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RFQ # 26-07-01 CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL AND ENGINEERING CONSULTING SERVICES (CCNA) <br />DISCIPLINE CATEGORY #4. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS <br />22 <br />City Requirement SGM Qualification and Response Compliance <br />Street lighting <br />SGM provides roadway and streetscape lighting <br />design, photometrics, lighting controls, pole and <br />foundation coordination, underground routing, utility <br />coordination, glare and spill-light control, and mainte- <br />nance-access planning. <br />Exceeds <br />Sports-field lighting <br />SGM has experience with field-lighting systems, pole <br />locations, underground power, controls, utility service, <br />photometrics, scoreboard and support power, glare <br />control, and coordination with public-use schedules. <br />Exceeds <br />Repair or replacement of <br />City electrical systems <br />SGM routinely investigates, designs, and administers <br />the replacement of switchgear, panels, feeders, light- <br />ing, fire-alarm systems, generators, transfer switches, <br />controls, technology systems, and related infrastruc- <br />ture in occupied facilities. <br />Exceeds <br />Three-dimensional render- <br />ings and digital delivera- <br />bles <br />SGM can provide task-appropriate three-dimensional <br />renderings in hard-copy and electronic formats coor- <br />dinated with the City’s requirements for incorporation <br />into its three-dimensional database. <br />Meets <br />Miscellaneous assign- <br />ments requested by the <br />City Manager <br />SGM’s continuing-services structure is designed to <br />respond to projects of varying size, urgency, and <br />complexity, including studies, consultations, emergen- <br />cy evaluations, design assignments, and construc- <br />tion-phase services. <br />Exceeds <br />Continuing-services con- <br />tract experience <br />SGM has performed numerous continuing-services <br />contracts for municipalities, counties, state agencies, <br />airports, school districts, colleges, and universities. The <br />firm is experienced in scoping, negotiating, schedul- <br />ing, staffing, and delivering multiple concurrent task <br />orders. <br />Exceeds <br />Local and coastal experi- <br />ence <br />SGM’s Miami office supports extensive work in Mi- <br />ami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach Counties. The <br />team understands South Florida permitting, utility co- <br />ordination, hurricane and wind requirements, high-hu- <br />midity and salt-air exposure, flood considerations, and <br />occupied public facilities. <br />Exceeds <br />Quality, schedule, and <br />cost control <br />SGM uses producer self-checks, discipline reviews, <br />independent QA/QC, Engineer-of-Record authori- <br />zation, milestone cost reconciliation, schedule mon- <br />itoring, decision logs, risk tracking, and documented <br />comment closure. <br />Exceeds <br />SGM’s record of repeat and continuing engagements demonstrates dependable past <br />performance. The firm has maintained long-term relationships with public clients such as the City <br />of Fort Lauderdale, Florida International University, Broward College, Florida Atlantic University, <br />Palm Beach State College, Miami Dade College, and Nova Southeastern University. These <br />engagements involve multiple assignments, varied facility types, occupied environments, and <br />recurring requirements for responsiveness, cost control, schedule management, and quality <br />documentation. <br />2. QUALIFICATIONS <br />ITEM-BY-ITEM RFQ COMPLIANCE