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.. ~~ !!!S!~!d~a!:' PROJECT APPROACH AND ALTERNATIVES Haskell will approach the project will be to team with you and Spillis Candella to deliver the best possible job, done right the first time, and at a good price. It all starts in this price proposal with bids from Subcontractors we know feel the same way. One poor performing Subcontractor can drag down your entire project and Haskell is committed to making sure that does not happen. Therefore, included in our price proposal, are Subcontractor bids from truly qualified companies you can trust. By using only qualified firms, your cost in the long run will always be much better since quality, safety and overall value will not be compromised. Our approach to building the project follows the same general organization as the project schedule in section 1. Upon mobilization, Haskell will erect a jobsite fence and secure only enough of the site to construct the building, This will allow you to retain possession of more than half of the existing parking lot. We will demolish the paved areas under the garage, install the augercast piling, and proceed with the structure. Once the structure is up, the exterior architectural treatments, including the tilt-up concrete Big V's, and the interior building including the new public works office will be completed, The garage will be completed and you will be parking cars by March 2010. Once the garage is complete, and public works has relocated into its new offices, Haskell will complete the park area, ALTERNATIVES: All alternatives are deducts (or adds) to the BASE price. 1, Big V's in Tilt-up Concrete (recommended) - Haskell proposes to construct the Big V system on the exterior of the building in site cast, tilt-up concrete panels, The panels will be 2' thick in lieu of the 3' thick shown on the plans, All other shapes, angles and dimensions remain the same. The concrete will be coated with Tex-Coat to achieve a finished look comparable to stucco. The advantages are numerous including MUCH greater durability and virtually zero maintenance. Deduct $202,000 2. Holeless, Machine Room less Elevator (recommended) - Haskell proposes to furnish and install a machine room less, traction elevator. This will eliminate the need for the pre-drilled shaft hole, hydraulic pump and elevator machinery in the machine room, All that remains outside the shaft is the control panel, which can be located in a much smaller room. In addition, motor size is reduced from 40 HP to 6.6 HP. The cost of the two systems is the same, however your savings come in reduced energy cost and lower maintenance.