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Previous Work History Updated Jan 2016.Xls 22345 La Palma Ave 22345 La Palma Ave. Unit 106. Yorba Linda CA 92887 Ph: 866-416-4214 Fx: 866-416-4214 License# 359728 Contractor List of References & Experience Customer Design Engineer Completed Job # & Job Description Cont. Amt Moulton Niguel Water District K.I.M. Consulting Engineers Dec-90 Country Village Pump Station $ 659,000 Attn: Carlo Habash Attn: Ken Mullen Ph. (949) 643-2584 #219 Chino Basin Municipal W.D. Brown & Caldwell Feb-92 Pardo Dam Dechlorination Facil. $ 492,753 Attn: Ken Peterson Attn: Doug Robinson Ph. (916) 445-8870 Ph. (949) 660-1070 #435 Santa Margarita Water District RBF Consulting Engineers Feb-92 Nichols Institute Effluent Pump Stn $ 358,412 Attn: Dan Ferons Attn: Paul Kline Ph. (949) 459-6589 Ph. (949) 855-3646 #226 Serrano Irrigation District Daniel Boyle Engineering Oct-91 Construction of Well No. 4 $ 243,373 Attn: Gary Althide Attn: Doug Biglen Ph. (714) 538-0079 Ph. (949) 768-2600 #232 El Toro Water District Steven Andrews Engineering Aug-93 Construction of P-1 Pump St. $ 832,389 Attn: Dennis Cafferty Attn: Steven Andrews Ph. (949) 837-7050 Ph. (714) 935-9844 #233 San Bernardino Valley M.W.D. K.I.M. Consulting Engineers Jul-92 Surge Protection Arrestor $ 126,031 Attn: Louis Fletcher Attn: Ken Mullen Ph. (909) 387-9226 #234 Cal-American Water Co. ASL Consulting Engineers Las Lomas & Encanto Well $ 568,732 Attn: Scott Leadsman Attn: Jerry Elliot Jan-93 Ph. (818) 289-7821 Ph. (949) 727-7099 #235 West Basin Municipal W.D. Don Howard Engineers Mar-93 Desalinization Project $ 463,533 Attn: Linda Palmquist Attn: Don Howard Ph. (310) 217-2411 Ph. (626) 331-3341 Replace Sewer Laterals U.S. Army/Ft. Irwin Ft. Irwin Army Base Feb-93 Replace Water Laterals $ 1,216,997 Attn: Mark Livingston Attn: Mark Livingston Upgrade HVAC at Bldg. #254 Ph. (619) 396-3892 Ph. (619) 396-3892 Upgrade HVAC at Bldg. #326 City of Laguna Beach City of Laguna Beach Dec-93 Bluebird Cyn. & Laguna Beach $ 170,153 Attn: Ross Cox Attn: Ross Cox Pump Station VFD's Ph. (949) 497-3311 Ph. (949) 497-3311 #250 Eastern Municipal Water District Eastern Municipal W.D. Aug-93 Clark Street Lift Station $ 175,462 Attn: Bob Van Doren Attn: Bob Van Doren Ph. (909) 766-1831 Ph. (909) 766-1831 F:\USR\Admin\References\2016 v1\Previous Work History Updated Jan 2016.xls 22345 La Palma Ave. Unit 106. Yorba Linda CA 92887 Ph: 866-416-4214 Fx: 866-416-4214 License# 359728 Contractor List of References & Experience (Page 2) Customer Design Engineer Completed Job # & Job Description Cont. Amt #248 Santa Margarita Water District RBF & Associates Sep-93 Prima Deshecha Pump Station $ 109,962 Attn: Dan Ferons Attn: Michael W. Palzes, P.E. Ph. (949) 459-6589 Ph. (949) 472-3505 #249 City of Anaheim City of Anaheim Mar-94 Well No 49 Improvements & $ 428,537 Attn: Isaac Pai Attn: Isaac Pai Site Modfications Ph. (916) 445-8870 Ph. (714) 254-5176 #435 Moulton Niguel Water District ASL Consulting Engineers Mar-94 Master Meter Vault Upgrade $ 148,119 Attn: Carlo Habash Attn: Steve Tedesco Ph. (949) 643-2584 Ph. (949) 727-7099 #252 L.A. County Public Works L.A County Public Works May-94 Ave. K/34th St. Booster Pump Stn $ 267,955 Attn: Nelson Attn: Nelson City of Compton City of Compton May-94 #253 $ 107,136 Attn: Leonard Carter Attn: Leonard Carter Vault Rehab. Project Ph. (310) 605-5595 Ph. (310) 605-5595 #255 Southern Cal. Water Co. Southern Cal. Water Co. Mar-95 Calle Linda Booster Station $ 152,166 Attn: Chet Anderson Attn: Chet Anderson Ph. (909) 592-2964 Ph. (909) 592-2964 Turner Construction Co. L.B.L., Inc. #256 Orange County Offices 2890 Colorado Ave. Kaiser Riverside, Medical Center $ 583,227 Attn: Bill McLaughlin S.M., Ca. 90404 Jun-95 General Conditions Misc. Site Ph. (949) 798-8100 Ph. (310) 829-2249 Concrete and Utilities #260 Moulton Niguel Water District I.W.A. Engineers Apr-95 Wood Canyon Pump Station $ 1,125,012 Attn: Ray McDowell Attn: Mark Bogh Ph. (949) 798-8100 Ph. (310) 829-2249 Concrete and Utilities #262 City of Anaheim Anaheim Arena Sep-95 Storm Drain Pump Station $ 28,595 Attn: Building/Permits Attn: Mike O'Donnel Ph. (714) 254-5176 Ph. (714) 704-2402 #263 Rowland Water Distict ASL Consulting Engrs. Jun-95 MacHeard Booster St. $ 372,496 Attn: Tony Poli Attn: Terry Kerger Ph. (562) 697-1726 Ph. (949) 727-7099 #264 Kaiser Construction Services Kaiser Facilities Design Dec-95 Cooling Tower Modifications $ 27,230 Attn: Mark Montgomery and Construction Ph. (909) 353-3096 Ph. (909) 427-5016 F:\USR\Admin\References\2016 v1\Previous Work History Updated Jan 2016.xls 22345 La Palma Ave. Unit 106. Yorba Linda CA 92887 Ph: 866-416-4214 Fx: 866-416-4214 License# 359728 Contractor List of References & Experience (Page 3) Customer Design Engineer Completed Job # & Description Cont. Amt City of Chino Hills #265 City of Chino Hills Attn: Director of Utilities May-95 Butterfield Sewage Lift Station $ 27,990 Attn: Ms. Zora Lee Terry Kimbro Ph. (909) 597-1784 Ph. (909) 597-1784 #266 General Pump City of Santa Monica Jul-95 Santa Monica Well Projects $ 102,184 Attn: John Hodges Attn: Bob Harvey Ph. (916) 445-8870 Ph. (310) 826-6712 #435 American Water Works Svc. ASL Consulting Engineers Jan-96 Danford Booster Pump #1 $ 122,850 Attn: Linda Dossman Attn: Richard L Bardin Ph. (619) 656-2400 Ph. (949) 727-7099 #273 Rancho Water District Krieger & Stewart Inc. Jun-96 CA Oaks Swg Lift Station #1 & #2 $ 578,670 Attn: Craig Mapes Attn: Jon Clyde Reynolds Mods 5 & 6 Ph. (909) 676-4101 Ph. (909) 684-6900 #274 City of Upland John Egan & Associates Jan-96 15th Street Transfer Station $ 198,346 Attn: Jim Moody Attn: John Egan (Portable Water:CIP Structure & Ph. (909) 931-4245 Ph. (909) 889-0676 Booster Station) #276 Southern Ca. Water Co. So. California Water Co. Jan-96 Install sand trap and piping for Well #4 $ 46,179 Attn: Chet Anderson, P.E. Attn: Chet Anderson, P.E. Ph. (909) 394-3648 Ph. (909) 394-3648 #277 La Habra Heights ASL Consulting Engineers Plant #1 Surge Tank and Wet Well $ 144,698 Attn: Jim Frei Attn: Steve Ochsner May-96 Rehab. Ph. (949) 727-7099 #278 Kaiser Health Foundation Mollenhauer, Higashi Jan-96 Corona Reginal Data Ctr. $ 43,227 Attn: Mark Hutchins Site Drainage Improvement Ph. (909) 353-3977 #279 Big Bear Municipal Water District Montgomery Watson Dec-95 Dam Gate Rehab. $ 36,843 Attn: Jim Weber Attn: Cheuk H. Lee Ph. (909) 866-5796 Ph. (626) 796-9141 #281 Moulton Niguel Water District ASL Consulting Engineers May-97 Crown Point Pump Station $ 278,879 Attn: Carlo Habash Attn: Steve Tedesco Conversion to Reclaimed Water Ph. (949) 643-2584 Ph. (949) 727-7099 Pump Station #282 El Toro Water District Dames & Moore Jan-97 Reservoir $ 140,606 Attn: Dennis P. Cafferty Flexible Couplings & Corrosion Repairs Ph. (949) 837-7050 Ph. (714) 433-7600 F:\USR\Admin\References\2016 v1\Previous Work History Updated Jan 2016.xls 22345 La Palma Ave. Unit 106. Yorba Linda CA 92887 Ph: 866-416-4214 Fx: 866-416-4214 License# 359728 Contractor List of References & Experience (Page 4) Customer Design Engineer Completed Job# & Description Cont. Amt #280 Turner Construction Flour Daniel Engineering Mar-97 Procetor & Gamble, Sundor Brands $ 274,998 Attn: Bill McLaughlin Anaheim Plant Expansion Ph. (949) 798-8100 Ph. (949) 349-2135 #284 Swinerton & Walberg Jenkins/Gales & Martinez May-96 Remote Aircraft LAX Boarding Facilities; $ 168,216 Attn: Dan Larson 12" Water & 8" Sewer Ph. (916) 445-8870 #435 Black & Veatch Black & Veatch Jun-96 Edwards Airforce Base $ 27,349 Attn: Sam Abi Samra Attn: Connie Leonard 20" Pipeline Testing & Maintenance Ph. (213) 312-3300 Ph. (213) 312-3300 #286 Irvine Ranch Water District Irvine Ranch Water District Oct-96 Michelson Water Reclamation Plant $ 353,400 Attn: Malcolm Cortez Attn: Malcolm Cortez Concrete Modification & Repairs Ph. (949) 453-4500 Ph. (949) 453-4500 to spent Backwash Tank #287 BCI, Inc. Sidawi & Associaates, Inc. Jun-97 Freeman Reservoir Pump Station $ 296,800 Attn: George King Attn; Zac Sidawi 27330 Calle Escadera, Temecula Ph. (562) 630-1707 Ph. (714) 966-1416 #288 Bonadiman McCain Bonadiman McCain Aug-96 Emergency Repair @ Glen Helen $ 2,866 Attn. Carlo Bonadiman Attn. Carlo Bonadiman Regional Park Ph. (909) 885-3435 Ph. (909) 885-3435 2555 Devore Rd., San Bernardino #289 Turner Construction Co. The Irvine Co. Curtain Wall Replacement $ 54,057 Attn: Bob Brann Dec-97 620 Newport Drive Ph. (949) 798-8100 Misc. Labor Rough Carp. & Ste. Wk. #290 Turner Construction Co. Microcenter Computer Store Oct-96 Repairs to 6" Fire Serv. & Site Work $ 8,266 Attn: Bob Brann Mike Withers Ph. (949) 798-8100 Ph. (714) 566-8527 #291 Turner Construction Co. Widom Wein Cohen Jan-97 Seismic Ugrades $ 195,196 Attn: Ed. Cunningham Kaiser Regional Data Center Ph. (949) 798-8100 Structural Concrete #293 Turner Construction Co. HOK Sports Facilities Mar-97 Anaheim Stadium Renovation $ 200,276 Attn: Bob Berenguner Attn: Bob Berenguner Seating & Misc. Labor Ph. (949) 798-8100 Ph: (714) 978-7576 #294 Santa Margarita Water District Boyle Engineering Co. May-98 South Ranch Lift Station $ 933,538 Attn: Bart Lantz Attn: Kent Gingrich Project No. 50 Contract C-1656 Ph. (949) 459-6583 Ph. (949) 476-3310 F:\USR\Admin\References\2016 v1\Previous Work History Updated Jan 2016.xls 22345 La Palma Ave. Unit 106. Yorba Linda CA 92887 Ph: 866-416-4214 Fx: 866-416-4214 License# 359728 Contractor List of References & Experience (Page 5) Customer Design Engineer Completed Job# & Description Cont.
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