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Civil/Environmental Engineering RFQ#12-04-02 contracts. ECT's project team consists of in-house technical staff and selected subcontractors. A QA coordinator/health and safety officer has also been assigned. ECT's project manager, assistant project manager, principal-in-charge, and task manager responsibilities are summarized in this section. Re- sumes are given in Appendix A. PROJECT MANAGER/ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING—MARC LEFEBVRE, P.E. Mr. Lefebvre, manager of ECT's Fort Lauderdale office since 1993, has 27 years of experience provid- ing environmental consulting services in the South Florida area. Mr. Lefebvre's primary service areas include Phase I/II/III/IV ESAs, contamination assessments, soil and groundwater remediation, remedia- tion system design, industrial wastewater treatment, construction management, permitting, surface and groundwater testing and monitoring, above and below ground petroleum storage tank evaluations, envi- ronmental evaluations, project management, and other services. Representative clients for Mr. Lefebvre include SFWMD; FDEP; Broward County; Panda Energy Inter- national, Inc.; Ryder Systems, Inc.; Florida Department of Transportation; Tampa Electric; and many others. As project manager, Mr. Lefebvre will be responsible for many items, including: • Contract negotiations • Day-to-day project management. • eemuis Cproject n • ProvidingFrqunt comproper staffingnicatontowith meet ity project reqmauirements.agers. • Performing peer reviews and QA checks on work performed by staff. • Ensuring project schedules/budgets are met. • Ensuring staff performs up to City expectations and addressing issues, as necessary. • Providing engineering, permitting and remediation services. • Ensuring staff have proper training and sufficient resources. • Assisting in preparing monthly progress reports. • Implementation of project quality assurance project plan (QAPP). • Client satisfaction. ASSISTANT PROJECT MANAGER/STORMWATER—JING-YEA(PAUL)YANG, Ph.D., P.E. Dr. Yang , a registered P.E. with over 40 years of experience in stormwater management, drainage system analysis, environmental engineering, watershed modeling, water quality/pollutant load modeling, FEMA flood insurance studies, design of coastal structures using the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' (USACE's) Coastal Engineering Manual, hydrology/hydraulics analysis, and related monitoring activities, Phase I/II ESAs, environmental impact studies, environmental assessments, canal dredging activities, wetland mitigation, hazardous waste management, soil/groundwater remediation, as well as contamination fate and transport. He has provided these services for clients including SFWMD, FPL, and many local governments in South Florida. He managed and completed more than 300 water resources projects and authored over 120 technical publications in surface water/groundwater modeling/investigations, and storm water management. Dr. Yang is also a certified inspector for FDEP Florida Storm Water Erosion and Sedimentation Control Program. Dr. Yang will be responsible for many of the same items previously listed for Mr. Lefebvre. II 25 CTechnology.Mc