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APPENDIX-I Form-9 Abstract of Eligible Assignments of Key Applicant: Anil Verma Associates, Inc. APPENDIX-I Form-9 Abstract of Eligible Assignments of Key Personnel (Refer Clause 3.1) Name of Key Personnel: Anil Verma, AIA Designation: Chief Architect/Team Leader S. Name of Project Name of Estimated Name of Designatio Date of Mandays No. Client capital cost firm for n of the completion of spent of project (in which the Key the Rs crore./ Key Personnel assignment US$ million) Personnel on the worked assignmen t (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) 1. Regional Connector Los Angeles $1.76 billion Anil Verma Chief July 2017 384 Transit Corridor, County (life of Associates, Urban (design Design-Build, LA Metropolitan Project Inc. Designer/ complete & Metro, Transportation Budget) Planner construction in Los Angeles, CA Authority Team progress) Leader 2. Kamehameha Honolulu $120 million Anil Verma Chief August 2015 288 Highway Stations Authority for (approx.) Associates, Architect Group, Honolulu Rapid Inc. Design Authority for Rapid Transportation complete & Transit (HART), (HART) Construction Honolulu, HI in progress- June 2019 3. California High California $1.6 billion Anil Verma October 2016 192 Stations Speed Rail High Speed (estimated) Associates, Team Downtown Los Rail Authority Inc. Leader/ Angeles to Palmdale Segment, CA Principal Architect 4. Crenshaw EXPO Los Angeles Cost: USD Anil Verma Stations Design Phase 192 Line Station County $2.7 billion Associates, Team & Metropolitan Inc. Leader/ Construction Crenshaw - LAX Transportation USD $290 Principal in progress – Transit Corridor- Authority million Architect June 2020 Light Rail Transit (LACMTA) (Station Cost) (LRT) Project, Los Angeles, CA 5. Crenshaw/ Martin Los Angeles Cost: USD Anil Verma 192 Stations Design Phase Luther King (MLK) County $2.7 billion Associates, Team & Station Metropolitan Inc. Leader/ Construction Transportation USD $300 in progress – Crenshaw - LAX Authority million Principal June 2020 Airport Transit (Station Cost) Architect Corridor-Light Rail Transit (LRT) Project, Los Angeles, CA RFE for Empanelment of Architect and Technical Consultant Signature of Applicant Applicant: Anil Verma Associates, Inc. 6. Crenshaw Los Angeles Cost: USD Anil Verma Stations Design Phase 192 Vernon/Station County $2.7 billion Associates, Team & Metropolitan Inc. Leader/Prin Construction LAX Airport Transit Transportation USD $250 cipal in progress – Corridor-Light Rail Authority million Architect June 2020 Transit (LRT) (Station Cost) Project, Los Angeles, CA 7. Crenshaw/ Slauson, Los Angeles Cost: USD Anil Verma Stations Design Phase 192 Florence/West, County $2.7 billion Associates, Team & Florence, LA Brea, Metropolitan Inc. Leader/ Construction Florence/Hindry Transportation USD $60 Principal in progress – Stations Authority million Architect June 2020 CRENSHAW/SLA (Station Cost) USON; Crenshaw - LAX Airport Transit Corridor-Light Rail Transit (LRT) Project, Los Angeles, CA 8. Aviation Century Los Angeles Cost: USD Anil Verma Stations Design Phase 192 Station County $2.7 billion Associates, Team & Metropolitan Inc. Leader/ Construction Crenshaw - LAX Transportation USD $110 Principal in progress – Airport Transit Authority million Architect June 2020 Corridor-Light Rail (Station Cost) Transit (LRT) Project, Los Angeles, CA 9. BART – Extension Santa Clara US$5.6 Anil Verma Team February2007 384 Conceptual Valley billion Associates, Leader/ Engineering Transportation dollars. Inc. Architect (EIS/EIR PHASE) Authority of Record – and Preliminary Undergrou Engineering Phases nd Stations SVRT, San Jose, CA Stations were: Alum Rock Station Civic Center Station Market Street Station Amtrak Diridon Station 10. Diridon Arena Santa Clara US$310 Anil Verma Design April 2010 480 BART Underground Valley million Associates, Manager Station, SVRT, San Transportation dollars. Inc. /Architect Jose, CA Authority of Record (VTA) RFE for Empanelment of Architect and Technical Consultant Signature of Applicant Applicant: Anil Verma Associates, Inc. 11. Downtown San Jose Santa Clara US$420 Anil Verma Design April 2010 480 BART Underground Valley million Associates, Manager Station, SVRT, San Transportation dollars. Inc. /Architect Jose, CA Authority of Record (VTA) 12. Silicon Valley Santa Clara US$4.46 Anil Verma Principal December 208 Rapid Transit Valley billion Associates, Architect/ 2017 (SVRT) BART Transportation dollars. Inc. Design Heavy Rail Authority Manager Extension to San (VTA) Jose – Tunnel, Cross Passages, Portals, Station Ventilation Structures, & Ancillary Equipment Structures, San Jose, CA Alum Rock Station Downtown San Jose Station Diridon Station 13. Berryessa & Santa Clara USD $26 Anil Verma Principal February 50 Milpitas Station Valley Transit million Associates, Architect/ 2018 Campus roadway & Authority Inc. Design Parking Structures (VTA) Manager Design and Engineering Services for SVBX Project, D720 BART/SVRT, San Jose, CA 14. Milpitas Station Santa Clara Anil Verma Principal 360 Project Cost: June 2016 Valley Transit Associates, Architect/ US$840 (Underground Authority Inc. Design Design Phase million Station) (VTA) Manager Construction dollars Silicon Valley Phase – July Rapid Transit Station 2018 (SVRT) BART Cost:US$280 Extension Project- million C700 Line Track, dollars Stations and Systems, A Design- Build Contract BART/SVRT, San Jose, CA RFE for Empanelment of Architect and Technical Consultant Signature of Applicant Applicant: Anil Verma Associates, Inc. 15. Berryessa Station Santa Clara Estimated Anil Verma Principal 280 June 2016 Valley Transit Cost $840 Associates, Architect/ Silicon Valley Authority million Inc. Design Design Phase Rapid Transit (VTA) dollars Manager Construction (SVRT) BART Phase – July Extension Project- Station Cost: 2018 C700 Line Track, $220 million Stations and dollars Systems, A Design- Build Contract, BART/SVRT, San Jose, CA 16. BART-General Bay Area Estimated Anil Verma Principal February2019 360 Engineering Rapid Transit Cost: $20 Associates, Architect/ Services for BART District million (fee) Inc. Design Projects-Operations (BART) dollars for Manager Control Facility, multiple Livermore Heavy projects Rail Expansion,, Oakland, CA 17. Rio Piedras Heavy Puerto Rico US$574 Anil Verma Design October 2009 270 Rail Underground Highways & million Associates, Manager/ Station, Tren Transportation dollars. Inc. Architect of Urbano, San Juan, Authority Record/ Puerto Rico Urban Designer/Ins pector of Record 18. University of Puerto Puerto Rico US$448 Anil Verma Design October 2009 240 Rico Heavy Rail Highways & million Associates, Manager/ Underground Transportation dollars. Inc. Architect of Station, Tren Authority Record/Urba Urbano, San Juan, n Puerto Rico Designer/Ins pector of Record 19. PMOC Project USD $22 Anil Verma Project February2007 125 US Management billion dollars Associates, Manager/ Department of Oversight, Inc. Planner Transportation New York, NY (estimate of Federal Transit all projects) Administration East Side Access- (FTA) Grand Central Terminal Station – Extension of Long Island Railroad into Manhattan’s Grand Central Station in deep tunnel and cavern configurations; Fulton Street Underground Station – Connecting multiple rail lines, including the World Trade Center; Staten RFE for Empanelment of Architect and Technical Consultant Signature of Applicant Applicant: Anil Verma Associates, Inc. Island Ferry Intermodal Terminal Station ; Atlantic Avenue Intermodal Station & Line Segment – Connecting (4) MTA subway lines, and the Long Island Commuter line.; South Ferry Intermodal Terminal Station 20. San Fernando Los Angeles US$ 461.9 Anil Verma Chief December 350 Valley Rail Transit County million Associates, Architect/ 2006 with 14 Stations Metropolitan dollars. Inc. Team later converted to Transportation Leader Bus Rapid Transit Authority Corridor (ORANGE LINE) Los Angeles, CA 21. Ramona Boulevard Alameda USD $60.32 Anil Verma Principal-in- May 2008 30 Grade Separation Corridor East million Associates, Charge Project, Construction Inc. Alameda Corridor Authority East Construction (ACE) Authority, El Monte, CA 22. Brea Canyon Road Alameda USD $61.8 Anil Verma Principal-in- March2007 30 Grade Separation Corridor East million Associates, Charge Project, Construction Inc. Alameda Corridor Authority East Construction (ACE) Authority , Irwindale, CA 23. Nogales Grade Alameda USD $73.63 Anil Verma Principal-in- December 30 Separation Project, Corridor East million Associates, Charge 2006 Alameda Corridor Construction Inc. East Construction Authority Authority , (ACE) Irwindale, CA 24. Auburn Commuter Central Puget USD $29.7 Anil Verma Project July2006 320 Rail Station and Sound million Associates, Manager/ Transit Center, Regional dollars. Inc. Principal Auburn, WA Transit Architect Authority (Sound Transit) 25. Inspection of Los Angeles USD $9.4 Anil Verma Principal-in- March2017 150 Structures– County million Associates, Charge PS39241892 Metropolitan Inc. LACMTA, Los Transportation Angeles, CA Authority (LACMTA) RFE for Empanelment of Architect and Technical Consultant Signature of Applicant Applicant: Anil Verma Associates, Inc. 26. Metro, MQ055, Los Angeles USD $13.89 Anil Verma Principal-in- March2006 125 Architectural and County million Associates, Charge/ Structural Inspection Metropolitan dollars. Inc. Project Project, Tunnels, Transportation Manager Stations, and Authority Bridges, Los (LACMTA) Angeles, CA 27. Totem Lake Mixed Fairfield USD $85 Anil Verma Principal-in- November 350+on Use Development, Development Million Associates, Charge 2020 going Kirkland,
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