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<br /> <br />1.5.8 EVIDENCE OF CAPABILITIES <br /> <br />STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS <br /> <br />~..... <br />I \. ~ <br />\. ~~ <br />\. , <br />"'~ <br /> <br />l:) <br />') <br />.. <br /> <br />SCHEDULING CAPABILITIES <br />Our team employs Primavera P6 scheduling software to <br />determine and control time for all activities during the pre- <br />construction and construction phases of a project. The <br />schedules will be cost loaded, and will also include resource <br />loading and subcontractor crew sizes as needed. We also <br />have the capability to generate CPM diagrams in an easy- <br />to-read format. <br />P6 is capable of generating reports that are configured <br />specifically to the project priorities and which eliminates the <br />printing of irrelevant data. We will develop with the City of <br />Sunny Isles Beach a format appropriate for the needs of the <br />"Heritage Park and Parking Garage" Project <br /> <br />INITIAL SCHEDULE <br />Our Initial Proposed Schedule is prepared in network form, <br />which will graphically depict the interrelationship and duration <br />of all project activities. Specifically, the following are being <br />I shown: <br />Permitting Requirements <br />Approvals from State and Municipal Authorities <br />Project's Fast Track Phasing <br />Long Lead Materials and Equipment <br />. Major Construction Milestones <br />The schedule will be reviewed w,ith CSIB and our team and <br />will form the basis for monitoring project progress. <br /> <br />MASTER SCHEDULE UPDATES <br />Throughout the life of the project, the schedule will be used <br />to gauge the impact of scope changes and anticipated <br />problems, and to develop strategies for maintaining the <br />overall timeframe. The schedule will be updated bi-weekly <br />or more frequently if required, to show actual progress and <br />re-planning, if necessary. This enables the current status of <br />the project to be rapidly determined, if the updated schedules <br />indicate a slippage, problem areas are immediately identified <br />and when required subcontractors are brought together to <br /> <br />organize a solution. <br /> <br />The project management team will then meet the critical <br />trades in order to resolve any schedule slippages. Primavera <br />6 allows us to focus on a specific trade or area and generate <br />more detailed sub-schedules (sub-networks) to assist in <br />this task. As such the project's CPM becomes a working <br />management tool for the City of Sunny Isles and our team. <br /> <br />EXAMPLES <br />Coral Park Senior High was a project with significant <br />scheduling challenges, the project consisted of a phased <br />delivery dividing a new 170,000 square foot building from <br />a campus wide retrofit of upgraded fire alarm and public <br />address system, along with existing gymnasium and athletic <br />facility renovations and HVAC upgrades. <br />MCM again developed a design and permitting schedule, <br />and then went on to develop the construction schedule in <br />accordance with the phasing plan. Securing certification of <br />fire alarm and public address systems by phase, area, and <br />floor was critical for acquisition of certificates of occupancy <br />based on the clients needs. Each certification and its <br />predecessor activities had to be identified and monitored in <br />the schedule, along with typical major components of work. <br />By incorporating these detailed activity sequences into the <br />overall project schedule MCM was able to allow for a phased <br />occupancy and successfully deliver the project on time. <br /> <br />Westland Hialeah Senior High was another scheduling <br />challenge as noted in the previous examples, this project <br />required the planning, coordination and monitoring of 8 <br />separate design submittals and permits, and the overall <br />project schedule had to be coordinated to allow for these ~ <br />scheduling constraints. Construction of the 4 main buildings ~ <br />had to be coordinated and relationships developed based ~ I <br />on forecasted permit approvals. In instances where permit ~ \ <br />approvals were delayed, MCM revised the schedule logic ~ ' <br />and re-sequenced construction activities to mitigate the ~ <br />potential delays. ~ <br /> <br />'" <br />.= <br />'" <br />'" <br />.~ <br />V> <br />c <br />'" <br />'6 <br />~ <br />'" <br />'-' <br />g <br />1 <br />~ <br /> <br /> <br />w.~ <br />- - <br />- - <br />1,W'PItIt O'IJ.N\' <br />._ ou.N' <br />....., ~, <br />....., <br /> <br />.... -"'" ..xf9l' <br />a Jl.a..ut - <br />'" - ~ <br />- - <br />- ~ <br />~ - <br />~ - <br />>>-- ..... <br />)(I l........ 21fU. <br />>> .- - <br />- <br /> <br />::; <br />~ <br />g; <br />ci <br />z <br />~ <br />"" <br /> <br />..~ <br />01_ aocx:'01 <br /> <br />. <br />13 <br /> <br />~ <br />- <br />-= <br />