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Skate Park Selection Committee August 15, 2018 City of Elizabeth City Mr. Richard C. Olson 306 E Colonial Ave. Elizabeth City, NC 27909 Attn: Skate Park Selection Committee Dear Mr. Olson, Thank you for the opportunity to submit our proposal for the Enfield Skatepark project. Our dedication to community involvement, distinctive designs as well as professional and technical staff ensures our Design/Build team to be a perfect fit for your Skatepark project. Our team consists of Artisan Skate Parks and Pillar Design Studios, LLC (Pillar). Artisan is a North Carolina based Skatepark company that brings over 25 years combined Skatepark construction experience and Pillar is the leading name in Skatepark Planning and Design. It is our understanding the City of Elizabeth City is seeking professional Skatepark Design and Construction Services for the Skatepark project. Our team is uniquely qualified for this project not only due to our vast experience in Skatepark Design and Construction in North Carolina, but also our innovative methods in both planning and construction of custom, poured-in-place Skate Parks. We have been collectively involved in over 300 custom Skatepark projects and are confident our team will surpass the City’s needs and desires, while creating a quality Skatepark on time and within budget. Artisan Skateparks is the only North Carolina based Skatepark Construction Company. We are not only familiar with the area but also have many relationships with local vendors, suppliers as well as the local Skate culture. Both Artisan and Pillar have completed many North Carolina Skate parks and are known in the area for completing parks that offer the most opportunity for creativity, longevity, quality and ultimately ride-ability. Our design team will consider safety, GREEN and structural aspects as well as ability levels during the Design and planning phases. We again thank you for the opportunity to submit and look forward to speaking with you. For any questions regarding our proposal please contact, Nicole Licari Robertson at 312.257.6088 or [email protected] . Sincerely, Sincerely, Andy Duck Brad Siedlecki President Owner Artisan Skateparks, Inc. Pillar Design Studios, LLC 1. TITLE PAGE Artisan Skateparks, Inc. FEIN# 20-3345323 P.O. Box 598, Kitty Hawk, NC 27949 P] 252.202.1333 Artisanskateparks.com Contact: Andy Duck, President [email protected] Pillar Design Studios, LLC FEIN # 38-3744860 1960 W. Hawk Ct., Chandler, AZ 85286 P] 888.880.5112 F] 888.841.2569 Pillardesignstudios.com Contact: Brad Siedlecki, Owner [email protected] Project Manager Brad Siedlecki will serve as the Project Manager during the design stage. Andy Duck will serve as the Construction Project Manager during the construction stage. Staff Andy Duck, Construction Project Manager Brad Siedlecki, Project Manager /Lead Designer Barrett Crook, PE Bradley Bartell, Senior Landscape Architect /Quality Control Scott Matthews, Production Durand Beasley, Forman, Site Superintendent David Maxwell, Fabrication Specialist/ Welder Tom Dupere, Shotcrete Specialist / Crew Leader We thank you for the opportunity to submit our qualifications for the new Enfield Skatepark. For any questions regarding our submittal please contact Nicole Licari Robertson at 312.257.6088 or [email protected]. Thank you for your time and we look forward to speaking with you. Sincerely, Sincerely, Andy Duck, President Brad Siedlecki, Owner Artisan Skateparks, Inc. Pillar Design Studios, LLC 2. QUALIFICATIONS a. The Artisan/Pillar team has completed over 20 parks in North Carolina. As a North Carolina based team, we are more than familiar with the local and State rules and regulations, as well as soil conditions and the local skate culture. Artisan Skateparks, Inc. is a renowned Specialty Skatepark construction company located in Kitty Hawk, NC. Committed to creating World-class Skateparks, with a superior finish, and built to last. All personnel are active skateboarders with a firm desire to remain on the leading edge of quality custom concrete skatepark construction techniques and applications. Each and every crewmember is skilled in all areas pertinent to custom concrete skatepark construction, including, but not limited to; site layout, excavation and grading, stormwater management, elevations, form structure and reinforcement, metal fabrication, shotcrete placement and finish, custom concrete structures, flatwork and waterproofing. Dedication to what they feel is the “Craft” of Specialty Skatepark Construction flows from each and every person that works with Artisan Skateparks. By combining constant research and analysis of methods (science) and the experience skating various obstacles and elements (art) they have created the highest standards in the industry. Our references will substantiate Artisan’s command of the project and long term commitment to insuring that the client’s investment remains a viable public space. We live and breathe skatepark construction and our passion remains at the core of our business model. It’s what keeps Artisan Skateparks in demand for Specialty Skatepark Construction across the globe. In-House Services Layout Staking Grading Excavation Stormwater Management Fine Grading Formwork Imbedded Steel Reinforcement/Concrete Shotcrete Installation Work Pool Coping Tile Masonry Works Flatwork Waterproofing Artisan talents include, active skateboarders with 20+ years of experience in the Skatepark construction, as well as certified: • Welders • Shot-crete Specialist • Nozzleman As a specialty Skatepark construction company we understand the need for an experienced Skatepark designer to be involved throughout the life of the project. Our years of Skatepark construction experience has afford us the opportunity to work with many of the top Skatepark designers; we exclusively team with Pillar Design Studios, LLC on all Design/Build projects due to their in-depth planning and design stages as well as their exceptional construction documents. Their professional staff and a decade of experience as a top design firm in the Skate Industry is a benefit to our team and advantage for our clients. Pillar Design Studios, LLC is a Landscape Architecture firm that specializes in Skatepark design, planning, construction, and process services. Founded in 2006, Pillar is owned and operated by action sports enthusiast and avid skateboarder, Brad Siedlecki. Our business is to create custom, high-quality facilities that truly adhere to the needs of your community, culture, and values. Pillar evolved as a result of a need for appropriate design methodology pertaining to Skatepark facility development. At the time, clients were simply too unfamiliar with the proper design method and construction practices needed to create successful facilities of this nature. Users were literally walking the involved municipalities through the design and building processes without the technical knowledge needed. This created the ultimate goal of Pillar Design Studios, to provide quality, professional design and construction services from the knowledgeable view point of a landscape architect and active Skateboarder. We are so much more than a wholesaler of skateparks that offer options out of a catalog. Our team embraces all types of action sport facilities and we believe that each park should be unique, promote creativity, and are versatile enough to include all community members. Our introspective design concepts inspire future generations to think out-of-the-box. Our Full-Service Staff of Expertise Includes: • Skatepark Design and Development Specialists • Landscape Architects, RLA, LEED, CLARB Certified • Skatepark Construction Professionals – Field Experience • Professional Engineers , LEED accredited , NCEES Record, USGBC Members of : • American Society of Civil Engineers • American Concrete Institute • United States Green Building Council • Council of Landscape Architects Registration Board • Action Sports Environmental Coalition In-House Services Completely custom, one-of-a-kind, site specific: Bike Parks Skateparks • BMX race tracks • Bowl • BMX jump parks • Street • Pump tracks • Transitional (flow) • Mountain bike skill courses • Skate Spots • Skate-able architecture • Duel use (skate & BMX) • Duel use pools (both swim-able and skate-able) • Backyard Skate Spots Planning and Design • Project Development: feasibility/ site selection/ funding support/ grant submissions/ master-planning • Conceptual: 3D/ plan views / cost estimates/ public input meetings/ construction documentation 2.b Project Manager and Lead Designer – Brad Siedlecki Drainage Design – Brad Siedlecki & Barrett Crook, PE, LEED AP Construction Drawings – Barrett Crook, PE, LEED AP and Bradley Bartell, RLA Construction Project Manager – Andy Duck Andy Duck, Construction Project Manager - Artisan Skateparks Andy Duck will be the Construction Project Manager and work directly with the Lead Designer and Client. With nearly 40 years of skateboarding experience as well as over 20 years in the construction industry, Andy is an asset to any Skatepark team. As an avid skater Andy took his passion and construction experience and created Artisan. Over the past decade, Andy has been working to create some of the most progressive Skatepark facilities in the United States and the World. Andy has a reputation as a problem-solving contractor looking to minimize overrun costs to the customer through early detection of potential conflicts and early resolution of same. Since 2001 Andy has dedicated his time to creating innovative
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