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l• <br />(i <br />( <br />r,- <br />t' <br />r <br />l; <br />n <br />c. <br />c: <br />t` <br />r( <br />t' <br />ti. <br />r <br />;i <br />i( <br />F� <br />r� <br />�r <br />tf <br />�r <br />a <br />;r <br />36 <br />RFO No. 14 -07 -02 <br />procedures will permit monitoring of task completion <br />and recommendations for remediating any slippages. <br />An updated copy of the master activity schedule <br />showing progress to date will be included in the report <br />Budget updates will be based on a format to be agreed <br />upon with the city. For each progress meeting, a <br />mutually agreeable agenda will be prepared prior to <br />the meeting. <br />Public Involvement <br />If requested by City staff, for each assigned project <br />and depending on the size and scale of improvements, <br />AECOM shall conduct public meetings to review the <br />design development stage of the project. AECOM <br />shall provide displays to convey design alternatives, <br />schedules, and costs. <br />AECOM shall conduct working group meetings with the <br />Client staff or project managers including meetings <br />outlined within sample scope below. <br />In most instances the basic principles of problem - <br />solving will be utilized in preparing the work plan for <br />each task. These principles include: the identification <br />of the problem through a scope of work; identification <br />of the required resources for the task; and finally, the <br />implementation of the solution through an assigned <br />staff ready to react to the needs of the City. <br />Although most projects are unique, the basic steps <br />of a review /design effort always remain the same. <br />With few exceptions, the review /design process will <br />generally follow these steps: <br />1. Document control, record and cursory review. <br />2. Visit of project site by Project Manager and <br />selected members of the Review /Design Team. <br />3. Project Manager /Review Team preliminary meeting <br />to discuss project - related issues. <br />4. Plans /calculations review by Review Team <br />members in their areas of expertise. <br />5. Quality Control review and Quality Assurance <br />evaluation. <br />6. Comment /coordination meeting between Project <br />Manager and Review /Design Team. <br />7. Comment concurrence meeting with City Project <br />Manager. <br />8. Final Submittal of design or certification of <br />comments and recommendations <br />Permitting Process <br />The AECOM Team recognizes the importance of <br />expediting the permit approval process. Therefore, <br />our team includes members who are both familiar <br />with and capable of fast - tracking the permit process <br />Section 4 AECOM <br />in South Florida and able to Identify Regulatory/ <br />Permitting Requirements. We will contact regulatory <br />agencies during the preliminary engineering phase <br />of the project, attend pre - application meetings to <br />elicit agencies' concerns, permitting constraints and <br />required approvals /permits for the project. <br />Construction /Engineering Inspection Services <br />The AECOM Team expertise regarding construction <br />inspection services can ensure quality and efficient <br />implementation conforming to the final construction <br />documents and environmental permits and <br />agreements. These services may include conducting <br />a preconstruction meeting; issuance of a conformed <br />set of drawings including the incorporation of addenda <br />and permitting requirements; review of contractor <br />submittals and Requests for Information (RFIs); review <br />of shop drawings (as required) for any components <br />related to the proposed design and issuing <br />architect's /engineer's supplemental instructions <br />(ASIs); conducting preconstruction staking and field - <br />marking for earthwork activities and design element <br />location; evaluating and selecting plant materials at <br />nurseries before delivery to a project site; conducting <br />observations of hardscape, landscape, drainage, water <br />& sewer, utility, site furniture, lighting and irrigation <br />system installation and construction while noting any <br />non - conformance with the contract documents which <br />require remedy. In addition, we will review contractor <br />pay applications; issue field orders and change orders <br />as necessary to document changes in the contract <br />documents, conduct preliminary and final punch lists <br />and help facilitate final acceptance of construction. <br />AECOM Quality Management System - (QMS) <br />Quality assurance /quality control (QA /QC) has <br />been one of the keys to AECOM's success. In North <br />America, AECOM uses a Quality Management System <br />(QMS) based upon well -honed practices that are ISO <br />9001 (2008) compliant and employed by all of our <br />business lines. This means the following: <br />We follow requirements designed to consistently <br />meet client needs and applicable regulatory <br />requirements and enhance client satisfaction. <br />We monitor our conformance to these requirements <br />via annual internal quality audits and ongoing <br />reviews or surveillances. <br />External quality auditors also monitor our <br />performance. <br />We take quality very seriously. <br />