Wood Environment & Infrastructure Solutions, Inc. 1516 E. 26th Place Tulsa, Oklahoma 74114 USA

T: (314) 565-8485 www.woodplc.com 22 July 2020 Ms. Judy Dennis, Local Governments Project Manager Ms. Rosana Marshall, Contract Administrator Oklahoma Department of Transportation 200 NE 21st Street Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73105-3204 Letter of Interest Pre-Qualification for Environmental Studies Services – Non Federal Projects Contract Identification No. 2256

Dear Ms. Dennis and Ms. Marshall:

Wood Environment & Infrastructure Solutions, Inc. (Wood) is keenly interested in providing a complete range of environmental services including National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) compliance, natural resource assessment, and coordination and preparation of environmental surveys and associated permits for the Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT) County Transportation System. The following information is provided to demonstrate we have the necessary experience with ODOT policies and procedures; capability and experience leading transportation- related NEPA projects; expertise in environmental studies including wetland and stream (Clean Water Act Section 404) permitting, biological studies, cultural resources studies, hazardous waste studies, and all desktop analysis; and the capacity to respond to all projects. We have a long history of successfully providing similar services for departments of transportation throughout the US, Wood has also provided permitting support to ODOT under a contract to provide cultural resource services. We have included Cattails Environmental, LLC and MacArthur Associated Consultants as specialty subconsultants to our team to add local depth and experience. Cattails Environmental—an Oklahoma recognized DBE—brings specialized expertise for wetlands, streams, and endangered species found in Oklahoma. MacArthur Associated Consultants will facilitate all public involvement activities as needed. Together, our team has sufficient capacity and expertise to provide ODOT with high quality, expedient services.

The Team’s value to ODOT can be summarized as:

• Local contact and available regional resources; • Experience with ODOT policies and procedures; • Capability and experience in NEPA analysis and documentation for transportation projects; • Expertise and practical field experience in a full range of environmental disciplines including: o Wetland and stream permitting; o Biological studies; o Cultural resource studies; o Hazardous waste studies; o Socioeconomic studies; o Noise studies; o Public involvement; and

• Capacity to respond to all projects, no matter the size or complexity.

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1. Experience and familiarity with ODOT procedures

Our experience working with ODOT means that we can hit the ground running on this contract, with little to no learning curve concerning ODOT protocols and procedures. Wood demonstrated familiarity and experience with ODOT procedures through performance under Contract No. 2100F Statewide Cultural Resources Inventories, NRHP Evaluations and Mitigation Proposals. We have also previously held and completed work under prior County Improvements for Roads and Bridges (CIRB) Construction projects.

2. Capability

Wood’s Environment and Infrastructure Solutions (E&IS) offers our clients more than 40 years of experience and a full staff comprised of environmental scientists, engineers, project managers, and other professionals. Wood has a long history of providing high-quality deliverables for NEPA studies and required environmental investigations in support of project permitting. With staff located in Oklahoma, Missouri, Texas, Kansas, Colorado, and Arkansas, we are positioned to serve all of ODOT’s needs. Our staff are highly qualified and have experience performing these studies for state DOTs throughout the country, including ODOT. In addition, our team has experience permitting Oklahoma projects and consulting with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Tulsa District, Oklahoma State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO), and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife (USFWS) Oklahoma Ecological Services Field Office. Wood has the technical expertise and depth of staff, identified below, to meet the most challenging project requirements within the state of Oklahoma.

Cattails Environmental, LLC performs environmental consulting work in Arkansas, Oklahoma, Missouri, and Kansas. Working primarily with environmental regulations associated with the Clean Water Act, they perform wetland delineations/determinations and assist clients with Section 404 (US Army Corps Of Engineers) and Section 401 (state water quality certification) permits. Other services include wetland & stream mitigation, stream bioassessments & monitoring, natural resource inventories, habitat assessments, watershed inventories, NEPA report writing and environmental regulations seminars.

Cattails Environmental is Wood’s strategic partner for wetland, stream, and protected species surveys. Cattails Environmental can also perform presence/absence surveys of the federally endangered American burying beetle (Nicrophorus americanus), if required. (Note: in addition to Cattails’ specialized expertise, Wood also has established working relationships with other specialty subcontractors who are permitted for T&E species collection should that expertise be required.) Recent Cattails Environmental projects for ODOT include: • McCurtain County, Oklahoma, 2015 – Completed American burying beetle surveys for ODOT bridge replacement. • Haskell County, Oklahoma, 2015 –Northern Long-Eared Bat habitat and acoustic surveys for ODOT bridge replacement. • Nowata County, Oklahoma, 2015 –Northern Long-Eared Bat habitat and acoustic surveys for ODOT road improvements. MacArthur Associated Consultants (MAC) provides a custom approach to public involvement for each project and delivers the highest quality results and solutions. Public invovlement professionals develop surveys, advertisements, websites, presentations, flyers, and coordinate public open houses, public hearings, and stakeholder meetings. MAC has previously lead public invovlement efforts for ODOT.

Recent project experience includes: • Public involvement and public meetings for US-59 in Delaware and Ottawa Counties for ODOT. • Public involvement services for the City of Oklahoma City’s including communicating with affected stakeholders, coordinating the public meeting, providing graphics and comment cards, and documenting responses. • Public involvement for the Greenway Trail in Oklahoma City, OK responsible for communicating and coordinating with affected stakeholders and documenting responses.

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3. Experience

Wood has routinely performed environmental studies (CEs, environmental assessments [EA]s, and EISs), in compliance with NEPA, for DOTs and other agencies locally, regionally, and nationally. We are distinctive in the depth, experience, and capability of our staff. Our St. Louis staff alone includes more than 30 environmental scientists and planners. These professionals have collaborated and conducted CEs, EAs and EISs for DOTs in Oklahoma, Missouri, Illinois, and Kansas as well for other local, state and federal agencies including the USACE and Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA). Our staff has expertise and practical field experience in a full range of environmental disciplines including:

• Natural Resources • Land Use/Prime Farmland • Cultural Resources • Soils/Geology • Threatened and Endangered Species • Aquatic Ecosystem Assessment • Socioeconomics/Environmental Justice • Air Quality/Greenhouse Gas • Wetlands • Noise Investigations • Water Resources (Surface/Ground Water) • Solid/Hazardous Materials • Demographics • Public Outreach/Scoping

Recent NEPA studies completed include:

• U.S. Route 67 EIS Re-evaluation for Butler County, Missouri, 10 miles, City of Poplar Bluff, Missouri and Missouri Department of Transportation (MODOT), Southeast District. Wood is preparing a re-evaluation of the 2005 EIS which evaluated a relocated Route 67 for 71 miles through Madison, Wayne, and Butler Counties. This EIS re-evaluation focuses on the southern-most 10 miles of the corridor and includes a re-assessment of the preferred alternative resulting in minor changes to the alignment. The project includes wetland delineation, protected species habitat assessment, presence/absence survey for protected bat species, and a phase I cultural resources survey. • Interstate 70 Segment of Independent Utility 6 EA Re-evaluation, MODOT, Callaway County, Missouri. Wood conducted a re-evaluation of the previous EA for a 27-mile segment of Interstate 70 in Missouri proposed for widening. The new project includes truck climbing lanes in an area of steep grades and with numerous cultural and natural resources. The re-evaluation documented any changed environmental conditions and identified archaeological and historic sites, streams, and wetlands for avoidance during construction, including temporary access to the construction site. • MODOT Categorical Exclusion Missouri Route 100, South Lindbergh Boulevard to Big Bend Road (St. Louis County, Missouri), 2018 to 2019 – Wood prepared a Categorical Exclusion 2 (CE2) for an approximately 5-mile stretch of Route 100 in a heavily traveled section of St. Louis County. The project is a roadway resurfacing and an Americans with Disabilities (ADA) sidewalk improvement project through six municipalities and includes various local enhancements. The CE2 involved determining potential impacts to a local park that resulted in the preparation of a Programmatic Section 4(f) Net Benefit Analysis to demonstrate benefits from the project. The CE2 was approved by the Federal Highway Administration. • Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT), US-34 Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS), Illinois, 2014 to present – Wood is preparing a SEIS for a 9-mile stretch of US 34 through the Mississippi River floodplain. A supplement was required due to the de-accreditation of Henderson County Drainage District levees, which rendered part of the 2003 ROD invalid. The project involved developing an updated Purpose and Need, re-examining old alternatives and developing new ones, developing a new screening methodology for the alternatives, reassessment of impacts to resources and carrying out a public involvement program.

• IDOT, Alton to Godfrey Transportation Study and Environmental Impact Statement, Illinois, 2011 to 2015 –Wood was hired to prepare an EIS for IDOT for an improved connection between Illinois Route 3/111 and Illinois Route 255 in Alton and Godfrey, Illinois. The project received concurrence on the Purpose and Need and the Alternatives for Evaluation from FHWA. The project also involved coordinating a public involvement plan. The EIS was dropped by IDOT after the Preliminary Draft EIS was completed due to public opposition.

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4. Specialized studies

Socioeconomic and Environmental Wood’s socioeconomic team specializes in analyzing demographic and economic data to assess issues facing Justice studies communities including sensitive communities requiring Wood has routinely performed environmental environmental justice consideration or potential studies (CEs, environmental assessments [EA]s, neighborhood disruption through changes in access or and environmental impact statements [EIS]s), in roadway relocation. Our experience also includes compliance with NEPA, for DOTs and other assessing economic impacts from transportation agencies locally, regionally, and nationally. We projects including: tax revenues, job creation, and the are distinctive in the depth, experience, and multiplier effects of infrastructure investment. capability of our staff. Our St. Louis staff alone includes more than 30 environmental scientists and planners. These professionals have collaborated and conducted EAs and EISs for DOTs in Oklahoma, Missouri, Illinois, and Kansas as well for other local, state and federal agencies including the USACE, Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), St. Louis County (Missouri), and the City of Springfield (Illinois). Wood has extensive experience in all aspects of the NEPA process including socioeconomic, natural resource, and cultural resource impact analyses and conducting and managing public involvement programs.

Recent examples of NEPA projects with significant socioeconomic concerns include:

Allen Fossil Plant Ash Impoundment Closure EIS, TVA, 2020—Wood completed an EIS assessing the closure of the ash ponds at the Allen Fossil Plant in Memphis TN. Socioeconomic analyses including evaluation of potential traffic related impacts of the proposed closure activities on sensitive communities were an essential part of the project due to multiple environmental justice communities present in the study area. Environmental and demographic indicators were considered to determine if the project would result in a disproportionate impact to surrounding communities related to noise and air emissions, and public health and safety associated with truck transport of ash and borrow needed to complete closure of the ponds.

US 34 Supplemental EIS, IDOT, Henderson County, Illinois, Current Project—Wood is preparing a Supplemental EIS (SEIS) for a 9-mile stretch of US 34 through the Mississippi River floodplain. The project was initiated by de-accreditation of the Henderson County Drainage District levees, which rendered part of the 2003 record of decision (ROD) invalid. The project involved developing an updated Purpose and Need statement, alternative evaluation and screening, impact analysis including extensive floodplain and agricultural impacts evaluation, and public and stakeholder involvement. Alton to Godfrey Transportation Study EIS, IDOT, Madison County, Illinois, 2011 to 2015—Wood provided preliminary engineering and completed an EIS for a new connector between Alton and Godfrey to address lack of local mobility, connectivity, capacity, and safety issues. The study was needed to accommodate local growth and promote economic development in the 15-square mile study area. The socioeconomic analysis included impacts to community cohesion, business and residential displacements, and property tax impacts analysis. Inventory and quantification of socioeconomic impacts required public and agency coordination, geospatial analysis, property tax and tax rate analysis, and site visits. The EIS was withdrawn by IDOT in response to public opposition.

Wetland and stream delineations Wood has conducted numerous wetland and stream delineation projects to facilitate Clean Water Act (CWA) Section 404, CWA Section 401, CWA Section 402, Rivers and Harbors Act (RHA) Section 10, and RHA Section 9 permits. Additionally, Wood

Ms. Judy Dennis Ms. Rosana Marshall 22 July 2020 Page 5 of 10 has unique experience working with the Oklahoma’s Scenic Rivers Commission—now under the Grand River Dam Authority (GRDA)—and is familiar with the special protections for Oklahoma’s Scenic Rivers. Wood conducts field surveys to delineate “waters of the United States” (WOUS) for CWA Section 404 permitting both nationally and regionally. All field surveys are performed by fully trained, qualified, and experienced personnel using sub- meter GPS accurately to identify and delineate WOUS in situ. Wetlands are identified and delineated in accordance with the appropriate Regional Supplement to the Corps of Engineers Wetland Delineation Manual. Oklahoma is uniquely covered by four of these regional supplements. All potential streams and wetlands are photographed and characterize to provide regulators with the most possible information. In certain situations, one-foot topographic contours are generated from LiDAR data, as available, to enhance field mapping and data interpretations. Results of all delineations are presented in a final WOUS report and submitted to the appropriate USACE district. Wood also has experiencing permitting for crossings of navigable waterways—including major river systems like the Mississippi River—under Sections 9 and 10 of the RHA.

Recent examples of projects that required wetland/stream delineations include: • City of Poplar Bluff, Missouri and Missouri DOT, Route 67 EIS Re-evaluation, 2020 – Wetland delineation of a 10- mile corridor south of Poplar Bluff to assist Missouri DOT in permitting during project implementation for highway relocation and expansion. Field work included identification of potential bat roosting trees for threatened and endangered listed bat species. • Phillips 66 Cushing Facility (Oklahoma), 2017 to 2018 – Wetland delineation and CWA Section 404 Permitting with the United States Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Tulsa District. Fieldwork was expedited to meet the demanding project schedule and streamline the permitting process.

• ODOT, 2007 to 2011 – Wetland delineation, habitat suitability assessments, and NEPA documentation for ODOT’s CIRB program at various project locations throughout eastern Oklahoma. Provided timely fieldwork to support Clean Water Act Section 404 permitting and expedited NEPA documentation as CEs.

• Phillips 66 (Texas), 2018 to present – Currently providing permitting support services for approximately 850 miles of proposed pipeline and 13 facility developments from Permian Basin to the Gulf Coast. Scope includes wetland delineations, threatened and endangered species surveys, cultural resource surveys, and GIS planning/acquisition necessary to support permit application and acquisition. • Phillips 66 (Texas), 2017 to present – Currently providing permitting support services for a proposed pipeline and facility expansions in Brazoria County, Texas. Scope includes wetland delineations, cultural resource surveys, GIS planning/acquisition, and natural resources assessments necessary to support permit application and acquisition.

Biological studies Wood has conducted numerous environmental studies in Oklahoma using our in-house expertise in field studies and permitting under the Clean Water Act (CWA), Endangered Species Act, and NEPA. We have approximately 163 full-time biologists available for this project with expertise in wetlands, botany, birds, fish, larval fish, reptiles, and amphibians.

Recent biological studies in Oklahoma include:

• Oklahoma Army National Guard (OKARNG) Camp Gruber, 2017 - 2018 – Seasonal migratory bird and Bald Eagle avian surveys in accordance the Integrated Natural Resources Management Plan for OKARNG at Camp Gruber in Muskogee County. Work product ensures on-going compliance with mandates from the USFWS.

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• OKARNG Camp Gruber, 2012 – Dendrochronology to evaluate historic fires at nine permanent ecological survey locations at Camp Gruber in Muskogee County. Services provided OKARNG with historic natural resource data on the 33,000 acre training facility that was previously unknown.

• OKARNG Camp Gruber, 2011 – Comprehensive botanical surveys at nine permanent ecological survey locations at Camp Gruber in Muskogee County. The Natural Resources Manager at Camp Gruber had collected several seasons of small mammal data at these nine survey locations. Our work provided an essential supplement of botanical information to better understand habitat use of the rodent community.

Cultural resources studies Wood has conducted numerous archaeological investigations within Oklahoma, using our in-house expertise in geophysical, geomorphological, geographic information system (GIS), and standard methods for field survey, NRHP eligibility evaluations, prehistoric data recovery, and artifact analysis to contribute to research of the area. We have evaluated 35 archaeological sites for the OKARNG Camp Gruber Training Center, located in eastern Oklahoma near Braggs. We are intimately familiar with the historic settlements of the Cherokee, Cherokee Freedman, and Euro-American settlers in the region, as well as lithic resources of the area and cultural manifestations for Paleoindian through Late Prehistoric culture periods. Our staff conducted a cultural resource inventory for 2,800 acres and conducted 25 archaeological evaluations of sites within the GRDA purview, addressing geomorphological / geoarchaeological studies on site formation processes, potential for buried sites, and geophysical work to locate prehistoric features. Wood has conducted numerous data recovery projects, including sites 34DL300 and 34DL301 along Spavinaw Creek in Delaware County, Oklahoma. That work provided significant information on the Late Archaic through Middle Woodland and Late Prehistoric occupations of the region. Results of that investigation were published in the 2011 Oklahoma Anthropological Society Bulletin. We have the capacity to conduct large-scale field excavations as were seen along the Rockies Express (REX) East pipeline near St. Louis, Missouri. Here, data recovery on 5 sites to be impacted by this corridor project entailed managing crews over 60 in number. Survey results were published in the 2013 The Missouri Archaeologist. Wood has also managed analysis and curation of more than 200,000 artifacts for individual data recovery projects. Wood has supported two Oklahoma agencies with full-scale cultural resource management. The Grand River Dam Authority (GRDA) and the OKARNG have engaged Wood for a wide variety of services that are discussed in detail through the rest of this document. Of great import is Wood’s capacity to aid in interpreting regulatory needs, assess viable options to reach project goals, and provide the specific skill sets and services required. We have operated to provide full program management capabilities to these Oklahoma entities. As important, is contributing with each project to the archaeological research of the state, through professional presentations and literature.

As an example of cultural resource management support, Wood aided the GRDA in implementing a management plan to protect cultural resources. Wood drafted a historic properties management plan (HPMP) for GRDA and Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) review after we completed archaeological and architectural survey of approximately 2,800 acres and 200 miles of Lake Hudson's shoreline in Mayes County, Oklahoma. The HPMP identified archaeological properties and historic structures located within the 200 miles of shoreline under GRDA’s control, and explained protocols and standard operating procedures

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(SOP)s for managing these resources. We then conducted 25 archaeological NRHP eligibility evaluations of sites, addressing geomorphological / geoarchaeological studies on site formation processes, potential for buried sites, and geophysical work to locate prehistoric features. Wood was also tasked with cultural resource training for GRDA staff, aiding in Native American consultations regarding the HPMP, conducting construction reviews on a case-by-case basis, and preparing an annual summary report of archaeological investigations and activities related to the HPMP. Wood recognizes the unique and imperative opportunity provided to researchers through the multi-year archaeological site testing conducted at the Lake Hudson Reservoir. A vast amount of research potential exists through inter-site comparative studies of the prehistoric settlements within the GRDA management boundaries at the Lake Hudson Reservoir. There is clear value in a more holistic study of sites located within the management area that could lead to development of a report on prehistoric settlement patterns, subsistence strategies, and landscape utilization of this segment of the Neosho River valley located within the Caddoan Origins archaeological region.

Below is a list of niche specialties for cultural and natural resources Wood can offer ODOT: • Geophysics and remote sensing • Geomorphology • Laser scanning / light detection and ranging (LiDAR) • Historic cemetery delineation recording • Bio-archaeology • Prehistoric and historic archaeology • Faunal analysis • Architectural history • Paleoethnobotanical analysis • HABS / HAER documentation • Mortuary excavation and analysis • Archival research • Native American consultation • Phase I, II, and III investigations • Construction monitoring • Deep alluvial investigation • National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) • GPS / GIS mapping documentation • Contaminated / hazardous sites • Architectural / engineering history • Viewshed impact analyses • Historic preservation planning • Transportation / corridor experience • Special Agreements (MOAs, PAs, MOUs) Recent ODOT cultural resource studies include:

• Phase I Archaeological Survey, Proposed Improvements to US-64 west of Alva, Oklahoma [JP31865(04)]—Wood conducted a cultural resource survey of 8.1 miles of proposed shoulder work and road improvements within the US-64 corridor. Archaeological investigation consisted of a mix of systematic shovel testing and pedestrian survey within the project study area on both sides of the US-64 corridor in accordance with the ODOT Manual for Cultural Resources Staff and Department Consultants. Seven archaeological sites (34WO191-197) and 1 prehistoric isolated find (IF-1) were identified, and OAS site forms completed and submitted for trinomials. The architectural survey documented 10 buildings and 1 structure greater than 45 years of age within the 250-foot buffer study area. • Phase I Archaeological Survey, Proposed Improvements to US-281 east of Waynoka, Oklahoma [JP31066(04)]— Wood conducted a cultural resources survey for proposed shoulder work and road improvements within 7.9 miles of the existing US-281 corridor in Woods County, Oklahoma. Archaeological investigation included a mix of pedestrian survey and shovel testing in accordance with the ODOT Manual for Cultural Resources Staff and Department Consultants. More than 400 STPs were excavated during the course of the investigation. Two archaeological sites and two IFs were identified dating to the late nineteenth to early twentieth centuries. One site consists of the remains of the Miller Hotel. Both newly identified archaeological sites were recommended ineligible for listing to the NRHP. The architectural survey documented 4 buildings greater than 45 years of age within the 125-foot buffer study area.

Hazardous waste studies

Wood has the range of skills necessary to guide you through any hazardous waste project. Our staff have performed multiple Phase I and II environmental site assessments for various clients. Our engineers and scientists routinely develop strategic plans for site assessment and investigation through the final stages of remedial design and implementation. Our projects have ranged in size from major refineries to underground storage tanks.

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Our hazardous waste staff have expertise in: ► Site assessment / investigation ► Lead investigation and management ► Due diligence ► Underground storage tank investigation ► Brownfields closure and redevelopment ► Underground storage tank closure ► Remediation design ► Waste management ► Environmental auditing

Recent hazardous waste studies conducted regionally include:

• BP Products North America, (Sites in Missouri and Kansas), 2016 to present –Wood works closely with BP to complete groundwater and surface monitoring for petroleum, lead, and arsenic contamination in soil and groundwater.

• Kansas National Guard, 2017 to present – Conducted Phase 1 Regional Site Inspections (SIs) for Perfluorinated Compounds (PFCs) at Forbes Field Air National Guard Base (FFANGB) located in Topeka, Kansas. The purpose of the SI was to determine whether PFAS are present in soil, groundwater, and sediment from potential historic releases of Aqueous Film Forming Foam (AFFF) at the FFANGB.

Noise Analysis

Wood has routinely completed traffic-noise analysis studies using the Traffic Noise Model (Version 2.5) for multiple DOT NEPA projects. Key steps include identifying impacted receivers, determine existing- and predicting future-noise levels, and assessing reasonable noise abatements. Wood has multiple staff certified to use sound-level meters and associated modeling software.

Recent NEPA projects where traffic-noise studies were quired include:

• US Route 34 Supplemental EIS for IDOT; • Alton to Godfrey Transportation Study EIS for IDOT; • Route 34 for MoDOT; and • Highway 162 project for Arkansas DOT.

5. Capacity

Wood E&IS has more than sufficient capacity to complete projects on schedule and within budget. We have considerable resources to supplement the primary team (see attached organization chart). Our size means we can quickly ramp up in the event of multiple concurrent projects, increased project complexity, or compressed schedules. Wood’s Project Manager, Chris Musselman, will act as a single point of contact with ODOT. In addition, Chris will have access to an interdisciplinary team comprised of local, regional and national specialists experienced in all aspects of NEPA documentation and environmental studies. Wood has also partnered with Cattails Environmental and MacArthur Associated Consultants to add to our depth of availability and local expertise. Our Team will support ODOT’s state-wide projects with over 30 regional environmental professionals from offices in Oklahoma, Missouri, Kansas, Texas, and Colorado (see attached organization chart). Staff in these offices will ensure quick and appropriate response to ODOT no matter where the projects are located throughout the state. The depth and breadth of our Team’s staffing resources will provide full capacity to provide the environmental studies and NEPA analysis needed to support transportation projects.

6. Past performance

Our reputation is built on competence, trust, reliability, and professionalism. We invite you to contact the following references, who can tell you about our care, courage, and commitment to technical excellence, integrity, quality, safety, and communication.

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References

Melissa Scheperle Cindy Stafford Environmental Compliance Manager Illinois Department of Transportation District 8 Missouri Department of Transportation, Design Division 1102 Eastport Plaza Drive 105 W. Capitol Avenue Collinsville, Illinois Jefferson City, Missouri 65102 (618) 346-3151 (573) 526-6684 Scope: Preliminary engineering and an EIS for a new Scope: Categorical Exclusion 2 (CE2) for an approximately connector between Alton and Godfrey to address 5-mile stretch of Missouri Route 100 in a heavily- lack of local mobility, connectivity, capacity, and travelled section of St. Louis County. The project is safety issues. Wood performed environmental a roadway resurfacing and an Americans with studies, include wetland delineation, for alternative Disabilities (ADA) sidewalk improvement project. corridors within a 15-square mile area.

Mike Lewis Chintan Mehta, PhD Illinois Department of Transportation District 4 Phillips 66 400 Main St. 2331 CityWest Blvd. Peoria, Illinois 61602 Houston, Texas 77042 (309) 671-3454 (832) 765-1677 Scope: US-34 Supplemental EIS (SEIS) for a 9-mile stretch Scope: Wetland delineation and CWA Section 404 of US 34 through the Mississippi River floodplain permitting (Tulsa District) for work at Cushing, Oklahoma. developing an updated Purpose and Need, re- examining old alternatives and developing new ones, developing a new screening methodology for the alternatives, and carrying out a public involvement program. Darrell Townsend, II, PhD LTC Terry Hale Assistant General Manager Environmental Program Manager GRDA/Ecosystems and Lake Management Oklahoma Military Department 420 Hwy 28 3515 Military Circle Langley, Oklahoma 74350 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73111 (918) 256-0615 (405) 228-5699 Scope: Phase I cultural resource survey of 2800 acres, Scope: NRHP eligibility evaluations and historic building historic properties management plan, NRHP condition assessment and maintenance / treatment eligibility evaluations, Native American consultation plans at the Camp Gruber Training Site in support, GRDA staff cultural resources training, and Muskogee County, Oklahoma shoreline site monitoring.

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Why choose us?

Choosing the Wood Team to provide specialized-environmental studies and NEPA services results in the following benefits to local governments:

• Current work for ODOT, familiarity with the methods and reporting standards (e.g., ODOT-CRP Manual for Cultural Resources Staff and Department Consultants), years of experience in the state, and extensive knowledge of Oklahoma environmental and cultural resources allow us to hit the ground running and ensure you receive well-informed services and deliverables. • A large and diverse pool of experienced professionals ensures you receive the very best consulting services and allows us to complete every aspect of a project. • Our extensive experience working with state and federal agencies avoids a learning curve and compliance issues. We thoroughly understand the needs of various projects for departments of transportation. • Extensive in-house expertise will save time and costs associated with projects. • Up-to-date software and equipment (GPS, remote sensing, field laser scanners, and digital cameras) provide extreme accuracy and efficiency in addressing fieldwork. • Wood is a leader in integrating MS Teams, SharePoint, and GIS technology, so we can easily share information and deliverables with ODOT in a common data environment—saving time and costs. • Internal, independent quality assurance / quality control evaluation of each project avoids error. • Work with numerous departments of transportation as well as the Federal Highway Administration ensures Wood fully understands the concerns involved with corridor-type projects in all types of terrain. We will work cooperatively with the ODOT to help mitigate those concerns effectively and expeditiously. • Single point of contact with the ODOT ensures appropriate evolvement in service execution and quality and your complete satisfaction with everything we do. • We understand the importance, for agencies and clients to complete compliance studies in order to meet project goals. We are as passionate about completing small projects as we are with larger, complex projects. Every project has value. We are committed to providing the ODOT with the best value for your consulting dollar, and would be delighted to continue putting our expertise to work for you.

Respectfully,

Chris Musselman, MS Angela G. Love, MS Project Manager Natural & Cultural Resources Service Line Manager

Attachments Organization Chart/Staffing List Statement of Qualifications (CAP 255 Form) Teaming Letters Subconsultants CAP 255 Forms Key Personnel Resumes

Oklahoma Department of Transportation Local Governments Project Manager Judy Dennis Org. Chart

Cultural Program Director Wood Project Manager NEPA Program Director Hank McKelway Chris Musselman (Tulsa, OK) Bill Elzinga

Cultural Resources Lead NEPA Project Lead Environmental Lead Kathy Warner Connie Heitz Steve Stumne

20+ Cultural 30+ Natural Resources Staff Resources Staff

Transportation Lead Hazardous Waste Lead Richard Bennett, PE, PTOE Robyn Kurz

Public Involvement Lead Wetland/T&E Specialist woodplc.com Shelby Hanchera (MAC) Jodie Burns (Cattails Env.) REGIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL STAFF AVAILABLE FOR ODOT

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Historic Preservation MO/KY 26 the Interior for Historic Preservation Standards    Reiss, Natalie BA, Biology St. Louis, MO 6     Professional Geoscientist, TCEQ Corrective Schuster, Karla BS, Geology Dallas, TX 30 Action Project Manager, 40 hr-HAZWOPER  BS, Environmental Biology Smith, Lana St. Louis, MO 34 MS, Biology   BS, Geology Professional Geoscientist, TCEQ Corrective Sprague, Charles Dallas, TX 27 MS Geology Action Project Manager, 40 hr-HAZWOPER  BS, Biology Stumne, Stephen, PWS PWS (Professional Wetland Scientist) St. Louis, MO 28 MS, Environmental Science       BS, Geosciences Thompson, Jennifer,RG RG (Registered Geologist), Missouri St. Louis, MO 18 MS, Geosciences   BA Anthropology/Sociology Topi, John, RPA RPA (Registered Professional Archaeologist) Jefferson City, MO 9 MA Anthropology   BS, Biology Weber, Richard, CEM Certified Environmental Manager Denver, CO 29 MS, Biology     MacArthur Associated Consultants BS, Natural Resource Hanchera, Shelby Oklahoma City, OK 4 Management/Biology    BS, Marketing & Business Faulkner, Olya Oklahoma City, OK 13 Administration   Cattails Environmental MS, Biological Sciences DBE (Certification No. 58001190 Burns, Jodie MS Ed, School Supervision Bentonville, AR 12 NAICS Code 541620      BS, Biology/Chemistry State of Oklahoma Office of Management and Enterprise Services INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING DCAM-CAP FORM 255 Division of Capital Assets Management Construction and Properties

DCAM-CAP Form 255 is the companion form to CAP Form 254 Item 1. Enter the description of the project, as it appears in DCAM-CAP Form 255 is required for additional consultants which permits Architects, Landscape Architects, Engineers the letter you received announcing the project. If the agency or sub-consultants. and Land Surveyors to respond to invitations to be considered has used a number to identify the project, include that for design projects from the State of Oklahoma. It permits number. Item 6. This page is for the resumes of the key personnel. It consultants to tailor their response to the specific project being may be copied as necessary. It should be noted that Oklahoma considered by an agency. Item 2a. Enter the date of the letter announcing the project. law requires that design work for Oklahoma projects require the You must reply to the agency as specified, to be considered. seals of architects and engineers licensed in the State of This form is used in conjunction with DCAM-CAP Form 254 in This completed form must accompany your letter of interest. Oklahoma. the same manner as Federal Standard Forms 254 and 255 are used for Federal selections. DCAM-CAP Form 255 is to be Item 2b. Enter the name of the agency from which you Item 7. This page is for the listing of projects accomplished by used for a specific project and DCAM-CAP Form 254 is used received the announcement letter. the (P)artnership, (C)orporation, (J)oint- (V)enture, or to be registered for consideration. These forms have been (I)ndividual, which best represents the qualifications of the firm designed to be as similar as possible to the Federal forms Item 3. List the legal name and address of the firm or joint- for the type of project similar to the one announced. Do not but SF254 and SF255 MAY NOT be used for State venture submitting this form. include projects of consultants or sub-consultants. registration and selection. Item 3a. All firms, other than individuals practicing under Item 8. This area may be used to provide any other information This form is divided into (6) break sections. To easily view their own license, or joint ventures must be certified by the not covered elsewhere on the form, which is pertinent to this where these sections occur, use the “View/Normal” command. Oklahoma Board of Registration for Professional Engineers project. List any special qualifications, which are applicable to and Land Surveyors or the Oklahoma Board of Governors this project. The first section contains a table, is unprotected, and allows for for Licensed Architects and Landscape Architects. the first sheet/instructions to be deleted. The table can be Item 9. All prospective design consultants must be aware of the deleted by selecting the whole table and using the “Edit/Cut” Item 3b. Enter the firm's Tax ID Number. quoted section of law from Title 61 of the Oklahoma Statutes. command. The signature in Item 11 acknowledges that the excerpt has Item 3c. Enter the name, title, and telephone number of the been read. The second section (Items 1 thru 5a) are protected and principal representing the firm or joint-venture submitting this contains fields that can be filled in with the appropriate form. Item 10. A principal of the firm must sign and date the information. questionnaire for it to be accepted. Original signatures are Item 3d. Enter the address of the office that will perform the required. The third and fourth sections (Item 6.) are unprotected and work on this project, if it is different from that shown in item don’t contain any fields. This allows for the whole table to be 3. Return this completed form to the agency issuing the invitation copied and pasted so that additional “Brief resumes…” can be with a letter requesting consideration for the proposed project. input. The table can be copied by selecting the whole table Item 4. List the number of personnel, by discipline, to be and using the “Edit/Copy” And “Edit/Paste” commands. used on THIS PROJECT. List them only once by primary function. If functions are not shown, add them in the blanks The fifth and sixth sections (Items 7, 8, 9, 10) are protected and provided. contain fields that can be filled in. Item 5. If a joint-venture is planned for this project, list To better assist you in inputting information, you can turn on the member firms and their respective areas of expertise “Form Field Shading” and “Show Gridlines” using the forms here. All members must be registered with Construction toolbar. and Properties. Provide total number of employees permanently employed by the firm listed. Do not include employees of consultants or sub-consultants. A separate

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1. Project Name/Location for which firm is filing: 2a. Date of Announcement: 2b. Agency originating announcement: Contract Identification No. 2256 9 July 2020 STATE Pre-Qualification for Environmental Studies Services -- Non Oklahoma Department of OF Federal Projects Transportation OKLAHOMA Statewide

Consultant Services For A Specific Project

3. Firm (or Joint-Venture) Legal Name and Address: 3c. Name, Title, & Telephone Number of Principal Contact: Chris Musselman, MS Project Manager, Wood - Tulsa, OK mobile/office: (314) 565-8485 Wood Environment & Infrastructure Solutions, Inc. 1105 Lakewood Parkway, Suite 300 Alpharetta, Georgia 30009 3a. Certificate of Authority Number: 2300661602 3d. Address of office to perform work if different from Item 3: 1516 E. 26th Place 3b. FEI/Tax ID Number: 91-1641772 Tulsa, Oklahoma 74114

4. Personnel by Discipline: (List each person only once, by primary function.) 2 Administrative Economists Mechanical Engineers 19 Archaeologists/Archivists/Historians Architects Electrical Engineers Mining Engineers 20 Biologists 2 CAD/CADD Technicians Estimators Planners: Urban/Regional 1 Industrial Hygienists Chemical Engineers 3 Geologists Sanitary Engineers 2 Noise Scientists 2 Civil Engineers 2 Hydrologists Soil Engineers 1 Soil Scientists Construction Inspectors Interior Designers Specification Writers Environmental Engineers Draftsmen Landscape Architects Structural Engineers 5 Environmental Scientists 10 Ecologists Land Surveyors Surveyors 69 Total Personnel

5. If submittal is by a JOINT-VENTURE, list participating firms and outline specific areas of responsibility (including administrative, technical and financial) for each firm: All firms and the joint venture MUST be registered with Construction and Properties, Division of Capital Assets Management, 2401 N. Lincoln Blvd., Suite 106, P. O. Box 53448, Oklahoma City, OK 73152-3448.

5a. Has this Joint-Venture previously worked together? Yes No If YES, how many times?

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6. Brief resume of key persons, specialists, and individual consultants employed by sub-consultants anticipated for THIS PROJECT. a. Name and Title: William (Chris) Musselman, Project Manager a. Name and Title: Connie J. Heitz, Senior Environmental Planner b. Project Assignment: b. Project Assignment: Project Manager/NEPA Specialist NEPA Project Manager c. Name of firm with which associated: c. Name of firm with which associated: Wood Environment & Infrastructure Solutions, Inc. Wood Environment & Infrastructure Solutions, Inc. d. Years experience: With this firm 6 With other firms 4 d. Years experience: With this firm 3 With other firms 25 e. Education: Degree(s)/Year/Specialization e. Education: Degree(s)/Year/Specialization MS/2014/Fisheries and Aquatic Ecology MPA/1990/Environmental and Natural Resources Management BS/2007/Biology BS/1985/Public Affairs f. Active Registration: State/Year first registered/Discipline/ Oklahoma License Number f. Active Registration: State/Year first registered/Discipline/ Oklahoma License Number

Oklahoma Certificate of Authority (if any) Oklahoma Certificate of Authority (if any) g. Other experience and qualifications relevant to the proposed project: g. Other experience and qualifications relevant to the proposed project: Over 10 years of professional experience providing terrestrial flora/fauna surveys to Experience in environmental and land use planning with strong project management, support environmental permitting for linear corridor infrastructure projects, natural analytical, and technical writing skills. Includes environmental analysis and resource damage assessment projects, and impact assessment projects in accordance documentation under NEPA, with experience working on a number of environmental with National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). Recent NEPA project support includes assessments (EA)s and environmental impact statements (EIS)s. Has successfully core-team leadership for a Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement for vegetation completed projects for a variety of local, state, and federal agencies including USACE, management for the Tennessee Valley Authority. Expertise in fisheries and aquatic various state departments of transportation (Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Arizona, Oregon, ecology, stream delineation, water quality testing, ecological modelling, collecting and Texas), Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), analyzing geospatial data, database management, and statistical analysis. Provided lead Federal Transit Administration (FTA), Bureau of Land Management (BLM), Tennessee support for multiple linear projects related to transportation and transmission. Work Valley Authority (TVA), City of St. Louis, and private industry. performed for multiple state and federal agencies and various private industries throughout Oklahoma, Missouri, Illinois, New Mexico, Arizona, North Carolina, Kentucky, Project spotlight: Tennessee, Georgia, Florida, Mississippi, Alabama, and Alaska. U.S. Route 34 Supplemental EIS (SDEIS), IL DOT, Henderson County, IL. Environmental Planner and NEPA Lead. NEPA Lead for preparation of a SDEIS for Office located in Tulsa, Oklahoma. widening and reconstruction of U.S. Route 34 from approximately 1 mile west of Carman Project spotlight: Road to just east of TR 111 in Henderson County. An EIS evaluating this action was U.S. Route 34 Supplemental EIS (SDEIS), IL DOT, Henderson County, IL. previously approved and a Record of Decision was signed January 15, 2003. The Environmental Specialist and Socioeconomic Lead. Assessed aquatic environment, Mississippi River levee in the area around Gulfport, IL was decertified in June 2010, socioeconomic characteristics, and tax base for preparation of a SDEIS for widening and requiring the proposed roadway profile to be elevated to a 500-year floodplain elevation reconstruction of U.S. Route 34 from approximately 1 mile west of Carman Road to just to maintain access during flood events. The SDEIS is being prepared to re-evaluate east of TR 111 in Henderson County. An EIS evaluating this action was previously upgrades to U.S. Route 34 to a four-lane expressway due to flood decertification. Duties approved and a Record of Decision was signed January 15, 2003. The SDEIS is being include development of the alternatives and alternatives to be carried forward, report prepared to re-evaluate upgrades to U.S. Route 34 to a four-lane expressway due to preparation, public involvement, agency coordination, and overall report oversight and flood decertification of Mississippi River levees. Duties include assessment of the preparation. alternatives, data collection and analysis, section preparation, and local agency Interstate 70 Segment of Independent Utility 6 EA Re-evaluation, Missouri coordination. Department of Transportation, Callaway County, Missouri. Project Manager for re- Vegetation Management Programmatic EIS, TVA, Core Team Member. Was a key evaluation of previous EA for a 27-mile segment of Interstate 70 in Missouri proposed for part of the NEPA Core Team completing a programmatic environmental impact widening. The new project will include developing truck climbing lanes in an area of statement for the entirety of the Tennessee Valley Authority’s transmission system. Key steep grades and with numerous cultural and natural resources. The Re-evaluation will responsibilities included alternative development, vegetation management methods document any changed environmental conditions and identify archaeological and historic assessment, client coordination, and final document preparation. sites, streams, and wetlands for avoidance during construction, including temporary access to the construction site

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6. Brief resume of key persons, specialists, and individual consultants employed by sub-consultants anticipated for THIS PROJECT. a. Name and Title: Karen Boulware a. Name and Title: William J. Elzinga, Senior Associate Scientist b. Project Assignment: b. Project Assignment: Senior Environmental Scientist/NEPA Lead NEPA Program Manager c. Name of firm with which associated: c. Name of firm with which associated: Wood Environment & Infrastructure Solutions, Inc. Wood Environment & Infrastructure Solutions, Inc. d. Years experience: With this firm 5 With other firms 25 d. Years experience: With this firm 35 With other firms 3 e. Education: Degree(s)/Year/Specialization e. Education: Degree(s)/Year/Specialization MS/1986/Resource Planning MS/1984/Biology BS/1989/Geology BS/1981/Biology f. Active Registration: State/Year first registered/Discipline/Oklahoma License Number f. Active Registration: State/Year first registered/Discipline/ Oklahoma License Number FHWA Traffic Noise Model 2.5 and Traffic Noise Fundamentals, 2013 Oklahoma Certificate of Authority (if any) Oklahoma Certificate of Authority (if any) g. Other experience and qualifications relevant to the proposed project: g. Other experience and qualifications relevant to the proposed project: Ms. Boulware has more than 30 years of experience in environmental impact Mr. Elzinga is an experienced project manager and has had 35 years of professional assessment with an extensive background managing, writing, and reviewing National experience in NEPA analysis and documentation, environmental planning, siting and Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) documents. She is an accomplished technical writer licensing, and project management. He has managed and performed more than 100 EAs with experience in all aspects of the NEPA process. She has successfully completed and EISs and has worked extensively within a 22-state region ranging from Virginia to various projects for multiple clients including, but not limited to, the Tennessee Valley Montana. He has supported facility siting and development by providing expert witness Authority (TVA), U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), U.S. Air Force (USAF), U.S. testimony for a range of projects resulting in their successful licensing and permitting. He Navy, Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), various state departments of is knowledgeable of USACE Section 10/404 permitting, Water Quality Certifications transportation, Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Department of Defense (DoD), (Section 401 CWA), USCG Section 9 permits, natural resource investigations, wetlands Defense Logistics Agency (DLA), Federal Transit Administration (FTA), Federal Aviation evaluations, environmental restoration, Additionally, he has been adjunct professor at Administration (FAA), and private industry Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville where he has taught a graduate level class on Environmental Impact Analysis (NEPA) for more than 20 years. Project spotlight Alton to Godfrey Transportation Study Environmental Impact Statement (EIS), Project spotlight: Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT), Madison County, Illinois. 2014-2017. Gateway Connector Corridor Preservation Study, Illinois DOT, Environmental Assisted with the preparation of an EIS to evaluate a range of reasonable alternatives Leader. Wood provided transportation planning and engineering services, including a proposed to address the lack of local mobility and connectivity, capacity, and safety public involvement program, for a corridor protection study of a 37-mile transportation issues within the current roadway network in the study area. Principal duties included corridor in rapidly growing area in southwestern Illinois (metropolitan St. Louis) inventory and quantification of ecological and social impacts, analysis of impacts to encompassing suburban, rural and agricultural areas and 3 counties. Identified and special lands, public coordination, oversight of the noise impact and analysis and report protected a critical transportation corridor in advance of future NEPA or preliminary preparation and overall EIS preparation. IDOT withdrew this project in response to public engineering phases. Responsible for coordinating all environmental issue area opposition. investigations, including wetlands, threatened and endangered species (flora and fauna), socioeconomic and community resources, and hazardous waste investigations. Missouri Route 100 Categorical Exclusion 2, Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis County, MO 10/2018-03/2019. Managed the preparation of Environmental Assessment for I-70, Missouri Department of Transportation, a Categorical Exclusion 2 (CE2) document for ADA and safety improvements on 5 miles Environmental Manager. Directed the preparation of a Tier Two Environmental of an urbanized St. Louis County arterial. The CE2 involved determining potential Assessment for I-70 between Rocheport and Booneville, Missouri. This EA, produced as impacts to a local park that resulted in the preparation of a Programmatic Section 4(f) a second tier NEPA document under a First Tier EIS for a 200-mile corridor from Kansas Net Benefit Analysis to demonstrate benefits from the project. The CE2 was approved by City to St. Louis, was particularly complex as a result of the crossing of the Missouri the Federal Highway Administration. River, extensive floodplain and wetland issues, several threatened and endangered species (bald eagle, Indiana bat) and concerns about business impacts at interchange locations.

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6. Brief resume of key persons, specialists, and individual consultants employed by sub-consultants anticipated for THIS PROJECT. a. Name and Title: Hank McKelway, PhD, RPA, Cultural Resources Manager a. Name and Title: Kathryn Drennan Warner, MA, Senior Archaeologist b. Project Assignment: b. Project Assignment: Cultural Resources Program Director Cultural Resources Project Manager c. Name of firm with which associated: c. Name of firm with which associated: Wood Environment & Infrastructure Solutions, Inc. Wood Environment & Infrastructure Solutions, Inc. d. Years experience: With this firm 18 With other firms 21 d. Years experience: With this firm 11 With other firms 9 e. Education: Degree(s)/Year/Specialization e. Education: Degree(s)/Year/Specialization PhD/1994/Anthropology MA/2002/Anthropology MA/1986/Anthropology BA/1996/Psychology f. Active Registration: State/Year first registered/Discipline/Oklahoma License Number f. Active Registration: State/Year first registered/Discipline/Oklahoma License Number Register of Professional Archaeologists Oklahoma Certificate of Authority (if any) Oklahoma Certificate of Authority (if any) g. Other experience and qualifications relevant to the proposed project: g. Other experience and qualifications relevant to the proposed project:

Dr. McKelway has 38 years of experience in design, fieldwork, and report production of Ms. Warner has 20 years of experience in archaeology and cultural resource archaeological research projects. He exceeds the Secretary of the Interior’s management, including 17 years of experience in supervisory positions. She exceeds Professional Qualification Standards for Archaeology. He is the cultural resource the Secretary of the Interior’s Professional Qualification Standards for discipline lead for Wood, facilitating support for archaeological and architectural projects Archaeology. Supervisory experience has involved preparing project proposals and throughout North America. Responsibilities include guiding Wood’s Midwest cultural budgets, conducting archaeological survey projects while directing field crews, artifact resource program, overseeing deliverables quality, ensuring client satisfaction, and analysis, and writing technical reports for projects requiring compliance with National supervising fiscal responsibilities. Dr. McKelway has conducted archaeological projects Historic Preservation Act (NHPA) Section 106. Experienced in prehistoric and historic for state and federal agencies across the southeast, including Oklahoma, Missouri, archaeology, she has served as principal investigator for the full range of archaeological Arkansas, Tennessee, and Kentucky. Projects have included developing Phase II and investigations, including historic artifact analysis and use of GPS equipment. Ms. Warner Phase III research designs, statements of site significance, and artifacts laboratory has written or co-written more than 250 technical archaeological reports for Phase I analysis. Investigations have touched on historic site types, including slave quarters and cultural resource surveys, Phase II National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) eligibility plantation sites, industrial sites, and homesteads. Experience in prehistoric archaeology testing, and Phase III mitigation projects. These projects have included NHPA Section ranges from the Early Archaic through the Protohistoric Periods. Dr. McKelway has used 106 compliance for ODOT, NHPA Section 110 compliance for the OKARNG, global positioning system (GPS) field instruments and geographic information system hydroelectric projects for GRDA, bridge replacements for county governments, pipeline (GIS) applications in archaeology toward predictive modeling. He has supervised the projects, housing and commercial developments for private developers, cellular towers, current two-year contract with the Oklahoma Department of Transportation and borrow pits for bridge and road work, linear water and sewer lines for counties and the projects Wood has completed. For the last 14 years, he has supervised townships, new school tracts for school districts, and new development for the United substantive deliverables to the Oklahoma Army National Guard (OKARNG) and Grand States Fish and Wildlife Department. Geographic expertise is focused on the Midwest River Dam Authority (GRDA) in Oklahoma, including predictive modeling for and Plains, with most of her experience in Oklahoma, Missouri, Illinois, and Iowa. Her archaeological sites, site surveys, and significance evaluations. He has facilitated knowledge about prehistoric and historic sites in Oklahoma has come from years several Native American consultations for the OKARNG and GRDA. working on projects for the OKARNG, GRDA, and ODOT.

Dr. McKelway is familiar with the ODOT guidelines for surveys and reports (ODOT- Ms. Warner is familiar with the ODOT guidelines for surveys and reports (ODOT- CRP Manual for Cultural Resources Staff and Department Consultants) through CRP Manual for Cultural Resources Staff and Department Consultants) through current work for ODOT, as well as attending an ODOT Cultural Resources current work for ODOT. Workshop in May 2019.

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6. Brief resume of key persons, specialists, and individual consultants employed by sub-consultants anticipated for THIS PROJECT. a. Name and Title: Ryan M. Kayne, PE, Senior Engineer a. Name and Title: Richard Bennet, Senior Engineer b. Project Assignment: b. Project Assignment: Mitigation Design/Site Restoration Traffic Studies and Roadway Analysis c. Name of firm with which associated: c. Name of firm with which associated: Wood Environment & Infrastructure Solutions, Inc. Wood Environment & Infrastructure Solutions, Inc. d. Years experience: With this firm 9 With other firms 9 d. Years experience: With this firm 2 With other firms 27 e. Education: Degree(s)/Year/Specialization e. Education: Degree(s)/Year/Specialization BS/2000/Civil Engineering B.S.1987/Civil Engineering

f. Active Registration: State/Year first registered/Discipline/Oklahoma License Number f. Active Registration: State/Year first registered/Discipline/ Oklahoma License Number Professional Engineer, Oklahoma, No. 25967 Professional Traffic Operations Engineer No. 4525, 2018 Professional Engineer, MO No. 029002, 1998 Professional Engineer, IN No. PE11900208, 2019 Professional Engineer, GA No. PE044417, 2019

Oklahoma Certificate of Authority (if any) Oklahoma Certificate of Authority (if any) g. Other experience and qualifications relevant to the proposed project: g. Other experience and qualifications relevant to the proposed project: Nearly 20 years of professional experience as a structural and project engineer Mr. Bennett has 29 years of experience in many areas of traffic engineering, including designing, repairing, retrofitting, and inspecting bridges, culverts, foundations, retaining project leadership and support; traffic impact analyses, traffic planning studies, research, walls, floodwalls and other related structures—including post-construction site traffic signage, striping, traffic signals, lighting, Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS), restoration. Additional experience with all phases of civil design including development of telecommunications, incident and emergency management. Mr. Bennett also has excavation and shoring design, mitigation work plans, construction specifications, cost extensive experience in analysis, design and operations of transportation corridors, estimates and bid documents. Clients range from private owners to local agencies, state intersections, interchanges and traffic signal systems. During his career at Missouri DOTs, federal agencies and joint venture partners. DOT, Mr. Bennett supported traffic operations and design, developed specifications, standards, design, operations and maintenance policy and procedures for signing, Project spotlight: striping, traffic signals, lighting, telecommunications, and work zone traffic control. Mr. Stormwater Management, City of Cincinnati, Civil Engineer Bennett also has extensive experience in transportation and traffic field operations, Provided planning and design for reconstruction of a wetland retention pond in a City of various technology deployments, traffic incident management, safety, corridor traffic Cincinnati park. Responsibilities included the design of a 125-foot long at grade, cast in analysis, traffic flow optimization, materials engineering and other areas. place concrete spillway. Details included expansion and contraction joints, subgrade drainage and Ohio DOT construction specifications. Project spotlight: Pagosa Springs, Colorado Highway 160 Corridor Vision Plan, Colorado DOT/City Design Services, Ouachita National Forest, Oklahoma, Project Manager. of Pagosa Springs. Lead the traffic analysis for proposed improvements to Highway Comprehensive design services that include roadway design, bridge design, 160 through Pagosa Springs. Evaluated the traffic flow using the Synchro traffic model geotechnical investigation and hydraulic analysis for removing a low water crossing that to project the traffic flow performance of the corridor using the proposed conditions. was blocking fish passage in a stream that has a population of endangered leopard Used the traffic model to determine the life of the project which included a “road diet” darters. The bridge was designed to pass a two-year storm event and the adjacent type reduced lane count, bicycle lanes and pedestrian facility improvements. Made embankment, side slopes and approach roadway were armored with concrete slope engineering recommendations on the corridor design including the use of medians, protection and pavement to the 10-year storm water elevation. Each aspect of the design striping configurations, pedestrian/bicycle elements and traffic signal configurations. and construction planning were reviewed by fisheries biologist to protect water and Evaluated existing parking, projected future parking needs, evaluated numerous biologic health. proposed parking locations including a conceptual parking structure. Developed an engineering report that documented the traffic flow and modeling, pedestrian, bicycle, traffic calming alternatives, medians, reported the findings and presented engineering recommendations for the corridor.

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6. Brief resume of key persons, specialists, and individual consultants employed by sub-consultants anticipated for THIS PROJECT. a. Name and Title: Matthew Prybylski, MHP, Senior Architectural Historian a. Name and Title: Robin Ledford, Senior Wetland Biologist b. Project Assignment: b. Project Assignment: Architectural Historian, Archivist Wetland Delineator/Permitting/Wetland Mitigation c. Name of firm with which associated: c. Name of firm with which associated: Wood Environment & Infrastructure Solutions, Inc. Wood Environment & Infrastructure Solutions, Inc. d. Years experience: With this firm 15 With other firms 9 d. Years experience: With this firm 1 With other firms 16 e. Education: Degree(s)/Year/Specialization e. Education: Degree(s)/Year/Specialization MHP/2011/Historic Preservation MS/2014/Biological Sciences BA/2000/Anthropology BS/2000/Biological Sciences f. Active Registration: State/Year first registered/Discipline/Oklahoma License Number f. Active Registration: State/Year first registered/Discipline/ Oklahoma License Number Wetland Training Institute Certification/WI/12/31/2050 ASTM and AAI Environmental Professional Oklahoma Certificate of Authority (if any) Oklahoma Certificate of Authority (if any) g. Other experience and qualifications relevant to the proposed project: g. Other experience and qualifications relevant to the proposed project: Mr. Prybylski has 24 years of experience in cultural resources management throughout Ms. Ledford has extensive experience as a senior scientist and project manager for a the United States, including more than 20 years of experience in supervisory positions. variety of engineering and natural resources projects, including residential, commercial, He exceeds the Secretary of the Interior’s Professional Qualification Standards for and industrial developments; mitigation banks; and linear utility projects. Her experience Architectural History. He has functioned as a project manager, field supervisor, and includes ecological studies, wetland and WOUS delineations, impact analysis, principal investigator, and is expert in the technical aspects of archaeological and historic vegetation community mapping, protected species habitat assessments, CWA Section architecture survey fieldwork, report writing, in addition to detailed archival research. 401/404 permitting, RHA Section 10 Permitting, NEPA analysis, endangered species Prior to joining Wood, Mr. Prybylski served as an archivist specialist and architectural investigations, ESA Section 7 consultation, water quality sampling, biological surveys, historian for the Jefferson County Historic Preservation and Archives (JCHP&A). As an Phase I Environmental Site Assessments, expert witness services, and GIS analyses archivist specialist at JCHP&A, he conducted extensive archival research for historic and map production. Ms. Ledford has extensive experience in all aspects of wetland and properties, as well as for genealogical studies. He also directed visiting public with stream mitigation, managing several mitigation restoration sites; assessing thousands of research and research development. Mr. Prybylski served as an educational program acres for mitigation suitability; and designing over a hundred acres of successful wetland director for the Portland Museum, where he developed archival-based historic context, and stream mitigation areas. She has worked throughout the Midwest and developed historic architectural walking tours, and scholastic curriculum for city wide programs. Mr. excellent relationships with USACE and State regulatory agencies. Prybylski joined Wood in 2003 as a historic archaeologist, archivist, and architectural historian. He has extensive experience with NRHP nominations for historic properties, Project spotlight: districts, and cultural landscapes, including NHPA Section 106, Section 110, and Section Gateway Transmission and Substation Permit Support, Ameren Missouri and 4(f) of the Department of Transportation Act assessments, evaluations, and research. Illinois Senior biologist and permitting support for proposed transmission line and Mr. Prybylski received a Master’s Degree in Historic Preservation from the University of substation located in Illinois and Missouri. GIS analysis, CWA Section 404, RHA Section Kentucky with a focus on Historic American Architecture and archival research. 10, Section 408 permission, wetland delineations, ESA Section 7 consultation, and bat /eagle habitat assessments. He is knowledgeable of Oklahoma SHPO standards for architectural resources, having completed projects for the ODOT, OKARNG and GRDA. He is also familiar America’s Central Port, Madison County, Illinois Performed a wetland delineation of with the ODOT guidelines for surveys and reports specific to the built environment 63 acres adjacent to the Mississippi River for the new Madison Harbor as well as a (ODOT-CRP Manual for Cultural Resources Staff and Department Consultants) wetland delineation of the adjacent 1,200-acre former military base and industrial through current work for ODOT. development. These delineations entailed demarcating over 50 acres of wetlands and providing mitigation services for the new harbor, reviewing 1000s of acres of potential mitigation sites and designing the final wetland mitigation plans to provide over 52 acres of created emergent and forested wetlands as well as 5,600 mitigation stream credits.

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6. Brief resume of key persons, specialists, and individual consultants employed by sub-consultants anticipated for THIS PROJECT. a. Name and Title: Stephen P. Stumne, PWS, Senior Associate Wetland Scientist a. Name and Title: Robyn E. Kurz, Senior Project Manager b. Project Assignment: b. Project Assignment: Natural Resources Lead/Wetland Delineator/Permitting Hazardous Waste Lead c. Name of firm with which associated: c. Name of firm with which associated: Wood Environment & Infrastructure Solutions, Inc. d. Years experience: With this firm 18 With other firms 11 d. Years experience: With this firm 16 With other firms 5 e. Education: Degree(s)/Year/Specialization e. Education: Degree(s)/Year/Specialization MS/1995/Environmental Sciences BS/2002/Geology BS/1989/Biology f. Active Registration: State/Year first registered/Discipline/Oklahoma License Number f. Active Registration: State/Year first registered/Discipline/ Oklahoma License Number National/2013/Certified Wetlands Scientist No. 2396 l Oklahoma Certificate of Authority (if any) Oklahoma Certificate of Authority (if any) g. Other experience and qualifications relevant to the proposed project: g. Other experience and qualifications relevant to the proposed project: More than 27 years of professional experience managing and providing wetland and More than 20 years of professional experience in the environmental field. Extensive waters of the US delineations, floristic quality assessments, wetland impact analysis, experience with CERCLA, RCRA, VCP, and LUST, investigation and clean-up projects. stream evaluations, Clean Water Act Section 401/404 permitting, Rivers and Harbors Act Worked on remedial Investigation/Feasibility Study projects (RI/FS) and though the Section 10 permitting, wetland mitigation plan development, wetland vegetation entire regulatory process from investigation, through the FS, to the record of decision community mapping, ecosystem restoration, National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) (ROD), the remedial design (RD), to construction management, and close out. Worked analysis, endangered species investigations, and consultations with the United States closely with the DOT, EPA, State regulatory agencies, and OSHA to meet regulatory Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) in accordance with the Endangered Species Act. Has compliance requirements for commercial, industrial, municipal, and military project. performed hundreds of wetland delineations, provided supervision and oversight of wetland delineations and reporting performed by others, and acquired permits and Project spotlight: directed mitigation planning within several United States Army Corps of Engineers I-15 NOW, Utah DOT, Utah, Environmental Project Manager (USACE) Districts including Tulsa, Little Rock, Kansas City, St. Louis, Rock Island, Performed waste management, environmental monitoring, soil, groundwater, and Chicago, Detroit, Louisville, and Albuquerque. Has acquired USACE permits for projects surface water sampling for the construction of new bridges and interchanges along the I- within various industries including transportation, oil and gas pipelines, electric 15 corridor. Completed a Hazardous Management Plan to monitor and management transmission, electric generation, mining (rock quarry), and general industry. Projects hazardous waste materials known and encountered during construction activities. have ranged from small-scale construction to complex and contested linear corridor UTA SR 193 Extension, Utah DOT, Environmental Project Manager infrastructure projects with construction costs over $1 billion. Provided environmental investigation services for multiple locations along the historic Project spotlight: Denver & Rio Grands Railroad. Sampling was performed to assist in the redevelopment CIRBP, Oklahoma DOT, Oklahoma, Natural Resources Lead of the areas for recreational use. Sampling was designed to meet the UTA's NEPA documentation for eight road/bridge projects in northeastern Oklahoma for the environmental commitments relative to the historical railroad corridor. CIRB Program. Provided wetland delineation, endangered species assessments, and habitat evaluation. Documented the results for each project location in the Habitat Assessment and Jurisdictional Waters and Wetland Evaluation report. Wetland Mitigation, Union Pacific RR, Oklahoma, Lead Wetland Scientist Provided mitigation planning services for construction of an auto-handling facility. Mitigation plan components included earthwork/grading, plant selection, and installation methods. Developed the mitigation and monitoring plan in accordance with the CWA Section 404 permit.

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7. Work by firm or members which best illustrates current qualifications relevant to THIS PROJECT (list not more than 10 projects).

a. Project Name and Location "P", "C", b. Nature Of Firms Responsibility c. Project Owner’s Name and Address d. Completion e. Est. Cost (000’s) "JV" or "I" Date Entire Firm’s Portion Project

1. Phase I Cultural Resource P Phase I cultural resources survey for three Oklahoma Department of Transportation Current NTE NTE Surveys, ODOT, Woods County, road improvement projects in Woods 200 NE 21st Room 3-C9 $68,113.98 $68,113.98 Oklahoma County, Oklahoma Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73105

2. Route 67 EIS Re-evaluation 10 P NEPA Re-evaluation of 2005 EIS, includes Matt Burcham Current $260K $124 miles Butler County, MoDOT, City wetland delineation, habitat assessment, Missouri Department of Transportation of Poplar Bluff, MO bat surveys, cultural resources surveys 105 W. Capitol Avenue Jefferson City, MO 65102 3. Natural Resource Review and P Desktop analysis of water resources for Phillips 66 2019 $25K $25K Permitting for the Phillips 66 wetlands and streams, cultural resources Spencer Cave Glenpool to Ponca Pipeline review, and threatened and endangered 411 South Keeler Avenue Replacement, Central Oklahoma species habitat assessments Bartlesville, OK 74003 4. Comprehensive Botanical Survey, P Vegetation surveys Oklahoma Army National Guard 2011 $100K $100K Camp Gruber, Oklahoma LTC Terry Hale 3515 Military Circle Oklahoma City, OK 73111 5. Fire Ecology Study, Camp P Dendrochronology to evaluate historic fires Oklahoma Army National Guard 2012 $150K $150K Gruber, Oklahoma at the Camp Gruber training facility LTC Terry Hale 3515 Military Circle Oklahoma City, OK 73111 6. Phase I Cultural Resource P Phase I cultural resources survey of 2,800 Grand River Dam Authority 2010 $310,275 $310,275 Surveys, GRDA, Mayes County, acres adjacent to Lake Hudson and 200 Administration Headquarters Oklahoma miles of the Lake Hudson shoreline 226 West Dwain Willis Avenue Vinita, Oklahoma 74301-0409 7. Phase II NRHP Eligibility P Phase II NRHP eligibility evaluations of 25 Grand River Dam Authority 2016 $1.1M $1.1M Evaluations, GRDA, Mayes sites over a 5-year period Administration Headquarters County, Oklahoma 226 West Dwain Willis Avenue Vinita, Oklahoma 74301-0409 8. Phillips 66 Grey Oak Project, P Wetland delineations, threatened and Phillips 66 2019 $2.8M $1.9M Texas endangered species surveys, cultural Chintan Mehta, PhD resource surveys, and GIS to support 2331 CityWest Blvd. permit application and acquisition. Houston, TX 77042 9. Interstate 70, Segment of P Re-evaluation of previous EA for a 27-mile Melissa Scheperle 2020 $75K $75K Independent Utility 6 EA, MoDOT, segment of Interstate 70 in MIssouri Missouri Department of Transportation Callaway County, Missouri proposed for widening. 105 W. Capitol Avenue Jefferson City, MO 65102 10. Missouri Route 100 Categorical P Categorical Exclusion document for ADA Melissa Scheperle 2018 $38K $38K Exclusion 2, MoDOT, St. Louis and safety improvements on 5 miles of Missouri Department of Transportation County, Missouri urbanized St. Louis County arterial. 105 W. Capitol Avenue Jefferson City, MO 65102

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DBE Participation The DBE goal for the proposed On-Demand Environmental Studies contract is 0%; however, we have included on our team Cattails Environmental, LLC. (a Women-Owned Business Enterprise; NAICS Code 541620; Certified by the Arkansas Economic Development Commission, Certification No. 5800119). Letters of commitment to participate on the contract are attached. Wood has a proactive philosophy toward using small (SBE), minority owned (MBE), minority owned, disadvantaged (MDBE), and women business enterprises (WBE), and has received awards for high levels of participation of small and small disadvantaged businesses on previous contracts. We coordinate with these firms at the onset of the project to ensure the full use of specialty services these firms can provide. Our firm formally tracks supplier diversity efforts under its US federal government contracts and applies the same methods and practices to contracts with Wood has received numerous non-federal government clients. We conduct procurement activities in accordance with awards for its supplier diversity the highest standards of business ethics, and small businesses have an equitable program, including: opportunity to compete for subcontracts awarded by the firm. Our commitment to providing subcontracting opportunities for small businesses applies to every Wood Three Dwight D. Eisenhower employee, and every employee is bound to this commitment by virtue of his / her Awards for Excellence employment with the firm. Our commitment to supplier diversity can easily be measured through our active participation in many supplier diversity events throughout the country. Key elements of our outreach program are listed below.

• Sponsorship of opportunity workshops. • Education of disadvantaged businesses on procurement processes as part of our local and national outreach efforts. National award honors large • Development and maintenance of a Website to allow small businesses to register federal prime contractors that in our Small Business Database, as well as keep them informed of upcoming have excelled in utilization of subcontracting opportunities with Wood as well as outreach events. small businesses as suppliers and • Strong relationships with SBA Commercial Market Representatives, as well as subcontractors. Procurement Technical Assistance Centers / Small Business Development Centers Four Nunn-Perry awards located across the country to assist our small business outreach efforts. • Helping disadvantaged businesses understand requirements for responsiveness and responsibility, so they may qualify for subcontract awards. • Establishing relationships via up-front teaming agreements. Teaming agreements benefit all parties – the client, the small business, and us – by enhancing our capabilities, serving our clients better, and meeting or exceeding our client expectations. • Attending exhibits and participating in small business conferences, workshops, and seminars nationwide to identify and develop relationships with women, Prestigious award honors minority, and service-disabled veteran-owned businesses. mentor-protégé teams that have excelled in the areas of quality, technical assistance, return on investment, and protégé development.

16 July 2020 Chris Musselman, Project Manager Wood Group, PLC 1516 E 26th Place Tulsa, Oklahoma 74114

RE: ODOT July 9, 2020, Contract Solicitation CIN 2256, Pre-Qualification for Environmental Studies Services – Non Federal Projects Letter of Interest

Dear Mr. Musselman,

Cattails Environmental, LLC, would be pleased to serve as a consultant with Wood Group, PLC, in response to the Oklahoma DOT CIN 2256, Pre-Qualification for Environmental Studies Services – Non Federal Projects, solicitation. We will gladly supply services related to Waters of the U.S. delineations and reporting, Clean Water Act Section 401/404 permit coordination, and T/E species coordination. We are also willing to provide any additional assistance to the team, as deemed necessary.

We are a small environmental consulting firm that performs environmental consulting work nationwide and primarily works with environmental regulations associated with the Clean Water Act, assisting clients with Section 404 (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers) and Section 401 (water quality certification) permits. Other services include wetland delineations and determinations, wetland and stream mitigation, stream bioassessments and monitoring, natural resource inventories, watershed inventories, NEPA report writing and environmental regulations training seminars.

Cattails Environmental is certified by the Arkansas Economic Development Commission as a woman-owned, operated and managed business enterprise (Certification No. 58001190, NAICS Code 541620, Issued Jan 2019) and is recognized as Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) Certified by four states, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Kansas & Missouri, through the Unified DBE Certification Program.

Thank you for the opportunity to serve as a team member on this potential contract work.

Sincerely,

Jodie Murray Burns Principal

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BUSINESS NAME Cattails Environmental, LLC

OWNER Jodie Burns

ADDRESS 278 Greenhouse Road Map This Address Bentonville, AR 72713

PHONE 479-659-4380

EMAIL [email protected]

WEBSITE http://www.cattailsenvironmental.com

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CERTIFYING AGENCY Oklahoma Department of Transportation

CERTIFICATION TYPE DBE - Disadvantaged Business Enterprise

CERTIFIED BUSINESS DESCRIPTION Cattails Environmental LLC certified capabilities and work codes are environmental consulting services.

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INDUSTRY TYPE Construction: Professional

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https://okdot.gob2g.com/Default.asp 1/1 1. Project Name/Location for which firm is filing: 2a. Date of Announcement: 2b. Agency originating announcement: Contract ID No. 2256 9 July 2020 STATE Pre-Qualification for Environmental Studies Services - OK Dept of Transportation OF Non Federal Projects OKLAHOMA

Consultant Services For A Specific Project

3. Firm (or Joint-Venture) Legal Name and Address: 3c. Name, Title, & Telephone Number of Principal Contact: Cattails Environmental, LLC Jodie Murray Burns 278 Greenhouse Road Principal / Senior Scientist of Cattails Environmental, LLC Bentonville, AR 72713 479-659-4380

[email protected]

3a. Certificate of Authority Number: N.A. 3d. Address of office to perform work if different from Item 3: same 3b. FEI/Tax ID Number: 47-4108216

4. Personnel by Discipline: (List each person only once, by primary function.) Administrative Economists Mechanical Engineers 1 Wetlands Scientist & T/E Specialist Architects Electrical Engineers Mining Engineers CAD/CADD Technicians Estimators Planners: Urban/Regional Chemical Engineers Geologists Sanitary Engineers Civil Engineers Hydrologists Soil Engineers Construction Inspectors Interior Designers Specification Writers Draftsmen Landscape Architects Structural Engineers Ecologists Land Surveyors Surveyors 1 Total Personnel

5. If submittal is by a JOINT-VENTURE, list participating firms and outline specific areas of responsibility (including administrative, technical and financial) for each firm: All firms and the joint venture MUST be registered with Construction and Properties, Division of Capital Assets Management, 2401 N. Lincoln Blvd., Suite 106, P. O. Box 53448, Oklahoma City, OK 73152-3448.

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5a. Has this Joint-Venture previously worked together? Yes No If YES, how many times?

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6. Brief resume of key persons, specialists, and individual consultants employed by sub-consultants anticipated for THIS PROJECT. a. Name and Title: Jodie Murray Burns, Principal / Senior Scientist of Cattails a. Name and Title: Environmental, LLC b. Project Assignment: Wetland Delineator; 401/404 Permit Coordination; T/E Specialist b. Project Assignment: c. Name of firm with which associated: c. Name of firm with which associated: Cattails Environmental, LLC d. Years experience: With this firm 5-1/2 With other firms 6 d. Years experience: With this firm With other firms e. Education: Degree(s)/Year/Specialization e. Education: Degree(s)/Year/Specialization M.S./2002/Biological Sciences (Stream Ecology) M.Ed./1993/School Supervision B.S./1988/Biology major/Chemistry minor f. Active Registration: State/Year first registered/Discipline/Oklahoma License Number f. Active Registration: State/Year first registered/Discipline/ Oklahoma License Number 2014-present / USFWS Threatened & Endangered Species Permit (TE-97824A-2) listed as a sub-permittee of Dr. Amy Smith, currently applied for own federal T/E permit 2014-present OK Dept. of Conservation Scientific Collection Permit Oklahoma Certificate of Authority (if any) N.A. Oklahoma Certificate of Authority (if any) g. Other experience and qualifications relevant to the proposed project: g. Other experience and qualifications relevant to the proposed project: Jodie Burns specializes in performing wetland delineations, stream surveys, and resolving environmental permitting needs for clients. Ms. Burns is an active member of the Society of Wetland Scientists & Association of State Wetland Managers and presents environmental regulation seminars on the Clean Water Act and related regulations to civil engineering firms, fellow wetland scientists, and local community groups.

Wildcat Glades Conservation & Audubon Center, Joplin, MO. March 15, 2017. Presented preliminary findings of a 50+ mile survey of Shoal Creek, Newton County, MO, at The Nature Conservancy’s Western Ozark Waters Initiative forum. Attendees were conservation partners and key watershed stakeholders. Shoal Creek is a State of Missouri Conservation Opportunity Area. Environmental features (eroded banks, karst, springs, etc) were field-located and documented for development into a GIS database.

While working for another firm for nearly 4 years, Ms. Burns delineated wetlands in KY, TX, LA, AR, TN, and UT according to the ACOE 1987 Wetlands Delineation Manual. She coordinated state and federal environmental permits relating to impacts of wetlands and other waters of the US. Ms. Burns reviewed and designed wetlands mitigation projects in TX, KY, AR, MS, and TN. She participated on a Natural Resource Planning Team for various projects in TX and AL. She was co-project manager responsible for coordinating endangered species survey and pre-impact stream habitat documentation on a proposed 70+ mile-long water pipeline in NW Arkansas. She designed and/or reviewed water quality monitoring studies for developments in AR, IN, TN, and TX. Ms. Burns performed stream bioassessments and designed stream mitigation projects for development impacts.

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7. Work by firm or members which best illustrates current qualifications relevant to THIS PROJECT (list not more than 10 projects).

a. Project Name and Location "P", "C", b. Nature Of Firms Responsibility c. Project Owner’s Name and Address d. Completion e. Est. Cost (000’s) "JV" or "I" Date Entire Firm’s Portion Project

1. Plains and Eastern Clean Line C Completed American burying beetle Clean Line Energy Partners, Inc. 9/2016 UNK 39 K ABB Surveys surveys as assigned per contract with 1001 McKinney Suite 700 Oklahoma/Arkansas SEARCH, LLC Houston, TX 77002

2. Tradewind Energy wind farms C Completed ABB surveys for Osage Wind, Tradewind Energy, Inc. 9/2017 UNK 33 K ABB Surveys Clear Sky, and Mustang Run wind projects 16105 West 113th St., Suite 105 Osage County, OK as assigned per contract with SEARCH, Lenexa, KS 66219 LLC, from 2014-2017 3. Diamond Spring Wind Farm C On-site biologist to daily inspect T/E Allete, Inc. 3/2020 UNK 17 K T/E Construction Monitoring habitat disturbance during project 30 W. Superior St. Sulphur, OK construction, as per contract with APEX Duluth, MN 55802 Companies, LLC 4. Federal Highway Administration C Delineated WOTUS on 13 AC area of Federal Highway Adminstration 9/2019 12 K 10 K Mark Twain National Forest proposed Audubon Trail relocation and Chris Hansen, Environmental Specialist Audubon Trail Relocation repairs due to trail damage, as per 21400 Ridgetop Circle, Sterling, VA 20166 Ste. Genevieve County, Missouri contract with GeomorphIS, LLC 703-404-6272 5. Town of Hulbert C Completed assigned portions of a NEPA- Hulbert Public Works Authority 2/2015 UNK 8 K Environmental Assessment required Environmental Assessment and Leona Welch, City Clerk Hulbert OK coordinated COE 404 Permit, as per P.O. Box 147 contract with SEARCH, LLC Hulbert, OK 74441 6. Federal Highway Administration C Delineated WOTUS on 1.1 AC for a Federal Highway Adminstration 9/2019 9 K 6 K Mark Twain National Forest proposed Low Water Crossing Chris Hansen, Environmental Specialist Low Water Crossing Reconst. Reconstruction, as per contract with 21400 Ridgetop Circle, Sterling, VA 20166 Ripley County, Missouri GeomorphIS, LLC 703-404-6272 7. Southern Star Meter Station C Completed American burying beetle TRC, 2087 E. 71st, Tulsa OK 74136 8/2015 UNK 3 K ABB Survey surveys as per contract with SEARCH, Southern Star Central Gas Pipeline, Inc. Nowata County, OK LLC 4700 Highway 56 Owensboro, KY 42301 8. ODOT Bridge Replacement C Completed American burying beetle ODOT 9/2015 UNK 2 K ABB Survey surveys as per contract with SEARCH, 200 NE 21st Street McCurtain County, OK LLC Oklahoma City, OK 73105

9. ODOT Bridge Replacement C Assisted Dr. Elizabeth Burba in Northern ODOT 6/2015 UNK 2 K T/E Habitat Assessment Long-Eared Bat habitat and acoustic 200 NE 21st Street Haskell County, OK surveys per contract with SEARCH, LLC Oklahoma City, OK 73105

10. ODOT Road Improvement C Assisted Dr. Elizabeth Burba in Northern ODOT 6/2015 UNK 1 K T/E Habitat Assessment Long-Eared Bat habitat and acoustic 200 NE 21st Street Nowata County, OK surveys per contract with SEARCH, LLC Oklahoma City, OK 73105

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8. Use this space to provide any additional information or description of resources (including any computer design capabilities) supporting your firm's qualifications for the proposed project.

If mitigation is required for Waters of the U.S. impacts, Cattails Environmental can also assist in working through the ACOE mitigation process for on-site, off-site, or finding a mitigation bank within the watershed (or nearby watershed) to assist in project permitting needs. Cattails Environmental is experienced in stream bioassessments to document pre- project conditions and post-project monitoring of macroinvertebrates and other organisms within the stream. RECENT TRAINING Wetland Training Institute, Winter Twig/Woody Identification, Hays, KS, Mar 2020 Wetland Training Institute, Hydric Soils Seminar, Boonville, MO, Oct 2019 Rosgen's Applied Fluvial Geomorphology Level 1 Course, Fayetteville, AR. Wildland Hydrology. Five-day course. Nov 2018 Stream Stabilization & Design Workshop, Lawrence, KS. River Research and Design 1-1/2 days. Oct. 2018 University of Arkanas, Global Campus, online course: Project Management Fundamentals, April-May 2018 John Brown University, Storm Water Control - Practical Office & Field Applications, Siloam Springs, AR, Nov. 2017, 4 PDUs NW AR Community College, Two Construction Management Program Courses: Surveying and Estimating, Fall 2017, 6 college credit hours Ball State University, Biebighauser Stream-lined Wetland Construction Course with a focus on creating habitat for amphibians, Muncie, IN, Oct. 7-8, 2017 NW AR Community College, GIS, Fall & Spring 2015, 4 college credit hours Society of Wetland Scientists, South Central Chapter, Clean Water Rule Workshop (1/2 day) presented by SWCA, Memphis, TN, Oct 2015 Richard Chinn Wetlands courses: Wetland Delineations & Permitting (6-day course), Kansas City, MO, Oct 2014 SAMPLE OF SCIENTIFIC COMMUNICATIONS -U of AR, Fayetteville, AR, Agricultural Economics Class, WOTUS & Ag Interests seminar, Apr 2020 -Society of Wetland Scientists (SWS) South Central Chapter (SCC), Updates on Proposed Rule Changes (Sec. 401 WQC & Mitigation Rule), Galveston, TX, Oct 2019 -AR Water Resources Conf, 2015 Clean Water Rule seminar, Fayetteville, AR, July 2019 --Society of Wetland Scientists, Kansas City, KS. Feb. 28, 2019. Represented SWS at the sole public hearing for the 2019 proposed Waters of the U.S. redefinition. --CEI Engineering Assoicates, Inc. Bentonville, AR. Feb. 26, 2019. The Clean Water Rule & 2019 Proposed Redefinition of WOTUS. Seminar to engineering staff in 8 states. --Society of Wetland Scientists-South Central Chapter Meeting, N. Little Rock, AR. Oct. 12, 2018. Presented: The Clean Water Rule: Keeping up with Current Federal Policy. --Society of Wetland Scientists – Central Chapter Meeting, Gray Summit, MO. September 30, 2016. The Flint Michigan Water Crisis: A Case Study of Clean Water Failure seminar. --NW AR Community College, Rogers, AR. April 2016. The Clean Water Act & Its Controversies: The Challenges to Keeping Our Nation’s Water Clean. Earth Day lecture. --Oklahoma Academy of Science, 104th Annual Technical meeting, Oklahoma City, OK. November 13, 2015. Development of an Interactive On-Line GIS Map of a 1995 Oklahoma Academy of Science Geology Field Trip in Northeast Oklahoma. Presentation to Geography Section. --Smith A., Burns J.M., and Burba E. (coauthors). January 27, 2015. Draft Environmental Assessment of the Proposed Hulbert, Oklahoma, Water Treatment Plant Improvements. Prepared by S.E.A.R.C.H. LLC, Siloam Springs, AR. 228 pages. (Technical Report) --Burns, Jodie Janeen Murray. Dec 2001. Thesis: Changes in Watershed Land Use, Geomorphology, and Macroinvertebrate Assemblages in Clear Creek, Northwest Arkansas, From 1948 To 1999. University of Arkansas.

9. Additional61 O.S., § Reference64. Offensess: Ramsey Redman, EDGE Engineering & Science, 832-772-3016; Nate Bachelor, CEI Engineering Associates, 479-273-9472 Any consultant or person doing architectural, surveying or engineering work for the State of Oklahoma, their agents, servants or employees, who shall receive gratuity from any contractor or builder of any public building or works, or solicit, receive or make any political contribution from or to a contractor or a builder of any public building or works, or who attempts to interfere with the competitive bidding process of the State of Oklahoma in any manner, is guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be fined not less than One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) nor more that Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00), and by imprisonment in the county jail for not less than six (6) months nor more than one (1) year. Any contractor or builder of any public building or works, their agents, servants or employees, who shall offer any gratuity or political contribution to any consultant doing architectural, surveying or engineering work for the State of Oklahoma, or who attempts to interfere with the competitive bidding process of the State of Oklahoma in any manner, is guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be fined not less than One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) nor more than Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00), and by imprisonment in the county jail for not less than six (6) months nor more than one (1) year.

10. The foregoing is a statement of facts. My signature below indicates I have read the above excerpt from Title 61 of the Oklahoma Statutes. Date: Return this form along with your letter

expressing interest to

the agency from whom Signature: ______Typed Name and Title: __Jodie Murray Burns, Principal / Senior Scientist___ 16 July 2020 you received the notice of this project.

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25 NW 146th Street • Edmond, OK 73013 (405) 848-2471• www.macokc.com

July 17, 2020

Chris Musselman Wood Project Manager 1516 E 26th Place Tulsa, Oklahoma 74114

RE: OODT July 2020 Solicitations, CIN-2256 Letter of Intent

Dear Mr. Musselman,

This letter is to confirm MacArthur Associated Consultants, LLC is willing to provide environmental justice and public involvement services as a member of the Wood, plc team. MacArthur Associated Consultants, LLC will help in meeting the scope of work on the following contract:

CIN 2256: Pre-Qualification for Environmental Studies Services – Non Federal Projects

We understand the scope of work in the described solicitation is based on assignment from ODOT and may or may not result in actual work to the firm. However, we look forward to working with you and ODOT should our team be awarded the project.

If you have any questions, feel free to contact me at (405) 848-2471 or via email [email protected]

Respectfully,

Sam Pappas, P.E. President

1. Project name/location for which firm is filing: 2a. Date of announcement: 2b. Agency originating announcement:

July 9, 2020 Oklahoma Department of STATE Oklahoma Department of Transportation Transportation

OF Procurement Division Contract Identification No. 2256 OKLAHOMA 200 NE 21st Street

Oklahoma City, OK 73105

Consultant Services For a Specific Project Pre-Qualification for Environmental Studies Services – Non-Federal Projects 2. Firm (or Joint Venture) Name and Address: 3c. Name, Title & Telephone Number of Principal to Contact:

Sam G. Pappas, PE, President P: (405) 848-2471 | M: (405) 834-7261

Email: [email protected]

25 NW 146th Street 2420 Springer Drive, Suite 120 Keith B. Angier, PE, Vice President Edmond, OK 73013 Norman, OK 73069 P: (405) 848-2471 | M: (405) 615-6106 P: (405) 848-2471 P: (405) 310-2207 Email: [email protected] Web: www.macokc.com

3a. Certificate of Authority Number: 699 3b. FEI/Tax ID Number: 73-1084770 3d. Address of office to perform work if different than item 3:

4. Personnel by discipline: (List each person only once, by primary function)

3 Administrative Economists Mechanical Engineers 3 _Engineers-In-Training Architects Electrical Engineers Mining Engineers 1__Environmental Specialist 10 CAD/CADD Technicians Estimators Planners: Urban/Regional Chemical Engineers Geologists Sanitary Engineers 7 Civil Engineers Hydrologists Soil Engineers 2 Construction Inspectors Interior Designers Specification Writers Draftsmen Landscape Architects 2 Structural Engineers (Bridge) Ecologists 2 Land Surveyors 4 Surveyors

Total Personnel: 34 5. If submittal is by a JOINT-VENTURE, list participating firms and outline specific areas of responsibility (including administrative, technical and financial) for each firm: All firms and the joint-venture MUST be registered with Construction and Properties, Division of Capital Assets Management, 2401 N. Lincoln Blvd., Suite 106, P.O. Box 53448, Oklahoma City, OK 73152-3448.

5a. Has this Joint-Venture previously worked together?  Yes  No If Yes, how many times? ____

DCS/CAP FORM 255 (08/2015) THIS FORM MAY BE COPIED OR COMPUTER GENERATED FORM 255 Page 1 of 11 6. Brief resume of key persons, specialists, and individual consultants employed by sub-consultants anticipated for THIS PROJECT. a. Name and Title: Sample Experience: Shelby Hanchera NW Expressway Pedestrian Bridge at West Wilshire Blvd.| Oklahoma City, Environmental Specialist Oklahoma |The City of Oklahoma City b. Project Assignment: The goal of this project is to provide a new connection along with the Hefner- NEPA Compliance | Public Involvement Overholser trail system by designing and constructing a pedestrian bridge over NW c. Name of firm with which associated: Expressway near Wilshire Blvd. Shelby served as the Environmental Specialist focusing on public involvement in accordance with the City of Oklahoma City’s requirements. She was responsible for communicating with affected stakeholders, coordinating the public meeting, providing graphics and comment cards, and

documenting responses and the event within the bridge aesthetics report. d. Years’ experience: With this firm: 0.5 With other firms: 3.5 e. Education: Degree(s) | Year | Specialization Runway Rehab and Electrical Work at Carlton Landing Airport | Pittsburg Co., Oklahoma | Office of Management and Enterprise Services, Oklahoma 2014 | Bachelor of Science | Natural Resource Management/Biology | Aeronautics Commission Grand Valley State University The goal of the project is to install new runway lights and repair the runway pavement at Carlton Landing Airport (formally known as Arrowhead Airport). f. Active Registration: State | Year first registered | Discipline | License Number Shelby served as the Environmental Specialist responsible for the completion of the Categorical Exclusion NEPA document.

g. Other experience and qualifications relevant to the proposed project: Greenway Trail Along the Oklahoma River | Oklahoma City, Oklahoma |The City of Oklahoma City Shelby Hanchera graduated from Grand Valley State University in The goal of this project is to provide a new trail connection between existing trails Allendale, Michigan in 2014 with a Bachelor of Science in Natural Resource along the Oklahoma River. Shelby served as the Environmental Specialist focusing Management and a minor in Biology. Shelby spent two summers with the on public involvement in accordance with The City of Oklahoma City’s requirements. Michigan Department of Natural Resources as an Explorer Guide before She was responsible for communicating and coordinating with affected moving to Oklahoma to be an Environmental Protection Specialist for the stakeholders and documenting responses. Shelby prepared components of the trail Bureau of Indian Affairs. She has now joined the MacArthur Team as an alignment report and revised the report according to The City’s comment responses. Environmental Specialist providing services such as NEPA compliance, 404 Bluestem Ranch Fee to Trust Environmental Phase 1 Site Assessment | Pawhuska, Permitting, Endangered Species Act and NHPA compliance, environmental Oklahoma | Osage Nation reviews, project management and more. The goal of the project was to determine all environmental liabilities the Osage Nation would acquire through the purchase of the Turner/Bluestem Ranch. Shelby Great transportation engineering and design is about working as a team to served as an Environmental Technician under the Environmental Professional create a solution that exceeds your expectations. It’s part of what MAC does, performing field investigation. She was responsible for surveying parts of the and we love it! 43,000-acre ranch for environmental concerns, reviewing land/cultural/well history, and preparing non-compliance letters to oil and gas lessees for remedial action. *completed before joining MAC

DCS/CAP FORM 255 (08/2015) THIS FORM MAY BE COPIED OR COMPUTER GENERATED FORM 255 Page 2 of 11 a. Name and Title: Focused on providing clients with comprehensive project experience, Olya Olya Faulkner has a custom approach to public involvement for each project and is striving Marketing and Business Development Director to deliver the highest quality results and solutions. She develops surveys, b. Project Assignment: advertisements, websites, presentations, flyers, and coordinates public open Public Involvement houses, public hearings, and stakeholder meetings. Olya’s goal for Oklahoma c. Name of firm with which associated: is to become a TOP-10 state in transportation and help to shape our community’s future.

d. Years’ experience: With this firm: 1 With other firms: 12 Sample Experience: e. Education: Degree(s) | Year | Specialization Olya is in charge of public involvement and public meetings for the following projects: 2008 | Far Eastern State Transportation University Bachelor of Science | Marketing & Business Administration US-59 | Delaware and Ottawa Counties, Oklahoma | Oklahoma Department of Transportation f. Active Registration: State | Year first registered | Discipline | License Number SW 29th Street, Robinson to Penn | Oklahoma County, Oklahoma | The City of Oklahoma City Oklahoma Certificate of Authority (if any): 699 g. Other experience and qualifications relevant to the proposed project: SW 29th Street, MacArthur to Rockwell | Oklahoma County, Oklahoma | The City of Oklahoma City Prior to joining the MAC team, Olya Faulkner was serving at Microsoft, Autodesk, and 7-Eleven HQ as a Marketing Leader for over ten years. At Pedestrian Bridge, NW Expressway | Oklahoma County, Oklahoma | The City of MAC Olya serves as a Marketing, Business Development, and Public Oklahoma City Engagement Leader with vision and good strategic public involvement techniques aimed at transportation decision making, via positive and direct MAPS 4 Campaign| Oklahoma County, Oklahoma | The City of Oklahoma City marketing campaigns.

Olya is dedicated to providing community engagement support services to the City of Oklahoma City, City of Norman, Oklahoma Department of Transportation, Association of Central Oklahoma Governments, and various other municipal and state agencies.

DCS/CAP FORM 255 (08/2015) THIS FORM MAY BE COPIED OR COMPUTER GENERATED FORM 255 Page 3 of 11 a. Project Name and Location “P”, “C”, b. Nature of Firms c. Project Owner’s Name and Address d. Completion e. Est. Cost (000’s) “JV” or “I” Responsibility Date Entire Firm’s Project Portion 2.5-Mile Corridor Study, 1. I-44 (Belle Isle) Corridor Oklahoma Department of Transportation Agency Coordination, Public & Study P 200 N.E. 21st Street In Progress Study Study Stakeholder Involvement, Oklahoma County Oklahoma City, OK 73105-3204 Survey, Bridge Assessment 16.5-Mile Corridor Study, 2. SH-152 and I-44 Oklahoma Department of Transportation Agency Coordination, Public & Improvements Study P 200 N.E. 21st Street In Progress Study Study Stakeholder Involvement, Oklahoma County Oklahoma City, OK 73105-3204 Survey Geometric Design, Government Oklahoma Department of Transportation 3. 1-35/SH-51 Interchange P Agency Coordination, Access 200 N.E. 21st Street 2013 4,493 4,493 Kingfisher County Justification Report (AJR) Oklahoma City, OK 73105-3204 4. T-MC-107A, Turner 6-Mile Widening Project, Oklahoma Turnpike Authority Turnpike Widening & Multiple Drainage Structure 3500 N. Martin Luther King Avenue P In Progress 96,000 96,000 Reconstruction – MP 197 to Widening, RCB Traffic Tunnel, Oklahoma City, OK 73111 MP 203 Construction Phasing Conceptual Design, Program Management, 6 Design Oklahoma Department of Transportation 5. I-40 Crosstown Realignment P Consultants, 7 Construction 200 N.E. 21st Street 2012 725,000 725,000 Oklahoma County Companies, 3 Government Oklahoma City, OK 73105-3204 Agencies, 2 Class I Railroads Conceptual Design, Design Consultant Coordination, City of Oklahoma City 6. Oklahoma City Boulevard P Construction Administration, 420 W. Main Street, Suite 700 2015 36,000 36,000 Oklahoma City, OK Government Agency Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Coordination Divided Highway, Coordination Oklahoma Department of Transportation 7. US-81 over UP Railroad with the UPRR, Continuous P 200 N.E. 21st Street In Progress 10,400 10,400 Kingfisher County Plate Girder Design, Skewed Oklahoma City, OK 73105-3204 Railroad Crossing Civil Engineering Services, Sidewalks, Storm Sewer Oklahoma Department of Transportation 8. SH-33 through Cushing P Expansion, Traffic Signals, 200 N.E. 21st Street In Progress 8,800 8,800 Payne County Narrow Right-of-Way, 2-Mile Oklahoma City, OK 73105-3204 Project Civil Engineering Services, 8 9. SH-11 – Shoulder Mile Project with 3 Span Oklahoma Department of Transportation Improvement & Resurface Under P Bridges, 5 Bridge Boxes, 2 200 N.E. 21st Street 13,200 13,200 with Bridge & Approaches Construction Shoo-Fly Detours, and Narrow Oklahoma City, OK 73105-3204 Grant County Right-of-Way 10. SH-3, over Glover River, Gibbs Creek and Boktuklo Civil Engineering Services, New Oklahoma Department of Transportation Creek Alignment & Widening, P 200 N.E. 21st Street In Progress 32,815 32,815 McCurtain County Environmental Coordination, Oklahoma City, OK 73105-3204 H&H Analysis, Bridge Design

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“The MAC Way” Firm Profile In 1976, the late Robert J. (Bob) MacArthur founded MacArthur Associated Consultants, LLC (MAC), based on the principles of trust, integrity and Our Services unparalleled customer service. From the beginning, Bob envisioned a The MAC team has worked diligently in building a reputation for different kind of company – a place where professionals truly enjoy and have serving both public and private clients. Our services include: fun coming to work. This passion for what we do and how we do it, translates seamlessly into Bob’s founding principles. MAC is a place where professionals • Transportation Engineering & Design

enjoy serving clients as well as promote an attitude and atmosphere of • Program Management

always looking for solutions. These guiding principles and attitudes honestly • Airport Planning & Design define “The MAC Way.” • Civil Site Design

• Construction Management MAC is a team of 35 professionals with big bold ideas. By supporting our professionals with the resources and education they need to serve our clients • Water/Wastewater Collection & Distribution with professionalism and confidence they are encouraged and inspired to • Military Planning & Design dream big and never be satisfied with the status quo. • Land Survey

• Construction Management & Inspection We love what we do, and we have fun doing it! • Environmental Compliance

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From serving as the Program Manager for the I-40 Crosstown Realignment Project that changed the face of downtown Oklahoma City to designing the high-profile Boulevard Project for the Oklahoma Transportation Department of Transportation to serve the City of Oklahoma City. MAC’s transportation team has helped shape the history and destiny of our community. Adding to our legacy is our recent merger Services with Bison Engineering, owned by Greg Fitter, P.E., PhD. Greg is one of the most well-known and • Planning/Studies respected bridge engineers in the state. • Environmental Coordination • Program Management Transportation engineering is the foundation of our practice. Serving public and private clients, MAC • Highway Design is proud of our role in the movement of people and products safely and efficiently throughout our great state. With increasing traffic needs, aging infrastructure, and limited funding, you need a team • Street Design that has a proven reputation for developing effective and economical solutions. We call it “The MAC • Bridge Design Way.” • Streetscapes • Pedestrian Facilities

Transportation engineering and design is about listening and collaborating with our clients to • Utility Coordination understand their needs and objectives, and then coming up with design solutions that meet your expectations every time. To us, great transportation engineering and design is fun. It is about working • Construction Management together to create something that exceeds your wildest dreams. Its’ part of what we do, and we love • Land Survey it.

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MAC creates a project environment where programming, planning, scheduling, coordinating resources, and implementing quality standards are not goals, but Program Management realities. We attribute the success of our projects to the development of a concise strategy that goes beyond the basic principles of project management. We love Services working with people; therefore, our approach is to assemble the best team possible for • Defining Processes & Procedures your needs and provide a successful outcome that exceeds your vision. • Establishing Goals & Objectives

• Grant Writing & Funding Assistance Program management can mean different things to different people. At MAC, it is all • Planning about promoting an atmosphere of collaboration, community, and professional growth with valued clients and our trusted project team working toward the same goals. Our • Budgeting approach is not one-size-fits-all. It is small enough to be nimble, big enough to hold its • Cost Estimating own in the trenches, with the energy of a budding entrepreneur and the resources and • Scheduling/Sequencing

knowledge of seasoned veterans. • Contract Management

• Quality Assurance Program management is about listening and collaborating with our clients to understand your needs and objectives, then coming up with solutions that meet your expectations every time. To us, great program management is fun. It is about working together to create something that exceeds your wildest dreams. Its’ part of what we do, and we love it.

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Did you know three of the four presidents immortalized on Mt. Rushmore were surveyors? George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and Abraham Lincoln were all professional land surveyors. In fact, Land Survey President Lincoln worked on projects including government surveys, road surveys, town lots, and private surveys. At one point, he had to sell his equipment at auction to satisfy a debt. A farmer by the Services name of John Short bought the items for $120 and returned them back to Lincoln. Since then, the • Topographic Surveys instruments have passed through several owners and are now on display at “Lincoln’s New Salem • Boundary Surveys State Historic Site.” • GPS/Geodetic Surveys

• ALTA/ACSM Surveys (American Land The meticulous nature of survey services makes understanding how you do business necessary for Title Association/American Congress on setting a strong foundation for the overall success of your project. Professional land survey services are about listening and collaborating with our clients to understand your needs and objectives then Surveying and Mapping) coming up with solutions that are proven meaningful and meet your expectations. To us, great land • Construction Staking Surveys surveying is fun. It is about working together to create something that exceeds your wildest dreams. • Mapping & GIS Data Collection Its’ part of what we do, and we love it. • Aerial Control Surveys

• Coordination & Quality Control of LiDAR

Surveys

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You can rely on MAC to provide detail-oriented construction management and inspection services. From Construction Management planning, coordination, scheduling and facilitation the Services MAC team is ready to get started on your project today! We serve as your eyes and ears on the project site from • On-Site Observation/Inspection • Scheduling/Sequencing (CPM’s) concept through completion. You can count on MAC to • Daily Reporting • Construction Project Auditing support your vision in producing a functional and • Verification Surveys • Contract Management financially viable project. • Constructability Reviews • Quality Assurance

• Submittal Reviews • Contractor Progress Reports Construction Management is about listening and collaborating with our clients as well as the general • Design Support • Contractor Schedule Reviews contractor to understand their needs and objectives, and • Defining Processes & Procedures • Technical Report Reviews then coming up with solutions that meet your • Establishing Goals & Objectives • Contractor Pay Applications expectations every time. To us, great construction • Budgeting • Construction Project Auditing management is fun. It is about working together to create • Cost Estimating something that exceeds your wildest dreams. Its’ part of what we do, and we love it.

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Focused on providing a comprehensive project experience, MAC has expanded our services. Your business is constantly evolving which is why Environmental Services we are continually adapting to your needs and regulatory requirements. Services It is no secret that our success is built on active communication and long- • Coordination with Federal and State Regulatory Agencies

term partnerships with the federal, state, county and municipal agencies • NEPA Compliance and communities. Now MAC can provide environmental services to those

we support. • Environmental Permitting • Cultural Resources and NHPA Compliance Every project has a purpose and need. Finding the perfect balance is • Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment Field Assistance about getting it done the right way – with care, efficiency and compliance. • Native American Consultation and Coordination

At MAC, we take pride in preserving the natural and cultural resources of • Public Participation and Community Involvement the past while facilitating the projects of the future. • Technical Reports

To us, providing superb environmental services is necessary and fun. It is about working together to create something that exceeds our clients’ wildest dreams. It’s part of what we do, and we love it.

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Technology MAC maintains specialized technology to support our staff. We are proficient in the use of

resources and systems our clients rely upon. As a professional consulting civil engineering Resources • Engineering Software firm, our projects rely upon the knowledge and use of established technology as well as new • Drafting & Design Software technology to enhance the project needs of the entire team. MAC has reviewed all your requirements within the request for qualifications and we believe our systems will balance • Survey Systems/Software seamlessly. A full listing of MAC technology and equipment is available upon request. • Field Support Equipment

9. 61 O.S., §64. Offenses Any consultant or person doing architectural, surveying or engineering work for the State of Oklahoma, their agents, servants or employees, who shall receive gratuity from any contractor or builder of any public building or works, or solicit, receive or make any political contribution from or to a contractor or a builder of any public building or works, or who attempts to interfere with the competitive bidding process of the State of Oklahoma in any manner, is guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be fined not less than One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) nor more than Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00), and by imprisonment in the county jail for not less than six (6) months nor more than one (1) year. Any contractor or builder of any public building or works, their agents, servants or employees, who shall offer any gratuity or political contribution to any consultant doing architectural, surveying or engineering work for the Stat e of Oklahoma, or who attempts to interfere with the competitive bid process of the State of Oklahoma in any manner, is guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be fined not less than One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) nor more than Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00), and by imprisonment in the county jail for not less than six (6) months nor more than one (1) year.

10. The foregoing is a statement of facts. My signature below indicates I have read the above excerpt from Title 61 of the Oklahoma Date: Return this form along Statutes. with your letter expressing interest to the agency from whom you received the 07/17/2020 notice of this project. Signature: Typed Name and Title: Keith B. Angier, PE | Vice President

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