) will serve in a subconsultant role to provide as-needed Construction Manager services. Kleinfelder, Inc. (DIR No. 1000001733) will serve in a subconsultant role to provide as-needed materials testing and special inspection services.

• Receipt of Addenda: We acknowledge receipt of all addenda issued for RFP No. 19-016CA

• Contact Person During the Proposal Evaluation Period: Name: Hassan Mustafa Title: Project Manager Address: 2280 Market Street, Suite 300, Riverside, CA 92501 Phone: 619-892-4140 (mobile) Email: [email protected]

• Proposal Period: KCS’ proposal will remain valid for a period of not less than 90 days from the date of submittal.

• Signature of Person Authorized to Bind the Firm: KCS’ Vice President, Marc McIntyre, PE, is authorized to bind the firm and has provided his signature below. Marc may also be contacted during the proposal evaluation period by mail at 2280 Market Street, Suite 300, Riverside, CA 92501, by phone at 858-705-2119, and by email at [email protected].

We want to continue to serve the City of Corona! Our commitment to the City is more than a contractual obligation; it is a personal commitment from our team to provide high quality work in a consistent and responsive atmosphere. We are proud of the successful relationship we have developed with the City over the years and look forward to continuing the development of our relationship through this contract. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at any time. We appreciate the opportunity to be of service and look forward to hearing from you.

Sincerely,

MarcMaarc McIntyre,McIntyre PEPE Vice President QUALIFICATIONS, RELATED EXPERIENCE, AND REFERENCES QUALIFICATIONS, RELATED EXPERIENCE, AND REFERENCES

FIRM PROFILE Over the past 32 years, Kleinfelder Construction Services (KCS) has grown to become one of Southern California’s preeminent construction management and inspection firms, and a leader in the on-call construction Services market. Having worked directly with almost every local agency in Southern Califor- nia as either a prime or subconsultant, we are proud to have established a track record for successfully delivering quality projects that meet scheduling and budgetary demands. We have worked hard to build an uphold a reputation that evokes KCS AT A GLANCE images of excellence, innovation, and reliability, while main- Services Offered: KCS’ services include, but are not taining high levels of customer satisfaction and loyalty. limited to: Construction Management • Program Management • Our expert team has considerable experience managing large Project Management • Field Inspection: Roadway/Civil, Structures, as-needed contracts with numerous task orders for an array of Electrical, Landscape, SWPPP, Railroad/Track, Source, Safety • Utility public works projects from water/wastewater pipelines and fa- Coordination • CPM Scheduling/Review • Constructability cilities to major roadway resurfacing and rehabilitation, utility, Review • Office Engineering • Document Control • Claims landscape, heavy and light rail, bridge structures, building facil- Resolution • Contract Administration • Cost Estimating • ities, and everything in between. Our diverse experience in con- Value Engineering struction engineering and design means we are able to provide Year Founded: 1986 comprehensive services throughout the life of a project, from Form of Organization: Corporation—KCS is a wholly owned subsidiary initial planning to construction engineering, contract manage- of Kleinfelder, Inc., a California corporation ment, quality assurance inspection, and project closeout. Offices: KCS is headquartered in San Diego, CA with offices serving Most notably, KCS is proud to have supported the City of all of the US, Canada, and Australia. Work for this contract will be Corona Department of Water and Power (City) by providing performed out of our Riverside, CA office. construction management and inspection services as a prime Number of Employees: KCS = 72 (Parent Company, Kleinfelder West, consultant on some of your most recent and high-profile proj- Inc.= 1,800+) ects, including the $44M Foothill Parkway Westerly Extension FINANCIAL CONDITION project and the $30.7M Auto Center Drive Grade Separation project. This direct local experience has enabled us to establish KCS’ financial strength is derived from strict adherence to best practices, risk management, and regulatory compliance. good working relationships with City staff as well as provided the KCS team with an unrivaled understanding of the City—your ✓✓ Consulting revenues exceeding $16M every year policies, procedures, goals, and expectations. This insight and since 2006 with fully integrated cost accounting system experience will be a direct benefit to the City by eliminating the designed for the record-keeping, internal control, and accounting practice thresholds demanded at the DCAA Level typical “learning curve,” and allowing us to execute more quickly and efficiently on this project, saving both time and money. ✓✓ Adhere to regulatory compliance guidelines, including FAR (10CFR48Part 31) and AASHTO Uniform Audit and We take a proactive approach to providing construction ser- Accounting Guide, with strong track record on State and Federal audits, and voluntarily undergo annual CPA audits of vices, which combines experience and industry knowledge with our financial statements and indirect cost rate schedules an emphasis on problem solving and claims avoidance. Our primary goal is always to understand the project’s objectives, ✓✓ Employ strong risk management practices including contract represent the interest of the owner throughout the project, and review, EEO compliance, driver training, safety meetings, sexual harassment training, and professional liability risk to support achievement of the project’s schedule and budget- reduction seminars; and maintain insurance policies with ary goals, all while maintaining the highest possible quality. admitted carriers at or above our contractual obligations On December 31, 2012, Simon Wong Engineering (herein re- ✓✓ KCS has no bankruptcy, pending litigations, planned office closures, impending mergers, or other conditions that ferred to as KCS) became a wholly owned subsidiary of Klein- would impede our ability to complete the project. felder, Inc. While still operating under our separate business and tax identity, becoming a subsidiary of Kleinfelder has added considerable strength to our team by providing a broader pool of technical talent, significant additional financial resourc- resources; while at the same time, maintain the same locally es, and more robust business systems and policies. This part- based leadership, support, and small-firm attention to detail nership allows KCS to offer our clients an even greater depth of that you have come to expect and appreciate from our team.

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FIRM EXPERIENCE KCS is a leader in managing and performing on-call construc- KLF-CS Prime As-needed Construction Management tion management and inspection services similar in size and and Inspection Contract Experience scope to those required by the City through this new as-needed Client Contract Duration Contract Task Expenditures contract. From design development through project closeout, Value Orders KCS is there as part of an integrated team, providing cost effec- 600-400 2004-2008 $3,200,000 31 $3,000,000 tive and functional solutions. We take pride in being proactive 600-401 2008-2010 $1,800,000 10 $1,700,000 City of 600-402 2012-2016 $2,400,000 6 $885,690 problem solvers who inspect the work at the earliest stage Carlsbad possible to catch and resolve problems before they affect the 600-404 2016-2019 $800,000 12 $613,954 cost or project schedule. 600-405 2017-2019 $300,000 2 $140,644 City of 600-920 2017-2019 $5,000,000 3 $61,966 We teach our team “leadership at every level.” This means Encinitas that no matter the position or task, our staff members take 507348 2005-2010 $500,000 13 $500,000 ownership of their jobs and make themselves invaluable to our 515474 2006-2010 $750,000 15 $727,000 clients. Our engineers and inspectors will know the contract 522453 2010-2012 $3,000,000 18 $2,362,000 documents and enforce them. We will identify problems early, County of 436577 2011-2014 $3,000,000 11 $227,000 provide solutions, and make timely decisions. We will manage San Diego 539122 2011-2014 $3,000,000 3 $184,000 the schedule and work closely with the Contractor to overcome 550176 2014-2018 $3,000,000 31 $1,926,741 challenges and keep the project on track. This philosophy is 549509 2015-2020 $5,000,000 19 $732,359 how we ensure successful projects and satisfied clients. 559277 2018-2023 $5,000,000 8 $174,938 SDCWA 600-705 2014-2019 $4,000,000 17 $3,224,288 As demonstrated by our table of prime on-call contracts, and 5001073 2009-2016 $35,000,000 44 $34,233,451 the example experience included in this section, KCS is well SANDAG equipped to assist the City with the full gamut of construction 5007804 2016-2021 $60,000,000 14 $11,870,972 management services required for any task order under this 11A0669 2002-2004 $2,300,000 12 $2,251,000 contract. We are experts at managing and staffing on-call con- 11A01098 2005-2008 $15,000,000 8 $13,384,000 tracts with multiple task orders and various project needs. In 11A1529 2007-2012 $21,490,000 12 $20,948,000 Caltrans just the past four years, our team has serviced over 200 projects 11A2026 2012-2016 $23,920,000 23 $18,867,304 District 11 for nearly 30 clients. This extensive experience has proven our 11A2364 2016-2019 $17,772,397 11 $12,462,131 ability to manage multidimensional teams, anticipate chal- 11A2365 2016-2019 $4,727,623 10 $2,081,235 lenges, coordinate with stakeholders, and develop innovative 11A2466 2017-2020 $17,797,504 11 $4,144,084 solutions to promote effective actions. 600-200 2000-2005 $750,000 20 $750,000 NCTD 600-210 2001-2006 $617,000 6 $617,000 KCS is proud of the work we have accomplished and of the successful working relationships we have forged with clients like 601-209 2016-2019 $500,000 1 $10,572 the City of Corona, the City and County of Riverside, Riverside RCTC 17-33-121-00 2018-2020 $7,500,000 1 $37,343 County Transportation Commission (RCTC), Riverside County TOTALS TO DATE: $248,124,524 372 $138,117,672 Transportation Department (RCTD), the City and County of San Bernardino, San Bernardino County Transpiration Agency (SBC- TA), and many others. Our clients will give you many reasons “[KCS] has done an outstanding job providing why KCS remains their “go-to” construction management and inspection firm; all good reasons, all reasons we are proud of, District 11 with qualified staff whenever we need to and all of which result from a few core principles we employ in augment ours. They ensure that the staff provided everything we do: is held to the highest level of professionalism ✓✓ KCS develops and maintains an impeccable at all times. [KCS’] project management knows record of performance with our clients. what we expect and they deliver; from their ✓✓ KCS develops and maintains relationships with other accounting systems that ensure accurate and local agencies that aid permitting and coordination. detailed invoicing and reporting to their working ✓✓ KCS keeps informed with the local contractors knowledge of district policies and timely conflict and the construction environment. resolution. [KCS] is a valuable asset to the district ✓✓ KCS provides a service-oriented approach that ensures our client’s complete satisfaction. and has met or exceeded all of my expectations.” —Mark Parra, Caltrans District 11 Contract Manager ✓✓ KCS maintains our promise that our personnel will arrive on the project ready to work, with no learning curve required.

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CITY OF CORONA FOOTHILL PARKWAY WESTERLY EXTENSION

KCS served as the prime consultant providing Construction Management, In- Firm Role: Prime - Construction Management and spection, and Public Outreach for the City of Corona’s $40.4M Foothill Parkway Inspection Westerly Extension project, one of the largest and highest profile projects in the Dates: 2013-2016 City’s history. The project included construction of a new four-lane roadway Relevant Highights: with a raised median, bike lanes, sidewalks, and landscaping; a new signalized ✓✓ City of Corona construction intersection; installation of 12,000 feet of waterlines; expansion of the Mabey standards and procedures Detention Basin; 1,000 feet of storm drain improvements; fiber optic connectiv- ✓✓ Multi-year Construction Management ity; 9,000 feet of multi-purpose trails; a parking lot for trailhead access; and two and Inspection Services bridges spanning the Metropolitan Water District trunk line. ✓✓ Encompassed multiple project elements, The completed project provides an alternate east-west route through the City of including: potable and recycled Corona, offering improved mobility and reduced congestion for the City’s resi- water pipeline, roadway, bridges, dents. It offers many additional enhancements including bike paths, multi-pur- drainage facilities, ADA facilities pose trails, and hiking trails, along with parking lots and street parking for ✓✓ Extensive utility coordination access to enjoy these enhancements. Additional features included two new sig- ✓✓ Multiple agency coordination, including: City nalized intersections, upgrades to an existing intersection, and new utilities in- of Corona, Riverside County Flood Control cluding new waterlines (potable and recycled), electrical, and drainage systems. & Water Conservation District (RCFC&WCD), Metropolitan Water District (MWD), and KCS’ Construction Management team provided project management, resident Division of Safety of Dams (DSOD) engineering, structures inspection, office engineering, utilities coordination, Staff Participation: SWPPP support including daily documentation and weekly inspections, CPM •• Hassan Mustafa, PE, QSD (Project Manager/ Schedule reviews, document controls, and coordination with the City’s mate- Resident Engineer) rials testing and surveying consultants. Throughout the project, KCS worked •• Marc McIntyre, PE (Principal-in-Charge) closely with the City’s Public Works Department, the Department of Water and •• Colby Cushing, PE (Assistant Structures Power, Riverside County Flood Control and Water Conservation District, and Representative) •• Roger Morris(Lead Inspector) other key stakeholders. These positive and cooperative working-relationships •• Del Harman (Assistant Resident Engineer) allowed for more efficient and effective performance and were invaluable to •• Frank Sostrom (Civil Inspector) the successful delivery of the project. KCS successfully delivered this project •• Mark Plotnikiewicz, PE, QSD (Schedule with no claims while saving the City of Corona over $1M in construction costs Engineer) through negotiations with the Contractor. •• Bart Switzer, QSD (SWPPP Coordinator) The Foothill Parkway Westerly Extension Project was awarded the ASCE Roadway and Highway Improvement Project of the Year 2016/2017 (San Bernardino/ Riverside Branch).

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CITY OF CORONA AUTO CENTER DRIVE GRADE SEPARATION

KCS was the prime consultant providing Construction Management, Inspection, Firm Role: Prime - Construction Management and and Public Relations services for the City of Corona’s high-priority Auto Center Inspection, Public Relations Drive Grade Separation project, which added a new grade separation where Dates: 2013-2016 there was formerly an at-grade crossing of Auto Center Drive with the Burlington Relevant Highights: Northern and Santa Fe (BNSF) Railway. ✓✓ City of Corona construction Located in an environmentally sensitive area within the right-of-way of Prado standards and procedures Dam and the flood plain of the Santa Ana River, the project included construc- ✓✓ Multi-year Construction Management tion of a new four-lane overcrossing at Auto Center Drive over the BNSF Railway and Inspection Services tracks and elevating Auto Center Drive to connect with the new structure using ✓✓ Encompassed multiple project elements, mechanically stabilized earth (MSE) and retaining walls. Additional construction including: sewer and reclaimed water lines, elements included jack and bore of sewer and reclaimed water lines under the street improvements, railroad coordination, railroad tracks; railroad coordination; extensive utility relocations and con- traffic control, electrical/signals inspection struction of new utilities; improvements to businesses, streetlights, and traffic ✓✓ Extensive utility relocations and coordination signals; a variety of street improvements; and improvements to West Corona ✓✓ Multiple agency coordination Metro Station. Staff Participation: •• Marc McIntyre, PE (Principal-in-Charge) KCS’ construction management services included pre-construction design re- •• Colby Cushing, PE (Structures Inspector) view for constructability and potential issues, construction bid support, project •• Roger Morris(Lead Inspector) administration, and construction coordination with agencies, city departments, •• Del Harman (Assistant Resident Engineer) and stakeholders. Additionally, construction inspection was provided for the •• Frank Sostrom (Lead Civil/Structures Inspector) bridge, MSE walls, roadway, electrical, and utilities. Project support was provid- •• Steve Wagoner (Civil/Structures Inspector) ed to the City of Corona with project scheduling, contract change orders, and •• Mark Plotnikiewicz, PE, QSD (Schedule potential claims resolution. Mandatory railroad and construction safety require- Engineer) ments were enforced and the project closeout documents were provided to the City. This highly complex project included many challenges including existing industrial and commercial development, sensitive biological resources, regional flood protection facilities, a regional electric transmission facility, and complex right of way requirements, as well as community and local business concerns. The team worked to ensure the busy Auto Center Drive remained open to the traveling public, train services were uninterrupted, and impacts to surrounding businesses and communities were mini- mized throughout the life of the project. KLF-CS’ innovative and proactive construction management efforts and extensive public outreach program that engaged the community, addressed concerns, and provided valuable project news and information contributed to a savings of $1.3M for the City of Corona and reduced the contract time by two months. The Auto Center Drive Grade Separation project is directly benefiting the community with a safer and faster commute while allowing for future growth and expansion in the area. The Auto Center Drive Grade Separation project was awarded the 2017 CMAA Southern California Project Achievement Award (Transportation/Grade Separation $11-$50M), the 2017 ACEC California Honor Award – Special Projects: Program and Construction Management, and the 2017 ACEC National Honor Award – Special Projects: Program and Construction Management.

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CITY OF CARLSBAD ON-CALL CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT AND INSPECTION

KCS has provided the City of Carlsbad with Public Works Inspection and Con- Firm Role: Prime - Construction Management and struction Management services for their Capital Improvement Program and Inspection private developments within the City on an ongoing basis since signing our Dates: 1998-Ongoing first contract in 1998. As a prime consultant, we serve the City’s Construction Relevant Highights: Management and Engineering Inspection Department by providing as-needed ✓✓ 20 years providing as-needed construction construction management and inspection services, as well as schedule reviews management and inspection services, as well as and other specialty services at the City’s request. schedule reviews and other specialty services KCS has provided seamless staff augmentation to the City on over 100 projects ✓✓ Provide both Project Management and throughout the City. The projects have included skate and recreation parks Staff Augmentation for a wide range of including historic restorations, new roads and roadway widenings, city-wide projects: drainage construction, water and reclaimed water pipeline construction, slurry seal programs, bridges, traffic signals, drainage construction, water and sanitary sewer construction, pump reclaimed water pipelines, sanitary sewer construction, pump stations, and stations, roadway rehabilitation, citywide large residential development projects. During these periods of peak workload, paving programs, bridges, traffic signals, KCS’ Senior Inspectors have been responsible for a variety of tasks from quality skate and recreation parks, and large assurance inspection to contract administration and construction manage- residential development projects ment assistance. Staff Participation: Additionally, we have provided Resident Engineers and Inspectors for numerous •• Marc McIntyre, PE (Principal-in-Charge) •• Rich Fitterer, PE, QSD (Task Order Manager) Capital Improvement Program (CIP) projects where the size, construction value, •• Michalle Beringhaus (Project Controls/Contract and funding sources warranted this level of effort. KCS’ Resident Engineers take Administrator) on the role of Project Lead in working with the Contractors and administering •• Frank Sostrom (Assistant Resident Engineer/ the contract, perform construction field engineering, and coordinate with the Inspector) City, Contractor, various consultants, outside agencies, the public, and other •• Tim Loveridge (Senior Construction Inspector) project stakeholders. Our work on the City’s CIP projects has included the 2013 •• Shawn Stewart (Senior Inspector) and 2014 Pavement Overlay and Slurry Seal Projects, El Camino Real Widening, •• Mark Plotnikiewicz, PE, QSD (Project Manager/ Cannon Road West and Macario Canyon Bridges, Poinsettia Lane Widening over Resident Engineer/Scheduler) the SDNRR, Carlsbad Boulevard Overhead Retrofit, La Costa Avenue Traffic Sig- •• Bart Switzer, QSD (Landscape/SWPPP Inspector) nals, and Rancho and Santa Fe Road Realignment Phase II, just to name a few. More of our poject experience includes:

Water and Sewer Projects: Roadway and Bridge Projects: • Cannon Road Sewer Force Main • 2013, 2014, 2017 Annual Pavement • Palomar Airport Road Widening Installment Overlay and Slurry Seal Projects • Poinsettia Overhead Lane Widening • Carlsbad Industrial Park Pipeline • Barrio ADA Ramp Improvements Phase 2 • Rancho Santa Fe Road Realignment • Carlsbad Water Recycling Facility Reach 2 • Cannon Road West and the Macario Project, Phase II • Davis Avenue Waterline Replacement Canyon Bridges • Trails Roadway Crossing Improvements • Carlsbad Boulevard Overhead Retrofit • Jefferson Street Water and Sewer Project Parks and Recreation Projects: • La Costa Resort & Spa Inspections (wet • Citywide Bridge Preventative • Carlsbad Skate Park Maintenance utilities, drainage, concrete flatwork and • Rancho Carrillo Park paving improvements) • Citywide Parking Lot Assessment • Split Pavilion Park • Paseo del Norte Recycled Water Line • El Camino Real Widening • Hidden Canyon Community Park • Poinsettia 78-inch Storm Drain Project • El Camino Real/Orion Street • Leo Carrillo Historical Park • Poinsettia Lane Reach C Improvements Improvements • Recycled Water Phase III Pipeline • Las Encinas Creek Bridge Replacement Expansion, Segment 9 • McClellan-Palomar Airport Apron Repair

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COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO AS-NEEDED CONSTRUCTION INSPECTION SERVICES

KCS is currently serving as the prime construction management consultant to Firm Role: Prime - Construction Management and the County of San Diego on our seventh and eighth consecutive on-call con- Inspection tracts for as-needed construction management, inspection, constructability Dates: 1998-Ongoing review, contract administration, estimating, and scheduling services. We have Relevant Highights: provided services on nearly 100 task order assignments and continue to provide ✓✓ Full scope as-needed construction management quality Resident Engineers, Structural Representatives, and Project Inspectors and inspection services, as well as schedule for both short- and long-term assignments on short notice and as project de- reviews and other specialty services mands vary. ✓✓ Provide both Project Management and Staff Project assignments have included Resident Engineer and Inspection services Augmentation for a wide range of projects on the Annual Replacement of Guardrail End Sections and Installation of New storm drainage and pump station projects Guardrails (FY 2011/2012) at numerous locations throughout the county, the to annual roadway resurfacing, roadway Central Avenue Flood Control Improvement project, the Woodside Avenue widenings, intersection improvements, traffic signal upgrades, and bridge replacements Water Quality Basin project, inspection services for the second phase of Mission Road Widening from Rocky Crest Road to Main Street, and inspection services Staff Participation: •• Hassan Mustafa, PE, QSD (Resident Engineer) for various chip seal and culvert replacement projects throughout the County. •• Marc McIntyre, PE (Principal-in-Charge) Additionally, KCS has provided construction inspection personnel on the Annual •• Rich Fitterer, PE, QSD (Task Order Manager) Slurry Seal Resurfacing on Various County Roads projects, and was recently •• Michalle Beringhaus (Project Controls/Contract selected to provide inspection services for the Annual AC Overlay Resurfacing Administrator) project. Our personnel have also provided landscape inspection and design as- •• Roger Morris (Resident Engineer/Inspector) sistance projects such as the San Marcos Landfill Revegetation project. Our field •• Jim Urbina, QSP (Assistant Resident Engineer) staff provided contract administration services including developing monthly •• Danny Lima (Resident Engineer) progress payments to the contractor, submittal review including falsework and •• Frank Sostrom (Assistant Resident Engineer/ shoring analysis, change order negotiation, schedule review, and claims avoid- Inspector) ance and negotiation. •• Tim Loveridge (Civil Inspector) •• Brian Risher, QSP, CWI (Construction Inspector) KCS continues to assist the County with quality project delivery services, provid- •• Ben Godfrey, QSP (Resident Engineer/Inspector) ing constructability reviews, project estimate calculations for project budgeting, •• Ben Godfrey, QSP (Resident Engineer/Inspector) and CPM Scheduling services to verify working days and incentive clauses for •• Shawn Stewart (Senior Inspector) numerous County projects. KCS was responsible for developing independent •• Mark Plotnikiewicz, PE, QSD (Project Manager/ checks of the Engineer’s Estimate for roadway improvement projects including Resident Engineer/Scheduler) Wildcat Canyon Road Passing Lane Improvements, Los Coches Road Improve- •• Bart Switzer, QSD (Landscape/SWPPP Inspector) ments, Phase II and Valley Center Road, Phase II. KCS performed review of Plans and Specifications and used County Bid Histories, Caltrans Cost Books, local project costs, and engineering judgment to develop unit prices. The estimates were delivered on time and under budget. Our Projects Have Included: • 10th and H Street Traffic Signal and • Collier Way Bridge Replacement • Mission Road Improvements, Phases 1 Interconnect System • Countywide ADA Curb Ramp Compliance and 2 • 2016-17 JOC Culvert Rehabilitation JOC • Old Hwy 395 and Buena Creek Road Project (North) • Countywide Guardrail Maintenance Asphalt Resurfacing • AC Overlay and Slurry Seal Resurfacing Program • Poggi Creek Pedestrian Bridge Program (FY 2014-15, 2015-16, and • Dehesa Road AC Resurfacing JOC • Sweetwater Road Sound Berm 2016-17) • Del Dios Highway Drainage Landscaping • Alpine Boulevard Streetscape • Fallbrook Street at Stage Coach Lane • Valley Center Road Bridge Replacement Improvement Signal Project • Valley Center Road Heritage Trail and • Buckman Springs/Oak Drive Intersection • Jamacha Boulevard Pump Station Landscaping Improvements • Lilac Fire Erosion Control and SWPPP • Viejas Boulevard Bridge Replacement • Central Avenue Flood Control Support Improvements

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SAN DIEGO COUNTY WATER AUTHORITY ON-CALL CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT

KCS has been providing services to San Diego County Water Authority (SDCWA) Firm Role: Prime/Sub - Construction Management as both a prime and subconsultant since 1996, and is currently serving as the and Inspection Prime Consultant for SDCWA’s $4M as-needed construction management con- Dates: 1996-Ongoing tract. Our work for SDCWA has included a variety of projects from water/waste- Relevant Highights: water pipelines to pump stations, reservoirs, water conveyance structures, and ✓✓ As-needed construction management and maintenance roads. Projects under this contract have included: inspection services for wide-variety of water Miramar Pump Station Rehabilitation related task orders including pump stations, large diameter pipelines, dams, reservoirs, water KCS provided as-needed staff augmentation Construction Management services for conveyance structures, and maintenance roads this $4.3M pump station rehabilitation project, which included the replacement of all Staff Participation: mechanical, electrical and instrumentation equipment within the pump station for the •• Marc McIntyre, PE (Principal-in-Charge) three existing pipe trains, and the addition of a flow control facility that can be utilized •• Rich Fitterer, PE, QSD (Task Order Manager) to feed water back to the City-owned Miramar Water Treatment Plant, if needed. Facility •• Michalle Beringhaus (Project Controls/Contract improvements included structural retrofit and repair work, as well as general site civil im- Administrator) provements. In addition, a corrosion protection system was installed consisting of flange •• Jim Dermody, PE (Assistant Resident Engineer) isolators for the new piping, sacrificial anodes, and a cathodic protection test station for •• Randy Lewis, CWI (Adhesive Anchor Inspector/ existing pipe that was not replaced. Special Inspector) • Derick London, QSP (Construction Inspector) KCS provided a variety of as-needed services including resident engineering, field • •• Colby Cushing, PE, QSD (Resident Engineer) inspection, materials testing, and document controls. Task included reviewing sub- •• Steve Wagoner (Construction Inspector) mittals and RFIs, coordinating in-plant inspection of mechanical and electrical equip- •• Frank Sostrom (Construction Inspector) ment items that were in fabrication, chairing weekly construction progress meetings, •• Mark Plotnikiewicz, PE, QSD (Scheduler) providing field inspection as-needed, and coordinating with SDCWA’s Operations and Maintenance Department. San Vicente Pipeline KCS provided construction management and inspection as a subconsultant for the $342M San Vicente Pipeline Project that connects the San Vicente Reservoir to SDCWA’s Aqueduct II. The 11-mile project was built in a 12-foot-diameter hard-rock tunnel at depths from 50 to 550 feet underground. Construction of the tunnel was performed using a combination of Tunnel Boring Machine (TBM), drill and blast, and open face digger shield methods. Once the tunnel was complete, 50-foot sections of 102-inch-diameter steel pipeline were lowered into the tunnel at two access points and moved into position (often over several miles). Once in place, the pipeline exterior was encased in grout for stabilization and the interior was lined with concrete for corrosion protection. KCS provided quality assurance inspection of the tunnel and pipeline construction including inspection of tunnel shaft excavation and tunnel excavation advancement, precast tunnel support segment installation, tunnel annulus grouting, and 8.5-foot-diameter welded steel casing pipe installation. Additional services included SWPPP best management practices (BMP) inspection, scheduling, and claims support. Nob Hill Pipeline Improvements KCS provided inspection, administrative assistance, document control, and related services in support of this $9.9M pipeline project to replace two segments, approximately 800 linear feet, of existing pipelines with a single pipeline set at a lower elevation in the Nob Hill area of Scripps Ranch. The new pipeline allows for more efficient operation and maintenance of the aqueduct system and helps prevent the uncontrolled re- lease of water in the area. The project also included construction of a new 1,600-foot-long permanent access road for SDCWA staff and construction traffic to access regional water facilities. The project involved installing the 96-inch-diameter replacement pipeline in a 600-foot-long tunnel located beneath the existing pipeline to be removed. The tunneling method required the use of controlled blasting, drilling, and excavation due to the rock hardness in the area. KCS staff provided inspection of the drill and shoot excavation processes for tunnel advancement, seismic monitoring of blasting operations, the installation of rib and lag tunnel support systems, the installation of 800-linear-feet of welded eight-foot diameter steel casing pipe, and the grout injection of the tunnel annulus.

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SUBCONSULTANT TEAM We truly believe it is the people who ultimately make a project successful. This is why we not only carefully choose each individual we employ, but each and every person we propose to our clients. KCS is proud to offer the City outstanding subconsultant firms who are not only some of the best in the region—they are also ready, available, and excited to begin working on your capital improvement projects.

KCS has had the privilege of working with our subconsultant team members on a variety of public works projects. This shared experience provides a high level of previously established camaraderie, respect, and mutual trust among team members. Our team’s strong relationships will benefit the City by providing a higher level of quality and teamwork, resulting in a more efficient and cost-effective project delivery. SUBCONSULTANT FIRM CONTACT PROJECT FUNCTION Kleinfelder, Inc. (Parent Company) Mike Dorsch, P: 909-657-1721 Materials Testing and Special 620 S. Magnolia Avenue, Building G, Ontario, CA 91762 [email protected] Inspection Services

Working Together: KCS and our Parent Company, Kleinfelder, have an extensive history working together, including, but not limited these recent contracts: SBCTA I-10 Tippecanoe Avenue Interchange Phase 2, SANDAG On-call Construction Management and Inspection Services (Contracts 5001073, 5007804), Caltrans District 11 On-call Construction Management (Contracts 11A2026, 11A2364, 11A2365), SDCWA On- call Construction Management (Contract 0220.105) CA Wehsener Engineering, Inc. (DBE) Charles Wehsener, PE, P: 619-929-9529 Construction Management and 10453 Russell RoadLa Mesa, CA. 91941 [email protected] Electrical Inspection Working Together: KCS and CA Wehsener Engineering have an excellent history working together, especially through our on as-needed/on- call contracts, such as: SANDAG On-call Construction Management and Inspection Services (Contracts 5001073, 5007804), Caltrans District 11 On-call Construction Management (Contracts 11A2026, 11A2364, 11A2365)

REFERENCES KCS is proud of our work and the relationships we have developed with our clients throughout the years. We invite you to contact any of the following references to hear for yourself what it is like to work with the KCS team.

Name And Title: Rafael Martinez, Director of Transportation Agency: El Dorado County (formerly with the City of Corona), Address: 2850 Fairlane Court, Placerville, CA 95667 Phone: 951-956-0148 Email: [email protected] Reference Project: City of Corona Foothill Parkway Westerly Extension Name And Title: John Maashoff, Public Works Manager Agency: City of Carlsbad Address: 1635 Faraday Avenue, Carlsbad, CA 92008 Phone: 760-602-2780 x 7320 Email: [email protected] Reference Project: City of Carlsbad On-call Construction Management and Inspection Name And Title: Collins Solomon, LUEG Program Manager, Construction Engineering Agency: County of San Diego Address: 5500 Overland Avenue, San Diego, CA 92123 Phone: 858-357-5696 Email: [email protected] Reference Project: County Of San Diego As-Needed Construction Inspection Services Name And Title: Neena Kuzmich Agency: San Diego County Water Authority Address: 4677 Overland Avenue, San Diego, CA 92123 Phone: 858-522-6815 Email: [email protected] Reference Project: San Diego County Water Authority On-call Construction Management

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TEAM INTRODUCTION Kleinfelder Construction Services (KCS) is proud to propose an KCS’ expert cross-trained team ensures exceptionally qualified team for the City of Corona Department of the availability of qualified staff any Water and Power’s (City) As-needed Construction Management and Inspection Services contract. You can trust the KCS team to deliver time and for any project task throughout exceptional service with the confidence that all aspects of the City’s the contract’s multi-year duration and projects will be met by a multi-talented team who are not only benefits the City with time and cost- extremely technically qualified, but also very familiar with the local savings without sacrificing quality. needs of the area.

Our experience managing on-call and as-needed contracts has given us an extraordinary understanding of how to build and organize a team that can meet the staffing demands of any task order we are assigned. For this contract, we have purposely organized our team to provide a deep pool of resources with built in redundancy for each position to ensure we will always be able to find the right personnel for each assignment. KCS’ goal is to provide you with a choice of excellent individuals for each project task and to ensure availability for any additional project needs or unforeseen events. KCS’ expert cross-trained team ensures the availability of qualified staff any time and for any project task throughout the contract’s multi-year duration and benefits the City with time and cost-savings without sacrificing quality.

Excellence in Leadership and Project Management:

At the most basic level, our strategy for success is tied to providing a highly experienced Project Manager, backed by skilled and experienced key staff and supported by a cohesive and comprehensive team with proven capabilities and experience. With this in mind, we have selected Hassan Mustafa, PE, QSD to lead the KCS team as Project Manager/Construction Manager. Hassan brings over 28 years of industry experience, including most recently serving as KCS’ Project Manager for the City’s Foothill Parkway Westerly Extension project. He is a skilled manager with a focus on efficient staffing, contract administration, contract compliance, construction inspection, and problem resolution. Hassan knows the kind of person and skill-set it takes to successfully perform Construction Management and inspection for all types of public works projects, and will ensure the City gets the right person for each assignment.

Marc McIntyre, PE, will serve as our teams Principal-in-Charge and QA/QC Manager. Marc has 29 years of engineering and construction industry experience, including over ten years working directly for Caltrans Districts 7, 11 and 12. He has been involved in the management of all phases of construction for a variety of projects including drainage, sewer, and waterline installation, and utility installation/coordination. Marc has managed dozens of challenging projects throughout Southern California, and has seamlessly staffed these projects with qualified personnel that joined the project team with no learning curve. His extensive experience, knowledge of best practices, and focus on quality service will be an invaluable asset to our team and to the City.

We are excited about the group of local team members we have handpicked to support Encinitas on this contract. Based on their depth of experience on similar contracts, our team collaboratively has the expertise, innovation, and drive needed to deliver successful projects for the City. KCS’ management team will be supported by a robust team of engineers, inspectors, and technical staff.

Key Staff Commitments and Availability: Per the RFP, the following table identifies our proposed key personnel and the anticipated level of participation of the whole team (full resumes for all of our proposed staff are included on the following pages). We understand that key personnel will be available to the extent proposed for the duration of the project acknowledging that no person designated as “key” to the project shall be removed or replaced without the prior written concurrence of the City.

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LEVEL OF Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 STAFF NAME ROLE LOCATION PARTICIPATION 2019 2019 2020 2020 2020 2020 2021 2021 2021 2021 2022 2022 Hassan Mustafa, PE, QSD (KCS) Project Manager/Construction Manager Riverside, CA Primary 50% 50% 50% 50% 50% 50% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% Marc McIntyre, PE (KCS) Principal-in-Charge/QA-QC Manager Riverside, CA Primary 25% 25% 25% 25% 25% 25% 50% 50% 50% 50% 50% 50% Shawn Stewart (KCS) Civil Inspector Riverside, CA Primary 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% Roger Morris (KCS) Civil Inspector Riverside, CA Primary 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% Ben Godfrey, QSP (KCS) Civil Inspector Riverside, CA Primary 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% Jim Urbina, QSP (KCS) Civil Inspector Riverside, CA Primary 10% 10% 50% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% Tim Loveridge, QSP (KCS) Civil Inspector Riverside, CA Primary 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% Del Harman (KCS) Civil Inspector Riverside, CA Primary 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% Steve Wagoner (KCS) Civil Inspector Riverside, CA Primary 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% Derick London, QSP (KCS) Civil Inspector Riverside, CA Primary 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% Danny Lima (KCS) Civil Inspector/Water-Wastewater Riverside, CA Primary 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% Inspector Don Brown (KCS) Civil Inspector/Structures Inspector Riverside, CA Primary 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% Anthony Nixon (KCS) Civil Inspector/Structures Inspector Riverside, CA Primary 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% Frank Sostrom (KCS) Structures Inspector/Civil Inspector/ Riverside, CA Primary 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% Water-Wastewater Inspector Colby Cushing, PE, QSD (KCS) Structures Inspector/Water-Wastewater Riverside, CA Primary 50% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% Inspector Dave Zanoni, PE, QSD (KCS) Structures Inspector Riverside, CA Primary 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 50% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% Jim Dermody, PE (KCS) Structures Inspector Riverside, CA Primary 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% Bart Switzer, QSD (KCS) Landscape/SWPPP Inspector Riverside, CA Primary 75% 75% 75% 75% 75% 75% 75% 75% 100% 100% 100% 100% Monica Bockman (KCS) Landscape Inspector Riverside, CA Primary 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% Brian Risher, QSP, CWI (KCS) Special Inspector/Civil Inspector Riverside, CA Primary 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% Randy Lewis, CWI (KCS) Special Inspector Riverside, CA Primary 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% Jeffery Diaz (KLF) Laboratory Technician Riverside, CA Primary 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% Tim Slegers, PE (KLF) Materials Engineer Riverside, CA Primary 75% 75% 75% 75% 75% 75% 75% 75% 75% 75% 75% 75% Mike Magana (KLF) Materials Tester Riverside, CA Supportive 25% 25% 25% 25% 25% 25% 25% 25% 25% 75% 100% 100% Juan LeRoy (KLF) Materials Tester Riverside, CA Supportive 50% 50% 50% 50% 50% 50% 50% 50% 50% 50% 50% 50% Michael Carmen, CWI (KLF) Source Inspector Riverside, CA Supportive 40% 40% 40% 40% 65% 65% 65% 65% 75% 75% 75% 75% Vartan Deirdeirian (KLF) Special Inspector Riverside, CA Supportive 75% 75% 75% 75% 75% 50% 50% 50% 50% 50% 50% 50% Gary Elliott (KCS) Electrical Inspector Riverside, CA Primary 75% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% Thomas Wehsener (CAWE) Electrical Inspector San Diego, CA Primary 40% 40% 40% 40% 40% 40% 40% 40% 40% 40% 100% 100% Gary Walton (CAWE) Electrical Inspector San Diego, CA Primary 60% 60% 60% 60% 60% 60% 60% 60% 60% 60% 100% 100% Gary Cutuli (CAWE) Electrical Inspector San Diego, CA Primary 50% 50% 50% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% Westley Mills (CAWE) Electrical Inspector San Diego, CA Primary 25% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100%

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Principal-in-Charge/QA-QC Manager Marc McIntyre, PE (KCS)

Project Manager/Construction Manager Hassan Mustafa, PE, QSD (KCS)

Civil Inspectors Structural Inspectors Electrical Inspectors Materials Testers/Inspectors

Colby Cushing, PE, QSD (KCS) Colby Cushing, PE, QSD (KCS) Gary Elliott (KCS) Jeffery Diaz (KLF) Shawn Stewart (KCS) Don Brown (KCS) Thomas Wehsener (CAWE) Tim Slegers, PE (KLF) Roger Morris (KCS) Anthony Nixon (KCS) Gary Walton (CAWE) Mike Magana (KLF) Ben Godfrey, QSP (KCS) Frank Sostrom (KCS) Gary Cutuli (CAWE) Juan LeRoy (KLF) Jim Urbina, QSP (KCS) Colby Cushing, PE, QSD (KCS) Westley Mills (CAWE) Tim Loveridge, QSP (KCS) Dave Zanoni, PE, QSD (KCS) Special Inspectors Del Harman (KCS) Jim Dermody, PE (KCS) Water/Wastewater Inspectors Steve Wagoner (KCS) Brian Rischer, QSP, CWI (KCS) Derick London, QSP (KCS) Colby Cushing, PE, QSD (KCS) Randy Lewis, CWI (KCS) Landscape Inspectors Danny Lima (KCS) Frank Sostrom (KCS) Michael Carmen, CWI (KLF) Don Brown (KCS) Bart Switzer, QSD (KCS) Danny Lima (KCS) Vartan Deirdeirian (KLF) Anthony Nixon (KCS) Monica Bockman (KCS) Frank Sostrom (KCS) Brian Risher, QSP, CWI (KCS)

= Key Team Member

Bold = DBE Firm

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KEY TEAM RESUMES Hassan Mustafa, PE, QSD (KCS) Hassan Mustafa has 28 years of construction experience, including 17 years as Project Manager/ a Resident Engineer and Field Engineer for Caltrans District 11, where he was Construction Manager an integral part of a wide range of highway projects. As a Resident Engineer for Caltrans, he successfully completed all of his projects within budget, on time, with B.S., Civil Engineering high quality, and without any construction claims. His experience also includes Civil Engineer in California, No. 53489 five years as a Project Manager for paving contractor, Pave Tech, during which Qualified SWPPP Developer, No. 53489 time he was the sole Project Manager on over $200M in construction contracts Construction Quality Control Management and the single point of contact on over 100 individual construction projects Certificate including roadway, runway, taxiway, and parking lot reconstructions. Hassan is CAL/OSHA 10-Hour Construction Safety and a proven and skilled manager with a focus on client service, efficient staffing, Health Training contract administration, contract compliance, and problem resolution. Under his leadership, our team will work hard for the City, diligently guard your resources, and work as a unified team to deliver this project to the highest quality, on time, and under budget. Project Experience Highlights: City of Corona Foothill Parkway Westerly Extension (Corona, CA) Mr. Mustafa served as Resident Engineer for this $45M high-profile project to extend Foothill Parkway in the City of Corona, California. The project included construction of two new miles of Foothill Parkway from Trudy Way to Paseo Grande at Green River Road. Additional project elements included construction of approximately two miles of new road; construction of a new four-lane roadway with curb, gutter, a raised median, a multipurpose trail, sidewalks, and landscaping; 3-million cubic yards of earthwork; 1,000 feet of storm drain improvements; 12,000 feet of waterlines; and a new bridge that spans over an existing 108- inch Municipal Water District feeder line. Mr. Mustafa’s responsibilities included supervising a team of engineers, field inspectors, and administrative staff responsible for the inspection and administration of this complex project. Additionally, he chaired weekly meetings, wrote daily reports, analyzed and negotiated changes to the contract, and oversaw surveying and materials testing consultants. County of San Diego On-call Construction Management Services, DeLuz Road Improvement Project (San Diego County, CA) Mr. Mustafa served as Resident Engineer for this $1M roadway improvement project, which was partially funded by the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA). The project included the reconstruction of approximately 650 feet of DeLuz Road in the unincorporated community of Pendleton-DeLuz in San Diego County, California. Improvements consisted of a new roadway, dike, asphalt spillway, traffic striping, fencing, embankment, and rock slope protection. Mr. Mustafa’s duties included supervising a senior inspector, negotiating and generating contract change orders (CCO), writing daily Resident Engineer reports, and generating monthly pay estimates. Mr. Mustafa also handled all coordination and communication with various stakeholders including Camp Pendleton as well as the public. County of San Diego On-call Construction Management Services, 10th and H Street Traffic Signal and Interconnect System Improvement Project (Ramona, CA) Mr. Mustafa served as the Resident Engineer/Field Inspector on this $700K federally funded traffic signal and interconnect system project. This County of San Diego project included construction of a new traffic signal at the heavily-traveled intersection of 10th and H Streets, and interconnected four signals along 10th Street/San Vicente Road. Mr. Mustafa was responsible for inspecting daily field work to ensure compliance with the contract plans and specifications, negotiating and generating contract change orders (CCO), coordinating materials testing work, and generating monthly quantities including generating the monthly pay estimate. Mr. Mustafa wrote all daily field inspection reports for this project, and handled communication with all stakeholders including the Ramona Municipal Water District and the public. County of San Diego On-call Construction Management Services, Alpine Boulevard Improvement Project (Alpine, CA) Mr. Mustafa served as Assistant Resident Engineer for this high priority, high profile County of San Diego project in Alpine, California. This $1.5M project consisted of cold planing existing pavement and placing 1.5 miles of rubberized asphalt pavement. Responsible for oversight and inspection of the Contractor’s field operations, Mr. Mustafa’s tasks included confirming the Contractor performed all work according to the contract plans and specifications, writing daily reports, and generating monthly quantities including generating the monthly pay estimate. MTS/SANDAG Orange Line Courthouse Station (San Diego, CA) Mr. Mustafa served as the Resident Engineer for the $6.8M Orange Line Courthouse Station project in San Diego, California. The project included the construction of a new trolley station in downtown San Diego on C Street between Columbia Street and 1st Avenue, and relocation of the Orange Line terminus from the Santa Fe Depot to the new station. The new station provides direct access to the new 22-story courthouse building, helps to relieve congestion at the Santa Fe Depot station, and improves overall

Kleinfelder Construction Services Proposal | RFP No.19-016CA On-call Engineering and Professional Services Contracts • O. Construction Inspection Services Page 12 PROPOSED STAFFING AND PROJECT ORGANIZATION service to the downtown area. As Resident Engineer, Mr. Mustafa was responsible for all facets of construction management for the project including writing daily reports, generating and negotiating change orders, reviewing and commenting on submittals and RFIs, supervising multiple inspectors, coordinating with all stakeholders, generating Contractor payments, maintaining document control, and contract closeout. Caltrans District 11 I-5/I-805 Widening Project (San Diego, CA) Mr. Mustafa served as Caltrans District Highway Representative for this high profile project, which widened both I-5 and I-805 and its interchange. This $176 million project included construction of dual two-mile-long freeway/truck bypass lanes, high occupancy vehicle lanes, connections to SR-56, and expansion of the number of lanes, with the merge totaling 22 lanes at its widest. An average of 266,000 vehicles traverse the I-5/I-805 merge daily, making it the busiest interchange in San Diego County. These interchange modifications have helped to relieve the bottleneck of this critical transportation corridor. As a Caltrans Highway Representative, Mr. Mustafa supervised and trained up to 25 engineers, material testers, consultants, and administrative staff responsible for the inspection and administration of this complex project. He maintained several databases, wrote daily reports, and reviewed, analyzed, and negotiated contract change orders. Caltrans District 11 I-5 Freeway Rehabilitation Project (Oceanside, CA) Mr. Mustafa served as the Resident Engineer for Caltrans on this $12M freeway rehabilitation project. This project was the largest freeway concrete rehabilitation project of its time and included 176-lane-miles of rehabilitation. As Resident Engineer, Mr. Mustafa was responsible for oversight of field engineers, material testers, administrative staff, and the Contractor. His duties also included writing daily reports, estimating, negotiating, and administering all contract change orders, as well as communication with the Contractor. This project was completed on time, within budget, with high quality, and with no contractor claims. Caltrans District 11 SR-54 Rubberized Asphalt Concrete Overlay (San Diego, CA) Mr. Mustafa served as Resident Engineer for Caltrans on this $1M asphalt overlay and slurry seal project on SR-54 in San Diego County, California. Mr. Mustafa was responsible for oversight of field engineers, material testers, administrative staff, and the Contractor. His duties included writing daily reports, estimating, negotiating, and administering all contract change orders, as well as communication with the Contractor. He verified that the Contractor performed the work per the plans, specifications, and special provisions as well as ensuring the contract payments were accurate and timely. This project was completed with high quality, on time, within budget, and with no Contractor claims. Caltrans District 11 I-5 HOV Lanes (San Diego, CA) Mr. Mustafa served as a Lead Engineer/Assistant Resident Engineer for this project, which consisted of adding two miles of HOV lanes in both directions of I-5. In this role, he was responsible for inspecting and administering various items of work including asphalt/concrete paving, drainage, striping, traffic control, and SWPPP. Mr. Mustafa was instrumental in the application for and winning of the first and only Gold Partnering Award of 2001 from the Caltrans Excellence in Partnering Awards. Department of Defense Camp Pendleton ID/IQ Contract, Various Projects (Camp Pendleton, CA) Mr. Mustafa served as the Project Manager for this project consisting of hundreds of minor contracts ranging from $25K to $2M in value. He was responsible for all communications with the Owner, internal forces, subcontractors, vendors, inspectors, and material testers. Mr. Mustafa’s responsibilities included managing the budget, schedule, quality control, and all changes to the contract, as well as negotiating and writing all subcontracts, purchase orders, and daily reports. Department of Navy Naval Air Station North Island Reconstruction Project (Coronado, CA) Mr. Mustafa served as the Project Manager for the Contractor on this $7.5M Helicopter Airfield Reconstruction project. This project consisted of reconstruction of the main asphalt concrete runway and various helicopter taxiways and landing pads. Mr. Mustafa was responsible for all administrative, material, construction, and post construction submittals throughout the life of the contract. He was also responsible for negotiating and writing all subcontracts and purchase orders for all subcontractors, material suppliers, and vendors. Mr. Mustafa managed the budget, schedule, quality control, and all changes to the contract. Additional duties included all daily communications with the Owner and negotiations for all changes to the contract.

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KEY TEAM RESUMES Marc McIntyre, PE (KCS) Marc McIntyre has 30 years of engineering and construction industry experience, Principal-in-Charge including over 10 years working directly for Caltrans Districts 7, 12, and 11; and QA/QC Manager two years with a local contractor. He has over 18 years of experience managing on-call/as-needed contracts with large scale budgets, multidimensional teams, M.S., Civil Engineering and numerous task orders for a wide variety of projects including drainage, sewer, B.S., Civil Engineering and waterline installation; utility installation/coordination; bridge construction Civil Engineer in CA, No. 48444 and widenings; roadway rehabilitation, and heavy/light rail, facility, and staged freeway construction. Marc is a leader in the construction management industry and is a trusted resource among local agencies, such as Caltrans, RCTC, RCTD, OCTA, SBCTA, SANDAG, and NCTD when it comes to managing and providing quality control oversight for complex public works projects. He has a proven track record of claims avoidance, defense, and negotiation, managing complex and challenging schedule constraints, ensuring that projects comply with state and federal audit requirements, and working with owners and contractors to proactively identify potential issues, solutions, and cost/schedule savings. Marc has managed dozens of challenging projects throughout Southern California and has seamlessly staffed these projects with qualified personnel that joined the project team with no learning curve. As KCS’ Principal-in-Charge and QA/QC Manager, Marc’s experience will be a benefit to the City and to our team as he can weigh-in on issues or procedures at critical points of a project and provide guidance and quality assurance support. Project Experience Highlights: Caltrans District 11 I-8 Update, Continuously Reinforced Concrete Pavement Projects (Imperial County, CA) Mr. McIntyre served as Project Manager for the $417M Caltrans District 11 I-8 Update Continuous Reinforced Concrete Pavement (CRCP) Projects in Imperial County. Mr. McIntyre managed a team of KCS staff and 12 subconsultant firms providing Lead Assistant Resident Engineering, Field Inspection, Office Engineering, Project Administration, Field Materials Testing, Lab Testing, Plant Inspection, Field Surveying Staff Augmentation, and Project File Auditing. The KCS team played a critical role in identifying more efficient staging that resulted in the completion of segments almost one year ahead of schedule. In collaboration with the Contractor and Caltrans staff, the KCS team restaged the CRCP mainline work to utilize Evan Hewes Highway as a freeway detour, which reduced the amount of temporary paving that would have been used for building crossovers, and instead utilized it to rehabilitate Evan Hewes Highway to current freeway standards. The detour allowed a significant amount of concurrent work to be performed in a more efficient manner while maintaining improved traffic flow through the project. This enhancement involved extensive coordination with Caltrans departments including Design, Highway Operations, Traffic Management Center, District Pavement Engineer, and Environmental, along with numerous external stakeholders. SDCWA As-Needed Construction Management Support Services (San Diego County, CA) Mr. McIntyre serves as Principal-in-Charge for KCS’ current $4M as-needed construction management services contract for the San Diego County Water Authority (SDCWA). KCS’ team provides construction management, engineering, inspection, and support services on an as-needed basis for a variety of projects including pipelines, pump stations, reservoirs, and dams. Additionally, projects under this contract have included tunneling, access road constructions, large diameter pipelines, and Roller Compacted Concrete (RCC) Conveyance Systems. As Principal-in-Charge, Mr. McIntyre provides quality assurance, guidance, and support to the KCS team. Caltrans District 11 On-call Construction Management Services, Various Projects (San Diego County, CA) Mr. McIntyre serves as the Project Manager on three current Caltrans District 11 as-needed contracts worth over $40M which cover north San Diego County and all of Imperial County. The KCS team is providing staff augmentation to Caltrans District 11 including Civil, Electrical, Landscape, Plant and Source Inspectors, Office Engineers, Materials Testers, Survey Chainmen, and Office Technicians for dozens of projects. Mr. McIntyre’s responsibilities are to implement and manage task orders as well as provide oversight for KCS’ staff and the staff of 14 subconsultants. He utilizes an in-house customized web-based contract/task order management tool, prepares and maintains projections, uploads actual invoices, and generates a myriad of reports, which are compiled into a monthly report. The system includes assigning funding sources for each project, and tracking expenditures and projections to assist managing the budgets of various funding sources. SANDAG On-call Construction Management Services, Various Projects (San Diego County, CA) Mr. McIntyre serves as Project Manager for KCS’ current five-year, $60M on-call construction management services contract for SANDAG. Under Mr. McIntyre’s leadership, KCS was the most utilized consultant on our previous SANDAG on-call prime consultant construction management contract (5001073), with fees of nearly $35M over seven years. This impressive burn rate and utilization of the KCS team is a strong testament to the quality of management and personnel assigned to SANDAG projects. As Project Manager, Mr. McIntyre has overall responsibility for working with the client and team to develop staff task orders, regularly meeting with the client to determine upcoming needs and ensure client satisfaction and performing quality control reviews of personnel and task order deliverables. Task orders include both full construction management services, including Resident Kleinfelder Construction Services Proposal | RFP No.19-016CA On-call Engineering and Professional Services Contracts • O. Construction Inspection Services Page 14 PROPOSED STAFFING AND PROJECT ORGANIZATION

Engineer/Structure Representative, office engineering, document control, and constructability reviews including CPM schedule preparation and independent cost estimating, as well as staff augmentation support for SANDAG’s LOSSAN corridor, trolley renewal, and rapid bus projects; staff augmentation for Caltrans highway and bridge construction projects. RCTC Perris Valley Line (Riverside County, CA) Mr. McIntyre served as the Project Manager for the $150M Perris Valley Line (PVL) project, a 24-mile extension of the Metrolink 91 Line. Project elements included two railroad bridge replacements, construction of four new stations, upgrading of existing siding tracks, and construction of new track and control points to provide future Metrolink passenger service between Perris and Riverside on the former Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF) San Jacinto Industrial Spur. The completed PVL now operates through three cities—Riverside, Moreno Valley, and Perris—bringing commuter rail service to major employment centers. As Project Manager, Mr. McIntyre led the construction effort and oversaw the construction management team. He was responsible for coordinating and communicating with multiple stakeholders including RCTC, FTA, Southern California Regional Rail Authority (SCRRA), BNSF, the City and County of Riverside, and the City of Perris; verifying that all work was constructed in accordance with the contract documents; and verifying that the project files would withstand both state and federal audits. He is currently overseeing closeout operations for the project. SBCTA I-10/Tippecanoe Avenue Interchange Improvement Project, Phases 1 and 2 (San Bernardino/Loma Linda, CA) Mr. McIntyre served as the Project Manager for this $26.6M SBCTA interchange improvement project. The multi-phase, roadway widening project required close monitoring and coordination of infrastructure improvements to preserve and maintain existing landscape facilities and new construction elements. Phase I of the project included the widening of I-10 to accommodate an eastbound auxiliary lane and standard shoulder widths; construction of proposed improvements to the eastbound off-ramp at Tippecanoe Avenue, including retaining walls along the eastbound I-10 mainline and along the eastbound Tippecanoe Avenue off-ramp; replacement of an existing concrete-lined channel with a reinforced concrete box culvert; widening of San Timoteo Creek Bridge and eastbound/westbound bridge barrier replacements; and eastbound bridge barrier replacement for Tippecanoe Avenue Undercrossing. Phase II of the project included widening of the Tippecanoe Avenue Undercrossing utilizing pre-cast, prestressed, bulb-tee girders, and retaining walls. The project also required signing, striping, temporary traffic signal work, and landscaping improvements. SBCTA Lenwood Road Grade Separation Project (Barstow, CA) Mr. McIntyre served as Project Manager for the $19.6M SBCTA Lenwood Road Grade Separation project. This federally and state funded project included a new four-lane bridge over the Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF) Railway and included driven pile foundations, a prestressed, post-tensioned cast-in-place superstructure, complex falsework construction, shoring, multiple mechanically stabilized earth (MSE) wall construction, utility relocations, and coordination with BNSF. The superstructure construction required a “build-high-and-lower” construction method due to the minimum temporary clearance requirements of BNSF. Additional project elements included the raising and widening of the Lenwood/Main St. intersection, drainage, sewer, local street and signal improvements, utility relocations and erosion control. NCTD Oceanside to Escondido Sprinter Rail Line (Oceanside - Escondido, CA) Mr. McIntyre served as Deputy Project Manager on NCTD’s $236M Oceanside to Escondido Sprinter Rail project. In this role, he led a team of over 30 engineers, inspectors, schedulers, and administrative staff for the $187M Mainline contract, the $25M San Marcos Loop portion of the project, and the $24M Maintenance Facility project. Mr. McIntyre was responsible for coordination with four cities, the County of San Diego, Caltrans, CHP, BNSF, SANDAG, FTA, and adjacent property owners. He had overall responsibility for ensuring work was constructed in accordance with the contract documents and the project files could withstand both state and federal audits, as well as coordinating with the assigned FTA Project Management Oversight Coordinator (PMOC). During the preconstruction phase of the project, Mr. McIntyre provided constructive and comprehensive review comments on civil, structural, and architectural plans; general and technical special provisions; and bid item list to minimize change orders in the field. He also significantly revised the special provisions to produce a more cohesive bid package. During the project, he was instrumental in initiating a pre-emptive settlement agreement wherein the owner and the contractor agreed to identify challenges and quantify the cost impacts of meeting the planned Revenue Operation Date. This collaborative effort resulted in a compensation package that settled the cost impacts due to the challenges experienced half way through the project and helped prevent claim issues from further impacting the work. The Sprinter Rail Line received the “2008 WTS Transportation Innovation Award,” the “2008 APWA Honor Award,” and the “2009 ACI Transportation Award.”

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Shawn Stewart has 28 years of progressive construction management and Shawn Stewart (KCS) inspection experience on a wide range of projects, including pavement Civil Inspector rehabilitation, annual slurry seal improvement projects, polyester concrete overlay, bridge deck and structure rehabilitation, roadway widenings, City of San Diego Public Utilities realignments and new alignments, trolley station improvements, light and heavy Department Recycled Water Site rail improvements, and bus facility improvements. He has provided inspection Supervisor, No. 4437 for mass grading, utilities infrastructure, drainage structures, pedestrian bridges, CAL/OSHA 10-Hour Construction Safety retaining walls, sidewalks, curbs and gutters, Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Health Training; Caltrans Construction compliance and rehabilitation projects, hot mix asphalt (HMA) paving, slurry seals, Division Field Office Procedures Training box culvert and storm drain channels, parking lots, and underground utilities. Mr. Stewart has excellent communication skills and has proven to be an effective client/owner representative by responding to concerns of local businesses and property owners impacted by adjacent projects. He is also well versed with inspection of SWPPP and Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD). Project Experience Highlights: City of Carlsbad ADA Improvements Program (Carlsbad, CA) Mr. Stewart serves as a Senior Inspector for this $620K ADA improvements project consisting of the replacement of over 100 curb ramps and the retrofit of over 50 existing curb ramps in the downtown Village, bringing them into compliance with current ADA standards. Mr. Stewart’s responsibilities include field inspection, preparing monthly progress payments, and submittal review. He additionally coordinates with stakeholders and informs local businesses and affected public of construction impacts. While working at the project site, Shawn noticed a mother and her son would routinely stop by the site to observe the construction work. After obtaining approval from the City of Carlsbad and safely securing the site for visitors, Shawn gave the mother and her son a brief tour of the operations and then presented the young boy with a “Jr. Helper of the Day” certificate that he had created beforehand. There were so many families with young children passing by each day and inquiring about the project work, that Shawn preprinted 40 “Jr. Helper of the Day” certificates and would educate interested children, as well as their parents, about the project work. Over the course of the project, more than 30 “Jr. Helper of the Day” certificates have been issued. Shawn shared emails and feedback he received from parents with our client, the City of Carlsbad, who greatly appreciated his efforts to engage local residents during a project that impacts pedestrian and commuter access around the city. City of Riverside Water Mainline Reconstruction and Relocation (Riverside, CA) Mr. Stewart served as an Inspector/Assistant Resident Engineer for the reconstruction and relocation of water mainline and service laterals for the City of Riverside. This project included trenching and excavation of roadway while maintaining manual on uniform traffic control devices (MUTCD), coordinating with residents, local businesses, public utility companies, local emergency services, and Caltrans. Schedule coordination was required as other operations adjacent to night work activities were being conducted concurrently. The water mainline was an eight-inch ductile iron pipe with service laterals running to local businesses and residents. City of Carlsbad 2017 Citywide Pavement Overlay Project (Carlsbad, CA) Mr. Stewart served as Senior Inspector for the City of Carlsbad’s 2017 Citywide Pavement Overlay Project to repair various roadways requiring crack sealing and pavement rehabilitation throughout the City. In this role, he was responsible for the inspection and documentation of all field items of work including asphalt concrete (AC) cold milling, hot mix asphalt paving, traffic control, and striping. Mr. Stewart also reviewed the project plans and performed a pre-walk of the project to verify and amend the Engineers’ estimated quantities, confirm roadway mark-outs of asphalt removal areas, and review planned traffic control measures and detours. He provided monthly progress payments, maintained project records and as-built drawings, and performed submittal reviews. Additional tasks included coordinating and conducting project meetings with the Contractor and City staff, and providing modifications to contract documents for City traffic, design, and staff engineers. City of Carlsbad 2012/2013 Slurry Seal and Asphalt Concrete Overlay Projects (Carlsbad, CA) Mr. Stewart served as Inspector for the City of Carlsbad’s annual pavement management program. In this role, he provided inspection of roadways requiring crack sealing and pavement rehabilitation. His tasks included a pre-walk of project to verify and amend the Engineers’ estimated quantities, roadway mark-outs to identify asphalt removal areas, and monitoring crack sealing and traffic control measures. Additionally, Mr. Stewart served as a City and public representative for public outreach efforts, including communicating with residents, local businesses, public and private schools, as well as emergency services. He was also responsible for updating the project engineering section on the City’s website and posting project weekly schedules and area- impact maps for online access. Additional tasks included coordination and modifications to contract documents for City traffic, design, and staff engineers. Monthly progress payments, quantities verifications, project documentation, and project redline records were also provided. Kleinfelder Construction Services Proposal | RFP No.19-016CA On-call Engineering and Professional Services Contracts • O. 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Mr. Morris has 28 years of professional experience as an Inspector in the field of Roger Morris (KCS) construction management. His recent work experience includes the inspection of Civil Inspector roadway work, such as pavement rehabilitation, slurry seal, and earthwork; as well as the inspection of concrete foundations, slab-on grade and concrete pavement, Construction Inspection Technologies, San tilt up buildings, concrete wall pours, and masonry structures. Mr. Morris’ Diego State University Extended Studies experience also includes quality assurance inspection of paving, traffic control, CAL/OSHA 10-hour Construction Safety and signing, striping, drainage construction, SWPPP, and micro surfacing. Health Training; Module 7 - Construction Stormwater Refresher - Caltrans Division of Environmental Analysis;

Project Experience Highlights: City of Corona Foothill Parkway Westerly (Corona, CA) Mr. Morris served as a Lead Inspector on this $45M, high-profile project that extends Foothill Parkway in the City of Corona. The project included construction of two new miles of Foothill Parkway from Trudy Way to Paseo Grande at Green River, as well as connections to the new section of Foothill Parkway from both Mangular Avenue via Chase Drive and Border Avenue. Additional project elements included construction of approximately two miles of new road; moving approximately 2.4-million yards of soil; construction of a new four-lane roadway with curb, gutter, a raised median, a multipurpose trail, sidewalks, and landscaping; as well as a new bridge that spans over an existing 108-inch Municipal Water District feeder line located approximately 1,000 feet southeast of Paseo Grande. Mr. Morris’ responsibilities included scheduling, monthly progress payments, and coordination with constituents, municipality, Riverside County Flood Control, Division of Safety of Dams (DSOD), and the Metropolitan Water District. He also performed key inspections involving paving, structures, and major earthwork. County of San Diego On-call Construction Management Services, Ammunition Road Sidewalk Improvements (FHWA) (Fallbrook, CA) Mr. Morris serves as Resident Engineer/Inspector for this $196K County of San Diego sidewalk repair project in Fallbrook, California. Project elements consist of constructing new sidewalks and ADA compliant pedestrian ramps to enhance safety, accessibility, and walkability in an area that attracts many pedestrians. Mr. Morris’ responsibilities include leading the pre- construction meeting, field inspection of construction activities, reviewing and responding to RFIs, preparing contract change orders (CCOs), submittal reviews, and other administrative tasks. County of Imperial Public Works Dogwood Road Reconstruction (El Centro, CA) Mr. Morris served as Roadway Inspector for the County of Imperial’s Dogwood Road Reconstruction project. This $1.2M state- funded project involved a full-depth reclamation section from Correll Road to SR-86 along a portion of Dogwood Road including installation of nine inches of lime stabilized subgrade and 13 inches of cement treated sub-base. Other project elements included four and a half inches of conventional asphalt, cold milling of existing asphalt concrete (AC) pavement, three-inch placement of conventional asphalt concrete overlay over most of the remaining project limits, Type II Asphalt Emulsion Slurry, striping, and signage. His responsibilities included quality assurance inspection of all items of work, including traffic control, earthwork, paving, slurry seal, signing, and striping. Mr. Morris also prepared detailed daily diaries and monthly quantity sheets. Caltrans District 11 On-call Construction Management Services, SR-163/Friars Road Interchange Project (San Diego, CA) Mr. Morris served as the Lead Civil Inspector on the $121M SR-163/Friars Road Interchange project. The project was constructed in three phases and consisted of widening the SR-163/Friars Road overcrossing from three to four lanes in each direction, realigning and improvements to on- and off-ramps, new bike lands and sidewalks on either side of Friars Road, a new flyover entrance ramp, a new auxiliary lane, traffic signal modifications, and construction of over 5,300 feet of retaining walls. Mr. Morris’ responsibilities included inspection of roadway items of work including earthwork, traffic control, and SWPPP. Additionally, his responsibilities include documentation of work activities in the form of daily diaries, SWPPP inspection reports, and monthly quantity sheets. Caltrans District 11 On-call Construction Management Services, I-805 South Express Lanes Project (Chula Vista, CA) Mr. Morris served as Assistant Resident Engineer on the $1.1B South I-805 South Express Lanes project. The 11-mile-long segment included the addition of express lanes within the median between East Palomar Street to the I-805/SR-15 Interchange. His responsibilities included inspection of drainage construction, concrete and asphalt concrete (AC) paving, earthwork, and striping. He also prepared daily field reports and monthly billing statements, monitored subcontractor’s work, and performed EEO interviews.

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Ben Godfrey has 17 years of construction experience including quality assurance Ben Godfrey, QSP (KCS) inspection of civil, structural, landscaping, and materials. He is familiar with Civil Inspector grading, portland cement concrete paving (PCC), and experienced with the inspection of concrete foundations, cast-in-drilled-hole piles, soil nail walls, B.A., Economics drainage construction, and pipe encasements. Additionally, Mr. Godfrey’s project Qualified SWPPP Practitioner, No. 26717 responsibilities have included the inspection of highway planting, irrigation, National Utility Contractors Association landscaping, metal beam guard railing installation, hot mix asphalt paving, seal Competent Person Training; CAL/OSHA coats, SWPPP implementation, traffic control, signage, and delineation. He is a 10-Hour Construction Safety and Health valuable part of the KCS team, bringing a wealth of technical knowledge and a Training; Caltrans Division of Construction positive working attitude to every assignment. Hot Mix Asphalt Master Inspector Training

Project Experience Highlights: County of San Diego On-call Construction Management Services, Fallbrook Street Improvements Project (Fallbrook, CA) Mr. Godfrey served as Resident Engineer/Inspector for this $393K County of San Diego project to construct 760 feet of new curb, gutter, sidewalk, curb inlets, pedestrian ramps, and signal and lighting along missing segments on the south side of East Fallbrook Street between Mission Road to Main Street and Morro Road to Magarian Road in Fallbrook, California. In this role, Mr. Godfrey’s responsibilities included field inspection of construction activities, reviewing and responding to RFIs, preparing contract change orders (CCOs), submittal review, as well as contract administration tasks. Caltrans District 11 I-5 Ramp Widenings and Northbound Ramp Meter Installations (San Diego, CA) Mr. Godfrey served as Assistant Resident Engineer for this Caltrans District 11 Ramp Widening and Meter Installation project along I-5. The ramp meter installations further improve mobility in the San Diego region during peak-period travel times along I-5 and other major transportation corridors. Telephone lease lines, digital subscriber lines (DSL), and fiber optics manage the ramp meters. The project also implemented Transportation Management Systems (TMS) and High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) lanes. Mr. Godfrey’s responsibilities included performing quality assurance inspection, reviewing submittals, documenting work activities in the form of daily diaries, conducting SWPPP Inspection Reports, and preparing quantity sheets. Caltrans District 11 On-call Construction Management Services, I-15 Pavement Rehabilitation Project (San Diego, CA) Mr. Godfrey served as Assistant Resident Engineer for this District 11 portland cement concrete (PCC) pavement rehabilitation project along the I-15 corridor between I-8 and SR-52. The project includes PCC slab replacement, grinding, and curb ramps, as well as cold plane asphalt concrete (AC) pavement and placement of rubberized hot mix asphalt (RHMA). Mr. Godfrey’s responsibilities included performing quality assurance inspection; coordinating materials testing and construction staking services; resolving field issues; providing SWPPP support; preparing quantity sheets, daily diaries, and other documentation, reviewing submittals; and performing EEO interviews. Caltrans District 11 On-call Construction Management Services, I-5 Rapid Strength Pavement Replacement and Shoulder Improvement (San Diego, CA) Mr. Godfrey served as Assistant Resident Engineer/Civil Inspector on this $43M project involving 42,000 cubic yards of rapid strength concrete (RSC) pavement; concrete barrier construction; and improved drainage, earthwork, traffic control, SWPPP, and striping. Mr. Godfrey’s responsibilities included quality assurance inspection of HMA, class 2 aggregate base, rapid strength concrete, and lean concrete base mix designs for contract compliance. Additionally, he was responsible for reviewing and responding to RFIs and submittals; resolving field issues; providing SWPPP support; and preparing quantity sheets, daily diaries, and other documentation. County of San Diego On-call Construction Management Services, Slurry Seal Resurfacing of Various County Roads (San Diego County, CA) Mr. Godfrey served as Assistant Resident Engineer on this countywide Slurry Seal Resurfacing project, which included overlays on existing damaged asphalt concrete and slurry seals on county roads throughout San Diego County. Mr. Godfrey’s responsibilities included inspection of earthwork, hot mix asphalt paving, traffic control, and SWPPP. He was also responsible for documentation of work activities in the form of daily diaries, SWPPP Inspection Reports, and quantity sheets. Caltrans District 11 On-call Construction Management Services, I-805 HOV Lanes Project (San Diego, CA) Mr. Godfrey served as Assistant Resident Engineer on the I-805 HOV Lanes project in Chula Vista and National City, California. This 10-mile project consisted of widening new HOV lanes, retaining walls, concrete barrier, and improving drainage. Mr. Godfrey’s responsibilities included inspection of earthwork, drainage, grading, paving, traffic control, SWPPP, and striping. He was also responsible for documentation of work activities in the form of daily diaries, SWPPP Inspection Reports, and quantity sheets.

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Jim Urbina has 38 years of construction industry experience, including both Jim Urbina, QSP (KCS) public works roadway and water/wastewater infrastructure projects. Mr. Urbina Civil Inspector has excellent working knowledge of construction materials, including asphalt, concrete, reinforcing steel, aggregate bases, and soils from his past experience Qualified SWPPP Practitioner (QSP) in at Orange County Materials Laboratory as a Technician, Supervisor, Public Works California, No. 26842 Inspector, and subsequent years of experience on construction projects. He has Certified Inspector of Sediment and Erosion experience using both Greenbook and Caltrans Standard Specifications and Plans Control, No. 2416 and has performed inspection and construction management oversight on a Asphalt Institute Academy; CAL/OSHA variety of project elements including utility relocations, drainage, wet utilities, dry 10-Hour Construction Safety and Health utilities, water and wastewater facilities, earthwork, fine grading, base and paving, Training; CPR and First Aid Certified curb, gutter, sidewalk, irrigation, and landscaping. Caltrans Division of Construction Hot Mix Asphalt Course; Caltrans Division of Environmental Analysis Module 7 Construction Stormwater Refresher

Project Experience Highlights: RCTC Perris Valley Line (Riverside, CA) Mr. Urbina served as a Utility Coordinator/Civil Inspector on the $150M Perris Valley Line project, a 24-mile extension of the Metrolink 91 Line from Riverside to Perris, California. Project elements included two railroad bridge replacements, upgrading existing siding tracks, and construction of new track and control points to provide future Metrolink passengers service between Perris and Riverside on the former Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF) San Jacinto Industrial Spur. Mr. Urbina’s responsibilities included utility coordination with multiple local agencies, private utility companies, and inspection of utility relocations, utility installations, and station improvements. Mr. Urbina Identified utility conflicts on the designed plans and mitigated conflicts with the construction management team and utility companies, as well as newly discovered conflicts in the field. He coordinated all new electric meter locations with both Southern California Edison (SCE) and Riverside Public Utilities planner; attended utility coordination/conflict meetings with Eastern Municipal Water District and consultants to resolve utility conflicts; prepared weekly utility matrix updates for meter installation for grade crossings, stations, and traffic signals; and prepared daily diaries and monthly quantity sheets. Caltrans District 11 On-call Construction Management Services SR-15/SR-76 Interchange (Fallbrook, CA) Mr. Urbina served as a Utility Coordinator/Civil Inspector on this $19.7M project to modify and upgrade the SR-76/I-15 Interchange. The project included improvements to on and off-ramps and the addition of two loop on-ramps to I-15. Mr. Urbina assisted Caltrans with the utility coordinator for numerous utility relocations and installations, including SDG&E, Verizon, Level 3, Time Warner, AT&T, and Rainbow Water District water and sewer force main. Mr. Urbina facilitated monthly utility meetings and was responsible for scheduling the utility work in coordination with the Contractor. Mr. Urbina performed inspection of clearing and grubbing, grading, structural sections, drainage, SWPPP, and traffic control. He was responsible for preparing daily diaries, pay estimates, and quantity sheets, as well as monitoring subcontractors’ work and performing EEO interviews. Mr. Urbina also attended monthly design reviews for Phase 3 of the last phase of the SR-76 realignment. County of San Diego On-call Construction Management Services, Countywide Slurry Seal Resurfacing Fiscal Year 2017/2018 (San Diego County, CA) Mr. Urbina served as Assistant Resident Engineer on the County of San Diego’s annual Slurry Seal Resurfacing program. The project consisted of pavement seals including slurry seal, chip seal, and scrub seal, and also included pavement rehabilitation, traffic delineation, curb ramp retrofitting, minor concrete work, and traffic signal video detection system installation. Mr. Urbina’s responsibilities included inspection of earthwork, asphalt emulsion, and traffic control. He was also responsible for documentation of work activities in the form of daily diaries and quantity sheets. Caltrans District 11 On-call Construction Management Services, SR-52 Project Unit 4 (Santee, CA) Mr. Urbina served as Assistant Resident Engineer for this Caltrans District 11 $57M SR-52 freeway improvement project. He performed construction management and inspection of grading of the channel prior to triple box culvert construction, clear and grub, roadway excavation, import borrow, drainage, structural sections including aggregate base and subbase, triple box culvert, steel reinforcement, abandon culvert, removal of culvert and inlets, and removal of existing improvements. Mr. Urbina was also responsible for the preparation of daily diaries and monthly quantity sheets, as well as using the Caltrans computer network for daily cost of personnel and equipment.

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Tim Loveridge has 32 years of industry experience with a strong background in the Tim Loveridge, QSP (KCS) supervision of public works, underground infrastructure projects, and Caltrans Civil Inspector freeway construction. He has provided construction inspection and administration services for numerous wet utility and storm drain projects accompanied with Qualified SWPPP Practitioner in California, comprehensive roadway experience that includes asphalt concrete (AC) and No. 26946 portland cement concrete (PCC) paving, overlays, chip seals, earthwork, grading, CAL/OSHA 10-hour Construction Safety and traffic control. and Health Training; CPR and First Aid Certification; NASSCO Cured-in-Place Pipe Installation Certification; Caltrans 8-hour SWPPP Training

Project Experience Highlights: City of Carlsbad On-call Construction Management Services, Recycled Water Phase III Pipeline Expansion Seg 9(Carlsbad, CA) Mr. Loveridge served as Senior Civil Inspector on the City of Carlsbad’s $1.15M Recycled Water Phase III Pipeline Expansion Segment 9. The project included the installation of approximately 3,170 linear feet of 8-inch diameter and 1,460 linear feet of 6-inch diameter polyvinyl chloride (PVC) pipeline, as well as a recycled water fill station located on the north side of Ponto Drive, just east of the intersection with Ponto Road, that have a connection point, with a cover, bollards, and fixtures. Recycled water conveyed through these pipelines is used for landscape irrigation and used by the City in maintenance vehicles such as vacuum trucks, street sweepers, and water trucks. Mr. Loveridge’s responsibilities included inspection of pipeline installation, grinding, paving, striping, and pressure testing; and administrative functions including submittal reviews and coordinating materials testing. City of El Cajon Emergency Drainage Repairs (El Cajon, CA) Mr. Loveridge served as Construction Manager for emergency repairs to damaged storm drain systems at four locations throughout El Cajon, California. In this role, Mr. Loveridge inspected placement of reinforced concrete pipe (RCP), drainage structures, and traffic control; and worked within San Diego MTS right-of-way. He additionally tracked time and materials for billing purposes to the City. City of Carlsbad On-call Construction Management Services, Trails Roadway Crossings (Carlsbad, CA) Mr. Loveridge served as Project Inspector for two roadway crossing improvement projects in Carlsbad, California. The Calavera Hills Park Crossing location consisted of upgrades to the Victoria Avenue and Carlsbad Village Drive intersection including removal of AC pavement and base course, concrete curb, gutter, sidewalk, vegetation and debris; construction of new AC roadway, curb, gutter, sidewalks, and ADA ramps; replacement of valve box and utility pull boxes; and relocation of street lighting and associated electrical lines. The Old Rancho Santa Fe Road Crossing location consisted of upgrades to the Cadencia Street and Old Rancho Santa Fe Road intersection including removal of AC pavement and base course, concrete curb, gutter, sidewalk, dike, vegetation, and debris; the construction of new AC roadway, trail pavement, curb, gutter, sidewalks, ADA ramps, ditch, and modified curb outlet; replacement of water meter box; relocation of sign and trash; and installation of new signing and striping. Both locations required the installation of water pollution control measures including compost filter socks, fiber rolls, inlet protection, concrete washouts, and stabilized construction entrance. In addition to performing field inspection, Mr. Loveridge performed Resident Engineer duties including submittal reviews, coordination with third parties, negotiations with the Contractor, and communication with local residents. City of Carlsbad On-call Construction Management Services, Barrio ADA Ramp Improvements Phase 2 (Carlsbad, CA) Mr. Loveridge served as Project Inspector for this ADA improvement project in Carlsbad, California. The project consisted of various improvements at numerous locations of curb ramps and sidewalks throughout the Barrio neighborhood of Carlsbad. Work on the project included removal and replacement of ADA curb ramps at 28 locations, installation of streetlights, removal of AC sidewalks and curbs, and PCC sidewalks, curb, and gutter. Mr. Loveridge provided field inspection in addition to performing Resident Engineer duties, including submittal reviews, coordinating with third parties, negotiating with the Contractor, documenting project files and correspondence, and communication with local residents. County of San Diego On-call Construction Management Services, Countywide Asphalt Concrete Overlay (San Diego, CA) Mr. Loveridge served as Civil Inspector for the County of San Diego’s Fiscal Year 2016/2017 Countywide Asphalt Concrete (AC) Overlay project. The project repaired existing damaged asphalt concrete at various locations throughout San Diego County. In this role, he performed quality assurance inspection of all field activities including traffic control, asphalt milling, asphalt paving, cold- in-place recycling, and striping. Mr. Loveridge was also responsible for all quantities and preparing quantity sheets.

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Del Harman has 21 years of construction industry experience holding a variety Del Harman (KCS) of roles from Assistant Resident Engineer and Roadway Inspector to Supervisory Civil Inspector Technician, Soils and Concrete Field Technician, Laboratory Technician, and Laboratory Manager. His project experience includes numerous highway and San Diego State University Extended interchange projects where he was responsible for all aspects of roadway Studies Reinforced Concrete Inspection; inspection, including Portland Cement Concrete (PCC), Hot Mix Asphalt (HMA), NASSCO Inspector Training and; drainage system installation, open cut and directional boring water line Certification Program: Cured-in-Place Pipe installation, SWPPP, and traffic control elements. Prior to joining KLF-CS, Mr. Installation, No. 0318-0400237; Track Guy Harman’s work involved performing on-call testing and full-time observation for Consultants Trackwork 101 Certification; various phases of earthwork construction, including minor/mass grading, removal CAL/OSHA 10-Hour Construction Safety and re-compaction, cut/fill transitions, as well as performing and calculating and Health Training; CPR and First Aid laboratory tests for soil, aggregate, concrete, and masonry. He has a thorough Certification; Caltrans Traffic Control understanding of Caltrans Standards and ensures onsite conformance with Technician Training approved plans and specifications.

Project Experience Highlights: City of Corona Foothill Parkway Westerly Extension (Corona, CA) Mr. Harman served as an Assistant Resident Engineer for this $55M high-profile project, which extended Foothill Parkway in the City of Corona, California. The project included constructing two new miles of Foothill Parkway from Trudy Way to Paseo Grande at Green River. Connections to the new section of Foothill Parkway, from both Mangular Avenue via Chase Drive and Border Avenue, were also part of the overall project. Additional project elements included construction of approximately two miles of new road; moving approximately 2.4-million yards of soil; construction of a new four-lane roadway with curb, gutter, raised median, multipurpose trail, sidewalks, and landscaping; and a new bridge that spans over an existing 108-inch Municipal Water District feeder line located approximately 1,000 feet southeast of Paseo Grande. Mr. Harman’s responsibilities included daily inspection and documentation of grading, earthwork, placement of aggregate base, asphalt concrete, signing, striping, drainage systems, and SWPPP. He also prepared monthly quantity sheets and detailed daily diaries. SBCTA I-10 Tippecanoe Avenue Interchange Improvement Project Phases 1 and 2 San Bernardino – Loma Linda, CA) Mr. Harman served as a Civil Inspector on Phase 1 and Phase 2 of the $66.3M I-10 Tippecanoe Avenue Interchange Improvement project in San Bernardino, California. Phase I of the project included the widening of I-10 to accommodate an eastbound auxiliary lane and standard shoulder widths; construction of proposed improvements to the eastbound off ramp at Tippecanoe Avenue including retaining walls along the eastbound I-10 mainline and along the eastbound Tippecanoe Avenue off ramp; replacement of an existing concrete-lined channel with a reinforced concrete box culvert; and widening of San Timoteo Creek Bridge and eastbound/westbound bridge barrier replacements; and eastbound bridge barrier replacement for Tippecanoe Avenue Undercrossing. Phase 2 of the project included widening of the Tippecanoe Avenue Undercrossing utilizing pre-cast, prestressed, bulb-tee girders and retaining walls, as well as signing, striping, temporary traffic signal work, and landscaping improvements along the eastbound I-10 and the Tippecanoe Avenue/Anderson Street off-ramp. Mr. Harman was responsible for QA inspection; preparing diaries, quantity sheets, and other documentation; coordinating materials testing and construction staking services; resolving field issues; SWPPP support; monitoring subcontractors’ work; performing EEO interviews; and assisting the Resident Engineer with developing contract change orders and responding to RFIs. Caltrans District 11 On-call Construction Management Services, I-15 Managed Lanes Project, Unit 3 (San Diego, CA) Mr. Harman served as an Assistant Resident Engineer to Caltrans District 11 Construction Division and provided quality assurance inspection for the $82M I-15 Managed Lanes, Unit 3 project near Lake Hodges. He was responsible for the daily inspection and documentation of asphalt concrete (AC) paving, portland cement concrete (PCC) paving, aggregate base, earthwork (roadway and structural), traffic control, striping delineation, roadway and overhead signs, SWPPP, and drainage systems. Mr. Harman prepared detailed daily diaries, monthly estimate quantity sheets, and end of project item adjustment contract change orders. SANDAG On-call Construction Management Services, Eastbound SR-78 Widening (Escondido, CA) Mr. Harman served as a Civil Inspector on the Eastbound SR-78 Widening project. This project added one lane between the Woodland Parkway and Barham Drive on-ramps, as well as two eastbound lanes between the Barham Drive on-ramp and the end of the off-ramp for Nordahl Road. Mr. Harman’s responsibilities included daily inspection and documentation of earthwork and grading; placement of aggregate base, asphalt concrete (AC), and portland cement concrete (PCC) paving; drainage systems; signing; striping; SWPPP; and traffic control. Additionally, he prepared monthly quantity sheets and detailed daily diaries. Mr. Harman showed great flexibility and worked nights, weekends, and multi-shifts throughout the duration of the project.

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Steve Wagoner has 37 years of experience providing geotechnical observations, Steve Wagoner (KCS) inspection, and testing during construction. His experience includes numerous Civil Inspector mass grading, public works, soils foundation, fill control testing, and deep pile foundation inspection projects. Mr. Wagoner has also been responsible for the CAL/OSHA 10-Hour Construction Safety and testing and inspection of reinforced concrete, structural steel fabrication at shop, Health Training roofing and waterproofing inspections, pipeline inspections, and the observation and testing of aggregate base and asphalt concrete paving. He has provided storm water consulting for SWPPP Best Management Practices (BMP) inspections, pre- storm and post-storm BMP evaluations, and sampling.

Project Experience Highlights: City of Corona Auto Center Drive Grade Separation (Corona, CA) Mr. Wagoner served as Civil/Stations Inspector for this $32M grade separation project, which included construction of a new bridge over the Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF) and Metrolink rail lines. Additional construction elements included jack and bore of sewer and reclaimed water lines under the railroad tracks; utility relocations and construction of new utilities; large diameter cast-in-drilled-hole (CIDH) foundations at the bents; precast concrete driven piles at the abutments; a cast-in-place pre-stressed concrete box girder superstructure; complex falsework construction; shoring; mechanically stabilized earth (MSE) wall construction; railroad coordination; extensive improvements to businesses, streetlights, and traffic signals; a variety of street improvements; and improvements to West Corona Metro Station. Mr. Wagoner’s responsibilities included inspection of underground utilities and temporary access roads. Additionally, he was responsible for installation of pre-stressed concrete driven piles, large diameter CIDH foundations, MSE walls, and asphalt paving. RCTC Perris Valley Line (Riverside County, CA) Mr. Wagoner served as Civil/Stations Inspector for the $150M Perris Valley Line project, a 24-mile extension of the Metrolink 91 Line from Riverside to Perris, California. Project elements included two railroad bridge replacements, construction of four new stations, upgrade of existing siding tracks, and construction of new track and control points to provide future Metrolink passengers service between Perris and Riverside on the former BNSF San Jacinto Industrial Spur. Mr. Wagoner’s responsibilities included civil inspections at track crossings including wet utilities, inspection of traffic control items of work, sidewalks, curb and gutters, subgrade, aggregate base, and new asphalt placement, as well as new stations, parking lot utilities, bio-retention basins, and track subgrades and ballast. SANDAG On-call Construction Management Services, Mid-City Rapid Transit (San Diego, CA) Mr. Wagoner served as Civil Inspector on this $11M SANDAG project, which provided the infrastructure to support the operation of the new Mid-City Rapid bus service from San Diego State University to downtown San Diego through some of the City’s oldest and most densely populated communities. Improvements included underground wet utility construction, roadways, traffic signal construction with transit signal priority technology, street lighting, and 18 bus stations with amenities including platform paving, shelters, site furnishings, signage, lighting, and landscaping. Mr. Wagoner’s primary responsibilities included inspection of water and sewer relocations and associated traffic control. He also provided SWPPP support for these activities and performed EEO interviews. SANDAG On-call Construction Management Services, SuperLoop Rapid Phase 3 (San Diego, CA) Mr. Wagoner served as Civil/Stations Inspector for Phase 3 of the SANDAG SuperLoop Rapid Transit project, which provides high-frequency bus service in the University City/Golden Triangle area of San Diego, California. Phase 3 of the project included construction of five custom bus stations including associated concrete bus slabs, curb and gutter, concrete sidewalk, concrete unit paver platforms, retaining walls, custom steel-framed bus station canopies, foundations, and drainage. Additional work included planting and irrigation, electrical and communication improvements, canopy lighting, installation of variable message signs at each station, street striping and curb painting, installation of traffic signal priority elements, and replacement of traffic signal cabinets. Mr. Wagoner’s responsibilities included inspection of civil and station improvements, such as removal and replacement of curb, gutter, and sidewalk; grading; reinforced concrete foundations; utility construction; installation of concrete pavers; bus slab concrete; and traffic control. Additionally, he prepared daily diaries and monthly quantity sheets to support the monthly progress payment to the Contractor. SANDAG On-call Construction Management Services, Oceanside Transit Center (Oceanside, CA) Mr. Wagoner served as Civil/Stations Inspector on this $17.7M project to expand the Oceanside Transit Center. Mr. Wagoner’s responsibilities included inspection of civil and stations improvements, such as earthwork, grading, drainage, reinforced concrete foundations and station platforms, detectable warning surfaces, signs and station amenities, utility construction, and associated traffic control.

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Derick London brings over 25 years of industry experience including 15 years Derick London, QSP (KCS) specifically in construction inspection. He has provided construction inspection Civil Inspector services on a wide variety of projects from highway widenings and roadway rehabilitations to grade separations and dam construction, where he has been Qualified SWPPP Practitioner In California, responsible for inspection of all types of civil work including paving, earthwork, No. 26974 grading, signing, striping, ADA ramps, drainage systems, and sewer line Certified Inspector of Sediment and Erosion installation. Mr. London has a comprehensive understanding of construction Control in California, No. 2412 principles and practices, and has an excellent ability to examine workmanship Public Works Administration, Palomar and materials and quickly detect deviations from plans and regulations. He is College; Caltrans Division of Construction knowledgeable of Caltrans Standard Specifications and Caltrans Standard Plans Hot Mix Asphalt Course; Caltrans Division and safety regulations pertaining to the work. Mr. London is a thorough, flexible, of Environmental Analysis Module 7 and organized inspector who sets priorities and exercises sound, independent Construction Stormwater Refresher; judgment within established guidelines. CAL/OSHA 10-Hour Construction Safety and Health Training; CPR and First Aid Certification

Project Experience Highlights: SBCTA Lenwood Road Grade Separation (Barstow, CA) Mr. London served as Civil Inspector on the $19.6M SBCTA Lenwood Road Grade Separation project. This federally and state funded project included a new bridge over the Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF) Railway and included driven pile foundations, a prestressed, post-tensioned cast-in-place superstructure, complex falsework construction, shoring, mechanically stabilized earth (MSE) wall construction, utility relocations, and coordination with BNSF. Mr. London’s responsibilities included inspecting all civil items of work including construction and paving of detour roads, sewer line installation, drainage systems, earthwork, grading, paving, signing, and striping. Additionally, he prepared detailed daily diaries with photos and monthly quantity sheets. SBCTA I-10/Tippecanoe Avenue Interchange Improvement Project, Phase 1 (San Bernardino, CA) Mr. London served as Civil Inspector for Phase 1 of the $33.5M I-10/Tippecanoe Avenue Interchange project. Phase I of the project included the widening of I-10 to accommodate an eastbound auxiliary lane and standard shoulder widths. Additional work included improvements to the eastbound off-ramp at Tippecanoe Avenue such as retaining walls along the eastbound I-10 mainline and along the eastbound Tippecanoe Avenue off-ramp, replacement of an existing concrete-lined channel with a reinforced concrete box culvert, widening of San Timoteo Creek Bridge and eastbound/westbound bridge barrier replacements, and eastbound bridge barrier replacement for Tippecanoe Avenue Undercrossing. In this role, Mr. London was responsible for night work inspection of traffic control and earthwork operations. Caltrans District 11 On-call Construction Management Services, I-8 Update Continuous Reinforced Concrete Pavement Projects (Imperial County, CA) Mr. London served as Civil Inspector for the $417M Caltrans District 11 I-8 Update Continuous Reinforced Concrete Pavement (CRCP) projects in Imperial County. The ongoing I-8 Update includes placing CRCP along I-8 from SR-111 to the Arizona border. The new pavement will provide a longer lifespan for the roadway, while at the same time reducing cost and improving safety for highway workers exposed to traffic by reducing maintenance time. Asphalt shoulders will also be replaced with CRCP reducing environmental impacts and increasing durability. In this role, Mr. London was responsible for quality assurance inspection of civil work including traffic control, storm water best management practices (BMPs), earthwork, subbase, aggregate base, and portland cement concrete (PCC). Caltrans District 6 Pavement Preservation In/Near Tehachapi (Tehachapi, CA) Mr. London served as Civil Inspector for this $16M state highway construction project in Kern County, which consisted of slab replacement, cold planing the existing pavement, and resurfacing it with new rubberized hot mix asphalt (RHMA). In this role, Mr. London inspected demolition and RHMA paving of repair locations, as well as cold planing and RHMA overlay operations. He was also responsible for the inspection of metal beam guard rail, traffic control, temporary striping; coordination with Construction Zone Enhanced Enforcement Program (COZEEP); and preparation of detailed daily diaries with quantity sheets. Over the course of his work, Mr. London made a significant observation that the Contractor had installed the wrong metal posts for the system. He prompted the Contractor to quickly correct the problem and ensured this mistake was mitigated throughout the remainder of the project.

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Danny Lima has 25 years of experience providing construction management Danny Lima (KCS) and inspection services for local public works agencies. His project experience Civil Inspector ranges extensively from sewer and water mains to storm drain systems, landfills, environmental documentation and compliance, and road reconstruction, CAL/OSHA 10-Hour Construction Safety rehabilitation, and maintenance. Danny is highly skilled and experienced and Health Training; CPR and First Aid individual who has expressed a diligent work ethic and strong organizational skills Certification; Knowledge of Caltrans that are invaluable on and off the field. Danny’s recent experience includes serving Standards; AutoCAD Technician as Resident Engineer for the replacement and rehabilitation of sewer mains and laterals on two City of San Diego sewer group projects. Project Experience Highlights: County of San Diego On-call Construction Management Services, Buckman Springs Road at Oak Drive Intersection Improvement Project (San Diego, CA) Mr. Lima served as the Resident Engineer on this $850K county project, which consisted of improvements to 0.4-miles of Buckman Springs Road and Oak Drive intersection in Campo, California. Project elements included new paving, drainage improvements, striping, signage, construction of a trail segment, and rehabilitation to eroded shoulders in order to enhance the road’s safety features for pedestrians, bicyclists, and equestrians. The work also improved line of sight for motorists, traffic flow, and storm water conveyance to accommodate the 100-year storm water elevations. In this role, Mr. Lima conducted field inspections; weekly SWPPP inspections; project meetings with County staff and the Contractor; coordinated schedules with the Contractor, water municipalities, and other outside agencies; tracked daily/weekly operations; and processed submittal reviews, RFIs, change orders, and monthly progress payments. City of San Diego Lytton Street 6-inch Sewer Replacement (San Diego, CA) Mr. Lima served as the Resident Engineer on this $1.9M sewer project, which consisted of 1,290 linear feet of new 8-inch sewer pipelines in the right-of-way and the abandonment of 407 linear feet of existing six-inch easement sewer pipelines. Replacement of the sewer main involved removal of existing vitrified clay pipe and installation of new PVC pipe. Additional project elements included sewer manholes and laterals, replumbing of sewer laterals, trench shoring, and pavement resurfacing. Mr. Lima’s responsibilities included all administrative and field tasks for the project, as well as managing all dewatering activities prior to excavation activity and coordinating with the Public Utilities Department personnel for approval of the discharge permit. He coordinated closely with the nearby school to schedule work around high traffic times, and coordinated with homeowners when re-plumbing was required on private property. City of San Diego As-needed Construction Management, Sewer Group 787 (San Diego, CA) Mr. Lima served as Resident Engineer for this $4.7M sewer replacement/rehabilitation project in the Center City area of San Diego, California. The project included replacing 12,978 linear feet of concrete pipe and vitrified clay sewer mains; abandonment of 5,000 linear feet of existing concrete pipe and vitrified clay sewer mains; and installation of 5,911 linear feet of new sewer main alignment. Replacement of these deteriorating and aging sewer pipes was part of an effort to bring the sewer mains up to current City standards for flow capacity and helping to eliminate any future sewer spills and stoppages in the area. In this role, Mr. Lima conducted field inspections, weekly SWPPP inspections, weekly project meetings with City staff and the Contractor, coordinated schedules with the Contractor and outside agencies, tracked daily/weekly operations, and processed submittal reviews, RFIs, change orders, and monthly progress payments. SANDAG South Bay Bus Rapid Transit Segment 1A (San Diego, CA) Mr. Lima serves as a Civil Inspector for Segment 1A of the SANDAG South Bay Bus Rapid Transit (SBBRT) project. This 1.6-mile segment will conclude construction of the 26-mile SBBRT project located between Otay Mesa Port of Entry and downtown San Diego, via Eastern Chula Vista. Segment 1A will complete the last portion of the nearly six-mile long dedicated BRT guideway along East Palomar Street and additionally includes demolition; 51 Franchise utility relocations; grading; drainage and wet utility improvements; roadway improvements; traffic signal modifications including transit signal priority technology, electrical, and communications; bus stop shelters and station amenities; signage and striping; landscape; and irrigation. Once completed, SBBRT will provide frequent, rapid, and reliable bus service to help minimize traffic congestion along a major transportation corridor and offer transit to the unserved communities of the South Bay area. Mr. Lima is responsible for inspection of civil improvements on the project, including grading, excavation and construction of the BRT guideway, utility service installations, and realignments and improvements. Additionally, he inspected storm drain piping, structures and tie-ins to existing storm drain facilities, recycled and potable water services, pathways and sidewalks, curb and gutter improvements including ADA improvements, hot-mix asphalt (HMA) paving and overlays, signalization at the intersections, regulatory signage and striping, and landscaping and irrigation. Mr. Lima prepares detailed diaries and monthly quantity sheets to document the work.

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Don Brown is a well-rounded senior inspector with over 19 years of transportation, Don Brown (KCS) inspection, and construction experience on projects built to City, County, and Civil Inspector Caltrans specifications and standards. Mr. Brown’s transportation experience includes structures, roadway, sewer and drainage systems, traffic control review CAL/OSHA 10-Hour Construction Safety and implementation, SWPPP, landscaping, and public relations functions. Mr. and Health Training ; CPR and First Aid Brown has excellent inspection knowledge of retaining and mechanically stabilized Certification earth (MSE) walls, demolition and construction of new structures, and widening of roadway and rail bridges. He can examine workmanship and materials, such as the placement of hot mix asphalt (HMA), rubberized hot mix asphalt (RHMA), and portland cement concrete (PCC) paving. Additionally, Mr. Brown has served on building and facility projects, including two years as a Construction Manager on a high school rehabilitation project acting as Safety Representative, which also included Office Engineering and document control responsibilities. Project Experience Highlights: RCTC I-215 South Widening Murrieta Hot Springs to Scott Road (Murrieta, CA) Mr. Brown served in a dual Inspector/Office Engineer role for this $29M project to widen six miles of I-215 between Murrieta Hot Springs Road to Scott Road by adding one general purpose lane in each direction. His primary duties were to verify the contract documents, review and confirm the calculations for the monthly progress payment, estimate the level of effort and costs for change orders, and perform safety oversight for the duration of the project. Mr. Brown oversaw safety activities including weekly site inspections of construction activities, verifying field personnel were documenting safety incidents on daily reports correctly, and maintaining a safety inspection log for items in need of correction and completion. Caltrans District 8 Cajalco Road/I-15 Interchange Improvement Project (Corona, CA) Mr. Brown served as the Lead Structural Inspector on this $45M project consisting of widening Cajalco Road from a two-lane bridge to a six-lane overcrossing bridge on a new alignment north of the existing bridge. As Lead Structural Inspector, Mr. Brown’s duties included quality assurance inspection of the structural elements of this project, including structural excavation, numerous cast-in-drilled-hole (CIDH) piles ranging in size from 24- to 72-inches in diameter, abutments, columns, and the bridge superstructure. Mr. Brown verified elevations for the structural elements, confirming they match the four-scale grades and project plans. Additional tasks included inspecting the prestressing operations, layout and oversight of the profilograph, grind and groove operations, forming and placement of concrete for barrier rails and retaining walls, and MSE wall leveling pad elevations. Mr. Brown also inspected the placement of MSWE panels to verify that the straps, backfill, drainage, and gaps are within tolerance. He also assisted with the inspection of roadway grading and concrete placement for lean concrete base (LCB) and jointed plain concrete pavement (JPCP). City of Murrieta I-15/Los Alamos Road Overcrossing Improvement Project (Murrieta, CA) Mr. Brown served as Senior Inspector on this $11M bridge project for the City of Murrieta, which raised the I-15 bridge at Los Alamos Road and widened the overcrossing from two to four lanes. Mr. Brown’s responsibilities included coordinating full freeway closures and detours, overseeing the demolition of the original structure, inspection of the bridge embankment placement, construction of CIDH piles, steel cage installations, and concrete placement. Other duties consisted of inspection and oversight to verify line and grade of reinforcement and concrete placement for the stem, soffit, and deck of the structure, as well as preparation of monthly quantities. Mr. Brown assisted with roadway embankment inspection, base and asphalt placement to the thicknesses and limits specified, as well as the installation of reinforced concrete pipe for storm drain systems. Additionally, Mr. Brown maintained the contract document system per the Federal and Caltrans specifications, calculated and reviewed the bid quantities, and drafted meeting minutes and the agenda for progress meetings with the Contractor and stakeholders. City of Riverside SR-91/La Sierra Interchange (Riverside, CA) Mr. Brown served as an inspector for this $29M project, which included replacing the existing La Sierra Overcrossing over SR-91 freeway and La Sierra Overhead over BNSF railroad tracks; widening La Sierra Avenue between Diana Street and Indiana Street; ramp widening and realignment; construction of 12 MSE and CIP retaining walls along ramps and bridge abutments; sound walls, drainage, traffic signals and street lighting improvements; relocating waterlines; and installation of electrical and communications utilities. Mr. Brown’s responsibilities included assisting the Structural Engineer in monitoring the construction of CIDH pile footings, verifying mix designs and establishing footing and structure elevations for a two-stage bridge demolition and reconstruction over SR-91 and the BNSF rail line. He observed and documented the stressing operation and measurements, and assisted in the shooting of deck grades. Additional duties included the inspection of the construction of multiple MSE walls throughout the project including the placement of panels, wire mesh, and backfill, as well as placement of irrigation, landscape, and hardscape to meet both City and State requirements.

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Anthony Nixon is a seasoned Construction Inspector with more than 20 years of Anthony Nixon (KCS) experience providing civil and structural inspection on major public infrastructure Civil Inspector projects across California. His technical expertise encompasses all aspects of bridge and roadway construction, including seismic retrofits; pile driving oversight; Pile Driver Academy; Cal/OSHA 30-hour CIDH drilling; multiple types of falsework, including timber adjustable and Construction Safety and Health Training; double stacked; methacrylate overlays; grinding; paving; roadway substructures; OSHA 40-hour HAZWOPER Training; CPR fish screen; and multiple types of culverts. Mr. Nixon is also proficient in the and First Aid Certification; CC Myers False- administration of construction contracts; resolving RFIs and construction and Work Training Erection/Removal Training; design issues; daily job hazard analysis; record keeping; and multi-agency and Compliance Solutions Confined Space stakeholder coordination. Training; Compliance Solutions Lead/ Asbestos Awareness Training; Compliance Solutions Methacrylate and Polyester Overlay Certification

Project Experience Highlights: RCTC SR-91 Corridor Improvement Project (Corona, CA) Mr. Nixon provided Independent Quality Assurance (IQA) services on this high profile $1.4B project. Work extended toll express lanes on SR-91 between Orange and Riverside counties and I-15, added one regular lane between SR-71 and I-15, added one regular lane from I-15/SR-91 interchange to Pierce Street, and improved seven interchanges. Mr. Nixon provided IQA inspection services for all structures on this project, including 28 bridge widenings, 5 new bridges, and over 90 retaining walls; and oversaw the Contractor’s work and material/inspection services. Mr. Nixon utilized Latista and Bluebeam to write daily diaries and track changes in the contract plans while providing photo documentation of the progress of the work. Throughout this project, Mr. Nixon was instrumental in identifying three issues: the large CIDH piles were specified as dry holes, however water was encountered during drilling. Mr. Nixon successfully classified the CIDH as dry holes because the amount of moisture fell within the dry hole limits. This avoided unnecessary change orders and kept the project on schedule. Retaining wall design placed the construction of the back side of the wall as layout line (LOL), which offset the footing and the wall where the alignment did not meet requirements. Through constructability review, Mr. Nixon caught this misalignment before the Contractor began construction, and the design was modified with no delays or change orders. Due to staging of the project, the architecturally- treated retaining walls could not be constructed continuously, leaving large gaps to be completed later in the project schedule. Mr. Nixon knew that the characteristics of the concrete panels would move and grow over time–he carefully reviewed and measured stations and elevations prior to construction, which constructed the remaining gaps of retaining wall in a continuous and consistent manner with completed aligned and seamless architectural elements. Caltrans District 8 SR-91 Widening (Corona, CA) Mr. Nixon served as Structures Inspector for this $144M project, which included six miles of highway widening in both directions, 13 bridges (box girders, a new Burlington North Santa Fe (BNSF) railroad bridge over the highway, on and off-ramps, architectural treatments), and 55 retaining walls (soil-nail walls, mechanically stabilized earth (MSE) walls), as well as the removal, replacement, and protection of existing utilities. In this role, Mr. Nixon was responsible for inspecting all aspects of the structures construction, including CIDH piles (96-inch and 24-inch), field observation, and maintaining documentation of the Contractor’s activities, including labor, equipment, and materials. Caltrans District 8 I-10/SR-62 Separation Pavement Rehabilitation (Palm Desert, CA) Mr. Nixon served as Assistant Structures Representative for this $8.5M Caltrans District 8 project. The project provided pavement overlay of I-10/SR-62 to Indian Avenue. In this role, Mr. Nixon was responsible for inspection and documentation of all overlay activities on eight structures. Work was performed in an environmentally sensitive area to protect wildlife (tortoises) and required implementation of SWPPP measures. SBCTA Monte Vista Avenue Grade Separation (Montclair, CA) Mr. Nixon serves as Structures Inspector for this $17.4M SBCTA grade separation project in Montclair, California. Major project elements include a new bridge over both State Street and two subdivisions of the Union Pacific Railroad (UPRR), mechanically stabilized earth (MSE) wall embankment approaches, the creation of Earnhardt Way and Greenwood Avenue, raising the intersection of Monte Vista Avenue and Brooks Street, utility relocations, and all associated improvements. The project will improve traffic operations, local circulation, air quality, and safety by eliminating the at-grade crossing between Monte Vista Avenue and UPRR. Mr. Nixon’s responsibilities include structures inspection, documenting the work in daily diaries, and preparing Q-sheets.

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Frank Sostrom has over 30 years of industry experience providing civil engineering, Frank Sostrom (KCS) construction management, and inspection of transportation and public Civil Inspector works projects. His experience includes a wide array of projects from building construction and development projects to water/wastewater, bridge structures, CAL/OSHA 10-Hour Construction Safety roadway, major highway, and railway construction projects. Mr. Sostrom is skilled and Health Training; Knowledge of Caltrans in all aspects of inspection and materials testing, with experience in contract Standards; 40-hour HAZWOPER Training; management and ensuring conformance with approved plans and specifications. NCTD/BNSF Safety Training Additionally, he has an extensive knowledge of soils, aggregates, concrete, reinforcement, steel, and other construction materials and testing methods. Mr. Sostrom is detail-oriented and extremely thorough in his inspections and documentation of daily work and quantities, and in providing contract documents such as detailed daily reports of contract progress, contract pay estimates with supporting data, materials verification, verification of surveys, and summaries of materials testing. Project Experience Highlights: City of Corona Foothill Parkway Westerly Extension (Corona, CA) Mr. Sostrom served as a Civil Inspector on this $45M high-profile project to extend Foothill Parkway in the City of Corona, California. The project included construction of two new miles of Foothill Parkway from Trudy Way to Paseo Grande at Green River Road. Additional project elements included construction of approximately two miles of new road; construction of a new four-lane roadway with curb, gutter, a raised median, a multipurpose trail, sidewalks, and landscaping; and a new bridge that spans over an existing 108-inch Municipal Water District feeder line located approximately 1,000 feet southeast of Paseo Grande. Mr. Sostrom provided inspection for all elements of this project involving both roadway and bridge, including CIDH pile installation utilizing the slurry displacement method, as well as development of the bridge 4-scale for the determination of bridge abutment, soffit, deck, and overhang grades. City of Corona Auto Center Drive Grade Separation (Corona, CA) Mr. Sostrom served as a Lead Civil and Bridgework Inspector on the federally funded Auto Center Drive Railroad Grade Separation Project. This $32M, high profile project added a new grade separation where there was formerly an at-grade crossing of Auto Center Drive with the Burlington Northern and Santa Fe (BNSF) Railway in the city of Corona, California. Mr. Sostrom was responsible for the inspection of stage construction detours, temporary signing and striping, 30-inch DIP gravity sewer mains, storm drain facilities, 24-inch DIP reclaimed water mains, 16-inch DIP water mains, a pressure reducing station, four separate boring and jacking operations, and cathodic protection systems. He was also responsible for inspecting ADA ramps, sidewalks, earthwork, MSE wall construction, retaining wall construction, grading, foundations, structures, retaining wall construction, falsework, three-span post-tensioned box girder bridge, concrete barriers, hot mix asphalt, metal beam guard rail, and landscaping. Mr. Sostrom also produced accurate quantity calculations, completed detailed daily diaries with a photo log, prepared pay estimates, generated as-built red lines, and engaged in general correspondence with the Contractor. Caltrans District 11 On-call Construction Management Services, I-15 Managed Lanes, Unit 2 (San Diego, CA) Mr. Sostrom served as an Assistant Resident Engineer on the $47M I-15 Managed Lanes North Segment, Unit 2 project. The new 20-mile I-15 express lanes feature a four-lane managed lane facility with moveable barriers between SR-163 and SR-78 for improved capacity and congestion relief. He was responsible for the daily inspection and documentation of earthwork, grading, placement of aggregate base, roadway structural sections including asphalt concrete (AC) and portland cement concrete paving (PCC), drainage systems, rock slope protection, concrete barrier, metal beam guard railing, signage and striping, SWPPP compliance, and traffic control. Additionally, Mr. Sostrom prepared detailed daily dairies and monthly quantity sheets, independently performed records research to reconstruct events, performed numerous force account analyses, defended against and resolved potential claims, wrote and processed contract change orders, processed monthly progress pay estimates, and made project records complete per independent audits. SANDAG On-call Construction Management Services, Eastbound SR-78 Widening (Escondido, CA) Mr. Sostrom served as a Lead Civil and Bridgework Inspector on the Eastbound SR-78 widening project. This project added a lane between the Woodland Parkway and Barham Drive on-ramps, and included adding two eastbound lanes between the Barham Drive on-ramp and the end of the off-ramp for Nordahl Road. Mr. Sostrom was responsible for the inspection of earthwork, grading, drainage facilities, water supply, foundations, structures, retaining wall construction, bridge widening, concrete barriers, hot mix asphalt, metal beam guardrail, signs, and temporary striping. Additionally, he produced accurate quantity calculations, completed detailed daily diaries with a photo log, prepared pay estimates, generated as-built red lines, engaged in general correspondence with the Contractor, and helped complete the project punch-list.

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Colby Cushing has 10 years of experience in both construction and design Colby Cushing, PE, QSD (KCS) for a variety of transportation projects, including highway bridge structures, Structural Inspector bridges over water, heavy and light rail bridge structures, bus transit facilities, and water/wastewater buildings. His experience includes providing quality M.S., Structural Engineering assurance inspection and field engineering, performing submittal reviews and B.S. Civil Engineering constructability reviews, providing independent cost estimating, chairing project Civil Engineer in California, No. 76740 construction meetings, and coordinating with project staff and stakeholders. Prior Qualified SWPPP Developer in California, to joining Kleinfelder Construction Services’ team, Mr. Cushing served as a Design No. 24885 Engineer on Kleinfelder’s Bridge Design team, providing design services for some CAL/OSHA 10-Hour Construction Safety of the region’s highest profile bridge projects. This previous experience as a design and Health Training; CPR and First Aid engineer gives him a distinct insight in structures construction and the ability to Certification identify key issues and effective solutions for successful project deliveries.

Project Experience Highlights: City of Corona Foothill Parkway Westerly Extension (Corona, CA) Mr. Cushing served as a temporary Assistant Structures Representative on this $40M, high-profile project that extends Foothill Parkway in the City of Corona. The project includes constructing two new miles of Foothill Parkway from Trudy Way to Paseo Grande at Green River. Connections to the new section of Foothill Parkway, from both Mangular Avenue via Chase Drive and Border Avenue, are also part of the overall project. Additional project elements included construction of approximately two miles of new road; moving approximately 2.4-million yards of soil; construction of a new four-lane roadway with curb, gutter, a raised median, a multipurpose trail, sidewalks, and landscaping; as well as a new bridge that will span over an existing 108-inch Municipal Water District feeder line located approximately 1,000 feet southeast of Paseo Grande. Mr. Cushing was brought onto the project to provide QA for the post-tensioning (PT) operation. In this role, he reviewed the prestressing shop plans, developed all PT monitoring and calibration sheets, and performed the inspection for all stressing and grouting operations. In additiona, two-end stressing was performed. City of Corona Auto Center Drive Grade Separation (Corona, CA) Mr. Cushing served as a Structures Inspector for the City of Corona’s Auto Center Drive grade separation project, which included construction of a new bridge over the BNSF and Metrolink rail lines. Additional project elements included large diameter cast- in-drilled-hole foundations at the bents; precast concrete driven piles at the abutments; a cast-in-place pre-stressed concrete box girder superstructure; complex falsework construction; shoring; mechanically stabilized earth wall construction; utility relocations; and coordination with BNSF, Orange County Flood Control District, and the Army Corp of Engineers. Mr. Cushing was specifically brought onto the project to assist with the pile driving inspection and CIDH pile inspection. SBCTA I-10/Tippecanoe Avenue Interchange Improvement, Phase I (San Bernardino, CA) Mr. Cushing served as Structures Inspector/Assistant Structures Representative on this SBCTA project. His responsibilities included quality assurance inspection of a two-span cast-in-place pre-stressed concrete box girder bridge-widening and several Type 1 retaining walls, as well as review of 4-scale grades, concrete mix designs, and pre-stress shop drawings. This $12M project consisted of construction improvements to the eastbound off ramp at Tippecanoe Avenue including retaining walls, replacement of a concrete-lined channel with a reinforced concrete box culvert, and widening of the San Timoteo Creek Bridge. SBCTA I-15/Baseline Road Interchange (San Bernardino County, CA) Mr. Cushing served as part of the Constructability Review team and as a Structures Inspector on a part-time basis during construction for SBCTA’s $38.3M I-15/Baseline Interchange project. The structures include a new cast-in-place, prestressed box girder bridge, a new precast bulb tee girder bridge, bridge widening, prestressed tie back walls, and Type 1 retaining walls. During the Constructability Review phase, Mr. Cushing performed reviews of the final PS&E for all structures on the project. He then provided structures inspection for the project, including 16-inch CIDH pile foundation, pile cap footing, column, stem and soffit, and bridge deck construction, as well as ground anchor wall reinforcement and shotcrete, and development of bridge 4-scale grades. SBCTA Lenwood Road Grade Separation (Barstow, CA) Mr. Cushing served as a Structures Inspector/Assistant Structures Representative on SBCTA’s railroad grade separation project at Lenwood Road. This $19.6M federally and state-funded project included a new bridge over the BNSF railroad and included driven pile foundations, a cast-in-place pre-stressed box girder superstructure, complex falsework construction, MSE wall construction, utility relocations and coordination with BNSF. In addition to his inspection and field engineering duties, Mr. Cushing was responsible for 4-scale development for the new bridge and for submittal reviews including falsework, driven piles, bridge post- tensioning, concrete mixes, and mechanically stabilized earth (MSE) walls. Kleinfelder Construction Services Proposal | RFP No.19-016CA On-call Engineering and Professional Services Contracts • O. Construction Inspection Services Page 28 PROPOSED STAFFING AND PROJECT ORGANIZATION

Dave Zanoni has more than 15 years of experience as a structures representative Dave Zanoni, PE, QSD (KCS) and inspector on multiple construction projects. Whether it is a roadway, Structural Inspector structure, bridge, renewable energy, or rail project, Mr. Zanoni brings his ‘A-game’ and helps make every project a success. Mr. Zanoni has experience performing B.S., Civil and Environmental Engineering quality assurance inspection; field engineering of bridge widenings, demolition, Civil Engineer in California, No. 75028 and retrofits; and administrative and field tasks. What sets Mr. Zanoni apart from Qualified SWPPP Developer in California, other structures representatives is his service as a Quality Control Manager, which No. 22496 enables his ability to perform inspection services with respect to quality control. CAL/OSHA 10-Hour Construction Safety Clients continually rave about Mr. Zanoni’s keen attention to detail and pro- and Health Training; CPR and First Aid activeness on the job. Certification

Project Experience Highlights: City of San Diego As-needed Construction Management Sewer and Water Group 695 (San Diego, CA) Mr. Zanoni served as a Resident Engineer on this Sewer and Water Group 695 task order for the City of San Diego. This project included the installation of 7,030 linear feet of an eight-inch sewer pipe (new and replace in place); the installation of 1,892 linear feet of eight-inch and 12-inch water pipes; the abandonment of six-inch and eight-inch existing sewer main at the easement and at the street; replumbing of five existing sewer laterals; installation of manholes and sewer laterals, water services, tees, crosses, reducers, gate valves, trench shoring, resurfacing, curb ramps, traffic controls; and other work and appurtenances. Replacement of the sewer main involved removal of existing vitrified clay pipe and installing new PVC pipe. Replacement of the water mains involved removal/handling of existing asbestos pipe and installing new C900 high pressure water pipe. Mr. Zanoni managed administrative and construction/field tasks for the duration of the project including submittal reviews, and preparation of change orders and progress payments. He coordinated directly with the City of San Diego Water Operations personnel for water main shutdowns and bacteriological testing, and verified that replaced sections of pipe met pressure rating requirements. City of San Diego As-needed Construction Management Lytton Street Six-Inch Sewer Replacement (San Diego, CA) Mr. Zanoni served as Resident Engineer on the Lytton Street Six-Inch Sewer Replacement task order for the City of San Diego. Construction for this project included the installation of approximately 1,290 linear feet of new eight-inch sewer pipelines in the right-of-way and the abandonment of 407 linear feet of existing six-inch easement sewer pipelines. Sewer manholes, sewer laterals, replumbing of sewer laterals, trench shoring, and pavement resurfacing were also included. Replacement of the sewer main involved removal of existing vitrified clay pipe and installing new PVC pipe. Work shifts were coordinated around low flow conditions, as new sewer main tied into manhole with large diameter trunk sewer. Prior to installation of the sewer main, extensive dewatering was required for the deep excavations required to install the sewer main. Dewatered groundwater required carbon filtration treatment prior to being discharged back into the City sewer. Mr. Zanoni managed administrative and construction/field tasks for the duration of the project, as well as all dewatering activities prior to excavation activity and coordination with Public Utilities Department (PUD) personnel for approval of the discharge permit. SANDAG Mid-Coast Corridor Transit Project (San Diego, CA) Mr. Zanoni serves as an Assistant Structures Representative for the $2.1B SANDAG Mid-Coast Corridor Transit project. This project will extend the Blue Line trolley service north from the Santa Fe Depot in downtown San Diego to the University City community, serving major activity centers such as Old Town, University of California San Diego, and the Westfield UTC mall. Project elements include nine stations, elevated light rail structures, traction power and overhead catenary, railroad signal and systems communications, cut and cover, and two freeway crossings. Mr. Zanoni’s responsibilities include structures contract administration and inspection, performing engineering analysis for bridge falsework and shoring, and structures submittal reviews for bridge foundation construction, bridge post-tensioning, falsework, and materials to be used. Caltrans District 11 I-15 Managed Lanes, Unit 2 (San Diego, CA) Mr. Zanoni served as Assistant Structures Representative for the I-15 Managed Lanes, North Segment, Unit 2 project. This $47M project consisted of widening the freeway from 9th Avenue to SR-78 in order to accommodate the addition of four reversible HOV/ Fastrak lanes in the median, the addition of auxiliary lanes, and necessary ramp modifications. Mr. Zanoni performed the quality assurance inspection and field engineering of bridge widenings, demolition and retrofitting, as well as a soldier pile wall. Other responsibilities included review of falsework drawings, establishing abutment, column, soffit, overhang and top deck grades from the 50 scales, verifying grades in the field, and profilographing bridge decks to determine limits of grinding.

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Jim Dermody has over 20 years of experience providing contract administration Jim Dermody, PE (KCS) and quality assurance inspection on public works projects in San Diego County. Structural Inspector His diverse project experience ranges from bridges, light rail station platforms, and retaining walls to lattice steel frame towers, pump stations, filtration facilities for B.S., Civil Engineering large Marine Parks, pipelines, and flow control facilities. Mr. Dermody’s extensive Civil Engineer in California, No. 58445 bridge expertise includes post-tensioned box girder bridges, timber vehicle CAL/OSHA 10-Hour Construction Safety and bridges, reinforced concrete box girders, steel bridges, and pile-wrapping of Health Training timber railroad bridges. His work on these projects has included quality assurance CPR and First Aid Training inspection and acceptance of a wide variety of structures work, including deep foundations, drilled reinforced concrete pile shafts, and driven piling. Mr. Dermody’s experience and sound engineering judgment make him a valuable member of our team. Project Experience Highlights: SDCWA Miramar Pump Station Rehabilitation (San Diego, CA) Mr. Dermody served as an Assistant Resident Engineer for the rehabilitation/retrofit of the Miramar Pump Station in San Diego, California. Mechanical work for this project included the replacement of all existing piping and equipment with three new pump trains and one new flow control facility. The new pump trains each included 300 HP vertical turbine pumps, both electrically and manually actuated triple-offset butterfly valves, new piping ranging from 24-inch to 36-inch, couplers and reducers. The new flow control facility included a 24-inch electrically actuated cone valve, a manually actuated triple-offset butterfly valve, new piping, couplers, and a venturi meter with pressure sensors to monitor flow. Mechanical improvements also consisted of a new overhead roll-up door, and new air supply and exhaust fans to provide ventilation for the sensitive electrical equipment. Electrical/ instrumentation improvements included installation of new motor control centers (MCCs) with variable frequency drives (VFDs) for each new pump train, an uninterruptible power supply (UPS), main switchboard gear and new SDG&E transformer, high voltage and low voltage circuit panels, and a state-of-the-art control panel housing a programmable logic controller (PLC) to automatically run the pump station and allow for remote operation from the Water Authority’s operations headquarters in Escondido. Structural improvements included thickened concrete shear walls, carbon fiber reinforced polymer (CFRP) wall retrofit, and existing crack repair. Site civil improvements included retaining walls to support the elevated electrical yard, new chain link and ornamental picket railings, and drainage swales. Mr. Dermody’s responsibilities started early on in the project, coordinating the review of the many technical submittals that needed to be submitted and reviewed in the early phases, due to the long lead-time of various mechanical equipment items. He also provided field inspection for the demolition phase of the existing facility, when SDCWA’s inspectors were temporarily unavailable. SANDAG On-call Construction Management Services, Sorrento Valley Double Track (San Diego, CA) Mr. Dermody served as a Structures Representative and Civil Inspector for this $18M double track project on the LOSSAN corridor, which included a railroad bridge replacement, three soldier pile retaining walls, extensive drainage improvements, two-miles of new track, new and temporary track turnouts, and railroad signal improvements. The retaining walls are cast-in-drilled-hole soldier beams with concrete lagging, and the new bridge is a 10-span precast concrete girder founded on 24-inch cast-in-steel- shell piles. Drainage improvements included undertrack culverts, concrete channels, and drainage swales lined with articulated concrete block. Mr. Dermody’s responsibilities included inspecting civil and structural elements for contract compliance, accepting materials incorporated into the work, documenting daily activities in reports, reviewing product submittals and RFIs, and reviewing site-specific work plans for civil and structures construction activities. All construction was performed while maintaining rail operations, and major improvements were completed under weekend-long Absolute Work Windows (AWW) as part of the construction sequencing. SANDAG On-call Construction Management Services, Sorrento to Miramar Phase 1 (San Diego, CA) Mr. Dermody served as the Structures Representative on the Sorrento to Miramar Double Track Phase I project. This $27M project located on the LOSSAN corridor involves 1.2 miles of double-track, a bridge replacement, multiple retaining walls, and 8,000 feet of freight passing track. Mr. Dermody was responsible for the review and inspection of all structural elements on the project, which included a steel railroad bridge, reinforced concrete drainage channels, and a variety of retaining walls, including 2500-linear- feet of tieback soldier pile wall, a sheet pile wall, and a soil nail wall. Additionally, he assisted with the review of a Cost Reduction Incentive Proposal that was implemented during construction to substitute the planned concrete walls with tieback soldier piles walls. Mr. Dermody also reviewed site-specific work plans for structures work, including temporary shoring and temporary bridges. All Work was performed during both day and night shifts while maintaining rail operations and required three weekend- long Absolute Work Windows (AWW).

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Bart Switzer has 39 years of industry experience in the planning, evaluation, and Bart Switzer, CPSEC, QSD (KCS) inspection of infrastructure projects involving SWPPP, landscaping, and planting. Landscape Inspector His extensive experience in landscape design and inspection includes plan review, code enforcement, materials testing, irrigation systems, and plant material and M.A., Business Management landscape installations. He is experienced with Caltrans Standard Plans and B.S., Chemical Engineering Specifications and has extensive experience on transportation projects. Mr. Switzer A.A., Arboriculture, Landscape Design, and has served as the owner’s representative and assisted in contract administration, Irrigation and is knowledgeable in the principles, practices, techniques, and terminology Qualified SWPPP Developer (QSP/D), No. of inspection and project management and administration. In addition, he has 23077 participated in numerous constructability reviews. Mr. Switzer’s efforts in these Certified Professional in Erosion and constructability reviews led to millions of dollars in savings for clients. Sediment Control, No. 6939 CAL/OSHA 10 Hour Construction Safety and Health Training

Project Experience Highlights: City of Corona Foothill Parkway Westerly Extension (Corona, CA) Mr. Switzer served as a SWPPP Coordinator on this $55M high-profile project that extends Foothill Parkway in the City of Corona, California. The project included constructing two new miles of Foothill Parkway from Trudy Way to Paseo Grande at Green River. Connections to the new section of Foothill Parkway, from both Mangular Avenue via Chase Drive and Border Avenue, were also part of the overall project. Additional project elements included construction of approximately two miles of new road; moving approximately 2.4-million yards of soil; construction of a new four-lane roadway with curb, gutter, raised median, multipurpose trail, sidewalks, and landscaping; and a new bridge that spans over an existing 108-inch Municipal Water District feeder line located approximately 1,000 feet southeast of Paseo Grande. In this role, Mr. Switzer provided reviews for all SWPPP and initial landscaping submittals. RCTC Perris Valley Line (Riverside County, CA) Mr. Switzer served as the Landscape Inspector for the $150M Perris Valley Line project, a 24-mile extension of the Metrolink 91 Line from Riverside to Perris, California. Project elements included two railroad bridge replacements, upgrade of existing siding tracks, and construction of new track and control points to provide future Metrolink passengers service between Perris and Riverside on the former Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF) San Jacinto Industrial Spur. In this role, Mr. Switzer’s responsibilities included inspecting all new plant material, supervising all plantings, regularly inspecting plants during plant establishment, and providing the Resident Engineer with daily diaries. SBCTA I-10/Tippecanoe Avenue Interchange Improvement Project, Phases 1 and 2 (San Bernardino, CA) Mr. Switzer served as the Stormwater Inspector on Phase 1 and Phase 2 of the I-10 Tippecanoe Avenue Interchange Improvement project in San Bernardino, California. This multi-phase, roadway widening project required close monitoring and coordination of infrastructure improvements to preserve and maintain existing landscape facilities and new construction elements. The project widened the I-10 eastbound corridor from the San Timoteo Creek Bridge to the Tippecanoe Avenue Undercrossing Bridge; widened the Tippecanoe Avenue eastbound exit ramp; was designed to reduce local street congestion; improved access to medical, retail, commercial, and residential destinations; and improved functionality of I-10. Mr. Switzer’s responsibilities included construction management stormwater site inspection reviews. Caltrans District 11 On-call Construction Management Services, Various Projects (San Diego, CA) Mr. Switzer serves as a SWPPP Coordinator/Inspector for KCS’ Caltrans District 11 On-call Construction Management contract, serving on projects throughout San Diego County including I-5 Managed Lanes, SR-905 Freeway, and SR-76/I-15 Interchange projects. In this role, he performs independent SWPPP inspections for a variety of projects and works with the construction management team to verify compliance with stormwater requirements and Best Management Practices (BMPs). Mr. Switzer also represents the District 11 Construction Stormwater Coordinator (DCSWC) conducting District 11 stormwater inspections on projects and completing joint Caltrans Headquarters Independent Assurance (IA) inspections with the headquarters’ independent auditor.

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Monica Bockman is an International Society of Arboriculture (ISA) Certified Arborist Monica Bockman (KCS) and San Diego County Water Authority Qualified Water Efficient Landscaper Landscape Inspector (QWEL) with 30 years of experience in both engineering and horticultural fields. Ms. Bockman is experienced and knowledgeable in all aspects of horticulture, A.S., Irrigation Technology, Sustainable including soil management, planting and establishment, tree preservation on Urban Landscapes, Arboriculture, and construction sites, and the diagnosis and treatment of tree pests and diseases. Landscape Technology Additionally, she has an in depth understanding of water-conscious landscape B.S., Industrial and Manufacturing practices such as proper plant selection for local climates; water management; Engineering and irrigation design, system programming, and operation. Ms. Bockman’s field ISA Certified Arborist, No. WE-11752-A experience includes assisting the Caltrans District 11 Roadside Water Management San Diego County Water Authority Qualified team for the inventory and inspection of dead and diseased trees within the Water Efficient Landscaper (QWEL) Caltrans right-of-way, and most recently serving as a Landscape Inspector for Certified Master Gardener, UC Master District 11’s countywide tree removal project. Ms. Bockman is also an experienced Gardner Program Industrial Engineer, with experience serving as a Project and Program Manager. In these roles, she was responsible for directing and managing engineering teams on a variety of manufacturing and product development projects. Throughout her career, Ms. Bockman has proven to be a responsible, engaged, and capable team member and leader. She brings a wealth of expertise and focus to her work and is an asset to any project team.

Project Experience Highlights: Caltrans District 11 Roadside Water Management, Various Projects (San Diego County, CA) Ms. Bockman served as a Landscape Architecture Student Assistant/Irrigation Systems Analyst for the Caltrans Roadside Water Management team. In this role, she assisted with inventory and inspection of dead and diseased trees within the Caltrans right-of-way for various pest, disease, and drought issues and possible removal. Additionally, Ms. Bockman was responsible for reviewing as-built drawings and GIS information to document Remote Irrigation Control System (RICS) priorities, analyzing irrigation systems in Caltrans right-of-way for optimization of water use and plant material, maintaining a priority list for Contractor work, tracking Contractor status of Maxicom and Calsense Irrigation System upgrades, and providing maintenance staff with irrigation system alarms, including minor troubleshooting as needed, from Central Control Systems. Caltrans District 11 On-call Construction Management Services, Tree Removal Projects (San Diego County, CA) Ms. Bockman served as a Landscape Inspector on four projects to remove dead and dying trees in the Caltrans right-of-way, which could potentially impact safety for motorists. The four projects were split among four geographical quadrants that encompass all of San Diego County. In this role, Ms. Bockman’s responsibilities included working with the Designer and Contractor to identify and tag trees to be removed, performing quality assurance inspection of traffic control and tree removal work, and preparing daily diaries and tentative agreements as all work was on a time and materials (force account) basis. Cuyamaca College Ornamental Horticulture Department - Landscape Technician/Sales Assistant/Grower (El Cajon, CA) While obtaining her Associates degree in Irrigation Technology/Sustainable Urban Landscapes/Arboriculture/Landscape Technology, Ms. Bockman worked at Cuyamaca College in a variety of roles. As a Landscape Technician, her tasks included maintenance, irrigation system troubleshooting, and integrated pest management (IPM). As a Nursery Sales Assistant, she supported customers with plant selection and design advice, and as an Assistant Grower, she provided appropriate plants for the Nursery including propagation, labeling, soil mixing, fertilizer mixing, and application. San Diego Canyonlands Friends of the Canyon Lead Volunteer (San Diego, CA) As a Lead Volunteer for Friends of the Canyon at Mount Etna Park, Ms. Bockman coordinated the planting of a hillside leading into the canyon with native plants in an effort to restore natural habitats and to prevent erosion. She also participated in the ‘I Love a Clean San Diego’ twice-yearly Creek to Bay Clean-up events, including assisting in prioritizing volunteer efforts.

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Brian Risher worked his way through the trades as an ironworker, form setter, and Brian Risher, QSP, CWI (KCS) mason before obtaining his Certified Welding Inspector (CWI) certification. After Civil Inspector working as a Quality Assurance Special Inspector, he began serving Caltrans as an Assistant Resident Engineer. His knowledge of construction and materials along AWS Certified Welding Inspector, No. with his drive to learn and advance helped him move from the construction trades 09091631 to the construction management industry. Mr. Risher has proven himself to be Qualified SWPPP Practitioner, No. 26825 a self-starter, fast learner, and capable of exceeding our Clients’ expectations. In CAL/OSHA 10-hour Construction Safety and addition, he has proven to be extremely flexible with working nights, weekends, Health Training and multi-shifts as are often needed on transportation projects. Field inspection has been Mr. Risher’s primary duty to our clients, although he has had the opportunity to assist in the administrative responsibilities in the office when time permits. Project Experience Highlights: City of Corona Foothill Parkway Westerly Extension (Corona, CA) Mr. Risher served as Roadway Inspector for this $45M high-profile project to extend Foothill Parkway for approximately two miles in the City of Corona. The project included construction of two new miles of Foothill Parkway from Trudy Way to Paseo Grande at Green River Road. Additional project elements included construction of approximately two miles of new road; construction of a new four-lane roadway with curb, gutter, a raised median, a multipurpose trail, sidewalks, and landscaping; and a new bridge that spans over an existing 108-inch Municipal Water District feeder line located approximately 1,000 feet southeast of Paseo Grande. Mr. Risher was responsible for the quality assurance inspection and documentation of drainage and waterline work performed on this project, including an 84-inch reinforced concrete pipe (RCP) drainage system. In this role, Mr. Risher’s responsibilities included verifying the Contractor’s work was performed in conformance with all contract documents, writing daily inspection and extras work reports, calculating quantities for progress pay estimates, and coordinating testing of materials. SANDAG On-call Construction Management, South Bay Bus Rapid Transit, Segments 2A/2B (San Diego, CA) Mr. Risher serves as Lead Construction Inspector and Source Inspector on this $19M project for Segments 2A/2B of the SANDAG South Bay Bus Rapid Transit (SBBRT). Segment 2 of the SBBRT project includes major features such as two new BRT stations and an elevated structure over SR-125. This segment also includes the construction of a dedicated BRT guideway that consists of demolition; grading; drainage improvements; roadway improvements; traffic signal modifications including Transit Signal Priority (TSP) technology, electrical, and communications; BRT shelter and station amenities; signage and striping; landscape; and irrigation. Mr. Risher’s responsibilities include quality assurance inspection of all civil, station, irrigation, and landscaping work associated with the project. In addition, he performs submittal reviews and source inspection of the shelters for this project and other corridor segments. County of San Diego On-call Construction Management Services, Countywide Slurry Seal Resurfacing FY 2015/2016 Project (San Diego County, CA) Mr. Risher served as a Construction Technician/Inspector for this County of San Diego Annual Slurry Seal project, consisting of pavement seals including slurry seal, chip seal, and scrub seal; pavement rehabilitation; traffic delineation; curb ramp retrofitting; minor concrete work; and traffic signal video detection system installation. Mr. Risher performed quality assurance inspection of all field activities including traffic control, asphalt paving, curb and gutter, SWPPP, and striping. Caltrans District 11 On-call Construction Management Services, I-5 Rapid Strength Pavement Replacement and Shoulder Improvement (San Diego, CA) Mr. Risher served as a Roadway/Civil Inspector this $43 million project involving 42,000 cubic yards of rapid strength concrete (RSC) pavement. Project elements include drainage system upgrades including a synthetic subsurface drainage layer, the reconstruction of shoulder structural sections, and upgrades to concrete barrier, metal beam guardrail, and dike. In this role, Mr. Risher was responsible for quality assurance inspection of approximately 21,800 cubic yards of rapid set jointed plain concrete pavement, integrated with approximately 8,200 cubic yards of rapid set concrete base. Additional responsibilities included SWPPP and traffic control inspection. Caltrans District 11 On-call Construction Management Services, SR-79 Pavement Rehabilitation (San Diego, CA) Mr. Risher served as a Roadway Inspector for this $2M project located on SR-79 consisting of overlaying existing pavement and installing a rumble strip. In this role, he was responsible for the quality assurance inspection of rubberized Hot-Mix Asphalt (HMA) placement and cold plane of Asphalt Concrete (AC) pavement. Additional responsibilities included traffic control, striping, Water Pollution Control Program (WPCP) compliance, and maintaining detailed records in the form of daily diaries, and accurate and timely quantity sheets for monthly pay estimate.

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Randy Lewis is a certified welding and civil inspector with 32 years of industry Randy Lewis, CWI (KCS) experience and 17 years of hands-on experience providing inspection services Special Inspector throughout San Diego County. He has provided quality inspection services on a variety of project types including building structures, drainage facilities, rail and B.S. Industrial Technology trolley stations, parking structures, bridge structures, and civic improvement AWS Certified Welding Inspector No. projects. Mr. Lewis is a well-rounded and capable inspector with vast civil 04090271; ACI Concrete Field Testing inspection experience, possesses an excellent ability to examine workmanship and Technician – Grade 1 No. 88722; ACI materials, and can quickly detect deviations from plans and regulations. Adhesive Anchor Installer Piston-Plug & Retaining-Cap Systems, No. 00088722 Project Experience Highlights: City of San Diego Certified Special Inspector RCTC Perris Valley Line (Riverside County, CA) No. 882; ICC Certified Special Inspector No. Mr. Lewis served as Civil Inspector and Assistant Electrical Inspector on the 5098547 – Reinforced Concrete, Prestressed $150M Perris Valley Line project, a 24-mile extension of the Metrolink 91 Line from Concrete, Structural Masonry, Structural Riverside to Perris, California. Project elements included four new stations, two Steel Welding, Structural Steel and Bolting, railroad bridge replacements, upgrading existing siding tracks, and construction Spray-Applied Fireproofing; CAL/OSHA 10- of new track and control points to provide future Metrolink passenger service Hour Construction Occupational Safety and between Perris and Riverside on the former Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF) Health Training San Jacinto Industrial Spur. Mr. Lewis’ responsibilities included quality assurance welding inspection of steel structures at the stations, special inspection of anchor bolts, and civil inspection of station improvements. As an Electrical Inspector, he was responsible for inspection of station platforms, light poles, trench conduit installation, pulling conductors, and underground utilities. SDCWA San Vicente Dam Raise Structural Steel Improvements (San Diego, CA) Mr. Lewis served as Adhesive Anchor Inspector/Special Inspector for the San Vicente Dam Raise Structural Steel Improvements project. Work consisted of modifications to galvanized steel platforms to improve access to valve operators inside the Downstream Control Facility at the city dam site; a concrete pad and metal roof cover for a large spare pipeline isolation gate; revised storage racks for valve position lockout pins; and additional seismic anchors for a trash rack storage structure. Mr. Lewis was responsible for epoxy dowel inspection on the concrete deck of the dam, verifying drilled holes met depth and cleanliness requirements, and documenting field observations in daily reports and diaries. County of San Diego (Non-FHWA) On-call Construction Management Services, Lakeside Drainage Improvements (Lakeside, CA) Mr. Lewis will serve as Resident Engineer/Inspector for the $930K County of San Diego project. The Lakeside Drainage Improvements consist of installing grates to capture and prevent trash and other debris from entering the Woodside Avenue and Riverside Drive storm drain systems in the vicinity of Lakeside, California. Additional features include improving the access road to provide maintenance access to the Woodside Avenue storm drain outlets, such as asphalt concrete paving, rock slope protection, chain link fencing, and traffic control. Mr. Lewis will be responsible for construction inspection; project coordination with the Contractor, County, residents, and local businesses; preparing monthly pay estimates and quantity sheets; project correspondence; and submittal review. Caltrans District 11 On-call Inspection Services, Source Inspection (San Diego and Imperial Counties, CA) Mr. Lewis served as a Senior Special Inspector responsible for source inspection of materials and manufactured products used on Caltrans transportation projects throughout San Diego and Imperial Counties. In this role, he routinely inspected structural steel including welded and bolted connections, precast concrete products such as I-girders, piles, reinforced concrete pipe, and other common construction materials including signal and lighting mast arms and controllers, and irrigation conduit and equipment. Mr. Lewis proved to be flexible with his work schedule and was able to travel both locally and out-of-state when the job required. NCTD Oceanside to Escondido Sprinter Rail Line (Oceanside - Escondido, CA) Mr. Lewis served as Welding Inspector and Assistant Resident Engineer on NCTD’s $279M Oceanside to Escondido Sprinter Rail project. In this role, Mr. Lewis performed quality assurance welding inspection of the slotted pipe drains, drainage systems, and ditch, as well as concrete structures, platforms, and retaining walls. Additionally, he reviewed procedures, welder qualifications, and welds for steel utility casings constructed under the railroad tracks, and was responsible for the preparation of daily diaries and quantity sheets. The Sprinter Rail Line received the “2008 WTS Transportation Innovation Award,” the “2008 APWA Honor Award,” and the “2009 ACI Transportation Award.”

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Jeffrey Diaz has over 12 years of experience with various construction projects Jeffery Diaz (KLF) in Southern California. These projects include commercial, retail, industrial, Laboratory Technician roadways and public utilities. These projects include sampling, testing, observing, and reporting (both hand written and digital) of soils, concrete / reinforced Certified in Caltrans Test Methods: 105,106, concrete, and asphalt concrete. 201,202,206,207,216,217, 226,227,229,231,301,304,308,309, Project Experience Highlights: 366,370,371,382,504,518,521,523, Improvement Taxiway Kilo (Long Beach, CA) 533,539,540,556,557; ACI Concrete Field Mr. Diaz served as Laboratory Technician for the improvements to Taxiway Testing Technician, No. 01074782, Concrete Kilo at the Long Beach Airport. The Project consisted of materials testing and Strength Testing Technician, Aggregate inspection services. Mr. Diaz was responsible for concrete testing including slump, Base Testing Technician Aggregate Testing temperature, unit weight and air content testing. Additionally, he also prepared Technician Level I ACI Masonry Testing concrete beams to test the strength of concrete. Technician; ACI Concrete Lab Testing Technician Level I; NICET Certification, Soils SCLA Aerospace Road (Pima County, AZ) Level II; Concrete Level II; Asphalt Level II Mr. Diaz performed Materials Testing for the construction of Aerospace Road. This $10M project consisted of the widening and expansion of 1.5 miles of Aerospace Parkway, south of Tucson International Airport near Raytheon Missile Systems. The parkway was widened to four lanes with a median. Mr. Diaz was responsible for density testing, trench backfill, grading and asphalt monitoring and observations. Jacqueline Cochran Regional Airport (Thermal, CA) Mr. Diaz provided Materials testing for the construction of a portion of the runway. The overall project included a state-of-the-art conference room, catering kitchen, jet maintenance shop space, the capacity to store 48,000 gallons of jet fuel, and 23,000 square feet of hangar space with door heights of 28 feet and a width of 130 feet to accommodate the latest corporate jets. Mr. Diaz’s duties included density testing, trench backfill, grading and asphalt monitoring and observations. SCLA Innovation Drive (Victorville, CA) Mr. Diaz provided Materials testing for the construction of Innovation Drive for the Southern California Logistics Airport (SCLA). The construction of the new road connected Innovation Drive and Innovation Way, and is functionally classified as a Super Arterial per the City of Victorville General Circulation Element. Mr. Diaz was responsible for density testing, trench backfill, grading and asphalt monitoring and observations. Long Beach Airport, Taxiways L & C Reconstruction (Long Beach, CA) Mr. Diaz served as Materials Technician for the improvements of Taxiways C and L at the Long Beach Airport. The project consisted of removing existing bituminous surfaces; cold milling of bituminous surfaces, doing all necessary excavation and grading, constructing storm drains, constructing Portland cement concrete and asphalt concrete layers on recycled cement treated and untreated aggregate base over cement treated subgrade. Various Agency Sampling and Testing (San Dimas, Long Beach, Victorville, CA) Mr. Diaz provided sampling and testing on various street improvements for the City of San Dimas, the City of Long Beach, and the City of Victorville. His responsibilities consisted of the sampling and testing of soils, concrete, and asphalt.

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Mr. Slegers has 23 years of experience in construction materials and geotechnical Tim Slegers, PE (KLF) engineering and materials testing. His materials testing and inspection experience Lead Materials Engineer includes management of projects of all sizes and a variety of services. Mr. Slegers is experienced in Portland cement concrete and asphalt concrete mix design, paving, B.S., Civil Engineering inspection, and testing, testing of reinforcing steel and high-strength bolts. His Civil Engineer in California, No. 58653 experience includes investigations of historical structures and building condition assessments. He had conducted investigations of masonry veneer and asphalt pavement. Mr. Slegers has managed projects under the jurisdiction of Caltrans, OSHPD, and DSA. Mr. Slegers’ responsibilities include project management, preparation of proposals, coordination of field and laboratory work, submittal review, engineering analyses and report preparation for various types of public works projects. In addition, Mr. Slegers supervises staff engineers and field technicians for geotechnical projects and materials testing and inspection projects. During construction, Mr. Slegers is typically responsible for overseeing construction inspection, communicating directly with the owner and design team, and providing recommendations for engineering related issues that arise during construction.

Project Experience Highlights: City of Carson I-405/Wilmington Avenue Interchange Modifications (Carson, CA) Mr. Slegers provides project management for materials testing for improvements to the $18M Wilmington Avenue Interchange at I-405 in Carson, California. The project includes addition of a northbound on-ramp, construction of retaining walls and sound walls, widening of Wilmington Avenue, relocation of underground utilities, and widening and strengthening of bridges. Mr. Slegers is responsible for coordinating and reviewing all laboratory and field testing and reports for work under Caltrans and City of Carson review. Alameda Corridor East Baldwin Avenue Grade Separation (El Monte, CA) Mr. Slegers provided project management for geotechnical and materials testing for this project, which constructed a double-track railroad bridge over a four-lane depressed roadway on Baldwin Avenue in El Monte, which carries 28,000 vehicles a day including substantial truck traffic and connects I-10 and SR-210. Bessie Avenue now ends in cul-de-sacs with a new pedestrian bridge built across Baldwin Avenue. The project included construction of caisson foundations, retaining walls, tie-backs, pre-stressed concrete, soil compaction, lean concrete base, and portland cement concrete pavement. Mr. Slegers provided inspection and testing onsite and at the fabrication facility. Alameda Corridor East Nogales Grade Separation (Industry, CA) Mr. Slegers provided project management for geotechnical and materials testing for this project, consisting of construction a six-lane roadway underpass and double-track railway bridge to completely grade separate Nogales Street with the railroad (Los Angeles Subdivision) between San Jose Avenue and Gale Avenue/Walnut Drive North. Gale Avenue and Walnut Drive North near Nogales Street was widened to two lanes in each direction to ease a traffic chokepoint. Project included construction of caisson foundations, retaining walls, tie-backs, pre-stressed concrete, soil compaction, and asphalt concrete pavement. Mr. Slegers was responsible for coordination and reviewing laboratory and field testing, as well as provided onsite testing and at the fabrication facility.

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Mr. Magana has 18 years of experience performing construction materials testing in Mike Managa (KLF) the field and laboratory. An expert in hot mix asphalt (HMA), soils and construction Materials Tester materials testing, projects have included grading, paving, concrete/asphalt batch plant inspections, concrete/asphalt placement and utilities. He is experienced Certified in Caltrans Test Methods: 105, 106, in laboratory testing utilizing ASTM, ACI, AASHTO and Caltrans specifications, 125 (All), 201, 202, 206, 207, 208, 211, 216, including sieve analysis, moisture content determination, maximum density 217, 226, 227, 229, 231, 304, 308, 309, 366, determination, permeability of soils, direct shear of soils, specific gravity of 370, 382, 504, 518, 521, 523, 533, 539, 540, fine/coarse aggregate, durability index of aggregate, sand equivalent, concrete 556, 557, LP05, LP06, LP07, LP09 compression testing, flexural strength testing of concrete, asphalt content by ICC Special Inspector: Structural Masonry, ignition oven/microwave oven, cleanness of aggregates and abrasion of coarse Soils; ACI Concrete Field Testing Technician, aggregate. Level I: Concrete, Aggregate; ACI Concrete Laboratory Testing Technician, Level I: Project Experience Highlights: Concrete, Masonry RCTD Clinton Keith Road Interchange (Wildomar, CA) Transportation Worker Identification Mr. Magana served as a Materials Tester/Inspector providing materials and testing Credential; NICET Level III: Asphalt, services during construction of the Clinton Keith Road Overcrossing project. Concrete, Soils, No. 129413; Nuclear Gauge Services included batch plant inspection for asphalt concrete and portland cement Operator Training; OSHA HAZWOPER concrete, and field and laboratory testing of asphalt concrete, portland cement Trainer concrete, Class 2 aggregate base, imported borrow and embankment soil, and structural backfill. City of Carson Wilmington Avenue/I-405 Interchange (Carson, CA) Mr. Magana currently serves as a Materials Tester/Inspector providing construction materials testing and inspection services for this interchange improvement project that includes on and off-ramps, road widening, and bridge widening and retrofit. In this role, he is providing onsite, plant, and laboratory testing services for soils, base, asphalt concrete, and portland cement concrete materials. Caltrans Districts 7, 8, 9, and 12 On-call Sampling and Testing of Hot Mix Asphalt and Asphalt Binder(Southern CA) Mr. Magana currently serves as a Materials Tester/Inspector performing laboratory testing services on hot mix asphalt materials at SRL on numerous Caltrans projects located in Los Angeles, Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura, and Orange counties under the subject three-year on-call contract. He has performed Caltrans and AASHTO test procedures for soil, aggregates, asphalt, and concrete, utilizing the laboratory safety manual, standard plans and specifications.

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Mr. LeRoy has been in the construction industry performing Construction Material Juan LeRoy (KLF) testing for lab and field since 2000. He has a wide range of experience in testing Materials Tester soils, asphalt, concrete, steel, and masonry. He has supervised and trained other technicians in compliance with AAHTO, ASTM, ACOE, DSA, ADOT, and Caltrans ACI - Concrete Field Testing and Strength standards. Mr. LeRoy has been performing Caltrans testing since 2002 in Districts Testing Technician, Grade I; ICC Special #11, #12, and #8. Throughout his career, Mr. LeRoy has held over 40 CTMs before Inspector; Prestressed Concrete; Structural the integration of AASHTO in Caltrans. While working on Districts #12 & #8, he Steel & Bolting; Fireproofing; Soils; Caltrans served as a Field Supervisor performing field and lab testing, mobilizing an onsite Test Methods; Nuclear Gauge/Troxler lab, training technicians on new procedures, quality control of reporting, aiding NICET, Asphalt, Level II; Soils, Level II; in project oversight of teams in place, completing timesheets per EA Project, and Concrete, Level II providing weekly summary sheets for clients during meetings of progress.

Project Experience Highlights: Caltrans I-8 Update Project for Segments 4 & 5 (El Centro, CA) Mr. LeRoy is currently performing a range of beam breaks, aggregate testing, and batch plant inspections for both concrete and asphalt on the I-8 for segments 4 and 5. The I-8 Update Project is a major pavement rehabilitation project consisting of five segments that will construct Continuously Reinforced Concrete Pavement (CRCP) along 48 miles on Interstate 8 in Imperial County. The work will result in a long-lasting superior roadway, capable of withstanding the heaviest traffic loads. Mr. Diaz is familiar with local IAs and comes recommended by Senior Resident Engineer Daniel Juarez who just recently completed I-8 Segments 1-3 from. Caltrans I-215 Corridor (Menifee, CA) Mr. LeRoy planned a major role in staffing for the Caltrans I-215 Corridor construction project. The overall project consisted of a 55 mile stretch of the I-215, entirely within District 8, and ranges from four to seven mixed-flow lanes, which includes one truck ascending lane. He was responsible for training staff in updated Caltrans procedures, hiring staff, and general project oversight of QA reporting and testing, and field dispatching for trained and licenses staff to project. Caltrans I-110 & SR-47 Widening (El Centro, CA) Mr. LeRoy performed materials testing for the Caltrans I-110 and SR-47 widening. His responsibilities included testing of backfill for underground utilities, concrete testing/batch plant and training of staff in Caltrans procedures. Additionally, Mr. LeRoy was responsible for dispatching, field project management, onsite lab mobilization/certification, summary sheets, participated and lead weekly meetings, and QA oversight of reporting, logging, and satisfaction control with the client. Highway 111 & McCabe Road (Calexico, CA) Mr. LeRoy performed QA testing and inspection services of earthwork and HMA paving. Earthwork was comprised of seepage from nearby fields and required Tensar/ Geogrid placement, additional class 2 base, and thickened paving sections. Performed testing and inspections of all materials: density testing, sampling, aggregate quality tests, HMA quality control testing, and witnessing QC testing in lab at random tests in field and lab. Brawley Bypass of Hwy 111 (Brawley, CA) Mr. LeRoy performed QC testing for Skanska West. Density testing of soils, base, and HMA. Sampling, lab and field testing, of aggregates & soils, of CTMs: 105, 125, 201, 202, 204, 205, 206, 207, 213, 216, 217, 226, 227, 229, 231, 301. For HMA tests: 125, 304, 308, 309, 375, 382, 366, 367, 370, 375, 382 and Hveem Method unit weight.

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Mr. Carman has 26 years of experience as an inspector and is knowledgeable Michael Carman, CWI (KLF) in structural steel/welding/piping/bolting and nondestructive testing (NDT), Source Inspector such as magnetic particle (MT), ultrasonic (UT), and penetrant testing (PT). He is experienced in performing in-process fabrication inspections on major roadways NACE International Coatings Inspector and interchange transportation projects. Level I; ICC Special Inspector: Structural Steel Bolting, Structural Steel Welding County of Los Angeles Special Inspector: Welding; Kleinfelder Certified: ASNT Nondestructive Testing: Ultrasonic; Magnetic Particle; Liquid Penetrant

Project Experience Highlights: RCTD Clinton Keith Road Interchange (Wildomar, CA) Mr. Carman served as a Materials Inspector for the RCTS Clinton Keith Road interchange. The project included widening of the existing Clinton Keith Overcrossing by constructing box girders located on the South and North sides of the overcrossing, construction of retaining walls, and the addition of auxiliary portland cement concrete (PCC) lanes on I-15 near the overcrossing. During construction, Mr. Carman has provided fabrication shop inspection services, including shop QC procedure and welder qualification reviews, materials identification and tagging, as well as inspections during shop welding of rebar ultimate welded splice hoops. Port of Los Angeles C Street/I-110 Interchange (Los Angeles, CA) Mr. Carman served as a Materials Inspector for the Port of Los Angeles C Street and I-110 interchange. Construction activities included a new interchange, two bridges, new retaining walls, steel pipe piling, embankment and structure fills, structural concrete, asphalt, and portland cement concrete pavements, new roadway signage, and electrical systems. Services included source inspections and quality assurance testing and inspections of construction materials utilized within the Caltrans right- of-way. Mr. Carman was responsible for performing source inspection during welding structural steel, rebar ultimate welded hoops, steel pipe piling and manufacturing of light standards. Additionally, Mr. Carman provided welding quality system (WQS) reviews and source inspection of PT strands and PTFE spherical bearing pads. Los Angeles Unified School District Esteban Torres East Los Angeles High School No. 2 (Los Angeles, CA) Mr. Carman served as a Materials Tester conducting welding inspections and UT, MT and PT (NDT) as part of the special inspection and materials testing services for the construction of a new $145M, 2,300-seat high school campus on a 12-acre site. This project is one of the largest new school projects completed under LAUSD’s $2.4B Proposition BB Bond Program for new construction and modernization. The scope of work included welding inspection and non-destructive testing of structural steel in the shop and onsite, as well as remote fabrication in other states. Inspection also included reinforced concrete, rebar, masonry, high strength grout, torque testing of high strength bolts and anchor bolts, tension testing of ceiling wires and seismic bracing, and fireproofing.

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Vartan Deirdeirian has 28 years of experience in various fields of construction. Vartan Deirdeirian (KLF) His experience includes mass grading and excavations including track grading, Special Inspector hillside cut and fills operations and testing. For excavations, Mr. Deirdeirian’ s experience includes shoring, tie backs, and soil nails. Mr. Deirdeirian is also B.S., Architectural Engineering familiar with in various foundations such as conventional, deep or specialized, as ACI - Concrete Field Testing Technician, well as drilled piers, driven piles, underpinning, and retrofitting. His experience Level I; ICC Special Inspector, Reinforced relating to ground improvements include soil mixing and stone columns. He is Concrete, Prestressed Concrete, Structural also knowledgeable in Caltrans bridge retrofitting inspections and new bridge Masonry, Soils; Caltrans Test Methods; construction. In addition, his transportation experience relating to highways Nuclear Gauge/Troxler; NICET Asphalt, include concrete, soils, and asphalt concrete testing and inspections. He has Level II, Soils, Level II, Concrete, Level II served as materials lead inspector for reinforced concrete, reinforced masonry, prestressed concrete, and is knowledgeable with methane mitigation system inspection.

Project Experience Highlights: Cedars Sinai Medical Center North Care Tower (Los Angeles, CA) Mr. Deirdeirian was an Inspector and performed foundation inspections for the materials testing, laboratory, and inspection services for the new Cedars-Sinai North Care Tower, an $125M inpatient facility for intensive care patients. Kleinfelder supplied deputy inspectors for the structural steel fabrication, which was being fabricated in Stockton, California. Kleinfelder also provided inspections for all on site work, concrete, steel, welding, masonry, fireproofing, and epoxy grouted anchors. The new facility fell under the Office of Statewide Planning and Development (OSHPD) guidelines and Kleinfelder was under the direction of the project inspector of record, the architect of record, and the officers of OSHPD. City of Long Beach, Long Beach Airport, New Runway 12-30 Construction (Long Beach, CA) Mr. Deirdeirian served as Inspector in Charge of providing soil and base testing for new runway, as well as A.C. inspection, field and batch plant. The project involved providing materials testing and inspection services. Services included field and laboratory testing of asphalt concrete, soils and Portland cement concrete materials testing per FAA requirements. San Bernardino Courthouse, State of California Administrative Office of the Courts (San Bernardino, CA) Mr. Deirdeirian served as Special Inspector for this $304M new construction project. The landmark 11-story building houses 36 courtrooms and provides improved public access and security, increased efficiency of court operations, and significant relief for the court’s current space shortfall by replacement of seven facilities and consolidating operations into a secure, seismically safe, modern court building. On-site work included coordination of inspection staff and laboratory testing of construction materials and workmanship, including reinforced concrete, structural masonry, spray-applied fireproofing, base plate grouting, structural bolting and structural steel and welding. Project also included mock-up wall testing and laboratory testing of stone. Esteban Torres East Los Angeles High School No. 2, Special Inspection and Materials Testing Services, Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) (Los Angeles, CA) Mr. Deirdeirian was an Inspector for the special inspection and materials testing services for the construction of a new $145M, 2,300-seat high school campus on a 12 acre site. Kleinfelder performed the work under a $6.5 million on-call agreement with LAUSD for materials testing and inspection services. Kleinfelder’s scope of work included welding inspection and non-destructive testing of structural steel in the shop and onsite, as well as remote fabrication in Kansas City, MO and Champlin, MN. Inspection also included reinforced concrete, rebar, masonry, high strength grout, torque testing of high strength bolts and anchor bolts, tension testing of ceiling wires and seismic bracing, and fireproofing. (Length of project: 2 years) Los Angeles Metro I-405 Sepulveda Pass High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) Widening, (Los Angeles, CA) Mr. Deirdeirian served as Soils Technician providing geotech consulting and special inspection oversight. Southern California’s Interstate 405 (I-405) is considered the busiest and most congested freeway in the nation, carrying millions of daily commuters through the City and County of Los Angeles, connecting with major thoroughfares including Sepulveda, Santa Monica, Wilshire, Sunset Boulevards; Getty Center and Mulholland Drives; Ventura Boulevard, and several other significant roadways. To alleviate congestion along this route, Los Angeles Metropolitan Transit Authority (Metro) and Caltrans are widening the freeway and adding a 10-mile, high-occupancy vehicle (HOV) lane to I-405 through the relatively narrow Sepulveda Canyon. Kleinfelder’s role on this high-profile mega-project is as the geotechnical engineer of record for the roadway and retaining wall design and construction.

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Gary Elliott has 34 years of electrical engineering experience, including over 20 Gary Elliott (KCS) years serving in supervisory and project management roles. His areas of expertise Electrical Inspector include project management, electrical systems controls, intelligent transportation systems, and transportation electrical infrastructure. Mr. Elliott’s experience Electrical Apprenticeship, San Diego includes overseeing the installation of electrical systems and communications Community College equipment such as traffic signals, safety lighting, traffic monitoring, ramp AGC Project Management, Palomar College metering, fiber optic communications, and Barrier Transfer Machine guidance ACI Certified Concrete Field Testing systems in a variety of transportation environments including railroad, highway, Technician – Grade 1, No. 01271643; and toll road projects. His management duties have included bid reviews, project ACI CRSI Adhesive Anchor Installer, No. budgets, submittals, procurement, change order estimations, change order 01271643; CAL/OSHA 30-hr Construction negotiations, project analysis, billing, and verification of field installations. Mr. Safety and Health Training; BNSF Safety Elliott excels at managing communications; working with intelligent transportation Trained; Journeyman Inside Wireman system installations (ITS); and developing working relationships with agency (IBEW Local 569) inspectors, design engineers, and supervisory staff.

Project Experience Highlights: RCTC Perris Valley Line (Riverside County, CA) Mr. Elliott served as Senior Electrical Inspector for the $150M Perris Valley Line project, a 24-mile extension of the Metrolink 91 Line from Riverside to Perris, California. Project elements included two railroad bridge replacements, upgrading of existing siding tracks, and construction of new track and control points to provide future Metrolink passenger service on the former BNSF San Jacinto Industrial Spur. Mr. Elliott’s duties included overseeing all inspection and commissioning of the electrical and communications systems for project components including a layover yard, station platforms, railroad shelters, communications shelters, grade crossing safety lighting, and railroad and traffic signals. Additional construction items included three new rail stations and one modified rail station with over 300 cast-in-drilled-hole foundations for area lighting, and eight traffic signals with X-LINK pre-emption monitoring systems installed railroad grade crossing. Mr. Elliott’s tasks also included utility coordination, design, and execution with Southern California Edison for nearly 50 individually metered electrical service locations. OmniTrans/SBX Bus Rapid Transit Project (San Bernardino/Loma Linda, CA) Mr. Elliott served as Senior Electrical Inspector for the OmniTrans/SBX Bus Rapid Transit project, a 17-mile corridor of express bus lanes constructed in the cities of San Bernardino and Loma Linda, California. Mr. Elliott’s duties included overseeing all construction management tasks including the inspection and commissioning of all electrical items and electrical changes associated with the project. These electrical construction items consisted of 23 bus platforms at 16 station locations, 44 traffic signal modifications, 100 city street lighting relocations, three park and rides featuring solar parking lot lighting, traffic signal prioritization for buses, 73 security cameras, 25 ticket vending machines, 23 Variable Message Signs (VMS), and back office revenue collection communications to the OmniTrans facility. Communications included an 11-mile-long wireless Ethernet network for bus and traffic signal communications. Communications for closed-circuit television (CCTV), VMS, and Ticket Vending Machine Signaling Systems connected from the platform to the operations center via Verizon cloud fiber optic cables. SBCTA I-10/Tippecanoe Avenue Interchange Improvement Project, Phases I and II (San Bernardino/Loma Linda/Fontana, CA) Mr. Elliott serviced as Senior Electrical Inspector for Phase I and was responsible for project specific electrical and communications systems, such as traffic signals, ramp metering, highway safety lighting, and Fiber Optic communications infrastructure; and oversight and documentation of function testing and commissioning of the systems. He additionally performed independent cost estimates, quantity take-offs, force account analysis, and preparation of change order work. Mr. Elliott performed a preliminary design review of the electrical and communication systems for Phase II. Phase I of the project included the widening of I-10 to accommodate an eastbound auxiliary lane and standard shoulder widths; construction of proposed improvements to the eastbound off ramp at Tippecanoe Avenue; replacement of an existing concrete-lined channel with a reinforced concrete box culvert; widening of San Timoteo Creek Bridge and eastbound/westbound bridge barrier replacements; and eastbound bridge barrier replacement for Tippecanoe Avenue Undercrossing. Phase II of the project included widening of the Tippecanoe Avenue Undercrossing utilizing pre-cast, prestressed, bulb-tee girders and retaining walls. Caltrans District 11 I-805/Eastgate Mall Interchange (San Diego, CA) Mr. Elliott served as Project Manager and Electrical System Designer for this $2.1M project. Mr. Elliott provided project management and electrical system design for installation of freeway lighting and sign illumination, traffic signals, traffic monitoring stations, and ramp metering. He produced an in-house design for the temporary power and communications systems listed above, which allowed the general Contractor to remain on schedule. Keeping these critical systems functioning added a substantial benefit to the Owner and Contractor by avoiding delay of the original project due to deficient design of temporary electrical staging. Kleinfelder Construction Services Proposal | RFP No.19-016CA On-call Engineering and Professional Services Contracts • O. Construction Inspection Services Page 41 PROPOSED STAFFING AND PROJECT ORGANIZATION

Tom Wehsener has over 28 years of experience in the electrical Thomas Wehsener (CAWE) construction industry. He has served as project manager, estimator, and Electrical Inspector foreman on large industrial projects overseeing millions of dollars’ worth of electrical work. He has been an inspector on large transportation projects N/A and has been educated through the electrical union apprentice program.

Project Experience Highlights: SANDAG On-call Construction Management Services, Mid-Coast Corridor Transit (San Diego, CA) Mr. Wehsener is serving as Lead Electrical Inspector on the $923M Mid-Coast Corridor/Blue Line Trolley Extension project. This new service will enhance direct public access to other regional activity centers and improve travel options to employment, education, medical, and retail centers for corridor residents, commuters, and visitors. Mr. Wehsener is responsible for providing quality assurance on dry utility relocations, City of San Diego Traffic Signals and Lighting, fiber optic communication systems for NCTD and MTS, station electrical system including that include buildings, elevators and fire life safety systems. SANDAG On-call Construction Management Services (San Diego, CA) Mr. Wehsener served as Electrical Inspector on the Aerial Fiber Optic installation Project, Green Line Station Modifications, Bus Maintenance Facility, Downtown Station Improvements, Blue Line Crossover and Signaling, Blue Line Station Improvements, insuring that the contractors work complies with contract plans and specifications. He also coordinated new electrical and telephone services with SDG&E and AT&T. He has been instrumental in coordinating the work between all the contracts to maintain consistency, and also worked with SANDAG and MTS to standardize the communication and electrical systems on the stations. Caltrans District 11 I-15 Construction Inspection On-Call (San Diego, CA) Mr. Wehsener served as Electrical Inspector on Units 1, 2 and 3 South of the Managed Lanes, ensuring that the contractors’ work complied with contract plans and specifications. Project work included lighting, traffic signals, ramp meters, fiber optic communication systems, changeable message sign systems, and CCTV system. He also coordinated new services with SDG&E and AT&T. Intuit Headquarters Renovation (San Diego, CA) Mr. Wehsener served as Foremen over crews responsible for the electrical work on Intuit’s new office building. The project included office space, commercial kitchen, and elevators. His responsibilities included coordinating work with other trades, scheduling, working with City inspectors, and supervising electricians and subcontractors including the elevator subcontractor. Canyon Crest High School, Various Projects (San Diego, CA) Mr. Wehsener served as Foremen over crews responsible for the complete electrical installation, which included underground, distribution, transformers, panel boards, feeders, elevators, site lighting, and commercial kitchen. Responsibilities included coordinating work with other trades, scheduling, working with City inspectors, and supervising electricians.

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Gary Walton is a multi-certified and highly skilled professional with 38 years Gary Walton, CAS, STS (CAWE) of extensive experience in all aspects of tracking systems, major capital Lead Electrical Inspector projects, vertical facilities construction, highway lighting and construction, facilities management, underground rail systems, security/surveillance system M.S., Electrical management, federal project management, fire/life/ safety installation and B.S., Psychology upgrades and operations, facilities startup and commissioning, and security S.A.M.E Military Engineer, No. 293060CA; surveillance design inspection compliance. His skills also include electrical Safety Trained Supervisor (STS), No. systems installation for rail as well as startup, mechanical installation/startup/ IEX02402; LEED Associate (WPL), CMAA commissioning, radio communication system and ground plain for towers and Certified URS, Certified; Anti-Terrorism transmitters, emergency ventilation testing, fire/life/safety systems, fire Specialist, Certified Fire Specialist NFPA, alarm/emergency management systems, and training for underground rail and Certified OSHA Trainer, FEMA G247 Decision tunnel transportation system. Making In Crisis, Certified Society of Fire Protection; Engineers Performance Base Design, APPA Institute; Certified for Facilities Management, State of California (IOR) Fire/Life/Safety, Certified Risk Assessment

Project Experience Highlights: SANDAG On-call Construction Management Services (San Diego, CA) Mr. Walton served as a Senior Construction Manager and Safety Manager. His duties consist of managing new fiber installation for secure fiber communications lines for the Port of San Diego, SANDAG, and MTS. Additional responsibilities have included inspecting and testing train detection systems for next train arrival information, managing the Fire/Life/Safety system upgrades at the underground station at SDSU and OCC, as well as the (IR) train location system for the tunnels and training for first responder. MTDB Mission Valley East SDSU Tunnel and Station (San Diego, CA) Mr. Walton’s responsibilities on this project included managing and coordinating additional design and implementation of complete fire/life/safety systems with inspections, function, constructability as well as coordinating with CalFire. Additionally, he assisted with the installation and testing of SCADA, LON Network and radio communication, and security/surveillance systems vulnerability and threat support. LA Metro, Metro Goldline Light Rail Transit Project (Los Angeles, CA) Mr. Walton worked with the electrical engineer for this light rail transit project assisting with design and checking and inspecting the Fire/Life/Safety System, communications, and surveillance system for three underground stations and six above ground stations. Additional responsibilities includes electrical power distribution systems and operations; fire alarm systems operation protocol and function in alarm testing; understanding of advanced building facilities automation in areas of connectivity; a working knowledge of light rail transit dispatch operations; process control integration of SCADA systems; checking/testing/ Startup of HVAC networking variables/temperature controls, relay functions, and alarm functions; and a full understanding of applicable national, state, and local codes. GSA San Ysidro Gate Project (San Ysidro, CA) Mr. Walton’s tasks for this project included overseeing security design issues in the coordination of vulnerability/threat assessment and site communication system logistics and equipment placement for functional design with the Port of Entry. Additional responsibilities includes electrical power distribution systems and operations; fire alarm systems operation protocol and function in alarm testing and resetting; understanding of advanced building facilities automation in areas of connectivity; Anti-Terrorism assessment and a full understanding of applicable national, state, and local codes. GSA/Warfare Center & Lloyd George Court House ARRA Energy Upgrade (Las Vegas, NV) During this 21-month federal assignment, Mr. Walton managed and oversaw multiple contractors while constructing the energy upgrades in an operating federal court house. In this role, he developed the project schedule, reviewed and processed change orders, reviewed specifications and modified if needed. Mr. Walton also assured installation of electrical system, mechanical system, and solar array were done per plans and specifications. Since this was a secured facility requiring clearances, he also escorted contractors in top secret secure areas and performed the inspection for electrical, HVAC, Solar, BAS Facilities Management system and general building construction.

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Westley Mills is an exceptionally creative and resourceful Electrical and Westley Mills (CAWE) Building Inspector with a stellar record of safety and customer service. Electrical Inspector Mr. Mills is able to handle multiple projects simultaneously with high professionalism and accuracy. He specializes in electrical systems N/A installations, concrete placement, wood and steel framing and ADA requirements. Project Experience Highlights: SANDAG On-call Construction Management Services, Mid-Coast Corridor Transit (San Diego, CA) Mr. Mills is serving as Electrical Inspector on the $923M Mid-Coast Corridor/Blue Line Trolley Extension project. This new service will enhance direct public access to other regional activity centers and improve travel options to employment, education, medical, and retail centers for corridor residents, commuters, and visitors. Mr. Mills is responsible for providing quality assurance on dry utility relocations, City of San Diego Traffic Signals and Lighting, fiber optic communication systems for NCTD and MTS, station electrical system including that include buildings, elevators and fire life safety systems. Intuit Headquarters Renovation (Victorville, CA) Mr. Mills served as Building Inspector and Foremen over crews responsible for the electrical work on Intuit’s new office building. The project included office space and a commercial kitchen. His responsibilities included coordinating work with other trades, scheduling, working with City inspectors, and supervising electricians. He specialized in electrical systems installations, concrete placement, wood and steel framing, and ADA requirements City of Victorville, Various Airport Projects (Victorville, CA) Mr. Mills was responsible for maintaining airport runway and taxiway electrical, and navigational aids/signs. Additionally, he worked with the airport tenants for maintenance of leased facilities. Notable tenants of the runway include GE, Boeing, and Frontier. Union Electrician, Local #11 & #441 (Various, CA) Mr. Mills was responsible for the installation of traffic signals, street lighting from underground to overhead, as well as the installation of Caltrans freeway smart systems. In this role, Mr. Mills operated heavy equipment, backhoe, trencher, crane, bucket truck, and transport equipment. Additionally, he led a crew of up to 10 or more men in the installation of the overhead lighting and oversaw directional boring operations.

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Gary Cutuli has over 20 years of experience in the construction industry working Gary Cutuli (CAWE) on construction and inspection of the installation of electrical systems for state Electrical Inspector freeways, highways, and city streets; including highway lighting, ramp metering stations, traffic cameras, changeable message signs, traffic signals, count stations, N/A fiber optic cables, video and loop detection according to Caltrans Standard Plans and Specifications. Mr. Cutuli worked 13 years as a supervisor and has over 6 years’ experience as an electrical/roadway inspector, including drainage and Metal Beam Guard Rail (MBGR) inspection.

Project Experience Highlights: SANDAG On-call Construction Management Services (San Diego, CA) Mr. Cutuli serves as Electrical Inspector on I-15 Hillary DAR Project and I-15 Landscape Projects, insuring that the contractors work complies with contract plans and specifications. Work includes lighting, traffic signals, ramp meters, fiber optic communication systems, changeable message sign systems, CCTV system, and radar detection systems. Additionally, he also coordinated new services with SDG&E and AT&T. Caltrans District 11 I-15 Construction Inspection On-Call (San Diego, CA) Mr. Cutuli served as Electrical Inspector on Units 2 and 3 South, of the I-15 Managed Lanes, insuring that the contractors work complies with contract plans and specifications. Work included lighting, traffic signals, ramp meters, fiber optic communication systems, changeable message sign systems, and CCTV system. Mr. Cutuli also coordinated new services with SDG&E and AT&T. Caltrans District 11 On-Call Construction Management Services (San Diego, CA) Mr. Cutuli serves as Electrical Inspector on the I-805 Design Build Project. In this role, Mr. Cutuli is responsible for insuring that the contractors work complies with contract plans and specifications. Work includes lighting, ramp meters, fiber optic communication systems, changeable message sign systems, CCTV system, and radar detection systems. He also reviews the contractor’s designs packages.

Kleinfelder Construction Services Proposal | RFP No.19-016CA On-call Engineering and Professional Services Contracts • O. Construction Inspection Services Page 45 EXCEPTIONS/DEVIATIONS EXCEPTIONS/DEVIATIONS

EXCEPTIONS/DEVIATIONS Kleinfelder Construction Services takes no exceptions the requirements of RFP No. 19-016CA.

Kleinfelder Construction Services Proposal | RFP No.19-016CA On-call Engineering and Professional Services Contracts • O. Construction Inspection Services Page 46 FEE PROPOSAL FEE PROPOSAL

FEE PROPOSAL As instructed on the Price Form (RFP Section VI) our completed Price Form and hourly rates have been included in a separately sealed envelope.

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ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THE CITY OF CORONA PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AGREEMENT

(To be Completed and Submitted with Consultant’s Proposal)

This is to acknowledge that we have read the City of Corona Professional Services Agreement and will sign the Agreement, as presented, without exception, for the City’s RFP No. 19-016CA.

__Kleinfelder______Construction Services, Inc. (Firm name)

______Marc McIntyre, PE - Vice President (Print name and title of person signing for firm)

______December______20, 2018 (Signature/date)

RFP No. 19-016CA Section V. “Proposal Content and Forms” - Pg 7 of 15 On-Call Engineering and Professional Services Contracts ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF THE INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS CHECK SHEET

(To be Completed and Submitted with Consultant’s Proposal)

This is to acknowledge that we have reviewed the City of Corona Insurance Requirements Check Sheet and understand that we will be able to provide the insurance coverage required. A sample certificate of insurance is enclosed for the City’s preliminary review. Any deductibles or self- insured retention amounts have been specified below for City’s review and approval.

Deductible Amounts/Self-insured Retentions:

______Umbrella Liability (6057123519) Retention: $10,000

______Professional Liability (PSDEF1800647) Retention: $100,000

______

______Kleinfelder Construction Services, Inc. (Firm name)

______Marc McIntyre, PE - Vice President ______(Print name and title of person signing for firm)

______12/20/2018 (Signature/date)

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City of Corona RFP Insurance Requirements Check List

Circle One Applicable Can your company provide General Liability - $1M occurrence/$2M aggregate? Yes No YES Can your company provide Automobile Liability - $1M? Yes No YES Can your company provide Workers Compensation and Employer's Liability - $1M? Yes No YES Can your company provide Errors and Omissions (Professional) Liability Insurance - Yes No YES $1M occurrence or claim/$2M aggregate? Can your company provide Technology Professional Errors and Omissions Liability N/A NO Insurance - $2M occurrence or $2M aggregate? Can your company provide Builders'/All Risk for the completed value of the project N/A NO naming the City as the loss payee? Can your company provide Contractor’s Pollution Liability and Transportation Pollution Liability with minimum limits of $1 million/$2 million with a primary N/A NO Additional Insured endorsement? Can your company provide coverage with an insurer with a current A.M. Best’s rating no less than (A-):VII and licensed as an admitted insurance carrier in Yes No YES California ?

Can your company provide coverage with an insurer with a current A.M. Best’s Yes No YES rating no less than (A-):X and authorized to issue the required policies in California?

Insurance Endorsements General Liability (Occurrence form CG 0001) Circle One Applicable Will your company provide an insurance policy that states the City, its directors, officials, officers, employees, agents, and volunteers shall be covered as additional insured with respect to liability arising out of work or operations performed by or Yes No YES on behalf of the Contractor, including materials, parts or equipment furnished in connection therewith? Will your company provide an insurance policy that states any person or organization whom you have agreed to include as an additional insured under a Yes No YES written contract provided such contract was executed prior to the date of loss?

Can your company provide Completed Operations as evidenced with the following YES endorsements? Endorsement form CG 20 10 11 85 -OR- Yes No YES CG 20 37 and one of the following Yes No YES CG 20 10 Yes No YES CG 20 26 Yes No YES CG 20 33 Yes No YES CG 20 38 Yes No YES

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Will your company provide a General Liability endorsement stating that the insurance coverage shall be primary and any City insurance will be in excess of the Yes No YES consultant's insurance and will not be called upon to contribute? Endorsement Form shall be as broad as CG 20 01 04 13. Automobile Liability Circle One Applicable

Does your insurance cover owned automobiles with Form number CA 0001 code 1 Yes No YES (any auto)?

If your company does not have owned automobiles, does your insurance cover No Yes No YES Owned Autos Code 8 (hired) and 9 (non-owned)? Workers' Compensation Will your company provide a waiver for all rights of subrogation against the City, its directors, officials, officers, employees, agents, and volunteers for losses paid under Yes No YES the terms of the insurance policy which arise from work or Services performed by the Consultant? Will your company provide a Waiver of Subrogation – All Other Policies. Consultant hereby waives all rights of subrogation any insurer of Consultant’s may acquire against the City, its directors, officials, officers, employees, agents, and volunteers Yes No YES for losses paid under the terms of any insurance policy which arise from work or Services performed by the Consultant? Will your insurance policies have a (30) days' notice of cancellation endorsement? Yes No YES If your firm is unable to provide a (30) day notice of cancellation will your firm sign a City provided statement that the Vendor shall notify the City within two business Yes No YES days any notice of cancellation? Does your insurance have any deductibles and/or self-insurance retentions? Yes No YES Professional Liability Can your company provide errors and omissions liability insurance appropriate to its profession with minimum limits of $1,000,000 per occurrence or Yes No YES claim/$2,000,000 aggregate? Is the coverage on a claims-made basis? Yes No YES If the coverage is on a claims-made basis, can you maintain and provide evidence of insurance for a period of five (5) years or purchase extended reporting coverage if Yes No YES coverage is not renewed?

Use the space below to explain any "No" responses.

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This is to acknowledge that we have read the City of Corona Vendor Performance Evaluation Form and understand a version of this type of form will be used to provide the basis for periodic assessments by the City to establish contract performance metrics.

______Kleinfelder Construction Services, Inc. (Firm name)

______Marc McIntyre, PE - Vice President ______(Print name and title of person signing for firm)

______12/20/2018 (Signature/date)

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(To be Completed and Submitted with Consultant’s Proposal)

Number of OSHA Violations within the last 5 years (must state zero if none):

___ 0 Serious ___ 0 Willful ___ 0 Repeat ___ 0 Other ___ 0 Unclass _____ 0 Total

Kleinfelder Construction Services, Inc. Firm Name (Print)

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Certification NEWS Diaz, Jeffrey M Programs December 17, 2018 ACI CONCRETE STRENGTH TESTING TECHNICIAN ACI 318-19 Building Expires: August 21, 2019 Testing Locations Code Requirements BEAUMONT, CA 92223 United States Available for Public Review Certification FAQs Diaz, Jeffrey M ACI CONCRETE LABORATORY TESTING December 14, 2018 TECHNICIAN - LEVEL 1 Fourth Edition of Sponsoring Group Contractor's Guide to Resources Expires: August 21, 2019 Quality Concrete BEAUMONT, CA 92223 United States Construction Coming Soon Americans with Diaz, Jeffrey M Disabilities Act ACI MASONRY LAB TESTING TECHNICIAN December 4, 2018 (ADA) Info Expires: November 14, 2019 Nurturing the Next Generation BEAUMONT, CA 92223 United States November 29, 2018 Diaz, Jeffrey M American Concrete ACI AGGREGATE TESTING TECHNICIAN - LEVEL 1 Institute Increases Expires: December 20, 2021 2018 Funding for ACI BEAUMONT, CA 92223 United States Foundation to $1,000,000 Diaz, Jeffrey M November 20, 2018 ACI AGGREGATE BASE TESTING TECHNICIAN ACI Speaks to the Expires: December 05, 2022 Importance of BEAUMONT, CA 92223 United States Certification at Infrastructure Diaz, Jeffrey M Imperative Event ACI CONCRETE FIELD TESTING TECHNICIAN - TOP

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Certification NEWS Magana, Todd Programs December 17, 2018 ACI CONCRETE FIELD TESTING TECHNICIAN - ACI 318-19 Building GRADE I Testing Locations Code Requirements Expires: June 09, 2023 Available for Public HANFORD, CA 93230 United States Review Certification FAQs Magana, Todd December 14, 2018 ACI ADHESIVE ANCHOR INSTALLATION Fourth Edition of Sponsoring Group Contractor's Guide to Resources INSPECTOR Quality Concrete Expires: June 26, 2023 Construction Coming HANFORD, CA 93230 United States Soon Americans with Disabilities Act Magana Jr, Michael A December 4, 2018 (ADA) Info ACI CONCRETE STRENGTH TESTING TECHNICIAN Nurturing the Next Generation Expires: November 15, 2023 HIGHLAND, CA 92346 United States November 29, 2018 American Concrete Magana Jr, Michael A Institute Increases ACI CONCRETE LABORATORY TESTING 2018 Funding for ACI TECHNICIAN - LEVEL 1 Foundation to $1,000,000 Expires: November 15, 2023 HIGHLAND, CA 92346 United States November 20, 2018 ACI Speaks to the Magana Jr, Michael A Importance of ACI MASONRY LAB TESTING TECHNICIAN Certification at Expires: November 14, 2019 Infrastructure Imperative Event HIGHLAND, CA 92346 United States  TOP November 16, 2018 Magana Jr, Michael A Travel Assistance for ACI AGGREGATE TESTING TECHNICIAN - LEVEL 1 University Expires: December 20, 2021 Competition Teams HIGHLAND, CA 92346 United States November 16, 2018 Magana Jr, Michael A ACI Young ACI CONCRETE FIELD TESTING TECHNICIAN - Professionals Prepare

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