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<br />TRC Worldwide Engineering, Inc.
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<br />DEREK A. WASSINK PE, SI, LEED AP, SECB
<br />PROJECT PRINCIPAL
<br />Villanova University - Master of Civil Engineering, 1998; Princeton University - Bachelor of Science in Civil
<br />Engineering, 1987
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<br />As Senior Principal, Group President for the Structural Group of TRC Worldwide Engineering,
<br />Inc., Mr. Wassink is responsible for managing design teams and project management for both
<br />public and private sector clients. Responsibilities include contract negotiations, analyzing work
<br />load and projecting manpower needs, development of plans and specifications, design team
<br />management, quality assurance, construction contract administration and project follow-through
<br />and coordination with all individuals involved in the successful completion of our projects.
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<br />WORLDWIDE ENGINEERING
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<br />$35 million, 132,000 GSF, Public Safety Complex for the City of Sunrise, FL (withstand a low Category
<br />4 hurricane); $46 million, 110,000 sq.ft. Collier County Emergency Operations Center in Naples, FL;
<br />$6.1 million, 17,500 GSF Fire Station #14 for the City of Marathon, FL (withstand winds of 195 mph);
<br />$4.6 million, 13,600 GSF Village of Islamorada Administrative Center, Fire Station #21 & Public Safety
<br />Headquarters (withstand winds of 150 mph; $3.5 million, LEED Certified Environmental Protection
<br />Department Laboratory in Broward County; Technical Center of the Americas (TECOTA) - $53 million,
<br />design/build award-winning, fast-track, concrete building in Miami; 6-stories, 160' high, 750,000 sq.ft.
<br />concrete, telecommunications "hotel" that took only 15 weeks from the start of design to topping off of
<br />the structural shell. The building is state-of-the-art, highly secure, and disaster resistant (500-year
<br />flood plane).
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<br />MARCUS UNTERWEGER, PE, SI, LEED AP
<br />PROJECT MANAGER
<br />Dipl. Ing. (Univ) Technical University of Munich. Germany - Masters of Engineering. 1999; Business School
<br />of Edinburgh. Britain - Master of Business, MBA - 2004
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<br />WDlllOWIDE ENGINEERING
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<br />As Engineering Manager for TRC Worldwide Engineering, Inc., Mr. Unterweger has proven his
<br />ability to produce cost-effective structural system designs by demonstrating effective management
<br />techniques and utilizing construction experience to overcome project constraints imposed by
<br />program designs and budget. He has developed an extensive background in design utilizing
<br />various types of structural systems including concrete, steel, wood and aluminum, and cast-in-
<br />place, prestressed and post-tensioned concrete. His experience has enabled him to effectively
<br />manage projects while providing a high level of client satisfaction with engineer services and
<br />structural drawings.
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<br />$35 million, 132,000 GSF, Public Safety Complex for the City of Sunrise, FL (withstand a low Category
<br />4 hurricane); $46 million, 110,000 sq.ft. Collier County Emergency Operations Center in Naples, FL;
<br />$6.1 million, 17,500 GSF Fire Station #14 for the City of Marathon, FL (withstand winds of 195 mph);
<br />$4.6 million, 13,600 GSF Village of Islamorada Administrative Center, Fire Station #21 & Public Safety
<br />Headquarters (withstand winds of 150 mph; $3.5 million, LEED Certified Environmental Protection
<br />Department Laboratory in Broward County; Technical Center of the Americas (TECOTA) - $53 million,
<br />design/build award-winning, fast-track, concrete building in Miami; 6-stories, 160' high, 750,000 sq.ft.
<br />concrete, telecommunications "hotel" that took only 15 weeks from the start of design to topping off of
<br />the structural shell. The building is state-of-the-art, highly secure, and disaster resistant (500-year
<br />flood plane).
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<br />DAVID O. CHARLAND, PE, SI, .....,~C
<br />IN HOUSE QAlQC REVIEW wO"'w"mo""",o
<br />University of Florida - Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, 1961; Specializing in Structural
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<br />Mr. Charland has more than forty-six years experience in practically all types of structures
<br />encountered in the field of civil engineering. He was an active member of the Broward County
<br />Central Examining Board for Engineering Construction from 1976 until 2005, a past member of
<br />the Structural Committee of the Broward County Board of Rules and Appeals, and was a key
<br />member of the Department of Community Affairs Hurricane Andrew Damage Assessment Team.
<br />In April 2005, Mr. Charland was appointed by Florida Governor Bush to serve a 4-year term on
<br />the eleven-member Florida Board of Professional Engineers. In 2009, he was reappointed by
<br />Governor Crist for another 4-year term.
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<br />The $14 million, 4-story Broward County Courthouse & 2300-space parking Garage; The $5 million, 3-
<br />story, 42,000 square foot Broward County Emergency Operations Center; The $150 million, 500,000
<br />square foot expansion - passenger Terminal I Concourse B & C to the Fort Lauderdale / Hollywood
<br />International Airport; Technical Center of the Americas (TECOTA) - $53 million, design/build award-
<br />winning, fast-track, concrete building in Miami; 6-stories, 160' high, 750,000 sq.ft. concrete,
<br />telecommunications "hotel" that took only 15 weeks from the start of design to topping off of the
<br />structural shell. The building is state-of-the-art, highly secure, and disaster resistant (500-year flood
<br />plane).
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