MULTIPLE BUILDING ASSESSMENTS Request for Proposals - Revision 1

City of Fishers, Indiana

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Revision 2 July 27, 2018 WJE No. 2018.3840

Prepared for: City of Fishers Mr. Eric Pethtel Director of Public Works 1 Municipal Drive Fishers, Indiana 46038

Prepared by: Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc. 8847 Commerce Park Place, Suite G Indianapolis, Indiana 46268 317.510.3940 tel MULTIPLE BUILDING ASSESSMENTS Request for Proposals - Revision 1

City of Fishers, Indiana

Chris Kuenzer Associate I

Logan Cook, PE Senior Associate and Project Manager

Revision 2 July 27, 2018 WJE No. 2018.3840

Prepared for: City of Fishers Mr. Eric Pethtel Director of Public Works 1 Municipal Drive Fishers, Indiana 46038

Prepared by: Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc. 8847 Commerce Park Place, Suite G Indianapolis, Indiana 46268 317.510.3940 tel

TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction ...... 1 Descriptions of Buildings ...... 1 Scope of Services ...... 1 Additional Scope Assumptions ...... 2 Qualifications ...... 2 Compensation ...... 2 Schedule ...... 2 Limitations ...... 3 Closing ...... 3

Appendix A - WJE Qualifications Appendix B - WJE Terms and Conditions

MULTIPLE BUILDING ASSESSMENTS Request for Proposals - Revision 1

City of Fishers, Indiana

INTRODUCTION This proposal revises and supersedes our previous proposal dated July 19, 2018 at the request of the City of Fishers. Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc. (WJE) is pleased to submit this revised proposal to the City of Fishers (City) to perform comprehensive building condition assessments of the two firehouses and City Hall listed below:

Structure Name Structure Address Fire Station No. 94 10701 Cumberland Road Fire Station No. 95 10870 East 131st Street City Hall 1 Municipal Drive

DESCRIPTIONS OF BUILDINGS Based on the online RFP information and e-mail correspondence, Fire Station Nos. 94 and 95 are each between 5,800 and 6,400 square feet. City Hall is approximately 23,000 square feet. All of the structures appear to be two stories or less, with either hip or gable roofs with shingles. Details regarding the structural, mechanical, and facade systems were not made available to WJE prior to submitting this proposal.

In accordance with the request for proposals and our e-mail correspondence, the condition assessments will consist of a visual assessment of the exposed elements of the structural systems, roofing, and building envelope. Additionally mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems will be assessed by Applied Engineering, Inc. (Applied) who will be retained by WJE as our MEP consultant. The assessment report will focus on providing information relevant to creating a five to ten year capital plan for addressing deficiencies or maintenance items identified during the course of the assessment.

SCOPE OF SERVICES Based on the request within the RFP and our experience with performing building condition assessments, we propose the following Scope of Services (each service task will be performed separately for each of the subject municipal buildings identified above):

1. Document Review. Review relevant documents that are provided to us, including any available construction documents, previous assessment reports and maintenance/repair history logs.

2. Visual Survey. Perform a limited visual survey to observe representative conditions of elements that are exposed to view. The survey will be performed during site visits by WJE professionals. MEP systems will be surveyed by WJE’s retained subconsultant, Applied. The survey will include observations from grade, accessible interior areas, and accessible roof levels. Relevant observations will be documented with photographs and field notes.

3. Report. Prepare separate reports for each building, summarizing our observations, conclusions, and recommendations. Our recommendations will include general repair scope items and further Multiple Building Assessments Request for Proposals - Revision 1 July 27, 2018 Page 2

investigative tasks, if applicable, such as hands-on visual examination, materials testing, and investigative openings based on our findings.

4. Estimates of Probable Costs. Included with each report will be opinions of probable cost to implement the recommended repair items over a five-year term. Costs will be estimated in current (2018) dollars based on our experience with the repair and maintenance of similar structures in the Midwest.

5. Summary Meeting. Participate in one meeting at the City offices to discuss the content in our report and cost estimates in further detail, as well as possible next steps.

Additional Scope Assumptions . We assume that visual surveys of the properties will be performed by up to two WJE professionals over the course of four working days. . Site visits will be coordinated with the City of Fishers. . The City of Fishers will provide an on-site representative familiar with each buildings MEP system history to 1) provide interior and roof level access to WJE’s team and 2) to accompany WJE’s subconsultant, Applied, during their walk-thru and review of the MEP systems. . Available original construction documents will be provided one to two weeks prior to our visual surveys to assist with WJE’s preparation of field sheets.

QUALIFICATIONS Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates (WJE) is a global firm of engineers, architects, and materials scientists committed to helping solve, repair, and avoid problems in the built world. Since 1956, our applied experience from more than 125,000 projects and our state-of-the-art laboratory and testing facilities have made WJE a leader in providing innovative yet practical solutions to the clients we serve.

Applied is an Indianapolis-based consulting engineering firm providing mechanical, electrical, and instrumentation engineering services. Applied’s focus is on facilities and utilities engineering for industrial, higher education, governmental, and healthcare clients. Founded in 1998, Applied is led by six principals and two associates with a proven background for evaluation of existing systems and design of new systems.

WJE and Applied have successfully completed condition assessment projects for multiple clients including Indiana University Health and Purdue University.

Please see Appendix A for more information related to our relevant experience, capabilities, and Indianapolis-based project team.

COMPENSATION We propose to provide the Scope of Services described above for a fixed fee of $69,700, inclusive of WJE’s related expenses and an allocation of $34,100 for WJE to retain AEI for the MEP portion of the work. In the absence of other terms from the City for our review and consideration, all of our work will be performed in accordance WJE’s current Terms and Conditions for Professional Services, a copy of which is enclosed in Appendix B as a part of this proposal.

SCHEDULE Upon receipt of a notice to proceed WJE will coordinate a milestone schedule for deliverables with the City of Fishers.

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LIMITATIONS As requested by the RFP, our observations will be limited in extent to visual-only, from grade and accessible levels. Services such as destructive testing, water testing, environmental testing, material sampling, and exploratory openings are not included. Opinions of probable costs will be intended to provide an order of magnitude for budgetary considerations. If more precise estimates are desired, further investigation and testing can be conducted, repair documents can be prepared, and bids can be obtained from qualified contractors under separate written authorization.

CLOSING If this proposal is acceptable to you, please sign in the space provided below and return it via e-mail to Logan Cook ([email protected]) to serve as WJE’s written authorization to proceed. We appreciate the opportunity to submit this proposal to the City of Fishers and hope that the Scope of Services meets your expectations. Should you have any questions or wish to discuss alternative approaches to the scope and effort to better suit the needs of the project, please feel free to contact Logan Cook at 317.510.3940 at your earliest convenience.

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APPENDIX A - WJE QUALIFICATIONS

WJE INDIANAPOLIS WJE Solutions for the Built World

Founded more than sixty years ago, Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc. (WJE), is an interdisciplinary engineering, architecture, and materials science firm specializing in delivering practical, innovative, and technically sound solutions across all areas of new and existing construction. WJE combines state-of-the-art laboratory and testing facilities, nationwide offices, and knowledge sharing systems to provide solutions for the built world.

OUR SERVICES OUR APPROACH  Structural engineering As materials, technologies, and structures change, our  Architecture and fundamental philosophy remains the same: developing better architectural engineering solutions based on an accurate diagnosis of each structure’s unique problem.  Materials science  Testing OUR PEOPLE  Design The newly established Indianapolis augments the Chicago office and corporate headquarters in Northbrook, Illinois, to better  Geotechnical and geological serve our clients in the Midwest. With nearly 600 employees engineering nationwide, WJE has the resources to respond to virtually any  Litigation consulting problem, with expertise in all aspects of construction technology. The firm’s understanding of structural behavior, architectural issues, and the performance of materials, is enhanced by the experience gained from more than 125,000 projects worldwide.

OUR RESOURCES Our Janney Technical Center laboratory and testing facility is one of the nation’s largest privately owned construction-based testing laboratories; it enables WJE to provide reliable answers to questions about construction systems, components, and materials. No firm is more qualified to break new ground in finding practical, innovative, and technically sound solutions.

www.wje.com WJE INDIANAPOLIS

WJE

INDIANAPOLIS REPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS  Purdue University, Mackey Arena  Indianapolis Zoo Whale Pool West Lafayette, IN Indianapolis, IN Condition Assessment and Structural Structural Investigation Analysis  Penn Circle Apartments  Purdue University, Ross-Ade Stadium: Carmel, IN West Lafayette, IN Masonry Facade Assessment and Repair Grandstand Evaluation for Capital Planning  West Baden Springs Hotel and Maintenance Program West Baden Springs, IN  Indiana University Art Museum Structural Analysis Bloomington, IN  Indianapolis Airport Garage Fabric Facade Assessment, Thermal Evaluation, Canopy and Facade Cleaning Indianapolis, IN  University of Notre Dame, Joyce Athletic Failure Investigation and Repair Convocation Center  I-65 and SR 46 Bridges South Bend, IN Columbus, IN Catwalk Inspection, Analysis, and Complex Bridge Inspection - Fracture Upgrades Critical and Element Level  Coca Cola Bottling Plant  Wabash River Memorial Bridge Indianapolis, IN Mount Vernon, IN Historic Terra Cotta Facade Assessment Complex Bridge Inspection - Fracture  Eli Lilly Corporate Center Critical Indianapolis, IN Curtain Wall Consulting WJE INDIANAPOLIS 8847 Commerce Park Place  Ball Memorial Hospital Suite G Muncie, IN Indianapolis, IN 46268 Building Enclosure Review 317-510-3940

Applied Engineering Services is an Indianapolis- Applied currently employs 38 individuals, of which based consulting engineering firm providing mechanical, 25 are degreed engineers and 17 are professionally electrical, and instrumentation engineering services. Our registered in the State of Indiana. 12 of our staff focus is on facilities and utilities engineering for industrial, members are currently LEED accredited, 2 are higher education, governmental, and health care clients. Registered Communications Distribution Designers Applied’s services include the study, design and retrofit of (RCDD), and 2 are certified commissioning agents the following: through AABC’s Commissioning Group. Applied’s personnel have been involved with a wide variety of ●● Chilled Water ●● Telecommunications mechanical and electrical systems over the years. ●● Domestic City Water - ●● Heating As such, we have developed an expertise in evaluating Cold & Hot ●● Grounding project requirements, reviewing technology that may be ●● Condenser Water ●● Ventilation applicable, and efficiently designing the optimum system ●● Electrical Power ●● Lightning Protection for the client. In many cases, we have been able to save Generation ●● Air Conditioning significant capital or operating costs for the client through ●● Steam & Condensate ●● Cathodic Protection the use of innovative system design. ●● Power Distribution Systems ●● Heating Hot Water ●● High Purity Water Applied utilizes computer-aided engineering to facilitate ●● Lighting ●● Fire Alarm & and optimize many of the design aspects involved with ●● Compressed Air Fire Protection mechanical and electrical systems. We make significant ●● Instrumentation/ ●● Sanitary & Storm use of computer modeling programs to assist with the Controls Systems optimization of fan, pump, duct, and pipe sizing. ●● Natural Gas ●● Security Systems ●● Medical Gas ●● Nurse Call Systems We have developed our own spreadsheets to prepare estimated plant operating cost and life cycle cost Services can also include cost estimating, field oversight analyses. We utilize software to perform finite element during construction, commissioning, validation, pipe stress analysis in the event that high pressure, preparation of construction record drawings (as-built high temperature fluids or gases are involved in the drawings), training, and project closeout documents. project design. We also utilize sophisticated electrical engineering software modeling programs to prepare Applied Engineering Services was founded in 1998 coordination, short circuit, and arc flash analyses. and is led by six principals and two associates. These individuals work in the role of managing projects, developing and maintaining client relationships, and managing office responsibilities. Each of them has a proven background leading projects from conceptual planning, through project design, and construction.

Applied Engineering Services PERSONNEL QUALIFICATIONS WJE Logan J. Cook | Senior Associate

EXPERIENCE  Loyola University - Chicago, IL: Exterior wall Since joining WJE in 2012, Logan Cook has cold-form steel framing observation worked on a variety of projects, including Roofing and Waterproofing repair and rehabilitation design, difficult  Banker’s Life Fieldhouse - Indianapolis, IN: access inspections, construction observation, Assessment, replacement design, and condition surveys, facade assessments, and construction administration structural analyses. He performs evaluations  Victory Field - Indianapolis, IN: Assessment and investigations of roofing and of roofing systems for capital planning waterproofing, cold form and structural steel, masonry, wood, concrete. Mr. Cook manages Structural Evaluation and assists in the preparation of repair  University of Notre Dame, Joyce Athletic documents and construction administration and Convocation Center - South Bend, IN: for repair implementation. He collaborates Code review and repair design for with other WJE professionals as a project suspended catwalk in basketball arena EDUCATION manager or project associate and contributes  Purdue University, Ross Ade Stadium - W.  Purdue University to projects ranging from sport venues to high- Lafayette, IN: Grandstand evaluation and inspection for capital planning and  Bachelor of Science, rise buildings, museums, multifamily Construction Engineering, apartments, and bridges. maintenance program 2010  Purdue University, Mackey Arena - West  Master of Science, Prior to joining WJE, Mr. Cook gained work Lafayette, IN: Evaluation of roof framing for Engineering, 2011 experience in engineering, contracting, and installation of new scoreboard commercial real estate development. During  Purdue University, Bell Tower - West PRACTICE AREAS this time, he developed an understanding of Lafayette, IN: Corrosion study of steel  Repair and Rehabilitation Design the construction industry and the role that framing owners, builders, and designers play in  Condition Assessment Historic Preservation  successful project delivery. Construction Observation  Indiana War Memorial - Indianapolis, IN: Services REPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS Building limestone facade and  Roofing and Waterproofing Repair and Rehabilitation Design waterproofing evaluation and repair design  Structural Evaluation  St. Vincent Parking Garage - Indianapolis,  Auburn Cord Duesenberg Automobile  Historic Preservation IN: Concrete and waterproofing repairs Museum - Auburn, IN: Masonry and roofing  Difficult Access Inspections  Tyson Activity Center - Versailles, IN: assessment for historic structures report  Bridge Inspection Historic masonry facade assessment and  Indiana University Art Museum -

repair Bloomington, IN: Exterior concrete facade REGISTRATIONS  Indianapolis Downtown Heliport - cleaning and repairs  Professional Engineer in IN, IL, Indianapolis, IN: Concrete structural framing  Washington Park Greenhouse - Michigan KY, and OH investigation and repair design City, Indiana: Design team lead for  NHI Course 130078 - Fracture investigation and restoration of building for Critical Inspection Techniques of Condition Assessment adaptive reuse for public safety Steel Bridges  School for Creative and Performing Arts - Cincinnati, OH: Historic masonry facade Difficult Access Inspections PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS assessment  Oklahoma State Capitol - Oklahoma City,  FEMA Indiana Task Force 1  Coca-Cola Bottling Company Building - OK: Facade assessment Urban Search and Rescue Team - Indianapolis, IN: Historic masonry facade  City Hall - Chicago, IL: Facade Assessment Structural Specialist assessment  Tribune Tower - Chicago, IL: Facade  Thirtieth Street Station - Philadelphia, PA: assessment

CONTACT Facade assessment and repair design Bridge Inspection [email protected]  I-65 Over SR 46 - Columbus, IN: Bridge 317.538.0390 Construction Observation Services  Soldier Field - Chicago, IL: Exterior soffit inspection www.wje.com cold- form steel framing observation  Leo Frigo Bridge - Green Bay, WI: Inspection  Penn Circle Apartments - Carmel, IN: of suspension cables Masonry condition assessment and repair observation

PERSONNEL QUALIFICATIONS WJE Chadwick Collins | Associate III

EXPERIENCE Field Monitoring Chadwick Collins joined WJE in 2017 with  Indiana University, Sigma Alpha Epsilon - more than ten years of roofing experience. Bloomington, IN: Observation of roofing and His work includes on-site assessments, roof exterior wall repairs. failure investigations, roofing document  Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indiana, Inc. - reviews, and product training. Mr. Collins also Princeton, IN: Observation of single-ply has experience with material and system roofing system installation testing to evaluate wind, fire, and impact  Indianapolis International Airport: performance. Observation of single-ply roofing system installation* Mr. Collins participates in standards Research and Product Evaluation development impacting the roofing industry  Construction and evaluation of various at ASTM International, and has worked with roofing systems tested for approval with FM several trade groups in evaluating the impacts Global, Underwriters’ Laboratory, and EDUCATION of the changes to ASCE-7 on the roofing Miami-Dade County*  University of Miami industry.

 Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering, 2004 *Indicates with previous firm REPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS Roof Assessment and Design TECHNICAL COMMITTEES PRACTICE AREAS  Muhammad Ali Center - Louisville, KY: Roof  ASTM C16 - Thermal Insulation  Roofing and Waterproofing assessment of modified bitumen roofing  ASTM D08 - Roofing and Waterproofing  Roof Assessment and Design system*  ASTM E05 - Fire Standards  Peer Review  Simon Property Group Headquarters -  ASTM E06 - Performance of Buildings  Failure/Damage Investigations Indianapolis, IN: Roof assessment of single-  ASTM E60 - Sustainability  Field Monitoring ply roofing system*  ASTM F38 - Unmanned Aircraft Systems  Research and Product Evaluation  Delray Beach Public Library - Delray Beach,

FL: Roof assessment of modified bitumen REGISTRATIONS roofing system*  FAA Licensed Remote Pilot Peer Review PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS  Broken Arrow Freshman Academy - Broken  ASTM International Arrow, OK: Roofing specification and  National Roofing Contractors drawings Association  RCI, Inc. Failure/Damage Investigations  Taft Independent School District - Taft, TX: CONTACT Damage assessment of multiple facilities [email protected] after Hurricane Harvey 317.510.3945  Ingleside Independent School District - www.wje.com Ingleside, TX: Damage assessment of multiple facilities after Hurricane Harvey  Aransas County Independent School District - Rockport, TX: Damage assessment of multiple facilities after Hurricane Harvey*

PERSONNEL QUALIFICATIONS WJE Steven R. Bruns | Associate Principal

EXPERIENCE Structural Analysis Steven Bruns rejoined WJE in 2016 and has  Jefferson County Courthouse - Madison, IN: more than thirty years of experience in the Fire damage assessment and repair design evaluation and assessment of buildings, of historic courthouse * structures, and materials in the as-built  Reagan High School - Houston, TX: environment. Mr. Bruns has provided project Evaluation and repair design for failed management and technical leadership for concrete supports investigations and repair of concrete, steel,  Allstate Regional Operations Center - masonry, and wood structures. He has Jackson, MS: Evaluation, repair design, and significant expertise in property condition monitoring for reinforced columns assessments and due diligence surveys for subjected to later earth forces

capital planning purposes and real estate Failure Analysis transactions. Mr. Bruns also has in-depth  Gary Roosevelt High School - Gary, IN: experience relating to national disaster Collapse investigation of west wing * EDUCATION response and is a Structural Specialist for  Monticello Power Plant - Mt. Pleasant, TX:  Purdue University Indiana Task Force 1, one of FEMA’s twenty- Collapse investigation of six hundred-foot-  Bachelor of Science, eight nationwide urban search and rescue Civil Engineering, 1984 tall concrete chimney with brick liner teams.   Master of Science, Hamilton County Salt Barn - Carmel, IN;

Civil Engineering, 1985 Collapse investigation of timber trusses Mr. Bruns started his career with WJE as an  Indiana University, Kelley School during erection * intern at the Northbrook headquarters before of Business working full time in WJE’s Princeton and Dallas  Master of Business Disaster Response Administration, 1999 offices. Prior to rejoining WJE, he spent  Richmond Hills Explosion - Indianapolis, IN: twenty years working within the Indiana Structural inspections of multiple homes market and was responsible for starting and PRACTICE AREAS following natural gas explosion * developing an investigative engineering group  Reinforced Concrete Structures  Tornado Damage Investigations - Kokomo,  Structural Analysis for one of the largest A/E firms in Indiana. Nappanee, and Indianapolis, IN:  Failure Analysis During his tenure, this group grew to more Investigation of damage due to tornados *  Disaster Response than fifteen architects and engineers located  Hurricane Damage Assessments - NJ;  Repair and Rehabilitation in five states. Damage assessment for multiple hospitals  Prepurchase Surveys following Superstorm Sandy *  Litigation Consulting REPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS  IN Task Force 1 - Deployment for search and Reinforced Concrete Structures rescue support during Hurricanes Rita, Ike, REGISTRATIONS  The Ohio State University, Campus Parc - and Gustav *

 Professional Engineer in IL and IN Columbus, OH; Condition assessment and fifty-year capital reserve study for thirteen Prepurchase Surveys  San Melia Apartment Homes - Phoenix, AZ: PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS parking garages *  Prepurchase condition assessment and  American Concrete Institute - Multiple Prison Complexes - Central OH: five-year capital plan * Indiana Chapter, past president Condition assessment and capital reserve  Forest Rim Apartments - Tualatin, OR:  American Society of Civil study * Prepurchase condition assessment and Engineers  Amtrak Northeast Corridor and Commuter five-year capital plan *  International Concrete Repair Lines - Northeast U.S.: Investigation of early

Institute - Indiana Chapter, past deterioration of prestressed concrete Litigation Consulting president railroad ties  Apartment Community - Lafayette, IN:  Port Columbus Airport Parking Garage - Investigation of multimillion construction CONTACT Columbus, OH: Condition assessment and defect and design error claim * [email protected] repair recommendations for post-tensioned parking garage *  National Presbyterian Church - Washington, 317.510.3940 D.C.: Investigation of reported earthquake www.wje.com facade damage claim * * Indicates with previous firms

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Elliot Lachmayer, P.E., LEED AP - Senior Project Manager

Mr. Lachmayer has 40 years of experience in the building engineering industry as a project manager, planner, designer, and construction administrator. He also specializes in building studies for large, problematic systems. Mr. Lachmayer has an extensive portfolio of healthcare design and construction projects, having worked on major facility remodeling and new construction programs, as well as diagnostic equipment infrastructures including steam and chilled water production plants. He has experience with primary, secondary, and postsecondary schools, laboratories, industrial projects, and large commercial developments.

Education Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis BS, Mechanical Engineering Technology

Registration Registered Professional Engineer Indiana, Ohio LEED Accredited Professional

Affiliations American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) National Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE) National Fire Protection Association (NFPA)

Relevant City of Lafayette, Fire Stations #6 and #9 New Facilities, Lafayette, IN Experience City of Lafayette, Fire Stations #6 and #9 New Training Building, Lafayette, IN City of Lafayette, Fire Station #2, HVAC & Electrical Evaluations, Lafayette, IN City of Lafayette, City Hall HVAC Renovation, Lafayette, IN City of Delphi, Delphi Courthouse, Courtroom Humidity Study, Delphi, IN Pike Lumber Company, Steam and Condensate Study, Akron, IN IU Health Frankfort, MEP Systems Assessment, Frankfort, IN IU Health Methodist, Atrium HVAC Study, Indianapolis, IN IU Health Methodist, Kitchen Ventilation Heat Recovery Units Replacement, Indianapolis, IN IU Health Methodist, Operating Rooms Humidity Study, Indianapolis, IN IU Health Riley Hospital for Children, Central Sterile HVAC Improvements, Indianapolis, IN IU Health Riley Hospital for Children, Chilled Water and Steam Study, Indianapolis, IN IU Health Riley Hospital for Children, 2nd/3rd Floors HVAC Improvements Study, Indianapolis, IN IU Health University Hospital, AHU Study, Indianapolis, IN IU Health West Hospital, Day Early Learning Building MEP Assessment, Avon, IN Richmond State Hospital, MEP Assessment and New Utility Tunnel Project, Richmond, IN St. Elizabeth Hospital, Attic Condensation, Lafayette, IN Greatbatch Medical, Existing HVAC System Study, Indianapolis, IN

Applied Engineering Services SERVICE PROFILE WJE Multiple Building Assessments

SERVICES WJE routinely performs multiple-property assessments for a wide variety of  Multiple building surveys structures and clientele. The range of services provided for each project is tailored to meet client’s specific needs. Assessments are customized to survey properties at  Pre-purchase assessments the appropriate levels utilizing unique documentation and reporting tools. Project  Feasibility studies teams are comprised of WJE personnel or sub-consultants as needed to provide  Capital planning comprehensive studies encompassing a variety of disciplines.

 Disaster response  Maintenance plans

 Development of preservation WJE offers a high level of expertise to multiple building surveys guidelines based on our multidisciplinary experience and approach to repair  Accessibility surveys and rehabilitation projects.

The desire to provide clients with the efficient execution of assessments and surveys for a broad range properties resulted in the development of Plannotate, WJE’s proprietary iPad-based software. Plannotate streamlines the documentation and reporting process. The software is customized for each project based on client’s goals. Data gathered during inspections is captured in real time and enables clients to view progress and findings through web-based monitoring. Information is compiled in xml format that can be exported to many types of databases.

In addition, WJE maintains project-specific websites to collaboratively track the progress of the team, property locations, accounting information, and project documentation.

www.wje.com SERVICE PROFILE

WJE Multiple Building Assessments

REPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS  University of Chicago - Chicago, IL: Development of preservation guidelines for the University’s contemporary architecture

 St. Elizabeths West Campus - Washington, D.C.: Condition assessment and reports of sixty- nine historically significant buildings

 National Park Service: IDIQ contracts for nationwide structural investigation and seismic upgrades, and historic structures reports and cultural landscape reports in the Southeast region. Current work includes 480 mile inventory of structures, bridges, tunnels, and overlooks along the Blue Ridge Parkway

 Hurricane Sandy Damage Claims - Northeastern United States: Insurance inspection claims as well as safety assessments and final tag determinations per ATC-45 Safety Evaluation of Buildings after Wind Storms and Floods of 240 structures in New York’s five boroughs

 Hurricane Katrina Damage Claims - LA, MS, and AL: Inspection of commercial and residential properties to evaluate damage caused by wind and water

 Big Dig - State of Massachusetts: Safety investigation of all tunnel infrastructure within a three month period following the collapse of a portion of the precast concrete tunnel ceiling

 Metropolitan Museum of Art - New York, NY: More than three dozen discreet projects and numerous ‘on-call’ assignments ranging from full restoration and troubleshooting of leaks

 Hines-Owned Properties: Completion of more than two hundred investigations nationwide ranging from commercial buildings and mixed-use facilities to health care institutions and industrial warehousing

 Will County Rural Survey - Will County, IL: Township survey of historic farmsteads

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 Facade survey and condition Building owners and managers turn to WJE when they need a firm that fully assessment understands their building facade problems. WJE pioneered the practice of modern  Laboratory and field facade assessment and repair more than forty years ago. WJE’s work investigating durability and performance landmark facade failures, including New York City’s Woolworth Building in 1977 and testing Chicago’s Aon Center in 1988, positioned the firm as a global leader in the field.  Investigation and Today, WJE is recognized as a trusted resource for objective and technically sound remediation of uncontrolled facade assessment and repair design on both contemporary and historic structures. rainwater penetration

 Evaluation of thermal performance and One of the unique core strengths WJE brings to all of its work is condensation potential the technical depth and expertise available from the firm’s materials science group in the Jack R. Janney Technical Center  Structural analysis, nonlinear (JTC). More than sixty years of industry-sponsored, leading-edge finite element analysis, and research and laboratory testing for material durability and repair design performance provides WJE professionals with the in-house  Cost estimating and capital resources necessary to take a holistic approach to problem- reserve studies solving that is critical to developing comprehensive, cost- effective, and technically sound repair and restoration strategies  Pre-purchase/pre-sale for building facades of any age, material composition, or evaluation and condition construction type. The technical depth of the JTC and hands-on assessment approach to problem-solving that all of the company’s  Repair, rehabilitation, and re- professionals take in the field are both hallmarks of WJE, whether clad/over-clad of existing working from scaffolding or engaging the services of the structures professionally certified WJE Difficult Access Team to reach facade and domed surfaces that others consider impossible to reach.

Using state-of-the-art testing equipment and laboratory capabilities, WJE professionals have successfully diagnosed and solved problems in thousands of building facades.

www.wje.com SERVICE PROFILE Facade Assessment WJE

REPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS  888 O'Farrell Street - San Francisco, CA: Window and EIFS leakage investigation and repair design

 Amoco Building - Chicago, IL: Distressed marble panel investigation and granite re-clad design

 Blackstone Hotel - Chicago, IL: Hands-on evaluation and facade restoration

 Candler Building - Atlanta, GA: Marble and terra cotta facade investigation

 Harold Washington Social Security Center - Chicago, IL: Facade recladding design

 Hotel Palomar (Architects Building) - Philadelphia, PA: Exterior envelope repairs

 Mathematics Tower and Science and Engineering Library - Columbus, OH: Investigation and repair of brick cladding

 Miami-Dade County Courthouse - FL: Assessment and repair design of historic terra cotta facade

 New York Public Library - NY: Investigation and comprehensive exterior restoration

 Philadelphia Savings Fund Society Building - PA: Exterior survey and water leakage testing

 Washington Monument - Washington, D.C.: Facade assessment

 Washington State Legislative Building - Olympia: Exterior restoration and earthquake repair

 Visual inspections and The success of any roofing or waterproofing system depends on well-conceived and condition surveys constructed details. Whether the structure has a low- or steep-slope roof system, a  Roof asset studies plaza deck with various hardscape elements and water features, or a below-grade  Failure and damage foundation system in variable soil conditions under hydrostatic pressure, the investigations selection of the right product and its detailing in the context of the project  Design of roofs and application is of paramount importance. Attention to even the smallest detail can waterproofing systems for dramatically impact the performance of a roofing or waterproofing system. new buildings  Commissioning services WJE’s roofing and waterproofing experts have reviewed  Contract documents thousands of system failures and have an intimate knowledge of a wide range of roofing systems—from historic clay tile to the  Field observation during latest in green roofs and sustainable design, to plaza decks, and construction foundation waterproofing systems in positive and negative side  Wind uplift testing applications.  Laboratory analysis and testing Building owners know the importance of a water-tight structure. WJE roofing and waterproofing professionals provide a holistic  Infrared camera and approach to each project by addressing the roofing or capacitance meter moisture waterproofing system, the supporting structure, and integration surveys details that tie-in with enclosing or perimeter elements.  Electronic integrity testing WJE’s commitment to every project carries through the  Roof management programs Construction phase. WJE’s roofing and waterproofing  professionals work hand-in-hand with contractors to ensure design concepts are met and the building and its contents are protected from the devastating effects of water.

www.wje.com SERVICE PROFILE Roofing and Waterproofing WJE

REPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS  California State Capitol - Sacramento: Re-roofing design and consulting

 Candler Building - Atlanta, GA: Roof replacement design

 Continental Airlines Terminal - Newark, NJ: Roofing assessment

 Denver Art Museum’s Frederic C. Hamilton Building - CO: Consulting and repair design for water leakage at skylights and atrium roof

 Grove Park Inn Resort and Spa - Asheville, NC: Clay tile roof replacement

 Halekulani Hotel - Honolulu, HI: Roof investigation

 Hilton Waikiki Prince Kuhio Hotel - Honolulu, HI: Roofing replacement design for tower

 John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts - Washington, D.C.: Investigation and rehabilitation design for roofs and plaza areas

 Lake Point Tower - Chicago, IL: Roof replacement design

 Lyndon Baines Johnson Library and Museum - Austin, TX: Plaza assessment and restoration design

 Minneapolis Central Library - Minneapolis, MN: Icicle formation investigation

 National September 11 Memorial & Museum - New York, NY: Waterproofing consulting

 Quicken Loans Arena - Cleveland, OH: Roofing condition assessment

677 ALA MOANA BUILDING ELIZABETH CONDOMINIUM Honolulu, HI Chevy Chase, MD  Concrete spall repairs  Fenestration replacement design

900 BISCAYNE BOULEVARD ENERGY SCIENCES BUILDING Miami, FL Argonne, IL  Stucco failure assessment  Building envelope commissioning, water leakage testing, and construction observation services AON BUILDING (FORMERLY AMOCO BUILDING) Chicago, IL EXPEDITION STATION  Performed investigation to determine the cause of marble Snowshoe, WV cracking and distress  Investigation of water infiltration through windows and cladding  Material durability study and design of stone recladding system FENN TOWER BAPTIST HEALTH MEDICAL CENTER Cleveland, OH Little Rock, AR  Stabilization and repair design for outlooks and ornamental  Building cladding and stabilization consulting facade element

BELLEVUE PACIFIC TOWER FIRST NATIONAL BANK Bellevue, WA Richmond, VA  Building envelope condition survey and leakage investigation  Evaluation of exterior wall system

BEVERLY WILSHIRE HOTEL FLOOD BUILDING Beverly Hills, CA San Francisco, CA  Design and development of facade and balcony repairs  Restoration of stone and masonry facade

BOOK-CADILLAC HOTEL GEISINGER HOSPITAL FOR ADVANCED MEDICINE Detroit, MI Danville, PA  Facade evaluation of 1,200-room hotel constructed in the 1920s  Review of condensation/metal panel issues

BOSTON COLLEGE, MCGUINN HALL GROUP HEALTH OLYMPIA Chestnut Hill, MA Olympia, WA  Study of stone and concrete facade  Building envelope condition survey

CALIFORNIA STATE BAR HAIRPIN LOFTS San Francisco, CA Chicago, IL  Exterior wall cladding investigation  Facade restoration

CHESAPEAKE BAY FOUNDATION HARD ROCK HOTEL Annapolis, MD Chicago, IL  Provided recommendations for the use of alternative repair  Developed drawings and specifications for restoration of the materials facades, including replacing damaged terra cotta units

CHICAGO CITY HALL HARVARD ART MUSEUMS Chicago, IL Cambridge, MA  Critical facade inspection and life safety evaluation  Building enclosure commissioning

CHICAGO DEPARTMENT OF WATER MANAGEMENT HART SENATE OFFICE BUILDING Chicago, IL Washington, D.C.  Facade analysis of ten different pumping stations located  Exterior envelope study and repair throughout Chicago ranging in age from 50 to over 100 years old HOLLYWOOD CASINO DESERET BUILDING Toledo, OH Salt Lake City, UT  EIFS investigation  Terra cotta repairs

EXPERIENCE LIST WJE Facade Assessment Projects

IMF HEADQUARTERS MACY’S ON STATE STREET Washington, D.C. Chicago, IL  Window restoration  Critical facade inspection

JESSE H. JONES HALL FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS MANHATTANVILLE BUS DEPOT Houston, TX New York, NY  Designed and implemented in-place repairs and select  Investigation of masonry facade replacement of stone panels, including the installation of a new cladding support system at the spandrel level MARYLAND GENERAL HOSPITAL Baltimore, MD JOHN F. KENNEDY CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS  Masonry facade distress evaluation Washington, D.C.  Designed repairs for building envelope, including walls and MERCY HOSPITAL, FORE RIVER CAMPUS roofing Portland, ME  Leak investigation LAFAYETTE BUILDING Philadelphia, PA METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE  Exterior envelope restoration New York, NY  Travertine facade investigation LANDMARK CENTER Boston, MA MIAMI DADE COUNTY COURTHOUSE  Building envelope rehabilitation Miami, FL  Investigated the cause of distress to terra cotta facade and LEE COUNTY COURTHOUSE developed a repair approach to preserve the original aesthetics Giddings, TX  Assessment and recommendations for repair of historic facade MINNESOTA STATE CAPITOL St. Paul, MN LINCOLN CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS  Condition assessment and repair of marble facade New York, NY  Assessed condition of travertine and recommended repairs NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY  Removed spalled or severely cracked sections of stone and New York, NY replaced with new travertine to match the original  Provided investigation, design, and construction-related services in support of a comprehensive building envelope restoration LOS ANGELES COUNTY HALL OF JUSTICE Los Angeles, CA ONE CNN CENTER  Envelope investigation, repair design, and construction period Atlanta, GA services  Limestone cladding inspection

LOS ANGELES COUNTY MUSEUM OF ART WEST NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY BUILDINGS Los Angeles, CA Washington, D.C.  Stone testing and evaluation  Facade assessment

LYNDON BAINES JOHNSON STATE OFFICE BUILDING NEBRASKA STATE CAPITOL Austin, TX Lincoln, NE  Assessment and repair design related to facade distress  Facade consulting for comprehensive capital renovation

METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART New York, NY  Developed and implemented a coordinated facade evaluation and restoration effort appropriate for the museum's historic architecture and materials

EXPERIENCE LIST WJE Facade Assessment Projects

OHIO AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CENTER SIEBENS BUILDING Wooster, OH Rochester, MN  Building envelope assessment of multiple buildings  Exterior inspection and repair details

OKLAHOMA JUDICIAL CENTER STERICK BUILDING Oklahoma City, OK Memphis, TN  Limestone cornice investigation  Facade investigation and stabilization repair

OLYMPIA BUILDING TEMPLE UNIVERSITY STUDENT RESIDENCES Miami, FL Philadelphia, PA  Terra cotta facade review  Curtain wall investigation

ON LEONG MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION BUILDING TEXACO BUILDINGS Chicago, IL Houston, TX  Partial facade restoration  Exterior wall consulting

OWENSBORO MEDICAL HEALTH SYSTEM HOSPITAL TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY, HARTE RESEARCH CENTER Owensboro, KY Corpus Christi, TX  Building enclosure commissioning  Facade assessment

POLICE TRAINING ACADEMY THE FAIRMONT CHICAGO Hyde Park, MA Chicago, IL  Building envelope renovations  Granite panel repair design and ongoing inspection

PRENTICE WOMEN’S HOSPITAL TRIBUNE TOWER Chicago, IL Chicago, IL  Facade inspection and repair  Critical facade inspection

RANDOLPH TOWER CITY APARTMENTS UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT, STARR HALL Chicago, IL Hartford, CT  Facade restoration  Exterior restoration

REVEL CASINO VIRGINIA GOVERNOR’S MANSION Atlantic City, NJ Richmond, VA  Glass damage consultation  Phased restoration of historic masonry facade

ROBERT A. YOUNG FEDERAL BUILDING WAIKIKI SUNSET St. Louis, MO Honolulu, HI  Comprehensive facade restoration  Facade repairs

ROSE THEATER WOOLWORTH BUILDING Omaha, NE New York, NY  Terra cotta facade investigation and repair  Comprehensive terra cotta restoration of historic landmark

S. H. KRESS & CO. BUILDING UNITED STATES INSTITUTE FOR PEACE San Antonio, TX Washington, D.C.  Building envelope assessment  Building enclosure commissioning

SEARS CROSSTOWN YALE UNIVERSITY Memphis, TN New Haven, CT  Exterior condition survey and repair recommendations  Assessment and repair design for facades of multiple buildings on campus SETON HALL UNIVERSITY South Orange, NJ  Investigation of limestone cladding cracks

EXPERIENCE LIST WJE Masonry Projects

100TH STREET BUS DEPOT FANEUIL HALL MARKETPLACE New York, NY Boston, MA  Masonry collapse investigation  Moisture intrusion and repair recommendations  Roof and masonry leakage investigation 1855 FOLSOM San Francisco, CA FBI ACADEMY BUILDINGS  Brick veneer, concrete, and masonry investigation, seismic Quantico, VA evaluation  Exterior masonry investigation

ANHEUSER-BUSCH NEWARK BREWERY FIRST PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Newark, NJ Lincoln, NE  Masonry investigation  Evaluation of cracking in exterior masonry walls at organ towers

BATTELL CHAPEL FORT CUSTER New Haven, CT Augusta, MI  High elevation exterior masonry and slate roofing repairs  Investigate masonry problems  Litigation BLACKSTONE HOTEL Chicago, IL GLAXO-SMITH-KLINE COLLEGE CAMPUS  Masonry facade restoration Collegeville, PA  Masonry assessment BON SECOURS HOSPITAL Grosse Pointe, MI GOLFVIEW DEVELOPMENTAL CENTER  Masonry repairs Des Plaines, IL  Evaluation of CMU masonry cracking BRC AT BAYVIEW Baltimore, MD HARMON COVE TOWERS  Brick masonry collapse investigation and emergency response Secaucus, NJ services  Investigation of water leakage problems at high rise brick masonry building B.W. PICKETT EQUINE CENTER Fort Collins, CO HAROLD WASHINGTON PUBLIC LIBRARY  Investigation of masonry wall cracking Chicago, IL  Brick masonry and stone repairs CENTENNIAL COMPLEX Laramie, WY HILLCREST TOWERS SENIOR CENTER  Masonry walls and roofing investigation Fayetteville, AR  Masonry investigation CITY OF LONE TREE Lone Tree, CO HOLY NAME CATHEDRAL  Investigation of brick deterioration on masonry fence Chicago, IL  Review of depositions and discussions with attorneys  Masonry modifications

DEAL LAKE TOWER HOTEL CHISCA Asbury Park, NJ Memphis, TN  Brick masonry facade and balcony condition assessment  Condition survey and repair design for historic masonry building

ERNEST COCKRELL JR. HALL HUNTINGTON HOTEL Austin, TX San Francisco, CA  Masonry investigation  Masonry repairs

HUNTSVILLE PRISON Huntsville, AL  Masonry wall evaluation

EXPERIENCE LIST WJE Masonry Projects

JESSE BROWN VA MEDICAL CENTER BUILDING SALVATION ARMY RAILTON Chicago, IL St. Louis, MO  Investigate masonry and concrete cracking  Masonry facade stabilization

KING COUNTY COURTHOUSE SPELMAN COLLEGE, SISTERS CHAPEL Seattle, WA Atlanta, GA  Masonry cladding rehabilitation documents  Masonry and plaster evaluation

LAKE POINT TOWER SWEDISH HEALTH - CHERRY HILL EAST TOWER Chicago, IL Seattle, WA  Masonry repairs to the base building  Facade and masonry repair design services

MANHATTANVILLE BUS DEPOT TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY New York, NY Lubbock, TX  Investigation of masonry facade  Architectural building masonry distress and leakage

MEDICAL CENTER OF THE ROCKIES TRIAD CENTER Loveland, CO Salt Lake City, UT  Masonry investigation at curtain wall perimeter  Masonry distress and plaza leakage investigation and repair MINNESOTA POWER - BOSWELL ENERGY CENTER Cohasset, MN UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT  Laboratory studies of masonry cores Storrs, CT  South campus masonry repairs for Wilson, Rosebrooks, Snow NORFOLK STATE UNIVERSITY Halls Norfolk, VA  Investigation of displaced brick masonry UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN EAST HALL, BUILDING # 166 Ann Arbor, MI OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY MATH TOWER  Investigation and repair of masonry cornice Columbus, OH  Consulting for repair design of distressed masonry facades VIDA NUEVA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Chicago, IL OLD SOUTH CHURCH  Investigation of masonry wall and bow string truss Boston, MA  Masonry facade restoration and construction period services WASHINGTON SQUARE BUILDING Washington, D.C. ORTHOPEDIC ASSOCIATES  Evaluation of exterior masonry walls Flower Mound, TX  Investigation of efflorescence on brick masonry facade and WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY IN ST. LOUIS - KNIGHT CENTER litigation support St. Louis, MO  Exterior masonry investigation Q CENTER BUILDING St. Charles, IL WESTERN CONNECTICUT STATE UNIVERSITY  Drawings for sealant and masonry repairs for Building 01, Danbury, CT Building B and Fox River Ballroom  Higgins Hall roofing and masonry facade assessment

ROBERT A. YOUNG FEDERAL BUILDING YALE UNIVERSITY, DURFEE HALL St. Louis, MO New Haven, CT  Envelope design phase  Masonry investigation, repair, and rehabilitation services

RUPERT, FRANKLIN & LINCOLN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Pottstown, PA  Investigation of exterior masonry, flashing, and roofing

EXPERIENCE LIST WJE City Hall Projects

ARDEN HILLS CITY HALL MANCHESTER CITY HALL Arden Hills, MN Manchester, NH  Construction administration services  Durability testing

ASHEVILLE CITY HALL MOBILE CITY HALL Asheville, NC Mobile, AL  Masonry wall consultation  Building leakage investigation and masonry condition assessment

ATASCADERO CITY HALL NEW YORK CITY CITY HALL Atascadero, CA New York, NY  Construction administration for repairs  Engineering services for renovation

AUSTIN CITY HALL OAKLAND CITY HALL Austin, TX Oakland, CA  Assessment of grout in post-tensioning duct  Peer review

BAY CITY CITY HALL OLD CITY HALL Bay City, MI Fort Wayne, IN  Structural damage assessment due to fire  Mortar evaluation

BEE CAVES CITY HALL OLD HAYWARD CITY HALL Bee Caves, TX Hayward, CA  Professional services  Structural peer review of seismic strengthening

BERKELEY OLD CITY HALL PHILADELPHIA CITY HALL PLAZA Berkeley, CA Philadelphia, PA  Structural and seismic investigation  Investigation of settlement/displacement surrounding Baldwin statue CHICAGO CITY HALL Chicago, IL RICHMOND CITY HALL  Davit design and testing, critical facade inspection Richmond, VA  Facade investigation CLEVELAND CITY HALL Cleveland, OH ROCHESTER CITY HALL  Evaluate effects of settlement Rochester, NY  Survey, investigation, and material studies DALLAS CITY HALL Dallas, TX SAN FRANCISCO CITY HALL  Petrographic study and color matching of existing architectural San Francisco, CA concrete  Dome investigation

KISSIMMEE CITY HALL ST. CLOUD CITY HALL Kissimmee, FL St. Cloud, MN  Evaluation of construction defects  Investigation of alleged building distress

LOS ANGELES CITY HALL Los Angeles, CA  Phase II evaluation

MILWAUKEE CITY HALL Milwaukee, WI  Investigation of masonry facade, construction period services, and litigation support

EXPERIENCE LIST WJE Government Projects

17TH STREET EMPIRE STATE PLAZA Atlanta, GA Albany, NY  Failure investigation of ornamental canopy bridge  Petrographic studies of two plaza samples exposed aggregate topping slabs, comparative studies, surface deterioration AURORA JUSTICE CENTER PLAZA Aurora, CO EMBASSY OF THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY  Plaza replacement design Washington, D.C.  Evaluation of paint coating system BACHELOR ENLISTED QUARTERS Charleston, SC FEDERAL BUILDING, U.S. COURTHOUSE  Water leakage investigation Muskogee, OK  Petrographic studies of historical mortars BURBANK POLICE AND FIRE FACILITY Burbank, CA FEDERAL OFFICE BUILDING  Investigation of floor coating failure and potential for ASR Albuquerque, NM distress to jail floor slab  Evaluation of redesigned main entry

CENTENNIAL OFFICE BUILDING FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF SAN FRANCISCO St. Paul, MN Phoenix, AZ  Investigation of exterior building envelope  Roof investigation and replacement

CENTER FOR DISEASE CONTROL, BUILDING 18 FORE RIVER BRIDGE Atlanta, GA Quincy, MA  Evaluation of concrete floor slabs and CMU walls  Mediation assistance

CHICAGO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION HAWAII DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Chicago, IL Honolulu, HI  Pin and link replacement for twenty-three bridges  Miscellaneous improvements to HI DOT airports  Preparation of rehabilitation documents HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES BUILDING COINDRE HALL BOATHOUSE Rockville, MD Huntington, NY  Exterior enclosure design review  Exterior envelope and structure assessment HILYARD COMMUNITY CENTER COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG Eugene, OR Williamsburg, VA  Water leakage investigation  ADA studies HUNTINGTON PARK GARAGE Cleveland, OH DADE COUNTY COURTHOUSE  Architectural engineering services Miami, FL  Facade inspection I-20/55 PEARL RIVER Jackson, MS DALEY CENTER  Bridge inspection and fatigue retrofit installation Chicago, IL  Inspection openings and investigation of water staining and I-129 BRIDGE leakage in Clark Street tunnels Sioux City, IA  Development of retrofit details DECKER LAKE POWER PLANT Boston, MA I-435 MISSOURI BRIDGE  Structural failure investigation and litigation support services Kansas City, MO solar array frame  Fracture critical examination, instrumentation, and retrofit

EXPERIENCE LIST WJE Government Projects

ILLINOIS STATE CAPITOL SEAHOLM PUMP STATION Springfield, IL Austin, TX  Continuation of historic structure report  Assessment and evaluation of sump pump vault adjacent to Seaholm electrical substation INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION IN SEASIDE SANATORIUM  On-call fracture critical and pin and hanger bridge inspection Waterford, CT  Fracture critical inspection, bridge inspection, ultrasonic  Exterior envelope condition assessment inspection SEATTLE PUBLIC UTILITIES WATER RESERVOIR JACK RUSSELL LIBRARY Seattle, WA Hartford, WI  Evaluation of tank leaks and consulting services  Design and construction period services for roof replacement project SOUTH DAKOTA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Rapid City Region, SD LEO FRIGO BRIDGE  Lighting and signal pole inventory inspection Green Bay, WI  Specialty engineering services for longitudinal pier engagement STERICK BUILDING Memphis, TN MARIO UMANA MIDDLE SCHOOL ACADEMY  Facade investigation and stabilization repair East Boston, MA  Roofing replacement SUNY FREDONIA TOWNHOUSE RESIDENCE HALL Fredonia, NY MIDDLESEX COUNTY COURTHOUSE  Investigation of poor thermal performance of residential Saluda, VA dormitories  Water infiltration evaluation UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF STATE MILWAUKEE CITY HALL Worldwide Milwaukee, WI  Seismic engineering services for diplomatic facilities  Monitoring building and structure movement VETERANS AFFAIRS OUTPATIENT CLINIC MINNEAPOLIS CITY HALL Anchorage, AK Minneapolis, MN  Produce project specific drawings, details, and technical  Investigation of clock faces specifications

NASA BUILDING NO. 13 WAHIAWA BOTANICAL GARDEN FOOTBRIDGE Clear Lake, TX Wahiawa, HI  Survey and roof design  Structural restoration

NAVAL HOME WALLER CREEK TUNNEL Philadelphia, PA Austin, TX  Fire damage investigation  Investigation of depth of reinforcement

NEBRASKA STATE CAPITOL WATER TREATMENT PLANT Lincoln, NE Hialeah, FL  Investigation of gilding on dome  Vibration/seismic risk assessment

NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF BUILDINGS WEXFORD COUNTY New York, NY Boone, MI  Emergency engineering services related to superstorm sandy  New office building design

OREGON DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Salem, OR  Fatigue inspection, assessment, and retrofit to highway bridges

PROJECT PROFILE Seminole County Sheriff’s Office WJE Building Envelope Assessment and Repair Design | Sanford, FL

CLIENT Shortly after this multipurpose facility opened in 1998, it began to experience moisture Seminole County infiltration, climate control problems, and blisters in the roofing membrane. The county retained WJE to investigate the problems with the facade and roofing systems and to work with BACKGROUND mechanical and environmental contractors to address all of the building’s envelope and climate The Seminole County Sheriff’s control issues—all without interrupting the facility’s key operations. Office and Department of Public Safety Building houses the sheriff’s office, emergency management center, 911 call center, and crime SOLUTION scene investigation laboratories. WJE performed a comprehensive investigation and condition assessment The building varies from one- to of the building envelope that included water testing, roof pull-up testing, three -stories tall. The structural and multiple exploratory openings to confirm key details of the as-built system is a concrete frame, and construction. Using the results of this detailed investigation, WJE the building facade is clad with a developed repair details and specifications to address the moisture and brick masonry veneer. air infiltration issues. Repairs addressing problems with the roof membrane, facade flashing, and cavity walls were implemented with minimal disruption of facility operations.

www.wje.com PROJECT PROFILE Victory Field WJE Roof Assessment | Indianapolis, IN

CLIENT At the request of the Capitol Improvement Board of Managers of Marion County, Indiana (CIB), Capital Improvement Board of WJE completed an assessment of the roof areas for Victory Field in Indianapolis, Indiana. The Managers for Marion County, assessment was requested to assist in developing capital budgeting for Victory Field. Indiana

BACKGROUND Completed in 1996, Victory Field serves as the primary venue for the Indianapolis Indians AAA SOLUTION baseball team. The roofing The roofing assessment at Victory Field was performed with the use of systems typically consist of nondestructive testing methods, including capacitance testing, to mechanically attached PVC roofing identify areas of possible deficiencies and performance issues in the membrane over metal deck at ten existing roofing system. Investigative openings were also made to of the eleven roof areas at Victory identify the existing roof system components and verify the Field. The eleventh roof area nondestructive testing results. consists of fully adhered PVC membrane. Findings from WJE’s investigation were utilized to develop a phased roofing maintenance and replacement plan based on the existing conditions and the expected useful life remaining at the eleven roof areas that exist on the building.

www.wje.com PROJECT PROFILE Washington Park Zoo WJE Condition Assessment | Michigan City, IN

CLIENT As part of a capital study of the maintenance needs for Washington Park, WJE teamed with KW KW Garner Consulting and the Garner Consulting, to complete a condition assessment of the Observation Tower, Rotary Michigan City Redevelopment Castle, Monkey House, and Barn buildings. The purpose of the assessments was to provide the Commission Michigan City Redevelopment Commission with a summary of existing conditions and the recommended repairs and improvements to the buildings for capital budgeting. BACKGROUND Listed as a historic district on the national register for historic places, Washington Park is home SOLUTION to the Washington Park Zoo and In collaboration with KW Garner Consulting, WJE’s team completed multiple buildings constructed as assessments of the buildings within a one-day site visit. WJE’s evaluation part of the Works Progress consisted of visual observations from grade, roofs, and some challenging Administration (WPA). The attic spaces within the buildings. buildings on the property include Findings from previous evaluations that WJE performed and construction the Observation Tower, Rotary documents from previous repair campaigns designed by others were Castle, Monkey House, and Barn. reviewed to understand the relative rate of deterioration as well as to The construction of each building determine what repairs may not be performing well. From the document occurred during the 1930s and review, WJE was able to determine that mortar materials specified for consists largely of brick and stone repairs by others were not advisable and corroborated observations of masonry construction. deteriorated conditions.

Findings were summarized in an organized report with budgetary cost

estimates developed based on WJE’s previous experience with similar

repairs and advice from WJE’s network of specialty repair contractors.

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APPENDIX B - WJE TERMS AND CONDITIONS

WJE Terms and Conditions for Professional Services V2NAT Page 1 of 2

Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc. or WJE Engineers & Architects, P.C. (WJE) has been requested to perform certain professional and other services. The parties agree that these services shall be performed under the following Terms and Conditions, and that Client’s acceptance of WJE’s proposal or its direction for WJE to commence any services constitutes acceptance of these Terms.

1. Independent Contractor. WJE is an independent contractor, an expense service fee. WJE equipment used in field or laboratory and all persons employed to furnish services hereunder are work is billed at WJE’s equipment usage rate schedule in effect at employees of WJE or its subcontractors/subconsultants and not of the time the work is performed, subject to adjustment for minimum the Client. WJE and Client agree to be solely responsible for or extended usage. Portal-to-portal equipment usage rates are compliance with all federal, state, and local laws, rules and comparable to prevailing commercial rental rates (if available). regulations, and ordinances that apply to their own respective Billing rates may be increased annually. Any subcontracted service employees. will be billed at cost plus 10 percent providing the subcontract firm has in place adequate insurance coverage determined by WJE; 2. Performance. The standard of care for all professional services otherwise, the cost will be marked up 20 percent and invoiced as performed or furnished by WJE will be the skill and care ordinarily an expense service fee. Client agrees to pay WJE’s then-current used by members of WJE’s professions performing similar services time charges, attorneys’ fees, and other expenses resulting from and practicing under similar circumstances at the same time and in required attendance at depositions, administrative proceedings, or the same locality. WJE makes no guarantees or warranties, responding to subpoenas or court orders relating to the Project, but express or implied, with regard to the performance of its services. not for such expenses attributed to WJE’s negligent performance WJE shall not have control over or be in charge of and shall not be of its services. responsible for construction means, methods, techniques, sequences or procedures or for construction safety precautions Payment for WJE’s services is expected in full in US dollars upon and programs since these are the responsibilities of others. WJE receipt of the invoice. Invoices more than 30 days past due are agrees to perform its services in as timely a manner as is consistent subject to a 2% interest charge per month (but no more than the with the professional standard of care and to comply with maximum extent allowed by law) compounded annually and any applicable laws, regulations, codes and standards that relate to related attorneys’ fees and collection expenses. WJE reserves the WJE’s services and that are in effect as of the date when the right to suspend its services if the Client fails to make payment services are provided. Client agrees that no claim may be brought when due. In such an event, WJE shall have no liability to the Client against any WJE employee individually for any claim involving for delay or damage caused the Client because of such performance of services. suspension.

3. Client Duties. In order for WJE to perform the services 6. Termination. Both the Client and WJE have the right to requested, the Client shall, at no expense to WJE, (1) provide all terminate WJE’s services for convenience upon seven calendar necessary information regarding Client’s requirements as days’ written notice to the other party. In the event the Client necessary for the orderly progress of the work; (2) designate a terminates without cause, WJE shall be entitled to compensation person to act as Client’s representative for the services who shall for its services and expenses up to the time of such notification, have the authority to transmit instructions, receive instructions and including fees for any transition services, and shall have no liability information, and interpret and define Client’s policies and requests for delay or damage to Client because of such termination. for WJE’s services; and (3) provide access to and make all provisions for WJE to enter, without cost, limitation, or burden to 7. Reports, Drawings, and Work Product. WJE retains WJE, the specific property as required to perform the work, ownership of reports, drawings, specifications, test data, including the use of scaffolds or similar mechanical equipment. techniques, photographs, letters, notes, and other work product, WJE is entitled to rely upon the information and services provided including those in electronic form, it has created. These documents by the Client. or parts thereof may not be reproduced or used by the Client for any purpose other than the purpose for which they were prepared, 4. Safety. Field work will be performed only under conditions including, but not limited to, use on other projects or future deemed safe by WJE personnel. Charges may be made for safety modifications to this Project, without the prior written consent of or security measures required by hazardous job conditions that WJE. Upon request, WJE will provide Client with a copy of WJE may encounter. Client understands that WJE is only documentation for information and reference purposes and bill for responsible for the safety of its own employees and those of its such reproduction in accordance with Paragraph 5 above. Any subconsultants and is not responsible for the safety of other unauthorized use of WJE’s work product shall be at the Client’s persons or property. sole risk and Client shall indemnify WJE for any liability or legal exposure to WJE. To the extent WJE terminates its services due 5. Compensation and Expenses. Client agrees to pay for WJE’s to non-payment of fees by Client, Client shall not be entitled to use requested services in accordance with WJE’s standard hourly rate the documents described herein for any purpose whatsoever. schedule or negotiated fee. Charges generally will be billed in monthly intervals with applicable taxes included. Travel, 8. Environmental Hazards. Client acknowledges that WJE’s subsistence, and expenses incurred; communications; services do not include the detection, investigation, evaluation, or reproduction; and shipping charges will be billed at cost plus 5 abatement of environmental conditions that WJE may encounter, percent and invoiced as an expense service fee. Use of vehicles such as mold, lead, asbestos, PCBs, hazardous substances, or will be billed at $0.60 per mile. Expended materials for field and toxic materials that may be present in buildings and structures laboratory work, rental equipment, and any fees advanced on involved in this Project. The Client agrees to defend, indemnify, and Client’s behalf will be billed at cost plus 10 percent and invoiced as hold WJE harmless from any claims relating to the actual or alleged WJE Terms and Conditions for Professional Services V2NAT Page 2 of 2 existence or discharge of such materials through no fault of WJE’s including but not limited to, negligence, strict liability, indemnity or employees. WJE reserves the right to suspend its services, without breach of contract shall not exceed an amount equal to the liability for consequential or any other damages, if it has reason to proceeds obligated to be paid under WJE’s applicable insurance believe that its employees may be exposed to hazardous materials policy for such claims. If, for any reason, the applicable insurance and will notify the Client in such event. policy does not provide coverage for any particular claim described herein, then the liability amount shall not exceed WJE’s fees for the 9. Dispute Resolution. Prior to the initiation of any legal services performed hereunder. proceedings (except for WJE initiated claims for nonpayment for services), WJE and the Client agree to submit all claims, disputes, In no event shall WJE be liable in contract, tort, strict liability, or controversies arising out of or in relation to the services provided warranty or otherwise, for any special, incidental or consequential by WJE to mediation. Such mediation shall be conducted under the damages, such as, but not limited to, delay, disruption, loss of auspices of the American Arbitration Association or such other product, loss of anticipated profits or revenue, loss of use of mediation service or mediator upon which the parties agree. Client equipment or system, non-operation or increased expense of consents to suit for nonpayment in the state courts of Illinois. operation of other equipment or systems, cost of capital, or cost of purchase or replacement equipment systems or power. 10. Successors and Assigns. These Terms shall be binding upon Client and WJE and their respective successors, assigns and legal 14. Third-Party Beneficiaries. Nothing contained in these Terms representatives. Neither party may assign, subcontract, or shall create a contractual relationship with, or a cause of action in otherwise delegate its responsibilities without the prior consent of favor of, a third party against either the Client or WJE. WJE’s the other party, which consent shall not be unreasonably withheld. services hereunder are being performed solely for the benefit of the Additionally, in no instance shall this paragraph be interpreted to Client, and no other entity shall have any claim against WJE create any rights in any third party. because of these Terms or WJE’s performance or non- performance of services hereunder. 11. Insurance. WJE maintains commercial general liability, automobile, workers’ compensation, and employers’ liability and 15. Laboratory or Material Testing Services. Material samples professional liability coverages under policies written by national not consumed in WJE’s work will be discarded 60 days after insurance carriers rated by the A.M. Best Company, evidence of completion of the project unless the Client requests other which will be provided upon request. Special endorsements are not disposition in writing. WJE cannot be responsible for material after allowed. No waiver of subrogation is allowed on WJE’s professional 60 days and Client shall inform WJE in writing how to dispose of liability policy. Upon written request, WJE agrees to name the the samples. WJE will exercise reasonable care in safeguarding Client as an additional insured to the commercial general liability materials, records, or equipment, but disclaims any liability for loss and automobile coverages. Any request to add other parties as or damage. Rates for sample storage will vary by sample size but additional insureds must be made in writing and is subject to certain in no event will sample charges be less than $270 per year accruing limitations. All policies are subject to annual renewal. Excess upon the 61st day of storage and annually thereafter. Failure to pay coverage is available for exposures over primary policy limits for underlying services or storage constitutes permission to dispose except for professional liability. of all samples held by WJE.

12. Indemnity. To the fullest extent permitted by law, Client and Any testing done on materials or products shall not prevent WJE WJE each agree to indemnify and hold the other harmless, and from any services involving Client’s materials or products in the their respective agents, officers and employees, from and against built world. WJE shall have no liability to third parties for any liability for all direct claims, losses, damages, and expenses, products or materials developed from WJE’s services. WJE’s including reasonable attorneys’ fees, to the extent such claims, reports, trademarks or other property shall not be used to indicate losses, damages, or expenses are for bodily injury, sickness, endorsement of any material or product. disease, death, or property damage and to the extent they are caused by the negligent acts, errors, or omissions of the 16. Entire Agreement. These Terms together with any written indemnifying party, and/or the indemnifying party’s agents, officers, proposal shall constitute the entire understanding of the parties employees, independent contractors, or subcontractors of any tier. concerning the Project and supersede all prior negotiations and In the event such claims, losses, damages, or expenses are written agreements between them, and any amendment or caused by the joint or concurrent negligence of Client and WJE, or modification to either WJE’s proposal or these Terms may be made their respective agents, officers, employees, independent only by a written instrument expressly stated to be an amendment contractors, or subcontractors of any tier, they shall be borne by and signed by WJE. each party in proportion to that negligence. 17. Severability. If any provisions of these Terms, or portions 13. Agreed Remedy. To the fullest extent permitted by law, the thereof, are determined to be unenforceable, the remainder shall total liability, in the aggregate, of WJE and WJE’s officers, directors, not be affected thereby and each remaining provision or portion employees, agents, and consultants to Client and anyone claiming thereof shall continue to be valid and effective and shall be by, through, or under Client, for any and all injuries, claims, losses, enforceable to the fullest extent permitted by law. expenses, or damages, including, without limitation, attorneys’ fees, arising out of or in any way related to WJE’s services, the Copyright 2017 Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc. Project, or these Terms, from any cause or causes whatsoever,