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Commercial Consultant Contract Expiration Notice Report All Expirations from 12/01/2015 to 01/31/2016 Report Date: 9/21/2015

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Commercial Consultant Contract Expiration Notice Report All Expirations from 12/01/2015 to 01/31/2016 Report Date: 9/21/2015 Commercial Consultant Contract Expiration Notice Report All Expirations from 12/01/2015 to 01/31/2016 Report Date: 9/21/2015 Contract Number Amd # Auth # Rev # Expiration Date Contract Title Vendor Name Project Manager 2013-0111 11 1/16/16 (110779A) As-Needed Design Services during AECOM GREAT LAKES, INC. Ali Mahdavi construction (construction assistance) for bridge replacement located I-94 EB and WB over Hickory Creek, 2.1 miles NE of Stevensville, Berrien County. 2013-0111 14 1/16/16 (1189440) Design Services for technical AECOM GREAT LAKES, INC. Ali Mahdavi assistance for bridge sliding technology located on M-100 over GTW Railroad, in the City of Potterville, Benton Township, Eaton County. 2011-0006 12 1/8/16 JN 107575C, DESIGN, SLOPE AECOM GREAT LAKES, INC. Andrew Stamm STABILIZATION BETWEEN M-222 AND KZOO RIVER 2011-0006 1/8/16 IDS Engineering Svcs - URS Corporation AECOM GREAT LAKES, INC. Carol Rademacher Great Lakes 2012-0287 1/19/16 IDS Eng Svcs - URS Corporation Great Lakes AECOM GREAT LAKES, INC. Carol Rademacher 2013-0111 1/16/16 IDS ENG SVCS- URS CORPORATION AECOM GREAT LAKES, INC. Carol Rademacher GREAT LAKES 2012-0287 28 1/19/16 (JN 118748C) Design Services: Preparation of AECOM GREAT LAKES, INC. Carrie Warren the log of project for concrete pavement repairs and intermittent shoulder replacement and gutter repairs on M-10 from I-75 to I-94 in the city of Detroit, within Wayne County 2012-0467 12/31/15 - Full CE: Rehabilitation and Construction of AECOM GREAT LAKES, INC. Carrie Warren various segments of the city of Detroit East Riverfront Riverwalk (Jefferson Avenue) between Cobo Hall (Griswold Street) and the MacArthur Bridge to Belle Isle, in the city of Detroit, within Wayne County. Page 1 of 11 Contract Number Amd # Auth # Rev # Expiration Date Contract Title Vendor Name Project Manager 2013-0111 3 1/16/16 JN 102995C, AS NEEDED DESIGN FOR VE AECOM GREAT LAKES, INC. Coreen Strzalka STUDY ON I-94BL FROM 11TH ST TO SENECA LANE 2013-0111 15 1/16/16 (100521C) Traffic & Safety Services for Traffic AECOM GREAT LAKES, INC. Doug Adelman Signal Optimization for signalized intersection in the University Region along M-52, US-12, M-17, and US-12 BR, Washtenaw County. 2013-0111 7 1/16/16 (118909C) Traffic & Safety Services for AECOM GREAT LAKES, INC. Erik Smalley As-Needed Traffic Signal Modernization Design located on M-8 (Davison) at Dexter Avenue, City of Detroit, Wayne County. 2013-0111 13 1/16/16 (107598A) Design Services for ITS - System AECOM GREAT LAKES, INC. Garrett Dawe Manager on I-75 from Frederic to Mackinaw City and M-32, city of Gaylord, North Region. 2011-0006 11 1/8/16 (110807C) Design Services for weave merge AECOM GREAT LAKES, INC. Jason Minkus lanes and structure widening located along I-296 SB from Leonard Street north to Ann Street on and off ramps in the City of Grand Rapids, Kent County. 2013-0111 2 1/16/16 JN 113565C, DESIGN, RECONSTRUCTION AECOM GREAT LAKES, INC. Jason Pittman ON I-94BL FROM BROWN ST TO WASHINGTON ST/LOUIS GLICK HWY 2012-0287 29 1/19/16 (119268C) Design Services for gate repair and AECOM GREAT LAKES, INC. Jeff Pitt soundwall design (Detroit Zoo) located on I-696 service drive between M-1 (Woodward Ave) and Scotia Road, city of Southfield, Oakland County. 2013-0111 12 1/16/16 JN 106928A, AS NEEDED DSDC for AECOM GREAT LAKES, INC. Jennifer Foley Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) for various locations along the US-127 corridor from I-94 to I-75, the I-94 corridor from US-127 to I-75, the I-96 corridor from US-127 to M-59, and the US-23 corridor from I-94 to I- 2013-0111 16 1/16/16 (113616A) ITS - As-needed ITS System AECOM GREAT LAKES, INC. Kimberly Zimmer Manager located on I-75, US-23, I-69, and I-475, Genesee County. Page 2 of 11 Contract Number Amd # Auth # Rev # Expiration Date Contract Title Vendor Name Project Manager 2012-0287 23 1/19/16 (115206) EPE Design Services for a study to AECOM GREAT LAKES, INC. Kyle Rudlaff identify the optimal concept for bridge replacement and interchange traffic operation located I-94 over Pipestone Road (Exit 29), Benton Township, Berrien County. 2013-0111 9 1/16/16 (117082) Pre-Design Services for Feasibility AECOM GREAT LAKES, INC. Linda Reed Study of Bridge Repair Alternatives for Movable Span Bridge for 3 span (one lift span and two approach spans) double leaf Scherzer type rolling lift bascule located on M-13/M-84 (Lafayette Street) over East Cha 2012-0287 20 1/19/16 (JN 110938A) Full CE for the installation of AECOM GREAT LAKES, INC. Mark Koskinen Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) conduit, hand holes and fiber along I-94, Michigan Intelligent Transportation System Center (MITSC) to Gratiot, Macomb, Wayne, and St. Clair Counties 2012-0287 21 1/19/16 (JN 116301A) Full CE for the installation of AECOM GREAT LAKES, INC. Mark Koskinen Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) conduit, hand holes and fiber along I-94 from Gratiot to the Blue Water Bridge Traffic Operations Center (BWBTOC), Macomb and St. Clair Counties. 2012-0287 24 1/19/16 (102113C) Design Services for ITS - High AECOM GREAT LAKES, INC. Michele Mueller Crash Area, Automatic Surveillance System, Metro Region 2012-0287 4 1/19/16 (JN 112718C & 112718A) Traffic and Safety AECOM GREAT LAKES, INC. Michele Mueller Services: Traffic Signal Optimization for various corridors in Wayne County in the Metro Region. 2013-0111 4 1/16/16 (114864C) Design Services/ITS for the AECOM GREAT LAKES, INC. Michele Mueller Installation of equipment to implement an integrated corridor management system, Metro Region. 2013-0111 17 1/16/16 (123938) Design Services for developing AECOM GREAT LAKES, INC. Peter Jansson feasible alternatives for the replacement, repair, and/or strengthening and stabilization of a retaining wall located on M-10, city of Detroit, Wayne County. Page 3 of 11 Contract Number Amd # Auth # Rev # Expiration Date Contract Title Vendor Name Project Manager 2013-0111 10 1/16/16 (107963A) As-Needed DSDC for ITS System AECOM GREAT LAKES, INC. Sarah Fedders Manager on I-94 and US-131, Calhoun and Kalamazoo Counties. 2012-0287 15 1/19/16 (JN 107965C) Design Services: ITS project : AECOM GREAT LAKES, INC. Stephen Brink Development of a final bid package, cost estimate for construction for sixteen (16) Closed-circuit Television (CCTV) cameras and possible Microwave Vehicle Detector Systems (MVDS) in the Southwest Region focusin 2013-0111 6 1/16/16 JN 87659C, AS NEEDED ELECTRICAL AECOM GREAT LAKES, INC. Stephen Urda DESIGN FOR LIGHT FIXTURE REPLACEMENT ON ZILWAUKEE BRIDGE 2013-0111 5 1/16/16 (JN 111885A) " As Needed" Design Services AECOM GREAT LAKES, INC. Steve Minton during Construction : Signal Modernization at sixteen (16) locations, within Macomb County 2013-0111 1 1/16/16 (110797A) Construction Service for Full AECOM GREAT LAKES, INC. Thomas Tellier Construction Engineering located Region wide in Kent, Mecosta, and Isabella Counties. 2013-0111 8 1/16/16 (105712A and 109763A) Construction AECOM GREAT LAKES, INC. Thomas Tellier Services for Full Construction Engineering for cold mill and resurface with HMA projects located on M-44 Connector (Plainfield), I-96 to Airway Street and M-21, Grand River Drive to the Grand River, Kent County. 2013-0115 12 1/16/16 (122396C) Traffic and Safety Services to be ALFRED BENESCH & COMPANY Alonso Uzcategui performed for creation of non-freeway trunkline alignments in the Bay, North, and Southwest Regions. 2013-0115 4 1/16/16 (118072C) Traffic and Safety Services for ALFRED BENESCH & COMPANY Alonso Uzcategui Creation of Non-Freeway Trunkline Alignments in the Metro, Grand, and University Regions. 2013-0115 9 1/16/16 (105127A) "As-Needed" Design Services ALFRED BENESCH & COMPANY Andrea Wilcox During Construction to be performed on EB I-196, Fillmore Township, City of Holland, Allegan County. 2013-0115 3 1/16/16 JN 48945C, DESIGN, AS NEEDED VE ALFRED BENESCH & COMPANY Coreen Strzalka STUDY ON M-24 FROM I-69 TO NEPESSING ST Page 4 of 11 Contract Number Amd # Auth # Rev # Expiration Date Contract Title Vendor Name Project Manager 2013-0115 6 1/16/16 (113352A) Construction Services for Full ALFRED BENESCH & COMPANY Gregg Zack Construction Engineering for Non-Freeway Signing Upgrades for various non-freeway routes in Mecosta, Montcalm, Muskegon, Newaygo, and Oceana Counties. 2013-0126 12/30/15 As Needed Construction Service for Technical ALFRED BENESCH & COMPANY Gregg Zack Assistance and Inspection Testing located along I-96 / M-231 Interchange, Crockery Township and M-231, M-104 South to the Grand River, Ottawa County. 2013-0115 5 1/16/16 JN 116342A, FULL CE ON M-106/M-36 ALFRED BENESCH & COMPANY Jim Daavettila FROM N. JUNCTION OF M-52 TO WCL PINCKNEY 2013-0115 10 1/16/16 (120489A) As-Needed Design Services during ALFRED BENESCH & COMPANY Jose Garcia construction to be performed for construction assistance of M-53 northbound over Clinton River, I-75 under South Boulevard, and I-69 eastbound over South Branch Pine River in the Macomb, Oakland, and St. Clair Co 2013-0115 7 1/16/16 (120489D) As-Needed Design Services/Bridge ALFRED BENESCH & COMPANY Jose Garcia Design Services for partial abutment replacement, backwalls replacement, and partial pier repair/replacement located at M-53 NB over Clinton River, I-75 under South Boulevard, and I-69 EB over South Branch Pine R 2013-0115 8 1/16/16 JN 1202170, AS NEEDED DESIGN TO ALFRED BENESCH & COMPANY Kari Martin DEVELOP COST ESTIMATE FOR REHAB/RECONSTRUCT EXISTING I-275/I-75 BIKE PATH 2013-0115 2 1/16/16 JN VARIOUS, AS NEEDED I&T FOR MT.
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