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Team Member Role on This Contract Key Credentials Availability <br />German A. Perez Lead Senior Inspector CTQP QC Manager + full stack; <br />ACI; PCI; 30+ yrs 75% <br />Joseph McCully, PMP Project Engineer — Utilities / Lift Stations PMP; BSCE (FSU); USMC veteran; <br />pump-station RPR 70% <br />Donovan Verge Senior Inspector CTQP EW 1–2, Asphalt 1, Adv <br />MOT; NASSCO PACP/MACP/LACP As required <br />Sandy Castillo Senior Inspector — Geotechnical / <br />Materials <br />CTQP Pile Driving; ACI Gr. I; ECI L- <br />I; OSHA 30 As required <br />Zane Hoppes Cost Estimator BS Eng. Tech. (Texas A&M); <br />FEMA PA documentation As required <br />Clayton Williams Field Engineer MSc Construction Mgmt; BEng <br />Mechanical As required <br />Project Manager & Principal Time Allocation <br />Omar Herrera, PE serves as Principal-in-Charge and Contract Manager, committing no less than 40% of his time to this <br />contract's Work Orders, with direct engagement on every scope, fee, and schedule negotiation and senior review of <br />every deliverable. Guillermo Delgado, CGC, PMP manages construction-phase Work Orders day to day. Response <br />commitments: acknowledgment of any City request within 24 hours; attendance at any City meeting on 24 hours' <br />notice or less; and same-day site presence when field conditions require it — our office is less than five minutes away. <br />No key person will be substituted without the City's prior written approval. All personnel assigned to perform Services <br />with access to City buildings, facilities, property, or parks will have undergone and passed FDLE and FCIC/NCIC <br />criminal background checks, per Addendum No. 6 (A6). <br />Current Workload & Capacity to Serve <br />TEC currently serves an active portfolio of municipal continuing-services contracts and agency programs across <br />Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, Hendry, and Collier Counties — spanning owner-representative engineering, <br />capital program management, and construction engineering and inspection for cities, a tribal government, the South <br />Florida Water Management District, and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. That portfolio is intentionally staffed in <br />tiers: a base team assigned to standing engagements, and senior surge capacity that activates for peak inspection <br />coverage and new task orders. <br />TEC has reserved capacity within its Aventura headquarters staff — including the Principal, senior designers, and <br />CTQP-certified inspectors identified above — to fully deliver the Work Orders anticipated under this contract. <br />Because the personnel proposed here are located less than five minutes from City offices, the City gains a bench <br />that can absorb urgent assignments without mobilization delay. TEC's workload posture is reviewed weekly by the <br />Principal, and the firm does not pursue work it cannot staff to its own quality standard — a discipline reflected in the <br />firm's record of delivering every project on or under budget since inception. <br />Sub-Consultants (RFQ §2.11; Addendum No. 2) <br />TEC will self-perform well in excess of the required thirty percent (30%) of the Work — including all project <br />management, civil design, structural and MEP engineering, permitting, and CEI. Two specialty sub-consultants <br />complete the team; each is identified by name and address per RFQ Section 5.0(3): <br />The Engineering Company, LLC | RFQ #26-07-01 — Continuing Professional A/E Consulting Services (CCNA) <br />Page 31 of 96