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FIRM REFERENCES AND SIMILAR WORK COMPLETED For over 60 years, Erdman Anthony has been providing civil and transportation engineering for a wide variety of municipal clients. Relevant project experience completed within the past five years include: SUNY Geneseo Campus MV Site Electrical Distribution Upgrade Geneseo, New York Duration of Contract: 2013 – 2014 Erdman Anthony provided professional electrical and civil engineering services to upgrade a major portion of the electrical loop system on the Geneseo Campus of the State University of New York. The project included relocating, enhancing and upgrading approximately 2,300 feet of electrical system facilities from the source building at Clark Hall to five other buildings on the Campus. This relocation moved all the overhead aerial facilities underground to a new conduit and vault system. The design included a thorough site investigation to ensure the new route would not only minimize campus disruptions but would reduce to an absolute minimum the effects on existing landscaping, hardscaping, sidewalks, pathways, roadways, vehicular traffic, pedestrian traffic and student activities. Critical to the layout was a design in which the loop did not overlap at any point. This was accomplished with careful planning and much coordination with University staff. The design was also completed to allow for future expansion of the system so that it could grow with future campus expansion plans. To minimize project costs and reduce the impact on campus operations, Erdman Anthony worked closely with the campus to find a way to utilize the small number of existing conduits on site. Our lead electrical engineer was also heavily involved in the construction of the project making regular site inspections as the project progressed. Our staff worked with the contractor to plan operations and work zones to minimize disruptions. Project construction phasing was designed to include mandatory 14-hour construction days during the low volume summer session of the university, thus reducing conflicts.