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'. ~~ PAVARINI ~ CONSTRUCTION COMPANY , . 9. CM-AT-RISK EXPERIENCE & WHAT BENEFITS PAVARINI BRINGS TO THE TABLE The Pavarini'Team visited the future site of the Heritage Park a,nd Parking Garage prior to submitting this proposal. The following observations by our Project Manager is a perfect example of the benefits that we "bring to the table" . Our project manager met with Bill Evans of the City of Sunny Isles Beach. During this site vtsit, it was discussed that the project had some .site logistics to overcome. During Phase I, construction of the Parking Garage, several existing site conditions have to remain in place. The Building being used, by City on the property houses offices for the City and 'must remain operational. Secondly, <me-third of the-existing 500 parking lot spaces have to remain available. They are being utilized by the hotel across the street for their guests, and are a source of revenue for the City of Sunny Isles Beach. Once the Parking Garage is in place and has received the Temporary Certificate of 6ccupancy; the City can relocate its offices to the first floor and Phase II can begin. This will include the clearing of the remaining parking spaces and the demolition of the old building and commence work on the Park. This will require much advance planning and coordination in order to achieve the City's desired goals. We Also Bring The Following: .. " · Familiarity with the City 9f Sunny "Isles Beach. We are familiar with the City of Sunny Isles Beach, its requir~ments and logistics. Pavarini constructed three CM-at-Risk projects in the City of Sunny Isles Beach: Le Meridien Hotel, Jade Beach and Acqualina. · Extensive CM-at-Risk Experience. 80%. of Pavarini's Florida projects are delivered through Construction Management at Risk method, · Local Experience. Our team is local and Qur experience is local. More than 100 'Projects in excess of 25 million square feet provide us with exceptional local knowledge, very familiar with the local conditions and Building Code requirements. · Team Continuity. Our proposed team members worked together on past projects, · Team Availability. Our entire proposed construction team members'are ~II "A players" and are available now. · Extensive Prequalified Subcontractor Base. We will bring the right subcontractors to complete this project on time, within budget and with the quality expected. · Financial Stability. $150 million single project Bonding Capacity. · Sure-footed. Established in 1896, Pavarini Construction has been in business for over 113 years, and maintained , its continuous presence in South Florida since 1967. · Experience with Public Clients. Constructed numerous Florida Sales Tax exempt projects for many public clients. · Proven track record of projects completed ahead. of schedule, within budget or with savings to owners. · Top Quality. Quality assurance begins at the top levels of management..with the selectio~ of the right project team. Our independent Minority Partner, CES, provides Quality Assurance and Quality Control ~ REAL-UFE EXAMPLES OF How PAVARINI OVERCOMES CHALLENGES * URBAN "TIGHT SITE" EXPERIENCE PROJECT: Orange Brook Elementary School Phased Replacement, Hollywood, Florida One of the complexities of this job was its location.. Orange Brook Elementary is. situated in the middle of a busy urban neighborhood and on a "tight site". It was clear that the ~eighborhood was going to be impacted by the construction activities occurring on the site. In order to pr~vent any possible conflicts with the surrounding community that could have been caused by construction activities, material deliveries, etc., the Pavarini team started the Orange Brook Elementary School project by attend a community meeting to describe the project and the logistics plan. The local residents' input was utilized to develop a plan that was compatible with the neighborhood. During the actual construction of the project, we notified neighbors by knocking on their doors to aqvise them of unusual activities and material deliveries as well as traffic and construction impact. INNOVATION SOLUTIONS WHILE WORKING ON A "TIGHT SITE" PROJECT: The Courts Condominium ~n Brickell Key, Miami, Florida 1. The TCO for the Courts condominium was scheduled for October 11, 2002. There was abnormal amount of rain falling during June of 2002, when Pavarini was in the stucco stage. Usually, this would have slowed down the process, STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS TO PROVIDE PROFESSIONAL CONSTRUCTION SE~VICES FOR THE HERITAGE PARK AND PARKING GARAGE I CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH. FL I RFQ 09-03-'01 t)!1,.....,''> , . , '-.,...00'''. 11