Professional Consultants Services for Airport Studies Evaluations And

Statement of Qualifications for Professional Consultant Services for Airport Studies, Evaluations and Assessments Projects RFP No. PNC2115981P1

June 15, 2018

McInerney Team McInerney, Inc. Passero Associates, LLC. SDM Consulting Engineers, Inc. Intertek PSE, Inc. Calvin, Giordano & Associates, Inc. Civil Works, Inc. DAVENPORT

McInerney, Inc. 1447 NW 129th Terrace O: 954.281.9393 Sunrise, Florida 33323 F: 954.281.9394 www.mciinc.co

June 15, 2017

Mr. Gasser Dougé, PE. Engineering Unit Supervisor 100 Aviation Boulevard Fort Lauderdale, FL 33315

RE: Bid #PNC2115981P1 - Professional Consultant Services for Airport Studies, Evaluations and Assessment

Dear Selection Committee Members,

It is critical that you pick a team with local knowledge of Broward County Aviation Departments Airports FLL and HWO. The McInerney Team has been individually selected and is comprised of individuals that have been working as a team of one over the past 10 years.

I have worked in South Florida on aviation related projects since 2007, and started my South Florida journey at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL) while working on the High-Speed Exit Taxiways. Over the many years I work at FLL, I worked with many great individuals at Broward County Aviation Department and learned the inner workings of their engineering and operations departments as well as the local FAA tower. During my tenure I worked on planning, design, and construction projects with many of the team members selected to provide services under this RFQ.

In 2014, I decided to leave a large engineering firm and open my own company, McInerney, Inc. I have worked, and been certified, as a County Business Enterprise (CBE) through Broward County. With my extensive aviation experience, I would like to return home to FLL and work with the Broward County Aviation Department staff to complete the Airport Studies, Evaluations and Assessments needed.

Joining the McInerney, Inc. team are the following specialized firms and individuals I have worked with and relied on during my efforts at FLL.

• Passero Associates, LLC – Brad Wente, PE. • SDM Consulting Engineers, Inc. – Ernesto Aloma, PE. • Intertek PSI – Mauricio Rodriguez • Civil Works – Linda Bell, PE. • Calvin, Giordano and Associates, Inc. – Michael Mossey, PSM • Davenport – Zachary Bush

This document will demonstrate that the McInerney, Inc. team is best qualified to perform the tasks under the Professional Consultant Services for Airport Studies, Evaluations and Assessment

Sincerely,

Brian McInerney, PE McInerney, Inc. - President

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Ability of Professional Personnel Project Office The focus of the McInerney Team will be to provide Broward County Aviation McInerney, Inc. Department with findings from sound engineering studies to guide future 1447 NW 129th Terrace design efforts. Sunrise, FL 33323 McInerney, Inc. has formulated a team of professionals that are best suited

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Project Manager Seven firms complete the framework the McInerney team. Each has been Brian McInerney, PE. selected for their defined strengths in their prospective design area. McIn- (954)281-9393 erney, Inc. will lead the civil aviation study and assessment tasks with Pas- [email protected] sero Associates civil, architectural, utility, and airport planning support.

SDM Consulting Engineers, Inc. will provide Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing services. Intertek PSI, Inc. will provide geotechnical and material The project team will be testing related services. Civil Works, Inc. will provide storm water, sanitary led by Brian McInerney, and traffic study related services. Calvin, Giordano, and Associates, Inc. will P.E. who has nearly 14 provide Survey related services and Davenport will provide Wildlife and En- years of experience of vironmental related services. which 6 years have been spent as a lead designer The project team will be led by Brian McInerney, P.E. who has nearly 14 and project manager for years of experience of which 6 years have been spent as a lead designer and Broward County Aviation project manager for Broward County Aviation Department. Mr. McInerney Department. has worked closely with his BCAD project managers to address previous aviation project needs while maintaining focus on project time and budget. Mr. McInerney has planning, design, construction, and project management experience with numerous runway, taxiway, and apron projects. While working in Michigan, Mr. McInerney was involved with the reconstruction of Runway 9-27 at Linden-Price Airport. This project included the demolition and reconstruction of a 4,000 ft. asphalt runway and a general aviation apron. The runway and apron were owned by the State of Michigan and built in the center of an aviation community.

Mr. McInerney relocated to Florida where he was involved with the design of the High-Speed Exit Taxiways project at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood Inter- national Airport. This project included design and construction of two new acute angle Taxiways “A4”, and “B5”, and the widening of a third acute angle Taxiway “B2”. The project also included the widening of Taxiways “A” and “B” at the 28R approach end for “dual/by-pass” aircraft operations. Mr. McInerney worked closely with Mr. Brad Wente now with Passero and As- sociates, Inc., on the High-Speed Exit Taxiways as each played critical roles in the completion of the design.

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While constructing the High-Speed Exit Taxiways project, Mr. McInerney worked on the evaluation of Runway 13-31 at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport. This evaluation was performed to ensure Runway 13-31 could withstand the continued use of commercial aircraft traffic during the grinding and re-grooving of Runway 10L-28R, then 9L-27R. Following the evaluation, a report was developed detailing the findings in the field. The report was used by another consulting firm to cross check a previously developed report and plan set. Mr. McIn- erney ultimately led the construction efforts as the Project Manager. The project included the mill and overlay of sections of Runway 13-31 both at the 13 approach end and Taxiway “B” intersection. This project also included the mill and overlay of Taxiway “D” at the Runway 13 approach end. Sections of Runway 13-31 were reconstructed at the crossing points of Taxiways “A” and “C”. The project also included slurry sealing of shoulder pavements, and, routing and sealing of all cracks three-eighths of an inch or wider along the entire runway length.

Following the completion and closeout of Runway 13-31, Mr. McInerney transi- tioned to the grinding and re-grooving of Runway 9L-27R, now 10L-27R, to work as the Project Manager. The grinding and re-grooving was performed during off peak time periods and opened daily for normal operations. Daily coordination was held with Broward County Aviation Department, Operations, and Engineering to ensure a successful project.

With the completion of the grinding and re-grooving of Runway 9L-27R, Mr. McIn- erney led the efforts as the project manager of the Utility Atlas and Obstruction Survey Phases 1 and 2. These projects included all survey efforts needed for the extension of the new south Runway at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport. During this project, Mr. McInerney worked closely with Mr. Mike Mossey, PSM., now with Calvin, Giordano, and Associates, Inc. to accomplish all survey tasks related to AC 150/5300-16, 17, and 18. This work required short timelines with critical planning to complete to maintain the South Runway schedule. Ultimately, the safety critical data was collected two months ahead of the Mr. Bradley Wente, original schedule for use by the South Runway design team and local planning con- PE. who has more sultant. than 23 years of experience, of which Projects efforts of Passero Associates will be headed by Mr. Bradley Wente, PE. nearly 10 have been who has more than 23 years of experience, of which nearly 10 have been worked worked with Mr. with Mr. McInerney. Passero Associates will provide architectural, airport plan- McInerney. ning and assist on Airside and Landside civil related studies.

SDM Consulting Engineers, Inc. (SDM) led by Mr. Ernesto Aloma, PE. was selected for their dedication to quality work and local knowledge of Fort Lauderdale-Holly- wood International Airport. Since its establishment in 1976, SDM has provided Pro- fessional Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing and Fire Protection Engineering services

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Professional Consultant Services for Airport Studies, Evaluations and Assessment Projects to several clients. During its 42-year existence, SDM has performed engineering services for clients of airport related projects such as:

• Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport: The Aircraft Rescue and Fire Fighting Facility (ARFF); • Terminal 4 Computer Room • TSA Conveyor System; Jet Blue Baggage Handling • TSA Security Revisions; and many more.

For the last 37 years and without interruption, SDM also has a continuous working presence at Miami International Airport. SDM is the Engineer of Record for and designed over 1.8 million square feet of terminal and concourse space currently in use; the control and maintenance facilities for 2 of the 3 train systems currently in use at the airport, as well as the Metrorail extension into the airport’s intermodal center; Concourses “H”, “A”, “D” (currently in use); and “B” (currently demolished).

Intertek PSI (PSI) will provide any required geotechnical or material testing related services. Mauricio Rodriguez of PSI has worked with Brian McInerney over the past six years providing geotechnical and material testing related services. PSI has an extensive background in geotechnical investigations and material testing. Re- cently PSI performed quality acceptance testing for BCAD during the construction of the south runway at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport.

Civil Works, Inc. (CWI) lead by Linda Bell, PE. will perform storm water and sanitary modeling and assist on traffic related studies. Civil works has worked with McInerney, Inc. over the past three years on landside related project at the Uni- versity of Miami where they have provided storm water modeling, design and permitting. CWI is currently updating and maintaining the sanitary sewer master plan for Miami-Dade Aviation Department (MDAD) facilities. The services included collecting and reviewing as-built data, field verifying as-built conditions, updating the utility atlas, updating the existing modeling scenario, re-establishing future modeling scenarios, review of protocols and management systems, updating the master plan document, reviewing and updating the MDAD design guidelines, reviewing and updating the technical specifications, and assisting the Department with environmental permitting issues.

Calvin, Giordano and Associates will provide survey related services. Michael Mossey has extensive experience in survey at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood Interna- tional Airport. Michael has been involved in obstruction analysis, runway data acquisition and navigational aid location, Sky Chef Building lease parcel, AGIS safety critical airfield signage, 9R-27L Runway Expansion, and the utility atlas surveys. Calvin Giordano and Associates, through Mike Mossey bring an extensive local survey knowledge that is critical to the McInerney, Inc. Team.

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DAVENPORT lead by Zachary Bush has an environmental team experienced in providing environmental consulting services across the Southeast. They excel in assisting our municipal and state clients in navigating environmental permitting, assessment, and investigative processes. DAVENPORT is fully capable of providing all the necessary consultant services for conducting wildlife studies at airports. DAVENPORT is staffed with professional biologists that have experience in conducting wildlife surveys in Florida, including threatened and endangered species. DAVENPORT is also keenly aware of the FAA guidelines and procedures for conducting wildlife studies, as they are currently conducting a biological assessment for another international airport. DAVENPORT staff has experience with many different types of wildlife and survey techniques including but not limited to bird, vegetation, and deer surveys.

Our approach in conducting wildlife studies for airports emphasizes multiple QA/QC checks of collected data, thorough preparation work to ensure efficient surveys, and on-time delivery of submittals to avoid project delays.

As shown above Mr. McInerney has built a history of work efforts with the above listed individuals all who make up the key components to success of the project design team.

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Brian McInerney, PE President

Mr. McInerney has more than Twenty years of construction, engineering, planning, and project management experience of which more than ten Education years have been in the supervisory role. Over those seven years Mr. McInerney has headed multiple construction projects from planning to B.S. Civil Engineering, Michigan State University, 2004 design and achieved final construction closeout all while keeping the projects on time and under budget. Mr. McInerney representative Registration and project experience includes. Certifications Professional Engineer, FL Internal Circulation Road – Phase 2, University of Miami, Engineer of PE. No. 71383 Record. The purpose of this project is to divert university student traffic from the surrounding non-university residential streets to traverse the Certificate of Authorization perimeter of campus and make geometrical modifications to calm traffic FL CA No. 30711 in hot spot areas of residential/university connections. Mr. McInerney is Certified General serving as the Engineer of Record for the geometry, pavement design, Contractor, FL demolition, utility adjustment, and signage and pavement marking plans. CGC No. 1525702 Electrical, Drainage and Geotechnical are being performed by sub

consultants. The project consists designing a new internal road adjacent Certified Underground Contractor, FL to the existing university buildings of the campus and removing sections CUC No. 1225353 of an existing parking lot.

North Entrance Road – Vulcan Materials Company, Project Officer. This Training PSMJ-Project Management project included the construction of a new concrete entrance roadway Bootcamp over and existing rock roadway. This project included, regular and subsoil excavation, embankment, limerock base, Asphalt, Concrete and pavement markings. Minor Fence and gate installation also took place on this project.

Site Civil – 777 Properties, Inc., Project Officer. Currently acts as the on- call civil contractor for 777 Properties, Inc. projects completed include: Temporary parking lot construction, Multiple bench installation, Speed Bump Installation, Generator pad construction, Emergency drainage repairs

American Supply Warehouse Renovation – Daoud Investments, Inc., Project Officer. Currently the general contractor for the renovation of an existing Warehouse in Doral, Fl. This project includes the division of the 47,000.00 sft warehouse and office space in half. The project includes plumbing, framing, drywall, electrical, mechanical, and glazing.

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Vice President – Marks Brothers, Inc. – Mr. McInerney handled all day to day activities for the company. Daily activities include coordination of equipment, personnel, review of bid proposals, purchase of specialized materials and equipment, review of contracts and change orders and the hiring and termination of employees.

SR 7 – T4400 – FDOT District 4, Project Officer. This project includes the widening State Road 7 in Broward County. This project includes drainage, water, sanitary sewer, regular and subsoil excavation, embankment, limerock base, Asphalt, pavement markings, concrete curb and gutter, and sidewalk. Street lighting, Intelligent transportation Systems, and signalization where also installed on the project.

Baptist Hospital – Cancer Institute, Project Manager. This project includes the construction of a new Cancer Center for Baptist Health Systems. This project includes the site work drainage, water, sanitary sewer, embankment, construction of building pads, limerock base, Asphalt, pavement markings, concrete curb and gutter, and sidewalk.

Merrick Drive – University of Miami, Project Manager/Project Engineer. This project includes the design and construction of a new roadway at the University of Miami. This project includes the site work drainage, water, sanitary sewer, embankment, construction of building pads, limerock base, Asphalt, pavement markings, concrete curb and gutter, and sidewalk.

Andrews Ave. – FDOT District 4, Senior Project Manager. This project includes the widening of Andrews Avenue in Broward County. This project included drainage, water, sanitary sewer sleeves, regular and subsoil excavation, embankment, limerock base, Asphalt, concrete curb and gutter, and sidewalk. Street lighting, Intelligent transportation Systems, and signalization where also installed on the project.

Taxiway “C” West, Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, Project Engineer and Project Manager. This project included the design and reconstruction of Taxiway C from Taxiway “D” to the Runway 9L Approach.

Phased Airfield Modifications to Runway 9L-27R, Fort Lauderdale- Hollywood International Airport, Project Engineer and Project Manager. This project included the planning, design, and construction of five capacity enhancements to Runway 9L-27R in preparation for additional operations encountered during the South Runway Reconstruction.

Terminal 4 Renovations, Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, Project Engineer and Project Manager. This project included interior

Brian McInerney, PE. renovations, construction of new and renovations to existing bathroom facilities, tenant relocation, and the extension of a new customs sterile corridor.

Utility Atlas Phases 1 and 2, Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, Project Manager and Project Engineer. This project included updates to the existing airport Utility Atlas through a combination of “As Built” research, ground penetrating radar, and excavation and survey of utilities. The Project included the aerial survey of the immediate airport properties as well as off airport properties to collect the planimetric mapping and obstruction survey data required by AC 150/5300-16, 17 and 18. All data was collected and submitted to FAA and NGS for their review and approval.

Expansion of Runway 9R-27L, Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, Project includes the planning, design and construction of the Expanded South Runway and cross field taxiway system.

Runway 9L-27R Corrective Action Plan, Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, Project Manager. This Project included the grinding, milling and asphalt paving, grooving and remarking of Runway 9L-27R. Work was completed during off peak hours and reopened daily for normal operations. Coordination with Broward County Airport Staff and local FAA tower personnel was critical to the completion of this project.

Rehabilitation to Runway 13-31, Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, Project Manager. This project included the reconstruction of Runway 13-31 at both Taxiway “A” and “C” crossing locations, milling and paving of Taxiway “D” and the Runway at Runway 13 approach end, crack sealing the length of the runway, slurry sealing of the existing shoulders and final marking to all affected areas.

Drainage Improvements, Brunswick Golden Isles, Brunswick, Georgia, Project Engineer. Project included the piping of existing drainage swales along the existing runway, taxiways and terminal apron. The project also included drainage design for future general aviation developments.

North Terminal Redevelopment-Airside Civil Engineering, Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport, Detroit, Michigan Project Engineer. This project included the planning, design and construction of a 200,000 square yard concrete apron for the new North Terminal. Project design included pavement, drainage, pavement markings, water main, sanitary sewer, electrical and lighting.

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Apron Joint Repair, Pensacola International Airport, Pensacola, FL. Project Engineer. Project included the installation of an expansion joint and associated spall repair required to relieve stresses on the Terminal Apron at Pen- sacola International Airport.

Pensacola College Boulevard, Pensacola International Airport, Pensacola, FL. Project Engineer. Project included the rehabilitation and reconfiguration of College Blvd., existing entrance roadway, from NW 12th Ave to Airport Boulevard.

Economy Parking Lot, Pensacola International Airport, Pensacola, FL. Pro- ject Engineer. Project included the design of an overflow parking lot along Col. J. McHenry Jones, and associated drainage design and permitting.

Runway Safety Area Improvements – Part 4, Willow Run Airport, Ypsilanti, Michigan, Project Engineer. This project included the completion of New Concrete Taxiway “G” from Runway 23L to the East Cargo Apron, regarding of safety areas and grading of the Glideslope Critical Area.

Runway Safety Area Improvements – Part 2, Willow Run Airport, Ypsilanti, Michigan, Project Engineer. This project included the design and construction of a new concrete Taxiway “G” from the West Apron to Runway 23R, grading of safety areas and electrical vault improvements.

Runway Safety Area Improvements – Part 1, Willow Run Airport, Ypsilanti, Michigan, Project Engineer. The project included improvements to four runway ends to meet FAA safety area requirements. Improvements included a relocated perimeter road, removal of Runway 18-36, installation of runway guard lights, construction of a new airfield electrical vault, and repowering of FAA Facilities.

Employee Parking Lot Expansion, Bishop International Airport, Flint, Michi- gan, Project Engineer.

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BRADLEY J. WENTE, PE Senior Aviation Engineer Mr. Wente has 23 years of dedicated aviation consulting experience focused on planning, design, and construction projects at commercial service and general aviation airports. He is experienced in program development, FAA and state grant procurement, project management, development of contract documents and technical specifications, schedules and project budgets. He is experienced in infrastructure and site planning, design, quality assurance, cost estimating and regulatory permitting.

Education MS in Civil Engineering, University of Illinois BS in Civil Engineering, University of Illinois Representative Project Experience (previous firm)

New South Runway 10R-28L Expansion Program, Fort Lauderdale- Hollywood Inter- national Airport, Fort Lauderdale, Florida — Project Director/ Manager. Project includes design of a new 8,000-foot by 150-foot runway, parallel taxiway, cross-field taxiways and holding pads. The runway and parallel taxiway include bridge structures over US-1 and the Florida East Coast Railway. Responsible for design team developing pavement life cycle analysis, pavement alternatives analysis, vertical profile, navigational aids layout, drainage design and South Florida Water Manage- ment District environmental resource permitting.

Reconstruct Taxiway C West, Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, Florida — Pavement Design. Provided Quality Control review of engineering documents for the reconstruction of approximately 3,800 linear feet of Taxiway C West and associated South Apron. Project determination of 20-year pavement design, stabilization measures for in-situ subgrade, pavement demolition and recycling, marking, grading, construction phasing for minimal operational impacts, included Engineer’s Report with construction cost and scheduling. Delivered in two separate construction packages for client funding purposes.

Runway 9L-27R Airfield Geometry Modifications, High-Speed Exit Taxiways and Taxiway Widening, Rehabilitation, Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, Fort Lauder- dale, Florida--Design Task Manager. The project included the study, modeling, design, and construction of three high speed exit taxiways and widening of Taxiway A and B to support Group V aircraft from Runway 9L-27R. Duties included grading and drainage layout and plan development.

Rehabilitate Concourse C Taxilane, and East RON Apron and Expansion, Rehabilitate Taxiway M and C6, Relocation of Connector Taxiways G, H and D, and Box Culvert Instal- lation. Palm Beach International Airport — Project Manager (Schematic Design). This complex project consisted of numerous design elements and involved rehabilitation, relocating or reconstruction of airfield pavements in the northeast quadrant of PBI. A 3,000-linear foot dual box culvert will be installed to close in existing open channel wildlife attractant.

General Aviation Federal Inspection Services (FIS) Facility, Savannah-Hilton Head Inter- national Airport — Design Project Manager. The project consisted of a new 18,000 square foot general aviation Federal Inspection Services (FIS) facility designed to accommodate 300 passengers per hour. The single-story FIS building includes baggage collection, primary and secondary screening, CBP office and a corporate lobby for transient aircraft. The project also includes significant access control, security fencing, mast lighting and camera installation.

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PASSARO ASSOCIATES PROFESSIONALS . BRADLEY J. WENTE, PE Senior Aviation Engineer

Construct New Air Traffic Control Tower and Related Work. Destin-Executive Airport, Destin, Florida — Project Man- ager. Project involved design and permitting of new sixty-foot air traffic control tower including included wetland mitigation, new conservation easement, earthwork and grading, ¾-mile bituminous roadway, directional drilling for water service, septic drain field system, new electrical and communication service, landscaping, seeding, sodding, pavement marking, beacon demolition, perimeter security fencing, new access electrical gate and access control system. This multiphase project included numerous stakeholders including the County, City of Destin, FAA, FDOT, Eglin AFB, USACOE, NWFWMD, and numerous other permitting agencies. Terminal Two and Terminal Three Modernization, Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, Fort Lauder- dale, Florida--Project Engineer. Project responsibilities included design coordination between several disciplines, pavement design and layout, drainage relocation, aircraft gate parking and passenger boarding bridge analysis, and pavement markings. The project included civil site improvements to accommodate proposed terminal expansion. Rehabilitate Runway 14-32, Destin/Fort Walton Beach Airport, Destin, Florida — Project Manager. Project included over 60,000 square yards of asphalt milling and overlay on Runway 14-32, paved runway overruns, and taxiway connectors, replacement of all existing runway lighting and signage with LED fixtures, restoration of turf shoulders along runway, and airfield pavement marking. Duties included airfield pavement grading, airfield pavement marking layout, airfield pavement design, project site erosion control design, airfield electrical demolition design, airfield lighting and signage layout, construction phasing, cost estimation, and construction administration duties including preparation of construction document revisions and shop drawing review. Runway 9-27 Reconstruction, Runway 18-36 Extensions and Runway 18-36 Rehabilitation, Tallahassee Regional Airport, Tallahassee, Florida — Project Engineer. Project included over 100,000 square yards of asphalt milling and overlay for the rehabilitation of Runway 18-36, flexible pavement runway extensions to both ends of Runway 18-36 totaling approximately 1,000 feet, flexible pavement taxiway extensions and connectors associated with the runway extensions, flexible and rigid pavement reconstruction options for Runway 9-27 (8,000 feet) to remove a non-standard line-of-sight deficiency, navigational aids associated with the extension of Runway 18-36 and reconstruction of Runway 9-27. Included geometric design, overall site grading, and pavement marking design, airfield pavement design, and construction phasing, and cost estimation. Crack Seal, Seal Coat, and Mark Runway 6-24 and Runway 13-31, Columbus Metropolitan Airport, Columbus Georgia — Program Manager. This design project included crack sealing of longitudinal joints, application of P-608 seal coat and pavement marking of the 7,000-foot runway. Work to be performed in accelerated phase during nightly closure of the runway. Runway 6-24 and Runway 13-31 Obstruction Identification and Removal Phase I, Columbus Metropolitan Airport, Colum- bus Georgia — Program Manager. This project was initiated to identify obstructions in the airspace of each runway end. Most of the obstructions were located off Airport property. RS&H utilized aerial photography to identify trees and man- made obstructions, and cross referenced each with parcel data. The project included extensive coordination with the Airport, Federal Aviation Admin- istration and the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) and subsequent phases with the goal to obtain parcel navigation easements and obstruction removal. Runway 6 Safety Area (RSA) Study, Columbus Metropolitan Airport, Columbus Georgia — Project Manager. This design study was initiate to identify deviations in the grading of the approach runway safety area (1000 feet by 500 feet wide), the study determined multiple deviations in the existing RSA including non-standard slopes and issues with storm structures and washouts. The study was presented to the Owner and Federal Aviation Administration and led to a subsequent project to fix all deficiencies. Rehabilitation of Taxiways WA and WB, George Bush Intercontinental Airport, Houston, Texas — Project Engineer. Project included rehabilitation of a failed section of dual 12,000-foot parallel taxiways and associated connectors. Reconstruction and widening of parallel taxiways WA/WB to ADG VI, TDG 7/TDG 5 standards. Project included Safety Risk Assessment (SRA), realignment and improvements to conform new AC design standards, drainage improvements, and LED lighting. Geometric changes were made to accommodate the new Federal Aviation Administration Advisory Circular 150/5300-13A and the operations of the A380. Project responsibilities included pavement design, Portland Cement Concrete jointing layout and evaluation of recycled concrete materials for inclusion in the pavement structure.

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BRADLEY J. WENTE, PE Senior Aviation Engineer

Extension of Runway 27L and Associated Taxiways, Philadelphia International Airport, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania — Project Engineer. This project consists of the extension of Runway 9R-27L (from 10,500 feet to 12,000 feet) and associated taxiways including the installation of various navigational aids, utilities, extensive drain system and the relocation of existing fuel lines. Conducted independent Quality Control reviews of the project deliverables. Taxiway E, G, and H Reconstruction-Phase V, Colorado Springs Airport, Colorado Springs, Colorado — Quality Control Reviewer. Project included full-depth removal and replacement of a concrete taxiway that has experienced alkali-silica- reactivity distresses. Also included was the re-marking of Runway’s 17R-35L and 17L-35R for compliance with new paint marking advisory circulars. Apron Rehabilitation, Albert J. Ellis Airport, Jacksonville, North Carolina--Quality Control Reviewer. Design and bidding phase services for the rehabilitation of the existing commercial and general aviation aircraft parking apron. The project consisted of installing a new concrete hardstand area, bituminous mill and overlay, joint and crack sealing, thermoplastic coal tar emulsion micro- surface Type B seal coat, and apron pavement marking/aircraft tie-down reconfiguration. Construction cost based on bids is approximately $1.3 million Reconstruction of Runway 4L-22R and Associated Taxiways, Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport, Detroit, Mich- igan—Project Engineer / Quality Control Reviewer. Project responsibilities included pavement design, geometric design, marking layout design, and aircraft movement modeling. The project consisted of the design and reconstruction of a 10,000-foot runway, along with four new high-speed exit taxiways, reconstruction of full length parallel taxiway and multiple connecting taxiways. Taxiway E, G, and H Reconstruction-Phase IV, Colorado Springs Airport, Colorado Springs, Colorado-- Quality Control Reviewer. Project included full-depth removal and replacement of a concrete taxiway that has experienced alkali- silica-reactivity distresses. Spaceport Taxiway and Apron, Cecil Airport, Jacksonville, Florida--Quality Control Reviewer. The project included the first phase of construction for the Cecil Airport Spaceport Development which consisted of the site selection and design of a 200-foot by 300-foot concrete apron and connector taxiway. The site selection phase included siting for the overall spaceport development which included the apron, taxiway, future hangar, as well as the associated spaceport infrastructure. Future phases of the project include construction of the hangar development. Airfield Re-Development Program, Asheville Regional Airport, Fletcher, North Carolina--Program Manager. Responsibilities included providing program management services for the $65 million Runway 16-34 reconstruction program. The program included construction of a new 7,000-foot long by 100-foot wide, parallel taxiway to be used as a temporary runway while the existing Runway 16-34 is reconstructed with a 75-foot shift to correct non-standard separation and longitudinal gradient issues. Extensive coordination with the Federal Aviation Administration and other stakeholders was required. Runway 5R-23L Pavement and Lighting Rehabilitation - Phase I and II, Rickenbacker International Airport, Columbus, Ohio--Project Manager. Project included rehabilitating 12,100 x 200 linear-foot runway by removing a Portland Cement Concrete bonded overlay, replacing full depth Portland Cement Concrete base pavement, resurfacing the runway with a bituminous pavement, replacing the touchdown zone and centerline lighting systems, drainage improvements, pavement marking and runway pavement grooving. Project included multiple bid alternates and detailed construction safety and phasing plans to support Owner’s funding plan. Terminal One Apron Reconstruction, Raleigh Durham International Airport, Raleigh, North Carolina--Project Engineer. Comprehensive design improvements to replace aging pavement and to correct and improve grade deficiencies resident in the existing apron. The major construction program elements include the reconstruction of the Terminal One aircraft parking apron, a replacement storm sewer trunk line, and an asphalt mill/overlay to meet existing grades. Duties included geometric layout and design, plan production, estimating, and specification and report development.

Professional Registration: Registered Professional Engineer: Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Ohio

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PASSARO ASSOCIATES PROFESSIONALS . DAVID COX, PE Senior Civil Engineer

Representative Project Experience Dave is a Project Manager at Passero Associates with over ten years of experience in the civil and site engineering group. He works on commercial, residential, and institutional projects. Dave specializes in design efficiency to create the best quality project for the least amount of capital. He also excels in streamlining design and approval flow time to meet the tightest deadlines.

Water Resources and Site Design Jamestown Community College; Jamestown, NY — The project consisted of a four- story building for student housing. The design included parking layout, grading, earthwork, erosion control, SWPPP, water, sanitary, storm and storm water management (dry swales and organic filter). Park Point at Rochester Institute of Technology; Henrietta, NY — Community of residential, mixed-use and retail buildings on 59.9 acres. This project consisted of 918 beds in one to four bedroom apartments and approximately 80,000 SF of retail space including restaurants, a bank, and Barnes and Noble. Dave was also responsible for obtaining DOT permits. Roberts Wesleyan College; Chili, NY — The project is a Science and Nursing building addition to the Smith Science Center located on the Roberts Wesleyan College Campus. The project involved the removal of parts of a parking lot and the installation of new roadways, curbs, and sidewalks in addition to the proposed addition. The project also included a sanitary sewer relocation around the proposed building. Highland Hospital; Rochester, NY — Drainage infrastructure upgrades to control stormwater issues on site. This included rerouting storm and sanitary sewers and providing underground storage cham- bers. SUNY Alfred, Alfred, NY — The college was in need of a NCAA regulation softball field to be able to host NCAA division Championships. Passero designed the field per NCAA requirements including bleachers, dugouts, fences, backstop, bullpen, infield, irrigation and proper grades. Mixed Use Projects / Site Development / Modeling Family Life Network, Erwin, NY — This project includes converting an old 56,000 SF Harley Davidson building into the new Family Life headquarters. Family Life is a radio station that reaches a large part of New York and Pennsylvania. The project also includes a brand new 68,000 performing arts theater to hold Broadway level shows, concerts and dinner theaters. As part of the project Town Center Road will be extended to increase traffic circulation and provide additional means of egress. The project requires multiple approvals including an article 16 and article 24 NYSDEC permits. Estimated completion date is 2019 for the headquarters, and 2022 for the theater. Town Center, Henrietta, NY — Project Engineer of a mixed-use development that includes a new Town Recreation Center, the re-development of the Dome and approximately 350-units of multi- family apartments. The project includes a comprehensive SEQRA review for a rezoning and various special use permits. The High Point Business Park; Victor, NY — A 106-acre business park located across from Eastview Mall including; three class A office buildings totaling 390,000 SF, an Olive Garden restau- rant, two-retail buildings and 72 townhomes. Traffic improvements included road widening, right and left turn lanes, mass earthwork design, over 4,000 feet of internal roadways, and drainage design.

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Town of Henrietta Light Industrial Study, Henrietta, NY — Project Manager for a Town-wide study to investigate the potential of re-zoning approximately 1,200 acres from Residential and Agricultural to Industrial. The study included a detailed analysis of physical features (wetlands, floodplains, woodlots) and available utilities to determine the best sites for development. Chemung Crossings, Elmira, NY — Project Engineer for the rehabilitation of multiple historical buildings into mixed use development comprised of community center, retail and office space and apartments for low income families. Webster Golf Tee; Webster, NY — The project consists of a three-phase development. Phase 1 is the construction of 15 apartment buildings containing 70 units. Phase 2 is the construction of a commercial area containing approximately 50,000 sf of commercial space. The last phase will include two 60 unit senior living buildings. All of the phases are located on approximately 28 acres of land. The design included parking lot layout, road layout, grading, erosion control, water, storm, sanitary, RPZ backflow design, stormwater management facility (detention pond and organic filter), drainage calculations, and NYSDOT permit approvals. Transportation and Drainage Empire Blvd. Roadway Improvements; Penfield, NY — The project consisted of over 3,000 linear feet of NYSDOT roadway improvements, including; a two way left turn lane, a right turn lane, shoulder widening, a bike lane, culvert extensions, sidewalk design, GRSS retaining wall design, and guiderail design. Coldwater Road Culvert Rehabilitation, Rochester, NY —Project Engineer for this culvert rehabilitation project. The existing 48” x 27” concrete box culvert conveys a tributary of Little Black Creek under Coldwater Road. The wing walls and headwalls are in poor condition with the west section collapsed and blocking flow. Passero Associates is evaluating several replacement and rehabilitation alternatives to improve the structural and hydraulic conditions of the culvert including lining the box culvert with elliptical HDPE pipe to reuse the existing culvert. Site Development Villas at Canandaigua; Canandaigua, NY — 132 townhouse units on 50 acres. Roadway improvements included left turn lane for NYSDOT signalized intersection. The design of two aesthetic ponds with waterfall feature and wet well with submersible pump to maintain flow over waterfall. Buffalo Mass Ave Community Homes; Buffalo, NY — The project consisted of rehabbing, demolishing and constructing new residential buildings on 40 different properties scattered over a Buffalo neighborhood. White Lake Mansion, Sullivan County, New York — Project Manager for development of a new 72 unit, suite style Spa and Resort in the Town of Bethel. Amenities will include a spa, underground parking, outdoor pool, conference accommodations and restaurants. Poets Landing; Dryden, NY — Residential site in the Village of Dryden which contains 72 apartment units and 66 senior living units. Work included performing a traffic study consisting of a capacity analysis of the local arterial roadways and a Level of Service (LOS) and safety analysis of the major intersection which serves the site and Dryden Central Schools. High Acres; Geneva, NY — A 121 unit senior living center with a detached 30 car parking barn, six duplex carriage homes and improvement to existing historic structures. Reynolds Property; Pen field, NY — Reynolds Property is 54 townhomes and two 10-bedroom skilled nursing residence. NYSDEC Phase II, utility, RPZ and drainage design. Picture Parkway; Webster, NY — The proposed project consisted of one 72-unit senior building, seventeen 4-unit apartment buildings and six 2-unit apartment buildings, located on a vacant 27.13-acre parcel. The property had a good size tributary flowing through the property which required two road crossings. Two 11’ span aluminum arch pipe culverts were designed to cross the tributary. Drainage analysis of 100+ acres with 100-year flood analysis.

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DAVID COX, PE Sr. Civil Engineer through the property which required two road crossings. Two 11’ span aluminum arch pipe culverts were designed to cross the tributary. Drainage analysis of 100+ acres with 100-year flood analysis. The Estates at West Lake Marine Club; Canandaigua, NY — Sixty-nine single family homes with clubhouse and private marina with 110 boat slips on 75 acres. This also involved an Environmental Impact Statement to address all potential impacts. Briarwood Subdivision; Webster, NY — A 44 lot single family subdivision on 37 acres. I designed a box culvert to cross over 4-mile creek. Design required a HEC-RAS analysis to determine box culvert impact on the floodway and floodplain for approval from FEMA. Dave was also responsible for; drainage calculations, SWPPP, grading/utility design and obtaining DOT permits. Northwoods Subdivision; Clarence, NY — The project included a 150-lot subdivision with a mix of large lots and patio lots on 120 acres. Design of stormwater facilities, sanitary sewer, storm sewer and watermain were required for the design. Greenwood Townhomes; Chili, NY - The proposed Greenwood Townhomes at Chili Paul Square is comprised of 50,350 square feet of commercial space, 40 market rate townhomes and 70 senior living townhomes on an approximately 36-acre site. The proposed project crosses a stream wetland in two places. The design looked at multiple stream crossing options including, box culverts, concrete bridge, and plate steel arch pipe. A complete drainage analysis was performed to evaluate flooding elevations and culvert sizes. Southpoint Cove Apartments; Penfield, NY — The proposed development includes the construction of 358 Apartment Units in ten 3-Story buildings. Additional improvements include a community center, pool, pedestrian access and extensive landscaping. The project required approval from multiple governmental agencies for the bald eagles’ nest on the property, coastal erosion hazard area, NYSDEC wetlands and 1.5 million dollars traffic improvements along 3,000 feet of Empire Blvd. Mercedes-Benz of Rochester; Henrietta, NY — The project consisted of a 20,000 SF Mercedes-Benz dealership on six acres. Design included parking lot layout, grading, erosion control, retaining wall design, water, storm, sanitary, RPZ backflow design, underground storm water management facility, SWPPP and NYSDOT permit approvals. Garber Honda; Henrietta, NY — The project included an 8,000 SF building addition with revised parking layout, landscaping, lighting and drainage improvements.

LiDestri Foods; Greece, NY — The project consisted of reconverting an old Kodak building into a food processing plant for making pasta sauce and salsas. The design included redesigning parking lot layout, tractor trailer loading docks, a weigh station, security fences, 10” watermain with dual RPZ backflow, and a new railroad spur to bring in boxcars off the main line for unloading of tomato paste in a proposed 10,000 sf building addition. Wright Wisner; Henrietta, NY — The project included 30,000 SF of additional warehouse space with eight new loading docks and twenty new tractor trailer parking spaces. The project also included storm water design of an infiltration basin and storm water absorption area. Education • MBA, St. John Fisher College • BS, Civil Engineering, Rochester Institute of Technology • AutoCAD Civil 3D Training Certifications/Registrations • Licensed Professional Engineer in the state of Pennsylvania and New York • FAA sUAS Part 107 Remote Pilot Certifications Professional Certifications • American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE)

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ANDREW M. HOLESKO, CM Senior Aviation Planner / Program Manager

Andrew has more than 23 years’ experience in aviation, business, operations, and program management and has been involved in more than 50 airport planning and development projects at over 30 General Aviation, regional and air carrier airports in eleven states. Andrew is responsible for the planning and development of a wide range of aviation, municipal, environmental, economic development, transportation and business development projects. His responsibilities include managing all phases of planning and development projects, including program management, financing, administration, design construction and closeout. Representative Project Experience St. Augustine – St. Johns County Airport Authority, St. Augustine, Florida (2003-Present) – General Engineering Consultant / Program Manager for a multi-year assignment, responsible for comprehensive services associated with initial project concepts, planning and design, to construction closeout on over 40 projects in St. Augustine. Resulting accomplishments (shared with the Authority) include airport, marine, buildings, site/access/infrastructure, environmental and recreational improvements totaling over $30,000,000 since 2003. Awards: FAC Statewide Environmental Project of the Year (2007 and 2012); ACI-NA (International) Environmental Achievement Project of the Year (2012). Palatka Municipal Airport, City of Palatka, Palatka, Florida (2004-Present) – General Engi- neering Consultant / Program Manager for a multi-year assignment, responsible for comprehensive services associated with initial project concepts, planning and design, to construction closeout on over 25 projects in the City of Palatka. Resulting accomplishments (shared with the City) include airport, public terminal, buildings, site/access/infrastructure, environmental and recreational improvements totaling over $14,000,000 since 2004. Awards: Regional Transportation Project of the Year (2008) for Airport Terminal Building Improvements. Fernandina Municipal Airport, City of Fernandina Beach, Florida (1999-Present) – General Engineering Consultant / Program Manager for a multi-year assignment, responsible for comprehensive services associated with initial project concepts, planning and design to construction closeout on over 30 major projects in the City of Fernandina Beach. Resulting accomplishments (shared with the City) include airport, marine, public buildings, site/access/ infrastructure, environmental and recreational improvements totaling over $20,000,000 since 1999. Awards: Quality in Construction Award (2011); National Award For Excellence in Concrete Pavement (2004). Lake City Gateway Airport, City of Lake City, Lake City, Florida (2007-Present) – Principal-in- Charge, Quality Control/Quality Assurance for multi-year term assignment, for comprehensive services associated with initial project concepts to construction closeout on multiple projects in Lake City. Resulting accomplishments (shared with the City) include airport, public terminal/buildings and site/access/infrastructure improvements totaling $6,000,000+ since 2007. Bahamas, Puerto Rico, Caribbean Assignments (2010 to present) – Program Manager for all assignments, services and delivery within the Caribbean region. Services include airport planning, financial assessment, airfield pavement-lighting-navigation aids, hangars-terminals-specialty buildings, corporate and residential support, fueling systems, permitting and environmental advocacy. Dayton International Airport, City of Dayton, Dayton, Ohio – General Engineering Consultant / Program Manager for multi-year term assignment, for comprehensive services associated with initial project concepts to construction closeout on over five major projects in Dayton.

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Nassau County Florida – General Engineering Consultant / Program Manager for multi-year term assignment, for comprehensive services associated with initial project concepts to construction closeout on three projects in Nassau. Gainesville Regional Airport Authority, Gainesville, Florida (2008-Present) – Principal-in-Charge, Quality Control/Quality As- surance for multi-year term assignment, for comprehensive services associated with initial project concepts to construction closeout on multiple projects in Gainesville. Resulting accomplishments (shared with the Authority) include airport, ground transportation/intermodal, site/access/infrastructure and stormwater/environmental improvements totaling $3,000,000+ since 2008. Awards: City of Gainesville Beautification Award (2011-2012) and Florida Airports Council - Environmen- tal Excellence Award (2013). Pensacola Regional Airport, Pensacola, Florida – Project Manager and Senior Airport Planner for Airport Master Plan Update, Concessions Analysis and FAR Part 150 Noise Compatibility Study. The analysis concluded with recommended airport improvements that still guide the airport in 2007. The resulting CIP was $200,000,000+. The consultant fee for this assignment was $560,000. Principal in Charge, Engineering/Program Manager, City of Fernandina Beach, Florida — Principal in Charge and Program Manager for continuing Capital Improvement Projects for multiple departments within the city, including: Airport (all related projects); Downtown Marina; Central Garage (City Maintenance); Seaside Park, North Beach Park; Historic Lighthouse; Commerce Park; Recreational Complex (multiple) Dredging and Improvements, Fernandina Beach Harbor Marina, Florida – Principal in Charge and Program Manager for improvement project, assisted the City in receiving $1,500,000 from the “Big P” Funding Program and $575,000 in state funds. Passero Associates provided design and construction inspection services for the dredging and disposal of over 60,000 cubic yards of silt material from the downtown marina of Fernandina Beach. Due to the timely and successful completion of this project, the City is making provisions for future dredging. Principal in Charge, General Consultant/Program Manager, Multiple Municipalities, Florida — Principal in Charge and Program Manager for continuing Capital Improvement Projects for multiple departments within various municipalities in Florida, including: City of Palatka, City of Lake City, and St. Augustine-St. Johns County Airport Authority. County Road 108 Milling & Resurfacing, Nassau County, Yulee, FL – Program Manager for rehabilitation of 7.4 miles of a two-lane rural road by milling and resurfacing the existing pavement, stabilizing the shoulders, providing safety improvements including a guardrail, restoration of driveways and disturbed areas and erosion control measures. The project schedule was compressed to comply with FDOT funding constraints, and the design team ramped up its efforts to comply with these deadlines. The highway design used innovative pavement rehabilitation methods to minimize the impact on the roadside drainage systems in order to expedite the St. Johns Water Management District approval process. John Muir Ecological Park, Nassau County, Yulee, FL – Program Manager for engineering design and construction inspection for new ecological park. Reviewed County and project needs and made cost-effective, appropriate design and construction recommendations for review and consideration by the County. Historic Courthouse Parking Lot Rehabilitation, Nassau County, Yulee, FL – Program Manager for civil engineering services including parking lot layout, grading, drainage and utility design. In addition, Passero assisted the County with cost estimating and municipal approvals Master Plan, Chautauqua County Airport/Dunkirk, Dunkirk, New York — Project Manager. Emphasis was placed on the feasibility of the installation of an ILS/GPS instrument approach, as well as two runway extensions and the continued development of the general aviation area. Layout Plan Update, Schenectady County Airport, Schenectady, New York — Project Manager. Emphasis was placed on the continuing development and operation of the joint civilian/military field and the accommodation of corporate aviation in New York State’s “Capital Region.”

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PASSARO ASSOCIATES PROFESSIONALS . Aviation Planner / Program Manager Passenger Facility Charge (PFC), Clinton County Airport, Plattsburgh, New York — Project Manager for interpretation and implementation of FAR Part 158, creating the first-time PFC for Clinton County Airport. General Consultant, Williamson-Sodus Airport, Sodus, New York — Project Director responsible for overall project coordination, grant acquisition and administration. FAA discretionary-funded projects included Airport Master Plan; obstruction study; design of Runway 10-28 reconstruction widening, lighting, obstruction removal and land acquisition; and implementation of Runway 10- 28 reconstruction, widening, lighting, obstruction removal and land acquisition. General Consultant, Kingston-Ulster Airport, Kingston, New York — Project Director responsible for overall project coordination, grant acquisition and administration. FAA discretionary-funded projects included Airport Master Plan; obstruction study; design of Runway 15-33 reconstruction widening, lighting, obstruction removal and land acquisition; and implementation of Runway 15- 33 reconstruction, widening, lighting, obstruction removal and land acquisition. Land Release for Aviation and Economic Development, Penn Yan Airport, Penn Yan, New York — Senior Planner responsible for ALP update (identifying non-aeronautical need for land release) and land release procedure coordination. Resulted in release of 16 acres of airport land for private/industrial development. Obstruction Study (FAR Part 77 Analysis), Chautauqua County Airport/Jamestown, Jamestown, New York — Project Man- ager responsible for identification of obstructions, obstruction treatment alternatives, recommended land and easement acquisition and obstruction treatment costs. Obstruction Study, Sullivan County Airport, White Lake, New York — Project Manager responsible for identification of obstructions, obstruction treatment alternatives, recommended land and easement acquisition and obstruction treatment costs. Airport Certification Manual (ACM), Adirondack Regional Airport, Saranac Lake, New York — Project Manager responsible for creation of FAR Part 139 ACM that was 100 percent approved by the FAA on its first submission. Financial Analysis, Sullivan County Airport, White Lake, New York — Project Manager responsible for line-by-line airport budget review, financial alternative analysis and budget recommendations. FAA 5010 “Master Record” Airport Safety/Data Inspections, New York Statewide — Airport Inspector responsible for statewide airport safety/data inspections and coordination with NASAO Center for Aviation Research and Education (CARE). Master Plan, Adirondack Regional Airport, Saranac Lake, New York — Project Manager. Emphasis was placed on the service level and facilities needed to accommodate the Lake Placid tourist area, as well as corporate aviation in the “North Country” of New York State. Master Plan, Oneida County Airport, Utica, New York — Project Manager. Emphasis was placed on the feasibility of the development of a new airline terminal building and associated terminal area development. Joint-Use Feasibility Study, Watertown International Airport, Watertown, New York — Aviation Planner. Special emphasis was placed on the feasibility of converting the existing field into a deployment area for the U.S. Army’s 10th Mountain Division. Analysis included a review of runway extension, widening and strengthening of the existing runways from 5,000 feet by 150 feet to 10,000 feet by 150 feet. Master Plan (Including Airport Site Selection Study), Cattaraugus County Airport, Little Valley, New York — Project Manager. Responsible for analysis of aviation demand within the county, leading to an analysis and recommendation of the siting of a 6,000-foot by 100-foot main runway either at an existing airport location or new airport site. Master Plan, Sullivan County Airport, White Lake, New York - Project Manager — Emphasis was placed on the feasibility of “right sizing” aviation facilities to create a more economically favorable airport operation. Layout Plan Update, Genesee County Airport, Batavia, New York — Project Manager. Emphasis was placed on the feasibility of a main runway extension (1,100 feet by 100 feet) and improved terminal area to better accommodate corporate aviation. Environmental Assessment, Fernandina Beach Municipal Airport, Fernandina Beach, Florida - Project Manager — Project Assessment focused on 750-foot by 100-foot main runway extension, including potential impact to wetlands, E & T species, drainage, coastal areas, marshlands and public involvement. Master Plan, Syracuse-Hancock International Airport, Syracuse, New York — Project Manager for a “local” project team member, examining the existing and future role of the airport. Special emphasis was placed on the feasibility of the development of a new 9,000-foot by 150-foot parallel air carrier Runway 10L-28R.

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Master Plan, Williamson-Sodus Airport, Sodus, New York — Project Manager. Emphasis was placed on the feasibility of the development of the newly designated “reliever” airport. The privately owned, public-use airport required an FAA- approved plan for development before receiving FAA and NYSDOT development grants. Master Plan, Skaneateles Aero Dome, Skaneateles, New York — Project Manager. Emphasis was placed on the feasibility of the development of the newly designated “reliever” airport. The privately owned, public-use airport required an FAA- approved plan for development before receiving FAA and NYSDOT development grants. Master Plan, LeRoy Airport, LeRoy, New York — Project Manager. Emphasis was placed on the feasibility of the development of the newly designated “reliever” airport. The privately owned, public-use airport required an FAA- approved plan for development before receiving FAA and NYSDOT development grants. Environmental Impact Statement, Syracuse-Hancock International Airport — Planner. “Local” project team member lead, examining the proposed 9,000-foot by 150-foot new parallel air carrier runway. Project assessment focused on wetland identification and relocation, land acquisition utility relocation, preliminary engineering, tenant relocation and public information program. Environmental Assessment, Ellenville Municipal Airport, Ellenville, New York — Project Manager. Environmental analysis of proposed development within a 100-year flood plan. Project assessment focused on HEC-2 flood plain simulation, archeological study, farmland review and public information program (including public hearing). Passenger Facility Charge (PFC), Oneida County Airport, Utica, New York — Project Manager. Interpretation and implementation of FAR Part 158, creating the first-time PFC for Oneida County Airport. Passenger Facility Charge (PFC), Syracuse-Hancock International Airport, Syracuse, New York - Project Manager. Inter- pretation and implementation of FAR Part 158, creating the first-time PFC for Syracuse-Hancock International Airport. Passenger Facility Charge (PFC), Adirondack Regional Airport, Saranac Lake, New York - Project Manager. Interpretation and implementation of FAR Part 158, creating the first-time PFC for Adirondack Regional Airport. General Consultant, Wurtsboro-Sullivan County Airport, Wurtsboro, New York - Project Director responsible for overall project coordination, grant acquisition and administration. FAA discretionary-funded projects included Airport Master Plan; obstruction study; design of Runway 7-25 reconstruction, widening and obstruction removal; and implementation of Runway 7-25 reconstruction, widening and obstruction removal.

Education • MBA, Transportation, Syracuse University • BS, Aviation Business Administration, Embry Riddle Aeronautical University

Adjunct Professor, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

Affiliations • Member, New York Airport Management Association (NYAMA) • Special Study in Airport Master Planning, FAA Academy-Oklahoma City • Certified Member (C.M.), American Association of Airport Executives (AAAE) • Airport Safety/Data Inspector, NASAO Center for Aviation Research and Education (CARE) • Member, Florida Airport Management Association (FAMA) • Member, New York Airport Management Association (NYAMA)80 • Appointee, NASA – SATS Consortium

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PASSARO ASSOCIATES PROFESSIONALS . Senior Architect

Christopher has more than 25 years of diverse Architecture and Building Construction experience as a project leader responsible for all aspects of design and construction management, including expertise in multi-million-dollar projects for both private and public clients. Christopher has served as a Project Manager during all phases of design and management of complex airport, municipal, residential, commercial, educational, healthcare, industrial and transportation projects. Education: New York Institute of Technology — Bachelor of Architecture, Cum Laude

Certifications/Professional Credentials • NCARB Accredited • Licensed Professional Architect: Florida, Georgia, Vermont

Representative Experience Broward County Aviation Department (BCAD), Fort Lauderdale- Hollywood International Air- port - 2020 Vision — As the local Architectural Representative for BCAD, I worked with other agencies to develop the “2020 Vision” facilities master plan for projects by providing progress reports and feasibility studies including designs for the growth of the airport into the year 2020. This vision incorporated the planning and phasing of the future International Terminal 4 including the south runway expansion, retail spaces, roof-top hotels, intermodal center with bus terminal, consolidated rental car facility, and a people mover system connecting the airport to the seaport (Port Everglades) thus creating a synergy between the two eliminating bus traffic. Broward County Aviation Department, Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport - Ter- minal 1 and Concourses B & C — Project Architect responsible for the entire exterior/interior building envelope design methodology for Terminal 1 including Concourses B & C and the pedestrian bridge design Provided coordination and all required construction drawings and details. Project was 820,000 S.F. Broward County Aviation Department, Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport-Pe- destrian Bridge for Terminal 1 — As one of the primary Project Architects, I generated the design development and construction documents for the pedestrian bridge designed to link the parking structure and Terminal 1, while passing under the upper level departures entrance roadway. Additionally, I reviewed consulting engineers design documents, coordinated with contractors regarding methods of installation for the pedestrian bridge to provide the most cost-effective solutions, had meetings with local Fire Marshall and Chief Building Officials to resolve life safety and ADA requirements for access between Terminal One and the Parking Garage. Broward County Aviation Department, Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport-Con- tinental Airlines Service Areas in Terminal 1 — Provided Construction Documents and Administra- tion for the interior tenant build-out of the Continental Airlines Service Areas for the new Terminal 1. Designed spaces to work within vacant areas provided and per Continental’s Design Standards for their Operations, Administration, Maintenance, Airport Ticket Office and Baggage Service Office. Broward County Aviation Department, Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport-Con- solidated Rental Car Facility — Provided Architectural Representation with Spillis Candela DMJM and assisted in the design development and the construction documents for the Consolidated Rental Car Facility. Cost: $210 million, 300,000 S.F., ten story parking garage with 2 story consolidated rental car facility.

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PASSARO ASSOCIATES PROFESSIONALS . Senior Architect General Aviation Terminal Building, Fernandina Beach Municipal Airport, Fernandina Beach, FL — Senior Project Ar- chitect providing architectural design and construction administration for an Aviation-themed General Aviation Terminal Building at the Airport Welcome Center that supports the Airport Management/Operations and Fixed Base Operator Facilities, including an adjacent Public Meeting Room Building. The inspiration of the Aviation-themed design is modeled after the very rich history of the airport and is modeled on the WWII-era Corsair F4U aircraft. The Public Meeting Room Building evokes a Quonset Hut, which was a prominent structure during WWII. The FBO is two stories at approximately 5,356 SF with a 2,169 SF adjacent Shade Hangar. The Airport Administration Operations is two stories at approximately 4,526 SF which includes a 1,840 SF second floor covered Observation Deck. The Quonset Hut is one story at 2,280 SF. Williston Municipal Airport - Bulk Hangar Project, City of Williston — As Senior Project Architect provided Architectural Design for Bulk Hangar to be constructed adjacent to the existing Bulk/Shade Hangar. The project included the demolition of an existing apron area to make room for a new 110”-0” x 109’-0”, Bulk Hangar Building, with provisions (slab) for an office & ADA accessible toilet room (plumbing stub-ins) and associated asphalt apron. The Bulk Hangar was located adjacent to the existing Bulk/Shade Hangar to add addition protection from the exposed side of the shade hangar also creating a 10’ wide breezeway for access between hangars to the existing fuel farm. The new Bulk hangar was designed with a 3-hour rated fire wall eliminating the need for a fire suppression system also by locating the Bulk Hangar closer to the existing hangar the existing trench drainage system was utilized to provide additional cost savings on the project. Cost - $877,000, 11,990 S.F. Palatka Municipal Airport - Multiple Hangars Projects, Palatka, FL — As Senior Project Architect provided Feasibility Studies, Site Planning; Architectural Design including Construction Administration for multiple Hangars. Worked with Airport Manager along with the Airport Advisory Board on Hangar development options throughout the Airport to determined which options would be most feasible and bring the best return per the Airport’s available funding sources. The result was the demolition of an existing Bunker Building and storm sewer system to make room for a new 218’-2” x 54’-4”, 8-unit T-Hangar Building, with associated asphalt taxilanes and aprons. Also, a 42’-0” x 52’-0”, 2-unit T-hangar addition to an existing T-Hangar Building, with associated asphalt taxilane extension and aprons. Last but not lease a 56’-0” x 52’-0”, 1- unit Box Hangar addition to an existing T-Hangar Building, with an associated asphalt connector apron. Cost - $1.2 million, 16,951 S.F. Broward County Aviation Department, Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport -Consolidated Rental Car Facility Design Criteria Package — Provided Architectural and Planning Representation with Leigh Fisher Associates to observe and report on the design and function of currently operating Consolidated Rental Car Facilities. After the reports we completed we used the report to develop the Design Criteria Package for the specifications to be used to build the Facility. Broward County Aviation Department, Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport -TSA Screening Areas — After 911, as Project Architect effectively led the urgent priority planning and design for the renovation and expansion of the baggage screening areas. This project involved coordination with the Broward County Aviation Department (BCAD) and the Transporta- tion Security Administration (TSA). Working with both agencies I resolved conflicts and produced design and construction schedules that dealt with the technical issues involving the Terminal Expansion renovation projects and the expectations of TSA’s Fed- eral Guides in the new security screening areas. The projects were scheduled efficiently to phase construction and maintain security without interrupting normal airport functions. The Terminal 2 Passenger Screening Improvement area was a 10,000 square feet interior renovation including Maintenance of Traffic plans to allow for no interruption to any passenger’s travels throughout the entire renovation. This also involved the interior tenant improvements for the Miami Sub’s which had to be reduced in size for the new screening area. Cost: $3.5 million, The Terminal 3 Concourse E at 5,000 square feet, Terminal 3 Concourse F at 3,000 square feet and Terminal 4 Concourse H at 4,000 square feet, all spaces were second story expansions enclosed with concrete tilt panels to match existing Terminals facade and constructed on concrete columns with a sloping concrete second floor. Mainte- nance of traffic plans where developed to help maintain uninterrupted baggage tug traffic on the ground level of each expansion. Broward County Aviation Department, Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport-TSA Break Rooms and Offices — Provided Construction Documents and Administration for the interior build-out of existing vacant spaces for the TSA Break Rooms and Offices in 2,200 square feet Terminal 3, 1,000 square feet Terminal 2 East and 1,400 square feet Terminal 2 West. Broward County Aviation Department, Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport-Baggage Screening Feasi- bility Study — Provided Architectural and Planning Representation with Leigh Fisher Associates for the feasibility study of all the current baggage conveyor systems for all 4 Terminals. After the existing baggage systems were accessed

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Ernesto Aloma, P.E. - Principal

Project Assignment: Chief Electrical Engineer Education: Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Florida International University – 1991 Registration: State of Florida PE #53823 Organizations: IEEE (Institute of Electrical & Electronic Engineers)

NFPA (National Fire Protection Association)

Mr. Aloma has over 27 years of experience in Electrical Engineering Design. He is the Princi- pal in charge of the Firm’s design decisions. In this position, he is responsible for ensuring the utmost level of quality for the various design components of all projects.

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

Satellite “E” APM System Replacement | Miami-Dade Aviation Department Miami,

Florida | 2013 - 2016

M/E Engineering Project Manager for the M/E/P/FP design/construction, testing, demonstration, and commissioning of a new automated people mover system at Miami International Airport.

Miami Intermodal Center / Earlington Heights Metrorail Connector (MIC/EHT) | Miami-Dade County Transit Department Miami, Florida | 2005 - 2012 M/E Engineering Project Manager for this Connector project to bring the existing metrorail system into the Miami Intermodal Center at Miami International Airport (MIA). It comprises of the extension of the metrorail system by adding over two miles of track work, three traction power buildings, and one state-of-the-art station.

Regional Commuter Facility | American Airlines at M.I.A. Miami, Florida | 2006 - 2011 M/E Engineering Project Manager for a new 3-story commuter airline terminal of approximately 67,751 square feet; contiguous to and extending the existing North Terminal Con- course. The project includes the new terminal with two wide body gates and 16 commuter gateways, a new covered walkway & new international bus station.

Airport Rescue & Fire Fighting Facility | Broward County Aviation Dept. Fort Lauderdale, Florida | 1998 - 2001 Electrical Engineer for the design/construction of 2-story, 26,000 sf mid-field aircraft rescue and firefighting facility comprised of an administration wing; a 5-bay, 10-vehicle apparatus area, including a vehicle maintenance bay and an EMS station; an emergency operations and central communications center; and resident facilities which sleeps 16 fire fighters.

. Sub-Consultant: SDM CONSULTING ENGINEERS, INC.

Jose I. Martinez, P.E., LEED A.P. - Principal

Project Assignment: Chief Mechanical Engineer Education: Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Florida International University – 1994 Registration: State of Florida PE #53779

Organizations: GBCI LEED Accredited Professional, Since 2009 ASHRAE SAVE International

Mr. Martinez is a Mechanical Engineer with over 24 years of experience. He is the Associate in charge of the Mechanical Engineering Systems Design and Construction Man- agement Services for the Firm overseeing the implementation of the intended design of the various engineering systems into the building.

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

Satellite “E” APM System Replacement | Miami-Dade Aviation Department Miami, Florida | 2013 - 2016

M/E Engineering Project Manager for the M/E/P/FP design/construction, testing, demon-

stration, and commissioning of a new automated people mover system at Miami International Airport.

Airport Rescue & Fire Fighting Facility | Broward County Aviation Dept. Fort Lauder- dale, Florida | 1998 - 2001 Mechanical Engineer for the design/construction of 2-story, 26,000 sf mid-field aircraft rescue and firefighting facility comprised of an administration wing; a 5-bay, 10-vehicle apparatus area, including a vehicle maintenance bay and an EMS station; an emergency operations and central communications center; and resident facilities which sleeps 16 fire fighters.

. Sub-Consultant: SDM CONSULTING ENGINEERS, INC.

Hector J. Castillo, P.E. - Associate

Project Assignment: Electrical Engineer Education: Bachelor of Science in Electronics Engineering Monmouth University, New Jersey – 1992 Registration: State of Florida PE #65405

Mr. Castillo is an Associate and Project Electrical Engineer within the Firm’s Electrical Engineering Department for over 25 years. Working under the

charge of the Lead Engineer, he is responsible for the development of electrical design documents detailing building systems such as power, lighting, public address, fire alarm and communication systems.

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

Satellite “E” APM System Replacement | Miami-Dade Aviation Department Miami, Florida | 2013 - 2016 M/E Engineering Project Manager for the M/E/P/FP design/construction, testing, demonstration, and commissioning of a new automated people mover system at Miami International Airport.

Miami Intermodal Center / Earlington Heights Metrorail Connector

(MIC/EHT) | Miami-Dade County Transit Department Miami, Florida | 2005 - 2012 M/E Engineering Project Manager for this Connector project to bring the existing metrorail system into the Miami Intermodal Center at Miami International Airport (MIA). It comprises of the extension of the metrorail system by adding over two miles of track work, three traction power buildings, and one state-of-the-art station. Regional Commuter Facility | American Airlines at M.I.A. Miami, Florida | 2006 - 2011 M/E Engineering Project Manager for a new 3-story commuter airline terminal of approximately 67,751 square feet; contiguous to and extending the existing North Terminal Concourse. The project includes the new terminal with two wide body gates and 16 commuter gateways, a new covered walkway & new international bus station.

C-D Infill, Interior Finish-Out | Miami-Dade Aviation Department Miami, Florida | 2001 - 2006

M/E Engineering Project Manager for the M/E/P/FP design/construction of +1 million sq. ft. of new terminal space including one station for the automated people mover system at the North Terminal Complex. The project included all the required HVAC duct- work, power, lighting, data, public address, card access, plumbing and fire protection systems for over 1 million square feet of terminal space.

Mauricio Rodriguez PROJECT – Q/C MANAGER

Year started with PSI: 2012 | Years with other firms: 14

Education: Diploma - G. Holmes Braddock Sr. High, Miami, FL, 1993 | Some credits; Daytona State College

Certifications / Technical training: • CTQP Qualified Sampler Technician • PCI – Quality Control Personnel Level I/II • CTQP – Earthwork Construction Inspection Level I/II • FDOT Intermediate MOT #26812 • CTQP – Concrete Field Technician Level I / II • FDOT (Course number BT-17-0040) – Precast Con- • CTQP – Asphalt Plant Technician Level I / II crete Pipe Quality Assurance Personnel • CTQP - Asphalt Paving Technician Level I / II • FDOT (Course number BT-17-0039) – Metal Pipe • CTQP – Concrete Batch Plant Operator Plant Inspection Quality Assurance Personnel • CTQP – Drilled-Shaft Inspection • FDOT (Course number BT-17-0041) – Precast Con- • CTQP – Pile Driving Inspection crete Drainage Structure/Box Culverts Quality Assur- • CTQP – QC Manager ance Personnel • ACI – Concrete Field Technician Level I • City of Miami Public Works – Illicit Discharge Detec- • ACI – Concrete Transportation Construction Inspec- tion Training tor (CTCI) • DEP – Qualified Stormwater Management Inspector • FPCA – 450 Specification #30116TIN: R36254073-000

Professional Experience: Mr. Rodriguez is currently a Project and Quality Control Manager for PSI. He has over 19 years of experience in the geotechnical and construction materials testing that includes: precast/pre-stress and incidental plant inspections, concrete batch plant inspections, quality control plan review and approval, mix design transfers, foundation testing and installations (auger cast piles, pile load test/monitoring, drilled- shafts), earthwork, concrete, and asphalt sampling and testing, He is proficient in writing and review of materials testing and inspection reports, as well as managing, training and scheduling technicians for various projects as well as instrumental in developing and organizing a successful quality control department for PSI. He has worked on single and multi- story residential developments, shopping centers and subdivisions, and highways/roadways.

Additionally, he has also worked with MDX in their prior Materials Engineering & Testing Services contract with PSI. Below is a list of relevant, representative roadway construction experience (completed and ongoing but not limited to):  MDX - SR 112 Open Road Tolling (ORT) Infrastructure Improvements; MDX- TA: 11209 - $40K  MDX - Central Boulevard; MDX-TA: 11211 - $137K  MDX - SR 836 Extension – Westbound Access Ramp; MDX-TA: 83625 - $69K  FDOT - I-95 – Express Lanes; FIN 422796-1-52-01 - $95.5 million  FDOT - N.W. 25th Street from 89th Court to SR 826; FIN 405665-1-52-01 - $68.4 million  FDOT - SR 7 (US 441); FIN 227774-1-52-01 - $31.6 million  FDOT - Andrews Avenue; FIN 230730-1-52-01 - $7.4 million  FDOT - I-95 Slab Replacement; FIN 430790-1-52-01 - $15.4 million  FDOT - I-95 Slab Replacement; FIN 427515-2-52-01 - $14.5 million

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Anthony (Tony) V. Caggiano, PE CONSTRUCTION SERVICES DEPARTMENT MANAGER

Year started with PSI: 2016 | Years’ experience with other firms: 9

EDUCATION: BS in Civil Engineering, Clemson University, 2006

REGISTRATIONS/CERTIFICATIONS/TECHNICAL TRAINING: FL Professional Engineer #77659, 2014

AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION: • Construction Material Testing & Inspection • Settlement Analyses • Field Inspections • Augercast Pile Foundations • Threshold Inspections • Driven Pile and Drilled Shaft Foundations • Geotechnical Engineering • Shallow Foundation Analyses • Subsidence (Sinkhole) Evaluations • Foundation Construction • Geotechnical Explorations

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Mr. Caggiano is a registered Professional Engineer in the State of Florida with 10 years of engineering experience in Florida. His career began as an engineering assistant performing geotechnical field investigations related to the design of structures, roadways, and storm water management facilities, subsidence/sinkhole evaluations, and subsurface remediation. He is now operating as department manager for the PSI/Miami construction services department. Mr. Caggiano has been involved in construction material testing and inspection on multiple construction projects ranging from multi-story buildings to thousand-acre developments. In addition, he has conducted field inspection of building components during construction for compliance with plans and specifications.

REPRESENTATIVE PROJECT EXPERIENCE Spanish Harbor Span Replacement and Bridge Rehabilitation, Big Pine Key, Monroe County, FL – Part of the Florida Keys Overseas Trail, the Spanish Harbor Span Replacement and Bridge Rehabilitation project consisted of replacement of missing spans, concrete repair, picket rail installation, milling and resurfacing, and pavement striping. PSI provided FDOT Lvl. 2 Concrete Inspector. Role: Project Manager | Owner: Florida Department of Environmental Protection Division of Recreation and Parks | Client: Tierra South Florida, Inc. | PSI Project: 03951696 | PSI Fees: $15,000 | Date: 06/2017 The Generator Hostel Construction/Renovations, 3120 Collins, Miami Beach, FL – Generator's first U.S. hostel, in the heart of South Beach. 102 condo units; 8-story condo building. PSI performed inspections and testing services associated with the ACIP pile and Micro-Pile installations, construction materials testing: concrete flowable fill testing, com- pressive strength testing, ultrasonic testing was performed at several locations, and observation of the installation, epoxying, and setting of thru-rods for a shoring assembly. Role: Project Manager | Client: G3120 COLLINS LLC c/o Aria Development Group; Winmar Construction| PSI Projects: 03951578, 03951638, 03951647, 03951720| PSI Fees: $20,000 | Dates: 01/2017-08/2017 Aventura Hospital Medical Center and Parking Garage, Aventura, FL – The 407-bed facility, is receiving a $61 million makeover which includes a new patient tower, parking garage, and emergency room expansion. PSI provided materials testing services. Role: Project Manager | Client: HCA MANAGEMENT SERVICES, LP | PSI Projects: 03951667, 03951669 | PSI Fees: $86,000 | Date: 04/2017- ongoing

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Kendall Regional Medical Center Expansion – The 417-bed facility, is receiving a $90 million makeover to add a new parking garage and a new four-story tower, which will house additional operating rooms, ICU beds, and pediatric beds. PSI provided materials testing services. Role: Project Manager | Client: HCA MANAGEMENT SERVICES, LP | PSI Pro- jects: 03951666, 03951668 | PSI Fees: $55,575 | Date: 04/2017-ongoing Mount Sinai Medical Center Freestanding ED & MOB Located at 6050 West 20th Avenue, Hialeah, Florida, the project consists of the construction of a three (3) story free-standing Emergency Department and Medical Office Building, which includes shelled space for future expansions, along with associated site work. Construction of the proposed structure, excluding finishes, is anticipated to take approximately 6 months to complete. PSI is providing Construction Phase Materials Testing & Inspection Services as well as the Private Provider and Threshold Inspection Services for this project. Role: Project Manager | PSI Fees: $100k | Date: 2017 NW 2nd Avenue Reconstruction, Alachua County, Florida – Mr. Caggiano served as project manager, developed and performed maintenance of traffic, coordinated and deployed resources to perform the geotechnical investigation to assist in the development of design parameters related to the reconstruction of NW 2nd Avenue in Gainesville, Alachua County, Florida. Role: Project Manager University of Florida, Newell Hall Renovation, Alachua County, Florida- Served as project manager for threshold inspection services; in addition to providing inspection services, for partial demolition, renovations, and new construction. Role: Project Manager The Standard, Alachua County, Florida – Mr. Caggiano acted as project manager for materials testing and threshold inspection services for the twelve story multi-use high rise and two associated detached parking garages. Role: Project Manager University of Florida, Heavener Hall, Alachua County, Florida – Mr. Caggiano served as project manager for threshold inspection services and construction materials testing; and assisted in revision of the ground modification procedures of this multi-story facility. Role: Project Manager Commercial Retail-Silver Springs Boulevard Pavement Evaluation, Marion County, Florida – Mr. Caggiano acted as project manager for the evaluation of the roadway and pavements, determined existing structural numbers, and developed recommendations for using/improving the existing pavement section at the location in Ocala, Marion County, Florida. Role: Project Manager SW 8th Avenue Extension - Alachua County, Florida – In collaboration with the EOR, Mr. Caggiano managed the Road- way Soil Survey and assisted in providing stormwater management design soil parameters for the new roadway drainage improvements. This project extends SW 8th Avenue over an existing sinkhole from NW 122nd Street to the Town of Tioga. In addition, this project included lane widening of the existing SW 8th Avenue and mast arm/signal pole soil design parameters. NW 115th Avenue; Ground Subsidence and Remediation Program, Alachua, Alachua County, Florida – Mr. Caggiano was responsible for the expedient execution of geotechnical testing to determine extent of subsurface conditions to develop recommendations to effectively stabilize the roadway to ensure and preserve safety of the public, and resume operability of the roadway to minimize impact to local and regional business. CR 137 Sidewalks, Wellborn, Florida – Mr. Caggiano managed and performed field engineering services for the geotechnical structures investigation for gravity retaining walls associated with improvements to an approximate 0.62 mile stretch at the intersection of US 90/SR 10 in Wellborn, Suwannee County, Florida. Various Roadway Soil Surveys – Mr. Caggiano has coordinated MOT and field operations while providing project management support for many roadway soil survey explorations under multiple districtwide continuing services contracts.

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Civil Works, Inc. Miami - Ft. Lauderdale - Orlando A WBE/DBE firm 305-591-4323 954-344-6568 407-339-0040 www.civilworks.com [email protected] AVIATION / CIVIL Page 1 of 2 EXPERIENCE: Ms. Bell is President and founder of Civil Works, Inc. She has many years of civil engineering experience in the planning, design and construction of civil engineering projects. Her responsibilities include management of projects; supervision of engineering staff; coordination with subconsult- ants and clients; planning, design, bidding services and overseeing con- LINDA M. BELL, P.E. struction inspection and administration services. Ms. Bell's general civil experience includes highway, storm drainage, water distribution, sewage YEARS OF EXPERIENCE: collection systems, culverts, minor structures and site development pro- 34 years jects. Many of the following projects include several different types of Length of Employment at engineering, including planning, civil, environmental, and transportation. CWI’s Miami Office: 21 years This experience includes some of the following projects:

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS: Florida Engineering Society AVIATION: 1999-Outstanding Service to the Engi- Miami Dade Aviation Department- Planning Services for Phase 3, MIA neering Profession, Miami Chapter Building 702 Conversation and Hardstand Projects - This project includes 1998 - Florida Engineering Society Fellow a separate Project Book describing using the ADG VI for the hardstand; 1997-Engineer of the Year taxilane modifications; demolition; storm water drainage; grading; utili- American Society of Civil Engineers ties; initial airside pavement sections for flexible and rigid pavements; air- American Public Works Association side pavement marking; and apron lighting. REGISTRATION: Kendall Tamiami Executive Airport Taxiway and Drainage Improvements Florida P.E. No. 38542 - This project included 10 acres of drainage improvements along runway 9L-27R. The project also included taxiway milling and resurfacing, airfield EDUCATION: signing and marking and maintenance of traffic design. B.S. Civil Engineering Miami International Airport Noise Mitigation Study - Project Manager re- University of Miami (1981) sponsible for providing the data manipulation and GIS mapping for various AA, Architecture noise study analysis as a subconsultant on the MIA Acoustical Noise Anal- Miami Dade Community College ysis. Provided the affected populations within specified sound contours Advanced Work Zone Traffic Control Cer- tified generated for existing and future airplane approaches and take offs. Opa-Locka Airport Noise Study - This project included GIS database modifications for inclusion into the noise abatement study. Coordination with SFWMD, MDAD, DERM, Natural Historical Society, FDEP, and U.S. Fish and Wildlife required for environmental impacts. American Airlines - MIA- Concourse “D” Extension Apron and Utilities - This project included design of a 16-inch water main, a 12-inch fire line, a sanitary sewer system including a sanitary pump station, a communication and electric duct banks and coordination with other utilities. Miami International Airport Perimeter Road Modifications - This 4.2-mile project includes roadway widening from two lanes to four lanes, signaliza- American Airlines-MIA Concourse “D” tion, lighting, drainage improvements, 5 canal crossings with new culverts, Extension Apron & Utilities one half mile of railroad relocation and maintenance of traffic plans. This project also included 1 mile of airfield modifications for the construction of a new landside roadway, relocation of existing utilities, a new security fence, and apron lighting.

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Linda M. Bell, P.E. Aviation/ General Civil Page 2 of 2 Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport Rescue and Fire Fighting Facility - This project included the design and preparation of construction plans for a new fire station to be built at midfield. This project included civil engineering design for the airside apron, airside parking lot, sanitary sewer, sanitary pump station, sanitary force main, water distribution and drainage. Concourse F, Apron Drainage Project - Miami International Airport, Dade Co. Aviation Dept. - Supervised the design of construction plans for an oil water separator and drainage containment system for the Concourse F Apron. Plans included revisions to apron area at gates F-10, F-10A, F-12 and F-12A. Gate F-10 and F-10A would be closed during construction, so plans included construction staging area, maintenance of traffic plans, paving, regrading and drainage details in the area of F-10 and F-12. Pavement marking plans included temporary striping during construction and re- striping after construction. Aircraft loading bridge and aircraft docking locations were analyzed several times to obtain the optimum space for concourse use during construction activities. Marathon Airport, Airport Beacon Removal and Replacement - Monroe County - This project included the replacement of a new tower beacon including FAA application processing. Aircraft flight patterns were analyzed. The available beacon locations were analyzed. The Application was prepared with sketches of the preferred location and submitted to the FAA for approval. Marathon Airport, Taxiway and Cargo Area Expansion, Monroe County - Prepared paving, grading and drainage plans for a taxiway extension from the existing taxiway to a new cargo area on the south side of the terminal building. A detailed drainage analysis and drainage report was prepared. Pavement marking, lighting and aircraft tie-down details were also included in the project plans. Lexus of Kendall, New Car Showroom - This project included the design and construction plans for the sanitary sewer system, sanitary pump station, water distribution, drainage and permitting. Marathon Airport, Parking Lot Expansion - Monroe County - Prepared traffic studies and drainage studies for parking lot expansions. Key West Airport, Cargo Area Expansion - Monroe County - Prepared paving, grading and drainage plans for a cargo area expansion in preparation for a proposed storage hanger. Plans included pavement sections, markings and lighting details. Key West Airport, Parking Lot Expansion - Monroe County - Prepared preliminary parking lot, taxi staging and parking area plans. Key West Airport, Drainage Plans - Monroe County - Prepared pavement drainage plans with drainage well details for new pavement areas to relieve flooding and standing water in various taxiway and cargo areas of the airport.

OTHER RELATED PROJECTS: PAVEMENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS: Palmetto Bay Pavement Master Plan for Village of Palmetto Bay (2005-2008) Prime Design Consultant: CWI - This project included the development of a 7-year Capital Improvement Work Program. More than 117 lane miles were inventoried, and the pavement condition was evaluated. The as-built data was field verified. A Data Base was developed, and pavement inventory guidelines were prepared. A 7-year work program was established for the resurfacing of the Village streets. The records in the Data based were updated annually from 2004 to 2008. CWI provided support assistance for the upkeep of the database to the Public Works Department. CWI provided full-time inspections services during the annual resurfacing. CWI performed daily observation of work progress during resurfacing and striping operations and provided coordination between the contractor and the Village of Palmetto Bay, quantities and final closeout documentation. Linda Bell, P.E. was the Project Manager. SR A1A (MacArthur Causeway) from the ramp to Watson Island to east of Terminal Island for FDOT, D6 (2004-2006, and then plans revised in 2008) - Design Consultant: CWI - This was a milling and resurfacing project that included roadway rehabilitation of the outside lane due to settlement, the redesign of an existing traffic signal at Terminal Island, Pedestrian Ramps, two other signal upgrades, and utility coordination. The plans were shelved and then updated in 2008 with the addition of bicycle lanes and signs in specific areas. Ms. Bell was the Project Manager and Engineer of Record for the Roadway and Signing & Marking Plans.

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AVIATION / CIVIL E NGINEERING VAUGHN SOARES, P.E. EXPEIENCE:

As the Vice President of Civil Works, Inc., Mr. Soares has many years of civil and transportation engineering experience in the management, design and preparation of engineering projects including airports, transit rail stations roadways, water, sewer, drainage, commercial projects, signalization and lighting. He has prepared plans to FDOT, Miami-Dade, Broward, Orange and other County standards. Some of his company and individual project experience includes: AVIATION: American Airlines - Miami International Airport - Concourse “D” Ex- tension Apron and Utilities - Senior Design Engineer for this project which included design of a 16-inch water main, a 12-inch fire line, a sanitary sewer sys- YEARS OF EXPERIENCE: 24 years tem including a sanitary pump station, communication and electric duct banks Length of Employment at and coordination with other utilities. Shop drawing review, plan modifica- CWI’s Miami Office: 21 Years tions during project construction, and as-built plan updates were included in this project. Canal Relocation and Utility Modifications, Miami I nternational Air- port - Senior Design Engineer responsible for the coordination, design and prep- PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS: aration of construction documents for the relocation of 600 L.F. of the Outfall American Society of Civil Engineers 2 Canal, as well as the extension of existing box culverts and pipe arches to Florida Engineering Society Institute of Transportation Engineers accommodate the relocation of CSXT Railroad Tracks. Included in this project Qualified Stormwater Management is the relocation of approximately 100 L.F. of 12-inch water main and 8-inch Inspector No. 7793 sanitary force main in conflict with the proposed culvert extension. Also included is 750 L.F. of 16-inch sanitary force main and 1100 L.F. of 24-inch water main REGISTRATIONS: with an aerial canal crossing, as well as 1100 L.F. of 4W4 communications Florida P.E. No. 56912 (2001) duct bank. Plans included canal crossing details, standard water and sewer SWPPP Certified details, MOT, SWPPP, and permitting through HRS, DERM, WASD, and SFWMD. EDUCATION: Civil Engineering Honor Society Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport Rescue and Fire B.S. in Civil Engineering Fighting Facility- This project included the design and preparation of construc- Florida International University tion plans for a new fire station to be built at midfield. This project included (1994) civil engineering design for the airside apron, airside parking lot, sanitary sewer, sanitary pump station, sanitary force main, water distribution and drain-

age. MDAD TMB Kendall Tamiami Executive Airport -Project Engineer responsible for the design and plans production for a 10-acre drainage improvement along runway 9L-27R. Project included paving and grading, striping,

maintenance of traffic, and SWPPP design. BUILDING 3095 & 3098 Miami International Airport – Project Man- ager responsible for the design, and management of the MOT, and SWPPP for renovation of Buildings 3095 & 3098.

Concourse F, Apron Drainage Project- Miami International Airport- Project Engineer responsible for the design and preparation of construction American Airlines Concourse “D” plans for a new 10,000-gallon oil water separator for the concourse F Apron. The Plans included site paving, grading and drainage, joint layout, utilities, storm water pollution prevention plan (SWPPP) and striping plans. Loading bridge and aircraft parking locations were analyzed to minimize gate disruption during construction. Also attended weekly on-site construction administration meetings. Central Boulevard - Miami International Airport - Senior Design En- gineer responsible for the drainage plans production for Miami International Air- port’s Central Boulevard Widening Project as well as five new signalized intersections. Project included coordination with the Canal Relocation and Perim- eter Road Modification Project.

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Vaughn Soares, P.E. Airports / Civil Engineering

Concourse F4, F6 & F8, - Miami International Airport - Project Engineer responsible for 90% construction plans for the air side apron due to remodeling of Concourse F. The plans included new apron grading and drainage, utility, striping, joint layout, and storm water pollution prevention plan, as well as the necessary design details for this project. Project Book, Eastern “U” Cargo Area - Miami International Airport - Project Engineer for the planning and preparation of the project book for the Eastern “U” Cargo Buildings in the western cargo area of the airport. The project included civil design for four new cargo buildings. This entailed relocation of utility corridors, realignment of Weatherford Blvd., parking layout and drainage. Airside design included new apron, taxiway and service roads, continuation of the airside utility corridor, and extending the drainage culvert system. Existing apron, taxiway and three cargo buildings were to be demolished. Eastern “U” Cargo Apron & Taxiway “T” Extension - Miami International Airport - Project Engineer for the development and production of 65% construction plans for the Apron and Taxiway “T” extension. Plans included apron design, grading and drainage, as well as design of the Taxiway “T” extension and the completion of the utility corridor. Two existing canals were to be dredged and filled and replaced with a drainage culvert. Typical sections for the apron and taxiway were developed including the necessary details for the apron, taxiway and drainage system. Perimeter Road Modifications - Miami International Airport - Senior Design Engineer responsible for the coordination, design and preparation of construction documents for the modification of 4 miles of Perimeter Road from an existing 2-lane undivided roadway to a 4-lane divided roadway. This project included modifying roadway alignments, utility coordination, airside and landside drainage, railroad realignments, four new culvert canal crossings, four signalized intersections, and coordination with FDOT, SFWMD, DERM, MDAD and CSX Railroad. CIVIL ENGINEERING: Belen Drainage Improvements - DERM - Project Manager responsible for the drainage report, design, and preparation of construction documents for a 250-acre drainage basin. The report modeled 23 drainage basins sing ICPR 3. The plans included exfiltration trench design and two pump stations connected to the Tamiami Canal. Coordination through Miami-Dade County, DERM, SFWMD, FDOT, and FDEP required. Ives Estates Youth Complex Phase I - Miami-Dade Parks and Recreation - Senior Design Engineer responsible for the development and design of construction documents for Phase I of Ives Estates Youth Complex. Project included a lighted parking lot, a lighted soccer field, two lighted ball fields, a recreation center and a maintenance building, water, sanitary lift station, electrical and communication infrastructure. Permitting and coordination with Solid Waste, DERM, and FDEP due to site conditions. (Closed Ojus Landfill). Miami International Airport Noise Mitigation Study. CWI provided the data manipulation and GIS mapping for noise study contours as a Subconsultant on the MIA Acoustical Noise Analysis. STORMWATER: DERM-Belen Drainage Improvements - Project Manager responsible for design, coordination, estimating, scheduling and modeling of a stormwater system for the 1.5 square mile Belen Drainage Basin. Modeling included pre and post simulations of 5-yr/24-hr, 10-yr/24-hr, 25-yr/3-day, and 100-yr/3-day storm events. Responsibilities included establishing criteria, controls and inputs for the drainage model, analyzing model outputs to recommend improvements required for the Belen Basin, implementing design improvements as model inputs and analyzing post- results to verify the economic return of the proposed drainage improvements. Construction documents were prepared and coordinated in a phased manner (7 Phases) to expedite installation of 4,500 linear feet of exfiltration system, a conveyance system, as well as two separate pump stations operating in parallel. The stormwater is pumped into SFWMD C-4 canal. The drainage model and plans preparation required coordination through FDOT, SFWMD, DERM and other private projects impacting the Belen Basin. SFWMD Structure S-65E Canal Bank Restoration-SFWMD - Senior Design Engineer responsible for the design and preparation of construction documents to restore 300 LF of eroded canal bank to original cross section. Permitted plans through U.S. ACE and FDEP. Canal 29A, Canal 34, and Canal 36 Bank Restoration-SFWMD - Senior Design Engineer responsible for construction documents for 13 miles of canal bank restoration in central Florida. Plans permitted through U.S. ACE, FDOT, and FDEP. South Florida Water Management District Levee 8 Culvert Improvements, West Palm Beach -Project Manager for the modification, restoration and replacement of four culverts located in Levee No. 8. Responsibilities included production of construction documents, management of design and coordination of permitting through the Army Corps of Engineers and the Florida Department of Environmental Protection.

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YEARS OF EXPERIENCE 39+

Michael M. Mossey, PSM YEARS WITH THE FIRM Project Surveyor 1+

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS EDUCATION Maryville College, Mr. Mossey has 39 years of experience in land surveying and mapping in South Florida. Maryville, Tennessee He has performed FAA airspace analysis, right of way and control, ALTA, boundary and topographic (both acreage and coastal) and construction (both horizontal and vertical) CERTIFICATIONS & LI- surveys. He is knowledgeable in the use of a wide range of state-of-the-art surveying CENSES equipment and associated computer technologies. He has extensive experience in field Florida PSM No. 5660 crew supervision, quality control, and client relations. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: AFFILIATIONS Utility Atlas Update for South Runway Expansion 9R-27L, Ft Lauderdale-Holly- Florida Society of Profes- wood International Airport, Michael Mossey was involved with the preconstruction sional Surveyors & Map- pers design survey, horizontal and geodetic control surveys and aerial photography survey

support. Mr. Mossey was the Primary Project Surveyor overseeing tasks including: the Secretary, Broward Chap- establishment of geodetic ground control points, collection of “mass points” on 50 and ter, FSMS, 1999-2000 and 100 foot grids to generate a survey grade topographic map of the 552 acres within 2000-2001 Phase 1, Drainage as-builts of approximately 350 basin and control structures within Phase 1, Establish 70 horizontal and vertical control points encompassing 30-square miles for the aerial imagery in support of the Airport Layout Plan and Obstruction Sur- vey. Provide and coordinate airside escorts for the survey and utility locate crews. All work and deliverables were performed in accordance with Airport Circulars 150/5300- 16 General Guidance and Specifications for Aeronautical Surveys, 150/5300-17 General Guidance and Specifications for Aeronautical Survey Airport Imagery acquisition and Submission to the National Geodetic Survey and 150/5300-18, General Guidance and Specifications for Submission of Aeronautical Surveys to NGS, Field Data Collection and Geographic Information System (GIS) Standards.

9R-27L Runway Expansion Lead Design Team, Ft Lauderdale-Hollywood Interna- tional Airport, As the Senior Surveyor and Mapper, Mr. Mossey was responsible for the oversight and coordination of all survey activities for the design of all runway, taxiways, lighting, utilities, earthwork, grading and portions of the stormwater management system associated with the 8,000-foot runway expansion project. Additional responsibilities included Utility Coordination and Subsurface Utility Locations and identification for the design team as needed.

AGIS Safety Critical Airfield Signage Survey, Ft Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, Mr. Mossey was the Project Manager and was responsible for the field verifica- tion and data collection of all the elevated airport signage on the entire FLL airfield and the population of attribute data within the elevated signs AutoCAD drawings in accord with AC150/5300-18B to be utilized for the Airport Layout Plan (ALP) as well as future planning efforts.

Obstruction Analysis, Runway Data Acquisition and Navigational Aide Locations Ft Lauderdale/Hollywood International Airport, Michael Mossey was involved with providing: survey and quality control plan; establish or validate airport geodetic control; perform, document and report the tie to National Spatial Reference System (NSRS); survey runway ends and thresholds, monument runway ends and threshold; document runway ends and threshold locations.

FPL Coconut Grove-Simpson 138kV line: City of Miami, Miami-Dade County, FL. Project Manager. The project scope included preparing a route survey in support of Florida Power and Light’s plan to install a new underground transmission line between the Simpson and Coconut Grove sub-stations along a 5-mile stretch adjacent to U.S. 1 from the south end of I-95 south. The Surveying and Mapping tasks included the location and mapping of all above ground locations and underground utilities within the five-mile corridor, obtaining the overhead bridge structure locations via 3D laser scanner and vertical datum conversion. Mr. Mossey's responsibilities were project planning for the horizontal and vertical control networks, daily field crew and office staff supervision, processing field data for the horizontal and vertical control networks and final QA/QC.

FPL Surge Wall design: Fort Myers, Lee County, FL.- Project Manager. The Surveying and Mapping scope included preparing a Design Survey for conflict resolution between the existing vertical structures and new Surge Wall construction. The locations of existing surrounding vertical structures were collected using a 3D laser scanner. Mr. Mossey's roll in the project included daily field crew and office staff supervision, processing data for the horizontal and vertical control networks’ final solutions, processing Leica 3-D scan data and preparing the final scan deliverables.

City of Fort Lauderdale Croissant Park Water Main Upgrade- Project Manager. This project consisted of approximately 95-acres water main upgrades within the Croissant Park neighborhood. The scope of the project included establishing right-of-way and lot line alignments, collecting and creating 3-D surfaces from the existing topographic features and preparing a topographic survey. Mr. Mossey's roll in the project was daily field crew and office staff supervision, process data for horizontal and vertical control network final solutions, right-of-way alignment and parcel location determination.

Brickell City Centre-Project Manager. Mr. Mossey was the Project Manager for the Brick- ell City Centre development, a $1.05-billion, 4.9-million-square-foot, mixed-use development in downtown Miami converting three city blocks into three interconnected mixed-use towers. Mr. Mossey's tasks included construction layout calculations of the underground foundation as well as the buildings, field crew supervision, coordination meetings This project included the redevelopment of the pedestrian and vehicular traffic ways, streetscape beautification and utility infrastructure upgrades.

Civil Works, Inc. 8491 NW 17 Street, Suite 108 Doral, Florida 33126 Ph:305-591-4323 Fax:305-591-4074 Zachary Bush, LEED AP, PWS Environmental Scientist

Zach is an Environmental Scientist with over ten years of experience in marine science and environmental planning. He has performed Geographic Information Systems (GIS) analyses, wetland delineations, contamination assessments, biological assessments, tree surveys, seagrass surveys, community resource assessments, traffic noise analyses and environmental report preparation. He has extensive experience with projects involving the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) including recent experience providing environmental documentation for several municipal projects in North Carolina. Zach has used GIS to perform desktop environmental screening of approximately 50 proposed transit stations for commuter rail across three counties in South Florida. Environmen- tal documentation experience includes Categorical Exclusions and Environmental Assessments requiring FHWA concurrence. Zach provides project management for DAVENPORT's task orders under our existing Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract with NAVFAC to provide environmental site assessments and remediation services aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Professional Credentials Lejeune, Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) New River, and MCAS Cherry Point. His duties include conducting limited and comprehensive site assessments, field screening methods, soil and ground- Professional Wetland Scientist (PWS #2317) water sampling, assessing and characterizing contaminate sources, and the interpretation of site LEED Accredited Professional conditions. OSHA 40-Hour HAZWOPER Certi- fied Certified SSI Open Water Diver, NAUI Nitrox/Advanced Open Water Relevant Experience Diver, AAUS Scientific Diver

Town of Chapel Hill: NS Bus Rapid Transit NEPA Study – Chapel Hill, NC: Environ- Education mental Scientist. DAVENPORT will assist in coordinating with relevant state and federal agencies and will participate in monthly meetings with the project team. DAVENPORT will M.S., Marine Biology, Nova South- conduct analyses and prepare draft text for the following sections of an Environmental As- eastern University, pending sessment: Soils/Geology, Water Resources, Wetland and Stream Delineations (including the preparation and submittal of jurisdictional determinations), Wildlife and Vegetation, B.S., Biology, Hope College, 2006 Threatened and Endangered Species, and Hazardous, Contaminated and Regulated Ma- terials. Affiliations

Randolph County Mega Site - Randolph County, NC: DAVENPORT provided turn-key US Green Building Council environmental services during the initial phase of assessment. Potential wetlands were International Society of Arboriculture identified using the Routine On-Site Determination Method as described in the 1987 US Society of Wetland Scientists Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Wetlands Delineation Manual (1987 Federal Manual) and appropriate Regional Supplements. Streams were delineated per procedures specified by the USACE and the North Carolina Division of Water Resources (NCDWR). Services provided included conducting stream assessments and preparing both USACE and NCDWR Stream Assessment Forms, assessing potential wetland areas and preparing USACE Data Sheets, and collecting GPS coordinates of documented wetlands and stream centerlines located within the project area. Jurisdictional Wetlands Delineation, ~ 5 Acre Tract, National Guard Armory – Bur- lington - Alamance County, NC: DAVENPORT conducted a jurisdictional wetlands delineation on behalf of CATLIN Engineers and Scientists for the North Carolina National Guard Construction and Facilities Management Office (NCNG-CFMO). Potential on-site wetlands were defined using the Routine On-Site Determination Method as described in the 1987 USACE Wetlands Delineation Manual and the applicable Regional Supplements. Streams were delineated per procedures specified by the USACE and the NCDWQ, where applicable. DAVENPORT obtained approval from the USACE in a relatively short timeframe, and the NCNG-CFMO was able to proceed with site improvements. Jurisdictional Wetlands Delineation National Guard Armory, ~ 3 Acres of an ~ 218 Acre Tract – Salisbury, Rowan County, NC: DAVENPORT conducted a jurisdictional wetlands delineation on behalf of CATLIN Engineers and Scientists for the North Carolina

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National Guard Construction and Facilities Management Office (NCNG-CFMO). Potential on-site wetlands were defined using the Routine On-Site Determination Method as described in the 1987 USACE Wetlands Delineation Manual and the applicable Regional Supplements. Streams were delineated per procedures specified by the USACE and the NCDWQ, where applicable. DAVENPORT obtained approval from the USACE in a relatively short timeframe, and the NCNG-CFMO was able to proceed with site improvements. Jurisdictional Wetlands Delineation National Guard Armory, ~ 6 Acre Tract – Parkton, Robeson County, NC: DAV- ENPORT conducted a jurisdictional wetlands delineation on behalf of CATLIN Engineers and Scientists for the North Car- olina National Guard Construction and Facilities Management Office (NCNG-CFMO). Potential on-site wetlands were defined using the Routine On-Site Determination Method as described in the 1987 USACE Wetlands Delineation Manual and the applicable Regional Supplements. Streams were delineated per procedures specified by the USACE and the NCDWQ, where applicable. DAVENPORT obtained approval from the USACE in a relatively short timeframe, and the NCNG-CFMO was able to proceed with site improvements. NCDOT, FS-1503A, Upgrade US 74 at US 17 Business to Interchange – Wilmington, NC: DAVENPORT was requested to provide environmental services for the Feasibility Study of Upgrade at US 74(Martin Luther King Parkway/Eastwood Road) and US 17 (Market Street) in Wilmington to Interchange project. Environmental services included conducting a cursory investigation of the project study area to provide information on environmentally sensitive areas. DAVENPORT performed on-site investigations to identify environmental features located within a 500-foot radius of the project review area. In addition, DAVENPORT utilized Geographic Information Systems (GIS) data to perform a cursory environmental screening of the project area to identify any “fatal flaw” environmental issues that may have been present. DAVENPORT conducted extensive research and data collection and presented the findings in the form of a GIS-based environmental screening site map and written text for inclusion in DAVENPORT’s Feasibility Study document. City of Asheville Livingston Street Improvements Environmental Services – Asheville, NC: This transportation project was federally funded, and therefore, National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 (NEPA) applied. Environmental services included the preparation of a NEPA Type-II Categorical Exclusion (CE) document for the complete streets transformation of approximately 0.9-miles including Livingston Street and a portion of Depot Street. DAVENPORT performed on-site investigations to identify environmental features located within a 250-foot radius of the project area. In addition, DAVENPORT utilized Geographic Information Systems (GIS) data to perform a cursory environmental screening of the project area to identify potentially direct, secondary and cumulative environmental impacts due to the project design alternatives. DAVEN- PORT conducted extensive research for preparation of the CE, and coordinated with Federal and local agencies, as required. DAVENPORT prepared a NEPA Type-II CE document that detailed the purpose and need for the project, the proposed improvements, and provided additional supporting documentation, as required. A Type-II CE approval was the anticipated outcome. NAVFAC Mid-Atlantic: P-398 Inchon Range Safety Improvements & Modernization - Parris Island, SC. Project Man- ager. DAVENPORT was requested to provide environmental services support in a teaming effort with CATLIN Engineers & Scientists (CATLIN) for the Inchon Range (P-398) Safety Improvements and Modernization project. DAVENPORT performed on-site investigations to identify and document the presence of Section 404/10 wetlands and surface water bodies under the Clean Water Act (CWA) located within the project area. Potential on-site wetlands were defined using the Routine On-Site Determination Method as described in the 1987 US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Wetlands Delineation Man- ual and the applicable Regional Supplements. A critical line boundary was established and approved by the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control (SCDHEC) Office of Ocean and Coastal Resource Management (OCRM). Cape Fear Public Transportation Authority: Wilmington Multi-Modal Transportation Center Categorical Exclusions - Wilmington, NC. Project Manager. DAVENPORT provided a Documented Categorical Exclusions document for this local bus transportation center. Environmental services included the preparation of a NEPA Documented Categorical Exclusion (DCE) document for a local bus transportation center that may eventually be incorporated into a multi—modal transit center. The project site encompasses approximately 2 +/- acres. DAVENPORT performed on-site investigations to identify environmental features located within a 250-foot radius of the project area. In addition, DAVENPORT utilized Geographic Infor- mation Systems (GIS) data to perform a cursory environmental screening of the project area to identify potentially direct, secondary and cumulative environmental impacts due to the project design alternatives. DAVENPORT conducted extensive research for preparation of the DCE, and has coordinated with Federal, state and local agencies, as required. DAVENPORT prepared a DCE document detailing the purpose and need for the project, the proposed improvements, and providing additional supporting documentation from lead and cooperating agencies, as required. The DCE document was approved with no comments. I-95 Corridor from Stirling Road to Linton Boulevard - Broward and Palm Beach Counties, FL*: Conducted a tree survey of approximately 15000 trees along I-95. Parameters that were recorded included tree species, diameter at breast

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height, height, canopy radius and condition. Used Trimble Geo XH sub-foot GPS to map out the location of trees surveyed. Performed a phase I contamination assessment along the project corridor. SR-A1A Roadway Stabilization Project- Sloan’s Curve - Palm Beach County, FL*: Performed field surveys to assess biological resources and potential impacts. Developed environmental documentation for the feasibility study report. Coordi- nated with the Florida Department of Environmental Protection to obtain a Coastal Construction Control Line field permit. I-95 PD&E Study Becker Road to Okeechobee - St. Lucie County, FL*: The project consisted of documenting impacts to the widening of Interstate 95 between Becker Road interchange and Okeechobee Road interchange, a distance of 15 miles. Documented species along project corridor. Quantified impacts to wood storks since the project contained suitable core foraging habitat and occurred within 18.6 miles of nesting colonies. SR-826/Palmetto Expressway PD&E Study - Miami-Dade County, FL*: Conducted phase I contamination screening evaluations, wetland surveys, community resource analyses, and endangered species biological assessments. I-75 Public-Private Partnership (P3) - Miami-Dade and Broward Counties, FL*: Responsible for wetland delineations, wetland and wood stork impact calculations, coordination, and mitigation requirements associated with roadway and drainage design. Prepared documentation for associated environmental permits. Conducted tree survey inventory of approximately 3000 trees. Pensacola Bay Bridge PD&E - Escambia County, FL*: The Pensacola Bay Bridge crosses Pensacola Bay to connect the cities of Pensacola and Gulf Breeze, Florida. This is a navigable water of the United States governed by the U.S. Coast Guard (CG) regulations. The bridge is approximately 3 miles in length and was built in 1960. The bridge is currently "Struc- turally Deficient", which does not pose an immediate threat to the motoring public but does require the FDOT to plan for a replacement bridge within the next 3 to 5 years. Conducted NEPA analysis of Essential Fish Habitat and Wetlands. SR-A1A Roadway Drainage Improvements - Manalapan, Palm Beach County, FL*: Delineated wetland areas along A1A. Performed seagrass surveys in the Intercoastal Waterway. Documented wetland impacts associated with the drainage design. Provided mitigation requirements needed to satisfy State and Federal permits. SR-A1A Bank Stabilization - St. Lucie County, FL*: Delineated approximately 40 wetland areas along A1A. Used sub- foot Trimble GPS to delineate the wetland boundaries. Performed seagrass surveys along the study area. Delineated the eastern extent of the seagrass beds. Developed wetland planting plan for areas where exotics are to be removed. Coordi- nated with the agencies to determine impacts and mitigation options. Assisted in the set-up of the public information work- shop. Involved with informing the public of the construction activities and environmental impacts associated with the project. I-95 Express Lanes - Broward/Miami-Dade County, FL*: Conducted a tree survey of approximately 2500 trees along I- 95. Parameters that were recorded included tree species, diameter at breast height, height, canopy radius and condition. Used Trimble Geo XH sub-foot GPS to map out the location of trees surveyed. Helped determine which trees were to be relocated. I-595 Phase I and II Contamination Assessment - Broward County, Florida*: Interstate 595 (SR 862) is the only east- west corridor in the heavily urbanized Southeast Florida region, linking Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, Port Everglades, I-95, Florida’s Turnpike, and I-75. Used GIS to map over one thousand sites documented during a contamination risk base analysis. Georeferenced historical aerials and created large roll plots that documented contaminated areas. Fort Lauderdale – Hollywood International Airport South Runway Extension - Broward County, FL*: Assisted with the environmental support documentation for obtaining the SFWMD Environmental Resource Permit. C-51 Canal Project Development Report - Palm Beach County, FL*: Conducted field review of site to determine the biological species within the study area. Performed GIS analysis to determine preliminary contamination concerns for the project. Conducted Modified Wetland Rapid Assessment Program (MWRAP) calculations to determine projected mitigation costs for the project. Krome Avenue PD&E Study - Miami-Dade County, FL*: Conducted a contamination assessment for construction alternatives being offered for Krome Avenue. Completed a field review of the area determined land use, contamination and biological concerns located within the project area. A complete GIS analysis was also used to determine the effects of each alternative on the community. Conducted noise monitoring along several of the alternatives selected. CR 707, Indian River Lagoon Seagrass Survey - Fort Pierce, FL*: Conducted a seagrass survey at 12 sampling locations along CR 707. Ten-meter by 100-meter transects were assembled at each site in order to determine species coverage. Ten-paired-square-meter quadrats were used at the 12 locations to determine the stem counts of each seagrass species

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present while determining the epiphytic vegetation and species abundance. A total of 61 dives were completed during this project. US 441 Truck By-Pass Feasibility Study - Palm Beach, Martin and Okeechobee Counties, FL*: Conducted a feasibility study of the project area to determine potential environmental effects of each construction alternative which will accommodate increased freight and goods movement traffic volumes. Collected roadway, land-use and environmental data that were used to map the project with GIS. Identified social, cultural, natural and physical environmental issues within the project area. Crosstown Parkway Sociocultural Effects (SCE) - Port Saint Lucie, FL*: Assisted in the writing and development of the SCE Report. Identified property values of land parcels that will be affected by each proposed construction alternative. Con- ducted a property value analysis for each alternative comparing the first, second and third row parcels. Conducted a tax base analysis of impacted parcels in comparison with total county and city tax. Conducted a GIS analysis and census tract demographic analysis of the project area. I-595 ETDM Process - Broward County, FL*: Assisted Florida Department of Transportation and the ETAT with reviewing contract proposals provided by ACS and EAS. Reviewed environmental documents with FDOT to ensure proposals were in compliance with the environmental scope of services for the I-595 Express project. Little Blue Heron Bridge Improvements - Palm Beach County, FL*: Performed seagrass surveys and documented other submerged aquatic vegetation within the study area. Indian Street Bridge - Martin County, FL*: Delineated wetlands within the study area and used UMAM to estimate mitigation costs for the Environmental Resource Permit. Coordinated with South Florida Water Management District, Army Corp of Engineers, and United States Fish and Wildlife Service regarding wetland impacts and wood stork core foraging habitat concerns. I-75 PD&E Study - Broward County, FL*: The 75 Express Lanes project extends 15 miles along I-75 from NW 170 Street, in Miami-Dade County, to I-595, in Broward County. The Project features a new 4-lane tolled managed lanes facility in the existing I-75 median. Noise sensitive receptors were identified, and monitoring was conducted to determine noise wall placement and design based on modeling results. I-595 Noise Pollution Assessment - Broward County, FL*: Identified affected property owners south of I-595. Used Broward County Property Appraisers to help identify owners. Conducted noise monitoring along I-595. I-595 Tree Survey - Broward County, FL*: Conducted a tree survey of 7,500 trees along I-595. Parameters that were recorded included tree species, diameter at breast height, height, canopy radius and condition. Used Trimble Geo XH sub- foot GPS to map out the location of trees surveyed. Post-processed the GPS data to improve accuracy. Exported the data into a GIS shapefile to map the tree locations over the 12-mile I-595 corridor study area. I-595 Design Contract - Broward County, FL*: Conducted Phase II contamination assessment of soil and surface water sampling of the North New River Canal and the Lago Mar and Pine Island Golf Courses. Delineated wetland boundaries along the NNRC. Used Uniform Mitigation Assessment Method to document wetland impacts and determine mitigation costs for impacts. Miami-Dade Transit-Northeast Dade Passenger Activity Center - North Miami Beach, FL*: Conducted a full National Environmental Protection Act feasibility analysis of the site location. The site is located adjacent to Snake Creek Park and contains a high-risk contamination laundry mat facility. The parcel is approximately three acres. No wetland species were recorded in the surrounding area. Virginia Key Park Trust Seagrass Survey - Virginia Key, FL*: Conducted seagrass surveys by using Global Positioning Systems to determine 21 linear transects of 200 feet along 2,000 meters of beach line. These assessments are being used as preliminary data for the reopening of the beach for swimming and recreation. I-595 Noise Analysis Re-Evaluation - Fort Lauderdale, FL*: Interstate 595 (SR 862) is the only east-west corridor in the heavily urbanized Southeast Florida region, linking Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, Port Everglades, I-95, Florida’s Turnpike, and I-75. Noise sensitive receptors were identified, and monitoring was conducted to determine noise wall placement and design based on modeling results as part of the project re-evaluation. Indian River Drive Shoreline Stabilization - Martin and Saint Lucie Counties, FL*: The original project was emergency construction of an armored shoreline in response to damage caused by Hurricane Jeanne in 2004 to a portion of Indian River Drive in St. Lucie County. In response to public demand, FDOT requested that the project environmental impacts, due as the result of poorly constructed armored shoreline, be documented. Biotic and ecological studies were performed

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to assess the existing conditions of water quality through biological indicators such as seagrass, algal and shoreline vegetation coverage. Crosstown Parkway Extension - Port Saint Lucie, FL*: The need proposed project results from the inability of the existing bridges to meet the daily heavy travel demand between the residential and commercial communities west and east of the North Fork of the Saint Lucie River. Developed maps using GIS to show demographic analyses of the proposed project alternatives. I-595 Shared-Use Drainage - Broward County, FL*: Interstate 595 (SR 862) is the only east-west corridor in the heavily urbanized Southeast Florida region, linking Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, Port Everglades, I-95, Florida’s Turnpike, and I-75. Provided assistance on the development and monitoring of wetland plantings along the littoral shelf of canal banks and golf course ponds as compensatory wetland mitigation for fill impacts due to roadway widening. Golf course ponds adjacent to the project were utilized as wet detention areas and capacity improvements due to the additional impervious roadway surface. SW 328th Street Canal Ditch Relocation - Homestead, FL*: The proposed project consisted of roadway widening of two lanes. A canal ditch that is adjacent to the roadway would need to be relocated/offset further north of the roadway to accommodate the proposed widening. Wetlands were delineated within the canal ditch and all permits were obtained. The newly proposed canal ditch was designed to a depth to allow the regrowth of hydrophytic vegetation.

Matt Michel, PhD Environmental Scientist

Matt Michel is an Environmental Scientist with experience both in the academic and private consulting realms. He has over 10 years of experience working with wetlands and has performed stream surveys, wetland delineations, fish and benthic surveys, seagrass surveys, habitat assessments, vegetation surveys, and groundwater monitoring. Matt also has extensive experience with Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and various types of statistical analyses. Matt has authored or co-authored 12 peer-reviewed scientific journal articles and has given numerous presentations at conferences and universities.

Relevant Experience Professional Credentials Town of Chapel Hill: NS Bus Rapid Transit NEPA Study – Chapel Hill, NC: Environ- mental Scientist. DAVENPORT will assist in coordinating with relevant state and federal OSHA 40-Hour HAZWOPER Certi- agencies and will participate in monthly meetings with the project team. DAVENPORT will fied conduct analyses and prepare draft text for the following sections of an Environmental As- NAUI Open Water Certified Diver sessment: Soils/Geology, Water Resources, Wetland and Stream Delineations (including the preparation and submittal of jurisdictional determinations), Wildlife and Vegetation, Education Threatened and Endangered Species, and Hazardous, Contaminated and Regulated Ma- Ph.D., Biological Sciences terials. University of Notre Dame – 2009

NCDOT: I-40 and US 52 Interchange Express Design - Winston-Salem, NC. Environ- B.S., Wildlife Management mental Scientist. DAVENPORT was selected to conduct Feasibility Studies for multiple Purdue University - 2003 highway improvement projects. DAVENPORT conducted a GIS screening of hazardous sites, cultural resources, and environmental features. This screening was followed by a site Specialty Skills visit, in which DAVENPORT gathered data on the potential streams, wetlands, and ponds GIS Analysis within the project area and confirmed the presence of features identified during the GIS Wetland Delineations screening. The final deliverables were a screening checklist, a report, and figures summa- Biological Assessments rizing the resources and features within the project area. Habitat Assessments Tree Surveys NCDOT: I-5963 Express Design I-485 / NC 16 - Charlotte, NC. Environmental Scien- Report Writing tist. DAVENPORT provided preliminary environmental and design services including hori- Statistical Analysis zontal and vertical alignment design on two alternatives to improve the capacity of the ex- Groundwater Monitoring isting interchange on NC 16 (Providence Road) at I-485 in conjunction with NCDOT TIP Stream Surveys Project I-5507. Prior to beginning design, DAVENPORT obtained proposed local develop- Fish/Benthic Surveys ment plans and other GIS environmental data, so the alternative could be developed con- sidering these constraints. DAVENPORT developed several alternatives for the solution of this interchange. NCDOT: U-5728 US 17 Business Marine Boulevard at SR 1308 Bell Fork Road - Jack- sonville, NC. Environmental Scientist. DAVENPORT is currently serving as the lead firm to execute intersection improvements at US 17 Bus. (Marine Blvd) at Bell Fork Road/Gum Branch Road. The project includes roadway design such as the widening of Gum Branch Road and the introduction of curb and gutter for better stormwater management. DAVEN- PORT is also responsible for traffic analysis and the provision of a much-needed traffic signal upgrade and relocation of the city's CCTV traffic camera. Maple Hill Wetland Delineation & Stream Surveys – Maple Hill, NC*: Working with CZR, Inc., Matt assisted in the delineation of 1,800 acres of forest located near Maple Hill, NC, Onslow County. Streams and ditches within the property were mapped and surveyed for fish (using backpack electroshockers) and benthic invertebrates (using dipnets). Matt also assisted in producing maps using ArcGIS. PotashCorp Creek Monitoring & Wetland Mitigation – Aurora, NC*: Working with CZR, Inc., Matt assisted in the multi-year project to monitor the creeks and wetlands surrounding the open-pit phosphate mine operated by PotashCorp. Hydrology, salinity, and multipole

Matt Michel, PhD Environmental Scientist water quality parameters were measured biweekly. Matt also assisted in the monitoring of 2,000 acres wetlands mitigation site. Matt collected hydrology data and performed tree survival surveys. PotashCorp Biological Assessments of Creeks– Aurora, NC*: Working with CZR, Inc., Matt assisted in this multi-year project to determine possible effects of the open-pit phosphate mine on the fish and benthic communities of the surrounding creeks. Fish were sampled by trawling and fyke nets. Benthic macroinvertebrates were samples by dipnets and ponar grabs. Multi-Year Stream Fish-Habitat Study – St. Louis, MO*: As a postdoctoral researcher at Saint Louis University, Matt contributed to this multi-year project funded by the National Science Foundation. Four times a year, a 700-m reach of stream was sampled for relevant habitat variables (such as flow and substrate) and fish abundance (using a backpack electro- shocker). All sampling points were georeferenced using GPS, and maps of habitat variables and fish distributions were produces using ArcGIS.

*Work completed with previous employment

2. Project Approach Professional Consultant Services for Airport Studies, Evaluations and Assessment Projects

Our Team and Our Plan As shown in our Ability of Professional Personnel Section we have assembled a highly qualified team of specialists with extensive experience in executing possible necessary studies at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport and North Perry Airport (HWO).

Our Team presents a unique blend of project experience and working relationships that will help drive successful project studies and assessments. This experience Mr. McInerney, Your coupled with our working relationships with Broward County Aviation Department Project Manager, has (BCAD) and the Federal Aviation Administration makes our team an ideal partner been involved with to assist BCAD with the anticipated projects at FLL and HWO. every major airfield project for the past Your Project Manager, Brian McInerney, will be the single point of contact for all 10 years at FLL. contractual and project related issues. Mr. McInerney has been involved with every major project at FLL for the past 10 years.

The project specific discipline leaders of the project team will be actively involved in all of your projects as applicable. Each member of the McInerney team has specialty qualifications and experience that will allow them to drive their specific project elements to completion.

Mr. McInerney has extensive past experience completing previous projects for BCAD with the project teammates chosen. The McInerney team is confident that we have the resources needed to complete the projects listed in the Request for Proposal. Project Development and Execution Many McInerney team members have past working experience at Fort Lauder- dale-Hollywood International Airport and North Perry Airport. The focus of the McInerney Team will be to approach each project with an unbiased opinion to the needed studied or assessed improvements and conditions.

Scope and Budget Development The Team has been selected as each of the members have local knowledge. Brian McInerney will be involved in each of the work orders supplied following the execution of the project contract. Mr. McInerney will work with BCAD staff to establish the rough scope required for the requested area of study or assessment. Fol- lowing the scope outline the needed team members will be contacted so a more detailed scope can be scribed to meet the needs of the airport staff. Once agreed that the project scope is correct a fee proposal and completion timeline will be submitted for review and approval to the BCAD project manager.

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Project planning Depending on the complexity and duration of the project scope a project plan will be developed outlining rolls and responsibilities, necessary deliverables, timelines, meetings and proposed delivery dates for the project. For complex projects this is critical, so all team members have a clear understanding of their responsibilities and timelines and their affect on the overall project.

Execution Following the devolvement of the plan each team member will work to complete their needed tasks. Mr. McInerney will be in continual contact with the team members and BCAD to ensure expectations are clear and met. As this is not a design contract the submittal process may not follow the 30,60,90, 100 percent complete that is typical. Below is one scenario of an evaluation process.

Gather Information

Develop Model/Report/Assessment Evaluation

Tabulate Findings

Provide Recommendations

Presentation of Findings and Recommendations Through out the process the project team will provide project updates. Following the completion of the findings a final meeting will be held to present the findings and recommendations to ensure they are inline with the overall plan of Airport Development.

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Below is the McInerney, Inc. Team Organizational Chart followed by resumes of key personnel.

Gasser Dougé, PE. (BCAD Project Manager)

(Airside and Landside Civil) (Utility and Civil Related Studies) (Plan Review) Brian McInerney, PE. (Constructablity Review) (McInerney Team Project Manager) McInerney, Inc. (Cost Estimation) (Pavement Evaluation)

(Airside and Landside Civil) Bradley J. Wente, PE. (Architectural) (Airport Planning) Christopher Nordone, RA (Airspace Studies) Andrew M. Holesko, CM (Water and Waste Water Modeling)

(Electrical Engineering) Ernesto Aloma, PE. (Mechanical Engineering) Jose I. Martinez, PE. (Plumbing) (Fire Protection) Hector J. Castillo, PE. .

(Geotechnical Services) Mauricio Rodriguez

(Survey Services)

(Storm Water Modeling) Linda Bell, PE. (Sanitary Modeling) Vaughn Soares, PE. (Traffic Studies)

Michael Mossey, PSM

(Wildlife Services) Zachary Bush, PWS, LEED AP (Environmental Services)

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3. Past Performance Professional Consultant Services for Airport Studies, Evaluations and Assessment Projects

Past Performance The McInerney Team is formulated of a series of individuals that have been working together virtu- ally as one company over the past five to ten years. Through these work efforts we have built a level of trust between individuals and firms that best suits the team to work as one and complete all projects at hand. The Request for Qualifications identifies multiple possible scopes of work of which the McInerney team has significant successful experience. The following are example project experience

Internal Circulation Road – Phase 2 – University of Miami Client: University of Miami – Christopher Blair – [email protected] McInerney, Inc. provided design and permitting for a new internal circulation roadway at the University of Miami. The project included the design of a new roadway to roadway focused on taking university traffic off of the surrounding residential/city streets. Civil Works, Inc. provided drainage design and permitting services for McInerney, Inc. on this project. The project included new asphalt pavements, roadway signage and markings, drainage, electrical and landscaping.

North Entrance Roadway – Miami Florida Client: Vulcan Materials Company – Jason Jowers – (786) 606-0301 McInerney, Inc. provided design and permitting for a new entrance roadway at the Miami location. The roadway was designed for 100 percent heavy truck. Work also included reconstruction of a section of NW 41st street in Miami-Dade County. Brian McInerney worked with Mauricio Rodriguez wo provided QC services during construction. The project included 15” Concrete pavement, 6” Asphalt stabilized base. NW 41st street was reconstructed with FDOT Base Group 9 pavements B-12.5 only with 1.5” SP-9.5 and a 1” friction course. The project required the design of Traffic Control plans meeting the requirements of the FDOT design standards.

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T4400 State Road 7 – Florida Department of Transportation Reference: Greg Lady – (786) 999-3329 McInerney, Inc. provided planning, design and value engineering for the reconstruction of State Road 7 from Miramar Parkway to north of Hollywood Boulevard. Brian McInerney was the Engineer of Record for the Traffic Control Plans and Pavement design for the above listed project. Following the completion of the design by the FDOT District 4 design staff, McInerney performed a study and associated value engineering to cut construction costs by ove one million dollars. The design of traffic control plans included phases 2-6 and incorporated over 1.75 miles of State Road 7 roadway including three major intersection.

American Supply Warehouse Renovation – Doral Florida Client: American Supply – Dwayne Norman (305) 888-6292 Brian McInerney, PE. provided Project Management for the project. Mr. McInerney was charged with putting a design team together for design and permitting for the division and renovation of a 5000 sft office space and a 42,500 sft warehouse space. The project included Architectural, MEP and structural design tasks. The building was divided via a 1-hour fire wall in compliance with the Florida Building Code. All utilities were divided for to allow for separate tannate spaces. Existing lighting was updated to New LED fixtures with new homerun circuits pulled. The project also included the construction of six new bathrooms four of which are ADA compliant.

Corrective Action Plan to Runway 9L-27R - Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport Client: Broward County Aviation Department - Gasser Douge, PE. (954) 359-6973 Brian McInerney, PE. provided Project Management for the project. Runway 9L-27R has a length of 9,000ft and a width of 150’. The grinding component of the project was accomplished with diamond tipped machines that were capable of grinding off 1/4” to 3/8” of the existing asphalt thus removing many of the existing grooves. Once areas were ground to the desired elevation areas that required mill and overlay were addressed. Following completion of the mill and overlay grooving activities were completed. Mr. McInerney worked closely with Keith and Associates to accomplish these efforts. The project was completed on time and within the allotted budget.

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Corrective Action Plan to Runway 13-31 - Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport Client: Broward County Aviation Department (BCAD) – Carlos Hernandez, PE. (954) 359-2255 Brian McInerney, PE. provided Project Management for the Re- habilitation of Runway 13-31 at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood In- ternational Airport. Runway 13-31 had a length of 6,930ft and a width of 150’ and served as the secondary commercial service runway at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Air- port. This project included rehabilitation to both Runway 13- 31 and associated Taxiways “A”, “C”, and “D”. The project included a combination of milling and resurfacing, full depth reconstruction, crack routing and sealing, and slurry sealing/micro-surfacing. Following the pavement reconstruction/rehabilitation the pavements were grooved and pavement markings applied. Close coordination was required with BCAD operations prior to and during construction to limit impacts to airport operations.

Airfield Modifications-High Speed Exit Taxiways - Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport Client: Broward County Aviation Department – Gasser Douge, PE. (954) 359-2255 Brian McInerney, PE. provided Panning, Design and Construction services for the Airfield Modifications Project. The planning of this project included REDIM and SIMOD analysis for high speed exit location, runway occupancy time and taxi time determination. These parameters where used in the benefit calculation of the benefit/cost analysis. Taxiway elements that did not meet the benefit cost criteria were eliminated at the planning level. The project included planning design and construction of two new high-speed exit taxiways “B5” and “A4”, two dual taxiways widening “A” and “B” at the 27R approach end, and the widening to one existing high-speed exit taxiway “B2”. Project Elements also included the design and construction of: 9L PAPI relocation, new runway and taxiway lighting and existing upgrades, in-pavement runway guard lights, electrical vault upgrades for new airfield circuitry, runway and taxiway signage installation and relocation, modifications to the MASLR circuitry. Taxiway “C” West Reconstruction - Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport Client: Broward County Aviation Department – Gasser Douge, PE. (954) 359-2255 Brian McInerney was involved in the construction services for Taxiway “C” at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport from Taxiway “D” to the Runway 10L approach end. Major Items of work included 53,233 square yards of pavement demolition, subgrade preparation, geo-grid installation and limerock placement. Throughout the project Marks Brothers, Inc. worked closely with Broward County Aviation Department to traverse the unforeseen conditions of unsuitable soil strata and subsurface utilities

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Utility Atlas Phases 1 & 2, Obstruction Survey, & Plannimetric Mapping - FLL Client: Broward County Aviation Department – Carlos Hernandez, PE. (954) 359-2255 Brian McInerney worked with Mr. Michael Mossey to complete the Utility Atlas and Obstruction Survey. All work for these work efforts conformed to AC’s 150/5300-16, 17 and 18 requirements. CAD data was attributed and tested via the FAA AGIS portal. Ultimately all surfaces and passed the FAA and NGS acceptance via the online portal and NGS Safety critical checks. The project also included collection of all known utilites at FLL. Utilites were located via ground penetrating radar and with the use of “As Built “Data. Following the collection all utility data was attibuted in both CAD and GIS formats and turned over to BCAD.

Airport Master Plan - Northeast Florida Regional Airport - Passero Associates Experience Client: St Augustine-St. Johns Airport Authority – Ed Wuellner, AAE Executive Director

This three-runway airport has unique challenges and opportunities. Located between the Tolomato River and US Highway 1 and the Florida East Coast Railway, there are environmental issues that needed to be considered during the future design of the airport. Following the traditional airport master plan, existing facilities were inventoried. Forecasts were prepared and approved by the Master Plan Advisory Committee and the FAA. The facility’s deficiencies were identified and alternatives to address these deficiencies were examined. This airport is very active and is experiencing a capacity issue. This Master Plan analyzed ways to address the capacity issue including examining off-site development. Given the location of the facility relative to the highway and railway system, and the significant amount of undeveloped land on the west side of US 1, this provided an opportunity to examine multi-modal connectivity between the airport and the surrounding area, including addressing ground access. The multi-modal component was part of the Master Plan. Survey was performed to FAA Airport GIS standards, and obstruction analysis was performed using that data.

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Taxiway F and G (Access, Utilities, Stormwater, Hangars, Maintenance Complex and Conference Center)- Northeast Florida Regional Airport - Passero Associates Experience Client: St Augustine-St. Johns Airport Authority – Ed Wuellner, AAE Executive Director

This three-runway airport has unique challenges and Passero Associates worked closely with the Airport Authority to create new access (aircraft and auto), aircraft storage hangars, maintenance hangars and Contact: conference center within a previous residential area. Passero prepared 15 taxiway design alternatives for the project in order to save historic trees and avoid an environmentally sensitive area. Through this diligent effort, the goal of preserving the airport and community’s unique character became a reality.

Taxiway B Pavement & Lighting Rehabilitation – Lake City Gateway Airport Passero Associates Experience Client: City of Lake City – Roland Luster Airport Director ICMA Pavement: Construct 1600 LF of new TW B; Construct 300 LF of new TW C; Construct 4,550 LF of new TW B-1; Mill & Resurface 550 LF of existing TW B-1. Lighting: Install 152 new LED TW edge lights and 11 new LED signs along TW B, TW C, and TW B-1. Challenges: 1. Hurricane Harvey rainfall recovery with no lost time, then direct hit by Hurricane Irma. FEMA staged gasoline tanker trucks adjacent to the project limits. Only 4 days lost. 2. With an active wildfire season, served as local staging area for fire fighting aircraft (4 tankers and 12 helicopters), and coordinated with US Forestry Service (based adjacent to the project limits). Experienced no lost time. 3. $623,000 Owner-directed Change Order with no additional time or CA fee. 4. Daily coordination with Client’s largest tenant, HAECO (providing major maintenance overhaul and repair to airline passenger jets for United, Jet Blue, and Southwest) to ensure minimal impacts and delays. 5. Relocation of the NGS Primary Control Point, requiring process submittal and approval from the National Geodetic Society and the FAA, a process which took 11 months. Project completed in 292 Calendar Days and $30,000 under construction budget.

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AIRPORT RESCUE & FIRE FIGHTING FACILITY (ARFF) – FLL -SDM Consulting Engineers Client – Broward County Aviation Department M/E/P/FP Engineering Design services A 2-story, 26,000 sf mid-field aircraft rescue and firefighting facility comprised of an administration wing; a 5-bay, 10-vehicle apparatus area, including a vehicle maintenance bay and an EMS station with hot and cold decontamination rooms; emergency operations and central communications center; and resident facilities (to occupy 16 fire fighters) complete with day room, dining room, kitchen, toilet/shower/locker rooms, and a dormitory.

THE MIAMI INTERMODAL CENTER (MIC) – EARLINGTON HEIGHTS (EHT) CONNECTOR SDM Consulting Engineers Client – Miami Dade Transit SDM Consulting Responsibility: M/E/P/FP Engineering Design services. A new rapid transit line extension into Miami International Airport and a new state-of-the-art transit station at the Miami International Airport Intermodal Center (MIC). It comprises of the extension of the metrorail system by adding 2.4 miles of track work, one state-of-the-art station, three traction power buildings, metrorail, and bus station.

LEHMAN TEST TRACK / LEHMAN YARD REHABILITATION - Miami, Florida SDM Consulting Engineers Client – Miami Dade Transite SDM Responsibilities: M/E/P/FP Engineering Design services The construction of a test track, siding track, 5 storage tracks, 2 maintenance-of-way tracks, inspection building, and train control and communication house, and integration with existing main control building at the site.

REGIONAL COMMUTER FACILITY - MIAMI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT - SDM Consulting Engineers Client – Miami Dade Aviation Department SDM Responsibilities M/E/P/FP Engineering Design services A new 3-story, 104,000 sf commuter airline terminal with two new concourse-level gates, a new passenger waiting area, a new 20,000 sf covered walkway to lower-level gates for American Eagle’s jet operations, and a new international bus station to transport passengers to their flights.

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PSI REPRESENTATIVE RECENT/CURRENT CONTRACTS Geotechnical/Materials Testing/ Environmental Assessment & Remediation Miami-Dade Public Schools, 1450 NE 2nd Ave., Suite 305, Miami, FL 33132, 305-995-1000

Master Agreement for Consultant Services Baptist Health South Florida, Construction Management Support Services Bldg., 3rd Floor, 8900 N. Kendall Drive, Miami, FL 33176, 786-596-5700

10-year continuing services contract (2016-2026) to provide GEOTECHNICAL SERVICES, SPECIAL INSPECTIONS, STRUCTURAL ASSESSMENTS, SOILS, FOUNDATIONS AND MATERIALS TESTING SERVICES RELATED TO THE IMPROVEMENT, UPGRADES AND EXPANSIONS OF WATER AND WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS, PUMP STATIONS, COLLECTION, DISTRIBUTION AND TRANSMISSION PIPING, AND ALL RELATED FACILITIES AS NECESSARY TO ENSURE QUALITY CONTROL/ASSURANCE FOR WASD'S $13.5 Billion CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS | ISD Project No. E15-WASD-13 Miami-Dade County Internal Services Department 111 NW 1st Street, Suite 1300, Miami, Florida 33128 305-375-4052

MISCELLANEOUS PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AGREEMENTS TO PROVIDE SOILS, FOUNDATIONS AND GEOTECHNICAL TESTING SERVICES (E15-PWWM-08) MISCELLANEOUS PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AGREEMENTS TO PROVIDE MATERIALS TESTING, CONSULTING AND TRAINING SERVICES (E15-PWWM-09) Miami-Dade County Public Works & Waste Management 8000 SW 107th Ave, Miami, FL 33173

Sanitary Sewer Master Plan Civil Works, Inc. Experience Client – Miami Dade Aviation Department – Hazen and Sawyer P.C. This project included updating and maintaining the sanitary sewer master plan for Miami-Dade Aviation Department (MDAD) facilities. The services included collecting and reviewing as-built data, field verifying as-built conditions, updating the utility atlas, updating the existing modeling scenario, re-establishing future modeling scenarios, review of protocols and management systems, updating the master plan document, reviewing and updating the MDAD design guidelines, reviewing and updating the technical specifications, and assisting the Department with environmental permitting issues.

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AIRPORT RESCUE & FIRE FIGHTING FACILITY (ARFF) – FLL Civil Works, Inc. Experience Client – Broward County Aviation Department This project included the design and preparation of construction plans for a new fire station to be built in the middle of the airfield between the two runways. This project included the civil engineering design for the paving, grading, drainage, water, sewer and site lighting.

Concourse H Roof Replacement – MIA Civil Works, Inc. Experience Client – Miami Dade Aviation Department This project included a roof replacement for Concourse H. The Architects prepared roof plans, detail drawings specifications, and construction documents. CWI prepared the project segment specific contractor access and staging plans, and Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) plans.

The work involved demolition of the existing roof to the roof deck of Concourse H with estimated 68,620 SF for the Concourse and 31,200 SF for the Headhouse, for a grand total of 99,820 SF. The project included replacement with a new roof system in accordance with MIA Terminal Design Guidelines Manual. CWI was subconsultant to the Prime Architect.

Concourse “D” Extension- Apron and Utlitlies Project – MIA Civil Works, Inc. Experience Client – Miami Dade Aviation Department Civil Works (as a Subconsultant) prepared the utility construction documents for this project. The design included a new utility system to support the proposed five story terminal building for the North Terminal Development at the Miami International Airport. The project included airside design of the required underground water, gravity sewer system, sanitary pump station and force main system, fire protection, emergency generator fuel storage tank system, electrical and communication duct banks and coordination with the prime consultant for utility service to

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Professional Consultant Services for Airport Studies, Evaluations and Assessment Projects the new terminal building. This project design included, 5,000+/- feet of 16-inch Water Main;, 5,000+/- feet of 12-inch Fire Line, 2,000+/- feet of 8" Sanitary Gravity Sewer System, one Sanitary Pump Station, 1,000+/- feet of Sanitary Force Main, 5,000+/- feet of Communication Duct Bank, 5,000+/- feet of Electric Duct Banks, Two 8,000-gallon Emergency Generator Underground Fuel Tanks, Demolition of an existing sanitary pump station and other utilities, Coordination of utilities to service the proposed building.

MIA Canal Modifcation Project – MIA Civil Works, Inc. Experience Client – Miami Dade Aviation Department This project included 800 feet of Canal Dredging for the Re- location of one section of a canal. Dredge and Fill Plans, development of SWPP Plans and Environmental Permitting. The project also included 800 feet of Canal Relocation, Storm Water Protection Plans, Environmental Permitting, Utility Canal Crossing with SFWMD Permitting processing, Roadway Plans & Profiles for 4.2 miles of improvements, 2700 feet of new 24" water line, Drainage Calculation & Per- mitting Processing, 3800 feet of railroad track relocation, 8" sanitary force main relocation, 1700 feet of new 16" force main, Highway signalization & lighting, Jack and Bore for the 16" force main

Tamiami Airport Drainage Improvements – MIA Civil Works, Inc. Experience Client – Miami Dade Aviation Department This Project included taxiway resurfacing and drainage improvements for 10 acres of swale between the runway and taxiway, paving, grading and drainage plans, contractor staging plans, stormwater pollution protection plan, environmental permitting for stormwater discharge, construction administration including, shop drawing review, responses to RFI’s, Site Observations, Final Punch List and final certifications

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NS BUS Rapid Transit NEPA Study – Town of Chapel Hill DAVENPORT. Experience Client – SRF Consulting Group

DAVENPORT is assisting in coordinating with relevant state and federal agencies and will participate in monthly meetings with the project team. DAVENPORT is conducting analyses and preparing draft text for the following sections of an Environmental Assessment: Soils/Geology, Water Re- sources, Wetland and Stream Delineations (including the preparation and submittal of jurisdictional determinations), Wildlife and Vegetation, Threatened and Endangered Species, and Hazardous, Contaminated and Location Regulated Materials along the approximately 8 miles of roadway and approximately Chapel Hill, NC 2000 acres this project covers

RDU Park Economy Lot Expansion – Raleigh-Durham Airport Authority DAVENPORT. Experience Client – AECOM

DAVENPORT will assist in coordinating with relevant state and federal agencies and participate in monthly meetings with the project team. DAVENPORT will conduct the fieldwork and analyses for a Biological Assessment for a proposed parking lot expansion. The study area covers approximately 300 acres and consists mostly Client of forested area. DAVENPORT is also tasked with completing the analyses for the following sections of an Environmental Assessment: Biological Resources, Coastal Resources, Farmlands, Floodplains, Wetlands, and Water Resources (including mitigation).

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4. Specialized Experience Professional Consultant Services for Airport Studies, Evaluations and Assessment Projects

4.1 Permit and License Approval

BCEPGMD, SFWMD, Army Corp, FDOT, FEMA, FDEP The McInerney Team is comprised of individuals each of who is specialized in working and permitting through all of the listed agencies. The Teams leader Mr. Brian McInerney has been involved in the permiting through each of these agencies since his arival to Florida for the High Speed Exit Taxiways in 2007. Mr. McInerney understands that Broward County performs storm water permit reviews and approvals for all other citizens and businesses in the county. Being that Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport and North Perry Airport are County owned Broward County cannot self approve their Environmental Reasource Permits. Submittals for the airport requre a dual submittal with fees paid to both BCEPGMD and South Florida Water Management district.

Having been involved with multiple permits at the airport Mr. McInerney understands that the airfield is devided into three major basins each of witch has its own permit that requires review and approval.

While submittig to SFWMD and BCEOGMD concurrent reviews are conpleted by the Army Corps of Engineers for a dredge fill permit and the FDEP.

With major developments resulting in a large differing elevation and earthwork FEMA flood maps will require updating.

And when connecting of in close proximity to FDOT roadways connection permits must be obtained from the FDOT. When working landside at Fort Lauderdale- Hollywood International Airport the airport is boarderd by FDOT roadways on three sides, I-95 to the west, I-595 to the North, and US-1 to the east each of these locations require permitting and coordination with the FDOT.

Civil Works, Inc. specializes in permitting and coordination with each of the above agencies. A few projects that demostrate this are listed below.

FLL Rescue and Fire Fighting Facility This project included the design and preparation of construction plans for a new fire station to be built at midfield. This project included civil engineering design for the airside apron, airside parking lot, sanitary sewer, sanitary pump station, sanitary force main, water distribution and drainage.

"Eastern U" Cargo Apron - Miami International Airport, Dade County Aviation Department.

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Supervised the design of 65% plans for the construction of the Eastern "U" Cargo Apron for the southern part of the Miami International Airport. The plans included the geotechnical boring locations, drainage analysis, drainage report, paving, grading and drainage, the aircraft layouts, striping plans, pavement section details and drainage details. This project also included the coordination of the lighting and utility plans.

Concourse F, Apron Drainage Project - Miami International Airport, Dade Co. Aviation Dept. - Supervised the design of construction plans for an oil water separator and drainage containment system for the Concourse F Apron. Plans included revisions to apron area at gates F-10, F-10A, F-12 and F-12A. Gate F-10 and F-10A would be closed during construction, so plans included construction staging area, maintenance of traffic plans, paving, regrading and drainage details in the area of F-10 and F-12. Pavement marking plans included temporary striping during construction and re-striping after construction. Aircraft loading bridge and aircraft docking locations were analyzed several times to obtain the optimum space for concourse use during construction activities.

Kendall Tamiami Executive Airport Taxiway and Drainage Improvements - This project included 10 acres of drainage improvements along runway 9L-27R. The project also included taxiway milling and resurfacing, airfield signing and marking and maintenance of traffic design.

FAA The Mr. McInerney has worked with BCAD on FAA projects and closeout in the past. The high speed exit taxiways project at FLL was a project where FAA funds were under the gun for design completion. This projects design was completed at a rapid pace to ensure the BCAD did not loose the construction funds the the required improvements to the north runway. Through this process Mr. McInerney worked with Mr. Brad Wente to complete sections of the design.

Mr. McInerney brings 14 years of aviation experince and Mr. Wente brings 22 years in aiviation experience to the team of which both have worked in multiple FAA region and worked with multiple Airport District Offices. The FAA engineer designated to FLL and HWO is Vernon Rupinta and the FAA Planner is Marisol Elliott.

Broward County Water and Waste Water Mr. McInerney worked with BCAD on the closeout of Broward County Water and Waste Water Services Permitting from previous constuction projects completed by others that had not properly been closed out. During this time Mr. McInerney

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Professional Consultant Services for Airport Studies, Evaluations and Assessment Projects worked with Mr. Carlos Hernandez of BCAD to provide updated “As buiilts” through the use of Quality Level “B” and “A” locates of the utilities. Mr. McInerney held multiple meetings with BCWWS and BCAD to push the permit to closeout.

During the design process it it critical to cordinate with BCWWS to ensure that proper standards are being maintained. During construction nessesary inpections and materials must be completed and used. Nessisary separations must be maintained for complience with the Florida Department of Health. For water related projects proper sample ponts must be designated during design and sampling and testing completed during construction.

Nessisary testing must be conpleted during construction. Water lines are tested at 150 PSI for two hours and can not drop more than 5 pounds in that timling. As builts must be signed and sealed by a licensed surveyor and submitted for review an must be approved by BCWWS prior to final acceptance. Water Samples must be taken and submitted for testing for bacterialogical testing at each of the required sample points and must pass prior to the water line being allowed to put into service.

Sanitary Sewer must pass a infiltrantion test, an exfiltration test, and lamping. Inverts in all structures but be built and a two part epoxy paint applied to the inside of the stucture. Just as with water “As Builts” must be signed and sealed by a registerd land surveyor and submited for BCWWS for review for approval prior to acceptance.

4.2 Florida Fire Prevention and Broward County Land Development Codes

Mr. McInerney has delt with the Florida Fire Prevention code. McInerney assembled a design team to devide and renovate a 5000 sft office space and 42,500 sft warehoue space. This process required design review and approval by Miami Dade Fire. Egress must be maintained. A 1-hour fire wall composed of Category X 5/8-inch fireboard was used with all opening filled with the approved firestop. Class 1 inspections were completed by the building inspector. Fire dampers were used of all ventalation crossings for the exhuast.

Flordia Fire Prevention Code is based on the NFPA. Mr. McInerney was involved with the design and construciton of a new terminal building at Detroit Metropolitan Airport in which the standards are also based on the NFPA. All Aprons must slope away from the termianl at a 1 percent minimm slope and storm drains should be located in a way not to be placed directly under aircraft or loading location dealing with Termianls and Hangers

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The Broward County Land Development Code breaks Development reviews into two classifications Major Review in which the development would require a plat or zoning change and are subject to County commission review, and Site Plan review whitch is subject to an admistrative revew. Applications are reviewed by 19 diffent agencies all who must prepare as staff report. Maintenance or improvements to taxiways, runways, and aprons by an airport agency are not subject to these provisions.

4.3 Water Distribution Modeling

Passero Associates provides water distribution modeling and reporting including modeling the existing systems along with proposed additions and improvements. We will review of current water use and projection of future demands and provide analysis for peak flow scenarios to determine the impact on the water system both within the project site and the adjacent community. We will also determine available fire flows and compliance with applicable codes. We also can determine upgrades to piping network, pumps and other facilities and provide mapping services to illustrate color coded locations of current and future infrastructure. Passero Associates uti- lizes WaterCAD x8 By Bentley for water distribution modeling.

Similar Projects / Clients • Veterans Affairs Medical Center – Canandaigua, NY • Charlotte Street Improvements - City of Rochester • The Lodge Student Housing Complex, Rochester NY

4.5 Waste Water Colletion and Distribution Modeling Passero Associates provides sanitary sewer and effluent hydraulic modeling and reporting including modeling existing systems along with proposed additions and improvements. We monitor system flow reporting and analysis for inflow and infiltration (I&I) and perform analysis for peak flow scenarios to determine the impact on the sewer system. Capacity Analy- sis review the existing piping system and determine if improvements are needed to support both current and future demands. Mapping services to illustrate color coded locations of current and future infrastructure. Passero As- sociates would utilize SewerCAD for the requested services.

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Similar Projects / Clients • Dayton International Sanitary Sewer Upgrades / Multi- ple Phases. • The Lodge Student Housing Project at Kent, OH. • Pinnacle Athletic Center, Victor NY • Rt 318 Corridor Sanitary Sewer Upgrades, Seneca County, NY

4.6 Storm Water Modeling

Civil Works, Inc. CWI has used ICPR effectivly on all drainage projects in the past. ICPR is a integral part of all civil engineering projects. Most recently CWI has been charged with design of a the Jackson Hospital 27 acres site, the Miami Dade Belen 1.5 sq mile residential drainage area and the many FDOT connection permit applications. Other projects that civil works has performed all drainage modeling and permitting include.

Jackson Hospital 27 acres site, including ICPR stormwater modeling for SFWMD, Miami Dade and FEMA flood routing on site with overflow into an on-site lake. There were two development phases proposed, the first phase is scheduled to be completed by July 2020 and consisted of a 100-bed hospital, 60,000 SF of Medical Office, and a Parking Garage. The second phase was scheduled for 2040 and expanded the hospital facility to a total of 200 beds and would construct an additional 60,000 SF of Medical Office. See project Experience.

Miami Dade, Belen This project included the ICPR hydraulic modeling and engineering design of stormwater drainage improvements for a one and one-half square mile area partially funded by FEMA. o This project included 23 drainage basins, approximately one mile of exfiltration trench, a network of 18" to 72" conveyance piping o two 100Hp+ high velocity stormwater pump stations operating in parallel and two emergency overflows to the adjacent South Florida Water Man- agement District's C-4 canal. o Approx. 2600 lf of 72-inch conveyance pipe was designed between the two pump stations. o FDOT and SFWMD Preparation and Permitting

Airport Rescue and Fire Fighting Facility, Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport – The project included the design and preparation of civil construction documents for a new midfield firefighting facility. Included in this new site was an airside apron and employee parking lot, as well as drainage design. Both sanitary and water were piped across the taxiway and Concourse C apron.

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Citrus Bowl, City of Orlando, Orange County The project included the coordination and development of construction documents as well as construction administration for an on-site parking lot, as well as civil/site improvements required for the installation of 4 new escalators, a new commissary, and a new locker room. Plans included site paving, drainage, water, sanitary and irrigation. Permitting was coordinated through SFWMD.

Eastern “U” Cargo Apron & Taxiway “T” Extension, Miami International Airport The project included the development and production of 65% construction plans for the Apron and Taxiway “T” extension. Plans included apron design, grading and drainage, as well as design of the Taxiway “T” extension and the completion of the utility corridor. Two existing canals were to be dredged and filled, and replaced with a drainage culvert. Typical sections for the apron and taxiway were developed including the necessary details for the apron, taxiway and drainage system.

Harbour House, Miami-Dade County - The project included site improvements to the Harbour House Towers. Responsibilities included parking lot layout, drainage, system design with gravity and deep injection wells, and sanitary system modifications, as well as permitting through Miami-Dade County, DERM, FDOT and the Town of Bal Harbour.

Tri-Rail, Opa Locka Station Design-Build Project, Miami-Dade County - The project included the plans preparation of the Tri-Rail Station. Facilities included new platform, parking lot, pavement marking plans, pedestrian access ramps, drainage, bus loading areas, structural detailing of the platform and bus canopies and interfacing with Metro Dade County Transit officials.

Biscayne Shores Drainage District, Miami-Dade County DERM The project included a 150-acre drainage project. Produced AutoCAD generated drawing plans and profiles, compiled and plotted utility information and developed drainage profiles to avoid existing gas, water, sewer and electric utilities.

4.7 Electrical and Communications Masterplan

SDM Consulting Engineers has vast experience in large aviation MEP projects. SDM has had continual involment at MIA. One example of this included the new regional commuter facility at MIA. A new 3-story, 104,000 sf commuter airline terminal with two new concourse-level gates, a new passenger waiting area, a new 20,000 sf covered walkway to lower-level gates

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Professional Consultant Services for Airport Studies, Evaluations and Assessment Projects for American Eagle’s jet operations, and a new international bus station to transport passengers to their flights. SDM Responsibilities M/E/P/FP Engineering Design services.

SDM Consulting Engineers was the MEP and Fire Protection Engieering firm for a new rapid transit line extension into Miami International Airport and a new state- of-the-art transit station at the Miami International Airport Intermodal Center (MIC). It comprises of the extension of the metrorail system by adding 2.4 miles of track work, one state-of-the-art station, three traction power buildings, metrorail, and bus station.

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5. Workload of Firm Professional Consultant Services for Airport Studies, Evaluations and Assessment Projects

Workload of Firm

The McInerney, Inc. has worked dilligently since its start in 2014 to progressivly grow its business. Mr. Brian McInerney’s base design experience is heavily rooted in aviation since 2004. In 2007 Mr. McInerney started his relationship with Broward County Aviation Department at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport.

McInerney is readly and willing to meet all required work efforts supplied by BCAD. Over the past four years McInerney, Inc. has worked on the following projects

Current Contracts Internal Circulation Road – Phase 2, University of Miami, Engineer of Record. The purpose of this project is to divert university student traffic from the surrounding non-university residential streets to traverse the perimeter of campus and make geometrical modifications to calm traffic in hot spot areas of residential/university connections. Mr. McInerney is serving as the Engineer of Record for the geometry, pavement design, demolition, utility adjustment, and signage and pavement marking plans. Electrical, Drainage and Geotechnical are being performed by sub consultants. The project consists designing a new internal road adjacent to the existing university buildings of the campus and removing sections of an existing parking lot.

Completed Contracts North Entrance Road – Vulcan Materials Company, Project Officer. This project included the design and construction of a new concrete entrance roadway over and existing rock roadway. This project included, regular and subsoil excavation, embankment, limerock base, Asphalt, Concrete and pavement markings. Minor Fence and gate installation also took place on this project.

American Supply Warehouse Renovation – Daoud Investments, Inc., Project Officer. McInerney assembled the design team to complete the plans of for the division of the 47,000.00 sft warehouse and office space. The project includes plumbing, framing, drywall, electrical, mechanical, and glazing and fire protection.

SR 7 – T4400 – FDOT District 4, Project Officer. McInerney, Inc. was responsible for the pavement design and traffic control plans for the project. This project includes the widening State Road 7 in Broward County. This project includes drainage, water, sanitary sewer, regular and subsoil excavation, embankment, limerock base, Asphalt, pavement markings, concrete curb and gutter, and sidewalk. Street lighting, Intelligent transportation Systems, and signalization where also installed on the project.

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Merrick Drive – University of Miami, Project Manager/Project Engineer. McInerney, Inc was tasked with the redesign of Merrick Drive that was previously design by others. McInerney, Inc. was asked to redesign the roadway do to the efficiency and speed that was required to keep up with the on-going construction project. This project includes the design and construction of a new roadway at the University of Miami. This project includes the site work drainage, water, sanitary sewer, embankment, construction of building pads, limerock base, Asphalt, pavement markings, concrete curb and gutter, and sidewalk.

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6. Location of Firm Professional Consultant Services for Airport Studies, Evaluations and Assessment Projects

Company Address

McInerney, Inc. 1447 NW 129th Terrace Sunrise, FL 33323

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7. Willingness to Meet Time and Budget Professional Consultant Services for Airport Studies, Evaluations and Assessment Projects

The McIneney, Inc. Team is ready and willing to meet the time and budget constraints of Broward County Aviation Depatment. Brian McInerney has a past proven working history of meeting both time and budget with Broward County Aviation Department. The McInerney, Inc. team will approach each project with the same vigor as Mr. McInerney has shown in the past. Examples of timely completion and maintenance of budget include:

• Runway 9L-27R High Speed Exit Taxiways • Corrective Action Plan to Runway 9L-27R • Corrective Action Plan to Runway 13-31 • Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport - Utility Atlas Plan • Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport – Topographic Survey • Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport – Obstruction Survey • Taxiway “C” West Reconstruction • Taxiway “C” East Construction

Broward County Aviation Department knows the dedication Mr. McInerney has shown in the past. Future scopes of work will be shown the same dedication to schedule and budget shown in the past.

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8. Volume of Previous Work Professional Consultant Services for Airport Studies, Evaluations and Assessment Projects

Since the beginning of our company, McInerney, Inc. has not has any prime contracts with Broward County. We look forward to working with Broward County on this work effort. Please see the form below attesting this statement.

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9. Financial Information Professional Consultant Services for Airport Studies, Evaluations and Assessment Projects

McInerney, Inc. Financial Information

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McInerney, Inc. 2017 and 2018 Annual Reports

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10. Insurance Professional Consultant Services for Airport Studies, Evaluations and Assessment Projects

Letter from Insurance Provider

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Current Certificate of Insurance

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11. Vendor Questionnaire Item 16 Professional Consultant Services for Airport Studies, Evaluations and Assessment Projects

Brian McInerney is an officer of another corporation in the State of Florida. Brian McInerney is Secretary/COO of Warbird, Inc. Warbird, Inc. is a Construction Company and does not provided Engineering Services and does not have a Certificate of Authorization to provide Engineering Ser- vices.

Company: Warbird, Inc. Services provided – Construction.

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12. License Professional Consultant Services for Airport Studies, Evaluations and Assessment Projects

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13. Authority to Conduct Business Professional Consultant Services for Airport Studies, Evaluations and Assessment Projects

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14. County Business Enterprise Professional Consultant Services for Airport Studies, Evaluations and Assessment Projects

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