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HomeMy WebLinkAboutSFM Proposal for City of Sunny Isles Beach ITB No.: 20-08-01 City Landscape Services Submitted by: Christian Infante, President cinfante@sfmservices.com SFM Services, Inc. TH 9700 N.W. 79 Avenue Hialeah Gardens, FL 33016 Ph. 305.818.2424 Fx. 305.818.3510 TABLE OF CONTENTS Letter of Intent....................................................................................................................................................................................... .............. 2 1. Company Information ................................................................................................................................................................................ 3 Litigation ............................................................................................................................................................................................ .............. 3 Approach to Start-Up Operations & Proposed Maintenance Plan ................................................................................................................ 4 Proof of Insurance .................................................................................................................................................................................... ....... 7 2. Qualifications ..................................................................................................................................................................................... ......... 8 Financial Statement ................................................................................................................................................................................... .... 17 Benefits of Hiring SFM Services ..................................................................................................................................................................... 39 The Right Choice ...................................................................................................................................................................................... ...... 39 Equipment ............................................................................................................................................................................................. ........ 41 Licenses & Certifications ............................................................................................................................................................................. .. 48 Hiring Format ......................................................................................................................................................................................... ........ 61 Shannon Melendi Act/ Background Checks .................................................................................................................................................. 61 Methodology ........................................................................................................................................................................................... ...... 62 Blueforce Time and Attendance System ....................................................................................................................................................... 63 Drug Free Workplace Program ...................................................................................................................................................................... 64 Uniform & ID’s ........................................................................................................................................................................................ ....... 65 Distictive Services Offered ........................................................................................................................................................................... . 66 Disaster Recovery Services ............................................................................................................................................................................ 67 Event Cleaning ........................................................................................................................................................................................ ....... 70 Community Involvement ............................................................................................................................................................................... 71 3. Staffing ........................................................................................................................................................................................... ........... 73 Key Personnel Resumes ................................................................................................................................................................................ 77 Proposed Organization Chart ........................................................................................................................................................................ 84 Safety & Training Program ............................................................................................................................................................................ 85 Training Overview ..................................................................................................................................................................................... .... 86 Employee Safety BBQ ................................................................................................................................................................................... . 87 Quality Control ....................................................................................................................................................................................... ....... 88 Service Quality Measurements/Metrics ....................................................................................................................................................... 89 4. Bid Forms .......................................................................................................................................................................................... ........ 90 5. References ......................................................................................................................................................................................... ..... 111 Reference Letters ..................................................................................................................................................................................... ... 113 6. Availability ....................................................................................................................................................................................... ....... 116 7. Contract Forms ..................................................................................................................................................................................... .. 117 1 LETTER OF INTENT Wednesday, September 30, 2020 Office of the City Clerk City of Sunny Isles Beach 18070 Collins Avenue, 4th Floor Sunny Isles Beach, Florida 33160 Dear Members of the Evaluation Committee: SFM Services, Inc., appreciates the opportunity to submit a proposal to the City of Sunny Isles Beach in response to ITB No.: 20-08-01 “City Landscape Services”. SFM is a local, minority, family-owned and operated company headquartered in Miami-Dade County; approximately30 minutes away from the City of Sunny Isles Beach. Enclosed, you will find information on our firm that will demonstrate why we’re the right choice for the City of Sunny Isles Beach. SFM provides custom maintenance services tailored to the individual needs and goals of our clients.Servicing South Florida since 1972, SFM is recognized for its exceptional landscape maintenance, installation, and arbor care services. We specialize in all aspects of tree care, utilizing the safest, most advanced and environmentally- sound methods in the industry. SFM has the experience, personnel, equipment, and resources to not only meet, but exceed target goals. SFM President Christian Infante is an ISA Certified Arborist, holds a Broward County Class A Tree Trimmer License and is a certified Traffic Control Supervisor (MOT). General Manager, Mario Cantero is a FNGLA Certified Horticultural Professional and licensed Commercial Pesticide Applicator. The SFM team uses the best horticultural management practices possible. SFM understands the Scope of Work provided in the ITB document and is fully committed to perform the City of Sunny Isles Beach landscape maintenance services in a professional and timely manner. If you have any questions regarding this proposal, you may contact me directly at (305) 525.9442 or email cinfante@sfmservices.com. Respectfully Submitted, Christian Infante President 2 1. COMPANY INFORMATION Our History…For more than 40 years, the eyes of the world were set on Miami’s Orange Bowl Stadium. The manicured lawns and impeccably clean venue set the spotlight for some of the cities’ most memorable events. Since 1972, the company responsible for keeping the facility looking its best, has been SFM Services, Inc. Although the Orange Bowl closed its doors in 2007, SFM Services continues its mission of making South Florida’s most notable locations and memorable events look their best. Years Serviced: 1972 to 2007 th SFM Services, Inc. was incorporated in the State of Florida on January 9, 1987. SFM is locally headquartered in Miami-Dade County. Our address is9700 NW 79th Avenue, Hialeah Gardens, FL 33016 and our contact information is as follows: Office Main 305.818.2424 Office Fax 305.818.3510 E-mail info@sfmservices.com Website www.sfmservices.com Our headquarters has approximately 9,000 square feet of office space, 15,000 square feet of warehouse space, and close to 3 acres of land. That, plus access to the latest equipment and a fleet of over 100 vehicles sets us apart from the rest. SFM has 3 full-time mechanics to service our entire fleet year-round. th SFM also has a satellite location in Broward County located at 5612 NW 8 Street Margate, FL 33063. LITIGATION SFM Services, Inc. and its related entities may be included from time to time in litigation brought against its clients due to the nature of its business; there is no prior or pending litigation that would have a material adverse effect on the SFM’s ability to deliver services under any award of this ITB. There is no pending or prior litigation in which the Team has been averse to any of its clients or governmental entities. 3 APPROACH TO START-UP OPERATIONS & PROPOSED MAINTENANCE PLAN Client Name: City of Sunny Isles Beach Start Date: T.B.D. Transition Lead: Robert Correa Purpose: In order to achieve a seamless transition, SFM implements a 10-Step Transition Plan customized for each contract. The purpose of this process is to ensure a seamless integration of SFM Services when replacing existing service provider or in-house program. This plan supplies SFM operators with a step-by-step guide for transitioning. Goals: 1. Deliver seamless transition that provides step-by-step instruction for SFM operations and assures the City of Sunny Isles Beach of problem free conversions from current or in-house provider to SFM. 2. Identify key resources for transition tasks. 3. Transition plan creates accountability for transition team members by reporting the completion of tasks to the City of Sunny Isles Beach. 4. Create a base of communication between SFM and City of Sunny Isles Beach. 5. On time job start and successful service implementation. 10-Step Process: 1. Mobilize SFM Transition Task Force 2. Expectations Meeting with the City of Sunny Isles Beach 3. Employee Screening & Hiring 4. Order Equipment & Supplies 5. Employee Training 6. Invoicing Procedures 7. Onsite Orientation 8. Set up Supplies 9. Service Start Up 10. Follow up Meetings SFM anticipates a 30 to 45-day window to implementation services upon authorization to begin. Service dates and times will be coordinated with the City of Sunny Isles Beach staff to ensure minimal disruption to traffic, residents, and businesses. Service schedules can be adjusted to meet specific needs of the City of Sunny Isles Beach. 4 st 1 Month of Service: Perform a site assessment of all City areas to be maintained. Assessment will grade area conditions, improvement recommendations, irrigation system check, etc. Create route plans and assist crew leaders with familiarization of areas of service. Routine site visits with City staff. Adjust maintenance schedules as necessary. Insert all City sites into SFM’s Quality Control software. nd 2 Month of Service: SFM Quality Control Officer will perform an inspection after all areas have been cut. Review QC inspection results with crews and address any deficiencies reported. Monitor crews and fine tune route plans. Meet with City staff to receive feedback on service. Crew Structure: 1-Full-service crew (mowing, edging, weed control) Pickup Truck & Closed Trailer Ride-on Mowers Stand-on Mowers Edgers Line Trimmers Pole Saws Blowers Backpack Sprayer and misc. hand tools Additional Pickup Truck and Open trailer with Reel Mower for Athletic Fields / Parks. 1-Detail crew (plant bed maintenance, mulch replacement) Pickup Truck with Dump Bed Open Trailer Hedge Trimmers Pole Saws Blowers Backpack Sprayer and misc. hand tools 5 1-Irrigation crew(monthly system wet checks) Irrigation Van Electronic Location Device Shovels and misc. Hand Tools Stock of Irrigation Parts & Supplies 1-Spray crew (pesticides, insecticide, fertilization, aeration) Spray Truck Open Trailer Ride-on Spreader / Sprayer Push Spreader Ride-on Aerator Blower Backpack Sprayer and misc. hand tools 1-Arbor care crew ISA-Certified arborist Tree trimmer & groundmen Bucket truck & chipper Pick-up truck with arrow board Parks 2 full-time crews (3-man crews) – 5 days a week 1 full-time Account Supervisor 1 full-time irrigation tech 1 part-time weekend crew Right of Ways 2 full-time crews (4-man crews) – 5 days a week 1 full-time Account Supervisor 1 full-time irrigation tech 1 part-time weekend crew 6 PROOF OF INSURANCE General Liability, Workers Comp, and Auto 7 2. QUALIFICATIONS 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 FINANCIAL STATEMENT 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 SFM Landscape is the premier landscaping company in South Florida,equipped with a vast knowledge in horticulture. SFM Services is part of FNGLA, ISA, TCIA,and ATSSA for Safer Roads. We are also FDOT pre- qualified. We offer year-round landscape maintenance services, and tree trimming & removal services to some of South Florida’s most prominent medical and educational facilities, municipal and government agencies such as Baptist Health, Broward Health, Miami- Dade Public Schools, Town of Miami Lakes, City of Miami Beach, City of North Miami Beach and the City of Coral Gables. We are proud of our client retention: City of Miami Beach since 2009City of Miami Springs since 2002 Town of Miami Lakes since 2003 City of Coral Gables since 2004 SFM is a “one-stop shop” for municipalities and commercial businesses to outsource the necessary services to maintain a clean and safe environment for its residents, tourists, and business community. SFM is not your typical landscape company. Our company service and area knowledge of a local company dedicated to its clients and client needs. We offer a unique blend services including but not limited to: Disaster Recovery Services Landscape Design & Installation Tree Trimming, Pruning, Removal Stump Grinding Litter Control Street Sweeping & Canal Maintenance Comprehensive Janitorial Services Comprehensive Landscape Services You can see our work along South Florida’s most prominent roads including: 38 SFM is known for its local employment opportunities throughout Miami-Dadeand Broward County. With nearly 1,000 employees currently on payroll in South Florida, we are truly a Miami “Hometown” business that continuously gives back to our local community. SFM employees receive continued education through their involvement in the following leading industry associations: Florida Nursery, Growers & Landscape Association (FNGLA) International Society of Arboriculture (ISA) Tree Care Industry Association. (TCIA) American Public Works Association (APWA) American Traffic Safety Services Association (ATSSA) BENEFITS OF HIRING SFM SERVICES Experience servicing entire Municipals. SFM ownership is directly involved. Robust Safety & Risk Management Program Certified Arborists a call away. Nearly 1,000 employees throughout South Florida. Equipped for Hurricane Clean Up. SFM Headquarters are approximately 30 minutes away from the Town of Surfside. THE RIGHT CHOICE SFM has proven through our capabilities and wherewithal to be a professional, reliable, and competent contracting partner. SFM has the experience, qualifications and most importantly, the commitment to service the Town of Surfside. We enforce a drug free policy and all employees are bonded and go through a criminal background check. SFM is confident that we are the right choice for the Town of Surfside. 39 FDOT Landscape Installation Coral Way Exits of SR 826 City of Coconut Creek Old Spanish Village Granada Golf Course 40 EQUIPMENT SFM will have all necessary equipment and personnel needed to provide services requested in the ITB. Below please find summary of vehicles and equipment as well as a few pictures. (3) Bucket Truck (Altec) (Ford chassis) (3) Chippers. Bandit & Vermeer (3) Stump grinders. Carlton (4) Water Trucks 2) Self loader grapple trucks. (40CY) MACK (36) Pickup trucks. Chevy & Ford All smaller equipment used will be ECHO brand. Power trim edgers Backpack blowers String trimmers Assorted hand tools (31) Scag Mowers 41 Additional Equipment used for Tree Trimming/Pruning & Removal 42 43 Type Id No. Make ModelYear V.I.N TagExp. CH613 Self loader 23 Mack 2000 1M1AA13Y9YW115875 N4542P Heavy Dec-20 Dump Trucks CH613 Self loader 25 Mack 2000 1M1AA13Y7YW115874 N4541P Heavy Dec-20 Dump Trucks Heavy 112 ISUZU NPR 4.8L 1999 JALB4B148X7006090 KNPV96 Dec-20 Heavy 115 CHEVROLET W4500 Sweeper 2007 J8DC4B16677016722 HGDB71 Dec-20 Light 121 CHEVROLET Silverado 1500 2007 1GCEC19X47Z646831 LQRZ34 Jun-21 Light 122 CHEVROLET Silverado 2500 2007 1GCHC29U37E102658 ESXW68 Dec-20 Light 123 CHEVROLET Silverado 1500 2007 1GCEC19X17Z644955 HWXZ67 Jun-21 Heavy 133 FORD F-800 Diesel 1997 1FDXF80C7VVA36313 N6031T Dec-20 Light 136 CHEVROLET Silverado 1500 2007 2GCEC13C671616003 GEIQ06 Jun-21 Light 140 CHEVROLET Silverado 1500 2005 2GCEC19V851232133 DUUJ26 Jun-21 Light 141 CHEVROLET Silverado 3500 2005 1GCJC39U95E253928 EWWW77 Dec-20 Light 145 CHEVROLET Silverado 1500 2004 1GCEC14V64Z331272 GEIK70 Jun-21 Light 160 CHEVROLET Silverado 1500 2007 3GCEC13C47G519681 JSSX74 Jun-21 Express G1500 Cargo Van 167 CHEVROLET 2008 1GCFG15X681231153 LQRZ43 Jun-21 Van Van 182 CHEVROLET 2011 1GCWGGCAXB1175016 EFAZ88 Cargo Van Dec-20 Light 183 CHEVROLET Silverado 1500 2011 1GCRCPEX3BZ138837 EFAZ89 Jun-21 Light 184 FORD Ranger 2011 1FTKR1AD3BPA19044 EFAZ94 Jun-21 Light 185 FORD Ranger Super Cab 4x2 2011 1FTKR1ED2BPA58699 EFAZ87 Jun-21 Light 188 Suzuki Mini-Truck 2004 DA63T-303159 BHKM05 Jun-21 Passenger 190 FORD Fiesta 2013 3FADP4AJ3DM116491 PIPX35 Aug-21 F750 Bucket Truck Heavy 191 FORD 2011 3FRNF7FC2BV133774 BJAD11 Dec-20 Altec LR758 Express G1500 Cargo Van 192 CHEVROLET 2013 1GCSGAFX6D1116611 BPGX20 Jun-21 Van Heavy 193 ISUZU NPR 2013 JALC4W16XD7003278 BTUT18 Dec-20 Heavy 194 International 4900 (WATER TRUCK) 2000 1HTSDAAN6YH268998 N8476X Dec-20 Light 195 CHEVROLET Silverado 1500 2013 1GCRCREA3DZ275836 BPKF97 Jun-21 F750 Bucket Truck Heavy 197 FORD 2011 3FRXF7FC5BV620301 CCIQ18 Dec-20 Altec LR758 Van 198 FORD Transit 2014 NM0LS6E71E1143750 CNSC43 Mar-21 Passenger 200 FORD Fusion 2015 3FA6P0LU9FR157478 DGJN93 Mar-21 Light 202 Nissan Frontier 2015 1N6BD0CT5FN718378 DFHP70 Jun-21 Light 203 FORD F250 2015 1FT7W2AT2FEC21371 DLVB56 Dec-20 Light 204 FORD F250 2015 1FT7W2A64FEB67145 DULF63 Dec-20 Van 205 2015 3C6TRVAG0EE114369 DZKY48 Dodge Promaster Jun-21 4300 (WATER Heavy 211 International 2008 1HTMMAAN58H676112 P2695C Dec-20 TRUCK) Light 212 FORD F250 2016 1FT7W2AT9GEA52533 EQZS81 Dec-20 Light 213 FORD F250 2016 1FT7W2AT8GEA30815 EQZS80 Dec-20 44 Light 214 FORD F150 2009 1FTRX12829KB38278 EQDC24 Dec-20 Light 215 FORD F150 2009 1FTVX12V69KB12092 EQDC20 Dec-20 Light 216 FORD F150 2010 1FTVX1CV2AKA97657 EQDC21 Dec-20 Light 218 Nissan Frontier 2016 1N6BD0CT3GN736881 GHRT10 Jun-21 Light 219 Nissan Frontier 2016 1N6BD0CT8GN736858 GHRT09 Jun-21 4300 (WATER Heavy 221 International 1998 1HTSHADT1WH600244 N7839S Dec-20 TRUCK) Light 222 Nissan Frontier 2016 1N6BD0CT3GN760646 GWIW60 Jun-21 Light 226 FORD 2010 1FTEX1CW8AKB68515 GWSH77 F150 Jun-21 Heavy 227 FORD TK 2006 3FRNF75F16V256497 GWSH76 Dec-20 Van 229 Nissan NV200 S 2016 3N6CM0KNXGK694318 GWEZ57 Jun-21 234 Light FORD F150 2014 1FTFX1CF8EKD46479 IXEM91 Dec-20 Light 238 IJNJ44 1GCRCPEC9HZ299084 CHEVROLET Silverado 1500 2017Dec-20 Light 239 IJNJ45 1GCRCPEC3HZ335089 CHEVROLET Silverado 1500 2017Dec-20 Light 240 IJNJ43 1GCRCPEC7HZ355801 CHEVROLET Silverado 1500 2017Dec-20 Van 241 3N6CM0KN1HK715641 LQRZ33 Nissan NV200 S 2017Jun-21 Van 242 3N6CM0KN5HK714556 DUUJ30 Nissan NV200 S 2017Jun-21 Van 243 3N6CM0KN5HK714654 HGDB69 Nissan NV200 S 2017Jun-21 Heavy 244 54DB4J1B0HS806175 IPSG46 Isuzu NPR Crew Cab 2017Dec-20 Heavy 245 N7824S 3ALACXFC8JDJN4216 Freightliner M2106 / Altec LR758 2018Dec-20 Light Nissan Frontier 1N6DD0ER2HN708713 JDBU26 246 2017Jun-21 Van 247 3N6CM0KN5HK713682 JDBU25 Nissan NV200 S 2017Jun-21 Light 248 FORD F150 1FTMF1CW7AKE78850 IXDC84 2010Jun-21 Light 1N6AA1F10HN500629 JIHH28 249 Nissan TITAN 2017Dec-20 Light 1N6AA1F14HN501038 JIHH96 250 Nissan TITAN 2017Dec-20 Van JVZX06 251 Nissan NV200 S 3N6CM0KN4JK700556 2018Jun-21 Van 3N6CM0KN0JK699289 JVZX05 252 Nissan NV200 S 2018Jun-21 Light 253 Nissan Frontier 1N6BD0CT6JN751740 JVZX08 2018Jun-21 Light 254 Nissan Frontier 1N6BD0CT9JN752462 JVZX07 2018Jun-21 Light JWAH10 257 Nissan TITAN1N6AA1F13JN500775 2018Dec-20 Light 1N6AA1F19JN524790 JWAH09 258 Nissan TITAN 2018Dec-20 Light 1N6AA1F1XJN525446 JWAH11 259 Nissan TITAN 2018Dec-20 Heavy 1FD0W4GY6JEC87460 KDZW11 260 Ford F450 DUMP 2018Dec-20 261 Isuzu NPR 54DC4J1B6JS805266 KLRP32 Heavy 2018Dec-20 Van 262 Nissan NV200 S 3N6CM0KN3HK696364 JXUJ27 2017Jun-21 Heavy Freightliner M2106 / Altec LR758 2019 3ALACXFC6KDKT4941 KGLR89 263 Dec-20 Van Nissan NV200 S 2015 3N6CM0KN5FK692037 NAVC78 264 Jun-21 Van Nissan NV200 S 2019 3N6CM0KN6KK709793 NABR22 265 Jun-21 Light 2020 1N6AA1FA9LN504848 NSCS71 268 Nissan TITAN Dec-20 Light 269 Nissan TITAN 2020 1N6AA1FA7LN504394 NSCS72 Dec-20 45 Heavy 2019 54DB4JIB5KS800511 PGDN90 270 Isuzu NPR HD Dup truck Dec-20 Light 271 Chevrolet Silverado 2020 3GCPWBEF4LG259337 NVPH57 Dec-20 Heavy 272 Isuzu NPR Crew Cab 2019 54DC4J1B9KS812553 PJHY46 Dec-20 Heavy 273 Isuzu NPR Single Cab 2019 54DC4W1B3KS811475 PJHY47 Dec-20 Light 2020 1N6AA1FA7LN506758 PGDE78 274 Nissan Titan Dec-20 Trailer 4T0FB162171002475 JSSX71 380 Hoop Trailer2007Jun-21 Trailer 4T0FB162371002476 JSSX73 381 Hoop Trailer2007Jun-21 Trailer 383 NOV1N000083716726 072TCJ Tori Steam Pressure 1994Jun-21 Trailer 384 NOVIN0201301446 PVUY61 HOMEMADE Pressure Washer 2020Jun-21 2005 Heavy 824 CRS26418 CAT 420 D (Backhoe) 2007 Heavy BXM02084 825 CAT 242 B Thomas1732000 Heavy 921117 3 HL 826 Trailer 860 NOV1N0200131926 HWXZ71 HMDE TRAILER 2000Jun-21 Trailer 861 4XSPB14283G048712 PDAI47 HAULMARK 7 X14 2003Jun-21 Trailer 1S9E01217B1303637 NAVA70 864 SUCCO Enclosed Trailer 2501 2011Jun-21 Trailer LN2NS2715BCN00007 ARHH76 879 North Star Trailer Sport Star 2011Jun-21 Trailer 5FEUS1627C006340 GZQX07 901 IRON DOG ULTRA 2002Jun-21 Open Trailer for Roto Trailer 1R9814SA7B0677378 AMAC12 903 RPM-CO 2011 Jun-21 Mower Trailer 904 16VDX1428J3004123 GTBR14 Big Tex Dump trailer 2018Jun-21 Heavy 1VR2161V4F1006518 GDYA90 909 Vermeer BC1500 2015Jun-21 Heavy 1VR2161V2F1006288 GDYA89 910 Vermeer BC1500 2015Jun-21 Heavy 911 CAT 289D 2017 CAT0289DPTAW06619 Trailer 916 1D955202XJA669003 JVYC07 POLE CAT POLE CAT 2018Jun-21 Trailer PMCO UTILITY TRAILER 2008 PEM5X10GSM15 KNPV99 917 Jun-21 Trailer SURT TL 2016 JW1U1014G1147931 KNPN85 919 Jun-21 Heavy Vermeer BC1500 2019 1VR2181VXK1009607 LTBG11 925 Jun-21 Trailer 7L31E7214LF051069 PVUY92 Arrow board Arrow board 2020 Jun-21 AB-1 Trailer Arrow board Arrow board 2020 7L31E7214LF051070 PVUY93 Jun-21 AB-2 Trailer ET-14 1K986X2094D201697 ICPY05 KENDALL KT 2004Jun-21 Trailer 1S907X1248M982311 JSSY39 ET-16 Southwest 2008Jun-21 Trailer 1S9E0122X5T303813 DUUJ43 ET-2 SUCCO TRAILER 2005Jun-21 Trailer NOV1N000083716724 AQEF97 ET-20 PANTHER CHEMTEX 1997Jun-21 Trailer ET-22 4YNBN25284C021238 C7190W ANDERSON20K lbs 2004Permanent Trailer ET-3 1BTM162K122196001 AQEM69 BTM TRAILER 1996Jun-21 Trailer ET-35 1D9BU10174G460G77 JSSY44 DEPRI FB3500 2004Jun-21 Sun Coast Trailer ET-36 1S9E0121061303307 GEIM39 Trailer 7X12 2006 Jun-21 Trailer Trailer NOV1N000083716725 DUUJ42 ET-4 CUSTOMTRAILER 1997Jun-21 Trailer ET-41 1S916X1237M982323 IECN47 Southwest Trailer2007Jun-21 46 Trailer ET-45 1S907X1658M982269 JSSX77 Southwest TRAILER 7X12 2008Jun-21 Trailer ET-54 019751R6030460116 AZLM98 Arrowmaster W11W-15/25SB 1997Jun-21 Trailer ET-55 01971U6380461740 LQRZ37 Arrowmaster W11W-15/25SB 1997Jun-21 Trailer ET-56 121KA1623FM016936 EAPX06 TORINO KET-616-10TA 2015Jun-21 Sun Coast Trailer ET-57 1S9E01824F1303617 DTBL30 Trailer 8x18 2015 Jun-21 Trailer Trailer ET-58 1S9E01622F1303621 DTBL31 SUNCOAST Trailer 8x16 2015 Jun-21 Sun Coast Trailer ET-59 2017 1S9E01211H1303335 GLVY66 TRAILER 8X14 Jun-21 Trailer Sun Coast Trailer ET-60 1S9E0142XH1303453 JDWM85 TRAILER 8X14 2017 Jun-21 Trailer Sun Coast Trailer ET-61 Trailer 8x16 1S9E01635J1303511 GFYF23 2018 Jun-21 Trailer Trailer ET-62 JVYB03 53BLTEA26JU029502 LOOK TRAILER 8X14 2018Jun-21 Sun Coast Trailer ET-63 1S9ED162K1303706 LADU61 Trailer 8 X 16 2019 Jun-21 Trailer Sun Coast Trailer ET-64 1S9E01625L1303978 PCGE56 Trailer 8 X 16 2020 Jun-21 Trailer Sun Coast Trailer ET-65 1S9E01623L1303977 PCGE57 Trailer 8 X 16 2020 Jun-21 Trailer Sun Coast Trailer ET-66 19E01629L1303112 CTX0637 Trailer 8 X 16 2020 Trailer Trailer ET-7 CUSTOM ULTRA 2000 NOV1N0200103368 DUUJ45 Jun-21 Trailer ET-9 CUSTOM HOOP 1993 1H9FB162010472417 JSSX72 Jun-21 Trailer OT-1 TRIPLE CROWN Trailer 5x8 2015 1XNU5X8G3F1060782 DTBL80 Jun-21 Sun Coast Trailer 1S9001627L1303975 PCGE60 OT-2 2020 Trailer 8 X 16 Jun-21 Trailer Sun Coast Trailer 1S9001629L1303976 PCGE59 OT-32020 Trailer 8 X 16 Jun-21 Trailer Trailer 1XNE1814XJ1082194 Traier 8 X 18 Deck Over OT-4 47 LICENSES & CERTIFICATIONS MBE Certification Minority Participation SFM Services, Inc. is 100 % minority owned. Jose M. Infante and Christian Infante stockholders of SFM Services, Inc. are Hispanic. SFM strongly encourages the recruitment, selection, and promotion of minorities and women in the firm. Several of SFM’s vendors are minority owned as well. SFM is a registered minority firm with the Florida State Minority Supplier Development Council. Any question regarding MBE certification, please contact Beatrice Louissaint, President of the Florida State Minority Supplier Development Council. (305.762.6151) 48 Florida Corporation Certification 49 Occupational Licenses 50 FDOT Pre-Qualification 51 Arborist Certificates 52 TCIA Membership 53 54 Broward County Tree Trimmer License/ Certificates of Completion FNGLA Certifications 55 56 Management Practices Maintenance of Traffic Certifications 57 Pesticide Licenses & Certifications 58 Horticulture Certifications 59 General Contractors License 60 HIRING FORMAT Described below is a detailed plan for hiring, retaining, and training that identifies the methods for ensuring SFM’s staff, including management personnel, are maintaining industry standards in training and best practices. SFM Services performs LEVEL 1 & LEVEL 2 investigative background checks for all employees staffing our client’s facilities. Our investigative background checks include the following: Social Security Number Verification Criminal History Search (7 years) Employment Verification Violent Sexual Offender Registry Search DMV Records (7 years) Florida HRS Abuse Registry SFM employee files contain health checks and required testing as well as all documented training and development compliant with OSHA. All drivers for SFM are registered with SambaSafety. SambaSafety gives us the security of knowing that our drivers are continuously being monitored while on and off the job. Their system always encourages our employees to drive safely. SHANNON MELENDI ACT/ BACKGROUND CHECKS As a standard practice, SFM Services performs investigative federal background checks (nationwide check involving all states) for all new hires. For this contract SFM will not hire any employee who: Has been convicted of a violent felony or conspiracy to commit a violent felony within the past five (5) years; or Has been convicted of a felony involving the trafficking of a controlled substance within the past (5) years; or Has two (2) or more convictions for a violent felony, for conspiracy to commit a violent felony, or involving the trafficking of a controlled substance; or Is a sexual offender or a sexual predator; or Has failed to provide proof of United States citizenship or legal immigration status in the United States. 61 Background Checks As a standard practice, our Team will run level 1 & 2 federal background checks (nationwide check involving all states) on all its new hires as required. Employees requiring access to federally regulated secure areas will undergo individual background screening. When it comes to assuming a client’s staff or filling an open position for them, we are flexible. We have found that background research standards often vary by client choice. Some clients are involved in specialized hiring program initiatives. In these situations, we first consult the client as to the depth of report desired (city, county, state or federal) and run reports upon mutual agreement with the client. We have utilized the same FCRA (Fair Credit Reporting Act) compliant provider for over 5 years and have had no incidents of incorrect or false information. METHODOLOGY Step 1: Utilize SFM’snetwork of 1,000+ employees in local market, coordinate interviews with incumbent employees, utilize online digital platforms such as Zip Recruiter and Social Media. SFM also places advertisements in the local paper if necessary. Step 2: Identify project supervisor candidates and perform 2 Panel Interview Process. o Mario Cantero o Christian Infante o Robert Montesino Step 3: Hire supervision Step 4: Employee application review and job orientation Step 5: Criminal background check and Drug screening Step 6:Make offer of employment to all new hires and I-9 verification Step 7:Joe Pinon,Director of Human Resources. Provide the following training task: General Operational Procedures PPE and proper use Onsite safety Step 8:Joe Pinon,Director of Human Resources.Provide training to hourly personnel. Assurance Personnel Availability Some positions in this contract will be part time. This will allow us to have pool of back up staff on call that will already possess the necessary qualifications, training, and experience to carry out their work. 62 BLUEFORCE TIME AND ATTENDANCE SYSTEM SFM Services integrated a time management software to monitor and control all aspects of employee time and attendance while reducing the cost of overtime, administrative labor, and clerical mistakes. Not only does this integration allow us to effectively manage our remote teams, it also insures we have the adequate staff available to carry out the daily operational tasks assigned to each location. Below is a list of tailored services available through our software. Biometric Fingerprint Equipped Time Clocks SFM Services uses biometric fingerprint equipped time clocks to make time fraud obsolete. Working in tandem with our cloud-based time and attendance system, the biometric fingerprint time clock systems give us real time visibility into our workforce. Mobile Time Tracking App SFM Services offers the on-the-go employees the option to clock in/out via a mobile time clock app. The app contains Geo-fencing and Geo-tracking, so that we can securely track our workforce. Mobile Punch captures the date, time, and GPS location of each punch. Telephone Time Tracking In worksites where a traditional time clock is not an option, SFM Services allows telephone time tracking. In a nutshell, telephone time tracking allows employees to clock in and out via a landline. Employees simply call a toll-free number and follow the prompts. These punches are audited regularly, to ensure employees are punching into the assigned landline. Real Time Alerts Real time alerts are designed to ensure that our employees are in their designated worksites on time. A team of personnel, including the Supervisor and Manager, receive real time alerts when a scheduled employee forgets to punch in, punches in late, or fails to report to work. This scheduling technology assists us in responding immediately to no shows. 63 DRUG FREE WORKPLACE PROGRAM SFM IS PROUD TO PARTICIPATE IN THE NATIONAL DRUG FREE WORKPLACE PROGRAM. It is our desire to provide a drug free, healthy, and safe workplace. To promote this goal, employees are required to report to work in appropriate mental and physical condition to perform their jobs in a satisfactory manner. While on our account premises and while conducting business-related activities off premises, no employee may use, possess, distribute, transfer, sell, or be under the influence of alcohol or illegal drugs to help ensure a safe and healthy working environment. Much like seat belts with automobiles, Insurance companies have stringent requirements in the coverage they provide. Job applicants and employees may be asked to provide body substance samples (such as urine and/or blood) to determine the illicit or illegal use of drugs and alcohol at any time during their employment if there is justifiable cause to do so. All employees are subject to post accident drug testing. An employee involved in a work-related injury is required to take a drug/alcohol test with their post-accident visit at any care provider. SFM’s Drug-Free Workplace Policy sends a clear message that alcohol and drug use in the workplace is prohibited. Objectives/ Goals To reduce drug use in the workplace To increase productivity To improve efficiency To reduce accidents in the workplace To deliver better customer service To demonstrate a more professional attitude and standard of conduct Encourage employees who have alcohol and or substance abuse problems to voluntarily seek help To achieve these goals, SFM Services conducts: Initial and periodic safety training sessions Drug Abuse Awareness pamphlets Random Drug Screening of existing employees Alcohol and Drug screening in the event of work-related accidents Complete drug Screening of all job candidates prior to start of assignments Formal and informal counseling by trained supervisors 64 UNIFORM & ID’S We realize the importance thata properly identified employee can have working in the City of Sunny Isles Beach. For this reason, SFM provides uniforms that are easily identifiable and professional. Shirts are made of a polyester-cotton blend that makes it easy for our landscapers to keep them clean. We issue five sets to each landscaper and mend or replace them as needed. Should the City wish a different type of uniform, we can provide shirts, slacks, windbreakers and parkas, all labeled with the SFM logo. By request, we can provide uniforms tailored to represent you, matching colors and logos. The identification card is just as important as a clear identifiable uniform. Every SFM employee is provided an employee ID and required to carry it with them during work hours. SFM understands and enforces the need to have all personnel clearly identified. We want to make sure your patrons feel safe and that they always know who is working around them. SFM crew photographed at City of Miami Beach’s Star Island. 65 DISTICTIVE SERVICES OFFERED SFM is not your typical service company. We offer a wide range of year-round services to our clients. Street Sweeping Available SFM has a fleet of (7) street sweepers used to clean municipal streets, highways, and parking lots. Pressure Washing Available Trailer mounted pressure washing rigs equipped with water holding tank & steam pressure capability. Debris Removal Available Self-loader grapple dump trucks (up to 200 CY) Echo-friendly vehicle for litter control 66 DISASTER RECOVERY SERVICES SFM Services is one of South Florida’s top disaster recovery service provider. Post Hurricane Irma, SFM removed over one (1) million cubic yards of debris throughout Miami- Dade County. SFM has the necessary equipment and experience to provide complete Disaster Recovery Services. Therefore, for any emergency, SFM is prepared to deploy and facilitate quickly and efficiently. Some of our clients in disaster recovery services include: SFM has provided disaster recovery service to several Miami-Dade County municipalities after the following storms: Miami-Dade County School Board Florida Dept. of Transportation 1992 Hurricane Andrew City of Coral Gables 2004 Hurricane Francis City of Doral Town of Miami Lakes 2004 Hurricane Charley Village of Pinecrest 2005 Hurricane Katrina (Mississippi & Florida) City of North Miami Beach Village of Miami Shores 2005 Hurricane Wilma (Mississippi & Florida) City of West Park Baptist Health South Florida 2005 Hurricane Dennis 2008 Hurricane Ike (Texas) 2017 Hurricane Irma 67 68 69 EVENT CLEANING SFM can help with any large outdoor events. SFM has experience in large event venue maintenance. SFM provided the Orange Bowl Stadium with event cleaning from 1972 to 2007. Other event venues currently serviced are: Dade County Fair & Expo. Center Ultra-Music Festival Bayfront Park & Amphitheater 2010 Super Bowl & Pro Bowl Years Serviced: 1972 to 2007 Years Serviced: 1978to Present BEFORE AFTER Ultra-Music Festival 165,000 Attendance in 3-days Years Serviced: 1998 to Present 70 COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT SFM strongly believes in giving back to the community. Christian Infante, Owner of SFM is personally involved in several of the charities highlighted below. Our commitment to the safety and wellbeing of our community is paramount. While COVID-19 continues to impact the world, SFM stands strong in backing our local community. SFM Donates Face Buffs to Gables Police Department SFM donated 300 custom face buffs for the City of Coral Gables Police Department with the CGPD logo printed on them. Free Disinfecting of 1st Responder Fleet Thank You for Your Service As a thank you to our 1st Responders, SFM sent trained disinfecting crews to clean and disinfect the interior of police fleets at no charge to several local police departments. 71 Every Wednesday for the past 3 months has been Pizza Day for the foster children and staff at His House Children’s Home courtesy of SFM and their partners at Power Pizza. SFM participates in the annual We support “Red Nose Day”. Funds raised SFM supports annual back to school Susan G Komen #RaceForTheCure benefit children in some of the poorest drives for many clients. communities in the world. City of Doral La Liga Contra Miami Dade Schools & Miami Earth Day Tree Donation El Cancer Walk Dolphins Butterfly Garden 72 3. STAFFING SFM’s team is composed of highly motivated, trained, and experienced personnel. The SFM team has the following certifications and credentials: ISA Certified Arborists FNGLA Maintenance Technicians M.O.T. (Maintenance of Traffic) Certified TCIA Certified Licensed Tree Trimmer Horticultural Certifications Licensed Herbicide Applicators APWA Members Jose M. Infante, Founder of SFM Services. Email: jinfante@sfmservices.com Mr. Infante has forty (40) years of experience in the landscape industry. He is also an ISA certified arborist. Mr. Infante is qualified and experienced in all aspects of landscape services. He is also a FNGLA Landscape Maintenance Technician. Mr. Infante was a past chair of the APWA (American Public Works Association). He also holds a pest control applicator license. Christian Infante, President. Email: cinfante@sfmservices.com Mr. Infante hasover twenty (20) years of experience in landscape management & irrigation. Mr. Infante has a bachelor’s degree in Business Marketing & Management from Florida International University (FIU), Mr. Infante has earned a portfolio of certifications. He is an ISA Certified Arborist and holds a certification in Horticulture and M.O.T. traffic control. Mr. Infante is directly involved in all contract negotiations and business development as well as all phases of SFM Service’s projects. He is also in charge of allemergency/ disaster recovery operations. 73 Roberto Stewart,Chief Operating Officer. Email: rstewart@sfmservices.com Mr. Stewart brings a wealth of knowledge and operations experience to the SFM team. He is described as an agile, culturally aware, global business leader with a 20+ year proven track record of delivering results. His experience spans across creating corporate center efficiencies, driving growth & operational excellence, reducing costs, and improving the client experience. His background includes leadership roles of increased responsibilities at Allstate Insurance, McKinsey & Company, and AIG. He earned his Executive MBA from the University of Miami and Bachelor’s in Economics from FIU. Mario Cantero, Landscape Manager. Email: mcantero@sfmservices.com Mr. Cantero oversees all landscape operations. He has over fifteen (17) years of experience in the service industry. Mr. Cantero is FNGLA Certified Horticultural Professional and licensed Commercial Pesticide Applicator. Mr. Cantero is currently seeking certification as Arborist with the International Society of Arboriculture. Robert Montesino, Project Manager. Email: rmontesino@sfmservices.com Mr. Montesino brings over 20 years of landscape expertise to SFM. Mr. Montesino is a certified GCSAA Class A Superintendent and field expert in Golf Course Maintenance. He has vast knowledge in grasses and re-grassing, chemical and fertilizer application, grounds maintenance, and installation. He also holds a license in pesticide application. Mr. Montesino oversees supervision of personnel, purchasing of supplies, budget preparation, payroll, capital improvement projects, and maintenance of equipment. Vania Alvarez, Administrative Assistant. Ms. Alvarez has over 15 years of administrative experience. She verifies daily payroll for all landscape employees, generates master shift schedules, work orders, and project punch lists. Additionally, she oversees our team’s office, administration, employee relations and client communications. 74 Joe Pinon, Director of Human Recourses.Mr. Pinon oversees all aspects concerning Human Resources including Recruiting, Employee Drug Testing, Employee Criminal Background Checks, Social Security Verification, and Payroll Compliance. Mr. Pinon is also SFM’s Risk Manager and head of our Safety Committee Organization. Mr. Pinon is a certified instructor in OSHA trainings and administers education and training material to all managers, supervisors, and workers. Employees with any work-related issues or accidents report to Joe routinely. Danny Sandoval, Safety and Quality Control Inspector. Mr. Sandoval has been with SFM for 6 years. He is SFM’s landscape division safety and quality control officer. Mr. Sandoval conducts daily site inspections and measures our performance using our web-based quality control program Orange QC. His reports include photos, timestamps, and GPS ensuring each inspection accurately reflects how each site is maintained. He also conducts safety inspections while onsite enforcing safety regulations on our crews. Alirio Alcala, Fleet Manager. Mr. Alcala plans, directs, and coordinates the operation of SFM’s entire fleet of vehicles and equipment. Some of his duties are: Preventive Maintenance to Equipment, Vehicles, Fuel Control & Management, & GPS Tracking Management. Lazaro Diaz, Controller.Mr. Diaz is a licensed Certified Public Accountant with 14 years of business and accounting experience. He began his career with Deloitte & Touche, LLP, a global professional services firm, where he served as the practice manager for the health and life sciences industry group. Mr. Diaz is directly responsible for all accounting and finance functions inclusive of revenue cycle management, cost accounting, treasury, and financial reporting. 75 ALAIN BARREIRO FRANK IANNUZZI ANTONIO TOMAYO AREA SUPERVISOR PROJECT MANAGER ARBOR SUPERVISOR ROBERT CORREA CARLOS OSINAGA DANYLO SANDOVAL PROJECT MANAGER AREA SUPERVISOR PROJECT MANAGER LANDSCAPE CREWS 76 KEY PERSONNEL RESUMES Christian Infante President cinfante@sfmservices.com 59 Experience 1998 to Present SFM Services, Inc. Oversee all aspects of landscape operations New account startups Directly involved in all phases of disaster recovery projects Maintain business relations with clients Oversee all financial aspects of company Prepare government bids New contract negotiations and business development Education 1992 to 1996 Christopher Columbus High school 1997 to 2002 Florida International University Bachelor’s degree in Business Marketing and Management 2006 University of Florida Certificate Course in Horticulture 2008 ISA Certified Arborist (License. # FL-5916A) Additional Skills Certified Arborist with ISA Fluent in English and Spanish Computer literate: Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Effective Management, Communication, and Leadership skills, C.P.R. Certified Volunteer Activities Miami Lighthouse for the Blind Board of Directors League Against Cancer His House Susan G Komen’s Race for the Cure Back to School Drives 77 Jose M. Infante Founder jinfante@sfmservices.com Experience 1972 to 1986 Property Management & Maintenance Vice President & Stockholder In charge of all landscape operations Recruitment of personnel 1987 to Present SFM Services, Inc. Founder & Stockholder Oversee all aspects of Safety Program Oversee all financial aspects of company Education 1963 to 1967 Christopher Columbus High school 1969 to 1970 University of Miami 1970 to 1973 Miami Dade Community College Associates Degree Additional Skills Fluent in English and Spanish Computer literate: Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Effective Communication and Leadership skills ISA Florida Certified Arborist Volunteer Activities Director of Cuban Democracy PAC Member of American Public Works Association 78 Roberto Stewart Chief Operating Manager rstewart@sfmservices.com Experience 2020 to Present SFM Services, Chief Operating Manager 2015 to 2019 Global Chief Administrative Officer, Corporate Senior Vice President, AIG 2009 to 2015 Global Vice President, Risk Management, Private Client Group (PCG), AIG 2003 to 2008 Global Vice President Administration & Corporate Services, WFS (World Fuel Services) 2000 to 2003 General Manager, Head of Administration & Business Services, McKinsey & Company 1996 to 2000 Front Lines Performance Leader/Director of Operations & Administration, Allstate Insurance Company Education University of MiamiExecutive MBA, International Business Harvard Business School Executive Leadership Program, Strategy Stanford University Executive Leadership Program, Strategic Decision & Risk Management Florida International University Bachelor of Economics Activities 2016 to present Junior Achievement of Miami, Board Member 2017 to present National Hispanic Corporate Council, Advisory Board Member 79 Mario Cantero Landscape Manager mcantero@sfmservices.com Experience 2012 to Present SFM Services, General Manager – Landscape Division Oversee all aspects of landscape operations New account startups Directly involved in all phases of disaster recovery projects Maintain business relations with clients Oversee all financial aspects of division Prepare government bids New contract negotiations and business development 2010 to 2012 Eulen America, VP Marketing & Business Development New contract negotiations and start up Maintain business relations with clients Prepare and submit aviation & airline related bids 2001 to 2010 ASM Aviation Services, VP Operations Oversee all aspects of aviation operations at 16 US cities Involved in all contract negotiations and business development New account startups Education 1986 to 1990 Coral Gables Sr. High school 1991 to 1993 Miami Dade College 1994 to 1996 Tallahassee Community College 2014 Florida International University Certificate Course in Horticulture 2019 FNGLA Certified Horticultural Professional Additional Skills Advanced Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) Certified Fluent in English and Spanish Computer literate: Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint Effective Management, Communication, and Leadership skills 80 Robert Montesino Project Manager rmontesino@sfmservices.com Experience 2020 to Present SFM Services, Contract Manager New account startups Maintain business relations with clients 2019 to 2020 Brightview Landscape Services, Associate Branch Manager Responsible for overseeing several accounts within the branch as well as overseeing all chemical and fertilizer application for the branch. 2011 to 2019 Miami-Dade Parks, Superintendent Golf & Destinations Crandon Golf at Key Biscayne, Country Club of Miami Golf Course, Palmetto Golf Course, Greynolds Golf Course, Briar Bay Golf course. Responsible for overseeing all maintenance staff as well as the appearance, maintenance, and playability of four 18-hole golf courses, two 9-hole golf courses, and an 18-hole minigolf course. 2003 to 2011 Miami Dade PROS, Golf Course Superintendent 1997 to 1997 One Stop Properties, Landscape Account Manger 1996 to 2003 Muirfield Golf Group, Golf Course Superintendent Education 1996 Miami Southridge High School 1996 to 2022 Pesticide RU licenses 1998 to present GCSAA class A superintendent Additional Skills Budgeting, Project Management, Account Management, Maintenance, Sales, Training, Strategic Planning. 81 Robert Correa Project Manager rcorrea@sfmservices.com Education 1986-1989 Miami Dade College Architecture and Business Administration 2013 University of Florida Extension Office Basic Tree Trimmer Certification 2018 Miami Dade College Certificate Course in Horticulture Experience 2017 to Present SFM Services, Inc. Landscape/ Arbor Care Project Manager Account Manager for various accounts 2009 to 2017 Built a base of 65 customers. Plumbing, electrical, construction, flooring, painting, and other menial tasks. Certifications Fertilization License Broward County Tree Cutter License FNGLA Certified Horticultural Professional Additional Skills Customer Service Skills, Project management Supervising, time management, Organization Public speaking, Skilled in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, 82 Alain Barriero Field Supervisor abarriero@sfmservices.com Education 2013 Best Management Practices Florida Green Industries 2013 University of Florida Extension Office Basic Tree Trimmer Certification 2014 Florida International University Certificate Course in Horticulture Experience 2003 to Present SFM Services, Inc. Landscape Supervisor Assure landscape labor budgets are kept. Oversee landscape equipment is maintained properly. Assure fuel budgets are kept. 1995 to 2003 Recio & Associates Landscape Supervisor Assure landscape labor budgets are kept. Oversee landscape equipment is maintained properly. Assure fuel budgets are kept. Additional Skills Advanced Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) Certified Fluent in English and Spanish Computer literate: Microsoft Word and Excel Effective Management, Communication, and Leadership skills 83 Proposed Organization Chart City of Sunny Isles Representative SFM Services Contract Manager Field Supervisor Project Crew Landscapers & Irrigation Tech (Fertilization, Palm Litter Control Trimming, Planting) 84 SAFETY & TRAINING PROGRAM SFM is committed to the safety and wellbeing of our employees. Our safety workplace and training program was developed to implement a safe and healthy work environment for both employees and clients. The Human Resources and Risk Management Department is responsible for developing, implementing, administering, monitoring, and assessing the safety program. This program is a top priority for SFM; Its success depends on the alertness and personal commitment of all. Education and training provide employers, managers, supervisors, and workers with: Knowledge and skills needed to do their work safely and avoid creating hazards that could place themselves or others at risk. Awareness and understanding of workplace hazards and how to identify, report, and control them. Specialized training when their work involves unique hazards. As new hires onboard, they are provided with both education and training material relevant to their job as well as general safety procedures. All managers, supervisors, and workers are subject to continuing education and training as deemed necessary or requested. Effective training and education are also provided outside our traditional classroom setting. Peer-to-peer training, on-the-job training, and worksite demonstrations are conducted to convey safety concepts, ensuring understanding of hazards and their controls, and promoting good work practices. To ensure employees understand the material covered, every employee must complete and sign off on an Employee Orientation and Competency Assessment. Each employee is expected to obey safety rules and exercise caution in all work activities. Employees must immediately report any unsafe condition to the appropriate supervisor. Employees who violate safety standards, who cause hazardous or dangerous situations, or who fail to report, or, where appropriate, remedy such situations, may be subject to disciplinary action up to and including termination of employment. Employee training and education is documented and becomes a part of their employee file. SFM has a Safety Committee Organization as a management tool to recommend improvements to our workplace safety program and to identify corrective measures needed to eliminate or control recognized safety and health hazards. Management will give top priority to and provide the financial resources for the correction of unsafe conditions. 85 TRAINING OVERVIEW SFM has a thorough training program specific for Landscape Services. Training is conducted by SFM’s Director of Human Resources Joe Pinon. Mr. Pinon is a certified instructor with the State of Florida. This is a competitive advantage SFM has over other Landscape companies. It gives SFM the ability to train and retrain employees as necessary throughout the year. Trainings in “PPE (Personal Protection Equipment)” and “Work Safety Practices & Procedures” are conducted. The following methodology is employed by Joe Pinon for his trainings: 1. Classroom teaching based on research and personal experiences. 2. Professional participation by experts in the field of the subject. 3. Practical exercises discussed and acted in role plays in class. 4. Situational Exercises where specific issues are presented and resolved in class by the student and further discussed in a group setting. 5. Testing and Quizzes of materials shared in class. 6. Providing training materials when necessary for further evaluation and study. Employee Training Subjects Include but are not limited to: Effective Supervision I Effective Supervision II Fire Extinguisher & Fire Prevention Training Hazardous Material Handling Work Safety Practices & Procedures MSDS (Material safety Data Sheets) PPE (Personal Protection Equipment) Conflict Resolution Sexual Harassment & hostile Work Environment Ethics in the Workplace EEO Report writing (Incident v Accident reports) DFWP Dealing with Difficult Employees and Customers Accident Investigation for Supervisors Accident Reporting Trash Hauling Procedures CPR & First Aid (2 hrs.) Customer Service Supervisor training & Vehicle Safety OSHA Training Hazard communication Proper use of chemicals & equipment Use of cell phone while on duty 86 EMPLOYEE SAFETY BBQ 242 Days without an employee accident!!! 87 QUALITY CONTROL SFM uses a quality control program that will guarantee all services are performed to the highest standard as recognized by custom and usage in the industry. Enclosed we describe some of our methods regarding our inspection program that involve first line employees, supervisors and the management team. All are involved in quality control and all are trained to understand their role in this project. We also have Quality Control Officers that are involved in all SFM’s accounts. Our Quality Control Officer is and will continue to be very active in this account. Other than safety, providing the best possible service to our customers is paramount. And that can only be achieved by maintaining excellent quality standards. How does SFM rely on technology to maintain quality control for every client? SFM uses a quality control software named “Orange QC”. (See enclosed sample Inspection) Program Objectives: Ensure that all employees have the knowledge and skills needed to perform their job Develop new skills in current employees to enable them to absorb changes in technology Improve the productivity of both individuals and work teams Encourage employee self-development and involvement in programs of lifelong learning This software allows the SFM Quality control officers to: Perform inspection using a smart phone or tablet. Monitors account performance & sends real time alerts based on triggers you set. Generate reports for customers The SFM Quality Control Program consists of two mutually supporting modules: 1. Quality Control Plan – establish standards, supporting processes, performance objectives and performance indicators to meet all performance requirements. 2. Quality Control Monitoring Plan – implement SFM QC to provide a structured approach to performance monitoring, deficiency avoidance, corrective actions and reporting. 88 SERVICE QUALITY MEASUREMENTS/METRICS Our Quality Control Technology Every business promises quality service. How do you know who actually delivers? We use OrangeQC quality control technology to track and report on our performance for incredible data-backed insight and transparency. We Inspect Regularly We continually inspect your facilities and measure our own performance in quantifiable ways. Photos, timestamps, and GPS ensure each inspection accurately reflects how well everything was serviced. You can always check our performance via the OrangeQC web portal. As soon as you log in, you’ll see a dashboard with all our quality control data at a glance: our average inspection scores over time, how many inspections we’ve performed, our average response time for any issues, and more. OrangeQC also compiles regular reports that give you greater insight into our performance. We’ve found this is a great way to communicate with our clients about our quality, what we’re doing to improve, and our process. We Use Data for Smarter Service We regularly review the analytics of our performance at your site. This helps us ensure you’re receiving the same high level of service you signed up for—and lets us nip problems in the bud. The technology we use helps us track our performance at every level, from the entire site to individual line items in each site. That’s how we get the details right while delivering an excellent overall maintenance. We Make Communication Easy We also use OrangeQC as a communication hub. It’s fast and easy, and you’ll always know your requests are going to the right place. The best part: you’ll never have to install complicated software programs. All you have to do is send an email, log into a website, or (optionally) download a simple app. Here’s how it works: Whenever you need to put in a work order request or report a problem, you send an email to our dedicated address (or fill out a quick form on your computer or phone, whichever you prefer). OrangeQC automatically creates a ticket for each request. Our team gets the request immediately, assigns it to the right person, and makes sure it’s taken care of fast. You can check on the status of an issue at any time, just by logging into your account. We track how fast it takes us to respond to every issue. This helps us know we are responding to your concerns and requests quickly. 89 4. BID FORMS 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 5. REFERENCES City of Coral Gables nd 2800 SW 72 Ave. Miami, Fl. 33155 Bob Boberman, Landscape Superintendent Ph: 305.460.5138 Fax: 305.460.5133 Email: bboberman@coralgables.com Date of Service: 2002 to Present Description of Service: SFM has plated thousands of trees throughout the city. Aside from numerous installations projects, SFM maintains the medians and right of ways for the City of Coral Gables. The contract consists of lawn maintenance, litter control, fertilization, & tree trimming. City of Miami Beach (Right of Ways & Buildings) 1700 Convention Center Drive, Miami Beach, FL 33139 P. Rodney Knowles, Greenspace Division Director Public Works Department Ph.: 305-673-7080 Email: rodneyknowles@miamibeachfl.gov Date of Service: 2011 to Present Description of Service: SFM provides complete landscape maintenance, tree trimming, irrigation, litter control, and lawn care throughout the city’s right of ways and municipal buildings. City of Doral rd 8401 NW 53 Terrace. Doral, FL. 33166 Carlos Arroyo, Public Works Ph: 305.593.6740 Fax: 305.470.6850 Email: carlos.arroyo@cityofdoral.com Date of Service: 2006 to Present Description of Service: SFM has provided complete landscape and irrigation maintenance to the City. th SFM also completed the City’s first beautification project on NW 58 Street. Other services currently provided are street sweeping services and canal cleaning services. 111 Town of Miami Lakes 6601 Main St, Miami Lakes, FL 33014 Tony Lopez, COO Ph: 305.364.6100 Fax: 305.558.8511 Email: lopezt@miamilakes-fl.gov Date of Service: 2004 to Present Description of Service: SFM provides landscape maintenance to Town facilities and parks. Additionally, we provide complete tree trimming services to approximately 14,500 trees for the Town. Additional services such as planting, litter control, canal maintenance, and event cleaning is performed under this contract. Village of Key Biscayne Andrea Agha, Village Manager Ph: 305.365.5514 Email: aagha@keybiscayne.fl.gov Date of Service: 2020- present Description of Service: SFM provides Village-wide landscape maintenance, tree trimming, irrigation maintenance, and litter control. Additional references are available upon request. 112 REFERENCE LETTERS 113 114 115 6. AVAILABILITY With a staff of over 120 members, the Landscape Division is ready to respond at a moments notice. We currently provide grounds maintenance services to the following clients, who are in close proximity to SIB: North Bay Village City of Miramar Town of Miami Lakes Broward Health And several others We periodically perform auxiliary services (installations and arbor care) to others in the area, such as: City of North Miami Beach City of Dania Beach City of Miami Beach *Auxiliary service crews are independent from the grounds maintenance crews, and maintain flexible schedules to accommodate our client’s needs. SFM is locally headquartered, and available to respond quickly to routine or emergency service calls. Current Workload Bonded City of Doral Landscape Maintenance Yes City of Doral Floating Debris Yes Town of Miami Lakes Canal Maintenance Yes City of Doral Street Sweeping Yes City of Miami US1 Maintenance Yes City of Miami MLK Blvd Landscape Yes 116 7. CONTRACT FORMS 117 118 119 120