Le er of Response District Wide CCEI Support Contracts A & C FPIDs: & Contract No: 11123

Le er of Response

District Wide CCEI Support Contracts A & C FPIDs: 198286-1-62-08 & 409990-1-62-05 Contract No: 11123 August 26, 2010

August 24, 2010 Mrs. Elizabeth F. Leopold Florida Department of Transportation, District 1 District Consultant Contracts Administrator 801 N. Broadway Avenue Bartow, Florida 33830 RE: Letter of Response Submittal Packet - CEI Services for: a) District Wide CCEI Support Contract A; (b) District Wide CCEI Support Contract C; Financial Project IDs: (a) 198286-1-62-08; (b) 409990-1-6205; Contract No. 11123; Due Thursday, August 26th 2010 at 3pm Dear Mrs. Leopold: GBF Engineering Inc. (GBF) is pleased to submit 6 hard copies, 1 original and 1 CD of this Letter of Response to serve as consultant to the Department for the above-referenced project. We have assembled a team of 17 consultants comprising of staff from GBF, Aim Engineering & Surveying, Inc. (AIM) (10.1, 8.1, 8.2, 8.4); Allied Engineering & Testing, Inc. (AET) (DBE) (10.1); Cella Molnar & Associates, Inc. (Cella) (DBE) (Public Information Services); DRMP, Inc. (10.1, 8.1, 8.2, 8.4); GCI, Inc. (DBE) (9.1, 10.1, Building Inspection); HDR Construction Control Corp.(HDRCC)(10.1 & 15.0); KCI Technologies, Inc. (KCI) (10.1); McKim & Creed, P.A. (MKC) (8.1, 8.2, 8.4); Metric Engineering, Inc. (Metric) (10.1); Omni Communications (Omni) (DBE) (Utility Coordination; Public Information Services); PBS&J, Inc. (10.1 & 15.0); Rummel, Klepper & Kahl (RK&K) (10.1); SAI Consulting Engineers, Inc. (SAI) (10.1); Tierra, Inc. (TI) (DBE) (9.1, 9.2, 10.3); URS Construction Services, Inc. (URSCS) (10.1) and The ValErin Group, Inc. (VGI) (DBE) (Public Information Services). To lead the team, we have assigned Mr. Aslan Dilmaghani, P.E. as our Project Manager/Senior Project Engineer. Mr. Dilmaghani is the primary contact for this project and can be reached at (954) 868-8755 or via email at [email protected]. Our responsible office for this project is 5340 NW 10th Terrace, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309; Tel: (954) 492-9921; Fax: (954) 492-9909. The GBF team is qualified to provide the services required under this contract and is committed to giving the attention required to ensure the project’s successful completion. Our sound project management, technical expertise, and extensive combined experiences, guarantee that our team will deliver a successful project to District 1and its patrons. We thank you for this consideration. Sincerely, GBF Engineering, Inc.

Gladys Dilmaghani, President

Letter of Response

District Wide CCEI Support Contracts A and C

Contract No. 11123; FM Nos: 19828616208; 40999016205 TABLE OF CONTENTS Tab 1. Letter of Response Tab 2. Required Forms

•Consultant Affidavit •Certification Regarding Debarment •Certification for Disclosure of Lobbying Activities •Truth-In-Negotiation Certification •DBE Participation Form •Bid Opportunity List

Resumes & CTQP Printouts Tab 3. Sr. Project Engineers Tab 4. Project Administrators and Contract Support Specialists/RCS Tab 5. Sr. Inspectors Tab 6. Inspectors/Inspector Aides Tab 7. Additional Services (Geotechnical Engineering, Landscape Architecture, Public Involvement, Survey, Utility

Coordination)

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Letter of Response

District Wide CCEI Support Contracts A and C

Contract No. 11123; FM Nos: 19828616208; 40999016205 August 26th, 2010

•Extensive Experience with Districtwide and General Assign Contracts •Extensive Resources with Immediate Availability Ability to Provide Quick Response and Provide Services on Multiple, Concurrent Work Orders •Award winning CEI firms with extensive experience in their assigned disciplines and especially in FDOT roadways, bridges/structures and ITS facilities.

Ms. Elizabeth F. Leopold – FDOT District One GBF Engineering, Inc. (GBF), a multi-disciplined construction management firm, is excited about the opportunity to provide quality CEI services to District 1. GBF has a history of meeting scheduled milestones and is committed to staying on top of the project issues and tasks to ensure that these contracts are delivered within the budget and schedule requirements.

Awareness of/Approach to Project Understanding of the scope of services

The contract entails the Construction, Engineering, and Inspection (CEI) services, which are required for the contract administration, inspection, and materials sampling and testing, for either the D/W CEI Support Contract A or Contract C. The purpose of this agreement is to enter into contract with a consultant firm to provide inspection, administrative, and surveying support on an unknown variety of projects in scope and size. As of recently, the work program has been extremely fluid, and these Contracts will ensure that last minute assignments can be handled immediately and effectively. GBF understands that assignments/task orders will vary in nature and complexity, and as such we have assembled a team with the depth of resources to provide personnel for multiple concurrent assignments. Our proposed personnel are experienced professionals with significant experience in their fields and knowledge of District 1 policies and procedures.

GBF has partnered with the leading CEI firms in the industry, experienced with working in District 1, to provide the Department with an extensive supply of available personnel and a depth of additional resources to meet any need that may arise on these contracts. Prime Consultant/Responsible Office GBF Engineering, Inc. (DUNS# 126663116) Prequalified in Work Group 10.1 5340 NW 10th Terrace, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 Contact: Mr. Aslan Dilmaghani, P.E., Project Manager Mobile: (954) 868-8755; Office: (954) 492-9921; Fax: (954) 492-9909; Email: [email protected] Subconsultants •Aim Engineering & Surveying, Inc. (AIM) (10.1, 8.1, 8.2, 8.4) •Allied Engineering & Testing, Inc. (AET) (DBE) (10.1) •Cella Molnar & Associates, Inc. (Cella) (DBE) (Public Information Services) •DRMP, Inc. (10.1, 8.1, 8.2, 8.4) •GCI, Inc. (DBE) (9.1, 10.1, Building Inspection) •HDR Construction Control Corp.(HDRCC)(10.1 & 15.0) •KCI Technologies, Inc. (KCI) (10.1) •McKim & Creed, P.A. (MKC) (8.1, 8.2, 8.4) •Metric Engineering, Inc. (Metric) (10.1) •Omni Communications (Omni) (DBE) (Utility Coordination; Public Information Services) •PBS&J, Inc. (10.1 & 15.0) •Rummel, Klepper & Kahl (RK&K) (10.1) •SAI Consulting Engineers, Inc. (SAI) (10.1) •Tierra, Inc. (TI) (DBE) (9.1, 9.2, 10.3) •URS Construction Services, Inc. (URSCS) (10.1) •The ValErin Group, Inc. (VGI) (DBE) (Public Information Services)

The major difference between this agreement and project specific agreements are the unknowns and well defined scope of work. With a project specific agreement, many times the project documents are available well in advance of pursuing the Contract, and therefore much time can be spent reviewing those documents, speaking with Production and Construction staff, etc. and knowing exactly what will be needed to suitably staff the project. This particular agreement will see a variety of last minute assignments, with minimal time to prepare. It is imperative that a broad range of qualifications with appropriate depth is assembled to overcome this challenge. In addition, assignments will most likely be geographically located throughout the large area that District 1 encompasses. Therefore, we have teamed with several firms that we know can collectively cover all Operations Centers in the District. Our proposed team comprising of 17 consultants will provide a large pool of redundant resources for the positions listed in the Scope of Services. This will allow our Team to overcome the concern of multiple short notice, short duration assignments.

GBF and its partners have performed successfully on similar continuing/districtwide contracts throughout Florida and specifically in District 1. We have a thorough understanding of the District’s policies and procedures, share the Department’s goals on time and money and are committed to delivering a quality product within schedule and budget.

Unique Project Issues

Our understanding of the task authorization is as follows. The managing DOT office will typically request GBF to prepare a Task Work Order (TWO) for a given position for XX amount of hours or XX months. We in turn prepare the TWO along with a backup spreadsheet detailing the hours and our multipliers. Provided in that

Why Choose the GBF Team?

•Local Presence and In Depth Knowledge and Experience of District 1 •Understanding/Familiarity of Scope GBF Engineering, Inc. 1

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Letter of Response

District Wide CCEI Support Contracts A and C

Contract No. 11123; FM Nos: 19828616208; 40999016205 package are the following documents: Task Work Order, Backup Spreadsheet, Action Request Form, Resumes, CTQP Printouts (when applicable) and a Rate Table from CITS as back up for hourly rate. We will provide a monthly spreadsheet to the DOT Project Manager which details monthly invoices, balances and amendments for each Task Work Order. When Task Work Orders are completed, any funds remaining on that TWO are reconciled back into the Contract and can be used on new/ future Task Work Orders within that contract.

Client satisfaction is also the cornerstone of our value added approach/practices. GBF’s management philosophy is key in maintaining a high level of service for our clients. The following describes five essential elements, which will ensure the successful completion of this project: •Assemble a well-experienced, resource-rich team with relevant FDOT experience •Provide a proven staff that consistently delivers quality projects ahead of schedule •Commit to partnering, claim avoidance and issue resolution with all stakeholders •Maintain coordination with business owners and utility contacts during construction •Compose a team with members who have local presence throughout the District 1 territory and are cognizant of FDOT/District 1 policies and procedures

The invoicing process will be handled through the following steps: 1.Collect time sheets weekly after they have been approved and entered in our Accounting Software. 2.Run time by name by job report from Accounting Software for the invoice period which normally is the last Saturday of every month with a few exceptions. Verify timesheet hours with report. 3.Verify each employee’s name, position, rate and overtime eligibility as specified in the contract, task work order or action request form. 4.If there is a Sub Contractor’s invoice, check the hour summary against their timesheet hours. 5.Make sure the invoice number is in sequence and the period date should start after the last invoice date. Select the applicable FIN and schedules. Print each schedule used, summary and main invoice. Scan all CITS invoice pages and time sheets. Name PDF file by the contract number and invoice number i.e. C8K58 Inv#8. If the file exceeds 2MB, zip and send by email to the FDOT Project Manager, Project Engineer and GBF’s Management, as required. 6.Save file in the Project Invoice folder by contract on the GBF’s network/S: drive. 7.Update contract spreadsheet with actual invoices to date and remaining balance. 8.Key invoice in Accounting Software with the exact information from the CITS invoice.

Proposed Staffing

Our primary goal is to provide District 1 with experienced, available and certified personnel that will satisfy the Department’s every need, immediately, effectively and efficiently. Because these types of contracts require an ability to provide quick response and to provide services on multiple, concurrent assignments, we have assembled a resource-rich team with cross trained individuals that can fulfill the various assignments that may arise. GBF has assembled a multi-disciplined team of 17 consultants with well established CEI departments that have extensively performed FDOT work in District 1 and throughout Florida. As depicted on the resumes of our team’s proposed personnel, these firms have successfully provided CEI and related services on similar General Assign and Districtwide contracts. We have also included as part of our team AIM, DRMP and McKim & Creed for any surveying services; Tierra, Inc. for geotechnical services; GCI, Inc. for building inspection and geotechnical services; ValErin and Cella for public information services; Omni for public information and utility coordination/relocation services and HDRCC and PBS&J for any anticipated landscape architecture services.

Best or Value Added

GBF stands out above the rest for this particular contract because of our vast experience in managing Districtwide and General Assign Contracts, combined with our extensive experience in District 1. As with all our projects, we emphasize the importance of exceeding the goals of time and money, insist on high quality deliverables, and maintain error-free and accurate records while ensuring a safe environment for the traveling public and workers. GBF also ensures timely completion of all projects and client/stakeholder satisfaction. As is indicated by our high performance grades shown in the Similar Experience section, our growth is a result of our proven performance in providing quality work completed on time and within budget. Our team understands the budget constraints the Department is facing in this economy; and will allocate and manage the minimum staff required to conduct the necessary Construction Inspection and Administration delineated in the Notice to Proceed/Scope of Services.

Team Similar Experience

Ranked in the Top 20 FDOT CEI Consultants by Florida Transportation Monthly Magazine, GBF is an award winning firm with a reputation for quality services and consistent delivery of projects that are completed on time and within budget. GBF has provided similar services to FDOT with average grades that range between 3.6 and 4.6. Some of our recent Districtwide/ General Assign Contracts include: Treasure Coast Operations General Assign (C-8986) - Grade 4.2; Palm Beach Operations General Assign (C-8K58)- Grade 3.6; Broward Operations General Assign (Contracts C-8N73 and C-8B49 - Grade 4.6. We have also assembled a team with the same reputation

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Letter of Response

District Wide CCEI Support Contracts A and C

Contract No. 11123; FM Nos: 19828616208; 40999016205 the relevant certifications and experienced in providing services to District 1.

and a track record for providing quality services to the Department and District 1. Our team has experience providing quality CEI services (as shown by the performance grades) to District 1. Some of our District 1 and District 1 DW experience are shown below:

Other Considerations Communication Abilities

GBF has always worked with the notion that good communication is the first step towards any positive endeavor. We always strive to improve those skills, and avoid becoming complacent. To assist with the expedient transfer of information, our team will utilize computer laptops, cameras, phones, and recorders in the best manner that improves the performance of our duties. Our team values the benefits of a good working relationship with the Department - a relationship built with respect and cooperation to establish a level of trust that allows all members on this contract to focus on delivering quality projects to the District and its patrons within the allowable time and budget.

•US 98 Reconstruction, Polk Co. (D1) (GBF) •Winter Haven ATMS (D1)(GBF) •CR 720, Glades County (D1) (GBF) •I-75 Resurfacing (15 miles), Charlotte Co. (D1) (GBF) •General Consultant (C8154 ) (D1) (GBF - Sub) •Sarasota Group 09 Contract (D1) (AIM) •SR 739 (Evans Ave) Alignment (D1) (AIM) •US 41 (SR 45) Milling/Resurfacing (D1) (AIM) •SR 739 (Metro Pkwy) Milling/Resurfacing (D1) AIM) •Lakeland Computer Signal System (D1) (GBF&AIM) •SR 78 New Rd. Construction (D1) (AIM) •Survey/Mapping, Bartow, Lehigh Acres (D1) (AIM) •D1 GEC - Surveying & Mapping (D1) (AIM - Sub) •D/W CEI South (C7511) (D1) (AET) •D/W CEI Services (C8066) (D1) (AET) •D/W Support (C8662) (D1) (AET) •D/W CEI Support (C8E07) (D1) (AET) •D/W Materials Testing (C8E64) (D1) (AET) •D/W LAP (C8I12) Grade: 3.5 (D1) (AET) •D/W Enhancement (C8M09) Grade: 3.6 (D1) (AET) •D/W CEI Support A (C8M67) Grade: 3.8 (D1) (AET) •PIO Services for SR 739, Fort Myers (D1) (Cella) •D/W Survey/Mapping (C8T10) (D1) (DRMP) •DW Bridge Scour Evaluation & Remediation (Maintenance) Contracts (D1) (GCI) • Landscape Architecture for SR 559 Ext. (D1) (HDRCC) •SR 70 Widening, DeSoto County (D1) (KCI) •DW Surveying and Mapping - more than 85 projects (D1) (McKim & Creed) •D/W Plans & Claim Review (C8189 and (C8K29) Grade: 3.0 (D1) (Metric) •General Engineering Contracts - Utility Coordination and Public Information Services (D1) (Omni) •Estero Parkway Ext and I-75 Overpass (D1) (PBS&J) •Immokalee Road Six-Lane Improvements (from US 41 to I-75) (D1) (PBS&J) •D/W CEI Support “C”, Grade: 3.0 (D1) (RK&K) •US 27, N. of CR 516 to S. of SR 544 (D1) (RK&K) •CEI Services for Sidewalks at various locations; SE 43rd at Bridge 914015 (D1) (RK&K) •CEI Services (C8S61) Grade: 3.0 (D1) (URSCS) •US 17 (C8526) Grade: 3.7 (D1) (URSCS) •D/W CEI Support Contract “C” (C8I12) (D1) (VGI) •D/W CEI Support Contract “B” (C8E07) (D1) (VGI) •US 41 M/R, Widening, Collier County (D1) (SAI) •I-75 from the Toll Plaza to the Golden Gate Interchange, Collier County (D1) (SAI) •D/W Testing and CEI Support (D1) (Tierra - Sub)

In order to provide a timely response to the Department for assignments, GBF has assigned a single point of contact for this Contract, Aslan Dilmaghani, P.E., who will be the GBF Project Manager. He will be the point of contact for both the individual task managers as well as the agreement manager. This will ensure that the information between these parties will not be lost in translation, thus saving precious time in providing staff to the Department. In addition, the GBF PM will have one point of contact for each subconsultant in order to minimize confusion between multiple contacts of a single firm when requesting information. This will make sure that information flows through one channel only, and thus in the most effective manner for quick turnarounds.

Commitment to Satisfy Department’s Need

The Department of Transportation is our “Number One Client.” Over 95 Percent of our business is directly or indirectly related to Department Specifications. GBF understands that the Department is our client. As our client, and following the faithful rule that, “the client is always right”, we consistently perform as a dependable and trusted extension of the Department. That endeavor is not just dependent on the time we are managing your contract, but extends to the time before and after the contact. We have a couple examples in District 1 specifically, where services were not provided to the Department’s satisfaction. Upon notification from the Department, GBF immediately provided the necessary forces to follow up and resolve those outstanding issues. We may not get everything right 100% of the time, and in those cases, we will drop everything to ensure that any problem is corrected and the necessary changes are made. At GBF, we stand behind our work and are ready to assist the Department with any task that is deemed necessary. We value the Department’s employment, and are committed to providing dependable, quality Construction Engineering and Inspection services.

Qualifications/Certifications/Availability

The CTQP matrix on the last 3 pages of this LOR shows a complete team with extensive resources and a significant number of available personnel that are qualified with GBF Engineering, Inc. 3

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Letter of Response

District Wide CCEI Support Contracts A and C

Sr. Project Eng.

James Shuler, PE (S460444784170)

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Sr. Project Eng.

Edwin Alagano, PE (S425218571690)

Sr. Project Eng.

Mark Puckett, PE (P230545630590)

Sr. Project Eng.

Michael Ryan, PE (R50055677)

Sr. Project Eng.

Joshua Carter, PE (C636423791690)

Sr. Project Eng.

Hamid Hosseini, PE (H250320553830)

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Tommy Woosley (W240830750520)

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Jill Norris (N620437555971)

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Eric Oden (O350219482950)

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Ronda Rupert, PE (R163736599180)

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Dave Catron, EI (C365163583410)

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James Ennis, PE (E52045980)

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PBS&J

John Morris/Palm Coast/386-986-3798 Melissa Furlong, P.E/D5/321-639-5749

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Harry (Al) Robb, PE (13257908)

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Doug McClintock/ D1/863-519-4326

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George Cole (C40030165)

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Fernando Gomez/ TPKE/407-264-3841

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Jim Frye (F600456501880)

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Jacques Beaubrun/D4/ 561-432-4966

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Stephan Marcella (M62478171)

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PBS&J

Eric Rush P.E./ FTE/954-934-1132

CSS/Sr. Inspector

Alfredo Ocasio (O220000651740)

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KCI

Duane Aldrich/D7/813233-3823

CSS

Keith Barber (B616151550490)

AIM

Alan Wheeler/D1/941-3597300

CSS

Anthony Foti (F300000730120)

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DRMP

Ed Carbarga/D5/407-4877817

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Melissa Young (Y52054166)

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Sandy White (W300787457480)

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Michelle Sorokowsky (S62255686)

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Susan Lunsford (L521791656490)

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Udin Dwarica (D620841648040)

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Kathleen Gilead (G430500538270)

Sr. Inspector (Plant)

Teresa Konz (K520813615560) Allen Best (B230101544420)

Sr. Inspector (ITS)

Belinda McGuire (M260064597130)

Sr. Inspector (ITS)

Andy Poerio (P600000643460)

CSS

Oct-10

RK&K

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Mary Wiley/D1/239-6567866

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Alan Wheeler/D1/941-3597300

DRMP

Karen Akers/TPKE /954-934-1178

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Doug McClintock/ D1/863-519-4326

PBS&J

Margaret Bishop, PE/D1/239-252-5857

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Fernando Gomez/ TPKE/407-264-3841

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Tim Hendrix/D1/239-6567854

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Susan Hindman/D1/863HDRCCC 386-6112

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Alan Wheeler/D1/941-3597300

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Doug McClintock/ D1/863-519-4105

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Allan Wander, PE (W53601656)

Doug McClintock/ D1/863-519-4326

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Vivi Kavadas, PE (K13200067)

Dave Richey/D1/863-6862599

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ChloAnn Lawrence/D4/ 772-489-7066

Final Estimates L2

Al Tehrani, PE (T650327601360)

Work Reference Jay Jalali/D4 /954-958-7632

Final Estimates L1

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Sr. Project Eng./PA

GBF

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Pile Driving

Karina Enrico, P.E. (J25050574)

Firm

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Drilled Shaft Insp.

Sr. Project Eng./QA Advisor

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Earthwork L2

Proposed CEI Personnel (TIN) Aslan Dilmaghani, PE (D452000610020)

Earthwork L1

Role (sorted by role) Sr. Project Eng./Project Manager

Concrete L2

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Asphalt Plant L2

Asphalt Plant L1

Asphalt Paving L2

Asphalt Paving L1

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Letter of Response

District Wide CCEI Support Contracts A and C

Work Reference

Sr. Inspector (Bridge)

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Hector Matos/D5/ 321690-3250

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Michael Brown (B650559700200)

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Stan Wilhite (W430782502830)

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Felipe Baez-De La Cruz (B23424073)

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Adam Moser/Pinellas County/727-464-8815 Randy Cerchie/D1/239533-8573

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Sr. Inspector

Ron Horn (H65072355)

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Sr. Inspector

Darrell Hagan (H250161451250) Buddy Henderson (H536530560140)

Sr. Inspector

Brian Redman (R355061812620)

Sr. Inspector

Michael Proch (P620545852700)

Sr. Inspector

Majdi Sekhtyan (S235556644120)

Sr. Inspector

John Schley (S400461840130)

Sr. Inspector

Oct-10

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David Hoover/D7/813233-3819

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Ed Carbarga/D5/407-4877817

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Sr. Inspector

Kenneth Tufts (T132503394140) Jason Marietta (M630436692500) Ed Stevens (S315232654020)

Sr. Inspector

Albert Truman (T655021543100)

Sr. Inspector

Norman Armstrong (A652625594240)

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Immed

Sr. Inspector

Thomas Henry (H560830704130)

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Immed

Sr. Inspector

Charles Welch (W42015592050)

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Oct-10

Sr. Inspector

Sunday Dunning (D552797675260)

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Sep-10

Sr. Inspector

Kurt Owen (O50051270)

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Sr. Inspector

David Morris (M62016575)

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Sr. Inspector

John Meadows (M320461631040)

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Jay Wolfe (W410470640530)

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Ron Ward (W63072174)

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Yohann Franco (F65297771)

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John Pence (P52047249)

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Letter of Response

District Wide CCEI Support Contracts A and C

Inspector (Plant)

John Wilferth (W416479542410) Paul Hartbarger (H631688761770)

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Roberto Martinez (M635724800250)

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Jennifer Zelney-Hill (Z454432748260)

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This industry has become extremely competitive as a result of today’s economic atmosphere. GBF realizes that there is no room for providing anything other than high quality services to the Department, and we are committed to fulfilling the Department’s expectations for construction management and inspection services. GBF will consistently uphold District One’s high level of excellence. Our sound project management, technical expertise, and extensive combined experiences guarantee that our team will deliver a successful project to District One and its patrons. We thank you for your consideration and look forward to the opportunity to once again serve District One. Sincerely, GBF Engineering, Inc.

Gladys Dilmaghani, President

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Exhibits Exhibit B •Consultant Affidavit •Certification Regarding Debarment, Suspension, Ineligibility •Certification for Disclosure of Lobbying Activities on Federal-Aid Contracts Exhibit C - Truth-in-Negotiation Certification Exhibit D - DBE Participation Statement Exhibit F – Bid Opportunity List

BID OPPORTUNITY LIST Please complete and mail or fax to: Equal Opportunity Office 605 Suwannee St., MS 65 Tallahassee, FL 32399-0450 TELEPHONE: (850) 414-4747 FAX: (850) 414-4879

This information may also be included in your bid or proposal package Prime Contractor / Consultant:

GBF Engineering, Inc.

Address / Telephone Number:

5340 NW 10th Terrace, Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33309 / (954) 492-9921

Bid/Proposal Number:

Contract No. 11123

Quotes / Received During Month / Yr: 49 CFR Part 26.11 requires the Florida Department of Transportation to develop and maintain a "bid opportunity list." The list is intended to be a listing of all firms that are participating, or attempting to participate, on DOT-assisted contracts. The list must include all firms that bid on prime contracts or bid or quote subcontracts and material supplies on DOT-assisted projects, including both DBEs and non-DBEs. For consulting companies this list must include all subconsultants contacting you and expressing an interest in teaming with you on a specific DOT assisted project. Prime contractors and consultants must provide information for Nos. 1, 2, 3 and 4 and should provide any information they have available on Numbers 5, 6 7 and 8 for themselves, and their subcontractors and subconsultants.

1. 2. 3. 4.

Federal Tax ID Number: Firm Name: Phone: Address:

650715034 GBF Engineering, Inc. (954) 492-9921 5340 NW 10th Terrace Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33309

5. Year Firm Established:

1997

1. 2. 3. 4.

65-0197775 AIM Engineering & Surveying, Inc. 800-226-4569 5300 Lee Boulevard Lehigh Acres, Florida 33971

Federal Tax ID Number: Firm Name: Phone: Address:

5. Year Firm Established:

1980

1. 2. 3. 4.

59-2236460 Allied Eng & Testing, Inc. 239-334-6833 5850 Corporation Circle Fort Myers, Florida 33905

Federal Tax ID Number: Firm Name: Phone: Address:

5. Year Firm Established:

1982

1. 2. 3. 4.

65-0668164 Cella Molnar & Associates, Inc. 239-337-1071 1631 Hendry Street Fort Myers, FL 33901

Federal Tax ID Number: Firm Name: Phone: Address:

5. Year Firm Established:

1996

1. 2. 3. 4.

59-1791174 Dyer, Riddle, Mills & Precourt, Inc. 386-785-0046 101 N. Woodland Blvd., Suite A301 DeLand, Florida 32720

Federal Tax ID Number: Firm Name: Phone: Address:

5. Year Firm Established:

1977

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Sub-contractor Sub-consultant

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Annual Gross Receipts Less than $1 Million Between $1-$5 Million Between $5-$10 Million Between $10-$15 Million More than $15 Million

Annual Gross Receipts Less than $1 Million Between $1-$5 Million Between $5-$10 Million Between $10-$15 Million More than $15 Million

Annual Gross Receipts Less than $1 Million Between $1-$5 Million Between $5-$10 Million Between $10-$15 Million More than $15 Million

Annual Gross Receipts Less than $1 Million Between $1-$5 Million Between $5-$10 Million Between $10-$15 Million More than $15 Million

Annual Gross Receipts Less than $1 Million Between $1-$5 Million Between $5-$10 Million Between $10-$15 Million More than $15 Million

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Federal Tax ID Number: Firm Name: Phone: Address:

59-3185746 GCI, Inc. 407-331-6332 2290 N. Ronald Reagan Blvd. Suite 100 Longwood, Florida 32750

5. Year Firm Established:

1993

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47-0741232

2. Firm Name: 3. Phone: 4. Address:

HDR Construction Control Corp 813-262-2775 5426 Bay Center Drive, Suite 400 Tampa, FL 33609-3444

5. Year Firm Established:

1990

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52-1604386 KCI Technologies, Inc. 813-740-2300 10401 Highland Manor Drive Ste 120 Tampa, FL 33610

Federal Tax ID Number: Firm Name: Phone: Address:

5. Year Firm Established:

1955

1. 2. 3. 4.

56-1292862 McKim & Creed, P.A. 239-275.8875 Billy Creek Commerce Center 5701 Division Drive, Suite A Lake Mary, FL 32746

Federal Tax ID Number: Firm Name: Phone: Address:

5. Year Firm Established:

1976

1. 2. 3. 4.

59-1685550 Metric Engineering, Inc. 407-660-4720 615 Crescent Executive Court Ste 524 Lake Mary, FL 32746

Federal Tax ID Number: Firm Name: Phone: Address:

5. Year Firm Established:

1976

1. 2. 3. 4.

02-0572109 Omni- Communications 813-852-1888 8473 W. Linebaugh Ave Tampa, FL 33625

Federal Tax ID Number: Firm Name: Phone: Address:

5. Year Firm Established:

2002

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59-0896138 PBS&J, Inc. 772-778-3035 9055 Americana Rd, Suite 24 Vero Beach, Fl 32966

Federal Tax ID Number: Firm Name: Phone: Address:

5. Year Firm Established:

1960

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Annual Gross Receipts Less than $1 Million Between $1-$5 Million Between $5-$10 Million Between $10-$15 Million More than $15 Million

Annual Gross Receipts Less than $1 Million Between $1-$5 Million Between $5-$10 Million Between $10-$15 Million More than $15 Million

Annual Gross Receipts Less than $1 Million Between $1-$5 Million Between $5-$10 Million Between $10-$15 Million More than $15 Million

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Federal Tax ID Number: Firm Name: Phone: Address:

52-0599112 Rummel, Klepper & Kahl, LLP 321-977-7824 2300 Maitland Center Pkway Suite 106, Maitland, FL 32751

5. Year Firm Established:

1923

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25-1289019 SAI Consulting Engineers, Inc. 407-201-6153 1153 Miranda Lane Kissimmee, FL 34741

Federal Tax ID Number: Firm Name: Phone: Address:

5. Year Firm Established:

1964

1. 2. 3. 4.

59-3154723 Tierra, Inc. 813-989-1354 7351 Temple Terrace Highway Tampa, FL 33637

Federal Tax ID Number: Firm Name: Phone: Address:

5. Year Firm Established:

1992

1. 2. 3. 4.

593662286 URS Constrction Services, Inc. 813-286-1711 7650 West Courtney Campbell Cwy 7th floor Tampa, Florida 33607-1462

Federal Tax ID Number: Firm Name: Phone: Address:

5. Year Firm Established:

1999

1. 2. 3. 4.

33-1142500 The ValErin Group, Inc. 813-352-2524 13014 N. Dale Mabry Hwy, #820 Tampa, FL 33618

Federal Tax ID Number: Firm Name: Phone: Address:

5. Year Firm Established:

2006

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DBE X Non-DBE

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Sub-contractor X Sub-consultant

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DBE X Non-DBE

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Sub-contractor X Sub-consultant

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X DBE Non-DBE

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Sub-contractor X Sub-consultant

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Annual Gross Receipts Less than $1 Million Between $1-$5 Million Between $5-$10 Million Between $10-$15 Million More than $15 Million

Annual Gross Receipts Less than $1 Million Between $1-$5 Million Between $5-$10 Million Between $10-$15 Million More than $15 Million

Annual Gross Receipts Less than $1 Million Between $1-$5 Million Between $5-$10 Million Between $10-$15 Million More than $15 Million

Annual Gross Receipts Less than $1 Million Between $1-$5 Million Between $5-$10 Million Between $10-$15 Million More than $15 Million

Annual Gross Receipts Less than $1 Million Between $1-$5 Million Between $5-$10 Million Between $10-$15 Million More than $15 Million

GBF Engineering Inc. Team Resumes (personnel grouped by position and listed in alphabetical order)

Senior Project Engineers



Edwin V. Alagano, PE Senior Project Engineer Years of Experience 32 Total

3 With Firm Professional Registration Professional Engineer No. 46533, Florida, 1993

Education Bachelor's of Science in Civil Engineering in Construction, Far Eastern University, Philippines, 1978 TIN A425218571690

Certifications CTQP Final Estimates Level I CTQP Final Estimates - Level II CTQP QC Manager

FDEP Stormwater Management Inspector FDOT Advanced Maintenance of Traffic FDOT Critical Structure Construction Issues Self Study

Edwin V. Alagano, PE has over 32 years of construction and design experience including 18 years of CEI experience as Senior Project Engineer/ Project Engineer/Office Engineer/Inspector/EEO Compliance Office on FDOT projects. He has been responsible for supervision of field engineering and inspection staff along with the administration of construction contracts which includes but is not limited to direct involvement in the engineered construction management process. Example of work tasks include ensuring reasonable compliance with a wide range of contract plan and specification requirements; maintaining final contract plans and records; submission of progress payment estimates; preparation of Final Estimates Packages; monitor compliance of Contractors' EEO and DBE programs; and review, analyze and respond to claim packages. WORK HISTORY Dyer, Riddle, Mills & Precourt, Inc. (October 2007 to Present) Mr. Alagano currently serves as Senior Project Engineer/ Project Manager for the Turnpike-Wide Miscellaneous CEI Services for the Florida's Turnpike Enterprise. The total CEI fee for this task work order assignment contract is $1.5 Million. Reference: Karen Akers (954) 934-1 178

Troxier Nuclear Density Gauge

Mr. Alagano served as Senior Project Engineer on a Locally Administered FDOT ARRA Milling and Resurfacing Project on Palm Coast Parkway (SE) from Old Kings Road to Palm Harbor Parkway for the City of Palm Coast. The construction contract value is $281,999.60. Construction started in May 2010 and was completed in July 2010. Reference: Donald Schrager (386) 986-4789 Mr. Alagano currently serves as Senior Project Engineer on a Locally Administered FDOT ARRA Bridge and Seawall Rehabilitation Project on Palm Harbor Parkway over the Clubhouse Canal for the City of Palm Coast. The construction contract value is $741,881.69. Construction started in March 2010 and is expected to be completed in August 2010. Reference: John Morris (386) 986-3798 Mr. Alagano serves as Senior Project Engineer for the 14 Sinkhole Remediation and Monitoring project for District 5. The $8.9 million project consists of milling and resurfacing, widening, drainage structures, subsoil excavation, retaining walls, grouting a large sinkhole, surcharge, overhead sign, lighting and ITS. Reference: Kara Adams (407) 482-7818 Mr. Alagano is also serving as a Senior Project Engineer on the Seminole County Midway Regional Stormwater Facility and SR 415 Embankment Projects. The $2.9 million projects consists of four stormwater ponds, environmental cleanup, excavation, embankment, erosion and sediment control, drainage pipe and structure, sheet piling, subsoil excavation, embankment, settlement plates, guardrail and fencing. Reference: Al Collock (407) 665-5655; Bill Glennon (407)665-5654

"Building the Future on a Foundation of Excellence"



Mr. Alagano served as a Senior Project Engineer on the City of Orlando Conroy Road Intersection Improvements from 1-4 Eastbound Ramp to Eastgate Drive to improve the traffic operations and capacity of the intersections. The project is located at the Mall of Millenia, the premier mall in Orlando. Work includes roadway widening, milling and resurfacing, asphalt paving, subsoil excavation, sidewalk, drainage, curb and gutter, pavement markings, signalization, signing and roadway lighting. Reference: Jeff Arms (407) 246-3377

H.W. Lochner, Inc. (August 2002 to September 2007) Mr. Alagano served as a Resident Engineer for the oversight of CEI services related to the widening of SR 408 from Rosalind Avenue to Crystal Lake Drive in Downtown Orlando for a distance of approximately 1.9 miles. This $60.4 million project included widening from three to five lanes of limited access roadway and construction of auxiliary lanes between interchanges, resurfacing, 3,000 LF of bridge widening, safety and aesthetic improvements, drainage, 15,500 LF of retaining walls, roadway lighting, painting, signing, pavement markings, fiber optic network, dynamic message signs, digital changeable signs, closed circuit television and modifications to the three existing ramp toll plazas at Mills Avenue and Bumby Avenue. Reference: Ben Dreiling (407) 690-5313; Reggie Sterns (407) 273-9919 Mr. Alagano served as Senior Project Engineer for the $1 1.3 million 1-4 / Turnpike Interchange Improvements project. This project includes milling; resurfacing and widening of 1-4 and SR91, 300 LF twin Turnpike Bridges, highway lighting, overhead signing, guardrails, traffic markings, and Intelligent Transportation System (ITS). Mr. Alagano also served as Senior Project Engineer for the 10.3 miles milling and resurfacing of the mainline Turnpike in Osceola County, improvements to the SR50 / Turnpike Interchange, 1.0 mile reconstruction of the mainline Turnpike at the SR408 Interchange, and emergency bridge deck replacement within 10 days of the fire damaged bridge on SR528 over 14. Reference: Joe Chinelly (407) 264-3341

Mehta & Associates, Inc. (March 1992 to August 2002) Mr. Alagano served as a Senior Project Engineer for the $2.3 million Canoe Creek Service Plaza Improvements on Turnpike's SR 91. The work included plaza widening, parking reconfiguration, Superpave structural asphalt courses and FC5, drainage, high mast lighting, landscaping, irrigation, signing, and windshield washers. Mr. Alagano served as a Senior Project Engineer for the $2.5 million Turnpike's Fort Drum Service Plaza Improvements, $1.0 million Turnpike's Northern Safety Improvements on US 27, $3.9 million 32 lane mile of Northern Turnpike Resurfacing and Guardrail Improvements, and $1.8 million Turnpike's Northern Signing Improvements in Orange, Osceola, Lake and Sumter Counties. Mr. Alagano served as a Project Engineer/Office Engineer for the $1.6 million 25 lane miles Turnpike's Milling and Resurfacing along the mainline and ramps at Ocoee, 14 and US 192 interchanges in Orange and Osceola Counties. Reference: Joe Chinelly (407) 264-3341 Mr. Alagano served as a Project Engineer/Office Engineer for the $0.7 million SR 78 widening and resurfacing in Okeechobee County, and the $3.4 million 1-75 Signing Improvements in Charlotte, Lee and Collier Counties.

Mr. Alagano served as a Bridge Inspector for the $7 million Hecksher Drive Project in Duval County. The project consists of twin - 900 ft bridge over Sam Carlos Creek and 1.1 mils of roadway reconstruction and wetland mitigation. Mid Florida Tech - Attended Classes (March 1991 to March 1992) Saudi Tech Engineering (December 1980 to March 1991)

Mr. Alagano served as a Civil/Highway Engineer. He worked on several Ministry of Communications projects in Saudi Arabia. He was responsible for the geometric design of highway projects (AASHTO Standard) including reconnaissance study, hydrology study, preparing contract documents, drafting, and construction inspection of roads, bridges, and box culverts.

TRAINEE

MATERIAL GROUP

QUALIFICATION

EXPIRATION DATE

A42521857

Management

Final Estimates - Level 1

4/17/2013

A42521857

Management

Final Estimates - Level 2

7/20/2014

Joshua Carter, P.E.

Sr. Project Engineer GBF Engineering, Inc.

Years of Experience: 8 Years with GBF: 2007 - Present TIN#: C636423791690 Education: B.S. Civil Engineering, University of Florida, 2002 Registration: Florida Professional Engineer License No.: 65588 Training and Certifications:  CTQP QC Manager  FDOT Final Estimates L 2  CTQP Concrete Field Technician Level 1  CTQP Pile Driving Inspection  CTQP Asphalt Paving L1 & 2  CTQP Earthwork L I & 2  MOT Advanced  Site Manager  ACI Concrete Field Testing Technician – Grade 1  FDOT DOTNET  MSE Wall Inspector’s Training  Stormwater Management and Erosion Control

Mr. Carter has 8 years experience in the Florida road and bridge construction industry. He is a former FDOT District 4 employee and participated in the Professional Engineer Training Program. He managed multiple construction projects for the Broward Operations Office, and most recently for the Florida’s Turnpike Enterprise. Mr. Carter has excellent technical and communication skills that are an asset on every assignment and has a track record for delivering projects within schedule and budget. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Jan. ’10 – Present Polk Parkway Widening & Pace Rd Interchange Florida’s Turnpike Enterprise (GBF Engineering, Inc.) – Sr. Project Engineer This design-build project entails the widening of SR 570 (Polk Parkway) from MP 22 to 24, from a 2-lane facility to a 4-lane divided facility. Also included is the construction of a new interchange at Pace Rd, which will serve as direct access to the proposed USF Polytechnic Campus to be located at the SW corner of Polk Parkway and I-4,. The existing mainline toll plaza at MP 21 will be modified to accommodate two new Sunpass Only lanes. This project entails many aspects of road and bridge toll facility construction including roadway widening, bridge construction, drainage, signalization, lighting, ITS, minor building construction, and signing & pavement markings. Reference: Fernando Gomez, Project Manager (407) 264-3841 Feb ’08 – March’09 - SR570 Polk Parkway Sunpass Challenge - Florida’s Turnpike Enterprise – Senior Project Engineer. Mr. Carter served as the Senior Project Engineer on this $3.2 million project which consisted of Toll Plaza modifications (architectural and electrical), truss and cantilever sign installation, and signing and pavement markings. His responsibilities included the management of personnel to monitor the project and the overall acceptance and qualification of the project. Contractor: David Nelson Construction Co. Reference: Marilynn Schmuki – Project Manager (407) 264-3635 Feb ’08 – Mar ’09 - SR91 Turnpike Mainline - Florida’s Turnpike Enterprise – Project Engineer. Mr. Carter serves as the Project Administrator on this $13 million project which consists of milling & resurfacing, guardrail, box culvert and barrier wall construction, and signing & pavement markings, spanning over 11 miles of the Sumter County. Contractor: Ranger Construction Industries/DAB Constructors. Reference: Marilynn Schmuki – Project Manager (407) 264-3635

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Joshua Carter, P.E.

Joshua Carter, P.E.

Sr. Project Engineer GBF Engineering, Inc.

Feb ’07 – Feb ’08 - SR 570 Polk Parkway - Florida’s Turnpike Enterprise - Project Engineer Mr. Carter was responsible for the construction contract administration and oversight of this $22 million project that entailed milling, resurfacing, guardrail, signing and pavement markings. No contractor claims. Contractor: APAC Southeast, Inc. Reference: Marilynn Schmuki –Project Manager (407) 264-3635 May ‘06 – Jan ’07 - Andrews Avenue Extension Segments 2 & 3 – FDOT D4 – Project Administrator Mr. Carter was responsible for the construction contract administration and oversight of this $28.5 million project that included new road and bridge construction for the missing link of Andrews Ave. between Atlantic Blvd and Dr. MLK, Jr. Boulevard. Mr. Carter’s involvement began prior to letting, which included CEI selection, design and utility coordination, and pre-construction activities. Mr. Carter oversaw concrete pile driving, drainage installation, and MSE wall construction. His involvement also included coordination with the City of Pompano Beach for the extensive utility relocation associated with the contract work. Contractor: The De Moya Group, Inc. Reference: James Jeffers, P.E. – FDOT District 4 Ft. Lauderdale Construction Manager (954) 958-7628 Jan ’06 – Dec ’06 - SR 845 Powerline Road – FDOT D4 - Project Administrator Mr. Carter was responsible for the construction contract administration and oversight of this $1.0 million dollar project. This project included milling and resurfacing and minor bridge improvements. No contractor claims. Contractor: APAC Southeast, Inc. Reference(s): Eghbal Jalali – FDOT District 4 Ft. Lauderdale Contract Manager (954) 931-6176 Feb’05 – April’06 - SR 822 Sheridan Street – FDOT D4 – Project Administrator Mr. Carter was the Project Administrator for this $5.5 million project that included milling & resurfacing (cross slope correction), drainage installation, median construction, lighting & signalization, minor bridge improvements, landscaping, and sign installation. No contractor claims. Contractor: Ranger Construction – South. Reference: Eghbal Jalali – FDOT Broward Operations Area Engineer (954) 931-6176 April’04 – Feb’05 - US-1 Federal Highway – FDOT D4 - Project Administrator Mr. Carter was the Project Administrator for this $4.2 million project that included milling & resurfacing, lighting & signalization, landscaping, and sign installation. He dealt with extensive utility conflicts, numerous hurricane shutdowns, etc. and managed to complete the project under budget and time. $300,000 No Excuse Bonus awarded to contractor. FTBA Best in Construction Award – Partnering. No Contractor Claims. Contractor: Community Asphalt Corp. Reference: James Jeffers, P.E. – FDOT District 4 Ft. Lauderdale Construction Manager (954) 958-7628 Oct ‘03 – April ’04 - SR 818 Griffin Road - FDOT D4 – PE Trainee/ Assistant Project Administrator – Mr. Carter spent his specialization phase of the PE Trainee Program on this project. His responsibilities were to learn construction practices, contract administration, etc. His involvement eventually included coordination with municipalities, utility companies, negotiations with the contractor, etc. under the guidance of the Project Administrator. Contractor: Russell Engineering. Reference(s): Antonio Piedra, P.E. – FDOT Broward Operations Area Engineer (954) 868-5215 Jun ’02 – Oct ’03 - Professional Engineer Training Program - FDOT D4 - Professional Engineer Trainee. Reference: James A. Wolfe, P.E. – D4 Secretary of Transportation

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Joshua Carter, P.E.

Carter, Joshua

TRAINEE

MATERIAL GROUP

QUALIFICATION

EXPIRATION DATE

C63642379

Asphalt

Asphalt Paving Technician - Level 1

4/8/2014

C63642379

Asphalt

Asphalt Paving Technician - Level 2

4/30/2014

C63642379

Earthwork

Earthwork Construction Inspection - Level 1

11/21/2013

C63642379

Earthwork

Earthwork Construction Inspection - Level 2

12/10/2013

C63642379

Geotech

Pile Driving Inspection

4/27/2011

C63642379

Management

Final Estimates - Level 1

3/16/2011

C63642379

Management

Final Estimates - Level 2

3/16/2011

C63642379

Management

QC Manager

4/30/2014

Aslan Dilmaghani, P.E.

Sr. Project Engineer GBF Engineering, Inc.

Years of Experience: 23 Years with GBF: 1997 - Present TIN: D452000610020 B.S. Civil Engineering, Florida International University, 1984 Training and Certifications  ACI Field Inspector L1  CTQP Earthwork L1 & L2  CTQP QC Manager (P)  CTQP Drilled Shaft Inspection  CTQP Asphalt Paving LI&2 (P)  CTQP Asphalt Refresher  CTQP Pile Driving Inspection  FDOT Advanced MOT  FDOT Final Estimate Training  FDOT Density Testing;  FDOT Traffic Signalization and Street Lighting  FDOT Asphalt Roadway Paving  The American Traffic Safety Services Association (ATSSA)  Hot Mix Asphalt  Hazardous Waste, Site Supervisor  Hazardous Waste, Health and Safety

Mr. Dilmaghani has more than 23 years of experience in the CEI industry, has served in multiple capacities and has also successfully completed numerous complex projects in FDOT Districts 1 and 4 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Dec’08 – Jul. ‘10, Senior Project Engineer SR-93(I-75) Alligator Alley Project from M.P 35.00 to A. Point west of SR-25 MP 18.870 - FDOT District 4 (GBF Engineering, Inc.) Senior Project Engineer responsible for the construction contract administration and oversight of the $18.9 million dollar milling & resurfacing and safety enhancement project on I-75 (SR 93) through Broward County. Scope includes Asphalt pavement, inside shoulder widening, guardrail installation, rework shoulder to meet the MRP requirement, sign installation and landscaping. This project is a lump sum Quality Control Specification. Reference: Jay Jalali – FDOT District 4 Contract Administrator (954) 958-7632 Mar.’ 10 – Aug. ‘10 - Senior Project Engineer SR-7/US 441 Reconstruction & Widening - 1.5 miles in Miami-Dade and Broward Counties, FDOT District 4 - – GBF Engineering, Inc. - Major project improvements included water main, sanitary sewer, storm drain and reconstruction of the existing 5 lane roadway to a 6 lane divided highway. Sign & Signal drilled shafts. Reference: Hassan Abedi, PE 954-868-8583

Feb ‘07 – Aug ’08, Project Administrator SR-93 (I-75) MP 45.419 to MP 35.000 from Collier County Line to A. Point East of Snake Road - FDOT District 4 (GBF Engineering, Inc.) Project Administrator responsible for the construction and contract administration and oversight of the $14.1 million dollar milling & resurfacing and safety enhancement of a section of I-75 (SR 93) through Broward County. Scope includes Asphalt pavement, inside shoulder widening, guardrail installation, shoulder rework to meet the MRP requirement, sign installation and landscaping. And permanent striping, this project is a lump sum Quality Control Specification. Reference(s): James Jeffers – Ft. Lauderdale Construction Manager (954) 958-7628

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Aslan Dilmaghani, P.E

Aslan Dilmaghani, P.E.

Sr. Project Engineer GBF Engineering, Inc.

March’06 - Aug ’08, Project Administrator I-75 from Broward/Dade County Line to Sheridan Street - FDOT District 4 (GBF Engineering, Inc.). Project Administrator responsible for the construction contract administration and oversight of the $11.0 million dollar, milling &resurfacing and safety enhancement of a section of I-75 (SR 93) through Broward County. Scope includes Asphalt pavement, guardrail installation, sign installation and landscaping and permanent striping. Reference: Jay Jalali – FDOT District 4 Contract Administrator (954) 958-7632 Jan’04- Mar’06, Project Administrator US 98 Reconstruction, Polk County - FDOT District 1(GBF Engineering, Inc.) Project Administrator responsible for supervision of reconstruction, widening, milling and resurfacing of a section of US 98 in Polk County. The project scope of work included extensive drainage construction, concrete construction, signalization and lighting improvements, asphalt pavement and landscaping. This project falls under the CQC Specifications. Reference: Andrew Johnson – FDOT Bartow Construction Project Manager (863) 519-4326 Feb’03 – Dec’03, Assistant Project Administrator / Contract Support Specialist Sample Road Resurfacing, Broward County – FDOT District 4 (GBF Engineering, Inc.) Oversight of the resurfacing of a section of Sample Road; scope includes asphalt pavement, concrete placement, signalization installation, lighting installation, drainage and landscaping installation. Duties include resolution of contract issues, preparation and review of project documentation, processing of contract changes, negotiations with contractor and preparation of the final estimates package; supervision of CEI oversight staff. Reference: James Jeffers –FTL Construction Manager (954) 958-7628 June‘01 – Jan’03, Office Engineer Griffin Road Reconstruction, Broward County – FDOT District 4 (GBF Engineering, Inc.) Responsible for project documentation to include Final Estimates Package on all phases of road and bridge construction of a 1.5-mile section of SR 818 (Griffin Road) in Broward County. The $12 million project includes drainage, bridge, noise wall, asphalt, lighting, signalization, signage and landscape construction; assist FDOT Project Engineer in making project-related decisions and in negotiations with contractor; perform any needed field inspections as per project demands. Reference: Rudi Batz, P.E. – Ft. Lauderdale Area Engineer (954) 958-7632 Oct‘00 – May’01, Sr. Roadway and Bridge Inspector SR 7/US 441 Milling and Resurfacing, Palm Beach County – FDOT District 4 (GBF Engineering, Inc.). Responsibilities included: inspection of low-level bridge construction to include pile driving; inspection of roadway operations to include drainage, paving, landscaping, lighting, signalization and environmental compliance. Responsible for project documentation and assisting project engineer in preparation of monthly and final estimate packages. Reference: Scott Burrie – Palm Beach Construction Area Engineer (561) 719-7793 Feb’00 – Sep’00, Office Engineer - SR 9/I-95 Milling and Resurfacing, Martin County – FDOT District 4. (GBF Engineering, Inc.) Responsible for project documentation to include Final Estimates Package on all phases of road construction for the milling and resurfacing of a section of I-95 through Martin County, widening of existing ramps, construction of a median separator, landscaping, lighting and installation of drainage. Ref: Chloann Lawrence – Ft. Pierce Const. Area Eng. (561) 489-7066

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Aslan Dilmaghani, P.E

Dilmaghani, Aslan

TRAINEE

MATERIAL GROUP

QUALIFICATION

EXPIRATION DATE

D45200061

Earthwork

Earthwork Construction Inspection - Level 1

12/11/2014

Karina Enrico - Jackson, P.E.

QA/QC GBF Engineering, Inc.

Years of Experience: 12 Years with GBF: 2004 - Present TIN: J25050574 Education:  M.S. Engineering, University of Florida, 2000  B.S. Civil Engineering, University of Florida,1998 Professional Licenses  Florida P.E. Cert No. 60711 Employment History  2000-2004, Florida Department of Transportation  1996-1998, University of Florida Training and Certifications  Earthwork Level 1 &2  Final Estimates Level 1 & 2  QC Manager  Advanced MOT  Asphalt Paving Level 1 & 2 (Pending)

Mrs. Enrico-Jackson has 12 years of experience in Construction Engineering and Inspection and Transportation Engineering. She has a thorough understanding of FDOT’s policies and procedures developed through experience as a Department Professional Engineer Trainee and as a Consultant CEI. Karina has managed multiple reconstruction federally funded projects as well as ARRA funded projects. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Apr.’10 – Present CEI Services for Resurfacing SR-5/US-1/Federal Highway from C-16 Canal to Hypoloxo Road and SR5/US-1 from South of SR-794/Yamato Road to South of C-15 Canal in Palm Beach County (FM Nos. 41531116201 and 41689716201) – FDOT District 4 (GBF Engineering, Inc.) – Senior Project Engineer. This contract entails milling and resurfacing, drainage, pipe lining, signalization and landscaping improvements for two major arterials that transverse urban commercial areas in Palm Beach County. Reference: Jacques Beaubrun, Palm Beach Operations PM, (561) 432-4966

Dec 09- Present - CEI Oversight ARRA Compliance Contract – FDOT District 4 (GBF Engineering, Inc.) Quality Assurance Advisor. Quality Assurance Advisor on this project which entails the oversight of all contractor’s activities and documentation to ensure ARRA compliance from Municipalities and local agencies in the Treasure Coast Area for LAP projects “on” and “Off-state” Highway System. Reference: Jeff LeClaire (772) 489-7081 May’09 – Present SR 70 Segment 3 From east of Summerlin Road to east of Bridge # 940113, FDOT District 4, St. Lucie County (GBF Engineering, Inc.) Sr. Project Engineer Sr. Project Engineer on this $12,426,020.00 ARRA project. This project consists of reconstruction from a 2-lane undivided to a 4-lane divided rural roadway from a point east of Summerlin Road westerly 4.3 miles to a point east of bridge number 940113. Reference: ChloAnn Lawrence, FDOT PM, (772) 489-7066 Jun’07 – Apr. ‘10 - SR 70 (Segment 5) from west of Header Canal Road to McCarty Road, (9 miles), St. Lucie County - FDOT District 4 (GBF Engineering, Inc.) Sr. Project Engineer Sr. Project Engineer on this $29 million project for the reconstruction of SR 70 from a 2-lane undivided to a 4-lane divided rural from a point west of Header Canal Road to McCarty road for approximately 3.9

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Karina Enrico-Jackson

Karina Enrico-Jackson, P.E.

QA/QC GBF Engineering, Inc.

miles. Mrs. Enrico-Jackson is responsible for the review of all project documentation, plan revisions, contractor submittals, shop drawings, etc. while simultaneously managing all office and field personnel. Reference: ChloAnn Lawrence, PM (772) 489-7066 Jan’09 – May 09 - SR 70 Milling & Resurfacing (3 miles), St. Lucie County - FDOT District 4 (GBF Engineering, Inc.), Sr. Project Engineer Sr. Project Engineer on this $2.5 million milling and resurfacing project along SR 70 from Matthews Road to the Turnpike. Scope of work includes three miles of milling and resurfacing, turnout construction, signing and pavement marking, etc. Ref: ChloAnn Lawrence, PM (772) 489-7066 May’08 –Jul’08 - SR 70 from west of Carlton Road to a point east of Ideal Holding Road, (3.8 miles), St. Lucie County - FDOT District 4 (GBF Engineering, Inc.) Sr. Project Engineer Sr. Project Engineer on this $18 million project for the reconstruction of SR 70 from a 2-lane undivided to a 4-lane divided rural from 1.2 miles west of Carlton Road to .85 miles east of Ideal Holding Road. Responsibilities included preparation of DRB packages and presentations, review of project documentation including work orders and supplemental agreements. Ref: ChloAnn Lawrence, PM (772) 489-7066 Apr’06 – Jul’08 - I-75 from Lee County Line to US 17 (15 miles), Lee County, FDOT District 4 (GBF Engineering, Inc.) Sr. Project Engineer. Project Engineer responsible for all project related decision-making for this milling and resurfacing project in Charlotte County. Scope of work includes 15+ miles of milling and resurfacing on I-75 and drainage modifications and improvements. Reference: Mary Wiley, PM (239) 656-7866 Apr’06 – Jul’08 - Hurricane Relief Efforts/Sign Restoration (Broward, Palm Beach, Martin, Saint Lucie and Indian River County), FDOT District 4 (GBF Engineering, Inc.) Sr. Project Engineer Sr. Project Engineer duties consisted of overseeing the sign emergency restoration contracts for the entire District. Responsibilities include administering the contract documents, managing the consultant inspection team overseeing the contractor’s operation and coordinating efforts with the maintaining agencies including counties and different municipalities. Reference: Jennifer Olson, PE (954) 486-1400 Jul’04 – Apr’06 - SR 5 (US 1) From Commercial to SE 7th Street (7.5 miles), Broward County, FDOT District 4 (GBF Engineering, Inc.) Project Administrator Project Administrator on this project which consisted of roadway milling and resurfacing and minor widening, median reconstruction and modification, sidewalk and driveway replacement, drainage improvements installation of new lighting and signalization, landscape improvements and the installation of cantilever signs. Reference: James Jeffers, PE (954) 958-7632 Jul’04 – Apr’06 - SR 834 (Sample Road) From Tradewinds Park Entrance to West of I-95 (4.3 miles), Broward County, FDOT District 4 (GBF Engineering, Inc.) Project Administrator. Project Administrator responsibilities consisted of administering contract documents, contractor’s quality control, oversight of contractor operations, coordinating construction activities with adjacent project, coordinating with municipalities, business owners, CSX Rail Authority and the Turnpike. Project scope of work included roadway widening, construction of turn lanes and bus bays, median modifications, re-grading swales, construction of culvert extension drainage improvements, construction of new sidewalks, repair of pedestrian cage-link on the turnpike bridge, installation of new lighting, signalization and landscaping. Reference: Melvin Finch, PM (954) 958-7675

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Karina Enrico-Jackson

Enrico, Karina

TRAINEE

MATERIAL GROUP

QUALIFICATION

EXPIRATION DATE

J25050574

Earthwork

Earthwork Construction Inspection - Level 1

3/13/2014

J25050574

Earthwork

Earthwork Construction Inspection - Level 2

6/19/2014

J25050574

Management

Final Estimates - Level 1

7/10/2013

J25050574

Management

Final Estimates - Level 2

7/10/2013

J25050574

Management

QC Manager

4/17/2014

Hamid Hosseini, P.E.

Sr. Project Engineer GBF Engineering, Inc.

Years of Experience: 23 Years with GBF: 1997 - Present TIN#: H250320553830 Education  B.S. Civil Engineering, Florida International University, 1985 Professional Registrations Florida P.E. License No.: 51086 Training and Certifications  CTQP QC Manager  FDOT Advanced MOT  Asphalt Paving Tech. L1&2

Mr. Hosseini has 23+ years of experience in the construction management and inspection of numerous bridge and highway, projects. He has successfully completed many FDOT projects for Districts 1, 4 and 6 ahead of schedule and under budget. RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Oct’09 – Present - CR 720 from Hendry County Line to North of Hendry County Line, Glades County (5 miles) – FDOT District 1 (GBF Engineering, Inc.) - Senior Project Engineer. Mr. Hosseini is currently providing construction management services on this District 1 Design-Build ARRA funded project. The project entails milling and resurfacing, and safety improvements including guardrail installation. Ref: Timothy Hendrix – PM (239) 656-7800

Sept’06- Mar’07 - SR-70 Bridge Rehabilitation, St. Lucie County – FDOT District 4 (GBF Engineering, Inc.) Senior Project Engineer. Repair of bridge nos. 940011, 940012, 940013, 940014 & 940910 with new Culverts, Flowable Fill and Sand Cement Rip-Rap. Reference: ChloAnn Lawrence – FDOT PM (772) 489-7066 May’06 – Dec.’08 - SR-70 Segment 4 Reconstruction from west of Carlton Rd. to a Pt. West of CR 509 (3.5 miles), St. Lucie County - FDOT District 4 (GBF Engineering, Inc.) - Senior Project Engineer This $18+ million project included the reconstruction of SR-70 from a 2-lane to a 4-lane undivided rural typical section for approx 3.5 miles from west of Carlton Rd. to a Pt. West of CR 509. Project included a canal relocation, construction of a new traffic and pedestrian bridge as well as widening an existing bridge over the Rim Ditch canal, canal dredging, slope stabilization and revetment system installation along the canal banks, construction of a shared used path throughout the project limits and major drainage reconstruction. Completed 4 months ahead of schedule. Ref: Chloann Lawrence – FDOT PM (772) 489-7066 June’06 – Mar’07 - I-95 Guardrail Across Multiple Counties (7 miles), Palm Beach, St. Lucie, Martin and Indian River Counties – FDOT District 4 (GBF Engineering, Inc.) - Senior Project Engineer. $5 million Design-Build project for the guardrail installation along I-95. Completed 50% (6 months) ahead of schedule. Reference: John Nelson-FDOT Project Manager (772) 489-7085 April ‘06 – July ’08 - I-75 Resurfacing (15 miles), Charlotte County – FDOT District 1 (GBF Engineering, Inc.) - Senior Project Engineer (20%). Project consisted of the milling and resurfacing of a 15 mile section of I-75. Scope included asphalt, signage and pavement markings, guardrail, lighting, etc. Mr. Hosseini was responsible for contract administration, oversight of contractor operations, sampling and testing of materials. Reference: Mary Wiley – FDOT Project Manager (239) 656-7866 Mar. ’05 – Apr. 06 - SR A1A/Montery Road – FDOT District 4 (GBF Engineering, Inc.) - Senior Project Engineer. Senior Project Engineer on this $3.5 million project responsible for contract administration and oversight of contractor operations. The scope of work included milling and resurfacing,

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Hamid Hosseini, P.E.

Hamid Hosseini, P.E.

Sr. Project Engineer GBF Engineering, Inc.

drainage construction, lighting installation, signalization installation, landscaping installation, signing and pavement markings, etc. Reference: Michael Kelly – FDOT Project Manager (772) 486-7104 Sep’04 – Sep’05 - Hurricane Restoration, Martin, St. Lucie and Indian River Counties – FDOT District 4 Ft. Pierce Operations Office (GBF Engineering, Inc.) - Senior Project Engineer. Responsible for the oversight and contract administration of various Hurricane Restoration contracts for FDOT District 4. Scope of work included signalization and lighting restoration, roadway and bridge washouts and debris removal. Ref: Sam Al-Turk, P.E. – Ft. Pierce Ops Engineer (772) 489-7072 Aug’04 – Apr’06 - Lakeland Computer Signal Systems Upgrade, Polk County – FDOT District 1(GBF Engineering, Inc.) - Sr. Project Engineer. Mr. Hosseini served as Sr. Project Engineer on this $6.5 million Design/Build Contract that included the installation of 175 Signal Controller Cabinets at 177 Intersections, installation of 44 Closed Circuit Television Cameras and the construction of pedestrian features to include signals, buttons, curb ramps and striping. This project also included monitoring and coordinating a contract for a Local Agency Program (LAP) Agreement with the City of Lakeland Electric for the installation of Fiber Optic Signal Interconnect Cable lighting and signalization. Reference: John Hayes – FDOT Assistant Operations Engineer (863) 519-4104 July’03 – Aug’04 - US 98 Reconstruction, Polk County – FDOT District 1(GBF Engineering, Inc.)Senior Project Engineer (20%). Mr. Hosseini was responsible for the supervision of reconstruction, widening, milling and resurfacing of a section of US 98 in Polk County. The project scope of work included extensive drainage construction, concrete construction, signalization and lighting improvements, asphalt pavement and landscaping. This project fell under the CQC Specifications. Reference: John Hayes – FDOT Assistant Operations Engineer (863) 519-4104 Feb’02 – Sep’05 - Group II Indian River County - FDOT District 4 (GBF Engineering, Inc.) - Senior Project Engineer. Responsible for the supervision of widening and milling and resurfacing of an approximately 15-mile section of SR A1A. The two (2) Site Manager projects also included intersection improvements, concrete sidewalk construction, signalization and lighting improvements and some drainage installation. Reference: John Nelson – Ft. Pierce Contract Administrator (561) 489-7072 2000- Jan. ’02 - Sunrise Boulevard from Turnpike to University Drive Milling & Resurfacing (approx. 3 miles), Broward County – FDOT District 4 (GBF Engineering, Inc.) - Senior Project Engineer - Resurfacing of a section of Sunrise Boulevard, widening, safety improvements, signalization and lighting. Reference: Jay Jalali – Ft. Lauderdale Construction Area Engineer (954) 958-7632. Mar.’99 - Jun’00 - Bridge over L-6 Canal on Congress Avenue, Palm Beach County – FDOT District 4 (GBF Engineering, Inc.), Senior Project Inspector. Inspection of a single span bridge over the L-6 Canal on Congress Avenue in West Palm Beach. Responsibilities included supervision and inspection of demolition of existing bridge, pile-driving operations, construction of substructure and superstructure and installation of Double-T Beams. Reference: Roy Pytal - Palm Beach Contract Admin. (561) 434-3900 Oct’98 – Mar’99 - Seven Mile Bridge and Long Key Bridge, Monroe County, Florida Keys – FDOT District 6 (Kissinger Campo & Associates). Mr. Hosseini was responsible for the inspection of restoration and rehabilitation work performed on two (2) concrete segmental bridges, the Seven Mile Bridge and Long Key Bridge, in the Florida Keys. The scope of work included replacement and restoration of eroded and corroded sections of both bridges; replacement of existing bearing pad under live traffic, zinc metalizing cathodic protection. Reference: Charles Phinzy – FDOT PM (305) 289-6107

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Hamid Hosseini, P.E.

Hosseini, Hamid

TRAINEE

MATERIAL GROUP

QUALIFICATION

EXPIRATION DATE

H25032055

Asphalt

Asphalt Paving Technician - Level 1

6/29/2014

H25032055

Asphalt

Asphalt Paving Technician - Level 2

7/2/2014

H25032055

Management

QC Manager

7/2/2014

VIVI KAVADAS, P.E. CEI Senior Project Engineer / Project Administrator BS / Civil Engineering / University of Florida PE/Civil Engineering/ FL 49481 TIN K13200067 CTQP – Qualified Instructor / Training Coordinator CTQP - Final Estimates Level 1 & 2 CTQP - QC Manager CTQP - Earthwork Construction Inspection Level 1 & 2 Florida Advanced Maintenance of Traffic Troxler Certified Nuclear Density Gauge Operator FDOT Critical Structures Construction Issues Years Experience: 18 Availability: October 2010 – 100% Education: Registration: Certifications:

Ms. Kavadas has more than 18 years of experience in construction engineering and inspection, materials quality control and maintenance for highway and bridge facilities in Florida. She has significant FDOT project experience on complex projects involving widening and reconstruction, complex phasing and traffic control, Design-Build contract administration, utility adjustments as well as, environmental mitigation and permit compliance. Vivi is very familiar with current FDOT Standard Specifications, policies and procedures including all aspects of field engineering and inspection. She is knowledgeable of modern construction technologies, the use of Site Manager, Hummingbird, LIMS and the ERC System for plan reviews. In addition, she has an extensive background in materials quality control sampling and testing. She is a CTQP Qualified Instructor and administers RK&K’s CTQP Statewide Training Program. Vivi is also very familiar with the Field Standards for Final Estimates and the Construction Project Administration Manual (CPAM). Project Administrator, US-27 Widening/Resurfacing Project, FDOT District One: Vivi is presently serving as the Project Administrator on this $4.1M conventional pay item project south of Haines City (FIN 411039-1-52-01). This 300-day project includes the widening of US-27 from 4 to 6 lanes, installation of 5 directional turn lanes, removal of existing median crossovers, drainage improvements including one box culvert and one bridge culvert, 2 Sound Walls, 24”/36” jack and bores under US-27, two ponds, one flood plain compensation area, signing, pavement markings, utility relocations and potential contamination sites. Vivi is responsible for the day-to-day oversight of all CEI personnel, contract administration and construction inspection. (04/10 – Present) FDOT FIN No: 411039-1 (C8V37) Reference: Doug McClintock, FDOT Consultant Contract Manager (863)519-4326 Senior Project Engineer, Osceola Parkway Phase 1 Widening Project, Osceola County: Ms. Kavadas served as the part-time (10%) Senior Project Engineer for the CEI of the Osceola Parkway Phase 1 Widening Project as part of a Construction Manager at Risk Contract. This $14-million project includes approximately 1.2-miles of widening from a 4 to 6 lane urban divided roadway between Florida’s Turnpike and Buenaventura Boulevard. She was responsible for oversight of the Project Administrator and CEI inspection activities, monitoring materials quality acceptance documentation, contractor schedule reviews, and ensuring as-built record drawings are submitted upon project completion. Ms. Kavadas prepared for and participated in the pre-bid meetings and was responsible for initiating the public outreach/involvement program to gain resident and local business acceptance and support. (11/08 – 02/10) Osceola County Highway Construction Manager: Roscoe Friend, (407) 343-2624 Project Administrator, SunNav Dynamic Message Sign Project, Florida’s Turnpike: This $11.7-million project consisted of the installation of 36 Dynamic Message signs along SR 821, Mainline Turnpike (SR 91) and select arterial roads approaching the Turnpike system as well as, the Information Dissemination System constructed within the Service Plazas. (03/07 – 07/09) FDOT Florida’s Turnpike Project Manager: Carlos Rolon (954) 975-4855.

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Assistant Project Engineer/Contract Support Specialist, SunNav Phase IV Design-Build, Florida’s Turnpike: Ms. Kavadas served in this dual role for the Florida Turnpike’s Design-Build, SunNav Phase IV Fiber Projects, Segments I and II. These projects included $34 million in improvements involving 154 miles of fiber optic cable, approximately 150 CCTV’s, along with 164 iMPATH Encoders, 355 Splice Vaults and 5 Foundry Switches as well as, integration with existing DMS and HAR’s. She was responsible for ensuring contract administration for the specialized ITS activities were consistent with Department CEI procedures. (11/05 – 03-07) Reference: Craig Carnes, P.E., FDOT Florida’s Turnpike Project Manager (407) 948-2179 Senior Project Engineer, Sweetwater Cove Tributary, Seminole County: Ms. Kavadas completed an assignment as the CEI Sr. Project Engineer for the Seminole County Sweetwater Cove Tributary Surface Water Restoration and Erosion Control Project. This project involved restoration of erosion control and storm water treatment systems along the Cove and included excavation and embankment operations to realign the existing creek utilizing geosynthetic fabric reinforcement blankets, construction of concrete sheet pile walls, weir construction, adjustment and relocation of existing sanitary sewer and force mains, concrete barrier walls, driveway and sidewalk construction and extensive landscaping. This project involved significant coordination for environmental permit compliance and public involvement services. (03/05 - 11/05) Reference: Al Collock, Seminole County Project Manager (407) 665-5655 Construction Specialist, Various Constructability Reviews, FDOT District One: Ms. Kavadas also served as a Construction Specialist providing constructability/bidability reviews utilizing the Department’s Electronic Review Comment (ERC) System for various phases of design under a task assignment basis. Reviews included roadway and bridge design projects, highway and bridge rehabilitation projects, resurfacing projects, public transportation facilities, environmental issues, permitting, right-of-way and utility coordination, maintenance of traffic, construction methods and procedures and field investigations to ensure plans adequately address special environmental or jobsite conditions. (03/05 - 11/05) Reference: Terry Muse, P.E., FDOT District 1 Project Manager (863) 519-2226 Senior Project Engineer, US 441 Design-Build Reconstruction Project, FDOT District One: Ms. Kavadas served as a Senior Project Engineer on the US 441 Design-Build Widening and Reconstruction Project in Okeechobee County for FDOT District One. This project consisted of widening over two miles of existing two-lane rural roadway into a four-lane divided urban section. Significant activities included utility adjustments, multi-phase traffic control and significant public involvement. This project was Design-Build and included Contractor Quality Control Specifications and CEI Services within the Design/Build contract. (01/05 - 07/05) Reference: Todd Boehmer, PE (Mactec Rural Resident Engineer), (863) 699-9030 Course Development Engineer/Instructor, University of Florida: Ms. Kavadas worked for the University of Florida as a Course Development Engineer/Instructor. Her primary responsibilities were to develop and maintain the technical content of all training courses in aggregates, asphalt, concrete, earthwork, and final estimates. She is currently a certified CTQP Instructor and coordinates internal and external training. (12/00 - 2/10) FDOT Contract Manager: Yvonne Collins, State Construction Training Administrator (850) 414-4141. District Density Engineer: Ms. Kavadas worked for the Florida Department of Transportation as a District Density Engineer. Her direct responsibilities were for the District Density Inspection Program. (01/93 - 12/00) FDOT Contact: Tim Ruelke, District 2 Construction Engineer, (386) 758-3715 District Laboratory Engineer (EAS Level IV): Ms. Kavadas also served the Department as a District Laboratory Engineer (EAS Level IV) responsible for all testing performed within the Lake City laboratory and investigation of material problems. She also served as Maintenance Manager Systems Engineer while a Senior PE Trainee responsible for coordination of the maintenance activities with District and State maintenance office staff.

TRAINEE

MATERIAL GROUP

QUALIFICATION

EXPIRATION DATE

K13200067

Earthwork

Earthwork Construction Inspection - Level 1

10/13/2014

K13200067

Earthwork

Earthwork Construction Inspection - Level 2

10/20/2014

K13200067

Management

Final Estimates - Level 1

12/18/2014

K13200067

Management

Final Estimates - Level 2

11/17/2014

K13200067

Management

QC Manager

10/20/2014



Mark E. Puckett, PE Senior Project Engineer Years of Experience 24Total

11 With Firm Professional Registration Professional Engineer No, 45974, Florida, 1992 Professional Engineer No, 22345, North Carolina, 2007 Professional Engineer No. 99595, Texas, 2007

Professional Engineer No. 22444, Georgia, 1995 Professional Engineer No. 27298 South Carolina. 2009 Education Bachelor's of Science in Civil Engineering - Construction, North Carolina State University, 1986 TIN P230545630590

Certifications CTQP Final Estimates - Level I CTQP Final Estimates - Level 11 CTQP OC Manager FDEP Stormwater Management Inspector FDOT Advanced Maintenance of Traffic FDOT Critical Structures - Self Study FDOT Disputes Review Board Member FDOT Project Engineer's School Troxier Nuclear Density Gauge Safety

Mark E. Puckett, PE has been employed with Dyer, Riddle, Mills & Precourt, Inc. since 1999 and has 24 years of experience in Construction Engineering Inspection (CEI) of major road and bridge projects, as well as Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) toll plaza and rest area building projects. His areas of expertise include Survey; Materials Sampling and Testing; Documentation; Inspection; and Claims Avoidance. Mr. Puckett's primary responsibility is managing DRMP's CEI Division and he serves as a Senior Project Engineer on active CEI projects. He currently manages 40 + CEI employees assigned to various projects throughout Florida. Mr. Puckett has performed constructability reviews of DRMP's in-house design plans and numerous FDOT in-house and consultant design projects. Additionally, he has prepared the Contract Time Analysis and preliminary schedules for DRMP and FDOT planned projects. He has also assisted in preparation of the specification package and bid documents for in-house design, including the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority's (GOAA) Heintzelmann Boulevard project. Mr. Puckett has served as the Senior Project Engineer or Project Engineer on numerous FDOT construction projects. Responsibilities have included administration of major road and bridge projects. Many of these projects were underway concurrently and required planning and organization of a staff of project administrators, contract support specialists, inspectors, and clerical support. Responsibilities include overseeing daily inspection assignments, documentation, preparation of monthly and final estimate packages; preparation of analysis of recommendation of contractor request for extra time and/or cost; negotiation of extra cost with the contractor; coordination and compliance assurance with all environmental permits; monitoring of project schedules; and holding weekly job progress, utility coordination and construction coordination meetings. Mr. Puckett has also served as the Quality Assurance/Quality Control Manager for the Orlando-Orange County Expressway Authority (OOCEA)'s Western Expressway Part A in Orange County. Responsibilities included development and implementation of QA/QC policy and procedures; contract administration of Owner Furnished Material (OFM) contracts for Mechanically Stabilized Earthwall, piling and beams; establishment and coordination of project Independent Assurance (IA) reviews; and general overview to ensure construction management was performed in accordance with accepted OOCEA/FDOT policy. Dyer, Riddle, Mills & Precourt, Inc. (May 1999 to Present)

Primary responsibility is managing DRMP's CEI Division and he serves as one of DRMP's Senior Project Engineers on active CEl Projects for multiple state, county, and municipalities. Currently, he is serving as DRMP's Senior Project Engineer for the City of Lakeland and for FDOT District Three CEI projects. Additionally, he provides project management for District One on the Districtwide CEI Support for Contract B projects and the Sarasota and Polk County Hybrid projects. "Building the Future on a Foundation of Excellence"



Mark E. Puckett (continued)

Reference:

George D. McClintock (863) 519-4326 Jack Harrison (850) 981-2738 Greg James (863) 834-6040

Parsons Brinkerhoff Construction Services (August 1998 to May 1999)

Mr. Puckett served as QAIQC Manager for the Orlando-Orange County Expressway Authority's Western Expressway, Part A in Orange County. He performed contract administration of Owner Furnished Material (OFM) contracts for RE walls, piling and beams. Law Engineering (March 1998 to August 1998) Mr. Puckett served as Law Engineering's CEI Manager for statewide FDOT projects. He supervised up to 16 employees performing CEI services in FDOT Districts One, Three, Seven, and Florida's Turnpike. Kisinger Campo & Associates, Inc. (February 1992 to March 1998) Mr. Puckett served as KCA's CEI Manager for statewide FDOT projects and as a Senior Project Engineer and Project Engineer on numerous FDOT construction projects. Florida Department of Transportation (July 1986 to February 1992) Mr. Puckett served as a Project Engineer on major road and bridge projects. Responsibilities included overseeing daily inspection assignments; documentation; monthly and final estimate packages; project coordination; monitoring project schedules, holding weekly progress and utility meetings. While employed with the FDOT, Mr. Puckett also completed the Professional Engineer Training Program established by the FDOT to develop and train new college graduates for the transportation industry.

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SR 95 Box Culvert Construction, Escambia County Waring Road Extension, City of Lakeland, Polk County SR 196 Resurfacing, Escambia County SR 8A (1-110) Bridge Painting, Escambia County SR 87 Resurfacing, Santa Rosa County IRC Signal System Group 3, Indian River County Central Florida ITS, Polk County Central Florida SunNav ITS Deployment, Orange, Osceola, and Seminole County John Young Parkway & 1-4 Bridge Painting, Orange County Central Florida Parkway Over 1-4 Bridge Painting, Orange County Triplet Lake Drive, City of Casselberry, Seminole County Bear Lake Road, Seminole County SR 429, Western Expressway-Part C, Orange County Interstate 4 Corridor Consultant, Polk County SR 60 Kissimmee River Bridge, Osceola County SR 25 (US 27) Reconstruction, Highlands County Goldenrod Road Extension, Orange County SR 429 Western Expressway Part A, Orange County SR 500 Reconstruction, OBT, Orange County SR 434 New Construction, Seminole County SR 91 Florida's Turnpike Interchange, Osceola County SR 91 Florida's Turnpike Resurfacing, Osceola County SR 50 Resurfacing, Orange County SR 93 (1-75) Reconstruction, Marion County Sunshine Skyway Bridge Rehab., Manatee and Pinellas County SR 693 and 694 Resurfacing, Pinellas County US 41 Resurfacing, Hillsborough County Sunshine Skyway (1-275) New Construction, Manatee County SR 64 New Construction, Manatee County Sunshine Skyway (1-275) New Rest Area Construction, Manatee and Pinellas County Sunshine Skyway (1-275) New Construction, Manatee County SR 789 New Construction, Sarasota County

"Building the Future on a Foundation of Excellence"

TRAINEE

MATERIAL GROUP

QUALIFICATION

EXPIRATION DATE

P23054563

Management

Final Estimates - Level 1

2/19/2014

P23054563

Management

Final Estimates - Level 2

11/8/2010

Michael Ryan, PE, PMP Senior Project Engineer

Education B.S., Civil Engineering, U.S. Air Force Academy, 2000

Registrations/Licenses Professional Engineer Florida 68358, 2008 Project Management Professional (PMP) 1203762, 2008

Certifications FDOT Advanced Maintenance of Traffic CTQP Quality Control Manager (completed course and exam) FDOT Critical Structures Construction Issues Course FDEP Stormwater, Erosion and Sedimentation Control Inspector

Professional Affiliations Project Management Institute (PMI) Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association (AFCEA)

TIN Number R500556770170

Professional Development Introduction to Project Management, University of Maryland Project Cost Accounting and Finance, University of Maryland Essentials of Project Management, Villanova University Mastering Project Management, Villanova University Project Management “Golden Nuggets,” The Ron Taylor Group Leadership and Communication, Air University

Mr. Ryan is a senior project engineer in PBS&J’s construction engineering and inspection services division. Based in PBS&J’s Fort Myers, Florida, office, he has 10 years of construction oversight, program management, project management, and facility operations management experience. His current duties with PBS&J include managing conventional engineering projects involving various elements such as land, environmental, and right-of way surveys; regulatory approvals and permits; mitigation plans; cost estimating; scheduling; and construction phase services. He organizes field observation and monitoring of contractors' substantial compliance with contracts so that project quality, cost control and established completion schedule are met by the contractor. He also assists in planning and production coordination, financial management, and marketing services. Mr. Ryan’s PBS&J project experience includes: Senior Project Engineer, Collier County, Lely Manor West Outfall (North and South) Construction Engineering and Inspection (CEI) Services. Senior Project Engineer responsible for contract administration services; supervision of field inspection staff; coordination among owners, design engineers, local and state permitting agencies, and contractors; and review/approval of submittals, requests for information (RFIs), change orders, and payment applications. This project involves CEI services for improvements to the Lely Manor West outfall (north and south). Services provided include field testing verification, validation of monthly and final estimates, monitoring of environmental protection and permit compliance, preparation of daily reports, enforcement of maintenance of traffic, detailed constructability review of plans as needed, and coordination of bi-weekly work status meetings. Client Contact: Margaret Bishop, PE, 239.252.5857. Project Manager, Collier County, Lely Area Stormwater Improvement Project: Whitaker Road. Mr. Ryan is currently serving as the project manager providing oversight of this stormwater improvement project. The project consists of developing plans for the construction of over 7,200 LF of open channel and closed channel flow systems. Included in the design is 1,900 LF of box culvert, a weir, ditch block and inlet structures, as well as roadway shoulder improvements and maintenance roads. Additional requirements included acquiring an environmental resource permit modification and coordination with County contracted surveyor and geotechnical engineer. Client Contact: Margaret Bishop, PE, 239.252.5857. Senior Project Engineer, Collier County, Gordon River Water Quality Park. Mr. Ryan served as the senior project engineer overseeing construction engineering and inspection (CEI) services and engineer-of-record services for the construction of a 52-acre passive park encompassing facility erection, stormwater treatment, and civil construction. Responsible for contract administration services; supervision of field inspection staff; coordination between owners, design engineers, local, and state permitting agencies and contractors; and review/approval of submittals, requests for information, change orders, and payment applications. Client Contact: Margaret Bishop, PE, 239.252.5857. Assistant Project Manager, Collier County, Northeast Collier County Trail Feasibility Study, Collier County, Florida. Mr. Ryan was the assistant project manager responsible for overseeing assessment of a 26-mile corridor for a multi-

Michael Ryan, PE, PMP Senior Project Engineer

use pathway in northeast Collier County. Responsible for supervision of subconsultants, coordination with county personnel, and managing data collection, environmental analysis, and alternative trail alignment analysis. Client Contact: Claudine Auclair, 239.252.8192. Before joining PBS&J, Mr. Ryan’s experience with the U.S. Air Force included: 2006 – 2007, Facility Operations Program Element Monitor, Hickam Air Force Base (AFB), Hawaii. Pacific Air Force’s command maintenance engineer responsible for providing technical expertise, project support, and administrative guidance for ten Air Force bases in Alaska, Hawaii, Guam, Japan, and Korea. Managed a $362 million budget supporting real property services, maintenance and repair activities, and preventive maintenance programs. 2003 – 2006, Chief Construction Management, Spangdahlem Air Base, Germany. Led a team of 19 providing engineering support and management of a $43 million construction program. Managed engineer consultants and contractors during the construction of a K9 kennel, veterinary clinic, runway expansion, and multiple facility renovations. 2002 – 2003, Chief Operations, Soto Cano AB, Honduras. Managed 224person work force performing maintenance and repair work on all base infrastructure and 970 facilities. Supervised four Army and Air Force personnel, completing over 400 quality assurance evaluations every month. Contracting officer representative for the $20M base operations services support contract. 2000 – 2002, Chief Maintenance Engineering, Dover AFB, Delaware. Supervised team preparing programming documents and plans for maintenance, repair, and minor construction efforts for 780 facilities, 4,000 acres of grounds, 12 miles of airfield pavements, 52 miles of paved roads, and supporting electrical, water, sewage, and liquid fuel utilities systems. 2005, Commander, Combat Engineer Utility Detachment, Forward Operating Base (FOB) Camp Bucca, Iraq. Led a team of engineer technicians, construction managers, and quality surveillance personnel providing engineering support for the Air Force, Army, and coalition forces. Supervised all engineering efforts to include major and minor construction, facility maintenance, infrastructure support, and community planning at the largest internment facility in Iraq. • Provided cradle-to-grave management of 17 construction projects in excess of $26 million housing 7,000 detainees and providing life support for 2,500 coalition forces. • Directed a 44-member U.S. Army heavy combat engineer team executing six horizontal projects, included grading 900 acres and constructing a 17,000-linear-foot, 10-foot-high dirt wall, all in 60 days. 2001 Chief Maintenance Engineering, Eskan Village, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Supervised team of quality assurance, material acquisition, and operations management personnel and Third Country National Escorts. Air Force liaison for $2.1 million Saudi Arabian Ministry of Defense maintenance contract supporting 836 facilities, 650 acres of grounds, and all supporting infrastructure.

TRAINEE

QUALIFICATION

MISSING REQUIREMENT

R500556770170

QC Manager

Refer to the CTQP Manual Chapter 7, Section 7.4.1 for qualification requirements.

R500556770170

Earthwork Construction Inspection - Level 1

Nuclear Safety Certification

TRAINEE

SESSION NAME

SESSION DATE

R500556770170

QC Manager

Mar 25 - Mar 25, 2009

R500556770170

Earthwork Construction Inspection - Level 1

Jun 15 - Jun 15, 2010

TRAINEE

EXAM

RESULTS

EXAM DATE

R500556770170

QC Manager Written Exam - Rel.8

Pass

86%

3/25/2009

R500556770170

Earthwork Construction Inspection - Level 1 Proficiency Exam - Rel. 3

Pass

100%

6/15/2010

R500556770170

Earthwork Construction Inspection - Level 1 Written Exam - Rel. 3

Pass

96%

6/15/2010

James Shuler, PE Senior Project Engineer Professional Profile Mr. Shuler has more than eight years of industry experience on a wide variety of projects throughout Florida. He has served in an array of positions including serving as Senior Project Engineer, Project Engineer, Assistant Job Superintendent, Field Engineer, and Project Administrator. Mr. Shuler’s responsibilities have included overseeing, managing and administrating a project; completing pay estimates, change orders, and correspondence; as well as implementing the project specifications. He is diligent at supervising his inspection staff and ensuring that a construction project stays on schedule and within budget.

Project Experience January 2010 – Present: SR 82 Widening, Fort Myers, Florida – City of Fort Myers. Part-Time Senior Project Engineer for the SR 82 project which runs from Ortiz Avenue to South of Lee/Colonial Boulevard (CR 884). The project involves widening the existing roadway from four lanes to six lanes and adding new traffic signals at the Buckingham Road intersection, the Forum Boulevard intersection, and at the I-75 ramps. The project also consists of new sidewalk, lighting, landscaping, and widening the I-75 ramps. In addition, the water, sewer and stormwater drainage will be replaced. In order to ensure that the public is kept aware of the project’s progress, current project news is provided through a designated website, and printed site specific information is provided to each of the affected businesses and residential communities in the area. The construction cost for this project is $24.5M. City of Fort Myers Project Manager: Eliana Hayes 239-321-7456. October 2010 – Present: US 301 Widening from Wood Street to Myrtle Avenue, Sarasota County, Florida – FDOT District One. Part-Time Senior Project Engineer on this project which includes adding lanes; reconstruction; milling; resurfacing US 41 at the US 301 intersection; detours for the reconstruction of the US 301/SR 780 intersection; drainage; ADA ramps; new construction from 12th Street to Myrtle Avenue: drainage; under drains; Type-B stabilization; limerock base; curb and gutter; eight-foot wide sidewalks; sanitary sewer; water main; force main; street lighting; mast arm signalization; and interconnect. An intersection closure was required to enable crews to remove 17-inches of roadbed, replace nine-inches of black base, pave 2.5inches of structural course and 1.5-inches of friction course, as well as, lower the final grade of the crown of the road by fourinches. The contractor’s efforts were monitored continuously to ensure no adverse affects on the maintenance of traffic phase occurred. The estimated project cost is $14.6M. FDOT Project Manager: Nikesh Patel, EI 941-359-7300 June 2009 – April 2010: SR 780 (Fruitville Road) Milling and Resurfacing, Sarasota, Florida – FDOT District One. Parttime Senior Project Engineer on this SR 780 (Fruitville Road)

Year of Experience: 8 Professional Registration: • Professional Engineer, Florida #69098, 2009 Education: • BS, Civil & Environmental Engineering, Emphasis in Structures, Virginia Tech, 2002 Employment History: • July 2006 – Present: AIM Engineering & Surveying, Inc. • March 2005 – July 2006: Magnum Construction Management Corp. • May 1998 – February 2005: Kiewit Construction Certifications/Qualifications: • Advanced Maintenance of Traffic • Earthwork Construction Inspection, Level II • Florida Department of Environmental Protection Stormwater Management Inspector • Final Estimates, Level I & II • Quality Control Manager • Troxler Nuclear Density TIN #S460444784170

James Shuler, PE Senior Project Engineer project in Sarasota County from East of US 301 to East of School Avenue, approximately 0.25 miles. The project included milling, resurfacing, ADA sidewalk improvements, signs, and upgrades to two signalized intersections, one of which included mast arm signal upgrades. The paving operations were successfully completed with no straightedge deficiencies and the project was completed on-time and under budget. FDOT Project Manager: Nikesh Patel, EI 941-359-7300 June 2009 – April 2010: SR 780 (Fruitville Road) Milling and Resurfacing from East of School Avenue to East of Honore Avenue, Sarasota County, Florida – FDOT District One. Part-time Senior Project Engineer on this 3.8 mile long SR 780 (Fruitville Road) project which ran from East of School Avenue to East of Honore Avenue and included milling, resurfacing, ADA sidewalk ramps, signs, and five signalized intersection upgrades to mast arms. This project was concurrent with the City of Sarasota’s median landscaping and irrigation work and involved coordinating with several public and private utility owners to upgrade permits. The landscaping, irrigation lines, meters, and median brick work were installed by the City’s landscape contractor while the roadway contractor constructed sidewalk and signal systems. Lane closures and construction conflicts were avoided through extensive communication and coordination with both contractors. The paving operations were successfully completed with no straightedge deficiencies and the project was completed on-time and under budget. The estimated project cost was $4.3M. FDOT Project Manager: Nikesh Patel, EI 941-359-7300 May 2009 – September 2009: US 41 (Venice Bypass) Resurfacing from North of Center Road to South of Bird Bay Drive, Sarasota County, Florida – FDOT District One. Part-time Senior Project Engineer on this 4.5 mile project located on US 41 (Venice Bypass) from North of Center Road to South of Bird Bay Drive. The scope of work included milling, resurfacing, base work, shoulder treatment, curb and gutter, signalization, signing, and pavement markings on SR 45A. The project was completed on time and under budget. The final estimate review was submitted error-free and the construction engineering and inspection budget was well under original projections. Additionally, there were no straight edge deficiencies found on the final surface. The estimated project cost was $2.1M. FDOT Project Manager: Nikesh Patel, EI 941-359-7300 December 2006 – March 2009: Vanderbilt Beach Road (CR 862) Reconstruction from Airport Pulling (CR 31) to Collier Boulevard (CR 951), Naples, Florida – Collier County. Project Administrator on this project which involved the complete reconstruction of the existing two-lane facility to a six-lane urban facility, approximately five miles. In addition, the project included seven new signalized intersections, approximately 12 miles of utilities (which required extensive coordination), four box culvert extensions, and one new box culvert. This project included regular excavation, embankment, stabilization, base, asphalt base, asphalt overbuild, structural asphalt, drainage, handrail, sidewalk, riprap rubble, retaining wall, curb and gutter, signalization, water main, force main, effluent main, interconnect system, and new street lighting. Due to steady growth along this corridor, design revisions occurred throughout the life of this project and effective communication and coordination became an important element. In addition to private development, this project ran concurrently with three other major roadway projects: Collier County’s CR 951 Widening project, Collier County’s Logan Boulevard Extension project, as well as, the FDOT District One’s iRox I-75 Design Build project. To avoid potential conflicts or overlaps, onsite meetings were held, as well as, routine emails and telephone communications were conducted with the adjacent project managers and contractors. As a result, maintenance of traffic phasing and the project schedule became a group effort. This project estimated cost was $37M. Collier County Project Manager: Eddie Martin 239-659-5799 March 2005 – July 2006: I-75/Golden Gate Parkway Interchange, Naples, Florida – FDOT District One. Project Engineer/Assistant Job Superintendent for this $26.6M project to construct new interchange ramps and three new bridges, as well as, widen an existing bridge. Mr. Shuler was responsible for earthwork and utility operations, along with engineering assistance on the structural work. FDOT Project Manager: Gerald Byrne 239-656-7800 May 2004 – February 2005: Salt Creek Bridge, Mexico Beach, Florida – FDOT District Three. Project Engineer for this $4.2M project that included replacing an existing 24-foot by 40-foot wide bridge with a 140-foot by 56-foot wide bridge on US 98. Mr. Shuler was responsible for the subcontractors; setting up and maintaining the budget; overseeing steel sheet-pile installation; and supervising pre-cast concrete arch fabrication. FDOT Project Manager: Robin Cosson 850-575-1800

TRAINEE

MATERIAL GROUP

QUALIFICATION

EXPIRATION DATE

S46044478

Earthwork

Earthwork Construction Inspection - Level 2

8/14/2011

S46044478

Management

Final Estimates - Level 1

8/14/2011

S46044478

Management

Final Estimates - Level 2

9/26/2011

S46044478

Management

QC Manager

9/22/2011

AL TEHRANI, P.E. CEI Senior Project Engineer / Project Administrator Education: Registration: Certifications:

Years Experience: Availability:

MS/ Structural & Geotechnical Engineering, BSCE/Civil Engineering PE/Civil Engineering/ FL 48235/ SC 22736 / VA 038554 / NC 028586 TIN T650327601360 FDOT Advanced MOT CTQP - Final Estimates Level 1 Passed CTQP QC Manager FDOT EEO Contract Compliance Training Troxler Certified Nuclear Density Gauge Operator Stormwater Management Inspection # 7488 FDOT Concrete Inspection Consultant Series FDOT Structures Inspection Part I & II Self Study Course FDOT Asphalt Concrete Paving Insp. Self Study Course FDOT Traffic Signals, Utilities, Environ Consul Series FDOT Signing & Pavement Marking Series FDOT MOT/Claims Analysis Consultant Series FDOT Critical Structures Construction Issues 23 October 2010 – 100%

Mr. Tehrani has more than 23 years of experience in the Construction Engineering and Inspection industry. He has served as an Inspector, Senior Inspector, Office Engineer, a Project Administrator, and Sr. Project Engineer on numerous FDOT, Counties and Expressway Authority (OOCEA) projects since graduating with his Masters Degree in Engineering. Mr. Tehrani has significant experience managing major interstate construction projects and is very familiar with FDOT policies and procedures. He has completed several successful Final Estimates, and is very familiar with the requirements established in the Field Standards for Final Estimates, CPAM, and other contract Specifications. Senior Project Engineer/Project Administrator, 43rd Avenue Bridge Replacement, FDOT District One: This $1.1M Design Build Project replaces an existing 43rd Avenue 3-span 45 foot bridge over a drainage canal in Okeechobee County Florida. The D/B Contractor’s RFP schedule depicts construction beginning January 25, 2010 and completing August 6, 2010. Mr. Tehrani will provide construction management and inspection services during the construction phase of the Project. (12/09 – Present) FDOT FIN No: 426761-1 (C8V72) Reference: Susan Hindman, FDOT Project Admin. (863) 386-6112 Senior Project Engineer, SR 434 Pedestrian Underpass, Seminole County: Construction of a cut and fill tunnel under SR-434 for pedestrians and bicyclists utilizing the Wekiva Trail. The tunnel utilizes cast in place concrete for the ramps and precast segments for the main body. Other work includes the restoration of the roadway, drainage improvements, lighting, utility relocation and signalization. Al was responsible for all material sampling and testing as well as inspection and documentation of all work performed. (04/08 - 07/09) Reference: William Glennon, Seminole County Project Manager (407) 665-5654 Senior Project Engineer, District-wide Miscellaneous Traffic Signal Projects, FDOT District Two: As the Sr. Project Engineer for these projects, Al was responsible for overseeing the various CEI projects within District 2. He directed highly complex and specialized construction engineering inspection and administration. He reviewed policies and procedures on each project for compliance with the FDOT Standards and coordinated with project personnel to ensure project conformity. (07/04 – 04/08) Reference: Jessica Resse, PE, FDOT Project Manager (904) 360-5504 Senior Project Engineer, General Engineering Consulting Services Contract, FDOT District Two: During this time, Al was providing design reviews, Constructability/Bidability reviews and Value Engineering reviews for various projects throughout District 2. (06/04 - 04/08) Reference: Jim Morrison, PE, FDOT Project Manager (386) 754-0220

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Oversight Project Engineer, Widening and Reconstruction of I-4, Polk County FDOT District One: This $86M Interstate project consisted of the widening and reconstruction of I-4 from US-98 to CR- 582. Project included widening I-4 from four to six lanes, bridge widening at SR 33, Berkley Road and Socrum Loop Road, ramp reconstruction at SR 559, CR-557 and the Polk Parkway; replacement of concrete and steel bridges crossing over I-4 at Carpenters Way, Old Combee Rd., Mt. Olive Rd. and CR-557A, and reconstruction of the Socrum Loop Rd. and SR-33 interchanges. (11/02 – 07/04) Reference: David Richey, FDOT Project Manager (863) 519-2307 Senior Project Engineer, Widening and Reconstruction of SR-43 (US 301), FDOT District One: This project was a QC-2000 pilot project converting the existing two lane rural highway to a four lane divided urban section. It included construction of a new bridge culvert, three signalized intersections, drainage, removal of an abandoned sewer treatment plant, earthwork, utility relocations including JPA’s, sidewalk and street lighting. Responsibilities included construction administration, supervision of the office and inspection staff, and oversight of the Contractor’s Quality Control Program. (01/02 – 11/02) Reference: Jill Henshaw-Guadagno (941) 359-5696 Resident Project Engineer, County-wide Minor CEI Projects, Seminole County: This was the Seminole County Continuing Contract for Minor Projects. Related experience included: SR-52 Mitigation; Citrus Avenue Project, Seminole County; Howell Creek Project, Seminole County; Lake Howell, Seminole County; Oxford Road Project, Seminole County. (04-01 – 01/02) Reference: Tom Radzai (407) 665-5715 Resident Engineer, Winter Park Drive Project, City Of Casselberry: Al was responsible for construction administration as well as the supervision of the office staff and the CEI inspection staff. This project included drainage improvements, landscaping, and replacing and widening existing roadway. (12/98 - 03/01) Reference: Bill Goucher, P.E. (407) 262-7725 Project Engineer, SR 52 Widening and Reconstruction, FDOT District Seven: Project was an urban reconstruction project with extensive utility impacts and mitigation. Responsible for construction administration, supervision of the office staff as well as the CEI inspection staff. (01/98 - 11/98) Reference: Cliff Cooper (813) 554-2209 Project Engineer, SR-500 (OBT) Widening and Resurfacing FDOT District Five: Al’s duties consisted of contract administration, plan review, liaison between FDOT and the contractor, review claims and recommendations to FDOT, and prepared monthly construction progress reports for payments to the contractor. (06/97 - 11/02) Reference: William Downs, P.E. (904) 943-5345 Constructability Review/Claims Analyst, FDOT District One: This was a task assignment-based contract where Al reviewed claims for the Department and made recommendations as required. (08/97 - 11/02) Reference: Ms. Sharon Hedrick-Harris (863) 519-2382 Project Engineer, I-95 Motorist Aid Call Box Projects, FDOT District Five: - This CEI contract consisted of nine projects from the Georgia State line to Brevard County with a combined construction cost of $9M. The projects included the installation of motorist aid call boxes, microwave towers, as well as FHP building modifications. The construction inspection activities consisted of concrete testing, drilled shaft construction and miscellaneous construction activities. Al was also responsible for monthly estimates preparation, final measurements, as well as material sampling and testing and all other aspects of FDOT contract administration. (09/94 - 06/97) Senior Inspector, Beeline Expressway Widening and Resurfacing Project, FDOT District Five: This project consisted of the widening and resurfacing of approximately one mile of highway as well as the construction of a new mainline toll plaza with a tunnel and the demolition of the existing plaza. Al was responsible for the overall inspection of the entire drainage improvements, signing and pavement markings, building and canopy electrical, HVAC and plumbing work. He was also responsible for monthly estimate preparation, sampling and testing, final measurements and the supervision of the subordinate inspectors. (04/92 - 09/94) Sr. Inspector/Office Engineer, Southern Connector Toll Plaza Construction, OOCEA: This toll plaza project consisted of constructing two new toll plazas with tunnels and eight ramp plazas. Al’s duties consisted of inspection, HVAC, electrical, plumbing, electronic inspection, preparation of monthly quantity for payment and preparation of asbuilts. (02/91- 04/92) 

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QUALIFICATION

EXPIRATION DATE

T65032760

Management

Final Estimates - Level 1

6/10/2014

RESUME

Allan Wander, P.E. Project Administrator/Senior Project Engineer Years Experience: 32 total; 21 with SAI Education: Master of Science – Civil Engineering, University of Florida, 2009 Bachelor of Science – Civil Engineering, Point Park University, 2005 Professional Registration: Professional Engineer, Civil Engineering – Florida (70324), Pennsylvania (PE063158) Qualifications: FDOT CTQP Certifications (TIN #W53601656) NICET Level II – Highway Materials FDOT – CPPR and LIMS Earthwork Levels I and II FDOT – Supplemental Agreements Asphalt Paving Level I FDOT – Construction Claims Q.C. Manager Stormwater Inspector Certification Final Estimates Levels I and II Radiation Safety Officer Intermediate and Advanced MOT NICET Level IV – Highway Construction FDOT 2008 Construction Academy Dale Carnegie Leadership Training FDOT-Approved Instructor for Intermediate MOT FDEP-Qualified Stormwater Management Instructor (Instructor No. 538) Summary of Experience: Mr. Wander has acquired extensive experience while assigned to a variety of major transportation projects. His professional experience includes construction project management, CPM scheduling, project partnering, roadway and structure supervision, claims review and resolution and soil and aggregate sampling and testing, and Hot-in-Place Recycled (HIPR) asphalt. Relevant Projects: Χ SR 84, Collier County – Florida Department of Transportation – September 2009 to March 2010 – Project Administrator/Senior Project Engineer on this FDOT project (FIN #422400-1-52-01), which consists of roadway widening, milling and resurfacing, traffic signal work, signs, pavement markings, and audible pavement markings. Mr. Wander was responsible for overseeing the preparation of all work orders, final estimate preparation as well as certifying the final estimate and as-built plans. Χ US 41, Collier County – Florida Department of Transportation – December 2007 to September 2008 – Project Administrator on this FDOT project (Fin # 417248-1-52-01; 417248-2-52-01; 417248-3-52-01), the contract included three separate projects under one construction project and consists of roadway widening, milling, and resurfacing utilizing conventional pavement and 12 miles of Hot-In-Place Recycled (HIPR) asphalt and preconstruction activities including developing test procedures for the HIPR asphalt. Mr.

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Wander was responsible for overseeing the preparation of all progress estimates, work orders, SAs, and preparation of the final estimate and as-built plans. S.R. 0030, Section 07C – Bedford County, PA – Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, District 9-0 – 2004 to 2006 – Construction Manager for five miles of fulldepth asphalt paving on new and existing alignment through an active business district requiring coordination with local schools, businesses, and residences. Extensive utility relocation, including water and sewage lines and drainage work, MOT, erosion control, and public relations. Included were new structures and rehabilitation of existing structures. Construction cost - $35 million. S.R. 0030, Section 07B – Bedford County, PA – Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, District 9-0 – 2001 to 2004 – Construction Manager for six miles of full-depth asphalt paving on new and existing alignment with extensive utility relocation work and drainage, MOT, and rehabilitation of existing structures. Project was through a busy business and residential area and required coordination with local schools, businesses, and residences. Construction cost - $32 million. S.R. 6026, Section A02, Centre County, Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, District 2-0 – April 2000 to October 2001 – Construction Manager for construction of new limitedaccess highway including 1.4 miles of concrete mainline pavement with nine dual bridges – four structures with steel girders and five with concrete girders. Construction cost - $23.5 million. S.R. 0322, Section C04, Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, District 2-0 – April 1999 to November 1999 – Construction Manager for the rehabilitation of the Lewistown Bypass, including milling and resurfacing, drainage upgrades, structure rehabilitation, and roadway safety upgrades. Construction cost - $8 million. S.R. 6219, Section B08, Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, District 9-0 – March 1997 to March 1999 – Construction Manager for the construction of 6.8 miles of limitedaccess expressway, including 11 prestressed concrete bridge structures, two multi-girder steel bridge structures, and two cast-in-place box culverts. Construction cost - $53 million.

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Allegheny Valley Interchange – Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission ($10 million) South Tenth Street Bridge Rehabilitation – Allegheny County ($9.5 million) Rehabilitation and Widening of Pennsylvania Turnpike Bridges ($2.8 million) S.R. 0019 and S.R. 0065, West End Bridge Rehabilitation ($46 million) L.R. 1021, Section 04 – East Street Expressway ($16 million) L.R. 1040, Section 02 – East Street Expressway($13 million) L.R. 798, Section 06R – Interstate 70 ($16 million)

References: Tim Hendrix – FDOT CCEI Project Manager, Ft. Myers Operations Center – 239.656.7871 Mary Wiley – FDOT CCEI Project Manager, Ft. Myers Operations Center – 239.656.7866 Judy Rice – FDOT Senior Project Administrator, Ft. Myers Operations Center – 239.656.7870 Linda Sposito – Construction Project Manager, City of Punta Gorda, Florida – 239.362.8067 Steve Steele – Pennsylvania Department of Transportation – 814.207.0289

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QUALIFICATION

EXPIRATION DATE

W53601656

Asphalt

Asphalt Paving Technician - Level 1

5/17/2012

W53601656

Asphalt

Asphalt Paving Technician - Level 2

3/5/2014

W53601656

Earthwork

Earthwork Construction Inspection - Level 1

2/14/2012

W53601656

Earthwork

Earthwork Construction Inspection - Level 2

2/21/2012

W53601656

Management

Final Estimates - Level 1

12/14/2011

W53601656

Management

Final Estimates - Level 2

1/26/2012

W53601656

Management

QC Manager

3/5/2014

Project Administrators



Dave C. Catron, El Project Engineer Years of Experience 29 Total 6 With Firm Professional Registration Engineering Intern No. 9082, Virginia 1981 Education Bachelors of Science in Civil Engineering; Virginia Tech, 1981 TiN C365163583410

Certifications CTQP Asphalt Paving Technician - Level I CTQP Final Estimates - Level I CTQP Final Estimates -Level It FCPA Concrete Pavement Seminar FCPA Soil Cement Seminar FDEP Stormwater Management FDOT Advanced Maintenance of Traffic FDOT Critical Structures Construction Issues Self Study GRL Deep Foundation Seminar

Dave C. Catron, El has been employed with Dyer, Riddle, Mills & Precourt, Inc. since 2003. Mr. Catron has 28 years of construction experience in the transportation and infrastructure development industry. This experience includes extensive underground construction comprising stormwater drainage control systems, water and wastewater systems, electrical distribution, communication, signal and His experience includes major control systems, and fuel piping. earthwork and excavation, soil stabilization, deep densification, pile and drilled shaft foundations, temporary and permanent retaining wall systems, complex bridge structures, and plant produced material fabrication inspection, along with sign, signal and lighting systems, and pavement marking. He has performed and managed Consultant CEI Services, including CEI final records audits; CPM Schedule review, change order analyses and preparation, cost and schedule impact claim analyses, constructability reviews, cost-benefit analyses, financial budget development and construction engineering inspection. WORK HISTORY Dyer, Riddle, Mills & Precourt, Inc. (November 2003 to Present) Mr. Catron currently serves as Project Engineer/ Project Administrator on a Locally Administered FDOT ARRA Milling and Resurfacing Project on Palm Coast Parkway (SE) from Old Kings Rd to Palm Harbor Parkway for the City of Palm Coast. The construction contract value is $281,999.60 Construction Starts in May 2010 and is expected to be complete in June 2010. Reference: Donald Schrager, Construction Manager (386) 986-4789 Mr. Catron currently serves as Project Engineer/Project Administrator on a Locally Administered FDOT ARRA Bridge and Seawall Rehabilitation Project on Palm Harbor Parkway over the Clubhouse Canal for the City of Palm Coast. The construction contract value is $741,881.69 Construction Started in March 2010 and is expected to be complete in August 2010. Reference: John Morris, PMP, Capital Projects Manager (386) 986-3798 Mr. Catron also currently serves as Project Engineer/ Project Administrator for the City of Lakeland on the Waring Road Extension Project. The construction contract value is $1,977,208.18 Construction Started in November 2009 and is expected to be complete in August 2010. Reference: Lana Braddy, Special Project Coordinator (813) 834-6779 Mr. Catron served as Project Engineer/Project Administrator for the Florida Department of Transportation on three Projects: SR 426 Widening and Reconstruction Project in Orange County. SR 426 (FIN 404525-1-52-01) consists of widening 1 mile of existing two lane rural roadways to a four lane urban with curb & gutter and storm drainage improvements, with the construction of two new stormwater retention ponds. The project also includes a surcharge embankment, with vertical wick drains for the compression of deep compressible soils. This project included a Joint Project Agreement (JPA) with the

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City of Oviedo for construction of water and sewer utilities valued at $2,595,069. The standard contract value is $14,868,709 plus a time bid of $754,000. (Final Construction Cost $15,699,647.79) Project Completed March 2009. SR 434 consisted of Milling and Resurfacing 2.5 miles from SR 50 to north of Centaurus Drive, and included replacement of Curb and Sidewalk for ADA compliance and the upgrade of Pedestrian Detectors and Signals, with Replacement and Adjustment of Sanitary Manholes & Valve Boxes for Orange County Utilities thru a JPA agreement. (Construction Cost $3,326,900). Project completed July 2007.

SR 46 Resurfacing consisted of Milling and Resurfacing 5.1 miles of from West of Orange Blvd to west of US 17; and included widening (415978-1-52-01) for turn lane construction east of the Wekiva River at River Oaks circle and at Avenue C in Geneva. (Construction Cost $6,740,000). Project completed December 2007. Reference: Trevor Williams, PE, FDOT Project Manager (407) 482-7820 Mr. Catron served as the Owner's Construction Representative during construction of the new interchange of Lake Nona Blvd. and SR 417 in Orange County. This project is being constructed by Lake Nona Properties (Private Development) through a JPA with Orlando Orange County Expressway Authority (OOCEA). Mr. Catron's duties included providing oversight of inspection activities, contract administration activities, and project coordination with the owner, utility companies, City of Orlando, the Contractor and the OOCEA. Work included a full diamond interchange, 4 ramps, two (2) bridges over SR 417 and OUC Railroad, pond construction, underground electric and telephone distribution, water, reuse water and sanitary force main utility construction with jack and bore casings under OUC Railroad and SR 417, and ramp toll plaza construction. (Construction Cost $20,000,000). Project completed July 2007. Reference: Charlie Luscuskie (407) 909-7050 Additionally, Mr. Catron served as the CEI Project Engineer for Seminole County on the retrofit of existing stormwater management for Tiffany Woods Subdivision and during widening and reconstruction of Markham Road. He served as the Project Engineer and Inspector for storm drainage pipe and structures, earthwork, roadway base and paving, and restoration of existing appurtenances. Reference: Antoine Khoury, P.E. (407) 665-5768 Served as a Construction Administration Representative for Toho Water Authority on the relocation of the primary water, sewer, and the reuse water transmission mains near the Sand Hill Road wastewater treatment plant in Osceola County. Reference: Robert Pelham, P.E. (407) 518-2253 AERO BridgeWorks, Inc. (May 2002 to February 2003) Resident Project Manager representing FMC Jetway on the installation, rehabilitation and relocation of Passenger Boarding Bridges, point of use Pre-Conditioned Air and Aircraft Ground Power Units, at Kansas City International Airport. Reference: Michael Madlock (770) 423-4200

ZHA Incorporated (August 1987 to March 2002) Represented the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority (GOAA) during the Near Term Public Parking and Ground Transportation, North and South Terminal Expansion, and 4th Runway Construction Programs at Represented Osceola County during the Orlando International and Orlando Executive Airports. construction of Osceola Parkway, as Project Engineer on a 2.7 mile section of an Arterial Divided Highway Construction with post tensioned bridge over CSX Railroad. Represented the Orlando Orange County Expressway Authority during the design and construction of the Central Florida Green Way (SR 417), and extensions of the Holland East-West Expressway (SR 408). Reference: Andrew J. Murray, III (407) 422-7487 Sverdrup Corporation (November 1986 to August 1987) 11Q-ih4;-n thn Crrtrrrn an 9 Cnrrnrl^tinn of Cvneltc^nnerT

TRAINEE

MATERIAL GROUP

QUALIFICATION

EXPIRATION DATE

C36516358

Asphalt

Asphalt Paving Technician - Level 1

6/16/2014

C36516358

Management

Final Estimates - Level 1

8/24/2012

C36516358

Management

Final Estimates - Level 2

11/19/2014

George Cole

Project Administrator GBF Engineering, Inc.

Years of Experience: 18 Years with GBF: 2010 - Present TIN: C40030165 Education Associates Degree, Computer Engineering, Tampa Technical Institute Training and Certifications  Asphalt Paving Technician, Levels 1 and 2  Earthwork Construction Inspection, Levels 1 and 2  Drilled Shaft Inspection,  QC Manager  Final Estimates – Levels 1 & 2  CTQP Concrete Field Technician – Level 1  ACI Concrete Field Testing Technician, Grade 1  MOT – Advanced Level  IMSA Work Zone Safety  DEP – Qualified Storm Water Management Inspector  OSHA 10 Hour Safety Course  Troxler Nuclear Certified  CPN Nuclear Update Class

Mr. Cole has been involved in the roadway construction industry for more than eighteen years, and has assisted the Department in leading construction inspection teams to achieve the timely completion of quality projects. George has extensive experience with Department procedures and material testing along with the ability to motivate inspectors and the construction personnel to attain a superior work product that meets FDOT Standards. This is accomplished by anticipating potential issues and addressing these items in a timely manner before they cause conflicts or delays. George also has considerable experience with the responsibilities of accurately completing final estimates. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Mar. ’10 – Present Polk Parkway Widening & Pace Rd Interchange Florida’s Turnpike Enterprise (GBF Engineering, Inc.) – Project Administrator This design-build project entails the widening of SR 570 (Polk Parkway) from MP 22 to 24, from a 2-lane facility to a 4-lane divided facility. Also included is the construction of a new interchange at Pace Rd, which will serve as direct access to the proposed USF Polytechnic Campus to be located at the SW corner of Polk Parkway and I-4,. The existing mainline toll plaza at MP 21 will be modified to accommodate two new Sunpass Only lanes. This project entails many aspects of road and bridge toll facility construction including roadway widening, bridge construction, drainage, signalization, lighting, ITS, minor building construction, and signing & pavement markings. Reference: Fernando Gomez, Project Manager (407) 264-3841

Sept’08 – Mar ‘10, Project Administrator Lutz Lake Fern Road Interchange (Greenehorne & Omara) Project Administrator for the construction of the on and off ramps at the interchange of the Suncoast Parkway for the Turnpike Enterprise. This is a 14.5 million dollar project which involved installing new access and exit ramps and the widening and reconstruction of .6 miles of Lutz Lake Fern Road for Hillsborough County. Reference: Ms. Marilyn Schmuki, Turnpike Project Manager (407) 265-3635) May ’07 – Sept. ‘08, Project Administrator SR 45 Widening, Nokomis, FL - Project Administrator for the construction of 3 miles of roadway for

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Project Administrator GBF Engineering, Inc.

District 1 FDOT. This is a $32 million dollar project which involves widening and reconstruction of US 41 between Bird Bay Blvd. and SR 681 in Sarasota County. Reference: Ms. Catherine Colford, FDOT District 1 Project Manager (941) 359-7370 Apr. ’05 – May ’07, Project Administrator Western Beltway Section “C” – Florida’s Turnpike Enterprise. Project Administrator for the construction of 5 miles of roadway for the Turnpike Enterprise. This was a $69 million dollar project which involved new roadway construction from the I-4 interchange to U.S.192 in Osceola County. George was responsible for 6 inspectors in the oversight of this construction. This project included over 2.5 million cubic yards of embankment, extensive drainage and subsoil excavation as well as the usual aspects of new construction. Reference: Fernando Gomez (407) 532-3999 Oct. ’03-Apr. ’05, Project Administrator/Senior Inspector Crosstown Expressway (78th Street to I-75). Project Administrator/Senior Inspector for the roadway section of the Crosstown Expressway Expansion. This project involved the widening and reconstruction of the Crosstown Expressway (78th street to I-75), a major thoroughfare through Tampa, which serves as the primary route for commuters from Brandon to downtown Tampa area. This project also involved the widening of existing bridges, reconstruction of roadway, storm drainage, utilities, retention areas and extensive Maintenance of Traffic. Reference: Dave Bergeron, G&O, (813) 918-1133. Jul. ’01-Oct. ’03, Senior Inspector. Brandon Feeder Roads. Senior Inspector for the Brandon Feeder Roads on the Crosstown Expressway Expansion Project. This project involved the construction of the entrance and exit roads that service the reversible express lanes of the Crosstown Expressway. This project also involved major utility relocation and coordination, maintenance of traffic, coordination with local businesses, con-span box culvert system, pedestrian bridge, recreational trail, ITS system, and storm drainage system and retention pond construction. This Feeder Road project is an area of high traffic congestion where maintaining traffic flow and business access was essential to the success to the project. Reference: Dave Bergeron, G&O, (813) 918-1133. Apr. ’00-Jul. 01, Project Administrator West Bay Drive SR 686 – FDOT District 7 - Project Administrator for the City of Largo project with FDOT District 7 oversight. This project involved the widening and reconstruction of SR 686. Activities included coordination and relocation of existing utilities, storm drainage, embankment, base, asphalt pavement as well as brick pavers, grassing, signalization, decorative lighting and extensive landscaping. Reference: Duane Aldrich, FDOT District 7 (813) 975-6000. Other Projects Include: Mar. ’99-Apr. ‘00, Senior Inspector - Suncoast Expressway – Florida’s Turnpike Enterprise. Jun. ’96-Mar. ‘99, Senior Inspector - Polk Parkway – Florida’s Turnpike Enterprise Feb. ’96-Jun.’96, Senior Inspector - S.R. 776 Englewood – FDOT District 1 Jan. ’95-Feb. ‘96, Senior Inspector - Southern Connector – Florida’s Turnpike Enterprise Sept. ’92-Jan. ’95, Inspector - Veterans Expressway – Florida’s Turnpike Enterprise Sept. ’91-Sept. ’92 - S.R. 60 from Valrico Road to S.R. 39 - FDOT District 7

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TRAINEE

MATERIAL GROUP

QUALIFICATION

EXPIRATION DATE

C40030165

Asphalt

Asphalt Paving Technician - Level 1

7/25/2012

C40030165

Asphalt

Asphalt Paving Technician - Level 2

7/25/2012

C40030165

Concrete

Concrete Field Technician - Level 1

1/6/2012

C40030165

Earthwork

Earthwork Construction Inspection - Level 1

12/18/2013

C40030165

Earthwork

Earthwork Construction Inspection - Level 2

6/20/2013

C40030165

Geotech

Drilled Shaft Inspection

7/20/2011

C40030165

Management

Final Estimates - Level 1

10/20/2011

C40030165

Management

Final Estimates - Level 2

8/7/2012

C40030165

Management

QC Manager

9/17/2013

James W. Ennis, PE PMP Project Administrator

Education M.S., Civil Engineering, Auburn University, 2004 - 2005 B.S., Civil Engineering, Auburn University, 2004

Registrations/Licenses Professional Engineer, Alabama (30841) Professional Engineer, Florida (pending Board approval) Project Management Professional (521568)

Certifications FDOT Advanced Maintenance of Traffic CTQP Asphalt Paving Inspection – Levels I and II CTQP Concrete Field Technician – Level I CTQP Final Estimates – Levels I and II CTQP Quality Control Manager ACI Concrete Field Inspector – Level I (01075294) FDEP Stormwater, Erosion and Sedimentation Control Inspector, 12211 Multiline - Basic

TIN Number E52045980

Professional Development Issues Common to All Project Managers, Part , Project Management Handbook, Computer Based Training (FDOT) Advanced Debris Management Florida Department of Community Affairs, 2001

Mr. Ennis serves as a construction management representative in PBS&J's Southeast Construction Services division. Based in PBS&J's Orlando (Florida) office, he has six years of construction and engineering experience encompassing construction project management and engineering project management, construction engineering inspection, surveying, contract administration, and tracking of construction cost and scheduling. He has served as a Project Administrator and Contract Support Specialist for construction engineering and inspection (CEI) teams for bridge construction, urban road widening, interstate milling & resurfacing and surveying projects. Mr. Ennis's PBS&J experience includes: Project Administrator & Contract Support Specialist, FDOT District 5, CR 516 Palm Bay Rd Construction/CEI Services, Palm Bay, Florida. Project Administrator & Contract Support Specialist responsible for processing monthly pay estimates, final estimate, on-the-job-training tracking & administration, EEO compliance monitoring and assisting the Sr. Project Engineer with progress tracking and reporting, materials (LIMS) tracking & reporting, contract changes, permitting, chairing meetings, and managing utility conflicts. This design/bid/build project involves the reconstruction and widening of 5 miles of urban roadway from four to six lanes inclusive of signalization, multiple utility relocation and interstate overpass widening. The scope of work involves extensive construction management services including project coordination, construction engineering and inspection, materials sampling/testing/reporting, and contract administration. Dates of Service: November 2007 – present. Construction Cost: $50 million / FIN 241221-2-52-01. Client Contact: Melissa Furlong, P.E., FDOT District Five, 321.639.5746. Contract Support Specialist/Office Engineer, FDOT District 5, I-95 NB Mill & Resurface with Guardrail & Ramp Improvements, Palm Bay, Florida. Contract Support Specialist/Office Engineer responsible for processing the monthly pay estimates, final estimate, EEO Compliance monitoring and assisting the Sr. Project Engineer and the Resident Project Administrator with progress tracking and reporting, materials (LIMS) tracking & reporting, contract changes, permitting, setting agendas for progress meetings, and managing utility conflicts. This design/build project involves the milling & resurfacing of 12.5 miles of two lane northbound I-95, the widening of the Malabar Rd. Southbound I-95 offramp and the installation of four miles of guardrail and shoulder widening along Southbound I-95. The scope of work involves extensive construction management services including project coordination, construction engineering and inspection, materials sampling/testing/reporting, and contract administration. Dates of Service: December 2008 – September 2009.Construction Cost: $6 million/ FIN 424228152-01. Client Contact: Melissa Furlong, P.E., FDOT District Five, 321.639.5746. Contract Support Specialist, FDOT District 3, I-10/I-110 Escambia Bay Bridge Replacement Design/Build Services Pensacola, Florida. Contract Support Specialist responsible for assisting the Sr. Project Engineer and the Resident Project Administrator with progress tracking and reporting, contract changes, claims assessment & response, setting agendas for progress meetings, and managing utility conflicts. This design/build project involved the replacement of the I-10/Escambia Bay Bridge structures (that were damaged by

James W. Ennis, PE PMP Project Administrator

Hurricane Ivan in 2004), with new, three-lane bridges designed parallel to and south of the existing bridge. The scope of work involves extensive construction management services including project coordination, construction engineering and inspection, materials sampling and testing, and contract administration. Dates of Service: September 2005 – January 2008. Construction Cost: $243 million / FIN 417474252-01. Client Contact: Eric Benson, P.E., FDOT District Three, 850-981-2800.

Before joining PBS&J, Mr. Ennis's experience included the following: Served as a graduate research assistant at Auburn University in Auburn, Alabama, where he was responsible for designing and implementing data collection for traffic volume measurements for isolated signalized intersections and small-town-networked intersections. Also, analyzed the data and recommended timing design changes to increase the efficiency of the signalized intersections. For an engineering and land surveying firm based in Auburn, Alabama, he served as a field surveyor/party chief/crewperson on projects for clients ranging from private landowners, developers, city and county government agencies, and the Alabama Department of Transportation. For an environmental firm based in Auburn, Alabama, he served as a field technician/intern responsible for testing and reporting environmental air quality compliance for paper mills throughout the southeastern United States.

TRAINEE

MATERIAL GROUP

QUALIFICATION

EXPIRATION DATE

E52045980

Asphalt

Asphalt Paving Technician - Level 1

6/16/2014

E52045980

Asphalt

Asphalt Paving Technician - Level 2

6/16/2014

E52045980

Concrete

Concrete Field Technician - Level 1

5/6/2011

E52045980

Management

Final Estimates - Level 1

10/25/2010

E52045980

Management

Final Estimates - Level 2

3/28/2011

E52045980

Management

QC Manager

6/16/2014

James R. Frye

Project Administrator GBF Engineering, Inc.

Years of Experience: 37 Years with GBF: 2002 - Present TIN#: F600456501880 Education: 

Michigan State University – School of Engineering

Training and Certifications  CTQP Asphalt Paving Level I& II 

CTQP QC Manager

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CTQP Earthwork Level I (Pending)

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CTQP Final Estimates Level II (Pending)

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Work Zone Traffic Control Supervisor – ATSSA

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FDOT Asphalt Roadway Technician – C.A.R.T.

Mr. Frye has over 37 years experience in road and bridge construction from the construction engineering and inspection (CEI) and contractor sides. He has held positions that include: Project Engineer, Sr. Roadway Inspector, Roadway and Bridge Inspector and Contractor Asphalt Manager. Because of his experience on the contractor side, he has a unique perspective of the transportation construction industry from the contractor’s viewpoint. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Jan.’10 – Present CEI Services for Resurfacing SR-5/US-1/Federal Highway from C-16 Canal to Hypoloxo Road and SR-5/US-1 from South of SR-794/Yamato Road to South of C-15 Canal in Palm Beach County (FM Nos. 41531116201 and 41689716201) – FDOT District 4 (GBF Engineering, Inc.) – Project Administrator This contract entails milling and resurfacing, drainage, pipe lining, signalization and landscaping improvements for two major arterials that transverse urban commercial areas in Palm Beach County. Reference: Jacques Beaubrun, Palm Beach Operations PM, (561) 432-4966

Dec. ‘08- Jan ‘10 I-75 – “Alligator Alley” – FIN 415394-1-5201 & 415397-252-01, FDOT Indian River County - Project Administrator Mr. Frye’s duties as Project Administrator included final  Troxler Electronics estimates, milling, resurfacing, drainage, TMS system, and Laboratories, Inc. – Nuclear landscape and pavement markings. He is responsible for Density Gauge Safety assisting the Sr. Project Engineer with resolution of project issues and ensuring all project documentation is accurate. Reference: Jay Jalali, FDOT Project Manager (954) 776-4300 

Stormwater Management Inspector

Jul. ‘07- Dec. ‘08 SR-60 - 21st Ave. to Mockingbird Road – FIN 403596-1-5201, FDOT Indian River County Project Administrator. Mr. Frye’s duties as Project Administrator included final estimates, milling, resurfacing, drainage, signalization, irrigation, and landscape and pavement markings. Jim is responsible for assisting the Sr. Project Engineer with resolution of project issues and ensuring all project documentation is accurate.

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James “Jim” Frye

James R. Frye

Project Administrator GBF Engineering, Inc.

Reference: John Nelson, FDOT Project Manager (772) 489-7072 Jul.'06 – Jul. ‘07 SR-5 (US-1) from River Shores Boulevard to Jensen Beach Boulevard, FDOT Martin County - Project Administrator/ Contract Support Specialist This $3.8 million project consisted of the milling and resurfacing of SR-5 (US-1) from River Shores Boulevard to Jensen Beach Boulevard. The scope of work included turn lane widening, signage and pavement markings, signalization and lighting. Mr. Frye was responsible for assisting the Sr. Project Engineer with resolution of project issues and ensuring all project documentation is accurate. Reference: John Nelson, FDOT Project Manager (772) 489-7072 Oct’05 – July'06 I-75 from the Dade-Broward County line to North of Sheridan Street, FDOT Broward County Project Administrator This $11 million project consisted of the milling and resurfacing of I-75 from the Dade-Broward County line to north of Sheridan Street. The scope of work included auxiliary lane widening, signage and pavement markings, landscaping and lighting. Mr. Frye was responsible for all project documentation, monthly pay estimates, and assisting the Sr. Project Engineer with resolution of project issues. Reference: Jay Jalali, FDOT Project Manager (954) 776-4300 Nov’03 – Oct’05 Miami Gardens Drive, FDOT District 6 - Project Administrator This project involved the reconstruction, widening and resurfacing of two sections of Miami Gardens Drive and the Florida Turnpike Bridge over Miami Gardens Drive. Mr. Frye was responsible for the oversight of project personnel and contractor operations to ensure compliance with FDOT Contract Documents. He was responsible for resolution of project issues, ensuring complete and accurate project documentation to include the Final Estimate package and assisting the project’s Sr. Project Engineer in all project related decisionmaking. The scope of work included milling and resurfacing, widening, drainage construction, bridge construction, retaining wall construction, lighting installation, signalization installation, landscaping installation, signing and pavement markings, etc. Reference: Ivan Hay, P.E. – North Dade Assistant Resident Engineer (305) 650-0016 Feb’02 – June’03 Indian River Group 2 Resurfacing Projects, FDOT Indian River County - Contract Support Specialist Mr. Frye served as Office Engineer on two milling and resurfacing projects on SR A1A in Vero Beach. This project used FDOT Site Manager for project documentation and as a result Mr. Frye is Jim is thoroughly familiar with the software. The projects consisted of approximately 10 miles of resurfacing, widening, drainage installation, signalization, lighting and concrete sidewalk construction. He was responsible for all project documentation to include preparation of the final estimates package, supplemental agreements, change orders, work orders, etc. and maintenance of all project files. Mr. Frye also supported field personnel with inspection and the Sr. Project Engineer with project management issues. Reference: John Nelson – Ft. Pierce Operations CEI Project Manager (772) 489-7072

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James “Jim” Frye

Frye, Jim

TRAINEE

MATERIAL GROUP

QUALIFICATION

EXPIRATION DATE

F60045650

Asphalt

Asphalt Paving Technician - Level 1

11/18/2013

F60045650

Asphalt

Asphalt Paving Technician - Level 2

9/22/2010

F60045650

Management

QC Manager

9/22/2010

Stephan A. Marcella Assistant Project Administrator

Education B.S., Civil Engineering, University of Florida, 2000

Registrations/Licenses Engineer Intern (EI), Florida, 1100005879

Certifications FDOT Intermediate MOT CTQP Final Estimates – Levels I and II CTQP Quality Control Manager Course (passed exam)

TIN Number M62478171

Mr. Marcella has more than ten years of experience in engineering, inspection, and materials management for horizontal and vertical construction projects in south Florida. His experience includes quantity tracking, invoice processing, material tracking, and project controls for various roadway projects. Mr. Marcella’s relevant project experience includes: Project Administrator, Florida’s Turnpike Enterprise (FTE), Martin County, Florida. Serves as Project Administrator for Martin County Canal protection work, which includes replacement of existing guardrail, installation of cable guardrail, and miscellaneous improvement along Florida’s Turnpike through Martin County. Client Contact: Eric Rush, P.E., Project Manager, 954.934.1132. Project Administrator and Structure and Mechanical Systems Inspection Manager, South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD). Project Administrator and Structure and Mechanical Systems Inspection Manager. Tasks included scheduling inspections, compiling data, and preparing report documents, which included recommendations and corrective measures. Client Contact: David Anderson, 561.682.2692.

Software Site Manager LIMS/CQR Engineering Menu/Multi-Line Primavera

Territory Manager, James Hardie Building Products (Hardie Pipe). Served as Territory Manager. Responsibilities were to reestablish Hardie Pipe in the southwest Florida area; execute, manage, and lead pricing initiatives and strategies throughout territory; work with sales organization to develop specific plans to optimize product acceptance and sales; modify and improve plans throughout the year as necessary; and maintain and build existing relationships with contractors and owners. Contact: Unavailable - Division no longer exists. Assistant Project Manager, Moss and Associates, LLC, Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Served as Assistant Project Manager for Tao Condominiums. Tasks included preconstruction start-up, document control (Prolog), submittals/shop drawings for all structures work, requests for information (RFI), subcontractor coordination and scheduling, pay estimate preparation, and change order preparation. Contact: Ed Figueroa, Sr., Project Manager, 954.325.7527. Project Engineer, APAC Southeast, Inc. – Major Projects Group, Miami, Florida. Served as Project Engineer for SR 826 Palmetto Expressway interchanges. Tasks included preconstruction start-up, document control, schedule (P3), submittals/shop drawings, cost control, pay estimate preparation and submittal, sub/material contract set-up and control, and staff training. Contact: Unavailable – Division no longer exists. Structures/Drainage Engineer, Gilbert Southern Corporation (a Kiewit Company), Sunrise, Florida. Structures/Drainage Engineer for Miami International Airport (MIA) HJ apron and Haulover Cut Bridge rehab projects. Performed construction layout, specification review and interpretation, materials testing and review of results, review of shop drawings, procurement of materials, quantity tracking and progress reports, cost control, and quality and production control; and assisted with operation planning, subcontractor coordination, and pay estimates. Contact: Rick Cummings, Area Manager, 954.835.2228.

TRAINEE

MATERIAL GROUP

QUALIFICATION

EXPIRATION DATE

M62478171

Management

Final Estimates - Level 1

4/20/2015

M62478171

Management

Final Estimates - Level 2

3/24/2015

Jill Norris Project Administrator Professional Profile Ms. Norris has 33 years of experience including over 30 years experience with the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) District One. During her career with the FDOT, Ms. Norris served in a multitude of roles on a wide variety of projects running the gamut from rural resurfacing projects to major urban reconstruction and complex bridge projects. Her responsibilities included managing and coordinating consultant and in-house inspectors in the performance of sampling and testing of materials, monitoring construction activities, preparing documentation and reports, as well as coordinating final measurements. Ms. Norris is proficient in supplemental agreements, change orders, work orders, contractor claims, monthly and final estimates. In addition, she is well trained in the Department’s software and programs and has an excellent working knowledge of SiteManager, Construction Quality Reporting, Contractor Past Performance Rating, Multiline, Engmenu, and Bituminous Adjustments.

Project Experience October 2009 – Present: US 301 Widening from Wood Street to Myrtle Avenue, Sarasota County, Florida – FDOT District One. Project Administrator on this project which includes adding lanes; reconstruction; milling; resurfacing US 41 at the US 301 intersection; detours for the reconstruction of the US 301/SR 780 intersection; drainage; ADA ramps; new construction from 12th Street to Myrtle Avenue: drainage; under drains; Type-B stabilization; limerock base; curb and gutter; eight-foot wide sidewalks; sanitary sewer; water main; force main; street lighting; mast arm signalization; and interconnect. An intersection closure was required to enable crews to remove 17-inches of roadbed, replace nine-inches of black base, pave 2.5-inches of structural course and 1.5-inches of friction course, as well as, lower the final grade of the crown of the road by four-inches. The contractor’s efforts were monitored continuously to ensure no adverse affects on the maintenance of traffic phase occurred. The estimated project cost is $14.6M. FDOT Project Manager: Nikesh Patel, EI 941-359-7300 May 2009 – September 2009: US 41 (Venice Bypass) Resurfacing from North of Center Road to South of Bird Bay Drive, Sarasota County, Florida – FDOT District One. Project Administrator on this 4.5 mile project located on US 41 (Venice Bypass) from North of Center Road to South of Bird Bay Drive. The scope of work included milling, resurfacing, base work, shoulder treatment, curb and gutter, signalization, signing, and pavement markings on SR 45A. The project was completed on time and under budget. The final estimate review was submitted error-free and the construction engineering and inspection budget was well under original projections. Additionally, there were no straight edge deficiencies found on the final surface. The estimated project cost was $2.1M. FDOT Project Manager: Nikesh Patel, EI 941-359-7300

Years of Experience: 33 Education: • Diploma, Palmetto High School, 1973 Employment History: • October 2004 – Present: AIM Engineering & Surveying, Inc. • October 1974 – October 2004: Florida Department of Transportation Certifications/Training: • Advanced Maintenance of Traffic • American Concrete Institute • Asbestos • Asphalt Paving Technician, Level I & II • Basic Lighting Design • Critical Path Method Scheduling • Density Logbook Maintenance • Earthwork Construction Inspection, Level II • Final Estimates, Level II • Florida Department of Environmental Protection Stormwater Management Inspector • Florida Department of Transportation Project Engineer’s School • Motivation and Building Trusting Relationships • Laboratory Information Management System Training • Project Administrator Training 2004 • Quality Control Manager Awards: • Employee Excellence – June 2004 • Make It Happen – April 2004 • Excellence in Safety Performance – June 2004 • Sarasota Ops Employee of the Month – March 2004 • Operations Employee of the Month – October 2003 • Winning with Teamwork – April 2003 • Celebrating Excellence – 2003 • Employee of the Month – Sarasota Construction, 2002 TIN #G325428555970/N620437555971

Jill Norris Project Administrator February 2007 – July 2008: SR 26 from the Gilchrist County Line to SR 45, SR 26 from US 129 to the Alachua County Line and SR 49 (US 129) from Bell to the Suwannee County Line, Alachua and Gilchrist Counties, Florida – FDOT District Two. Project Administrator on these three projects which encompass over 24 miles of milling and resurfacing of SR 26 and SR 49. Ms. Norris responsibilities included managing and coordinating inspectors, test sampling of materials, monitoring construction activities in Site Manager, preparing Contractor Past Performance Ratings, Time letter’s documentation and reports, as well as coordinating final measurements. She is proficient in supplemental agreements, change orders, work orders, contractor claims, monthly and final estimates. The estimated combined project costs for both SR 26 projects as well as the SR 49 project were $20M. FDOT Project Manager: Fred Wright 352-381-4217 January 2006 – February 2007: Vanderbilt Beach Road (CR 862) Reconstruction from Airport Pulling (CR 31) to Collier Boulevard (CR 951), Naples, Florida – Collier County. Project Administrator on this project which involved the complete reconstruction of the existing two-lane facility to a six-lane urban facility, approximately five miles. In addition, the project included seven new signalized intersections, approximately 12 miles of utilities (which required extensive coordination), four box culvert extensions, and one new box culvert. This project included regular excavation, embankment, stabilization, base, asphalt base, asphalt overbuild, structural asphalt, drainage, handrail, sidewalk, riprap rubble, retaining wall, curb and gutter, signalization, water main, force main, effluent main, interconnect system, and new street lighting. Due to steady growth along this corridor, design revisions occurred throughout the life of this project and effective communication and coordination became an important element. In addition to private development, this project ran concurrently with three other major roadway projects: Collier County’s CR 951 Widening project, Collier County’s Logan Boulevard Extension project, as well as, the FDOT District One’s iRox I-75 Design Build project. To avoid potential conflicts or overlaps, onsite meetings were held, as well as, routine emails and telephone communications were conducted with the adjacent project managers and contractors. As a result, maintenance of traffic phasing and the project schedule became a group effort. This project estimated cost was $37M. Collier County Project Manager: Eddie Martin 239-253-1447 October 2004 – December 2005: Livingston Road Phase III from Pine Ridge Road to Immokalee Road, Collier County, Florida – Collier County. Project Administrator on this project which consisted of three miles of new roadway construction to include one 300 foot box culvert. Collier County Project Manager: Steve Ritter 239253-1154 October 1999 – October 2004: Various Projects, Charlotte, Collier, DeSoto, Glades, Hardee, Hendry, Highlands, Lee, Manatee, Okeechobee, and Sarasota Counties, Florida – FDOT District One. Project Manager for a variety of conventional projects including those listed below: • FPN #196058-1-52-01 – SR 43 (US 301), 60th Avenue to Erie Road, Lanes Addition and Reconstruct, 2000 – 2003, Manatee County ($8,277,166). • FPN #193889-1-52-01 – SR 70 from Manatee County Line to Peace River Relief Canal, Widening and Resurfacing, 2000 – 2003, DeSoto County ($3,495,000). • FPN #193791-1-52-01 – SR 35 (US 17) from CR 74 to CR 764 South, Lane Addition and Reconstruct, 2001 – 2002, Charlotte County ($8,695,633). • FPN #193907-1-52-01 – SR 31 from Charlotte County Line to SR 70, 2000 – 2001, DeSoto County ($1,279,477). • FPN #197948-1-52-01 – SR 776, north of Dearborn Street to north of Keyway Road, 1999 – 2002, Sarasota County ($13, 358,011). • FPN #196115-1-52-01 – SR 64 (Manatee Avenue) at Bridge No. 130152, 130153. Bridge consisted of two lanes per bridge over the Perico Bayou Bay and Palma Sola Bay, Manatee County ($4,411,000). June 1990 – March 2002: Various Projects, Charlotte, Collier, DeSoto, Glades, Hardee, Hendry, Highlands, Lee, Manatee, Okeechobee, and Sarasota Counties, Florida – FDOT District One. While working for FDOT District One, some of the projects Ms. Norris served as the Project Administrator/Engineer on include: 2001-2002 • FPN #198039-1-52-01 – SR 758 (Bee Ridge Road) from SR 45 (US 41) to east of Bond Place, Sarasota County – Mill, Resurface and Signalization, Sarasota County ($3,240,300). • FPN #198043-1-25-01 – SR 758 (Bee Ridge Road) from east of Bond Place to west I-75, Sarasota County – Mill, Resurface, Drainage and Signalization, Sarasota County ($1,047,837)

TRAINEE

MATERIAL GROUP

QUALIFICATION

EXPIRATION DATE

G32542855

Asphalt

Asphalt Paving Technician - Level 1

7/25/2013

G32542855

Asphalt

Asphalt Paving Technician - Level 2

9/25/2013

G32542855

Earthwork

Earthwork Construction Inspection - Level 2

5/11/2012

G32542855

Management

QC Manager

9/25/2013

Eric W. Oden Project Administrator Professional Profile Mr. Oden has more than 40 years experience including 34 years with the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) District One. He started as an Engineering Technician and worked his way up to Project Engineer and Operations Administrator. His experience with the FDOT has provided him with a wide variety of knowledge in construction engineering and inspection services.

Project Experience May 2010 – Present: Florida Avenue Resurfacing from Carlton Street to US 17, Hardee County, Florida – Hardee County Public Works. Project Administrator responsible for overseeing the construction of this project which includes milling, resurfacing, curb and gutter, as well as, drainage modifications. Drainage improvements involve installing a trunkline for the main drainage and extending cross drains. Project Administrator responsible for overseeing the inspection services on this project. Some of his duties included conducting routine correspondence and telecommunications with all involved parties; reviewing the contract documents and specifications; and assisting Hardee County with project concerns accordingly. Hardee County Project Manager: Kevin Atchley 863773-3272 February 2010 – June 2010: SR 739 (Metro Parkway) from Six Mile Cypress Parkway to Daniels Parkway, Lee County, Florida – FDOT District One. Project Administrator on this project which involved reconstructing approximately 1.25 miles of roadway. The scope of services included regular excavation, pond excavation, embankment, stabilization, base, super pave asphalt, drainage, handrail, sidewalk, riprap rubble, gravity walls, curb and gutter, and retrofitting two signalized intersections with new signals. The project also included two joint project agreements to replace the existing water main and force mains for Lee County. Extensive coordination with Seminole Gulf Railway to interconnect the railroad crossing device with the new controller cabinet located at the SR 739 (Metro Parkway) and Six Mile Cypress Parkway intersection was also required. Mr. Oden served as Project Administrator for the last four months of this project. His duties included overseeing the remainder of the project construction; preparing and reviewing final estimates; overseeing the contractor’s work to ensure the project was completed in accordance with FDOT’s procedures; reviewing Laboratory Information Management System data, conducting routine correspondence and telecommunications, as well as, preparing Contractor's Past Performance Rating grades. FDOT Project Manager: Timothy Hendrix, PE 239-656-7854 January 2010: US 27 Emergency Sinkhole Repair, Polk County, Florida – FDOT District One. Project Administrator on this emergency repair project for a sinkhole on US 27 near CR 640 just south of Lake Wales. The 90-foot wide sinkhole completely closed the four-lane facility requiring drivers to detour around the repair area for several days. Mr. Oden was onsite 24 hours a day for several

Years of Experience: 38 Education: • Diploma, Wauchula High School, 1968 • Army National Guard – Five Years Employment History: • November 2004 – Present: AIM • 1970 – November 2004: Florida Department of Transportation Certification/Training: • 450 Specification • Contractor Past Performance Rating • Earthwork Construction Inspection, Level I & II • Intermediate Maintenance of Traffic • Final Estimates, Level I & II • Florida Department of Environmental Protection Stormwater Management Inspector • Nuclear Safety Certification • Pre-stressed Concrete Inspection • Quality Control Manager TIN #O350219482950

Eric W. Oden Project Administrator days to monitor the contractor’s efforts to open the facility to traffic as early as possible. Mr. Oden reviewed the roadway design, identified design issues, and provided solutions. He also oversaw the roadway filling process, and ensured the contractor adhered to FDOT’s procedures. FDOT Project Manager: Doug McClintock 863-519-4105 August 2008 – Present: SR 5 (US 1) Grouping, Cocoa, Florida – FDOT District Five. Quality Control Manager for the contractor on these projects which include widening approximately 2.1 miles of roadway and resurfacing. Posen Construction Inc. Reference: Jim Suroski 239-919-9867 January 2008 – November 2009: I-275 (SR 93) from the Howard Franklin Bridge to Himes Avenue, Hillsborough County, Florida – FDOT District Seven. Quality Control Manager for the contractor on this 2.4 mile long culvert construction project. Estimated project costs were $23M. Posen Construction Inc. Project Manager: Joe Satysher 239-919-9851 July 2008 – November 2009: I-95/SR 9 HOV Widening and Reconstruction from South of Donald Ross Road to SR 706 (Indian Town Road), Palm Beach County, Florida – FDOT District Four. Assistant Quality Control Manager for the contractor on this project which included widening and reconstructing 4.38 miles of roadway. Posen Construction Inc. Reference: Jerry Brandenburg 239-919-9793 July 2007 – September 2007: US 17 Bowling Green Resurfacing at the Polk/Hardee County Line, Hardee County, Florida – FDOT District One. This milling and resurfacing project was approximately 2.8 miles long. Drainage modifications were added to the project. Mr. Oden took over the project approximately half way through the contract and served as the Project Administrator. He was responsible for ensuring proper inspection; performing record keeping; evaluating and processing supplemental agreements; and completing the final estimates package for payment. FDOT Project Administrator: Kent Dauderman 941-359-7300 November 2004 – March 2006: Lakeland Computer Signal System Upgrade, Lakeland, Florida – FDOT District One. Project Administrator for this project which included the replacement of central signal system hardware and software, installation of 177 traffic signal control cabinets and related components, installation of 44 video cameras and the installation of fiber optic cable and systems communication equipment. This project also included miscellaneous pedestrian signals and actuators. FDOT Project Manager: Andy Johnson 863-519-4326 February 2004 – October 2004: Various Projects, Bartow, Florida – FDOT District One. Assistant Sebring Operations Administrator responsible for overseeing construction and maintenance projects, as well as, oversight of employees in equal employment opportunity, maintenance contracts, maintenance permits, estimates, asphalt and utility support and construction contracts. Sebring & Bartow Operations Manager: Sharon McCall 863-519-4100, FDOT Supervisor: John Berlin 863-386-6104 May 1991 – February 2004: Various Projects, Florida – FDOT District One. Construction Project Engineer responsible for supervising FDOT projects to ensure highway and bridge projects were constructed in accordance with plans, specifications and policies of the FDOT. Served as Unit Safety Coordinator, performed constructability reviews and monitored Construction Engineering and Inspection on in-house projects. Reviewed and suggested recommendations for claims submitted by contractors and assisted project personnel, including contractors in solving problems that arose during construction in design, drainage, roadways, structures, materials, testing and estimating, and plans workload for project inspectors. Sebring & Bartow Operations Manager: Sharon McCall 863519-4100 March 1989 – May 2001: Various Projects, Florida – FDOT District One. Engineer I responsible for supervising complex state and federal construction projects. Mr. Oden served as Supervisor and Administrator for construction contracts for the FDOT. This included meeting with contractors and utility personnel to keep projects progressing in a safe and workable manner. He supervised FDOT field personnel to ensure construction was in accordance with FDOT specifications. He also supervised record keeping, ensured proper documentation of FDOT projects and worked with design group dealing with changes on FDOT projects.

TRAINEE

MATERIAL GROUP

QUALIFICATION

EXPIRATION DATE

O35021948

Earthwork

Earthwork Construction Inspection - Level 1

2/22/2013

O35021948

Earthwork

Earthwork Construction Inspection - Level 2

2/22/2013

O35021948

Management

Final Estimates - Level 1

9/23/2014

O35021948

Management

Final Estimates - Level 2

11/20/2014

O35021948

Management

QC Manager

2/22/2013

RESUME Harry A. Robb P.E. Project Administrator Years Experience: 38 total; 6 with SAI Education: Bachelor of Science – Civil Engineering, The Pennsylvania State University, 1977 Associate Degree – Drafting and Design Technology, The Pennsylvania State University, 1970 Professional Registration: 2005 - Professional Engineer, Civil Engineering – Florida (62842) 1980 - Professional Engineer, Civil Engineering – Pennsylvania (PE-029737-E) 1977 – Professional Land Surveyor – Pennsylvania (SU-026160-E) 1975 – Portland Cement Concrete Technician – West Virginia (472) Qualifications: FDOT CTQP Certifications (TIN 13257908) CTQP Earthwork Levels I and II Q.C. Manager Final Estimates Levels I and II 2008 FDOT Construction Academy

Asphalt Level I and II Concrete Technician Level I Intermediate MOT

Summary of Experience: Mr. Robb is responsible for managing Florida Department of Transportation projects. His duties include overseeing the contractor’s activities, monitoring the contractor’s schedule, supervising field inspection personnel, and overseeing the preparation of progress and final estimates. Relevant Projects: Χ US 27 (FIN 197707-1-52-01) Polk County – Florida Department of Transportation – Current – Project Engineer on this FDOT project with limits from north of CR 542 to north of CR 546. Χ US 27 (FIN 197709-1-52-01 and 197710-1-52-01) Polk County – 2005 – Project Engineer on this FDOT project with limits from north of CR 47 to north of Deer Creek Road. Χ Three Heavy-Highway Construction Projects totaling $70 million – Pennsylvania Department of Transportation – Project Superintendent – 1996 to 2005. His duties involved planning, scheduling, and directing all aspects of these projects. Χ Engineering, Surveying, Construction Stakeout, and Construction Management Services – 1994-1996 – Professional Engineer and Land Surveyor. Χ Five Heavy-Highway Construction Projects totaling $100 million – Pennsylvania Department of Transportation – Project Superintendent – 1988-1994. His duties involved planning, scheduling, and directing all aspects of these projects. Χ I-279/I-579 – East Street Interchange – Pennsylvania Department of Transportation – 1985-1988 – As SAI’s Project Engineer on this project, Mr. Robb supervised a 24-person construction inspection team. Χ Various Projects – Projects Manager – 1970-1985 – various projects with DuBrook Inc. construction company. References: Doug McClintock – Consultant Contracts Manager, Bartow Operations Center – 863-519-4326 Linda Sposito – Construction Manager - City of Punta Gorda, Florida – 239-362-8067

TRAINEE

MATERIAL GROUP

QUALIFICATION

EXPIRATION DATE

13257908

Asphalt

Asphalt Paving Technician - Level 1

12/5/2011

13257908

Asphalt

Asphalt Paving Technician - Level 2

1/18/2012

13257908

Concrete

Concrete Field Technician - Level 1

11/14/2011

13257908

Earthwork

Earthwork Construction Inspection - Level 1

12/13/2011

13257908

Earthwork

Earthwork Construction Inspection - Level 2

12/15/2011

13257908

Management

Final Estimates - Level 1

12/19/2011

13257908

Management

Final Estimates - Level 2

2/23/2012

13257908

Management

QC Manager

2/7/2012



Ronda R. Rupert, PE Project Engineer Years of Experience 25 Total 5 With Firm Professional Registration Professional Engineer No. 63962, State of Florida Education Bachelor's of Science in Civil Engineering, University of Akron, 1983 TIN R16373659

Certifications CTQP Asphalt Paving Technician - Level I CTQP Final Estimates - Level I CTQP Final Estimates - Level II CTQP QC Manager FDEP Stormwater Management

FDOT Advanced Maintenance of Traffic FDOT Critical Structures Construction Issues Self Study Primavera Project Management TroxlerNuclear Density Gauge Safety

Ronda R. Rupert, PE has 25 years of progressive experience in construction management. Her experience includes working as a Civil Engineer in South Africa. The majority of her experience has been in construction and project management on earthwork, reinforced concrete, and infrastructure projects. She has served as a Project Engineer for a residential township development and a regional shopping mall; the infrastructure improvements for a stainless steel factory expansion project; construction of a soccer stadium; and for a variety of heavy civil underground and surface construction projects in the gold mining industry. While working in Mali, West Africa, Ms. Rupert was responsible for construction of heap leach pads at the Yatela Gold Mine as well as repairs to gravel roads, construction of a haul road, and a variety of other civil projects. Her responsibilities included construction quality assurance; review and evaluation of bid documents; creating, implementing, and monitoring project schedules and budgets; checking and approval of contractor's certifications and invoices; and management of all materials sampling, testing, documentation, and acceptance criteria. WORK HISTORY Dyer, Riddle, Mills & Precourt, Inc. (November 2004 to present) Ms. Rupert was the Project Engineer on the $8.9-million sinkhole remediation and monitoring project on SR400 at Maitland Boulevard. This contract consisted of widening of 1-4 east bound at Maitland Boulevard, drainage improvements, construction of two new ponds, backfill and pressure grouting of a sinkhole, and construction of surcharge embankment contained by a MSE wall. Other work included installation of microwave radar vehicle detectors and highway lighting. Concurrently, she was the Project Engineer and Contract Support Specialist for the SR400 at SR423 bridge painting contract ($988,000) and the Polk Expansion of the Central Florida ITS on SR400 ($1.5-million). Ms. Rupert served as the Project Engineer and Contract Support Specialist for the $962,000.00 Central Florida Parkway Bridge Painting project. The project consisted of: cleaning and repainting the exterior surfaces of all structural steel members, installing maintenance lighting inside both steel box girders, providing timer switches at each box girder access door and other miscellaneous works on bridge no. 750402 carrying Central Florida Parkway over 1-4 (SR 400) in Orange County. In addition, Ms. Rupert acted as Project Engineer and Contract Support Specialist for the 1-4 Lake Mary Boulevard widening in Seminole County, the SR400 & SR423 Bridge Joint Replacement in Osceola County, and the SR400 Sign Structure Replacement in Orange County. Reference: Kara Adams (407) 482-7818 Ms. Rupert also served as the Contract Support Specialist for the Central Florida SunNav ITS project in Orange, Osceola and Seminole Counties. This project included construction of ITS component parts along three (3) sections of the Turnpike Enterprise including SR 417 in Seminole County, SR 417 in Osceola County, and SR 429 in Orange County. Work included the installation of fiber optic communication cable, full CCTV coverage, ISMS signs, highway advisory radio, conduit infrastructure and electrical power services. This fiber communication and CCTV coverage is a part of the overall Turnpike SunNav Intelligent Transportation System.

"Building the Future on a Foundation of Excellence"



Ronda R.Rupert, PE (continued

Reference: Juan Kuthy (954) 325-1 141 Ms. Rupert served as a Roadway Inspector on Section 2A of the SR 429, Turnpike Western Expressway - Part C in Osceola County (Sand Hill Road to US 192). Work included new construction with clearing and grubbing, roadway excavation and embankment, drainage, pond excavation, stabilization, base, superpave asphalt, MSE wall construction and bridge construction. Ms. Rupert's duties included documenting construction activities, reviewing Contractor's quality control efforts, reviewing erosion control measures and jobsite MOT, inspection of all construction activities in progress, and assisting in preparation of monthly estimates. Reference: Fernando Gomez, PE (407) 264-3841