TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Title Page

2. Table of Contents

3. Letter of Transmittal

4. Qualifications Statement

5. Scope of Services

6. Staffing Plan

7. Resumes

8. Consultants

9. Specialized Expertise

10. Project Management

11. Litigation

12. Similar Projects

13. Schedule of Fees

14. Appendix A Consultant Bios, Resumes and References B Project Tear-out Sheets C References D 2013 Billable Rates and Reimbursables E Licenses F Sample Insurance Certificates G Firm Awards

15. Project Approach and Understanding of the Work

16. Town Forms Form 1 – Submission Form Form 2 – Acknowledgement Form Form 3 – Proposal Checklist

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QUALIFICATION STATEMENT

Capital Studio Architects LLC, which began in 1998 by David G. Holmes and Patrick A. Mancuso, has served numerous municipalities throughout the state of Connecticut on various project types and sizes. We’ve worked with departments of public safety, planning and development, public works and parks and recreation, among others, to enhance the communities they serve and create better experiences for their residents.

With over 25 years of service to many of the municipalities in Connecticut, we’ve met the challenges set forth by our clients by producing thoughtful and responsible Architecture with a “hands on” approach. One, or both partners actively participate in all phases of projects and execute many of the duties required to complete the project, such as project organization, design consideration, document production and coordination and administration. It is this system that allows us to be competitive with our fees as well as deliver the work in a timely manner and within budget.

Some of the municipal projects we are working on, or have completed give us the required experience we need to make the Town of Ledyard’s new Police Department a great success. Currently we are working with the Town of North Haven to make improvements to their Police Department Facility. In the past we’ve worked with the Town of East Hartford Police Department in the design and construction documents of their 80,000 sf Public Safety Complex.

It is our experience providing towns, such as the Town of Ledyard, with fully encompassing services that guide them through every aspect of the project.

A list of Municipal Projects we’ve been contracted to complete has been provided under the Similar Projects section. You’ll see within this extensive list that we’ve provided many of our municipal clients with repeat service.

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SCOPE OF SERVICES

It is the goal of Capital Studio Architects to provide the Town of Ledyard with complete Architectural and Engineering services as outlined in the RFQ/P and to take this project from its inception through to its completion.

Below is a detailed response which addresses each element of work described in the RFQ/P.

General: Provide comprehensive architectural and engineering services for the preparation and completion of architectural drawings, specifications, contract administration, inspections, review of shop drawings and related services. These services shall include, but are not limited to; site and civil, hazardous materials, structural, architectural, plumbing, mechanical and electrical engineering. Other Consultants, such as a LEED AP may be required, but are subject to the programmatic requirements of the project and the Town of Ledyard’s request for such services.

1. Design: (Phase I) a. Initial meetings with various Town of Ledyard Officials, Council Members, Permanent Municipal Building Committee and Town Boards and Commissions b. Site visits including documentation of existing conditions c. Pre-demolition and site preparations d. Preliminary budgets, fees and schedules e. Code analysis for the building and site f. Research required for each particular work item g. All phases of design - submitted to the Town of Ledyard for review and approval h. Outline specifications and cost estimates i. Revisions to preliminary and schematic design j. Preparation of applications to Boards and Commissions

2. Construction Documents: (Phase II) a. Additional meetings with various Town of Ledyard Officials, Council Members, Permanent Municipal Building Committee and Town Boards and Commissions b. Drawings and specifications required for bidding, permit and construction c. Construction schedules d. Cost estimates

3. Bidding Phase: (Phase II) a. Assist in reproduction of bid sets, as required b. Attendance at pre-bid “walk through” c. Be available to answer questions or provide addenda to the bid documents d. Review bids received e. Assist in the selection of a contractor

4. Contract Administration: (Phase II) a. Assist the Town of Ledyard in generating the Contract for Construction b. Be present at contract signing and hold a pre-construction conference c. Organize and run regular job meetings, including producing and distributing meeting minutes d. Review of the work in place, with reports if required by the Town of Ledyard e. Review and approval of the Construction Schedule f. Review and approval of Schedule of Values g. Review and approval of Periodic Estimates for Payment submitted by the contractor h. Punch lists Capital Studio Architects 1379 Main Street • East Hartford, Connecticut 06108 860.289.3262 fax 860.289.3163 capitalstudio.net

i. Assist in project close-out and final acceptance of the work.

5. LEED Certification: (Deduct Service) a. Meetings with various Town of Ledyard Officials, Council Members, Permanent Municipal Building Committee and Town Boards and Commissions to determine level of LEED Certification b. Provide LEED Consulting services throughout the design, construction documents and construction phases

This scope of services can be expanded or revised as needed to meet the requirements of the Town of Ledyard. This may include monthly reports and coordination with sub-consultants and other consultants hired for this project.

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STAFFING PLAN

We propose the following Staffing Plan, to be implemented for the purpose of seeing this contract to its successful completion.

CURRENT STAFFING Capital Studio Architects, LLC, currently has a staff of six.

David G. Holmes - Partner/Architect David will be organizing and coordinating the work of the firm on this project. He has been a licensed Architect in Connecticut since 1986, and is currently licensed in Massachusetts as well, and was a founding partner of the firm in 1988. David also has had a major involvement for all of the projects that are listed.

Patrick A. Mancuso - Partner/Architect Pat heads the production efforts of the firm. He brings thirty years of experience in the technical aspects of construction to each project. In addition, Pat is in charge of the firm’s Computer Aided Drafting and Design efforts. Pat is a licensed architect and a co-founder of the firm in 1988.

Ken Guido – Architect Ken has been with the firm since November of 2011, and handles the Contract Administration duties for various ongoing projects. He also is a prime contributor to the specification writing at Capital Studio Architects. Ken excels at building design and in resolving technical issues involved in the correct assemblage of buildings.

Mike Morello – Intern Architect Mike joined the staff effective November 1, 2001, and handles CADD working drawing duties. He also has expertise in documentation of existing conditions and as-built drawings.

Jason Pitts – Intern Architect Jason has been with the firm since November of 2004, and handles working drawing duties, both hand drafted and CADD. He also has expertise in documentation of existing conditions and as- built drawings. Jason also serves as the firms IT Manager.

Lisa H. Brey – Office Manager Lisa handles secretarial duties including, but not limited to; reception, word processing filing and the production of specification manuals. Lisa also handles the bookkeeping, accounts payable and receivable along with her other secretarial duties.

We are certain that based on our experience, we have sufficient staff to meet the needs of this project.

We recognize that should this project require additional staffing, we will have to increase our personnel to meet your needs. Over these many years of successfully completed numerous projects, we have never failed to meet established deadlines for our clients. This was always successfully done with smaller staff and fewer resources.

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DAVID G. HOLMES Partner/Architect

EDUCATION Bachelor of Architecture Degree, Syracuse University, Syracuse New York 1982

PROFESSIONAL LICENSE Registered Architect, State of Connecticut Registered Architect, State of Massachusetts

David generally handles the client contact duties at Capital Studio Architects. He shares the design and Contract Administration duties while serving as the primary specification writer for the firm. He is trained in the use of the firm's CADD system, and contributes in the production of construction documents.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Capital Studio Architects, LLC 1988- Present Design Group One Architects, 4\86 - 10\87 Russell and Dawson, Architectural & Engineering, 10\82 - 4\86 Russell, Gibson von Dohlen 5\77 - 1\82

David's personal experience and architectural interests lie in the adaptive re-use, renovation and/or historic rehabilitation of existing buildings. David is certified by the State of Connecticut Historical Commission, as an Historical Architect.

PROFESSIONAL ACHIEVEMENTS

x Goodwin College River Campus, East Hartford, CT x Over 150 Housing Rehabilitation Projects for 20 local Housing Authorities x East Hartford Community Cultural Center adaptive re-use of the former East Hartford High School, x Syracuse x Adaptive Re-Use of the Former Second North School Alumnus- Class of ‘82 into Tastebuds Banquet Facility, East Hartford, CT x On Call Architect for the Town of East Hartford since 1996 x Reg. Arch State of CT over 100 completed projects x UTC Power, South Windsor, CT x Reg. Arch State of Mass RELATED ACTIVITIES x 27 Years Experience National Council of Architectural Registration Board, member Historic District Commission, Town of East Hartford, Chairman x Certified Historic Attended "Restorations '95", conference on preservation, Feb., 1995 in Boston, MA. Architect Attended “Renovations and Restorations 2000”, a conference on preservation, February

2000, Boston, MA

PATRICK A. MANCUSO Partner/Architect

EDUCATION Associates Degree in Architectural Technology State University of New York at Delhi, 1976

PROFESSIONAL LICENSE Registered Architect, State of Connecticut

Pat excels at building design and in resolving technical issues involved in the correct assemblage of buildings. His experience in working with larger local firms has trained him in the proper use of building materials and methods of construction.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Capital Studio Architects, LLC, 1\88 - present Design Group One Architects, 5\86 - 9\87 Russell and Dawson, Architecture & Engineering, 8\85 - 5\86 Tamaccio Architects, 2\82 - 8\85 Russell, Gibson vonDohlen, 1\81 - 2\82 Kendall Heaton Associates, 8\80 - 1\81 Russell, Gibson vonDohlen, 1\79 - 8\80 Jeter, Cook and Jepson, 1\78 - 1\79

Pat shares most of the design duties of the firm as well as the Contract Administration of work in progress. He is an accomplished architectural renderer, and is gifted with exceptional artistic vision and ability. He heads up the firm's production of construction documents including the Computer Aided Drafting and Design System (CADD).

PROFESSIONAL ACHIEVMENTS

x Goodwin College River Campus, East Hartford, CT x SUNY-DEHLI x St Francis Medical Office Building, East Hartford, CT ALUMNUS- CLASS OF 78 x East Hartford Public Safety Complex, East Hartford, CT in conjunction with Jacunski Humes Architects x 31 Years Experience x East Hartford Board of Education, East Hartford, CT x Raymond Library Addition, East Hartford, CT x Reg. Arch-State of CT. x Institute for Exploration Office Building at Mystic Aquarium. Mystic, CT x Outpatient Surgical Center for Dr. Richard Fichman, Manchester, CT x Accomplished Renderer. x Sirois Tool Co., Berlin, CT x Renovations to Mt. Sinai Hospital, Hartford, CT x Dallas Galleria Complex, Dallas, TX x Total Fitness, South Windsor, CT

Patrick currently lives in Windsor, CT with his wife Joann. His outside interests include music and graphic design. He has been a professional musician for over twenty years.

KENNETH A. GUIDO Architect

EDUCATION Bachelor of Architecture Degree, Syracuse University, Syracuse New York 1982

PROFESSIONAL LICENSE Registered Architect, State of Connecticut

Ken generally handles the Specifications Writing for various ongoing projects. He also is a prime contributor during Construction Administration at Capital Studio Architects. Ken excels at building design and in resolving technical issues involved in the correct assemblage of buildings.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Capital Studio Architects, LLC 2011 - Present Fredricksen & Guido, P.C. 1989-2011 The Kagan Company 1987-1988 Philippe Campus Architects 1986-1987 The Kagan Company 1982-1986

PROFESSIONAL ACHIEVEMENTS

x Renovation and Addition to North Haven Police Headquarters x Renovations to the 9/11 Dispatch Center at the North Haven Police Headquarters x Renovation and Addition to North Haven Library x Verizon Wireless Retail stores-Design of +/- 30 locations in CT, MA, NY & RI x Parnell Brook (Carmen Romano Apartments) North Haven, CT-103 units of low income elderly housing, CHFA financed x Amston Village, Colchester, CT – Low income elderly housing, CHFA financed x Numerous housing rehabilitation projects for the Housing Authorities in New Haven and Meriden x Multiple renovations to Verizon Wireless Office Building/Call Center, Meriden, CT

CONSULTANTS

To complete our Design Team, we’ve enlisted the services of the following list of architects/engineers. Please see Appendix A for firm bios, resumes and references.

Architect - Joint Venture: Mr. Mark A. Comeau, AIA & Associates Stonington, CT 860.303.1884

Structural Engineering: Mr. William LaPoint, PE 1379 Main Street East Hartford, CT 06108 860.622.0840

Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing Engineer: Mr. Steve Durkee M/E Design Associates 422 Highland Avenue Cheshire, CT 06410 203.271.3787

Site, Civil and Environmental Engineering: CME Associates, Inc. 333 East River Drive, Suite 400 East Hartford, CT 06108 888.291.3227

LEED AP (If required): cmkLEED, LLC. Cynthia M. Kaplan, LEED AP 64 Blue Ridge Drive South Windsor, CT 06074 860.3387902

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SPECIALIZED EXPERTISE

Capital Studio Architects, LLC. has a long and successful history illustrating the completion numerous projects with many municipalities throughout Connecticut. By partnering with lead designer Mark A. Comeau, RA, CME Associates, Inc. and M|E Design Associates, we’ve assembled a very strong Design Team fully capable of successfully completing the New Police Station for the Town of Ledyard.

Mark A. Comeau, RA – Project Lead Designer Mark will serves as the project’s lead designer. Mark grew up in the beautiful town of Ledyard, just a quarter mile from the project site over on Iron Street. He knows the town of Ledyard intimately and is highly enthused about working on a project for his home town. Just a couple of years ago Mark served on the Town of Stonington’s Building Committee for their new police station and Mark is currently the Chairman for the Town of Stonington’s Architectural Design Review Board. As Program Coordinator for the Architectural Design Technology Program at Three Rivers Community college, Mark overseas and instructs his students during the public safety design project in their Architectural Design courses. Mark participates as a lecturer for the Criminal Justice Program at Three Rivers Community College. Mark has an extensive knowledge of the details and requirements of public safety complexes.

Ken Guido, RA – Project Specifications Writer Ken has practiced architecture for over 25 years and has been with Capital Studio Architects since November, 2011. Prior to joining our firm, Ken was Principal Architect of his own firm Fredricksen & Guido P.C. In 2003, Ken was the Project Architect for the Addition and Renovations of the Town of North Haven’s Police Headquarters. Capital Studio Architects is now working with the police department in North Haven to make further improvements to the existing building. Ken will be a prime contributor in the selection of materials, products and other specialty items which are required for the New Police Station in the Town of Ledyard.

Patrick A. Mancuso, RA – Project Architect Pat is a registered architect and principal partner and designer at Capital Studio Architects and has expertise in the detailing of construction documents for all types of projects. Pat will lead the Design Team’s production staff in creating detailed construction drawings, assist with construction administration and submittal reviews. In 2001, Pat was responsible for the design of the building exterior and interior public spaces for the East Hartford Public Safety Complex and 80,000SF facility. Pat’s thirty years of experience makes him more than qualified to be an important part of this type of project.

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PROJECT MANAGEMENT

As part of a joint-venture with Mark A. Comeau, AIA & Associates, Capital Studio Architects, LLC. has assembled a talented Design Team fully capable of managing this project for the Town of Ledyard. Our consultants will be required to manage their particular trade, but will be overseen by the Design Team members listed below.

David G. Holmes, RA – Principal Project Architect David will be the direct contact for the Town of Ledyard and will handle all contract duties required for the duration of the project. As one of the two principals at Capital Studio Architects, David plays a role in every aspect of the firm’s operation.

Patrick A. Mancuso, RA – Project Architect Pat will manage the day to day activities of the project, including design, coordination of consultants, construction documents, specifications, construction administration, etc. It’ll be the responsibility of Patrick to make sure the project schedule and budget are always adhered to.

Mark A. Comeau, RA – Lead Designer Mark will take the project from inception through design paying particular attention to the program requirements and space needs specifically required for a police department project. Mark will meet with the Town of Ledyard Officials, Council Members, Permanent Municipal Building Committee and Public Safety Official to ensure the design requirements are met. Mark will also attend meetings, including approval meetings for this project. He will also attend construction meetings and create progress reports of the work performed during the construction phase of this project.

Ken Guido, RA – Specifications Writer Ken will assist on this project by providing an outline specification as required during the Design Phase. Ken will be critical in the selection of products, materials and other specialty items required for a project of this type. During the Construction and Bidding Documents Phase of the project, Ken will be the main contributor for technical specifications required for bidding and construction. He will also assist with construction administration in the review of submittals.

The information for additional staff will be required for CAD and clerical production and can be included at the Town’s request.

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LITIGATION

We write to confirm, to the best of our knowledge, and upon inquiry with others in the firm who have knowledge of such matters, that there have been no demands against us for money or services because of any alleged negligent acts, errors or omissions in the firm’s performance of professional services that we have not previously reported to our insurer(s), or in our 8/19/13 application for the proposed Professional Liability policy.

We are also not aware of any other event or occurrence from which we should reasonably expect that a demand against us for money or services would be made involving alleged negligent acts, errors or omissions in our firm’s performance of professional services that we have not previously reported to our insurer(s), or in our 8/19/13 application for the proposed Professional Liability policy.

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SIMILAR PROJECTS

For project tear out sheets, refer to Appendix B.

2013 Town of North Haven Improvements to the North Haven Police Station City of Norwich Improvements to the Norwich Park and Recreation Building City of Norwich Greenville Fire Station Community Space Renovations

2012 City of Hartford On-Call Architectural Service City of Hartford Façade Renovation Program at various locations Town of East Hartford On-Call Architectural Service Town of East Hartford Renovations to the Town Green Kiosk at Alumni Park

2011 Town of Marlborough Additions and Alterations to the Richmond Memorial Library Town of North Haven Additions and Alterations to the North Haven Town Hall Town of East Hartford Renovations to Drennan and Lord Park Pool Bath Houses

2010 Town of North Haven Accessibility Review of the North Haven Town Hall Town of East Hartford Renovations to Martin Park Pool Town of East Hartford Town Hall Garage Masonry Repairs Town of Windham Needs Assessment for the Windham Textile Museum Building

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2009 Town of East Hartford Design New Signage at the Town Hall and the Community Cultural Center Town of East Hartford Improvements to the East Hartford Town Hall

2008 Town of East Hartford Pre-Engineered Metal Building for the Park Department Town of North Haven Addition and General Renovations to the North Haven Senior Center Town of Windham Renovations to 102-106 Union Street Town of East Hartford Masonry Repairs at the Community Cultural Center Town of East Hartford Concept Design for Addition to the Raymond Library Town of East Hartford Roof Replacement at the Veteran’s Memorial Clubhouse

2006 Town of East Hartford Grants Administration Façade Renovation Program at various locations Town of East Hartford Additions and Alterations to the East Hartford Town Hall Town of Manchester Additions and Alterations to the 8th Utilities District Fire Marshal’s Offices Town of Manchester 8th Utilities District Public Works Garage Town of East Hartford Cupola Restoration at the East Hartford Town Hall

2005 Town of East Hartford Grants Administration Facade Renovation Program at various locations Town of East Hartford Raymond Library Interior Space Utilization Study Town of Enfield Exterior Renovations to the Pearl Street Library.

2004 Town of East Hartford Interior Renovations to the Raymond Library. Capital Studio Architects 1379 Main Street • East Hartford, Connecticut 06108 860.289.3262 fax 860.289.3163 capitalstudio.net

2003 Town of East Hartford Roof Replacement at McCartin School, Sanitation Garage, Park Maintenance Garage and Terry Pool Town of East Hartford Grants Administration Facade Renovation Program at various locations Town of Newington Facade Renovation Program, 75-87 Market Square and 1052-1068 Main Street

2002 Town of East Hartford - Grants Administration Facade Renovations Program at various locations Town of East Hartford Exterior Improvements to Grants Administration and Fire Marshal’s Office Building

2001 Town of East Hartford - Grants Administration Facade Renovation Program at various locations Town of East Hartford East Hartford Public Safety Complex and East Hartford Board of Education Relocation in association with Jacunski Humes Architects Relocation of the Board of Education Offices from the former Burnside School to Redevelopment Site #3, through the renovation of 3 existing Buildings into a 20,000 SF office facility and new 80,000 SF Public Safety Complex at the former Board of Education Offices. Design incorporates the former Burnside School and new construction to house the Police Department, Fire House No.3 and Fire Department Administration Offices. Other amenities include training rooms, shooting range and maintenance facility.

2000 Town of East Hartford Public Safety Complex Feasibility Study in association with Jacunski Humes Architects Town of East Hartford Fire House #2 Roof Replacement and Masonry Repairs Town of East Hartford Raymond Library Addition and Alterations

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SCHEDULE OF FEES

Phase I – Design: Existing Conditions Inspection and Survey $15,427 Design Meetings $5,143 Pre-demolition Hazmat, Environmental Review and Demolition $25,712 Preliminary and Schematic Design $59,568 Phase Total $105,850

Phase II – Construction and Bidding Documents: Planning and Zoning / ZBA Approvals $8,856 Construction Documents $161,274 Bidding and Contractor Selection $14,282 Construction Administration $62,568 Phase Total $246,980

LEED Certification (Deduct Service): Review Program Goals $680 Design Review $2,720 Registration and Administration $1,360 Product Selection Assistance $1,360 Construction Phase Assistance $3,740 Verification and Documentation $5,440 Post Construction Certification $3,400 LEED Total $18,700

Total Lump Sum Price: $371,530

Notes: It is assumed that an A2, T2 survey will be provided by the Town of Ledyard. Construction Administration, including pay requisitions, submittals, construction review, etc. which extends beyond a 12 month period will be billed at an hourly rate as outlined in Appendix D. Capital Studio Architects, LLC. would be pleased to negotiate a lump sum fee. Capital Studio Architects, LLC. is aware that the Town of Ledyard intends to negotiate fee and schedule with the selected firm.

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APPENDIX

A. Consultant Bios, Resumes and References B. Project Tear-out Sheets C. References D. 2013 Billable Rates and Reimbursables E. Licenses F. Sample Insurance Certificates G. Firm Awards

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RESUMÉ OF MARK A. COMEAU, AIA STONINGTON, CONNECTICUT (860) 303-1884 Resumé

E D U C A T I O N

1999 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 1986 Roger Williams University, Bristol, Rhode Island Master of Science, Management (Communication Technology Systems) Bachelor of Science, Architecture (Cum Laude) Lally School of Management (Cum Laude) School of Architecture A management concentration keenly marrying the problem solving A concentration of studies in professional design balanced by skills of architecture and planning, with the communication and technology studies including; art history and theory, site and envi technology edge required for leadership roles in both industry and ronmental analysis and planning, professional practice, building academia. materials and methods, and acoustics & lighting.

1987 Roger Williams University, Bristol, Rhode Island 1983 Thames Valley State Technical College, Norwich, Connecticut Bachelor of Architecture (First Professional Degree, Cum Laude) Associate of Science (Cum Laude) HENRY ADAMS SCHOLAR AWARD - AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF Mechanical Engineering Technology ARCHITECTS School of Architecture 1981 Thames Valley State Technical College, Norwich, Connecticut Thesis: Cultural Relevance in Architecture, a Reservation Center Certificate (Magna Cum Laude) Master Plan for the Mashantucket Pequot Indian Tribe consisting of Architectural Drafting Technology 92,000 square feet of mixed use public and private spaces.

A C A D E M I C E X P E R I E N C E

1996 Three Rivers Community College 1990 Three Rivers Community Technical College to Full Professor, Tenured to Adjunct Faculty Instructor Present Program Chair, Architectural Design Assoc. Degree 1996 Division of Architectural Technology Program Chair, Construction Management Assoc. Degree Courses Instructed Include: Division of Architectural Design Technology Architectural Design I & II Architectural Drafting Courses Instructed Include: Architectural Office Practice History of Architecture Architectural Design Studio I & II Contracts & Specifications. Building Codes and Ordinances Site Analysis & Planning Architectural Drafting & Details Construction Estimating Division of Engineering Technology Architectural Trends & Issues Sustainable Design Courses Instructed Include: Building Codes and Ordinances History of Architecture Civil Engineering Drafting Statics Building Materials & Methods Site Analysis & Planning 2004 Boston Architectural Center (BAC) Program Coordinator, Architectural Graphics Technology to Adjunct Faculty - Professor (standing) Program Coordinator, Construction Management Present Professional and Graduate Division Division of Architectural Design Technology Design Drawing - Architectural Illustration (Certificate Programs) 1 RESUMÉ OF MARK A. COMEAU, AIA STONINGTON, CONNECTICUT (860) 303-1884 Resumé

P R O F E S S I O N A L E X P E R I E N C E

MARK COMEAU, AIA ARCHITECT WWW.MCARCHITECT.COM Residential Projects (partial listing): Architecture - Design - Planning Terranova Residence, Mumford Cove, CT (Published) Stonington, Connecticut Wells Residence, Noank, CT (Published) Lobdell Residence, Stonington Borough, CT (Published) Practice Mark Comeau, AIA Architect, is a professional architecture firm located in Commercial Projects (partial listing):

Stonington, Connecticut. The firm provides architecture, design, and plan- Ledyard Emergency Services Facility, Ledyard, CT (unbuilt) ning services to an array of clientele, reinforced by the diverse building Fishers Island Ferry Terminal, New London, CT types and projects completed by the firm including: private and public resi- Chef’s Equipment Supply, Orange, CT dential housing; office, retail and commercial spaces; and community and Narragansett Indian Medical Clinic, Charlestown, RI medical facilities. Planning Projects (partial listing): Consulting ɸ Chairman, Town of Stonington, CT Narragansett Indian Reservation: Community Center, Housing Architectural Design Review Board Parks Facilities: Fort Shantok - Mohegan Tribal Reservation ɸ Consulting Architect, Town of East Haddam Ferry Terminal: State Pier, New London, CT Historic District Commission New Central Hall Block: Mystic, CT Main Street Streetscape, Westfield, MA Downtown Pawcatuck Streetscape, Pawcatuck, CT P E R S O N A L P R O F I L E

Age: 51 (January 16, 1962) Stamford, Connecticut References:

Perry Lorenze 1-860-235-5022 Professional Licenses: A-Z Corporation, CT Registered Architect: CEO i Connecticut #4944 Keith Brynes 1-860-535-5095 i New York #031890 Town of Stonington, CT i Rhode Island #2242 Town Planner i NCARB Certified #46346 Charles Canavan, AIA 1-860-460-2845 Memberships & Affiliations: Mystic, CT Architect Advisory Board, Three Rivers Community College National Trust for Preservation Rod DesMarais 1-860-303-5925 Stonington Historical Society Mystic, CT Craft Committee, Windham Technical High School Community Development 2 RESUMÉ OF MARK A. COMEAU, AIA STONINGTON, CONNECTICUT (860) 303-1884 Resumé

P U B L I C A T I O N S

February 2004 Better Homes & Gardens - History Revised, Remodeling Special April 24, 1992 Living on the Edge-Residential Feature, Real Estate Supplement, Interest Publication Feature, Lobdell Residence, Stonington The Day Newspaper, New London, CT.

September 2003 Institutional Self Study - NEASC Accreditation Document, February 1995 Innovations in the Home-Residential Security Systems, Sun- Three Rivers Community College (Committee Chair & Author) day Home Feature, The New York Times, N.Y., N.Y.

May 1987 Mashantucket Pequot Reservation Center-Cultural Relevance in January 1996 Eagle Magazine-Eagle Window and Door Company Selection Architecture & Master Plan, Roger Williams University. Guide, Cover and Feature.

March 27, 1992 A $80,000 Dream Home-Residential Feature, Real Estate January 1998 Home Work-The Quiet Success Story of Affordable Housing in Supplement, The Day Newspaper, New London, CT. Connecticut (Featured Project), Herlin Press, New Haven, CT

W O R K S H O P S & C O N T I N U I N G E D.

Lecturer: 1999-Present, Annual AIA Connecticut-sponsored registra Licensure & AIA required CEU course* completions: tion examination seminar, Exam section on Pre-design - ɸ IBC Code Seminar Site and Regulatory Analysis. ɸ Systems Approach to Envelope Design ɸ Roofing Performance and Products Attendant: 2004, DOE/Dominion-sponsored workshop, Green Design ɸ Composite Materials and Aesthetics and Construction Initiative. ɸ Ventilation and Moisture Control ɸ Access Planning - Rural by Design Attendant: 2003-Present, Annual NEASC Seminar for Collegiate Liaison Officers, Workshops on Outcomes Assessment. (More available upon request.)

Facilitator: 2000, North Stonington Community Planning Workshop. * Transcripts available.

Attendant: Annual AIA-sponsored Accent on Design exposition.

Delegate: 2000, 2001, Conference on European Historical Studies, at Copenhagen and Amsterdam respectively. 3 RESUMÉ OF MARK A. COMEAU, AIA STONINGTON, CONNECTICUT (860) 303-1884 Practice Portfolio

Lobdell Residence Architect: Mark A. Comeau, AIA Location/Year: Coastal Connecticut/1999 Project for: Single Family Home Published: Better Homes & Gardens

Narrative: Nestled in a historic village in CT, this home balances traditional vernacular with the many codes required for coastal development. 4 RESUMÉ OF MARK A. COMEAU, AIA STONINGTON, CONNECTICUT (860) 303-1884 Practice Portfolio

Fisher’s Island, NY Operations Terminal

Architect: Mark A. Comeau, AIA Location/Year: Coastal Connecticut/2003 Project for: Ferry Operations Terminal Owner: Southold, NY

Narrative: Built adjacent to H.H. Richardson’s Union Station in New London, CT, this project resolves the inher- ent conflicts between freight, pedestrian, vehicu- lar, and maritime activity of a ferry operation. The architectural solution reflects the forms and sur- face articulations common in the maritime architecture of Northern Europe and expressed in New London. 5 RESUMÉ OF MARK A. COMEAU, AIA STONINGTON, CONNECTICUT (860) 303-1884 Practice Portfolio

No. #101 Main Street, Residential Village Concept Design Architect: Mark A. Comeau, AIA Location/Year: Coastal Connecticut/2008 Project for: Residential Village Owner: Cathartes, Boston, MA

Narrative: Built on a defunct lumber yard property in a historic coastal CT village, this pro- ject combines location, views, amenities, and char- Architect’s Rendering acter to create a warm, vil- lage like living community that compliments the parent village in which it’s locat- ed. SketchUp model

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422 Highland Ave, Cheshire, CT. 06410 (203) 271-3787, fax (203) 271-2886

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M/E Design Associates, Inc. is located in Cheshire Connecticut with experience and expertise in the field of HVAC, Plumbing, Fire Protection, Electrical power and lighting, Communications designs in Dispatch Centers plus expertise in security access, fire alarm, sound, radio dispatch, etc. We provide complete Design services including Bid Documents, and Site Observation of construction for an extensive line of public and private commercial, and light industrial buildings.

Our firm’s size enables us to respond to changes in today's business environment. This makes us more responsive to our customers needs and you deal directly with our company’s decision makers and design personnel. Our committment to a project begins with the design and doesn't end until the project is fully completed and the owners and occupants are satisfied.

M/E Design Associates, Inc. was formed and incorporated October of 1991. We are fully insured and have developed a firm organizational structure.

FIRM'S EXPERIENCE WITH THE FOLLOWING PROJECTS:

x Police Facilities (new and renovations) x Fire Public Safety Complexes (new and renovations) x Office Buildings, including Municipal buildings. x Community Buildings x Housing Authority Projects x Library Facilities (new and renovations) x Boiler plant replacement x Underground and above ground fuel storage tank design and replacement x Educational Facilities (new and existing) x Site Utilities (including services and site lighting) x Troubled building consultant (indoor air quality, etc.) x Design Responsibilities, specializing in the following areas: Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning Specifications Plumbing & Fire Protection Construction Phase Electrical Power and Lighting Security Systems Communications systems Fire/Building Code surveys and studies

M/E DESIGN ASSOCIATES, INC. PRESENT AND PAST PROJECT HISTORY

POLICE & PUBLIC SAFETY FACILITY PROJECTS (Condensed list of completed, In-design or Construction phase)

Monroe Police Department (Additions and Alterations) Redding Police Department (Additions and Alterations) Cromwell Police Headquarters (Additions and Alterations) New Canaan Police Department (Renovations) New Canaan Ambulance Corp (New Constuction) Groton Police Department (New Construction and HVAC Upgrades) South Windsor Public Safety Complex (New Construction) Windsor Public Safety Complex, Windsor, CT. (Additions & Renovations) East Hampton Cobalt Fire Department (Renovations) Eastern Conn State University Public Safety Complex (New Construction) New Haven Police Dispatch Center (Renovations) New Haven Police Emergency Generator Newington Police Department, Newington, CT (New Construction) Hartford E.O.C. Center (New construction to existing building) Glastonbury Police Dispatch Center, Glastonbury, CT (Additions and Alterations) Wethersfield Police Headquarters, Wethersfield, CT. (New Construction) Manchester Police Headquarters, Manchester, CT (New Construction) Farmington Police Department, Farmington, CT (New Construction) Granby Police Headquarters (New Construction) Stonington Police Headquarters (New Construction) Waterbury Police Headquarters, Dispatch Center Monroe Police Department Dispatch Center Department of Police Services, Orange, Ct. (Additions and Alterations) Easton Town Hall/Police Facility, Easton, CT. (Additions & Renovations) Bristol Police Pistol Range, Bristol, CT. (Renovations) New Britain Police Dept. Security Access System & Fire Alarm System Upgrades Police/Court Facility, Mt. Vernon, N.Y. (Additions & Renovations) Naugatuck Police Department, Naugatuck, CT. (New Construction) Clarkstown Police and Court Facility (Consultant) Cromwell Fire Department (Additions and Alterations)

ADDITIONAL PUBLIC AND PRIVATE FACILITY PROJECTS (Condensed list. A detailed list is available upon request)

EXPERIENCE OF OFFICERS & STAFF

Steven T. Durkee, President 1991 - Present Principal for M/E Design Associates, Inc. Mechanical and Electrical Design and Consultants. 1973 - 1991 Senior Design Engineer for Hubbard, Lawless & Osborne, Associates, Inc., New Haven, CT Responsibilities include: Engineering, consultant, design, & development of Construction Documents for HVAC, plumbing, fire protection, communications, electrical lighting and power distributions systems. Senior field representative for most Site Meetings and Field Observations. Feasibility studies/energy surveys, etc. Past Chairman of Building Code Board of Appeals, Town of Cheshire

Nathan H. Spear P.E. (partner). 1998 –Present Partner for M/E Design Associates, Inc 1996 –1998 G & O Manuf/Constuction 1994 –1996 Cool Fog Systems Responsibilities include: Engineering, consultant, design, & development of Construction Documents for HVAC, plumbing, fire protection , and electrical systems. Feasibility studies/energy surveys, etc. Life Cycle Cost Analysis.

Company Affiliations

ASHRAE (American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers) ASPE/ASSE (American Society of Plumbing Engineers and Sanitary Engineers) NFPA (National Fire Protection Association) Past Chairman, Code Board of Appeals (Town of Cheshire, Ct) (8 years)

M/ E DESIGN ASSOCIATES, INC. LIST OF REFERENCES

Captain Mike Flick Mr.Loucian Jachimowicz, Business Mgr Monroe Police Department Newington Public Schools Town of Monroe Newington, CT 7 Fan Hill Road 860-665-8641 Monroe, CT 06468 203-261-3622

Mr. John Pajor Mr. Andrea Dumas (Constr.Admin) Superintendent of Buildings East Hartford Housing Authority Town of Berlin, CT 546 Burnside Avenue 860-250-8810 East Hartford, CT 860-290-8303

Mr. Joe Bragaw, Public Work Director Town of Stonington Stonington, CT (860) 535-1023

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CynthiaKaplan,LEEDAPBD+C,AssocAIAisPrincipalofcmkLEEDinSouthWindsor,CT. Sheworksasaconsultanttoarchitects,engineers,constructionmanagementfirmsandtheir subcontractorstooverseeandassistwiththeLEEDcertificationprocess.Cynthiahasbeenanactive LEEDAPsince2006,andiscurrentlyworkingonLEEDprojectsthroughoutSouthernNewEngland includingpublicschoolsinHartford,MeridenandWaterford.

CynthiaservedasLEEDCoordinatorfortheQuakerHillSchoolinWaterford,CT,theState’s firstLEEDcertifiedpublicschool.SherecentlyservedasLEEDCoordinatorfortheMaryHooker EnvironmentalStudiesMagnetSchoolinHartford,CT,thefirstpublicbuildinginNewEnglandto earnLEEDPlatinum.

CynthiavolunteersontheLEEDRegionalizationTaskForcefortheUSGreenBuildingCouncil,onthe AdvisoryBoardfortheHartfordChapteroftheACEMentorshipprogram, andistheSouthernNewEnglandvolunteerassessorfortheAssociatedBuildersand Contractors’GreenContractorcertificationprogram.

 





CynthiaM.Kaplan,LEEDAP,LLC64BlueRidgeDriveSouthWindsor,CT06074[email protected]860.338.7902  

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ProjectExperienceͲPublic

OldChicopeeHighSchool Chicopee,MA ProjectRole:LEEDandMAͲCHPSAdministrator,July2013–present This1921educationalfacilityisundergoingacompleterenovationtoconverttheschoolintoastateoftheart middleschool.Whilemostofthebuilding’soriginalwallsandfloorswillremainintact,onemajorcomponent oftheprojectistoconvertaformerpoolandlockerroomareaintoanewcafeteriaandkitchen.Construction isexpectedtobecompletedinAugust2015.

GlobalCommunicationsAcademyatQuirkSchool Hartford,CT ProjectRole:LEEDCoordinator,May2012–present TheformerQuirkMiddleSchoolwillbecomethenewpermanenthomeofthisInternationalBaccalaureate learningcommunityafterundergoingafull“renovatetonew”project.Thisschoolisregisteredunderthe LEEDforSchools2009ratingsystem,andanticipatesaSilverratingtocomplywithStateofConnecticutHigh PerformanceBuildingConstructionStandards.ConstructionwillbecompletedinAugust2013.

HanoverSchool Meriden,CT ProjectRole:LEEDComplianceCoordinator,May2012–December2012 TofacilitatethenewfulldaykindergartenprogramfortheCityofMeriden,thisneweightͲclassroomwingis designedtomeetStateofConnecticutHighPerformanceBuildingConstructionStandards,theequivalentof LEEDSilver.Optimumindoorairqualityfortheseveryyoungstudentswasachievedthroughtheuseoflow VOCfinishesandfurniture,increasedventilationandapostͲconstructionbuildingflushout.Thewingwas completedinDecember2012.

WaterfordHighSchool Waterford,CT ProjectRole:LEEDCoordinator,March2011Ͳpresent Aspartofadecade–longschoolimprovementplan,WaterfordHighSchoolwillundergoafiveͲphase renovationof106,000sfwithadditionstotaling125,000sf.ThisprojectwillseekSilvercertificationunderthe LEEDforSchools3.0ratingsystem,andisslatedforcompletionby2013.

RegionalSchoolDistrict18ͲLymeOldLymeHighSchool OldLyme,CT ProjectRole:LEEDCoordinator,February2010–present Athreeyearphasedrenovation/additionprojectforthishighschoolwillprovideanewcafeteriaand commons.Auniqueonsitewastewatertreatmentsystemputsthisprojectinlinetopursueacreditfor InnovativeWastewaterTechnologies,ararecreditachievementinSouthernNewEngland.Thisprojectis seekingSilverlevelcertificationundertheLEEDforSchools2.0ratingsystem.



CynthiaM.Kaplan,LEEDAP,LLC64BlueRidgeDriveSouthWindsor,CT06074[email protected]860.338.7902   TrumbullHighSchool Trumbull,CT  ProjectRole:LEEDCoordinator,October2009–present  Energyefficiencyisthepinnacleofa14Ͳphaseoccupiedrenovation/additionprojectforthishighschoolserving 2200students.Minimalchangestothebuildingfootprinthelpprotectopenspaceoncampus,whilestill allowingforanewclassroomwingwithstateoftheartenergyefficienttechnology.ThisprojectisseekingSilver levelcertificationundertheLEEDforSchools2.0ratingsystem,andisslatedforcompletionin2013.

MaryHookerEnvironmentalStudiesMagnetSchool Hartford,CT ProjectRole:LEEDCoordinator,May2009–February2011 This$40millionrenovation/additionprojectisthefirstschoolinNewEnglandtoearnPlatinumlevel certificationundertheLEEDforSchools2.0ratingsystem.Uniquefeaturesoftheschoolincludeabutterfly vivarium,aquasciencelaboratoriesandagreenhouse.Sixofthe17acresofthisprojectsitearededicatedfor useasanoutdoorenvironmentalstudiesareawithexplorationareasforbotanical,insectandaquaticlife exploration.ThisprojectwascompletedinAugust2010.

QuakerHillElementarySchool Waterford,CT ProjectRole:LEEDAdministrator,April2007–December2009 Aspartofaphased,multiͲschoolconstructionproject,thisnewelementaryschoolreplacesanearly20thcentury facilityonthesamesite.Anexpansiveopenloopgeothermalgroundsourceheatpumpsystemprovides constant55degreewaterforbothheatingandcooling.Stormwaterrunoffisreducedbyanopengridpaving systemforlargeparkingareas.ThisprojectwascompletedinAugust2008,andwasthefirstpublicschoolin ConnecticuttoearnLEEDcertification.



ProjectExperienceͲPrivate

TDBank Wallingford,CT ProjectRole:LEEDCoordinator,October2011–July2012 AsthefirstmajorcommercialbankintheUnitedStatestostrivefor100%carbonneutrality,amajorinitiative wasintroducedin2010tobuildallfuturebranchestomeetLEEDspecifications.ParticularareasoffocusareOn SiteRenewableEnergy,LowEmittingMaterialsandSiteSelectiononpreviouslydevelopedlandindensely populatedcommercialareaswitheasyaccesstopublictransportation.ThisnewbankbranchachievedPlatinum levelcertificationundertheLEEDforRetail2009ratingsystem.

ComfortSystemsUSAEnergyServices Windsor,CT ProjectRole,LEEDAdministrator,September2011–March2012

Whenthisenergyefficiencyconsultingfirmselectedanewofficeheadquarters,theyquicklydecidedtomake LEEDcertificationatoppriorityintheretrofitprocess.This3,700sfofficesuiteislocatedina1980’soffice buildinginthemiddleofaparkͲlikecommercialcampus,witheasypedestrianaccesstowalkingtrailsandmany personalandprofessionalservices.ReuseoffurniturefromtheoldlocationplusselectionoflowVOCand rapidlyrenewablematerialsforthenewlocationhelpedthiscompanyearnmaximumcreditsinMaterialsand Resources.ThisprojectachievedGoldcertificationundertheLEEDInteriorDesign&Construction2009rating system.

CynthiaM.Kaplan,LEEDAP,LLC64BlueRidgeDriveSouthWindsor,CT06074[email protected]860.338.7902  

CampTimberTrails Tolland,MA ProjectRole:LEEDConsultant,April2009 This1100acrecampcomplexwasoriginallydesignedbyS.EdwardJeterin1968fortheGirlScoutsof Connecticut,andisusedyearroundbyitsmembergroups.ThecurrentfacilitiesanalysiswillreviewLEED strategiesincludingphotovoltaicandsolarhotwater,onͲsitewatertreatmentandmoldpreventionmeasures.



Certification

CommonwealthofMassachusettsWBECertified StateofConnecticutMBECertified LEEDAPBD+C,USGreenBuildingCouncil 

Education

CentralConnecticutStateUniversity NewBritain,CT BachelorofArts



ProfessionalExperience

CynthiaM.Kaplan,LEEDAP,LLC     2009ͲPresent Principal

ConsultingEngineeringServices,Inc.    2003Ͳ2009 LEEDProjectCoordinator/MarketingManager

JCJArchitecture,Inc.      2000Ͳ2003 MarketingCoordinator 

ProfessionalAffiliations

AIAConnecticut CanadaGreenBuildingCouncil GreenBuildingCertificationInstitute USGreenBuildingCouncilLEEDRegionalizationTaskForce,UpperNortheastRegion AssociatedBuildersandContractors,GreenContractorCertificationAssessor ACEMentorshipProgram,HartfordChapterAdvisoryBoard SlowFoodUSA,ConnecticutChapter

CynthiaM.Kaplan,LEEDAP,LLC64BlueRidgeDriveSouthWindsor,CT06074[email protected]860.338.7902  



References

TrumbullHighSchool Mr.SteveBurgess,ProjectManager JCJArchitecture 8602469226

Mr.JoeVetro,ProjectManager O&GIndustries,Inc. 2032689148

WaterfordHighSchool Mr.JayMiner,DirectorofBuildings&Grounds TownofWaterford 8604445855

Mr.BillAyles,ProjectManager JCJArchitecture 8602469226

 







CynthiaM.Kaplan,LEEDAP,LLC64BlueRidgeDriveSouthWindsor,CT06074[email protected]860.338.7902 

Mr. Mark Scheinberg, President, Goodwin College 745 Burnside Avenue, East Hartford, CT 06108, (860) 528-4111

Attorney Robert DeCrescenzo, Updike, Kelley & Spellacy PC 1 State Street, Hartford, CT 06103, (860) 548-2600

Mr. Jeffrey Arn, Executive Director, Vernon Housing Authority 21 Court Street, Vernon, CT 06066, (860) 871-0886 x23

Mr. Keith Sorenson, V.P. of Facilities and Capital Improvements, Mystic Aquarium 55 Coogan Blvd., Mystic, CT 06355 (860) 572-5955 x130

Mr. Neil Griffin, Executive Director, Glastonbury Housing Authority 25 Risley Road, Glastonbury, CT 06033, (860) 652-7570

Mr. Jeffrey Howe, Chairman, Building Committee, Crossroads Community Cathedral 1492 Silver Lane, East Hartford, CT, (860) 654-3258

Mr. James Aldrich, President, Aldrich Construction Co., 1395 Tolland Tpke, Manchester, CT 06040 (860) 647-7544

Sister Pat McKeon, Executive Director, Mercy Housing & Shelter Corp. 211 Wethersfield Avenue, Hartford, CT 06114 (860) 808-2029

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Connecticut Real Estate Exchange 2009 Blue Ribbon Award – Goodwin College River Campus

Certificate of Merit from the Connecticut Trust for Historic Preservation 2008 Raymond Library Second Floor Reading Room Restoration

Recognition of Historic Preservation Effort awarded by the East Hartford Historic District Commission 2004 for: •Wells Hall, 1110 Main Street, East Hartford •Clifford Building, 96-98 Conn. Blvd., East Hartford

Recognition of Historic Preservation Effort awarded by the East Hartford Historic District Commission 2003 for: •Central Avenue Entrance to the Raymond Library •419 Main Street, East Hartford •421 Main Street, East Hartford •386 Main Street, East Hartford

Recognition of Historic Preservation Effort awarded by the East Hartford Historic District Commission, 2000 for: •Tastebuds Catering, the former Second North School Building East Hartford, CT

East Hartford Main Street Plus Revitalization Award 1998

Recognition of Historic Preservation Effort awarded by the East Hartford Historic District Commission, 1998 for: •Comstock Building Rear Facade Restoration and Mural •Church Corners Inn Facade Restoration •Time Out Tavern Restoration •Chadwick Residence

The East Hartford Community Cultural Center, 1997

Recognition of Historic Preservation Effort awarded by the East Hartford Recent Awards Historic District Commission 1997 for: x 2008 •East Hartford Community Cultural Center Connecticut Realtors •Governor’s Corner Building Development Award •Newkirk and Whitney Building

x 2007 •Bizier Building (former Sage Allen Building) Historic •1010 Main Street Preservation Award Raymond Library The Comstock Building Facade Renovation, East Hartford, 1996

Restoration of 89-91 Garvan Street, East Hartford – 1995

Restoration of 403 Burnside Avenue, East Hartford, 1995

PROJECT APPROACH AND UNDERTANDING

If selected, Capital Studio Architects, LLC in joint-venture with Mark A. Comeau, AIA & Associates and consultants will provide the Town of Ledyard with a New Police Station at 737 and 741 Colonel Ledyard Highway. We will provide the Town of Ledyard with all the services necessary to make this project a success.

The scope of the work includes various site improvements not just for the New Police Station, but for the Town Hall and Town Hall Annex, the two existing building to remain. We understand that some of these improvements will take place concurrently with the design. We are aware that the site faces many challenges, such as parking, drainage, septic and water service issues. We will address hazardous materials during demolition of the existing building to be removed and are aware that this demolition is to take place while the design process develops. We understand that although a design has been provided for use in formulating this RFQ/P that the design is not final. We will consider the design that has already been presented, but intend on putting the talents of our lead designer to use and presenting a revised design for approval by the Town’s departments.

This Team of Architects and Engineers has been specifically created because we feel that based on the consultants familiarity with the site from the 2001 Emergency Services Building, the experience Mark Comeau and Ken Guido bring with Police Department Design and renovation and the extensive amount of service provided to Cities and Town by Capital Studio Architects, LLC. we will make this project a successful one.

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