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HomeMy WebLinkAboutACAI Assoc. Inc.CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH City Clerk's Department Sunny Isles Beach Government Center RFQ No. 15 -04 -01 0 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR A NEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS AVENUE Due Date: June 2, 2015 2937 W. CYPRESS CREEK RD., SUITE 200 FORT LAUDERDALE, FL, 33309 A C I^ May 29, 2015 Sunny Isles Beach Government Center 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach, Florida 33160 COVER LETTER Re: RFQ NO. 15- 04 -01: ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR NEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS AVENUE Dear Members of the Selection Committee: We know now, more than ever, the role of well- designed buildings play to the health of communities and how these icons provide identity to the surrounding neighborhoods within the city. ACAI understands your challenges and has the experience and team in place to assist you in this process. ACAI has provided professional Architecture /Engineering and Consulting services since 1985 and has experience with complex projects requiring the blending of multiple uses, in a well thought -out and efficient manner. These projects have always been a mainstay of ACAI's workload, with more than 80% of our experience falling into these categories. Our extensive experience in the A/E /C industry spans every level of county, state and federal governmental agencies and private concerns. Please allow this submittal to serve as our expression of interest to serve as your Architect in delivering design services for the 18080 Building. This proposal is a firm and irrevocable offer until such time as City Commission awards a contract as a result of this RFQ. ACAI has participated in the development of a variety of complex projects throughout Broward, Palm Beach and Miami -Dade Counties, Our work has included master planning, programming, design and development of standalone facilities. ACAI and its staff have extensive experience which include the following notable projects: SFRTA's new Headquarters Complex; NSU's Center for Collaborative Research; the Guy Harvey Oceanographic Center; Broward County's Ravenswood Facilities; and the Wave Light Rail Streetcar in Fort Lauderdale, to name but a few. Critical to the success of this project is ACAI's ability to visualize beyond the scope to galvanize the pivotal possibilities the 18080 Building represents to the Sunny Isles Beach Community. Because of our acumen as visionaries we are able to identify a palate of opportunities and have engaged a peerless team in their individual areas of expertise: • Project Management • Urban and Land Planning • ADA Implementation Oversight • Community Outreach • Project Delivery When short- listing for this project, please consider the advantages that ACAI brings to the City of Sunny Isles Beach: ACAI has Experienced Personnel: Our staff includes seasoned Architects, Specialty Staff, Engineers and Construction Professionals, all with meaningful experience in complex, multi -use facilities and has included a project organizational chart in this submittal. Our staff will serve in key management roles and are professionals who understand the need for project delivery within a pre -set budget and schedule. RFQ No. I5 -04 -01 1 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR A NEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS AVE. EM Sunny Isles Beach Government Center 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach, Florida 33160 Page 2 COVER LETTER ACAI's consultants have been selected based on a track record of familiarity with your City, Broward County and our Firm. This increases production effectiveness and helps keep the project schedule on track. Joining our Team is PCSA, providing Community Outreach; CTA, providing Planning, Landscape Architecture and Civil Engineering services; JALRW Engineering Group, Inc., providing Telecommunications and MEPFP Engineering services; S & F, Inc., providing Structural Engineering services; Spinnaker providing LEED Consulting Services; Larry M Schneider providing ADA consulting services; and Terracon, providing Environmental and Geotechnical Engineering services. Please include our subconsultants' experience and qualifications in your evaluation of this submittal. ACAI has Proven Design: We have developed a method for delivery of quality design, through efficient planning and simple straightforward detailing that has resulted in a consistent ability to meet realistic budgets. Having worked with government entities on various assignments, we understand processes and priorities and will work with your staff to ensure compliance with all program requirements. ACAI is committed to providing all necessary resources to perform the required services under this contract. ACAI actively promotes participation of Minority and Small Business Enterprises: ACAI Associates is an FDOT Certified DBE, Florida Statewide MBE and SBE (FS 288.703.6) firm and will hold the Prime Contract, SO WHY ACAI? Because we have proven experience directly related to making your new facility a reality. Our drawings and documentation are clear and concise; our submittals are timely; and we service our clients. Basically, we give no headaches. Our experience with project management, Architecture and Engineering services, construction management and our experience with Building Information Modeling (BIM), sets us apart from the rest of the competition. The ACAI team understands the work to be done and we are committed to performing the work on time and within budget. I am the authorized signatory and the point of contact for this RFQ and ACAI is conveniently located at 2937 W. Cypress Creek Road, Suite 200 in Fort Lauderdale, FL, 33309. My email address is adolfo @aecmworld.com and my phone number is 954 - 484 -4000. We look forward to the opportunity to present to you in more detail our qualifications and we thank you for your consideration. • k Jr., AIA President S:1SalesVSales Folders1SA11E7 Sunny Isles New Facility RFQ No. 15 -04 -0I 1 ARCHITECTURAL RESIGN SERVICES FOR A NEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS AVE. CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH City Clerk's Department Sunny Isles Beach Government Center TITLE PAGE RFQ No. 15 -04 -01 1 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR A NEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS AVE. CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH City Clerk's Department Sunny Isles Beach Government Center TABLE OF CONTENTS RFQ No. 15 -04 -01 1 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR A NEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS AVE. CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH City Clerk's Department Sunny Isles Beach Government Center PROJECT APPROACH & UNDERSTANDING PROJECT APPROACH AND UNDERSTANDING APPROACH A facility used for multiple purposes begins with understanding the challenges posed by differing needs, occupancy loads and zoning requirements. Clear understanding of these elements is imperative to achieving an efficiency factor in line with the peak usage of the facility, This project is no different and we perform these services every day. Our use of virtual design software and developing the drawings is a 3D model achieves a fast delivery because drawings must be made earlier, rather than later and the approval process is facilitated because 3D snapshots of the design are available in real -time. This workflow affords you a holistic approach to the design process with a final product which is economically feasible, as well as aesthetically pleasing. Our workflow design is to the budget and is not dependant on value engineering. Our approach is to pursue all options regarding the best siting for the building by performing charette(s) to seek input from the Community, City Commission and City Administration, all in workshop format, incorporating agreed upon revisions in the next progress review presentation. The charette may include multiple, individual meetings, or both, if necessary. Recommenda- tions are presented by ACAI at community meetings with final approval at a City Commission public meeting. Final project delivery as a turn -key project is anticipated with the interface and design assist expected in a normal Construc- tion Management at Risk (CMAR) delivery as this is possibly the case . The City need only turn the proverbial key to make everything function as it should. This process is expected to include selection of furniture and fixtures, along with any addi- tional consultants to complete the project. The staff at ACAI Associates has knowledge and experience with multi -use facilities and brings an understanding of these complexities to your project. In reviewing our submittal, you will see the considerable experience ACAI has and can bring to the development of 18080 Collins Avenue. PRE - DESIGN ANALYSIS AND CONCEPTUAL DEVELOPMENT The initial step in assuring the success of a project involves meetings between the members of our design team, the City's Executive Team and the Advisory Board associated with the project. Stakeholders review the existing project parameters and budget and make any necessary changes and update to the Facility Program. To assure clear communications among all parties, minutes from each meeting is distributed to attendees and management personnel for review and approval. The Facility Program is the most critical of all items to review and approve. From the RFQ document, it appears that establish- ing a facility Program will be required. This program document begins with a statement of the project's goals and activities to be developed jointly with the City. RFQ No. 15 -04 -01 1 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR A NEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS ANTE. PROJECT APPROACH AND UNDERSTANDING ACAI's approach to Pre - design and Concept Development services is as follows: • Identify the basic elements of the project with an Outline of the Program • Review and evaluate any existing facilities with similar uses and any dynamics affecting the program • Prepare a space requirements outline — room name, dimensions, height, utility requirements, etc. • Evaluate building requirements such as: parking, access, security • Embrace and understand the role of the project in the surrounding community • Coordinate fundamental functional, spatial, and visual relationships among components • Implement passive measures to allow for future growth or change to address outside avenues of opportunity • Evaluate and address any budget concerns • Benchmark requirements of governing codes and regulations • Consider energy and environmental requirements • Define a detailed room /space chart • Provide a summary of above items After the Program for the project has been reviewed by the stakeholders and approved by the City, we will begin to transform words and diagrams into two and three dimensional spatial studies. This is where our virtual design and construction software comes into play. These Conceptual Studies will be presented for approval and along with the Concept Designs; a Preliminary Cost Report will be developed. The above work will be the completion of Pre - Design Analysis and Conceptual Development. DESIGN DEVELOPMENT PHASE Following the Pre - Design /Concept Studies report and approval, we will proceed into the Design Development Phase. The work will be divided into sub phases as listed in the RFP: Schematic Design - 30 %, Design Development - 60% and Contract Documents - 90% and 100 %. Prior to each design sub -phase submittal, a thorough Quality Assurance and Quality Control (QA/QC) review process is completed by an independent team of professionals to assure all requirements have been met. This includes a constructability review, in which one of our in -house licensed contractors will participate. Our staff has been responsible for the design and delivery of hundreds of facilities throughout South Florida. This often includes permit expediting services: submitting the project for permitting as a Contractor (ACAI is licensed as a General Contracting Firm) and with over 30 years of experience in South Florida, our personnel understand what is required by all municipal, city and state permitting agencies to avoid delays in the permitting and approval process. We are proponents of meeting and involving permitting agencies early in the development of the project to assure the final plan review process is completed expeditiously. When implemented, this process will mean an early start of construction. On a local level, ACAI's charrettes often involve assisting cities with their outreach programs including neighborhood meetings to present the plans and address local community concerns to assure the local community needs are addressed. POST- DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATION PHASE Recognizing that the construction phase is critical to successful project management, ACAI maintains carefully documented records, including meeting minutes, logs for RFIs, COs, shop drawings, submittals, etc., to keep all parties RFQ No. 15 -04 -01 1 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR A NEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS AVE. PROJECT APPROACH AND UNDERSTANDING abreast of current developments. The project's designated Contract Administrator (CA) reviews the construction documents prior to the pre- construction meeting and visits the construction site regularly to monitor construction progress and answer the contractor's questions. The CA keeps the Client abreast of construction progress and answers the contractor's questions, issues a punch list and verifies completion of the project. Our services include a one -year post - occupancy walk- through to review project issues after the user -group is in place and prior to the expiration of warranties and construction management delivery for especially challenging projects. IMPLEMENTATION TIMELINE AND CONSTRUCTION BUDGET A detailed project schedule, with the description of all tasks and project milestones, will be established and submitted to the City Project Manager for approval. ACAI's approach to the project process is guided by the project's schedule and involves continuous coordination with the City's Project Manager. The Design phase will need to be established once input is received and a Program is approved. This schedule depends on approvals by the City's staff, committees and the Commission. Some of these approvals require public posting prior to the authority and ability to vote for approval. A couple of areas that receive special attention in projects that are delivered in the CMAR format are permitting and estimating Design Assist. This is because the builder is brought onboard early to fully understand the project and help control costs through design assist from their subs and vendors. This format brings the following key features: • Pricing and startup in real -time • Early start due to timely completion of permit documents • Freezing of GMP documents to produce a guaranteed maximum price • Project duration and scheduling is more realistic and is established jointly (but ACAI will monitor through as per our schedule) PROJECT COORDINATION As Principal in Charge, Adolfo Cotilla oversees the management of all assignments for which he is responsible and will maintain direct contact with City throughout the project duration. His responsibilities include overseeing the project team, reviewing financial project goals, meeting with the Project Managers and project teams, reviewing the schedule and maintaining relationships with the client contacts as well as with the Developer's Project Manager and construction team. ACAI's Project Manager and the Project Architect are responsible for managing the client relationship, the Project Team and project within the scope, services, schedule and construction budget as outlined in the RFQ. RFQ No. 15 -04 -01 1 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR A NEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS AVE. PROJECT APPROACH AND UNDERSTANDING The project team will be organized as follows: DESIGN COMMUNITY & PUBLIC OUTREACH Palms Community Action Coalition Donald M. Wilkin, RA Damian Claiman, Murvin Wright CAD Technician Principal in Charge Nydia Martinez, ASID LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE & CIVIL ENGINEERING Craven Thompson & Associates - TELECOMMUNICATIONS / MEP ENGINEERING JALRW Engineering, Inc. Joseph D. Handley, R.L.A Principal Landscape Architect Horatio A. Rodriguez, P.E. Pancipat/Sr. Mechanical Engineer Chad Edwards, P.E. Senior Supervising Engineer Victor M. Avedano, P.E., LEED AP, QCxP PrincipaUSr. Mechanical Engineer Jorge L. Fleitas, P.E., RCDD LEED NNA SPINNAKER Sr. Electrical Engineer Rob Hink, LEED AP BD +C /OM /ND Principal - - Jonathan Burgess, LEED AP BD+C/ND LEED Project Manager ADA OVERSIGHT LMS Larry M. Schneider, AIA Principal in Charge ENVIRONMENTAL/ GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING Terracon Consulting, Inc. Thomas J. Tepper, P.E. Sr. Geo- Environmental Engineer Andrew Petric, P.G. Environmental Scientist/Pmject Manager STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING S & F. Inc Sri Sritharan, P.E. Principal in Charge Donata M.W. Beasley, P.E. Project Manager Tanmay Kadam Engineer Intem ACAI has a wide range of experience managing projects on behalf of our Clients. Our approach to each project is to examine the Clients' goals, budget and projected schedule at Project Start -up in order to ascertain how to best fulfill these requirements. Once the project is underway, ACAI's Project Manager reviews progress on a weekly basis and ensures that each project is receiving the quality service it deserves. ACAI believes that proactive management is critical to each project's successful completion. We have many years' experience managing multiple projects concurrently, and have successfully managed Continuing Services as well as Single Service Contracts. As a large Architectural Firm, ACAI has the staff available to meet your project needs. We are available and committed to you and your project today, and when selected, on an as- needed basis. We strive to provide our clients with the best quality product at the best price. The basic tenet of the Firm's cost control is that cost expertise is an integral part of the design team's skill —a proactive, rather than reactive process. Most of the critical decisions affecting project cost are made in the early stages of design. For this reason, ACAI conducts cost comparison studies at every phase as design moves from concept through its various evolutionary stages. Such studies may be CMAR driven in the case of 18080 Collins Avenue. RFQ No. 15 -04 -01 1 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR A NEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS AVE. PROJECT APPROACH AND UNDERSTANDING Although not typically received with CMAR delivery, value engineering options are entertained prior to the completion of Construction Documents to assure the best quality product, at the lowest cost to the Client. ACAI's low bid to estimate range has historically been less than 2.5 %, reflecting care and accuracy in cost estimating and design. This approach to Cost Control has positively contributed toward lowering construction costs, improving design efficiency and accelerating the schedule without sacrificing our client's objectives. We provide schedule control using two methods and programs. In -house uses Microsoft Project to schedule the work in our office. Every Monday morning at our Project Managers' Meeting all projects in the office are reviewed and staffing is assigned for the week. Our labor pool is adjusted to fit this approved and established schedule so that deadlines are met. ACAI's QA/QC Program is part of the Firm's Total Quality Management approach to its projects (a copy of the Program is available upon request) and entails the review of documents at pre - established phases of development to ensure that all plans and documents conform to Client Standards and Criteria, and are void of errors and omissions, within the bounds of Standard of Care established for the industry. QA /QC begins with an internal "start-up" meeting involving all key project individuals. The Scope of Services, tasks, budgetary review and project accountability procedures are reviewed, along with the project schedule for each phase of the project. Independent reviews of documentation are performed at pre- determined points in the progress of the project (Schematic Design, Design Development and CD phases) and entail the completion of a Review Checklist and review of all drawings and specifications. Each Consultant on the ACAI Team is involved in the QA /QC review, and their documentation for the project is reviewed for coordination and completeness. When the QC Process has been completed, a QC sign -off document is then executed and retained in the project files. :14"Vil11611LIVi03 »:1I01`[sit A key component of any municipal project is the understanding of current guidelines, working parameters and compliance with the latest Building Codes. As testimonial, ACAI Associates has been repeatedly chosen by many public and private agencies, as they are confident of our proven technical expertise, cost effectiveness and ability to service their needs in a timely manner. The permitting process is typically driven by the CMAR and ACAI will be very proactive, Code Review is an important step during the design and building process since only plans that pass review can be implemented. Reviews are performed by highly skilled and experienced Architects and Engineers who rely on the state and local codes to serve as a guide to ensure compliance and consistency in your projects. While many codes and checklists exist, the actual decision and review is generally based on the experience of the person in charge. The ACAI Team has that experience. Having been in business for over 30 years and with staff with hundreds of years local experience, ACAI is a team that can be trusted. ACAI's in -house staff includes an experienced permit expediter who is very familiar with South Florida agencies and their requirements. With in -depth knowledge of building code compliance requirements, we are able to make this process as smooth as possible for our clients. Most of the battle in project permitting is knowing what to do, how to do it, who to submit it to, and what the proper follow -up procedures are. At ACAI we focus on all levels of state and local permitting for development projects and know how to get the job done. We are also currently involved with permitting projects throughout South Florida. RFQ No. 15 -04 -01 1 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR A NEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS AVE. PROJECT APPROACH AND UNDERSTANDING SUSTAINABLE DESIGN At ACAI, we believe the most effective green projects are created when there is synergy among all members of the project team. LEED Design and practices are cost efficient and environmentally sound. Good, green design accelerates the project approval process with local governmental agencies and will result in a building which is easier to maintain. Our designs meet LEED certification requirements, by utilizing energy efficient mechanical systems, daylighting, drought - tolerant planting, a cool roof systems, high - performance glass (especially to meet the new code), water clarifiers and recycled or renewable building materials. All ACAI facilities are designed to be sustainable. To aid in that regard, Spinnaker, a firm that is is considered the foremost authority in LEED is an integral part of the ACAI team. ACAI follows the US Green Building Council's "LEED" Rating system. The LEED system takes into account the design, construction, and performance of buildings, and is based on five main categories: Sustainable site development, water savings, Energy efficiency, Material selection, and indoor environmental quality. Each category receives a number rating, and levels of LEED certification are awarded accordingly. ACAI understands these principles and practices and is committed to making our projects better for the people we serve and the environment in which we live. The ACAI "Green Team ", with a staff of 6 in -house LEED Accredited Professionals, serves as the catalyst for this synergy. Our passion for green building drives us to meet a project team's needs through a holistic, integrated design process. While our direct client may be the owner, architect, contractor or facility manager, we invariably serve every team member to ensure the best possible results. Our Environmental Design and LEED Consulting capabilities include the following services: Green Material Sourcing; Green Building Charrettes and Project Strategy Sessions; Integrated Design Project Management; LEED Certification /Registration; LEED Consulting; LEED Project Administration and Sustainable Design. COMMUNITY OUTREACH We have reached out to business leader and communtiy advocate, Murvin Wright, to assist us with the development and implementation of our Community Outreach Plan. We know that Mr. Wright is a highly respected member of the local business and residential community. He invests his efforts in projects that positively benefit the City and its residents. REQ No. 15 -04 -01 1 ARCHITECTURAL RESIGN SERVICES FOR A NEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS AVE. 1 CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH City Clerk's Department Sunny Isles Beach Government Center QUALIFICATION & EXPERIENCE OF ASSIGNED PERSONNEL Awot I architecture engineering FIRM PROFILE ACAI was founded in 1985, offering a wide range of services including planning, architecture, engineering, landscape architecture, roof consulting and construction management. ACAI has provided services on virtually all types of projects. Our design work runs the gamut from master planning through construction administration (CA) services for medical, educational, residential, industrial and commercial facilities. Our engineering work has focused on roofing consulting, including investigation, reports, recommendations and design. And our construction management is just that: Managing of construction activities. ACAI believes that good architecture is the physical manifestation of good ideas. We strive to create facilities that reflect a unique synthesis of their mission, functional purpose and, appropriately, express the spirit and personality of their ownership. Our design work is delivered through Building Information Modeling (BIM) and we're quite knowledgeable in BIM, Our commitment as skilled advisors to our client remains as it has been in the past -- answering needs with creative ideas, innovative solutions and well- executed, professional services. Nova Southeastern University - Center for Collaborative Research Davie, Florida Design Criteria and Building Information Modeling - Services OPPF,- P_ Coral Glades High School Coral Springs, Florida DESIGN CRITERIA SERVICES As a representative to the Owner, we believe that the design criteria professional (DCP) serves as the intermediary to the Owner, design builder and construction industry. This third party role requires the DCP to be both professionally and technically qualified to relay and translate the owner's needs into objectives that can be understood and quantified by the design, real estate and construction industries. The DCP must have a strong understanding and appreciation of the design process while also understanding the construction marketplace and processes, so that the project can be presented to receive the best - value proposals and pricing when it is advertised. At ACAI, we believe a good DCP will always be fair and impartial in their reviews and decisions between owner and contractor and that the DCP works to deliver the most cost - efficient project without compromising integrity or quality. BUILDING INFORMATION MODELING The incorporation of traditional design and drafting techniques with the latest advances in 3D modeling and animation, computer renderings, CAD drawings, BIM and document management impart a greater level of accuracy into each ACAI project -- and better service to our clients. Cutting -edge technology is utilized for scanning and modeling throughout the pre- design, design and post- design phases to provide each project with greater efficiency, imagination and success; whether acting as third party consultants or design professionals. Most recently, the use of BIM software has been preferred. BIM is used to explore a project's key physical and functional characteristics digitally before it's built, greatly reducing conflicts and streamlining the construction process. As an added value to the Owner, BIM contributes to the life -cycle of the building as it can be used as a facility management tool. Fort Lauderdale, Florida architecture engineering roofing consulting construction management AOO I architecture engineering FIRM PROFILE ACAI strongly supports the philosophy behind the buildingSMARTalliance (bSa). The bSa serves as a resource and forum where individuals who share an interest in the built environment, can explore ideas of integration and innovation through technological advancements as it relates to architects, engineers, contractors, subcontractors, facility managers, maintenance managers, building owners and educators. Members of the ACAI office and its Virtual Design & Construction Team work to integrate best practices associated with BIM platforms. We scan existing work as part of our field documentation and can take it a step further by integrating Sustainable Design and preparing the Construction Operations Building Information Exchange (COBie) deliverables in our design. Professional Services ACAI offers a full range of architectural, design and management services. SUSTAINABLE DESIGN A member of the US Green Building Council, ACAI is firmly committed to "green design." We believe that designing with the environment in mind enhances our design opportunities and adds value to the project. MASTER PLANNING: URBAN, CAMPUS, SITE AND CPTED PLANNING Multi -use facilities, large campuses, industrial and commercial complexes look to provide their users with strategically planned sites and facilities that not only meet their current requirements, but also allow for future expansions and renovation. Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design ( CPTED) is an integral part of all our design work. RENOVATIONS Renovation projects have long been a core business for ACAI, and our repeat clients give testament to our ability in this area of work. Much of our renovation work has come from our work in education and healthcare building types throughout the State and Federal government. MANAGEMENT, INTERIORS AND TENANT IMPROVEMENTS We have considerable experience managing "build to suit' and "infill" projects, many of which have involved scheduling activities while the facility remains in use. When our services include interior design, we offer a complete package with schedules for color, finish selection and furniture specifications. ADA REVIEW AND RETROFIT DESIGN Since the implementation of Federal ADA requirements, countless clients have needed to review their facilities for compliance. Our reviews involve thorough measurement and review of existing conditions; reports and recommendations; design alternatives; construction documentation; and specifications for bidding. The review of Life Safety Code issues to ensure that existing facilities are in compliance is also a standard procedure in all renovation projects. Whole Foods Market Fort Lauderdale, Florida Broward Health General Medical Center - Empress Suite Fort Lauderdale, Florida Nova Southeastem University -Horvitz Administration Building Davie, Florida Nova Southeastern University - Flight Deck Lounge Davie, Florida architecture engineering roofing consulting construction management A*W I architecture • engineering ROOF CONSULTING AND ROOFING DESIGN SERVICES y ACAI has more than 2 million square feet of �\ roofing design experience. We have experience r"`� with specific involvement in all types of membranes and systems: Coal tar pitch, modified BITUMEN, v built -up asphaltic, single -ply rubberized ` membrane, standing -seam metal and liquid r applied. Most on -site work is phased in order to 0* � work around day -to -day operations and minimize t' interruption of building users. ACAI is a member of the Roofing Consultants Institute (RCI) and the --- ' National Roofing Contractors Association (N RCA). Awards ACAI's solid reputation is well- earned for a simple reason -- to every project, we bring unrivaled passion, integrity, innovation, resourcefulness, clarity, budget adherence, a "customer- first" focus ... and an unabashed love of design. A track record of consistently creating responsible design solutions and economically effective projects for its clients helped earn ACAI the distinction of being named as one of the nation's fastest growing Hispanic -owned companies. ACAI has also been a "Top Architectural Firm" for multiple years and has been identified by the South Florida Business Journal as the largest locally headquartered architectural firm in Broward County. • "2013" American School & University (AS +U) Outstanding Design for Interior Renovation — NSU Institute of Neuro Immune Medicine • "2013" AS +U Outstanding Design for Healthcare Facilities/Teaching Hospitals — NSU Audiology Department Relocation and Expansion • "2012" AS +U Outstanding Interior Renovation - NSU West Palm Beach SEC; NSU Tampa SEC • "2012" Best Firms To Work For"- First Place Architectural Firm - ZWEIGWHITE • "2012" SBE of the Year"- Palm Beach Partners Business Matchmaker Conference • "2011 Finalist, Best Place to Work" - SFBJ . "2011 Top Architectural Firm" - SFBJ • "2011 Top Green Architectural Firms" - SFBJ • "2011 Heavy Hitters in Commercial Real Estate - Architects" - SFBJ • "2011 Top 300 Small Businesses of the South" - Business Leader Magazine • "2011" AS +U Outstanding Interior Design - NSU, Kids in Distress Dental & Optometry Clinics; NSU, Nursing Skills Lab • "2010 Best Place to Work" - ZWEIGWHITE • "2010" AS +U Outstanding Interior Design - NSU Student Education Centers • "Best Place to Work'- South Florida Business Journal - 2010/2009/2008 • Hot Firm" - ZWEIGWHITE - 2013/2012/2011/2010 /2009/2008 FIRM PROFILE Broward College Health Sciences Center architecture engineering roofing consulting construction management NAME OF PROJECT NSU CCR PROJECT SIZE 220,000 GSF INITIAL CONSTRUCTION COST $61,800,000 ACTUAL CONSTRUCTION COST $80,000,000 (Est.) INITIAL TIME OF COMPLETION August 2015 ACTUAL COMPLETION DATE February 2016 WHERE YOU THE PRIME CONTRACTOR Yes AMOUNT OF CONTRACT IF NOT PRIME GC N/A CONTRACT TYPE Design Bid Build LEED CERTIFIED /GREEN CERTIFICATION Yes — Silver pending Comments: Project costs and completion will flucuate since it is includes only 25% of interiors at onset, RFQ No. 15 -04 -01 I ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR ANEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS AVE. ' NSU CENTER FOR COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH architecture . engineering Davie, Florida Located at Nova Southeastern University's Davie campus, the Center for Collaborative Research (CCR) will be a state -of- the -art, cooperative interdisciplinary center for medical, pharmaceutical, dental and oceanographic research. The 220,000 square foot building, which will pursue a LEER® Silver Certification, will include access to a six level 1,650 car parking garage, providing additional student parking and parking for the CCR staff. The CCR will house one of the largest wet -lab research facilities in Florida. The wet lab will be a home base for applied health care research and medical informatics. Researchers will collaborate within this advanced environment to investigate pharmaceutical synthesis, cancer therapy, human stem cell research, biomaterials, wildlife DNA forensics, and ocean biomaterials. Our design will incorporate bio- medical labs, tissue culture suites, microscopy facilities, and small animal vivariums with ABSL -2 suites and surgical suites. The CCR will be home to the Rumbaugh- Goodwin Institute for Cancer Research; investigators from the Health Professions Division; and the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). The federal agency is partnering with NSU, Florida Atlantic University and the University of Florida to promote scientific cooperation for the Greater Everglades Restoration Project. In addition, the CCR project will be linked to the Florida LambdaRail (Florida's Research and Education Network - operating a statewide high performance fiber -optic network infrastructure linking Florida's research institutions worldwide). The CCR building will incorporate all of the latest modern educational technology while blending in the Mediterranean Architecture of the surrounding Academical Village. Our design will follow NIH guidelines, Guide for Care and use of Lab Animals, AAALAC standards, and the National Research Council. architecture engineering roofing consulting construction mana ement JNNY � n FLC) NAME OF PROJECT NSU Center of Excellence for Coral Reef Eco- systems Science Research Facility Oceanographic Center PROJECT SIZE 90,000 GSF INITIAL CONSTRUCTION COST $35,000,000 ACTUAL CONSTRUCTION COST $35,000,000 INITIAL TIME OF COMPLETION 12 months ACTUAL COMPLETION DATE 12 months WHERE YOU THE PRIME CONTRACTOR Design Build Partner AMOUNT OF CONTRACT IF NOT PRIME GC N/A CONTRACT TYPE Design Build LEED CERTIFIED /GREEN CERTIFICATION Yes — Silver Comments: This building won the 2012 Design Build Best Overall Design -Build Project of the Year Award RFQ No. 15 -04 -01 1 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR A NEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS AVE. �` J� I NSU'S GUY HARVEY CENTER OF EXCELLENCE FOR CORAL REEF ECOSYSTEMS SCIENCE architecture • engineering RESEARCH FACILITY The new Guy Harvey Center of Excellence for Coral Reef Ecosystems Science Research Facility is a signature, state of the art, facility of approximately 86,000 square feet. The project was delivered in the Design -Build method of project delivery by MOSSMILLER/ACAI /CANNON and promotes research by faculty, researchers, visiting scientists, post - doctoral fellows, and graduate students through careful attention to functionality, safety, physical, environmental, and experimental /research needs, together with controls and operational considerations. It has won numerous awards from the Design Build Institute of America. The COE CRES features research laboratories, outdoor experimentation area, laboratory support (including a seawater system), research offices, administration offices and support, research discussion areas, building support, and below building parking. The facility encourages interaction between scientists through well designed, open and shared areas such as terraces with adjacent conference rooms, small conversation areas, hallway discussion pods, information technology library / lounge, outdoor patios, function lawns, and pavilions in addition to traditional indoor offices and labs. The COE CRES provides flexibility in assigning of office and lab space ranging from single offices or labs to suites of offices and labs in a modular arrangement. The COE CRES facility was designed to meet LEEDO Silver certification from the United States Green Building Council (USGBC). The project was partially funded by a $15 million National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Grant provided under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) that is being matched by NSU. architecture engineering rooting consulting construction im NAME OF PROJECT Broward College Health Sciences Simulation Center PROJECT SIZE 65,000 GSF INITIAL CONSTRUCTION COST $21,700,000 ACTUAL CONSTRUCTION COST $22,000,000 INITIAL TIME OF COMPLETION 16 months ACTUAL COMPLETION DATE August 4, 2014 WHERE YOU THE PRIME CONTRACTOR Yes AMOUNT OF CONTRACT IF NOT PRIME GC N/A CONTRACT TYPE CMAR LEED CERTIFIED /GREEN CERTIFICATION Yes — Silver Comments: RFQ No. 15 -04 -01 1 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR A NEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS AVE. )k0oc"lk I BROWARD COLLEGE SIMULATION LABS architecture • engineering Davie, Florida ACAI was selected by Broward College to design a LEEDO Silver Certified health sciences facility. Completed in the Fall of 2014, the project includes simulation laboratories, a large Cardiovascular Room for 2 additional simulation Iaboratorie, classrooms, administrative offices, student collaboration areas, a 100 seat lecture hall, remote learning center ancillary support spaces. Each simulation laboratory is equipped with human patient simulators with bedside computers; specialized hospital equipment specific to the function of each lab; internet access; digitalized video; recording cameras and TV monitors. The labs are designed to replicate realistic practice settings and have an EMS ambulance bay, with an Emergency Department and Triage area, along with Critical Care units, Medical- Surgical unit, Trauma/ Operating /Dental Room, a Labor and Delivery/ Neonatal Intensive Care /Pediatric unit; and open lab spaces to conduct large clinical drills, as well as debriefing rooms, storage space, and video recording control rooms. Each patient care unit accommodates 6 students and an instructor with an adjoining control room. ACAI's services included programming of the project, which consisted of preparing the educational program to serve as the basis of design for the educational facilities and site improvements. The program included every space, its intended use, capacity, additional requirements, such as equipment, furniture, and special needs of Broward College. Information was obtained through regular meetings with the administrators, health service instructors and business affiliates, including local medical facilities to gather and review information for the program. The 65,000 sf building was designed in BIM platform using Revit. architecture engineering roofing consulting construction mania ement O �B u, x 't4NY 1,4 ,1 FL�� NAME OF PROJECT SFWMD Environmental Laboratory PROJECT SIZE 36,000 GSF INITIAL CONSTRUCTION COST $9,200,000 ACTUAL CONSTRUCTION COST $9,000,000 INITIAL TIME OF COMPLETION 12 months ACTUAL COMPLETION DATE March 2012 WHERE YOU THE PRIME CONTRACTOR Yes, Architect AMOUNT OF CONTRACT IF NOT PRIME GC N/A CONTRACT TYPE CMAR LEED CERTIFIED /GREEN CERTIFICATION Yes — Gold Comments: RFQ No. 15 -04 -01 1 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR A NEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS AVE. 1 Jkamelftft)k I SFWMD ENVIRONMENTAL LABORATORY architecture . engineering (Nest Palm Beach, Florida ACAI was commissioned to provide complete Architectural services including Facility Programming, Site Planning, and overall Architectural Design and Construction Documentation for a new Laboratory Building for the South Florida Water Management District. This project involved the design and development of a new 2 -story, 36,000 sf facility based upon a Basis of Design Report (BODR) and site configuration studies completed by ACAI, as well as compliance with the Districts Standards. The $9 million facility consolidates and centralizes five ecological and water quality groups associated with the management and protection of South Florida's coastal resources. The new facility includes state -of- the -art modular laboratories, staff offices, sampling and environmentally controlled storage facilities designed around a central 2 -story atrium. We were later selected to provide Construction Administration services for the construction of this new Environmental Service Laboratory. Our scope of services included assistance during the bidding phase, review of shop drawings, responses to RFI's, attendance at bi- monthly construction meetings and construction observation. This project was designed using sustainable design principles and has recently been designated as a LEED® Gold building. architecture engineering roofing consulting construction mans ement �SJNNY IS<F S 'n 997 Y'F.L.O �\ NAME OF PROJECT BHMC CECH PROJECT SIZE 55,000 GSF INITIAL CONSTRUCTION COST $35,000,000 ACTUAL CONSTRUCTION COST $35,000,000 INITIAL TIME OF COMPLETION 14 months ACTUAL COMPLETION DATE Sept 2014 WHERE YOU THE PRIME CONTRACTOR Yes, Architect AMOUNT OF CONTRACT IF NOT PRIME GC N/A CONTRACT TYPE CMAR LEED CERTIFIEDIGREEN CERTIFICATION N/A Comments: First phase of muliple phase hospital modernization with total budget of $120,000,000 RFQ No. 15 -04 -01 1 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR A NEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS AVE. )kwot� I BHMC CHRIS EVERT WOMEN'S & CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL ENTRY architecture • engineering Fort Lauderdale, Florida ACAI has been selected to provide architectural services for the 225,000 square foot additions and alterations to the Chris Evert Childrens Hospital at Broward Health Medical Center in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. ACAI was instrumental in compelling the District to establish their Building Information Modeling (BIM) standards and FM Models as part of a Districtwide comprehensive conversion/ FM process. As a result, the Chris Evert Children's Hospital project is the first major BIM project for the Broward Health District. As planned, this $120 million project will promote the hospital's South Tower as the portal to the Chris Evert Children's Hospital. Phase I of this project, which was completed in 2014, included the renovation of third and fourth floors of south tower to accommodate 34 new Post Partum beds for the Matemity unit, plus renovations to the well baby nursery and a new holding nursery. It also included Phase 1 renovations to the Central Plant Electrical systems to accommodate this project. Phase II of this project, which is anticipated to be completed in 2018, includes the renovation of a 100,000 SF for 12 Pediatric ICU beds, 12 Pediatric Oncology beds, 20 Pediatric Medical /Surgical beds and 54 Neonatal ICU beds in multiple phases. It also includes the renovation of an 8,000 SF Outpatient Sub - specialty Center, the relocation of a 15,000 SF of hospital support services and the installation of a new generator & buried fuel tank as enabling projects. Future Phase III may include an expanded parking garage with a sky bridge link directly to a new public entry at the South Tower to serve the Chris Evert Children's Hospital. architecture engineering roofing consulting construction man tt DESIGN Donald M. Wilkin, RA Damian Claiman, CAD Technician Nydia Martinez, ASID TELECOMMUNICATIONS I MEP ENGINEERING JALRW Engineering, Inc. Horacio A. Rodriguez, P.E. PrincipaUSr. Mechanical Engineer Victor M. Avedano, P.E., LEED AP, QCxP PrincipaUSr. Mechanical Engineer Jorge L. Fleitas, P.E., RCDD Sr. Electrical Engineer QUALIFICATION & EXPERIENCE OF ASSIGNED PERSONNEL COMMUNITY & PUBLIC OUTREACH Palms Community Action Coalition Murvin Wright Principal in Charge LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE & CIVIL ENGINEERING Craven Thompson & Associates Joseph D. Handley, R.L.A Principal Landscape Architect Chad Edwards, P.E. Senior Supervising Engineer LEED SPINNAKER Rob Hink, LEED AP BD +C /OM /ND Principal Jonathan Burgess, LEED AP BD +C /ND LEED Project Manager ADA OVERSIGHT LMS Larry M. Schneider, AIA Principal in Charge ENVIRONMENTAL / GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING Terracon Consulting, Inc. Thomas J. Tepper, P.E. Sr. Geo- Environmental Engineer Andrew Petric, P.G. Environmental ScientisNProject Manager STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING S &F, Inc Sri Sritharan, P.E. Principal in Charge Donata M.W. Beasley, P.E. Project Manager Tanmay Kadam Engineer Intern RFQ No. 15 -04 -01 1 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR A NEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS AVE, QUALIFICATION & EXPERIENCE OF ASSIGNED PERSONNEL KEY PERSONNEL ACAI will be the Executive Architect and Architect of Record. The Project Team will include the following: IAdolfo J. Cotilla, Jr., AIA, Principal in Charg e. has over 36 years of diverse experience in the field of Architecture. Mr. Cotilla earned his Masters of Fine Arts in Architecture from the University of Florida. He is a Florida Registered Architect (License number 8011) and also a Florida Certified General Contractor (License number CGC010769). He has been consulting, designing and delivering projects since 1979. In 1985, Mr. Cotilla founded ACAI Associates, Inc., a Florida Statewide Minority Business Enterprise and FDOT Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Certified firm with Corporate Headquarters located at 2937 W. Cypress Creek Road, Suite 200, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 and branch offices in Boca Raton and Miami. ACAI Associates, Inc. is a licensed Architecture, Landscape Architecture, Engineering and General Contracting firm offering a wide range of services revolving around new design, rehabilitation, additions and remodeling of existing facilities. As Principal in Charge, Mr. Cotilla oversees the management of all assignments for which he is responsible and maintains direct contact with Clients throughout the project duration. His responsibilities include overseeing the project team, reviewing financial project goals, meeting with the Project Managers & project teams, reviewing the schedule and maintaining relationships with the client contacts as well as with the Developer's Project Manager and construction team. Period with ACAI Team: 30 Years The following is a selected list of professional experience: Nova Southeastern University, Davie, Florida Nova Southeastern University Coral Reef Ecosystems Science Research Facility, Hollywood, Florida Nova Southesatern University Health Profession Division Medical Building, Davie, Florida Nova Southeastern University West Palm Beach Campus, Palm Beach Gardens, Florida Broward County Ravenswood Bus Maintenance Facility, Fort Lauderdale, Florida Broward Health Chris Evert Children's Hospital, Fort Lauderdale, Florida Broward College Simulation Labs, Davie, Florida ' George H. Hohmann, AIA, Principal in Charge of QA/QC, has over 48 years of architectural experience and has served as Architect of Record, Project Manager, Senior Project Manager and Principal -in- Charge on a multitude of projects. Mr. Hohmann earned his B.A. Architecture from Washington University and is a Florida Registered Architect (License number 8448). His responsibilities have included such areas as construction administration, design, site plan approvals, permitting, construction documents and master planning. In addition, Mr. Hohmann has participated in several projects for a variety of governmental clients. Period with ACAI Team: 10 Years The following is a selected list of professional experience: SFWMD Environmental Laboratory, West Palm Beach, Florida Nova Southeastern University Coral Reef Ecosystems Science Research Facility, Hollywood, Florida Nova Southesatern University Health Profession Division Medical Building, Davie, Florida Nova Southeastern University West Palm Beach Campus, Palm Beach Gardens, Florida Broward County Ravenswood Bus Maintenance Facility, Fort Lauderdale, Florida RFQ No. 15 -04 -01 1 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR A NEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS AVE. s` QUALIFICATION & EXPERIENCE OF ASSIGNED PERSONNEL Broward Health Chris Evert Children's Hospital, Fort Lauderdale, Florida Broward College Simulation Labs, Davie, Florida ' Donald Wilkin, RA, Proiect Manager has over 33 years of diverse experience in the field of architectural design, including governmental, educational, commercial, medical, recreational, office and industrial facilities. Mr. Wilkin earned his B.A. Architecture from the University of Tennessee and is a Florida Registered Architect (License number 11619). He is CPTED certified and most recently earned his Certificate of Wind Load Calculations and Other Wind Issues certification and Certificate of Wind Load Calculations - Structural Applications certifications through the University of Florida. Mr. Wilkin has been responsible for various management and technical duties for all architectural projects, including planning, working drawing production and design. His focus is providing the utmost satisfaction to the client by ensuring projects are functional, code compliant and that they are completed on time and within the budget. He conducts weekly staff meetings to set production goals on a task -by -task basis. He also reviews the design budget on a bi- weekly basis to verify that the progress being made is consistent with the time charges and will constantly monitor the team's production rate and determine if additional staff is needed to meet the target milestone dates. Additionally, he is responsible for reviewing the project schedule and making periodic updates to reflect milestones & deadlines and control work efforts and budget. Period with ACAI Team: 7 Years The following is a selected list of professional experience: SFWMD Environmental Laboratory, West Palm Beach, Florida Nova Southesatern University Health Profession Division Medical Building, Davie, Florida Nova Southeastern University West Palm Beach Campus, Palm Beach Gardens, Florida Broward County Ravenswood Bus Maintenance Facility, Fort Lauderdale, Florida SFRTA Operations and Parking Garage, Pompano Beach, Florida Broward College Simulation Labs, Davie, Florida ' W. Randy Scott, Assistant Project Manager, has over 25 years of experience in all facets of architecture and building construction, including planning, design, production, project coordination and construction administration. He has extensive knowledge and experience in construction, building code enforcement, and project management. He has effectively provided project management as well as coordination with clients, contractors and a variety of municipalities to assure successful project completion. Mr. Scott's experience and management skills are successfully applied to various projects encompassing a variety of building types. Period with ACAI Team: 6 Years The following is a selected list of professional experience: NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY, Davie, Florida SFWMD ENVIRONMENTAL LABORATORY, West Palm Beach, Florida NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY CORAL REEF ECOSYSTEMS SCIENCE RESEARCH FACILITY, Hollywood, Florida NOVA SOUTHESATERN UNIVERSITY HEALTH PROFESSION DIVISION MEDICAL BUILDING Davie, Florida RFQ No. 15 -04 -01 1 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR A NEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS AVE. QUALIFICATION & EXPERIENCE OF ASSIGNED PERSONNEL NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY WEST PALM BEACH CAMPUS, Palm Beach Gardens, Florida BROWARD COUNTY RAVENSWOOD BUS MAINTENANCE FACILITY, Fort Lauderdale, Florida BROWARD HEALTH CHRIS EVERT CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL, Fort Lauderdale, Florida BROWARD COLLEGE SIMULATION LABS, Davie, Florida ICharles H. Wilson, CGC, Construction Administrato r. has over 26 years of diverse experience in Construction Management and is responsible for ACAI's Construction Administration Post - Design Services. He is a Certified General Contractor (License number CGC 1517786) and has extensive field experience and his first -hand knowledge is one of his greatest assets to ACAI. He is experienced with public, commercial and private facilities. Period with ACAI Team: 10 Years The following is a selected list of professional experience SFWMD ENVIRONMENTAL LABORATORY, West Palm Beach, Florida NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY WEST PALM BEACH CAMPUS, Palm Beach Gardens, Florida BROWARD COUNTY RAVENSWOOD BUS MAINTENANCE FACILITY, Fort Lauderdale, Florida BROWARD HEALTH CHRIS EVERT CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL, Fort Lauderdale, Florida BROWARD COLLEGE SIMULATION LABS, Davie, Florida ' Thomas J. Vageline, ASLA, Landscape Architect, has over 35 years of diverse experience in the field of Landscape Architecture. Mr. Vageline has been involved in a broad range of land planning projects in South Florida. Having worked in both the public and private sectors, Mr. Vageline is widely familiar with client needs and project requirements and processes. He is responsible for preparation and processing of landscape plans; utilizing his knowledge of local, state and federal regulations. He has direct client contact to obtain project input and approvals, responsible for completion of projects on time and within budget. Mr. Vageline earned his Masters Landscape Architecture Degree from the University of Illinois and is a Florida Registered Landscape Architect (License number LA0000662). Period with ACAI Team: 5.5 Years The following is a selected list of professional experience: CITY OF HALLANDALE BEACH CONTINUING SERVICES CONTRACT, Hallandale Beach, Florida CITY OF HALLANDALE BEACH LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE FOR MEDIANS, Hallandale Beach, FL CITY OF HALLANDALE BEACH BRIDGE BEAUTIFICATION, Hallandale Beach, Florida NORTH BEACH PARK, Hollywood, Florida SOUTH POINT PARK, Miami Beach, Florida DOWNTOWN REVITALIZATION, Hollywood, Florida BROWARD COUNTY LANDFILL PARK, Davie, Florida PLANNING AND ZONING STUDIES, Miami Beach, Florida HEFT 2 DESIGN BUILD, Miami, Florida ' Ricardo Rupcich, ASLA, E/T, has over 33 years of practical engineering experience. Mr. Rupcich is a RFQ No. I5 -04 -01 1 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR A NEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS AVE. ��� I QUALIFICATION & EXPERIENCE OF ASSIGNED PERSONNEL resourceful, hands -on, analytical and detail driven engineer. He is involved in all aspects of engineering and construction with solid knowledge of the project development process. As Senior Structural Engineer, he is responsible for on -site inspections and identifies and resolves inefficient operational processes which are not in line with the projects approved construction drawings, specifications and shop drawings. Period with ACAI Team: 5 Years The following is a selected list of professional experience: NSU ROOF ASSET MANAGEMENT PROGRAM, Multiple Campus Locations CITY OF TAMARAC COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT HOUSING REHAB PROGRAMS, Tamarac, Florida BROWARD COLLEGE SIMULATION LAB, Davie, Florida SFWMD LAKESIDE RANCH STA PHASE I, Okeechobee, Florida INydia Martinez, Interiors, has over 7 years of experience in the interior design industry. Ms. Martinez has worked with other designers and contractors in diverse residential and commercial projects, collaborating in space planning and design concept, furniture and finishes selections and production of CAD and Visualization documents. In addition, Ms. Martinez experience includes preparation of floor plans, furniture layouts, elevations and millwork details, pricing and coordination, assembling specification books, creating budgets and proposals, maintaining the resource library, meeting and coordinating with representatives and updating of product catalogs. She possesses great experience translating sketches and CAD documents into realized 3D models and images, and also rendering corporate interiors with a high level of proficiency. Ms. Martinez earned her B.S. in Interior Design from the Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale and is certified by the National Council for Interior Design Qualification (Certification No. 028029). Period with ACAI Team: 3 Years The following is a selected list of professional experience: BROWARD COUNTY RAVENSWOOD BUS MAINTENANCE FACILITY, Fort Lauderdale, Florida BROWARD COUNTY JUDICIAL CENTER, Fort Lauderdale, Florida BROWARD HEALTH CHRIS EVERT CHILDRENS HOSPITAL, Fort Lauderdale, Florida BROWARD COLLEGE SIMULATION LABORATORY, Davie, Florida FLORIDA NATIONAL UNIVERSITY CLASSROOM & PARKING GARAGE EXPANSION, Hialeah, FL NSU CENTER FOR COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH FACILITY, Davie, Florida NSU FLIGHT DECK ADDITIONS & RENOVATION, Davie, Florida NSU HORVITZ CENTER RENOVATION, Davie, Florida ' Galen Von Gleich, BIM Manager, Mr. VonGleich has over 11 years of diverse experience in the field of architectural design, including governmental, educational, commercial, medical, office and residential facilities. Mr. VonGleich has been responsible for various management and technical duties for all architectural projects, including planning, working drawing production and design. His focus is providing the utmost satisfactions to the client by ensuring projects are functional, code compliant and that they are completed on time and within the budget. He conducts weekly staff meetings to set production goals on a task -by -task basis. He also reviews the design budget on a bi- weekly basis to verify that the progress being made is RFQ No. 15 -04 -01 1 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR A NEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS AVE. ;?' QUALIFICATION & EXPERIENCE OF ASSIGNED PERSONNEL consistent with the time charges and will constantly monitor the team's production rate and determine if additional staff is needed to meet the target milestone dates. Additionally, he is responsible for reviewing the project schedule and making periodic updates to reflect milestones & deadlines and control work efforts and budget. Galen earned his Masters of Architecture Degree from the Montana State University and is a Florida Registered Architect (License number 97234). Additionally Mr. VonGleich is a LEED AR Period with ACAI Team: 1.5 Years The following is a selected list of professional experience: BROWARD HEALTH CHRIS EVERT CHILDRENS HOSPITAL, Fort Lauderdale, Florida MIAMI -DADE COUNTY FIRE RESCUE STATION 70, Homestead, Florida RAVENSWOOD BUS MAINTENANCE FACILITY, Dania Beach, Florida BROWARD COUNTY JUDICIAL CENTER EAST WING WIND MITIGATION, Fort Lauderdale, Florida ANSIN PARK PHASE II FITNESS CENTER AND PRESS BOX, Miramar, Florida CRAVEN THOMPSON AND ASSOCIATES, INC. — PARKS PLANNING, CIVIL ENGINEERING AND LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE KEY PERSONNEL The Project Team will include the following: Joseph D. Handley, R.L.A., Principal Landscape Architect has more than 29 years experience as a lanscape architect. He has been involved in a broad range of land planning projects in South Florida for the COO past twenty -nine years. Having worked in both the public and private sectors, Mr. Handley is widely familiar with client needs and project requirements and processes. He is responsible for overseeing the preparation and processing of plats, site, landscape, hardscape, streetscape and irrigation plans; utilizing his knowledge of local, state and federal regulations involved in land development. He has direct client contact to obtain project input and approvals, responsible for completion of projects on time and within budget. Mr. Hadley earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Ornamental Horticulture from the Clemson University and is a Florida Registered Lanscape Architect (License number 1368). The following is a selected list of professional experience: OSCAR WIND PARK, FLAMINGO PARK, WELLEBY PARK MASTER PLANNING, Sunrise, Florida SUNRISE BICYCLE - PEDESTRIAN GREENWAYS & TRAILS MASTER PLAN, Sunrise, Florida NW 44TH STREET PASSIVE PARK, Sunrise, Florida NOB HILL ROAD PASSIVE PARK, Sunrise, Florida LAUDERDALE -BY- THE -SEA MUNICIPAL PARK, Lauderdale -by -the -Sea, Florida MIRAMAR REGIONAL PARK, Miramar, Florida SAWGRASS SANCTUARY PARK, Sunrise, Florida BOYNTON BEACH TRI -RAIL STATION, Boynton Beach, Florida SABAL PINES PARK, Coconut Creek, Florida Douglas Schultz, R.L.A., LEED AR Landscape Architect, has over fifteen two years of experience as a landscape architect. He has has been actively involved in the planning and design for a variety of projects RFQ No. 15 -04 -01 1 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR A NEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS AVE. QUALIFICATION & EXPERIENCE OF ASSIGNED PERSONNEL ranging from large scale community planning to detailed resort design. He is LEED Accredited and is a licensed Landscape Architect in the State of Florida. He is responsible for seeing projects from concept to detailed design and through construction. Mr. Schultz has acted as the primary project manager on several public and private sector construction projects. He is very knowledgeable in the design process and has an extensive construction background understanding. Mr. Schultz earned his Bachelors of Landscape Architecture from The University of Kentucky and is a Florida Registered Landscape Architect (License number 6666937). The following is a selected list of professional experience: SUNRISE BICYCLE - PEDESTRIAN GREENWAYS & TRAILS MASTER PLAN, Sunrise, Florida SUNRISE PASSIVE PARKS, Sunrise, Florida ALL ABOARD FLORIDA INLINE TRAIN STATIONS, Fort Lauderdale and West Palm, Florida OSCAR WIND PARK, FLAMINGO PARK, WELLEBY PARK MASTER PLANNING, Sunrise, Florida Chad E. Edwards, P.E.. Senior Supervising Engineer, has over seventeen years of engineering experience. His experience includes the design of storm water, water distribution, sanitary sewer systems C67 as well as cost estimation, construction permitting and engineering modeling I calculations. He also CRAVEN-TFCW'8M&A880MTM W_ has extensive knowledge in surveying and CADD. Mr. Edwards earned his Bachelors of Science Degree in Civil Engineering from Clarkson University and is a Florida Registered Professional Engineer (License number 59306). The following is a selected list of professional experience: NW 44TH STREET PASSIVE PARK, Sunrise, Florida OAKLAND PARK BOULEVARD PASSIVE PARK, Sunrise, Florida NOB HILL ROAD PASSIVE PARK, Sunrise, Florida NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY — UNIVERSITY SCHOOL BASEBALL FIELD; Davie, Florida Robert M. Connors, P.E.. Civil Engineer, is a native South Floridian with twenty -nine years of engineering experience in Broward County. During this time he has participated in the engineering design and construction Cam, of various public sector projects. Mr. Connors earned his Bachelors of Science Degree in Civil Engineering from the University of Florida and is a Florida Registered Professional Engineer (License number 41863). The following is a selected list of professional experience: MIRAMAR REGIONAL PARK, Miramar, Florida CHAPEL TRAIL PARK, Pembroke Pines, Florida SAWGRASS SANCTUARY PARK, Sunrise, Florida SABAL PINES PARK, Coconut Creek, Florida RFQ No. 15 -04 -01 1 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR A NEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS AVE. 1 QUALIFICATION & EXPERIENCE OF ASSIGNED PERSONNEL JALRW ENGINEERING, INC. - TELECOMMUNICATIONS, FIRE PROTECTION AND MEP ENGINEERING KEY PERSONNEL The Project Team will include the following: -- Horacio A. Rodriguez, P.E., Principal/Sr. Mechanical Engineer, has over 33 years of substantial F experience in Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning Systems for Medical Facilities, Residential, Commercial and Industrial Projects. Designs include Chiller Plants, Indoor Pool De- Humidification Systems; IAQ Inspections, Constant and Variable Volume Air Conditioning Systems; Industrial Ventilation; Life Cycle CostAnalysis; Chilled Water, DX Systems; Smoke Control, Mr. Rodriguez is a Florida Registered Professional Engineer (License number 56198). The following is a selected list of professional experience: BROWARD COLLEGE SIMULATION LABORATORY, Davie, Florida NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY WEST PALM BEACH CAMPUS, Palm Beach Gardens, Florida NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY HORVITZ ADMIN BUILDING, Davie, Florida RAVENSWOOD BUS MAINTENANCE FACILITY, Dania Beach, Florida Victor M. Avedano, P.E.. LEED AR QCxR Principal/Sr. Mechanical Engineer, is responsible for the production of documents providing professional services in the discipline of Mechanical Engineering. He has over 37 years of mechanical systems engineering experience in the design of HVAC, plumbing and fire protection systems including design, investigation, studies, energy analysis, project management, construction administration. He has supervised a wide variety of projects including commercial and institutional buildings, transportation (airports, train stations), educational facilities, and hospitality. His experience includes both new construction and renovation projects for the various clients. Mr. Avedano earned his Bachelors of Science Degree in Mechanical and Electrical Engineering from the National University of Cordoba and is a Florida Registered Professional Engineer (License number 42459). The following is a selected list of professional experience: BROWARD COLLEGE SIMULATION LABORATORY, Davie, Florida NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY WEST PALM BEACH CAMPUS, Palm Beach Gardens, Florida NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY HORVITZ ADMIN BUILDING, Davie, Florida RAVENSWOOD BUS MAINTENANCE FACILITY, Dania Beach, Florida Jorge L. Fleitas, P.E., RCDD, Senior Electrical Engineer, has extensive experience in the Design of - F K Electrical Systems for applications such as Commercial Facilities, Airports, Office Buildings, Hotel /Resorts, Shopping, Schools, Government, Health Care Facilities and Residential. His experience also includes Roadway Lighting, Fire Alarm and Telecommunication Systems Designs; Generator Backup Power Designs, Contract Administration, Project Management, and Field Inspection. Jorge has also over 10 years experience in the maintenance and operation of electrical overhead and underground distribution systems in power plants up to 34KV in size. Mr. Fleita earned his Bachelors of Science Degree in Electrical Engineering from RFQ No. 15 -04 -01 1 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR A NEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS AVE. W� QUALIFICATION & EXPERIENCE OF ASSIGNED PERSONNEL the University of Havana and is a Florida Registered Professional Engineer (License number 55340). The following is a selected list of professional experience: BROWARD COLLEGE SIMULATION LABORATORY, Davie, Florida NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY WEST PALM BEACH CAMPUS, Palm Beach Gardens, Florida NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY HORVITZ ADMIN BUILDING, Davie, Florida RAVENSWOOD BUS MAINTENANCE FACILITY, Dania Beach, Florida S & F — STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING KEY PERSONNEL The Project Team will include the following: PW S&F Engineers, Inc. Sri S. Sritharan, P.E., Principal in Charge, Mr. Sritharan has been involved in structural engineering 2925W ess '.114 ` 13309 p, 959.978,0@0 h95L9] -= design, construction administration of buildings and project management for over 24 years. He has MJJ w ww.s(e ngtnee lS Cpm experience in nearly all types of building materials and structural framing systems used in construction today and in the past century. He has completed over two thousand projects of small additions costing few thousands to airport terminals and medium rise buildings costing over $150 million. Mr, Sritharan earned his Master of Science in Structural Engineering from Vanderbilt University and is a Florida Registered Professional Engineer (License number 51133). The following is a selected list of professional experience: RAVENSWOOD BUS MAINTENANCE FACILITY, Dania Beach, Florida FIS FACILITY AT FORT LAUDERDALE - HOLLYWOOD INT'L AIRPORT, Fort Lauderdale, Florida HEFT 2 DESIGN BUILD, Miami, Florida PUBLIC SERVICES/ FIRE STATION FACILITY, Parkland, Florida JAFCO RESPITE & RESIDENTIAL CENTER, Sunrise, FL SEMINOLE POLICE DEPARTMENT, Hollywood, Florida ssF Engineers, Inc. Donata M. Williams, P.E., LEED AR Project Creek ." - 2W Mana ILM 1925 . Cypress ger Ms. Williams is a Structural Engineer with more than W 13 years of experience of analysis, design and managing construction of various types of structures for the 0:959.9]8.0020 f959.918.096g www s(englneers cam governmental, commercial, aviation, educational and residential sectors. She utilized various computer aided analysis and design tools such as Ram Structural System, Ram Concept, Ram Advance, Adapt, PCA Walls, and AutoCAD. She has also been trained in Revit Structure 2012. Ms. Williams earned her Master of Science in Architectural Engineering from North Carolina Agricultural and Technical University and is a Florida Registered Professional Engineer (License number 67337). The following is a selected list of professional experience: FIS FACILITY AT FORT LAUDERDALE - HOLLYWOOD INT'L AIRPORT, Fort Lauderdale, Florida RAVENSWOOD BUS MAINTENANCE FACILITY, Broward County, Florida CITY OF MIRAMAR POLICE HEAD QUARTERS FACILITY, Miramar, FL RFQ No. 15 -04 -01 1 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR A NEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS AVE. QUALIFICATION & EXPERIENCE OF ASSIGNED PERSONNEL A 925CM--k ..—ZW Tanmay Kadam, Engineer Intern The computer modeling, analysis and design skill that Mr. Kadam 915 W C eeh Engineers, 1 200 :9 .,1% " "�as "' °' brings to the design team makes him a very valuable addition to our staff. He is responsible for analysis :954.918.0030 1:954.918.°468 w w,stenglnee rs. com of building systems using computer software and designs components of buildings. Mr.Kadam works solely under the direction of the principal. He also performs inspections of concrete, masonry, wood and steel construction to insure the buildings conform to design intent. During the past years of employment with S & F Engineers, Inc. he has designed several steel framed buildings, unique residences, tilt -up structures and a Fire Station. Mr. Kadam earned his Master of Science in Civil Engineering from Lamar University. The following is a selected list of professional experience: FIRE STATION # 47- BUILDING REPLACEMENT, Miami, Florida PUBLIC SERVICES/ FIRE STATION FACILITY, Parkland, Florida AMERICAN HERITAGE SCHOOL — CLASSROOM & MEDIA CENTER ADDITION, Delray Beach, FL SPINNAKER — LEED KEY PERSONNEL The Project Team will include the following: Rob Hink, LEED AP BD +C /OM /ND, Principal in Charge. Mr. Hink has more than 30 years experience and is is the Principal and Senior Vice President at The Spinnaker Group; a firm that has been involved in the design of over 80 LEED certified projects and is currently involved in more than 200 LEED projects, THE GROUP both locally, nationally and internationally. The firm has also provided commissioning services on more than 500 million square feet of buildings. Rob is a Past President of the USGBC South Florida Chapter and has achieved the prestigious title of USGBC LEED Fellow. Rob has been involved with USGBC governance for more than 10 years. Rob has more than a decade of full -time green- design and commissioning experience, and more than 30 years experience in facilities management, project management and energy management, and control systems. After leaving the Navy, Rob taught HVAC and Electrical Theory at the collegiate level.. Mr. Hink earned his Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from the United States Naval Academy and is a LEED Acredited Professional (License number 66512). The following is a selected list of professional experience: BF JAMES PARK, Hallandale Beach, Florida GIBSON PARK, Miami, Florida VILLAGE OF WELLINGTON VILLAGE HALL AND MUNICIPAL COMPLEX, Wellington, FL MIAMI GARDENS MUNICIPAL COMPLEX, Miami Gardens, Florida Jonathan Burgess, RLA, LEED AP BD +C /ND, LEED Project Manager, Mr. Burgess has more than 11 years of experience in Landscape Architecture and oversees the Sustainability Division's vision, mission and overall direction while leading, mentoring, planning and evaluating the work of all project managers. THE GROUP His firm has been involved in the design of over 85 LEED certified projects and is currently involved in more than 200 LEED projects, both locally, nationally and internationally. Jonathan was the LEED Project RFQ No. 15 -04 -01 1 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR A NEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS AVE. J R., AIA P EDUCATION Masters of Fine Arts in Architecture, University of Florida REGISTRATION Florida Registered Architect License #8011 Florida Certified General Contractor License #CGC010769 Puerto Rico Registered Architect License #19882 Georgia Registered Architect License #RA012877 (1) PROFESSIONAL AIA -American Institute of Architects RCI - Roofing Consultants Institute NRCA - National Roofing Contractors Association NTHP - National Trust for Historic Preservation EXPERIENCE Adolfo Cotilla has over 36 years of diverse experience in the field of Architecture. He has been consulting, designing and delivering projects since 1979. In 1985, Mr. Cotilla founded ALAI Associates, Inc., a Florida Statewide Minority Business Enterprise and FDOT Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Certified firm with Corporate Headquarters located at 2937 W. Cypress Creek Road, Suite 200, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 and branch offices in Boca Raton and Miami. ACAI Associates, Inc. is a licensed Architecture, Landscape Architecture, Engineering and General Contracting firm offering a wide range of services revolving around new design, rehabilitation, additions and remodeling of existing facilities. As Principal in Charge, Mr. Cotilla oversees the management of all assignments for which he is responsible and maintains direct contact with Clients throughout the project duration. His responsibilities include overseeing the project team, reviewing financial project goals, meeting with the Project Managers & project teams, reviewing the schedule and maintaining relationships with the client contacts as well as with the Developer's Project Manager and construction team. The following is a list of selected related project experience: BROWARD COUNTY RAVENSWOOD BUS MAINTENANCE FACILITY, Fort Lauderdale, Florida ACAI Associates was selected by Broward County, Florida to provide programming, design and construction administration services for the replacement of facilities at the Ravenswood Bus Maintenance Facility. The 9 -acre site was reconfigured, replacing the existing 1970's structures with new state -of- the -art facilities for current and future needs. The facility accommodates up to 150 fleet vehicles including (130) 40 -foot buses and (20) 60 -foot articulated buses along with staff and visitor parking, the majority of which provides by a new 268 - space multi -level parking garage. The existing facilities replaced include: an operations building, an 11 -Bay bus maintenance building, a fueling and fare retrieval facility, bus washing facility and surface parking. In addition, ancillary structures include: a sanitary lift station, guard gate, a compressor building and other miscellaneous storage buildings. As part of Broward County's ongoing efforts to provide more energy efficient, environmentally sustainable building, the new Ravenswood Maintenance Facility will pursue a LEEDO Gold Certification. CHRIS EVERT CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL, PHASE I, Fort Lauderdale, Florida ACAI was selected to provide architectural services for the 225,000 square foot additions and alterations to Broward Health Medical Center in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Our initial team included Page as Associate Architect. The Chris Evert Women's and Children's Hospital is a Level I Pediatric Trauma Center recognized by the National Association of Children's Hospitals. The healthcare facility provides family- centered care for infants, children and youth. As planned, the project will promote the hospital's South Tower as the portal to the Chris Evert Children's Hospital and includes a new Pediatric Emergency Department, state -of- the -art NICU, labor and delivery and Post -Partum Private rooms and a host of new ancillary and support facilities alongside an expanded parking garage with pedestrian skylink direct to the new tower. ACAI was instrumental in compelling the District to establish their Building Information Modeling (BIM) jkwoelow)k i architecture engineering roofing consulting construction management architecture . engineering =r , ADOLFO J. COTILLA, JR., AIA Principal in Charge /President standards and FM Models as part of a Districtwide comprehensive conversion /FM process. As a result, the Chris Evert Children's Hospital project is the first major BIM project for the Broward Health District. BROWARD COLLEGE SIMULATION LAB, Davie, Florida ACAI was selected by Broward College to design a building that includes seven state -of- the -art simulation labs each of which are equipped with human patient simulators and bedside computers; specialized hospital equipment specific to the function of each lab; internet access; digitalized video; recording cameras and TV monitors. The labs are designed to replicate realistic practice settings and will have an EMS ambulance bay, and Emergency Department, Critical Care units, Medical- Surgical unit, Trauma /Operating /Dental Room, a Labor and Delivery/Neonatal Intensive Care /Pediatric unit; and open lab space to conduct large clinical drills, as well as debriefing rooms, storage space, and video recording control rooms.. Each patient care unit accommodates 6 students and an instructor, and have an adjoining control room and storage. ACAI was approved for the Programming of the project, which consisted of preparing the educational program to serve as the basis of design for the educational facilities and site improvements. The program included every space, its intended use, capacity, additional requirements, such as equipment, furniture, and special needs of Broward College. This scope required meetings with the Owner to gather and review information for the program. NSU CENTER FOR COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH (CCR), Davie, Florida Located at Nova Southeastern University's Davie campus, the Center for Collaborative Research (CCR) is a state - of- the -art, cooperative interdisciplinary center for medical, pharmaceutical, dental and oceanographic research. The 216,000 square foot building includes a six level 1,250 car parking garage, providing additional student parking and parking for the CCR staff. The CCR houses one of the largest wet -lab research facilities in Florida. The wet lab is a home base for applied health care research and medical informatics. Researchers collaborate within this advanced environment to investigate pharmaceutical synthesis, cancer therapy, human stem cell research, biomaterials, wildlife DNA forensics, and ocean biomaterials. Our design incorporates bio- medical labs, tissue culture suites, microscopy facilities, and small animal vivariums with ABSL -2 suites and surgical suites. The CCR is home to the Rumbaugh- Goodwin Institute for Cancer Research; investigators from the Health Professions Division and Oceanographic Center; and the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). The federal agency is partnering with NSU, Florida Atlantic University and the University of Florida to promote scientific cooperation for the Greater Everglades Restoration Project. In addition, the CCR project is linked to the Florida LambdaRail (Florida's Research and Education Network - operating a statewide high performance fiber -optic network infrastructure linking Florida's research institutions worldwide). The CCR building incorporates all of the latest modern educational technology while blending in the Mediterranean Architecture of the surrounding Academical Village. Our design follows NIH guidelines, Guide for Care and use of Lab Animals, AAALAC standards, and the National Research Council. NSU CENTER OF EXCELLENCE FOR CORAL REEF ECOSYSTEMS SCIENCE RESEARCH FACILITY Hollywood, Florida The new Center of Excellence for Coral Reef Ecosystems Science Research Facility is a signature, state of the art, facility of approximately 86,000 square feet. The design, which was provided by ACAI and Cannon, promotes research by faculty, researchers, visiting scientists, post - doctoral fellows, and graduate students through careful attention to functionality, safety, physical, environmental, and experimental /research needs, together with controls and operational considerations. The proposed COE CRES facility was designed to meet LEED® Silver certification from the United States Green Building Council (USGBC). The projectwas partially funded by a $15 million National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Grant provided under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) that is being match by NSU. architecture . engineering . roofing consulting . construction management AwoeftAJ architecture engineering om GEORGE H. HOHMANN, AIA Princi of QA /QC EDUCATION Bachelor of Architecture, Washington University in St. Louis REGISTRATION Florida Registered Architect No. 8448 Missouri Registered Architect, 1962 NCARB Certification, 1970 Georgia Registered Architect No. RA012868, 2010 PROFESSIONAL AIA -American Institute of Architects EXPERIENCE George H. Hohmann has over 48 years of architectural experience and has served as Architect of Record, Project Manager, Senior Project Manager and Principal -in- Charge on a multitude of projects. Mr. Hohmann earned his B.A. Architecture from Washington University and is a Florida Registered Architect (License number 8448). His responsibili- ties have included such areas as construction administration, design, site plan approvals, permitting, construction docu- ments and master planning. In addition, Mr. Hohmann has participated in several projects for a variety of governmental clients. The following is a list of selected project experience: BROWARD COUNTY RAVENSWOOD BUS MAINTENANCE FACILITY, Fort Lauderdale, Florida ACAI Associates was selected by Broward County, Florida to provide programming, design and construction administration services for the replacement of facilities at the Ravenswood Bus Maintenance Facility. The 9 -acre site was reconfigured, replacing the existing 1970's structures with new state -of- the -art facilities for current and future needs. The facility accommodates up to 150 fleet vehicles including (130) 40 -foot buses and (20) 60 -foot articulated buses along with staff and visitor parking, the majority of which provides by a new 268 - space multi -level parking garage. The existing facilities replaced include: an operations building, an 11 -Bay bus maintenance building, a fueling and fare retrieval facility, bus washing facility and surface parking. In addition, ancillary structures include: a sanitary lift station, guard gate, a compressor building and other miscellaneous storage buildings. As part of Broward County's ongoing efforts to provide more energy efficient, environmentally sustainable building, the new Ravenswood Maintenance Facility will pursue a LEEDO Gold Certification. NSU CENTER FOR COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH (CCR), Davie, Florida Located at Nova Southeastern University's Davie campus, the Center for Collaborative Research (CCR) is a state -of- the -art, cooperative interdisciplinary center for medical, pharmaceutical, dental and oceanographic research. The 216,000 square foot building includes a six level 1,250 car parking garage, providing additional student parking and parking for the CCR staff. The CCR houses one of the largest wet -lab research facilities in Florida. The wet lab is a home base for applied health care research and medical informatics. Researchers collaborate within this advanced environment to investigate pharmaceutical synthesis, cancer therapy, human stem cell research, biomaterials, wildlife DNA forensics, and ocean biomaterials. Our design incorporates bio- medical labs, tissue culture suites, microscopy facilities, and small animal vivariums with ABSL -2 suites and surgical suites. The CCR is home to the Rumbaugh- Goodwin Institute for Cancer Research; investigators from the Health Professions Division and Oceanographic Center; and the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). The federal agency is partnering with NSU, Florida Atlantic University and the University of Florida to promote scientific cooperation for the Greater Everglades Restoration Project. In addition, the CCR project is linked to the Florida LambdaRail (Florida's Research and Education Network - operating a statewide high performance fiber -optic network infrastructure linking Florida's research institutions worldwide). The CCR building also incorporates all of the latest modern educational technology while blending in the Mediterranean Architecture of the surrounding Academical Village. Our design will follow NIH guidelines, Guide for Care and use of Lab Animals, AAALAC standards, and the National Research Council. architecture engineering roofing consulting construction management architecture • engineering AM GEORGE H. HOHMANN, AIA Pnbci of QA./QC BROWARD COLLEGE SIMULATION LAB, Davie, Florida ACAI has been selected by Broward College to design a building which includes seven state -of- the -art simulation labs each of which are equipped with human patient simulators and bedside computers; specialized hospital equipment specific to the function of each lab; internet access; digitalized video; recording cameras and TV monitors. The labs are designed to replicate realistic practice settings and has an EMS ambulance bay, and Emergency Department, Critical Care units, Medical- Surgical unit, Trauma /Operating /Dental Room, a Labor and Delivery/Neonatal Intensive Care /Pediatric unit; and open lab space to conduct large clinical drills, as well as debriefing rooms, storage space, and video recording control rooms. Each patient care unit accommodates 6 students and an instructor, and have an adjoin- ing control room and storage. ACAI was approved for the Programming of the project, which consisted of preparing the educational program to serve as the basis of design for the educational facilities and site improvements. The program included every space, its intended use, capacity, additional requirements, such as equipment, furniture, and special needs of Broward College. This scope required meetings with the Owner to gather and review information for the program. NSU CENTER OF EXCELLENCE FOR CORAL REEF ECOSYSTEMS SCIENCE RESEARCH FACILITY Hollywood, Florida The new Center of Excellence for Coral Reef Ecosystems Science Research Facility is a signature, state of the art, facility of approximately 86,000 square feet. The design, which was provided by ACAI and Cannon, promotes research by faculty, researchers, visiting scientists, post - doctoral fellows, and graduate students through careful attention to functionality, safety, physical, environmental, and experimental /research needs, together with controls and operational considerations. The proposed COE CRES facility was designed to meet LEEDO Silver certification from the United States Green Building Council (USGBC). The project is partially funded by a $15 million National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Grant provided under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) that is being match by NSU. SFWMD ENVIRONMENTAL LAB, West Palm Beach, Florida ACAI was commissioned under the prime contractor for Architectural services including Facility Programming, Site Plan Design, and Architectural Plans for the South Florida Water Management District Environmental Laboratory project. This project involved design and development of a new facility based upon the final site plan selected by the District's Basis of Design Report (BODR), preliminary plans as well as complying with the Districts Standards. NSU STUDENT EDUCATION CENTERS, Palm Beach Gardens, Florida The Nova Southeastern University Student Education Centers create an on- campus atmosphere while serving stu- dents from all areas off of the main campus. The Centers have established high quality and efficient services and staff that enable students to finish their degrees successfully, as well as provide students with an experience that contributes to their personal and professional development. NSU's West Palm Beach campus is a 60,000 sf facility which houses offices, classrooms and lab spaces and includes a 7,321 sf College of Pharmacy comprised of pharmaceutics labs, pharmacy practice labs and support areas. ACAI provided architecture, space planning studies, engineering and con- struction administration services for this project. architecture . engineering . roofing consulting . construction management architecture engineering DONALD M. WILKIN, RA Project Manager EDUCATION B.A. Architecture, University of Tennessee B.S. Resource Development, University of Rhode Island Landscape Design Major, University of Massachusetts CERTIFICATIONS Registered Architect in Florida and North Carolina NCARB Certified CPTED Certified Professional Liability Education Program Certificate Certificate of Wind Load Calculations and Other Wind Issues, University of Florida Certificate of Wind Load Calculations - Structural Applications, University of Florida PROFESSIONAL Former City of Fort Lauderdale Historic Preservation Advisory Board Member AFFILIATIONS Tau Sigma Delta Honor Society in Architecture and Allied Arts EXPERIENCE Donald Wilkin has over 33 years of diverse experience in the field of architectural design, including governmental, educational, commercial, medical, recreational, office and industrial facilities. Mr. Wilkin earned his B.A. Architecture from the University of Tennessee and is a Florida Registered Architect (License number 11619). He is CPTED certified and most recently earned his Certificate of Wind Load Calculations and Other Wind Issues certification and Certificate of Wind Load Calculations - Structural Applications certifications through the University of Florida. Mr. Wilkin has been responsible for various management and technical duties for all architectural projects, including planning, working drawing production and design. His focus is providing the utmost satisfactions to the client by ensuring projects are functional, code compliant and that they are completed on time and within the budget. He conducts weekly staff meetings to set production goals on a task -by -task basis. He also reviews the design budget on a bi- weekly basis to verify that the progress being made is consistent with the time charges and will constantly monitor the team's production rate and determine if additional staff is needed to meet the target milestone dates. Additionally, he is responsible for reviewing the project schedule and making periodic updates to reflect milestones & deadlines and control work efforts and budget. The following is a list of selected project experience: BROWARD COLLEGE SIMULATION LAB, Davie, Florida ACAI has been selected by Broward College to design a building which includes seven state -of- the -art simulation labs each of which are equipped with human patient simulators and bedside computers; specialized hospital equipment specific to the function of each lab; internet access; digitalized video; recording cameras and TV monitors. The labs are designed to replicate realistic practice settings and has an EMS ambulance bay, and Emergency Department, Critical Care units, Medical- Surgical unit, Trauma /Operating /Dental Room, a Labor and Delivery/Neonatal Intensive Care /Pediatric unit; and open lab space to conduct large clinical drills, as well as debriefing rooms, storage space, and video recording control rooms. Each patient care unit accommodates 6 students and an instructor, and have an adjoin- ing control room and storage. ACAI was approved for the Programming of the project, which consisted of preparing the educational program to serve as the basis of design for the educational facilities and site improvements. The program included every space, its intended use, capacity, additional requirements, such as equipment, furniture, and special needs of Broward College. This scope required meetings with the Owner to gather and review information for the program. BROWARD COUNTY RAVENSWOOD BUS MAINTENANCE FACILITY, Fort Lauderdale, Florida ACAI Associates was selected by Broward County, Florida to provide programming, design and construction administration services for the replacement of facilities at the Ravenswood Bus Maintenance Facility, The 9 -acre site architecture . engineering . roofing consulting • construction management )kaoeftA,. I architecture •y fen DONALD M. WILKIN, RA Project Manager was reconfigured, replacing the existing 1970's structures with new state -of- the -art facilities for current and future needs. The facility accommodates up to 150 fleet vehicles including (130) 40 -foot buses and (20) 60 -foot articulated buses along with staff and visitor parking, the majority of which provides by a new 268 - space multi -level parking garage. The existing facilities replaced include: an operations building, an 11 -Bay bus maintenance building, a fueling and fare retrieval facility, bus washing facility and surface parking. In addition, ancillary structures include: a sanitary lift station, guard gate, a compressor building and other miscellaneous storage buildings. As part of Broward County's ongoing efforts to provide more energy efficient, environmentally sustainable building, the new Ravenswood Maintenance Facility will pursue a LEEDO Gold Certification. SFWMD ENVIRONMENTAL LAB, West Palm Beach, Florida ACAI was commissioned under the prime contractor for Architectural services including Facility Programming, Site Plan Design, and Architectural Plans for the South Florida Water Management District Environmental Laboratory project. This project involved design and development of a new facility based upon the final site plan selected by the District's Basis of Design Report (BODR), preliminary plans as well as complying with the Districts Standards. NSU STUDENT EDUCATION CENTERS, Palm Beach Gardens, Florida The Nova Southeastern University Student Education Centers create an on- campus atmosphere while serving students from all areas off of the main campus. The Centers have established high quality and efficient services and staff that enable students to finish their degrees successfully, as well as provide students with an experience that contributes to their personal and professional development. NSU's West Palm Beach campus is a 60,000 sf facility which houses offices, classrooms and lab spaces and includes a 7,321 sf College of Pharmacy comprised of pharmaceutics labs, pharmacy practice labs and support areas. ACAI provided architecture, space planning studies, engineering and construction administration services for this project. architecture . engineering . roofing consulting . construction management A*10� I architecture engineering Am Assistant P EDUCATION Bachelor of Architecture, Southern University CERTIFICATIONS ADA Coordinator SKILLS AutoCAD Desktop EXPERIENCE W. Randy Scott has over 25 years of experience in all facets of architecture and building construction, including planning, design, production, project coordination and construction administration. He has extensive knowledge and experience in construction, building code enforcement, and project management. He has effectively provided project management as well as coordination with clients, contractors and a variety of municipalities to assure successful project completion. Mr. Scott's experience and management skills are successfully applied to various projects encompassing a variety of building types. The following is a list of selected project experience: BROWARD COUNTY RAVENSWOOD BUS MAINTENANCE FACILITY, Fort Lauderdale, Florida ACAI Associates was selected by Broward County, Florida to provide programming, design and construction administration services for the replacement of facilities at the Ravenswood Bus Maintenance Facility. The 9 -acre site was reconfigured, replacing the existing 1970's structures with new state -of- the -art facilities for current and future needs. The facility accommodates up to 150 fleet vehicles including (130) 40 -foot buses and (20) 60 -foot articulated buses along with staff and visitor parking, the majority of which provides by a new 268 - space multi -level parking garage. The existing facilities replaced include: an operations building, an 11 -Bay bus maintenance building, a fueling and fare retrieval facility, bus washing facility and surface parking. In addition, ancillary structures include: a sanitary lift station, guard gate, a compressor building and other miscellaneous storage buildings. As part of Broward County's ongoing efforts to provide more energy efficient, environmentally sustainable building, the new Ravenswood Maintenance Facility will pursue a LEEDO Gold Certification. CHRIS EVERT CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL, PHASE I, Fort Lauderdale, Florida ACAI was selected to provide architectural services for the 225,000 square foot additions and alterations to Broward Health Medical Center in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Our initial team included Page as Associate Architect. The Chris Evert Women's and Children's Hospital is a Level I Pediatric Trauma Center recognized by the National Association of Children's Hospitals. The healthcare facility provides family- centered care for infants, children and youth. As planned, the project will promote the hospital's South Tower as the portal to the Chris Evert Children's Hospital and includes a new Pediatric Emergency Department, state -of- the -art NICU, labor and delivery and Post -Partum Private rooms and a host of new ancillary and support facilities alongside an expanded parking garage with pedestrian skylink direct to the new tower. ACAI was instrumental in compelling the District to establish their Building Information Modeling (BIM) standards and FM Models as part of a Districtwide comprehensive conversion /FM process. As a result, the Chris Evert Children's Hospital project is the first major BIM project for the Broward Health District. BROWARD COLLEGE SIMULATION LAB, Davie, Florida ACAI has been selected by Broward College to design a building which includes seven state -of- the -art simulation labs each of which are equipped with human patient simulators and bedside computers; specialized hospital equipmen specific to the function of each lab; internet access; digitalized video; recording cameras and TV monitors. The labs are designed to replicate realistic practice settings and has an EMS ambulance bay, and Emergency Department, architecture . engineering . roofing consulting . construction management Aoo� I architecture en Im Critical Care units, Medical- Surgical unit, Trauma /Operating /Dental Room, a Labor and Delivery/Neonatal Intensive Care /Pediatric unit; and open lab space to conduct large clinical drills, as well as debriefing rooms, storage space, and video recording control rooms. Each patient care unit accommodates 6 students and an instructor, and have an adjoin- ing control room and storage. ACAI was approved for the Programming of the project, which consisted of preparing the educational program to serve as the basis of design for the educational facilities and site improvements. The program included every space, its intended use, capacity, additional requirements, such as equipment, furniture, and special needs of Broward College. This scope required meetings with the Owner to gather and review information for the program. SFWMD ENVIRONMENTAL LAB, West Palm Beach, Florida ACAI was commissioned under the prime contractor for Architectural services including Facility Programming, Site Plan Design, and Architectural Plans for the South Florida Water Management District Environmental Laboratory project. This project involved design and development of a new facility based upon the final site plan selected by the District's Basis of Design Report (BODR), preliminary plans as well as complying with the Districts Standards. NSU STUDENT EDUCATION CENTERS, Palm Beach Gardens, Florida The Nova Southeastern University Student Education Centers create an on- campus atmosphere while serving students from all areas off of the main campus. The Centers have established high quality and efficient services and staff that enable students to finish their degrees successfully, as well as provide students with an experience that contributes to their personal and professional development. NSU's West Palm Beach campus is a 60,000 sf facility which houses offices, classrooms and lab spaces and includes a 7,321 sf College of Pharmacy comprised of pharmaceutics labs, pharmacy practice labs and support areas. ACAI provided architecture, space planning studies, engineering and construction administration services for this project. architecture . engineering . roofing consulting . construction management architecture •• en CHARLES H. WILSON, CGC Construction Administrator EDUCATION Lindsey Hopkins Technical Education Center CERTIFICATIONS Certified General Contractor, State of Florida Lic. # CGC1517786 Journeyman Carpenter, South Florida Carpenters Regional Council EXPERIENCE Charles H. Wilson has over 26 years of experience in Construction Management and is responsible for ACAI's Construction Administration Post - Design Services. Charles has extensive field experience and first- hand knowledge is one of his greatest assets to ACAI. He is a Certified General Contractor (License number CGC 1517786) and has extensive field experience and his first -hand knowledge is one of his greatest assets to ACAL He is experienced with public, commercial and private facilities. The following is a list of selected project experience: BROWARD COUNTY RAVENSWOOD BUS MAINTENANCE FACILITY, Fort Lauderdale, Florida ACAI Associates was selected by Broward County, Florida to provide programming, design and construction administration services for the replacement of facilities at the Ravenswood Bus Maintenance Facility. The 9 -acre site was reconfigured, replacing the existing 1970's structures with new state -of- the -art facilities for current and future needs. The facility accommodates up to 150 fleet vehicles including (130) 40 -foot buses and (20) 60 -foot articulated buses along with staff and visitor parking, the majority of which provides by a new 268 - space multi -level parking garage. The existing facilities replaced include: an operations building, an 11 -Bay bus maintenance building, a fueling and fare retrieval facility, bus washing facility and surface parking. In addition, ancillary structures include: a sanitary lift station, guard gate, a compressor building and other miscellaneous storage buildings. As part of Broward County's ongoing efforts to provide more energy efficient, environmentally sustainable building, the new Ravenswood Maintenance Facility will pursue a LEED® Gold Certification, CHRIS EVERT CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL, PHASE I, Fort Lauderdale, Florida ACAI was selected to provide architectural services for the 225,000 square foot additions and alterations to Broward Health Medical Center in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Our initial team included Page as Associate Architect. The Chris Evert Women's and Children's Hospital is a Level I Pediatric Trauma Center recognized by the National Association of Children's Hospitals. The healthcare facility provides family- centered care for infants, children and youth. As planned, the project will promote the hospital's South Tower as the portal to the Chris Evert Children's Hospital and includes a new Pediatric Emergency Department, state -of- the -art NICU, labor and delivery and Post -Partum Private rooms and a host of new ancillary and support facilities alongside an expanded parking garage with pedestrian skylink direct to the new tower. ACAI was instrumental in compelling the District to establish their Building Information Modeling (BIM) standards and FM Models as part of a Districtwide comprehensive conversion /FM process. As a result, the Chris Evert Children's Hospital project is the first major BIM project for the Broward Health District. NSU STUDENT EDUCATION CENTERS, Palm Beach Gardens, Florida The Nova Southeastern University Student Education Centers create an on- campus atmosphere while serving students from all areas off of the main campus. The Centers have established high quality and efficient services and staff that enable students to finish their degrees successfully, as well as provide students with an experience that contributes to their personal and professional development. NSU's West Palm Beach campus is a 60,000 sf facility which houses I architecture . engineering . roofing consulting . construction management architecture A-en Wineerin CHARLES H. WILSON, CGC Construction Administrator offices, classrooms and lab spaces and includes a 7,321 sf College of Pharmacy comprised of pharmaceutics labs, pharmacy practice labs and support areas. ACAI provided architecture, space planning studies, engineering and construction administration services for this project. SFWMD ENVIRONMENTAL LAB, West Palm Beach, Florida ACAI was commissioned under the prime contractor for Architectural services including Facility Programming, Site Plan Design, and Architectural Plans for the South Florida Water Management District Environmental Laboratory project. This project involved design and development of a new facility based upon the final site plan selected by the District's Basis of Design Report (BODR), preliminary plans as well as complying with the Districts Standards. architecture . engineering . roofing consulting . construction management AWOG� I architecture engineering THOMAS J. VAGELINE, ASLA Landscape Architect Coordinator EDUCATION Masters Landscape Architecture, University of Illinois Bachelor Landscape Architecture, State University of New York College of Environmental Sciences and Forestry at Syracuse University REGISTRATION Registered Landscape Architect: Florida LA0000662 PROFESSIONAL Member: ASLA AFFILIATIONS American Planning Association Member Florida Planning and Zoning Associations EXPERIENCE Thomas J. Vageline has over 35 years of diverse experience in the field of Landscape Architecture. Mr. Vageline has been involved in a broad range of land planning projects in South Florida. Having worked in both the public and private sectors, Mr. Vageline is widely familiar with client needs and project requirements and processes. He is responsible for preparation and processing of landscape plans; utilizing his knowledge of local, state and federal regulations. He has direct client contact to obtain project input and approvals, responsible for completion of projects on time and within budget. The following is a list of selected project experience: CITY OF HALLANDALE BEACH BRIDGE BEAUTIFICATION, Hallandale Beach, Florida ACAI provided the City of Hallandale Beach with Design services related to the development of various color schemes to enhance the existing bridge structure located at East Hallandale Beach Blvd. and A1A/South Ocean Drive. The conceptual studies and visualizations also included the development of several illumination schemes in order to create scenarios of how the overpass structure would appear with dramatic architectural lighting. CITY OF HALLANDALE BEACH LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE FOR MEDIANS, Hallandale Beach, Florida ACAI provided the City of Hallandale Beach with Landscape Architectural design services for the conceptual design of the existing landscaped medians on Three Islands Drive and the landscaped planters on Golden Isles Drive. Aconceptual plan of a typical median and a typical planter design, along with elevations and photographs of the plant material proposed in each of these areas were presented to the City in order to clearly illustrate the final installed plantings. In addition, ACAI provided a rendering of each of these two planting areas to further illustrate the proposed design. NORTH BEACH PARK, Hollywood, Florida Project Manager of this extensive park expansion along the Intracoastal Waterway in Hollywood, Florida. Successfully performed permitting functions for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the Internal Improvement Trust Fund of the State of Florida, the Florida Department of Natural Transportation, the South Florida Water Management District, Broward County Water Resources Management, The Broward County Office of Natural Resource Protection, the Florida Inland Navigation District, the City of Hollywood and others. This park expansion includes a 1500 foot Intracoastal boardwalk system and wave barrier, fishing areas, picnic shelters, restrooms, tot lot, parking areas and natural planting systems. SOUTH POINT PARK, Miami Beach, Florida Played key role in the site planning of South Point Park in Miami Beach, Florida, involving some 17.5 acres of active and passive recreational land. architecture . engineering . roofing consulting . construction management Aaa� I architecture - enE ineerint =- THOMAS J. VAGELINE, ASLA Landscape Architect Coordinator BROWARD COUNTY LANDFILL PARK, Davie, Florida Project Manager for the park conversion of the Broward County landfill in Davie, Florida. Assembled staff from the Town of Davie and the Broward County Parks and Recreation Department to define the goals and objectives of the park. The park is now in operation. TAMARAC ARCHITECTURE AND LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE CONTINUING SERVICES, Tamarac, Florida ACAI Associates Inc. was selected by the City of Tamarac to provide "as needed" architectural and landscape architectural professional services under this continuing services contract. The services sought by the City may include planning, engineering, architecture, landscape architecture, right of way engineering, construction engineering, civil engineering, environmental engineering, survey, mechanical and electrical engineering, preparation of plans and specifications, construction management, project management, and contract administration. Under the Architectural services category, the scope of services include complete construction drawings and specification for buildings, building additions, renovations, and other projects. This category includes all relevant engineering disciplines. Under the Landscape Architectural services category, the scope of services include providing drawings and specification for landscaping projects. PLANNING AND ZONING STUDIES, Miami Beach, Florida Responsible for the massing studies and graphics for the South Point rezoning efforts of Miami Beach, Florida, generating prototypical plans showing the potential development of the area under the proposed zoning regulations, which were subsequently adopted. DANIA BEACH CRA IDIQ Dania Beach, Florida ACAI has been contracted to provide consulting services to the CRA for specific projects when authorized by the CRA, for any and all levels of landscape architectural services including, but not limited to site design, design development, construction documents and construction administration for a project. The CRA may elect to have ACAI provide design criteria documents if the CRA decides to implement a project by the design /build approach. The continuing service contract is open ended. NSU CENTER OF EXCELLENCE FOR CORAL REEF ECOSYSTEMS SCIENCE RESEARCH FACILITY Hollywood, Florida The proposed new Center of Excellence for Coral Reef Ecosystems Science Research Facility is a signature, state of the art, facility of approximately 86,000 square feet. The design, which will be provided by ACAI and Cannon, will promote research by faculty, researchers, visiting scientists, post - doctoral fellows, and graduate students through careful attention to functionality, safety, physical, environmental, and experimental /research needs, together with controls and operational considerations. The proposed COE CRES facility will be designed to meet LEEDO Silver certification from the United States Green Building Council (USGBC). The project is partially funded by a $15 million National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Grant provided under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) that is being match by NSU. DOWNTOWN REVITALIZATION Hollywood, Florida In charge of the site planning and landscape architecture of this major renovation of downtown of Hollywood, Florida. The project comprised the total reconstruction of the right -of -way of Hollywood Boulevard from Young Circle west to 21 st Avenue. The plan combined the modern day requirements of the area, with the historical character of its founding in the 1920's, with new pavements, lighting, signage, banners, plantings, traffic signals, and parking. A State Route was diverted off of this portion of Hollywood Boulevard to provide a more pedestrian friendly area for the local merchants and citizens. architecture • engineering . roofing consulting - construction management Avw� I architecture en ineerin EM RICARDO RUPCICH i 6I EDUCATION B.S., Mechanical Engineering FAU, Boca Raton, FL, One semester remaining toward completion Civil Engineering Universidad Santa Maria, Venezuela - CIV #101.056 CERTIFICATIONS AHERA Asbestos Inspector, State of FL #7ME11100804A100005 Certified Nuclear Gauge Operator Engineer in Training - EIT #5090, New Hampshire State Board of Prof. Engineers Underwater Certification 2 Stars, World Underwater Federation (C.M.A.S.) PROFESSIONAL Member -So. Florida Chapter, American Society of Civil Engineers AFFILIATIONS Member, Builders Association of South Florida EXPERIENCE Mr. Rupcich has over 30 years of practical engineering experience. Mr. Rupcich is a resourceful, hands -on, analytical and detail driven engineer. He is involved in all aspects of engineering and construction with solid knowledge of the project development process. As Senior Structural Engineer, he is responsible for on -site inspections and identifies and resolves inefficient operational processes which are not in line with the proj- ects approved construction drawings, specifications and shop drawings. The following is a list of selected project experience: NSU ROOF ASSET MANAGEMENT PROGRAM Multiple Campus Locations ACAI has been selected to provide Roofing Consultation Services for NOVA Southeastern University at all of its campuses throughout Florida. A major component includes a Roof Asset Management Program (RAMP). ACAI's responsibility is to provide the University with a program by which they can monitor the condition of all the roofs of owned properties and immediately program required repairs. ACAI provides a Roof Abstract (RA) which provides a baseline of knowledge on each building roof and establishes its conditions at the time of the visit. The RA includes a roof plan sketch, pictures of the building and provides a general overview of the deck at a glance identifying the building and naming the roofing installer, the size and type of roof in place and the status of the warranty in place. During the preparation of the RA, ACAI conducts the first semiannual inspection and prepares a roof conditions report. ACAI then conducts semiannual visits. A report identifying noted concerns is then issued along with a recommendation for roofing repair work. CITY OF TAMARAC COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT HOUSING REHAB PROGRAMS Tamarac, Florida ACAI was recently selected by the City of Tamarac to serve as the liaison and project administrators for the City, Property Owners and the City's Pre - qualified List of Contractors for the Housing Administrator and Community Development Department. ACAI has been contracted to coordinate the housing improvement projects from initial project inspections through construction administration and project closeout. In addition, ACAI will prepare industry standards written Specifications for property rehabilitation under the guidelines and the direction of the City's Community Development Department, Housing Administration. architecture . engineering . roofing consulting . construction management Aww� I architecture engineering RICARDO RUPCICH LIT BROWARD COLLEGE SIMULATION LAB Davie, Florida ACAI has been selected by Broward College to design a state -of- the -art facility, which will pursue a LEEDO Silver Certification, will include four simulation laboratories and a large Cardiovascular Room for 2 additional simulation laboratories. Each laboratory is equipped with human patient simulators and bedside computers; specialized hospital equipment specific to the function of each lab; internet access; digitalized video; recording cameras and TV monitors. The labs are designed to replicate realistic practice settings and will have an EMS ambulance bay, and Emergency Department, Critical Care units, Medical- Surgical unit, Trauma /Operating/ Dental Room, a Labor and Delivery/Neonatal Intensive Care /Pediatric unit; and open lab space to conduct large clinical drills, as well as debriefing rooms, storage space, and video recording control rooms. Each patient care unit will accommodate 6 students and an instructor, and have an adjoining control room and storage. ACAI was approved for the Programming of the project, which consisted of preparing the educational program to serve as the basis of design for the educational facilities and site improvements. The program included every space, its intended use, capacity, additional requirements, such as equipment, furniture, and special needs of Broward College. This scope required meetings with the Owner to gather and review information for the program. The 65,000 sf building has been designed in a Building Information Modeling (BIM) platform using Revit. Mr. Rupcich continues to and has been performing construction administration activities on this project for the past 18 months. SFWMD LAKESIDE RANCH STA PHASE I Okeechobee, Florida As part of a continuing service contract with the prime consultant, MACTEC Engineering and Consulting Inc., ACAI Associates has been involved in various SFWMD's projects. For the Lakeside Ranch Stormwater TreatmentArea (STA), ACAI's scope of work consists of providing quality control structural inspection oversight and documentation of the work during the construction of structural components. Our inspection services require detailed review of approved project construction drawings, specifications, and shop drawings. In 2007, the Florida legislature enacted the Northern Everglades Initiative, which expands the Lake Okeechobee Protection Act to the entire Northern Everglades system, including the Lake Okeechobee watershed as well as the Caloosahatchee and St. Lucie rivers and estuaries. The plan identifies five construction projects north of Lake Okeechobee, including the Lakeside Ranch STA. The Lakeside Ranch STA involves construction of a 2,700 -acre wetland area, adjacent to Lake Okeechobee in western Martin County, which will provide approximately nine to 19 metric tons of phosphorus reduction. The reduction of phosphorus levels in runoff flows bound for Lake Okeechobee will provide for a healthier lake and will also benefit the entire Everglades ecosystem. The project has been split into two phases, STA North and STA South. Design is complete and construction for STA North is currently on going. architecture . engineering . roofing consulting . construction management )kwoeftAJ architecture . engineering AM NYDIA E. MARTINEZ, ASID Interiors EDUCATION Bachelor of Science in Interior Design, 2007 The Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale, FL Bachelor of Science in Computer Science, 1999 Florida International University, Miami, FL PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS American Society of Interior Designers National Council for Interior Design Qulification Cert. No. 028029 EXPERIENCE Ms. Nydia Martinez has over 7 years of experience in the interior design industry. Ms. Martinez has worked with other designers and contractors in diverse residential and commercial projects, collaborating in space planning and design concept, furniture and finishes selections and production of CAD and Visualization documents. In addition, Ms. Martinez experience includes preparation of floor plans, furniture layouts, elevations and millwork details, pricing and coordination, assembling specification books, creating budgets and proposals, maintaining the resource library, meeting and coordinating with representatives and updating of product catalogs. She possesses great experience translating sketches and CAD documents into realized 3D models and images, and also rendering corporate interiors with a high level of proficiency. The following is a list of selected project experience: NSU FLIGHT DECK ADDITIONS & RENOVATION, Davie, Florida ACAI was chosen to provide architectural design services for the renovation and expansion of the student lounge area, Flight Deck. This has been a special project promoted by the Student Government Association (SGA) at Nova Southeastern University. The communication of design intent was essential to gain the University's approval and support. Virtual 3D images both rendered and in a blank canvas format were used to convey a sense of the potential modifications intended to create a "pub" environment and promote a space for student gathering and collaboration. Our scope of services include Architecture, Interior Design, 3D Visualization, Design, Construction Administration, Bidding and Permitting. NSU HPD & A/E CONTINUING SERVICES Multiple Campus Locations ACAI Associates is Nova Southeastern University's Campus Architect and is currently working in all its campuses throughout the State of Florida, Georgia, Puerto Rico and the Bahamas. ACAI began its relationship with the NSU with the design of its Health Professions Division in its main campus in Davie, Florida. Slated to grow to 2,000,000 sf by 2020, the original 800,000 sf HPD Campus designed by ACAI is now at over 1,000,000 sf and is awaiting the building of its Center for Collaborative Research (CCR), a 216,000 sf lab and research facility, and the start of design of a 10 -story infill tower followed by another multi -level expansion housing approximately 300,000 square feet of teaching, clinic and research spaces. BROWARD HEALTH 6TH FLOOR NORTH TOWER, Fort Lauderdale, Florida Redesign of Nursing Stations, Patient Room headwalls and footwalls. Re- selection of interior finishes for Patient Rooms, Patient Bathrooms, Corridors and Nursing Stations. Preparation of multiple color /finish boards with fully rendered computer generated images to visually convey the innovative design for the Nursing Stations and Patient Rooms. architecture . engineering . roofing consulting . construction management Aww� I architecture en ineerin NYDIA E. MARTINEZ, ASID Interiors BGMC CHRIS EVERT WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL Fort Lauderdale, Florida ACAI was selected to provide professional architectural services for the 140,000 square foot Children's Hospital Renovations at Broward Health's Broward General Medical Center. Joining our team for this facility is PSP Architects of Dallas, Texas serving as Design Architects. The scope of services includes Programming, Master Planning, Schematic Design, Design Development, Construction Documents, Construction Cost Evaluation, Construction Administration, Board of Rules and Appeals Issues and Participation in Governmental Agency procedures on behalf of the Owner. THE GEORGIAN LOBBIES RENOVATION, SOUTH BEACH CONDOMINIUM BUILDING, Miami Beach, Florida Prior to joining ACAI, Ms. Martinez worked closely with the Lead Designer on creating Design Development concepts for this condominum facility. Her duties included selection of finishes and materials, preparation of construction documents and 3D visualization renderings. RENAISSANCE ONTHEOCEAN LOBBIESANDAMENITIESAREAST RENOVATION CONCEPT, Dania Beach, FL Prior to joining ACAI, Ms. Martinez worked closely with the Lead Designer on creating Design Development concepts for this condominum complex. Her duties preparation of construction documents and 3D visualization renderings. BOCA RATON CONDOMINIUM - THE CHALFONTE LOBBIES RENOVATION CONCEPT, Boca Raton, Florida Prior to joining ACAI, Ms. Martinez worked closely with the Lead Designer on creating Design Development concepts for thiscondominum facility. Her duties included selection of finishes and materials, preparation of construction documents and 3D visualization renderings. GODDARD RESIDENCE INTERIOR DESIGN CONCEPT, Miami, Florida Prior to joining ACAI, Ms. Martinez worked closely with the Lead Designer on creating Design Development concepts for this residential condominum. Her duties included selection of finishes and materials, preparation of construction documents and 3D visualization renderings. SUSSMAN RESIDENCE, Key Biscayne, Florida Prior to joining ACAI, Ms. Martinez was responsible for preparation of construction documents and 3D visualization renderings. VILLAS BY THE SEA MODEL DESIGN CONCEPT Fort Lauderdale, Florida Prior to joining ACAI, Ms. Martinez worked closely with the Lead Designer on Design Development concepts for this new construction community. Her duties included preparation of construction documents and 3D visualization renderings. EBENSTEIN LIVING ROOM CONCEPT - MICHAEL BLUM DESIGNS, Boca Raton, Florida Prior to joining ACAI, Ms. Martinez worked closely with the Lead Designer on creating Design Development concepts for this residence. Her duties included selection of finishes and materials, preparation of construction documents and 3D visualization renderings. BAER'S - THE PLAZA OF BAL HARBOUR SOCIAL ROOM DESIGN CONCEPT, Bal Harbour, Florida Prior to joining ACAI, Ms. Martinez was responsible for preparation of 3D visualization renderings for this design concept. architecture • engineering • roofing consulting • construction management Awwk�o I architecture engineering t,, GALEN VON GLEICH, RA, LEED AP BIM Manager EDUCATION Master of Architecture, Montana State University Bachelor of Arts in Environmental Design, Montana State University CERTIFICATIONS Florida Registered Architect No. 97234 PROFESSIONAL National Council of Architectural Registration Boards LEED Accredited Professional EXPERIENCE Mr. Von Gleich has over 11 years of diverse experience in the field of architectural design, including governmental, educational, commercial, medical, office and residential facilities. Mr. Von Gleich has been responsible for various management and technical duties for many architectural projects, including planning, working drawing production and design. He provides quality services by focusing on developing projects that are functional, code compliant and that are completed on time and within budget. He conducts weekly staff meetings to set production goals on a task -by -task basis. He also reviews the design budget on a bi- weekly basis to verify that the progress is consistent with the schedule and milestones. Galen earned his Masters of Architecture Degree from the Montana State University and is a Florida Registered Architect (License number 97234). Additionally Mr. VonGleich is a LEED AP and is well- versed in SREF. The following is a list of selected project experience: BROWARD COUNTY RAVENSWOOD BUS MAINTENANCE FACILITY, Fort Lauderdale, Florida ACAI Associates was selected by Broward County, Florida to provide programming, design and construction administration services for the replacement of facilities at the Ravenswood Bus Maintenance Facility. The 9 -acre site will be reconfigured, replacing the existing 1970's structures with new state -of- the -art facilities for current and future needs. When completed, the facility will accommodate up to 150 fleet vehicles including (130) 40 -foot buses and (20) 60 -foot articulated buses along with staff and visitor parking, the majority of which will be provided by a new 268 - space multi -level parking garage. The existing facilities to be replaced include: an operations building, an 11 -Bay bus maintenance building, a fueling and fare retrieval facility, bus washing facility and surface parking. In addition, ancillary structures include: a sanitary lift station, guard gate, a compressor building and other miscellaneous storage buildings. All of these are proposed to be removed as part of this project. As part of Broward County's ongoing efforts to provide more energy efficient, environmentally sustainable building, the new Ravenswood Maintenance Facility will pursue a LEEDO Gold Certification. CHRIS EVERT CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL, PHASE I, Fort Lauderdale, Florida ACAI was selected to provide architectural services for the 225,000 square foot additions and alterations to Broward Health Medical Center in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Our initial team included Page as Associate Architect. The Chris Evert Women's and Children's Hospital is a Level I Pediatric Trauma Center recognized by the National Association of Children's Hospitals. The healthcare facility provides family- centered care for infants, children and youth. As planned, the project will promote the hospital's South Tower as the portal to the Chris Evert Children's Hospital and includes a new Pediatric Emergency Department, state -of- the -art NICU, labor and delivery and Post -Partum Private rooms and a host of new ancillary and support facilities alongside an expanded parking garage with pedestrian skylink direct to the new tower. ACAI was instrumental in compelling the District to establish their architecture . engineering . roofing consulting . construction management Awpo� I architecture engineering GALEN VON GLEICH, RA, LEED AP BIM Manager Building Information Modeling (BIM) standards and FM Models as part of a Districtwide comprehensive conversion /FM process. As a result, the Chris Evert Children's Hospital project is the first major BIM project for the Broward Health District. MIAMI -DADE FIRE RESCUE DEPARTMENT HOMESTEAD FIRE RESCUE STATION 70 LEED CONSULTING, Homestead, Florida ACAI was selected by the Miami -Dade Fire Rescue Department to provide LEED process management services in achieving a LEED silver certification for Fire Station 70. Work included a LEED Credit Assessment, the development of a LEED Implementation Plan, monitoring the documentation process & providing guidance, monitoring design review credits, supervising the contractor with regards to Construction Administration credits, monitoring Construction Administration credits and Energy modeling. MIAMI -DADE COUNTY FIRE RESCUE STATION 70, Homestead, Florida ACAI was selected by the Miami -Dade Fire Rescue Department to provide LEED process management services in achieving a LEED silver certification for Fire Station 70. Work included a LEED Credit Assessment, the development of a LEED Implementation Plan, monitoring the documentation process & providing guidance, monitoring design review credits, supervising the contractor with regards to Construction Administration credits, monitoring Construction Administration credits and Energy modeling. LINCOLN ROAD MALL MIAMI BEACH HISTORIC PRESERVATION, Miami Beach, Florida 845 Lincoln Road Mall — 20,000 SF commercial /retail space and 511 Lincoln Road Mall — 7,500 SF commercial /retail space. Renovation and interior build out of commercial spaces. Both projects required presentation to Miami Beach Historic Preservation Board and assisting tenants with planning relative to the Board's requirements. MIAMI BEACH APARTMENT COMPLEX REHABILITATION, Miami Beach, Florida 328 Jefferson Avenue — 5 unit Apartment Rehabilitation of 1930's structure. Renovation of 5 unit Apartment Building which required presentation to Miami Beach Historic Preservation Board. architecture . engineering . roofing consulting . construction management Aoo� I architecture engineenn NICOLE SPENCER Charrettes & Community Outreach EDUCATION Architectural Technician (Dip.) Centennial College of Applied Arts and Technology School of Engineering Technology and Applied Science B.A., Business Communications /Advertising McMaster University PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS Member- American Institute of Architects (AIA) Member- Illumination and Engineering Society of North America (IESNA) Member- International DarkSky Association (IDA) EXPERIENCE Miss Spencer has over 10 years of experience in marketing and communications in the architectural field. Formerly the Marketing and Communications Specialist at two European lighting manufacturer in South Florida, Miss Spencer has produced and launched many communications campaigns targeted towards various audiences including architectural, design and non - industry. She has also managed various social media campaigns and has created and hosted a myriad of AIA accredited presentations. Her media rela- tions efforts have been showcased in various magazines and newspapers including Architectural Record, Interior Design, Lighting Design and Application (LD +A) and Architectural Lighting. In terms of social market- ing and community outreach, Miss Spencer has hosted many informational webinars, as well as organized tradeshows and company events such as Nordic LAttitudes in Los Angeles, California and LightFair in Las Vegas, Nevada. Her experience as a communications specialist and architectural technician allows her to be able to under- stand the language of virtual design and construction. Nicole uses this skill to parlay information among vari- ous audiences, including the media, to achieve consensus building and positive project progress. architecture . engineering . roofing consulting . construction management Awo� I architecture - en RESUME Victor M. Avedano PE, LEED AP, QCxP Principal / President Senior Mechanical Engineer Mr. Avedano is responsible for the production of documents providing professional services in the discipline of Mechanical Engineering. He has over 37 years of mechanical systems engineering experience in the design of HVAC, plumbing and fire protection systems including design, investigation, studies, energy analysis, project management, construction administration. He has supervised a wide variety of projects including commercial and institutional buildings, transportation (airports, train stations), educational facilities, and hospitality. His experience includes both new construction and renovation projects for the various clients. SELECTED PROJECT EXPERIENCE Broward County Ravenswood Bus Maintenance Facility Fort Lauderdale, Florida JALRW was selected by Broward County, Florida to provide programming, design and construction administration services for the replacement of facilities at the Ravenswood Bus Maintenance Facility. The 9 -acre site was reconfigured, replac- ing the existing 1970's structures with new state -of- the -art facilities for current and future needs. The facility accommodate up to 150 fleet vehicles including (130) 40 -foot buses and (20) 60 -foot articulated buses along with staff and visitor parking, the majority of which will be provided by a new 268 - space multi-level parking garage. The existing facilities to be replaced include: an operations building, an 11 -Bay bus maintenance building, a fueling and fare retrieval facility, bus washing facility and surface parking. In addition, ancillary structures include: a sanitary lift station, guard gate, a compressor building and other miscella- neous storage buildings. All of these are proposed to be removed as part of this project. As part of Broward County's ongoing efforts to provide more energy ef- ficient, environmentally sustainable building, the new Ravenswood Maintenance Facility will pursue a LEED° Gold Certification. Broward College Simulation Lab Davie, Florida JALRW was selected by Broward College to design a building which will include seven state -of- the -art simulation labs each of which are equipped with hu- man patient simulators and bedside computers; specialized hospital equipment specific to the function of each lab; internet access; digitalized video; recording cameras and TV monitors. The labs are designed to replicate realistic practice settings and will have an EMS ambulance bay, and Emergency Department, Critical Care units, Medical- Surgical unit, Trauma /Operating /Dental Room, a Labor and Delivery /Neonatal Intensive Care /Pediatric unit; and open lab space to conduct large clinical drills, as well as debriefing rooms, storage space, and video recording control rooms. Each patient care unit will accommodate 6 students and an instructor, and have an adjoining control room and storage. r RESUME Jorge L. Fleitas PE, RCDD Senior Electrical Engineer Mr. Fleitas has extensive experience in the Design of Electrical Systems for applications such as Commercial Facilities, Airports, Office Buildings, Hotel /Resorts, Shopping, Schools, Government, Health Care Facilities and Multi - Family Residential. His experience also includes Roadway Lighting, Fire Alarm and Telecommunication Systems Designs; Generator Backup Power Designs, Contract Administration, Project Management, and Field Inspection. Jorge has also over 10 years experience in the maintenance and operation of electrical overhead and underground distribution systems in power plants up to 34KV in size. SELECTED PROJECT EXPERIENCE Broward College Simulation Lab Davie, Florida JALRW has been selected by Broward College to design a building which will in- clude seven state -of -the -art simulation labs each of which are equipped with hu- man patient simulators and bedside computers; specialized hospital equipment specific to the function of each lab; internet access; digitalized video; recording cameras and TV monitors. The labs are designed to replicate realistic practice settings and will have an EMS ambulance bay, and Emergency Department, Criti- cal Care units, Medical- Surgical unit, Trauma /Operating /Dental Room, a Labor and Delivery /Neonatal Intensive Care /Pediatric unit; and open lab space to conduct large clinical drills, as well as debriefing rooms, storage space, and video recording control rooms. Each patient care unit will accommodate 6 students and an instructor, and have an adjoining control room and storage. JALRW was approved for the Programming of the project, which consisted of preparing the educational program to serve as the basis of design for the educational facilities and site improvements. The program included every space, its intended use, ca- pacity, additional requirements, such as equipment, furniture, and special needs of Broward College. This scope required meetings with the Owner to gather and review information for the program. South Regional / Broward College Library Pembroke Pines, Florida Our office provided HVAC and Electrical Engineering Design Services for this new 70,000 square foot regional library project on Broward College's south campus. The library is provided with daylight controls and energy efficient dimmable lighting, CO2 sensors, demand control ventilation, dedicated outside air units with pre- treated out side air and heat pipe energy recovery. It is the first LEED certified project for Broward County and has achieved a Silver rating from the U.S. Green Building Council. Mr. Fleitas was a member of the Electrical Engineering design team for this project. Cost $11,000,000 S. J �. NW-4 54 Sri S. Sritharan, P.E. Principal Mr. Sritharan has been involved in structural engineering design, . construction administration of buildings and project management for over 24 years. He has experience in nearly all types of building materials and structural framing systems used in construction today and in the past century. He has completed over two thousand projects of small additions costing few thousands to airport terminals and medium rise buildings costing over $150 million. Mr. Sritharan is the founder and principal of S & F Engineers, Inc. His responsibilities include project management, quality control of engineering products and marketing engineering services. RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE Broward County Ravenswood Bus Maintenance Facility Fort Lauderdale, FL The 9 -acre site was reconfigured, replacing the existing 1970's structures with new state -of- the -art facilities for current and future needs. The facility accommodates up to 150 fleet vehicles including (130) 40 -foot buses and (20) 60 -foot articulated buses along with staff and visitor parking. Fort Lauderdale - Hollywood Int'I Airport, Terminal 4 Expansion Fort Lauderdale, FL The Terminal 4 expansion project at Ft Lauderdale / Hollywood Interna- tional Airport increases the number of gates from ten to fourteen with gates capable of serving international passengers being increased from seven to twelve which directly impacts the Federal Inspection Services (FIS) area which is utilized by United States Customs and Border Protection (CBP). JAFCO Respite & Residential Center Sunrise, FL The project involves three (3) identical single story residential buildings sq. ft. each and a two story Multi- Purpose facility with approximately OF Experience 14 years with S & F 19 years in South Florida 24 years in Southeast U.S. Educa tion Vanderbilt University, 1990 M.S. in Structural Engineering Indian Inst. of Tech., 1988 B.S. in Civil Engineering Licenses Professional Engineer Florida — 51133 Georgia — 22178 Special Inspector Florida - 2025 Professional Affiliations • Fl. Structural Engineers Association (FSEA) • Structural Engineering Institute (SEI) • American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) • American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC) 46,000 sq. ft. The residential buildings consist of exterior reinforced masonry walls and concrete columns as load bearing elements. The roof may consist of pre- fabricated wood trusses or precast concrete slab system. Seminole Police Department Hollywood, FL The work under this project included interior remodeling to convert the old car dealership's show room into a police department office with holding cells and offices, addition of handicapped ramps and exterior wall alterations. Fire Station No. 47, Ft. Lauderdale, FL The project consists of a two story fire rescue facility. The structural framing consists of concrete floor slab for the second floor and for the roof. The building measures approximately 7,800 sq. ft. Construction Cost: 3, 800,000 S & F Engineers, Inc. www.sfengineers.com Sri S. Sritharan, P.E. Principal Coconut Creek Community Center, Coconut Creek, FL S & F Engineers provided special inspection services for a new community center building for the City of Coconut Creek. The building consisted of precast concrete, steel framing and load bearing masonry wall. Broward County Courthouse, East Wing Wind Mitigation Fort Lauderdale, FL Mr. Sritharan served as the project manager for the nine story building hardening project mostly funded by FEMA. The work included inspections and design for the replacement of all exterior glazing, louvers and skylights with new wind and impact resistant products. As part of the wind damage mitigation, designs for all roof top equipment tie -downs or bracing were included. The project funding came with rigid deadline for completion of all construction work. This required the design team to complete all site investigations, planning and construction document preparation on an expedited schedule. In addition to meeting the latest building codes requirements for hurricane winds, S &F designed and prepared design calculations in accordance with FM Global guidelines and won approval. Broward County Fleet Services #3, Vehicle Maintenance Building Wind Mitigation, Pompano Beach, FL Mr. Sritharan served as the project manager and design engineer for hurricane wind upgrade for this facility. The work included replacement of all doors, windows and louvers. S &F was contacted by the architect after the engineer initially selected for the project was unable to meet the project schedule and FM Global and FEMA requirements for design and documentation. S &F was able to assist the architect and the County get the project back on schedule and complete the design. Broward County Government Center Parking Garage Repairs Fort Lauderdale, FL S &F provided design for structural evaluation reports for the 350 Car Garage and the 1200 Car Garage buildings used by the public and the Government Center employees. Structural repairs at the first level of the 1200 Car Garage and all 5 levels of the 350 Car Garage were completed using the county's JOC program. The structural repairs help delay the demolition and replacement of the 350 Car Garage and save the County millions of dollars during severe budget shortfall. Mr. Sritharan served as the project manager South Regional Courthouse Parking Garage Repairs Hollywood FL Mr. Sritharan provided inspection and temporary shoring design on an emergency basis after a steel bearing plate supporting 60 feet span concrete joist slipped, creating a dangerous condition. The temporary shoring allowed partial re- opening of the garage. S &F went on to provide design and inspection services for repairing all steel bearing plates and other structural cracks throughout the garage. FIS Expansion Ph 1 B at Terminal 4, Ft Lauderdale/ Hollywood Intl. Airport, Ft. Lauderdale, FL. (with ACAI Associates) The project consisted of a three story addition at the existing terminal and remodeling of the BCAD office area to accommodate new airlines and FIS facilities. It included baggage handling system and canopies on the airside. Design and Inspections were performed. S & F Engineers, Inc. www.sfengineers.com Donata A Williams, P.E., LEED AP Vice President, Director of Engineering Ms. Williams is a Structural Engineer with more than 13 years of experience of analysis, design and managing construction of various types of structures for the governmental, commercial, aviation, educational and residential sectors. She utilized various computer aided analysis and design tools such as Ram Structural System, Ram Concept, Ram Advance, Adapt, PCA Walls, and AutoCAD. She has also been trained in Revit Structure 2012. Ms. Williams is a LEED Accredited Professional who worked on one of the first LEED certified buildings in Florida. She has worked on several other buildings that have completed construction and are pursuing LEED certification and is currently involved in two other LEED projects. Ms. Williams was one of the first 3 people in the state of Florida to receive her CM -BIM certification. Ms. Williams is the Pricipal for S & F Engineers, Inc. Her responsibilities include project management, office standards, quality control of engineering products and marketing. RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE Ravenswood Bus Maintenance Facility with ACAI Associates, Inc. Ms. Williams is project manager for this $32 million BIM project that in- cludes a replacement bus maintenance facility, 3 -story parking garage, and operations facility for Broward County. The maintenance facility will be constructed with tilt -up bearing walls with interior steel columns and a steel framed roof. Te parking garage and operations facility will be constructed with precast columns, precast double tees, precast T beams, precast pan- els, and precast shear walls. The project is currently under construction. Terminal 4 Concourse Replacement I Western Expansion Fort Lauder- dale /Hollywood International Airport Ms. Williams is serving as the structural engineering project manager for the $90 million, phase 1 work for the concourse replacement of Terminal 4 as part of the airport's expansion program. The project includes a connector bridge between existing Terminal 3 and the new 6 gate international con- course with 4 story offices for the Broward Aviation Department. The project is currently under construction and expected to be completed in 2015. She also designed and managed several enabling projects at the existing Termi- nal 4 and Terminal 3, including relocation of the security checkpoint, bag- gage handling system replacement and food court replacement. Terminal 4 Concourse Replacement I Eastern Expansion Fort Lauder- dale /Hollywood International Airport Ms. Williams served as the lead design engineer and project manager for this two phase construction project that is expected to cost over $100 million. The project will add eight new international gates, offices for the aviation department and FIS corridors and screening facility. The existing concourse will be in operation during the first phase of this project and will be demolished before the second phase. The requirements to keep the busy airport in continuous operation greatly added to the complexity to the design. MWF Experience 13 years Education University of Florida, 2011 Master of Business Administration North Carolina Agricultural and Technical University, 2002 M.S. in Architectural Engineering with a Structures Concentration University of Florida, 2000 B.S. in Civil Engineering Licenses Professional Engineer Florida — 67337 North Carolina — 036136 New York - 093022 -1 Special Inspector Florida — 7018699 LEED Accredited Professional CM -BIM Certification Professional Affiliations • Fl. Structural Engineers Association (FSEA), Secretary • American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Structural - Consulting www.sfen ineers Parkland West Fire Station with ACAI Associates, Inc. A $3.1 million, 11,000 sq. ft. new fire station facility with offices for the city of Parkland Building Department was de- signed using BIM by Ms. Wiliams led team of engineers and technicians. The project was completed in February. City of Miramar Police Headquarters Facility Ms. Williams is serving as the project manager for this 4 story, 60,000 sq. ft., $22 million facility designed to withstand extreme hurricane wind loads. The building exterior walls and framing are also design the mitigate damage from ex- plosive blasts and to prevent progressive collapse. This design -build project is currently under construction. Urban League of Broward County: Community Empowerment Center, Ft Lauderdale Ms. Williams served as project manager and special inspector for this two story building that was completed in May 2012. This multi - purpose facility has approximately 30,000 sq. ft. of floor area housing new offices for the Broward County Urban League, as well as large meeting rooms and training. The building also includes a two story space with allowance for a future 2nd floor addition. This facility was constructed with tilt -up, composite steel floors, bar joist low roof and cast -in -place concrete roof. This project was completed in 2012. JAFCO — Respite & Residential Center - Sunrise, Florida Ms. Williams is the project manager and threshold inspector that includes a 33,000 sq. ft. tow story, multipurpose facility constructed of steel framing at the roof, precast and cast -in -place concrete at the floors, and masonry bearing walls. In addition there are three 5,500 sq. ft. one story residential buildings constructed with a cast -in -place concrete roof using special Styrofoam formwork (a specialty formwork that stay in the building and provides insulation) and masonry bearing walls. There are also three auxiliary buildings and miscellaneous site structures constructed with concrete and masonry. This project was completed December 2013. Foster Park Community Center Ms. Williams served as project manager and special inspector for a new one story Community Center building with approximately 9,130 sq. ft. to house a banquet hall, library, classroom, a small gymnasium and support spaces. She did most of the analysis, design and detailing of this CM E, bar joist, composite bar joist and cold form steel trusses. Approximately half of this one story building was designed for a future second floor. The project was completed in 2012. Structural - Consulting www.sfengineers.com Tanmay Kadam Engineer Intern The computer modeling, analysis and design skill that Mr. Kadam brings to the design team makes him a very valuable addition to our staff. He is responsible for analysis of building systems using computer software and designs components of buildings. Mr.Kadam works solely under the direction of the principal. He also performs inspections of concrete, masonry, wood and steel construction to insure the buildings conform to design intent. During the past years of employment with S & F Engineers, Inc. he has designed several steel framed buildings, unique residences, tilt -up structures and a Fire Station. Mr. Kadam's Project Experience includes the following: RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERFENCE Fire Station # 47- Building Replacement 100 N. Andrew Avenue, Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33301 The project consisted of two story fire rescue facility. The structural framing consists of concrete floor slab for the second floor and for the roof. The building measures approximately 7,800 sq. ft. Public Services/ Fire Station Facility 6500 Parkside Drive, Parkland, FL 33067 The project consists of renovation and addition of the existing single story 3,660 sq. ft. building (used to the City Hall) for a new Fire Station. The approximate size of the facility is 10,000 sq. ft. Construction Cost: 2,100,000. American Heritage School — Classroom & Media Center Addition, Delray Beach, FL The project consisted of one -story, approximately 26,400 sq. ft. Classroom & Media Center addition to an existing building. f Experience 8 years at S & F Engineers, I Education Master in Civil Engineering May 2006 Lamar University, Beaumont, Texas Bachelor in Civil Engineering April 2004 Maharaja Sayajirao University, Baroda, India Certifica tions Engineer Intern (E.I.), Texas State of Florida Standard Inspector Temporary Baggage Screening Facilities at Terminals 2 & 3 at Ft. Lauderdale/ Hollywood Intl Airport This project consisted of temporary facilities on the airside to house X- ray machines and baggage handling system for baggage screening. Two buildings were added at Terminal 3 and one building at Terminal 2. Construction administration and inspection services were performed. Broward County Government Center Parking Garage Repairs Fort Lauderdale, FL S &F provided design for structural evaluation reports for the 350 Car Garage and the 1200 Car Garage buildings used by the public and the Government Center employees. Structural repairs at the first level of the 1200 Car Garage and all 5 levels of the 350 Car Garage were completed using the county's JOC program. The structural repairs help delay the demolition and replacement of the 350 Car Garage and save the County millions of dollars during severe budget shortfall. S & F ENGINEERS, INC. www.sfengineers.com �'S9 �X THE GROUP 3236 Huntington I Weston, FL 33332 robhink @thespinnakergroupinc.com I P 954 347 0967 IPA ROB HINK,LEED FELLOW LEED AP BD +C /OM /ND PRINCIPAL TOTAL YEARS EXPERIENCE: 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE CURRENT FIRM: 11 PERCENTAGE TIME TO PROJECT: 5% YEARS EXPERIENCE OTHER FIRMS: 19 EDUCATION: US Naval Academy, BS Mechanical Engineering PROFESSIONAL LICENSES: LEED AP ( #66512) BD +C, EB, ND PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS: USGBC Member OTHER CERTIFICATIONS: USGBC LEED Fellow & Faculty, USGBC Proven Provider KEY QUALIFICATIONS Rob Hink, LEED AP, BD +C /OM /ND is the Principal and Senior Vice President at The Spinnaker Group; a firm that has been involved in the design of over 80 LEED certified projects and is currently involved in more than 200 LEED projects, both locally, nationally and internationally. The firm has also provided commissioning services on more than 500 million square feet of buildings. Rob is a Past President of the USGBC South Florida Chapter and has achieved the prestigious title of USGBC LEED Fellow. Rob has been involved with USGBC governance for more than 10 years. Rob has more than a decade of full -time green- design and commissioning experience, and more than 30 years experience in facilities management, project management and energy management, and control systems. After leaving the Navy, Rob taught HVAC and Electrical Theory at the collegiate level. RELEVANT EXPERIENCE BF James Park: The Spinnaker Group provided LEED Consulting, Commissioning and Energy Modeling for this 3,815 square foot, $2.6 million dollar park project for the City of Hallandale Beach, FL which achieved LEED Gold Certification. Gibson Park: The Spinnaker Group provided LEED Consulting, Commissioning and Energy Modeling for this $9.6 million dollar City of Miami park renovation project which achieved LEED Gold Certification. Village of Wellington Village Hall and Municipal Complex: The Spinnaker Group provided LEED Consulting and Building Commissioning for this 54,000 square foot, $10.5 million dollar municipal complex and community center which was LEED certified Gold. Miami Gardens Municipal Complex: The Spinnaker Group provided LEED Consulting and Building Commissioning for this 60,000 square feet, $4 million dollar city hall and police station which is in the process of being LEED Gold Certified. Young at Art/Broward Library: The Spinnaker Group provided LEED Consulting and Building Commissioning for this 55,000 square foot, $15 million dollar Broward County museum and library which achieved LEED Gold Certification. Edgar Mills Community Center: The Spinnaker Group provided LEED Consulting, Building Commissioning and Energy Modeling for this 50,000 square feet, $15.5 million dollar multi- purpose center in Broward County which achieved LEED Silver Certification. Brighton Elder Care: The Spinnaker Group provided LEED Consulting and Building Commissioning on this 15,000 square foot, $10 million dollar project which was certified LEED Gold for New Construction.„ 4 THE- GROUP 3236 Huntington I Weston, FL 33332 joe @thespinnakergroupinc.com I P: 954.347.0967 JOE FLEMING, LEED AP BD +C, BEMP SENIOR COMMISSIONING AGENT AND ENERGY MODELER TOTAL YEARS EXPERIENCE: 9 YEARS EXPERIENCE CURRENT FIRM: 4 PERCENTAGE TIME TO PROJECT: 20% YEARS EXPERIENCE OTHER FIRMS: 5 EDUCATION: Bachelor's of Science, Mechanical Engineering, University of Florida PROFESSIONAL LICENSES: Florida Professional Engineer ( #73116) PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS: United States Green Building Council KEY QUALIFICATIONS Joe Fleming, PE, LEED AP, and Building Energy Modeling Professional, is a Commissioning Agent and Energy Modeler at The Spinnaker Group; a firm that has been involved in the design of over 80 LEED certified projects and is currently involved in more than 250 LEED projects, both locally, nationally and internationally. The firm has also provided commissioning services on more than 500 million square feet of buildings. Joe has over 10 years of mechanical design experience and construction administration experience to back up his 3+ years of Commissioning experience. His experience includes commissioning many complex HVAC systems, HVAC and lighting controls, as well as renewable energy systems and water cisterns. He also has over 7 years of energy modeling experience and has modeled dozens of complex buildings and systems for LEED certifications. The models are also used to assist the owner and design team in making early design decisions. He is proficient with numerous energy modeling software platforms including; Carrier HAP, eQuest, Trane Trace, Energy Plus, FLACOM Energy Gauge, and Visual DOE. RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Grove at Grand Bay Condominiums: The Spinnaker Group is providing LEED Consulting, Building Commissioning and Energy Modeling for this 500,000 square foot, $100 million dollar luxury condominium which is pursuing LEED Gold Certification, designed by B.I.G. Architects. Miami Design District - Miami, FL: TSG provided LEED Consulting, Building Commissioning and Energy Modeling for this 50,000 square feet, $15.5 million dollar multi - purpose center in Broward County which achieved LEED Silver Certification. One Plantation Apartments - Plantation, FL: TSG provided LEED Consulting, Building Commissioning and Energy Modeling for this twin tower, residential condo building and full - amenity club house, which received LEED Certification. West Palm Beach Convention Center Hotel: The Spinnaker Group is providing LEED Consulting, Energy Modeling & Building Commissioning for this 300,000 square feet, 400 key hotel, plus 2 -stor parking garage with 400 spaces. Nova Southeastern University Center for Collaborative Research: The Spinnaker Group provided LEED Consulting and Building Commissioning for this 55,500,000 square foot research facility for Nova Southeastern University. The project received LEED Silver Certification with a total project budget of $23 million dollars. University of Miami Frost School of Music: The Spinnaker Group is providing LEED Consulting and Building Commissioning for the University of Miami Frost School of Music project, totaling over 40,000 square feet of building with a total budget of $19.5 million dollars. Aventura Optima Plaza: The Spinnaker Group provided LEED Consulting, Building Commissioning and Energy Modeling services for this 50,000 square foot Class A -Office and Medical development which earned LEED Platinum certification. 93 THE GROUP 3236 Huntington I Weston, FL 33332 Jonathan Burgess I jonathan@thespinnakergroupinc.com I P: 954.347.0967 JONATHAN BURGESS, RLA, LEED AP, BD +C /ND VICE PRESIDENT, SUSTAINABLE OPERATIONS LEED PROJECT MANAGER TOTAL YEARS EXPERIENCE: 11 YEARS EXPERIENCE CURRENT FIRM: 3 PERCENTAGE TIME TO PROJECT: 20% YEARS EXPERIENCE OTHER FIRMS: 8 EDUCATION: University of Rhode Island, Bachelor of Landscape Architecture PROFESSIONAL LICENSES: RLA (LA6667220) LEED AP ( #10157149) BD +C, ND PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS: USGBC, ULI, ASLA KEY QUALIFICATIONS Jonathan oversees the Sustainability Division's vision, mission and overall direction while leading, mentoring, planning and evaluating the work of all project managers. His firm has been involved in the design of over 85 LEED certified projects and is currently involved in more than 200 LEED projects, both locally, nationally and internationally. Jonathan was the LEED Project manager on the first LEED ND (Neighborhood Development) project in the City of Miami; the Miami Design District, and has managed over two dozen (Building Design + Construction (BD +C) projects since joining The Spinnaker Group. Jonathan is also the Immediate Past Chair of the USGBC Florida - Caribbean Region and is currently a member of both the Chapter Steering Committee and the LEED Location & Transportation Technical Advisory Group. RELEVANT EXPERIENCE City of Hallandale Beach BF James Park: The Spinnaker Group is providing LEED Consulting, Building Commissioning and Energy Modeling for this 3,800 square foot park project, totaling $2.6 million which achieved LEED Gold Certification. Gibson Park: The Spinnaker Group provided LEED Consulting, Commissioning and Energy Modeling for this $9.6 million dollar City of Miami park renovation project which achieved LEED Gold Certification. Miami Design District Garden Lounge Building: The Spinnaker Group provided LEED Consulting, Building Commissioning and Energy Modeling for this LEED Gold Certified, 10,000 square foot, $2.5 million dollar project in the Miami Design District. The Design District is the first LEED for Neighborhood Development project in the City of Miami. University of Miami Frost School of Music: The Spinnaker Group is providing LEED Consulting and Building Commissioning for the University of Miami Frost School of Music project, totaling over 40,000 square feet of building with a total budget of $19.5 million dollars. Northwest Gardens: Jonathan Burgess worked on Northwest Gardens as an independent Sustainability Consultant and LEED Project Manager for this LEED for Neighborhood Development project, totaling over 30 acres of Mixed -Use Development. Miami Design District: TSG is providing LEED Consulting, Commissioning, & Energy Modeling for this 23.4 acres, 2.2 million square feet, $150 million dollar Mixed -Use (Retail, Office, Lodging, Residential which is pursuing LEED for Neighborhood Development, Gold Certification. Children's Crisis Center in Homestead: The Spinnaker Group is providing LEED Consulting and Building Commissioning for this 9,000 square foot, $2.1 million dollar facility which is pursuing LEED Certification. CRPAN 1NQMPSON COT & ASSOCIATES WC CRAVEN THOMPSON & ASSOCIATES, INC. ENGINEERING - SURVEYING - LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE - PLANNING Joseph D. Handley, R.L.A. Principal Landscape Architect BACKGROUND Mr. Handley has been involved in a broad range of land planning projects in South Florida for the past twenty -nine years. Having worked in both the public and private sectors, Mr. Handley is widely familiar with client needs and project requirements and processes. He is responsible for oversee - QUALIFICATIONS ing the preparation and processing of plats, site, landscape, hardscape, streetscape and irrigation plans; utilizing his knowledge of local, state Years of Experience and federal regulations involved in land development. He has direct client 27 Years with CTA contact to obtain project input and approvals, responsible for completion 5 Years w /Other Firms of projects on time and within budget. Registration RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE Professional Regis- tered Landscape Archi- Oscar Wind Park, Flamingo Park, Welleby Park Master Planning, Sunrise, tect - Florida No. 1368 Florida, Principal Landscape Architect - Master Planning for these 3 com- (1990) munity parks for the City of Sunrise. As a critical component of the City's 65 Million dollar Parks Bond program, CTA master planned all three facili- Education ties in order to visually educate the public on the improvements proposed. B.S. in Ornamental Along with master planning, the design included image boards to further Horticulture demonstrate the exciting proposed improvements. A sampling of the im- Clemson University provements included active ball fields, age- specific playgrounds and dog pa rks. Sunrise Bicycle - Pedestrian Greenways & Trails Master Plan, Sunrise, Flor- ida, Principal Landscape Architect- Craven Thompson is currently involved in the evaluation and design of a trails and greenways master plan for the City of Sunrise. The goal of the Plan is to create a comprehensive, concep- tual system illustrating and defining the development and improvement of new and existing sidewalks, bike lanes, paths, greenways, and amenities that when implemented will increase and enhance multi -modal transpor- tation, environmental conservation, recreation, physical fitness opportuni- ties, tourism, education, economic development, a sense of community and well -being throughout the City of Sunrise. The Plan will be used by the City of Sunrise to provide overall guidance for system development and will be used by planning and implementation agencies to identify and prioritize specific projects for future protection, preservation, funding and implementation. City of Dania Beach Public Services Administration Building, Dania Beach, CRAVEN THOMPSON & ASSOCIATES, INC. ENGINEERING - SURVEYING - LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE - PLANNING CRWIEN TETOMPSON C&7 S ASSOCIATES NC Joseph D. Handley, R.L.A. Principal Landscape Architect Nova Southeastern University, The Center for Collaborative Research (CCR) I Davie, Florida I Principal Landscape Architect - 315,000 SF CCR facility prominently situated on the 250 acre main campus. Craven Thompson provided landscape architecture services for tree relocation, landscape architectural and irrigation design for this state -of- the -art facil- ity. Total Estimated Cost: $70 Million. Broward College Simulation Laboratory, Davie, Florida, Principal Land- scape Architect- Proposed three -story Health Science Simulation Center (HSSC) to provide access to the latest advances in simulation technology. The center is designed to offer future healthcare providers the ability to experience life- threatening patient care issues without negative repercus- sions. Situated at the entry to Broward College, the project included the relocation on numerous, massive Live Oak trees for preservation. Craven Thompson provided landscape architecture services for tree relocation, landscape architectural and irrigation design for this extremely important healthcare educational facility. Cost/ Size - $13.6 Million / 64,097 Sq. Ft. Sabel Pines Park, Coconut Creek, Florida, Project Manager and Principal Landscape Architect- CTA was prime consultant for the full range of land- scape architectural /engineering services required for this $5.5 million dollars, 53 -acre sports facility for the City of Coconut Creek. This unique facility provides a wide variety of active and passive recreation opportuni- ties for the residents. The amenities include two soccer fields, four base- ball /softball fields, two tennis courts, two in -line hockey rinks, two unique tot lots, a nature trail through a preserved conservation area, a jogging path, a recreated wetland, a lakefront boardwalk, a group picnic shelter, two family picnic shelters, a restroom /picnic shelter, a concession /rest- room / administration building, a maintenance building with compound and numerous parking areas. Coconut Creek Community Center & Educational Corridor Development Coconut Creek, Florida, Principal Landscape Architect - Cost: $5.3 Million. This 8.2 -acre community center provided an anchor for the City's newly established Educational Corridor. As part of the community center proj- ect, CTA developed the design standard for the educational corridor. The Community Center Master plan included sports courts, amphitheater, play areas, boardwalks & jogging paths. The site is extensively landscaped with buffer planting & berms on all sides which includes the City's iconic but- terfly gardens. 1 641 QUALIFICATIONS Years of Experience With CTA - 14 With other firms - 3 Registration Professional Engineer, Florida No. 59306 (2003) Education Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering Major with Environmental Concentration (1997), Clarkson University, Potsdam, New York CMEN THOMPSON COT A ASSOCIATES WC CHAD E. EDWARDS, P.E. Civil Engineering Project Manager BACKGROUND Mr. Edwards has over seventeen years of engineering experience. His experience includes the design of storm water, water distribution, sanitary sewer systems as well as cost estimation, construction permitting and engineering modeling / calculations. He also has extensive knowledge in surveying and CADD. Senior Supervising Engineer (July 2000 - Present) Craven Thompson & Associates, Inc., Fort Lauderdale - Responsibilities include design and analysis of storm water, water and sanitary sewer systems for private and public land development projects. Other responsibilities include cost estimation, and permit preparation. Project Manager (October 1997- July 2000) Paramount Engineering Group, Inc., Boca Raton - Responsibilities included survey crew coordination, which included preparing survey crew for construction layout. Involved in preparation and review of survey as -built drawings. RELEVANT EXPERIENCE City of Sunrise - NW 44th Street Passive Park - Senior Engineer - Estimated Construction Cost: $4 million. The design services provided for the parks included water, sanitary sewer and stormwater design. Site amenities include a playground, boardwalk, open play area and pavilion. City of Sunrise - Oakland Park Boulevard Passive Park- Senior Engineer - Estimated Construction Cost: $3.5 million. The design services provided for the parks included water, sanitary sewer and stormwater design. Site amenities include disc golf course, splash pad, open play area and a pavilion. City of Sunrise - Nob Hill Road Passive Park- Senior Engineer - Estimated Construction Cost: $2.2 million for each park. The design services provided for the parks included water, sanitary sewer and stormwater design. Site amenities include a playground, open play area and an amphitheater. Pioneer Park, Deerfield Beach - Senior Engineer - Designed drainage, water, and sewer for the various improvements within the 13.5 -acre park owned and maintained by the City of Deerfield Beach including a new multi - purpose baseball field, small water play area, and children's playground. Future improvements will include community center, additional ball fields, tennis courts and a new and improved boat ramp which leads into the Hillsboro Canal to the Ocean. CRAVEN THOMPSON & ASSOCIATES, INC. ENGINEERING - SURVEYING - LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE - PLANNING CRNEN 7NOMPSON cr S ASSOCNES INC CHAD E. EDWARDS, P.E. Civil Engineering Project Manager City of Dania Beach Marina, Dania Beach, Florida - Project Manager - Providing professional services to rehabilitate and redesign the existing Dania Beach Marina. The scope of services include a feasibility study, marketing and dockage rate analysis, planning, programming, cost estimates, dredging analysis, boundary survey, specifications and construction drawings. The construction drawings include new seawall plans, marina construction plans, hardscape improvement plans, landscape improvements, security improvements, dock master renovation and a building that includes laundry, locker, and restroom facilities. The marina will have a completely new layout to maximize space and revenue along with a new fire protection system with new electrical, and sewer pump out facilities. Est. Const. Cost 4.5 Million. The Colonnade Shoppes @ Sawgrass Mills Mall, Sunrise - Project Manager - Cost: $10 Million. Sawgrass Mills Regional Mall is located on a 200 - ac.parcel w /an additional 214 acres of outparcels & roadways. Site layout, engineering & landscape design as well as surveying services were provided by CTA. Design for the Colonnade expansion required close coordination to maintain services to the existing Mall. Overall drainage design utilizes landscape areas for drainage to maximize green space in a practical manner. Broward County Courthouse, Fort Lauderdale - Project Manager - The new Broward County Courthouse is located at the Corner of SE 1st Avenue and SE 6th Street in Fort Lauderdale. The project consists of a new Courthouse building of approximately 700,000 SF of finished space to accommodate the needs of civil and family courts. Secured parking for approximately 120 judges and department heads is provided within the proposed parking garage. $280 Million /700,000 Sq. Ft. Broward County Bus Facility - Central Terminal, Fort Lauderdale, Florida Project Manager - 3.02 -acre Broward County Central Bus Terminal located in the City of Fort Lauderdale, Florida. The site consists of three terminal bus bays, as well as bathroom, ticket sales, lost and found and transit information facilities. The goal is to make the existing facility ADA accessible per the latest Florida Building Code 2010 requirements and re -shape the existing internal bus bays to accommodate the larger articulated buses being used by the County. In addition to improving the accessibility and functionality of the facility, the design team is also the aesthetic appeal of this property though the use of colored concrete and new benches. As part of Broward County's ongoing efforts to provide more energy efficient, environmentally sustainable building, the new Ravenswood Maintenance Facility will pursue a LEED Gold Certification. CRAVEN THOMPSON & ASSOCIATES, INC. ENGINEERING - SURVEYING - LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE - PLANNING QUALIFICATIONS Years of Experience With CTA - 23 With other firms - 6 Affiliations Florida Engineering Society Education University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida Bachelor of Science - Civil Engineering (1984) Registration Professional Engineer - FL No. 41863 (1989) CRWEN IHQ41PSON Car 6 AMCWES WC ROBERT M. CONNORS, P.E. Senior Civil Engineer BACKGROUND Mr. Connors is a native South Floridian with twenty -nine years of engineering experience in Broward County. During this time he has participated in the engineering design and construction of various public sector projects. Senior Engineer (September 1991- Present) Craven Thompson & Associates, Inc., Fort Lauderdale Responsibilities include design and preparation of construction plans, permit coordination and approval with governmental agencies. Responsible for project management and design of land development and public sector projects, including water, sewer, roads, drainage, cost estimates, specifications and construction administration, inspection and certifications. Associate Partner /Civil Engineer (August 1989 - August 1991) Griffin /Evans & Associates, Inc., Davie Responsible for total project management, engineering design and production. Duties included project design, man -hour projections and coordination, engineering design of paving, grading and drainage, stormwater management calculations, water and wastewater distribution systems, aviation fuel tank storage facilities, construction cost estimating, all related specifications preparation, digicad computer design and drafting supervision. Responsible for all client and agency coordination relating to project design, cost efficiency, permit approvals, construction inspection and certifications. Civil Engineer /E.I.T. (March 1985 - July 1989) Post, Buckley, Schuh & Jernigan, Inc., Hollywood Performed engineering technician duties involving data collection and analysis, report preparation and public agency coordination. Responsible for traffic analysis, roadway design and land development including paving, grading and drainage, water distribution system and sanitary sewage collection system design, cut and fill practices and all related specifications preparation. Also includes processing and permitting through city, county and state agencies. RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Miramar Regional Park - Miramar - Project Manager for this 170 -acre active sports park; includes tennis, soccer, football, softball and swimming facilities; picnic pavilions for small to corporate site gatherings. Chapel Trail Park -City of Pembroke Pines - Project Manager for this 19 -acre community park facility in the master planned community of Chapel Trail. This complex is primarily to be utilized for football /soccer activities but also includes a large tot lot, concession and restroom buildings and picnic pavilions. CRAVEN THOMPSON & ASSOCIATES, INC. ENGINEERING - SURVEYING - LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE - PLANNING CRPAN 1HO"SON C&F a ASSOCAIES WC_ ROBERT M. CONNORS, P.E. Senior Civil Engineer Sawgrass Sanctuary Park - City of Sunrise - Project Manager for this environmental interpretive passive park constructed on a 21 -acre parcel located at the Southwest corner of Interstate 75 and State Road 84 within the City of Sunrise. Mr. Connors was responsible for the design and permitting of all aspects of construction of this unique park for the City of Sunrise. This park includes the creation of an enormous wetland as well as picnic pavilions, interpretive stations, animal footprint teaching pads, boardwalk with porthole viewing terminals, an observation platform, fishing pier, canoe trails and even a concert platform. Sabal Pines Park - City of Coconut Creek - Project Manager for this 5.5 million dollars, 53 -acre sports facility for the City of Coconut Creek. Services included preliminary site planning, through design development, construction document preparation, bidding and construction, This unique facility provides a wide variety of active and passive recreation opportunities for the residents of Coconut Creek. The amenities include two soccer fields, four baseball /softball fields, two tennis courts, two in -line hockey rinks, two unique tot lots, a nature trail through a preserved conservation area, a jogging path, a recreated wetland, a lakefront boardwalk, a group picnic shelter, two family picnic shelters, a restroom / picnic shelter, a concession / restroom / administration building, a maintenance building with compound and numerous parking areas. South County Neighborhood Improvement Project, Broward County Infrastructure review and replacement project. Special role included modeling and design of sanitary sewer systems. Central County Neighborhood Improvement Project, Broward County Infrastructure review and replacement project. Special role included modeling and design of sanitary sewer systems. North County Neighborhood Improvement Project, Broward County - Infrastructure review and replacement project. Special role included modeling and design of sanitary sewer systems. North Central County Neighborhood Improvement Project, Broward County - Infrastructure review and replacement project. Special role included modeling and design of sanitary sewer systems. South Florida State Hospital, Pembroke Pines - Project Manager for redevelopment of a partially developed 37 -acre site which included a series of new buildings, expansion of existing buildings and improvements to the parking and roadway infrastructure. Design included storm water drainage, water distribution, sanitary sewer and lift station improvements. Broward County Medical Examiner's Building, Dania Beach - Project Manager for permitting and construction services associated with water, sewer and drainage improvements for new Medical Examiners Building on a 10 acre site. CRAVEN THOMPSON & ASSOCIATES, INC. ENGINEERING - SURVEYING - LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE - PLANNING CRPREN TNOMPSON C&7 S ASSOCIATES WC CRAVEN THOMPSON & ASSOCIATES, INC. ENGINEERING - SURVEYING - LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE - PLANNING RICHARD D. PRYCE, P.S.M. Vice President, Surveying and GIS BACKGROUND Mr. Pryce has over forty -two years of experience surveying in South Florida. He has specialized in all aspects of the land surveying & mapping profession and has also specialized in developing GIS /Survey applications using ESRI ArcGIS software since 1990. Mr. Pryce has specialized training in BLM PLSS retracement surveys, legal research and resolving boundary disputes. Mr. Pryce has been fully trained on QUALIFICATIONS Leica 3D Laser Scanners and 3D Modeling for use in High Density Surveying of Years of Experience Commercial, Historical and Utility Sites. He has also been developing ways to With CTA - 8 analyze Lidar data for City -wide Storm water and Drainage studies. With other firms - 34 Vice President, Surveying & GIS (April 2006 - Present), Craven Thompson & Affiliations Associates, Fort Lauderdale - Responsibilities include management and Current Director - supervision of the Survey and GIS Department including 6 PSM's and all production Broward County Chapter of sketches, legal descriptions, plotting, surveys, coordination of client contracts, of FL Surveying & and various other survey- related duties as well as our new 3D laser scanning and Mapping Society modeling capabilities. State & County Chapters, GIS Coordinator / Service Manager / Professional Surveyor & Mapper (October FL Surveying & Mapping 1997 - April 2006), Miller Legg & Associates, Inc., Pembroke Pines - Society Responsibilities as GIS Coordinator / Services Manager included GIS marketing American Congress on research, Web development, client negotiations, presentations, QA /QC, and Surveying and Mapping Project management of resources and staff on all GIS projects within Miller Legg's five Florida offices. Responsibilities as Senior Surveyor and Mapper included the National Society of integration of Survey, GIS, Engineering and Environmental Projects within the Professional Surveyors company and oversaw and managed large complicated survey projects that had Geographic Land boundary and legal problems. He also managed several Remote Sensing and Aerial Information Society Photogrammetry registration and rectification projects for the Environmental Education department. A.S. in Criminal Justice, President / Owner (October 1992 - October 1997), R.D. Pryce & Associates, Inc., Broward Community Davie - Specialized in Surveying and GIS base mapping for the Seminole Tribe of College (1978) Florida. Instrumental in helping the Tribe's Real Estate Services and the Planning & Registration Development Departments to organize and map their immense land holdings, Professional Surveyor and covering approximately 100,000 acres in Florida on the Big Cypress, Brighton, Mapper -FL No. 4038 Hollywood, Coconut Creek, Immokalee, Fort Pierce, and Tampa Reservations. (1983) RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Publications Oakland Park Boulevard Passive Park, Sunrise Co- author POB Project Manager. Boundary and topographic survey for design purposes, including Magazine - "22,000 an extensive tree survey and the review of title documents and encumbrances. Acres and Counting" Project size is 7.925 acres. 199 November 1998 NW 44th Street Passive Park, Sunrise Co- author Magazine - "The CAD Project Manager. Boundary and topographic survey for design purposes, „ Revolution, Sept. 1999 including an extensive tree survey and the review of title documents and encumbrances. Project size is 13.31 + /- acres. CRAVEN THOMPSON & ASSOCIATES, INC. ENGINEERING - SURVEYING - LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE - PLANNING CRWIEN IFIC"SON F7 a ASSOCNES WC RICHARD D. PRYCE, P.S.M. Vice President, Surveying and GIS Nob Hill Road Passive Park, Sunrise Project Manager. Boundary and topographic survey for design purposes, including an extensive tree survey and the review of title documents and encumbrances. Project size is 4.69 + /- acres. Apollo Park, City of Pompano Bach - Prepared a boundary and topographic survey for the City's Apollo Park consisting of 4.37 acres, located at 240 NW 16th Avenue in Pompano Beach. The City was upgrading the park by installing new surfacing, new playground equipment and shade canopies. Dania Beach Marina, City of Dania — Project Manager. Boundary, Topography and Hydrographic Survey of the Dania Beach Marina, for Design purposes, including seawall replacement and parking lot redesign. Survey also included 3D laser scan of Bridge to John Lloyd State Park to determine height clearances for dredge equipment and boat traffic. 3D Laser Scan Sawgrass Water -Waste Water Plant Project, City of Sunrise - Project Manager and Technical Director of 3D Leica Scan Station design survey of aerial pipes, roadways and buildings between the Blower building and Aeriation tanks for redesign purposes. Ongoing 3D laser scanning of additional areas in progress for Hazen & Sawyer. Fort Lauderdale - Hollywood International Airport - Water and Wastewater System Master Plan — Create an updated Water and Wastewater Utility Atlas in ESRI ArcMap format from GPS utility locations and as -built surveys by others. Field locate manholes and lift stations with GPS and verify sewer pipe connections and sizes and then update Broward County GIS database at FLL. Combine GIS /CAD data into ArcGIS platform using BC GIS schema. Fort Lauderdale - Hollywood International Airport Storm Drainage Project — Field locate a portion of storm pipes and culverts and measure rims, inverts, pipe sizes and directions at FLL as directed by EAC Consulting, also cross - section drainage ditches along the South Runway for engineering purposes. 31) Laser Survey Collapsed Parking Garage Miami Dade College for Forensic Structural Engineer - Perform 3D laser scans of structural columns and debris piles as they were being removed over a month long process. Scans of bolt patterns and footer pads as well as plumbness of remaining walls and columns for structural engineer for Insurance Company. 3D Laser Scanning portion of Interstate 95 Topographic Design Project - Project Manager and Technical Director of 3D Laser Scan Survey of a portion of Interstate 95 for Broward County Engineering to get topographic elevations across 6 lanes of highway to centerline median wall for design of temporary roadway for construction traffic to offload storm drainage pipes. CRAVEN THOMPSON & ASSOCIATES, INC. ENGINEERING - SURVEYING - LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE - PLANNING CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH City Clerk's Department Sunny Isles Beach Government Center FIRM REFERENCES & SIMILAR WORK COMPLETED FIRM REFERENCES AND SIMILAR WORK COMPLETED ACAI has a wide range of experience managing projects on behalf of our Clients. We are confident in our technical qualifications and experience and even more confident in our ability to prioritize the work items, rally the team behind the project goals and mission and to deliver quality results on time and within budget. The Design Professionals serving on the ACAI Team are senior level Architects, General Contractors, Engineers and LEED Professionals. At least one representative from each major discipline is included on the Management Team and will report to the Project Manager for coordination. All team members will be available to the City as needed, however the Project Manager will serve as the single point of contact to ensure that information is properly documented and distributed to all parties and that the adequacy and quality of the team's communications are consistent and in line with the project criteria. ACAI's corporate approach will involve all key organizational teams of the City of Sunny Isles Beach as directed throughout the project to ensure proper communication and coordination. We have many years' experience managing Single Service Contracts. As a large Architectural Firm with 31 employees, ACAI has the staff available to meet your project needs. We are available and committed to you and your project today and through its completion. ACAI Understands Complex Facilities In its thirty year history, ACAI has designed numerous buildings throughout the State of Florida and the Caribbean, from small interior remodeling to designing, programming and delivering entire facilities. This makes us very attuned to all procedures and requirements. Our experience spans over four decades and our projects have included the following services: Assessment Reports, Master Planning, Programming, Architecture, Engineering, Landscape Architecture, Construction Administration and Management, Cost Estimating, Feasibility Studies, Roofing Consultation and Interior Design. A key component of any municipal project is the understanding of current guidelines, working parameters and compliance with the latest Building Codes. As testimonial, ACAI has been repeatedly chosen by many public and private agencies, as they are confident of our proven technical expertise, cost effectiveness and ability to service their needs in a timely manner. These clients include the United States General Services Administration; South Florida Water Management District; Broward and Palm Beach Counties; the State of Florida; the Cities of Hallandale, Miami, North Lauderdale, Ft. Lauderdale, Lauderhill, Lauderdale Lakes, Parkland, Coral Springs, Sunrise and Davie, amongst others. IN -HOUSE I SPECIAL EXPERIENCE ACAI is a licensed Architecture, General Contracting, Landscape Architecture and Engineering Firm and is qualified to practice in all of these disciplines. We have extensive cross - industry experience allowing us to help our clients find the best solution. As General Contractors we may apply for the Project Permit on behalf of our client. By doing this during the Bidding Phase, any permit questions can be resolved and any modifications, if required, can be issued to the Bidders by Addendum so that the Bid Price includes all costs and requirements. Our experience with property management, engineering, construction and technology sets us apart from the rest of the competition. We view our work from a different perspective: As a former owner of a property management company, we know about tenant moves, interior construction, expansions and new construction, space planning, programming, roofing, permitting, scheduling and the importance of being on time and on budget. These are typical issues of concern to Owners and area where we can help! Code Review is an important step during the design and building process since only plans that pass review can be implemented. Reviews are performed by highly skilled and experienced Architects and Engineers who rely on the state and local codes to serve as a guide to ensure compliance and consistency in your projects. While many codes and checklists exist, the actual decision and review is generally based on the experience of the person in charge. The ACAI Team has that experience. Having been in business for over 30 years and with staff with hundreds of years of combined local experience, ACAI is a team that can be trusted. In addition, ACAI's in -house staff includes two (2) experienced permit expediters who are very familiar with South Florida agencies and their requirements. They have in -depth knowledge of building code compliance requirements making this process as smooth as possible for our clients. Most of the battle in project permitting is knowing what to do, how to do it, who to submit it to, and what the proper follow -up procedures are. At ACAI we focus on all levels of state and local permitting for development projects and know how to get the job done. RFQ No. 15 -04 -01 1 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR A NEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS AVE. LEED EXPERIENCE As members of the US Green Building Council, and ranke d the South Florida Business Journal, ACAI is firmly committed are created when there is synergy between all members environmentally sound. Good, green design accelerates the in a building which is easier to maintain. Our designs meet systems, daylighting, drought - tolerant planting, a cool roof sy building materials. FIRM REFERENCES AND SIMILAR WORTS COMPLETED as the largest LEED Architectural firms in Broward County in 2009 by to "green design ". At ACAI, we believe the most effective green projects of the project team. LEED Design and practices are cost efficient and project approval process with local governmental agencies and will result LEED certification requirements, by utilizing energy efficient mechanical stems, high - performance glass, water clarifiers and recycled or renewable At ACAI, we follow the US Green Building Council's "LEED" Rating system. The LEED system takes into account the design, construction, and performance of buildings, and is based on five main categories: sustainable site development, water savings, energy efficiency, material selection, and indoor environmental quality. Each category receives a number rating, and levels of LEED certification are awarded accordingly. ACAI understands these principles and practices and is committed to making our projects better for the people we serve and the environment for which we live. The ACAI "Green Team ", wit ! building drives us to meet owner, architect, contractor Environmental Design and Charrettes and Project Strat LEED Project Administration 16 LEED Accredited Professionals in- house, serves as the catalyst for this synergy. Our passion for green i project team's needs through a holistic, integrated design process. While our direct client may be the or facility manager, we invariably serve every team member to ensure the best possible results. Our LEED Consulting capabilities include the following services: Green Material Sourcing; Green Building agy Sessions; Integrated Design Project Management; LEED Certification /Registration; LEED Consulting; and Sustainable Design. In the past five years ACAI has delivered the following LEED buildings: NSU OCEANOGRAPHIC RESEARCH FACILITY, Hollywood, Florida Size: 90,000 sf Cost: $35,000,000 LEED Silver Contact Name: Fred Lippman Email Address: flippman @nova.edu Year Completed: November 2012 SFWMD ENVIRONMENTAL LABORATORY, West Palm Beach, Florida Size: 36,000 sf Cost: $9,000,000 LEED Gold Contact Name: Dana Gillette Email Address: GilletteD @erdmananthony.com Year Completed: November 2011 BROWARD COLLEGE HEALTH SCIENCES SIMULATION LAB, Davie, Florida Size: 65,000 sf Cost: $22,000,000 LEED Silver Contact Name: John Dunnuck Email Address: jdunnuck @broward.edu Year Completed. Estimated 2014 NSU CENTER FOR COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH, Davie, Florida Size: 220,000 sf Cost: $80,000,000 LEED Silver Contact Name: Fred Lippman Email Address: flippman @nova.edu RFQ No. 15 -04 -01 1 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR A NEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS AVE. FIRM REFERENCES AND SIMILAR WORK COMPLETED ADDITIONAL PROJECT EXPERIENCE The following pages are a sampling of ACAI projects identical to this venture. Each are of multi -story buildings located in urban spaces and display complexities comparable to your project specifications. These projects range in size from 36,000 to 220,000 sf. in area and have been built within the past 5 years. RFQ No. 15 -04 -01 I ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR A NEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS AVE. NSU CENTER FOR COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH architecture • engineering Davie, Florida Located at Nova Southeastern University's Davie campus, the Center for Collaborative Research (CCR) will be a state -of- the -art, cooperative interdisciplinary center for medical, pharmaceu- tical, dental and oceanographic research. The 220,000 square foot building, which will pursue a LEEDO Silver Certification, will include access to a six level 1,650 car parking garage, provid- ing additional student parking and parking for the CCR staff. The CCR will house one of the largest wet - lab research facilities in Florida. The wet lab will be a home base for applied health care research and medical informatics. Researchers will collaborate within this advanced environ- ment to investigate pharmaceutical synthesis, cancer therapy, human stem cell research, bio- materials, wildlife DNA forensics, and ocean biomaterials. Our design will incorporate bio- medical labs, tissue culture suites, microscopy facilities, and small animal vivariums with ABSL -2 suites and surgical suites. The CCR will be home to the Rumbaugh- Goodwin Institute for Cancer Research; investigators from the Health Professions Division; and the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). The federal agency is partner- ing with NSU, Florida Atlantic University and the University of Florida to promote scientific coop- eration for the Greater Everglades Restoration Project. In addition, the CCR project will be linked to the Florida LambdaRail (Florida's Research and Education Network - operating a statewide high performance fiber -optic network infrastructure linking Florida's research institutions worldwide). The CCR building will incorporate all of the latest modern educational technology while blending in the Mediterranean Architecture of the surround- ing Academical Village. Our design will follow NIH guidelines, Guide for Care and use of Lab Animals, AAALAC standards, and the National Research Council. architecture engineering roofing consulting construction mana ement BROWARD COLLEGE SIMULATION LABS architecture - engineering Davie, Florida ACAI was selected by Broward College to design a LEEDO Silver Certified health sci- ences facility. Completed in the Fall of 2014, the project includes simulation laboratories, a large Cardiovascular Room for 2 addi- tional simulation laboratorie, classrooms, administrative offices, student collaboration areas, a 100 seat lecture hall, remote learning center ancillary support spaces. Each simula- tion laboratory is equipped with human patient simulators with bedside computers; special- ized hospital equipment specific to the function of each lab; internet access; digitalized video; recording cameras and TV monitors. The labs are designed to replicate realistic practice settings and have an EMS ambulance bay, with an Emergency Department and Triage area, along with Critical Care units, Medical- Surgical unit, Trauma /Operating /Dental Room, a Labor and Delivery/Neonatal Intensive Care/ Pediatric unit; and open lab spaces to conduct large clinical drills, as well as debriefing rooms, storage space, and video recording control rooms. Each patient care unit accommodates 6 students and an instructor with an adjoining control room. ACAI's services included programming of the project, which consisted of preparing the edu- cational program to serve as the basis of design for the educational facilities and site improve- ments. The program included every space, its intended use, capacity, additional require- ments, such as equipment, furniture, and special needs of Broward College. Information was obtained through regular meetings with the administrators, health service instructors and business affiliates, including local medical facilities to gather and review information for the program. The 65,000 sf building was designed in BIM platform using Revit. architecture engineering roofing consulting construction man Aolou� I architecture • engineering BROWARD COUNTY RAVENSWOOD BUS MAINTENANCE FACILITY ACAI Associates was selected by Broward County, Florida to provide programming, design and construction administration services for the replacement of their facilities at the Ravenswood Bus Maintenance Facility in Dania Beach, Florida. The 9 -acre site will be reconfigured, replacing the existing 1970's structures with new state - of- the -art facilities for current and future needs. When completed, the 214,789 sf facility will accommodate up to 150 fleet vehicles including (130) 40 -foot buses and (20) 60 -foot articulated buses along with staff and visitor parking, the majority of which will be provided by a new 250 - space multi -level parking garage. The existing facilities to be replaced include: an operations building, an 11 -Bay bus maintenance building, a fueling and fare retrieval facility, bus washing facility and surface parking. In addition, ancillary structures include: a sanitary lift station, guard gate, a compressor building and other miscellaneous storage buildings. All of these are proposed to be removed as part of this land replaced, multi - phased project. As part of Broward County's ongoing efforts to provide more energy efficient, environmentally sustainable building, the new Ravenswood Maintenance Facility is pursuing a LEED" Gold Certification. As part of this goal, ACAI was instrumental in achieving all of the design phase LEED credit goals. architecture engineering Dania Beach, Florida �! a of +' i 7. roofing consulting construction management A00t I NSU WEST PALM BEACH CAMPUS architecture • engineering Palm Beach Gardens, Florid The Nova Southeastern University Student Education Centers create an on- campus atmosphere while serving students from all areas off of the main campus. The Centers have established high quality and efficient services and staff that enable students to finish their degrees successfully, as well as provide students with an experience that contributes to their personal and professional development. NSU's West Palm Beach campus is a 60,000 sf facility which houses offices, classrooms and lab spaces and includes a 7,321 sf College of Pharmacy comprised of pharmaceutics labs, pharmacy practice labs and support areas. ACAI provided architecture, space planning studies, engineering and construction administration services for this project. y m 1 - ! r4dyA� � >0 0 American School & University Z012 OUTSTANDING DESIGN Educational Interiors Showcase architecture engineering roofing consulting construction ma ement Awreo**)k i SFWMD ENVIRONMENTAL LABORATORY architecture - engineering West Palm Beach, Florida ACAI was commissioned to provide com- plete Architectural services including Facility Programming, Site Planning, and over- all Architectural Design and Construction Documentation for a new Laboratory Building for the South Florida Water Management District, This project involved the design and devel- opment of a new 2 -story, 36,000 sf facility based upon a Basis of Design Report (BODR) and site configuration studies completed by ACAI, as well as compliance with the Districts Standards. The $9 million facility consolidates and central- izes five ecological and water quality groups associated with the management and protec- tion of South Florida's coastal resources. The new facility includes state -of- the -art modu- lar laboratories, staff offices, sampling and environmentally controlled storage facilities designed around a central 2 -story atrium. We were later selected to provide Construction Administration services for the construction of this new Environmental Service Laboratory. Our scope of services included assistance during the bidding phase, review of shop drawings, responses to RFI's, attendance at bi- monthly construction meetings and con- struction observation. This project was designed using sustainable design principles and has recently been desig- nated as a LEEDO Gold building. architecture engineering roofing consulting construction management )kwoo I NSU'S GUY HARVEY CENTER OF EXCELLENCE FOR CORAL REEF ECOSYSTEMS SCIENCE architecture • engineering RESEARCH FACILITY NSU's new Guy Harvey Center of Excellence for Coral Reef Ecosystems Science Research Facility is a sig- nature, state of the art, facility of approximately 86,000 square feet. The project was delivered in the Design - Build method of project delivery by MOSSMILLER/ ACAI /CANNON and promotes research by faculty, researchers, visiting scientists, post - doctoral fellows, and graduate students through careful attention to function- ality, safety, physical, environmental, and experimental/ research needs, together with controls and operational considerations. It has won numerous awards from the Design Build Institute of America. The COE CRIES features research laboratories, out- door experimentation area, laboratory support (including a seawater system), research offices, administration offices and support, research discussion areas, build- ing support, and below building parking. The facility encourages interaction between scientists through well designed, open and shared areas such as terraces with adjacent conference rooms, small conversation areas, hallway discussion pods, information technology library / lounge, outdoor patios, function lawns, and pavilions in addition to traditional indoor offices and labs. The COE CRIES provides flexibility in assigning of office and lab space ranging from single offices or labs to suites of offices and labs in a modular arrangement. The COE CRIES facility was designed to meet LEO) Silver certification from the United States Green Building Council (USGBC). The project was partially funded by a $15 million National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Grant provided under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) that is being matched by NSU. architecture engineering rooring consulting construction mana ement )ksoow I SOUTH FLORIDA REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY GENERAL PLANNING architecture • engineering Pompano Beach, Florida ACAI is the Design Criteria Professional for South Florida Regional Transportation Authority. The DC documents set the tone and expectations for the Design Builder to follow in delivering the product to the owner. The first assignment for ACAI was to develop the guidelines for design of SFRTA's new cor- porate headquarters at its Pompano Beach campus. The campus includes a number of key buildings that are part of the ensemble and include the 87,000 sf Corporate Building, a 500 space structural parking garage and Pompano Beach's newest rail station. ACAI's involve- ment in this project is extensive and includes oversight of the Design Builder's work products so it follows our original conceptual documents from design into turnkey occupancy. The SFRTA was so pleased with the work on this project that ACAI was selected to continue its work with the authority for another five years! I ,� *g ,.k architecture engineering roofing consulting construction management SFRTA WAVE MODERN STREET CAR DESIGN SERVICES architecture • engineering Pompano Beach, Florida ACAI was selected to develop the design for the passenger stations for the South Florida Regional Transportation Authority WAVE Modern Streetcar project. The Fort Lauderdale WAVE Streetcar project is a 5.4 -mile (two way) modern streetcar system with ten (10) passenger stations. The design of each station will be representative of the character of the specific area. Stations will be solar - powered and will have real -time information for the passengers to know when the next vehicle will arrive. The stations will also have informational kiosks displaying destinations and attractions in the downtown, as well as upcoming events. The WAVE Streetcar will operate in mixed traffic with signal priority frequencies of 7.5 minutes throughout the weekday and 15 minutes during evenings and weekends. The project area contains a dense urban core characterized by vertically and horizon- tally integrated mixed -use developments„ high -rise condominiums, and regional and local employment centers, and core flanked by mixed -use, near - Downtown neighbor- hoods. The project area is generally bounded by Federal Highway (US 1) on the east, SE 17th Street on the south, the Florida East Coast (FEC) Railroad (FEC)NV 7th Avenue on the west, and the FEC Railroad /Sunrise Boulevard to the north (See Figure 1). Other project related improvements include streetscape around the stations, pedes- trian crosswalks, shade trees, lighting, and improved sidewalks. architecture engineering rooting consulting construction man C7 Cone, ic. All Aboard Florida - Fort Lauderdale Station City of Fort Lauderdale, Florida Mr. Eric Claussen Vice President - Design & Construction All Aboard Florida 2855 Le Jeune Road Coral Gables, Florida 33134 Phone: (305) 520 -2115 Email: eric .claussen @allaboardflorida.com March 2014 To Be Determined To Be Determined All Aboard Florida's Fort Lauderdale 60,000 square foot Station will be located on 4.8 acres of land adjacent to the Florida East Coast Railway corridor on NW 2nd Avenue, between Broward Boulevard and NW 4th Street providing a new gateway to the City. The Station will include a modern, multi -story lobby, pedestrian plaza and drop off facilities together with an elevated passenger lounge. The station's location provides convenient connections to the Sun Trolley, Broward County Transit system, future Wave Streetcar and planned Tri -Rail Station. CTA has been project local landscape architect from the conceptual design through construction documents. CRAVEN THOMPSON & ASSOCIATES, INC. 1 3563 NW 53- STREET, FORT LAUDERDALE, FL 33309 1 P 954.739.6400 C67t ��. �4C. fm — • pla— . S—ry la�WtuM/ucN�ent All Aboard Florida - West Palm Beach Station City of West Palm Beach, Florida Mr. Eric Claussen Vice President - Design & Construction All Aboard Florida 2855 Le Jeune Road Coral Gables, Florida 33134 Phone: (305) 520 -2115 Email: eric .claussen @aliaboardflorida.com -- - - - - ..---- - - - - -- March 2014 To Be Determined To Be Determined All Aboard Florida's West Palm Beach 60,000 square foot station and platform will be located in downtown West Palm Beach between Datura and Evernia Streets, with CityPlace and the Kravis Performing Arts Center to the South, and the government center district and Clematis Street to the north. All Aboard Florida's downtown West Palm Beach station provides a new gateway into the city and Palm Beach County as part of the express, intercity passenger rail service operation. All Aboard Florida's West Palm Beach station stands at the historic center of a project that is furthering Henry Flagler's vision for Florida and taking another step toward bringing express passenger rail back to the state. CTA has been project local landscape architect from the conceptual design through construction documents. CRAVEN THOMPSON & ASSOCIATES, INC. 1 3563 NW 53rd STREET, FORT LAUDERDALE, FL 33309 1 P 954.739.6400 CT CRAVEN.TERW_ "Aiw n . PI—m . S­m • ­du "ArchHe Hallandale Beach City -Wide Infrastructure Basis of Design Report Hallandale Beach, Florida Ms. Mariana Pitiriciu, P.E. City Engineer City of Hallandale Beach 630 NE 2nd Street Hallandale Beach, Florida 33009 Phone: (954) 457 -3042 Email: mpitiriciu @hall andalebeachfl.gov February 2015 - ----- -- - - - - -- - - ..._._..__. __.._.. Anticipated Early 2016 $650,000.00 The City of Hallandale Beach hired Craven Thompson & Associates, Inc. (CTA) to produce a Basis of Design Report (BODR) that functions as a comprehensive document that assesses various infrastructure improvements, both underground and surface, and utilizes the outcome as a basis for preparing construction documents. This includes City -Wide Master Planning for the 2,800 acres including water, wastewater, drainage, roadway, sidewalk, landscaping and lighting. CRAVEN THOMPSON & ASSOCIATES, INC. 1 3563 NW 531d STREET, FORT LAUDERDALE, FL 33309 1 P 954.739.6400 CT �YM. TEB, Etylneen . Pb- • Sune n • Ea.dm4, N hltms Boynton Beach Tri -Rail Station Boynton Beach, Florida Mr. Michael Gagnon Tri- County Commuter Rail Authority Phone: (954) 728 -8512 1995 $1.2 Million Craven Thompson & Associates, Inc. designed this 10 -acre parking lot and platform expansion to be incorporated into the natural vegetation in and around the site. The site and civil design of the project was worked into extensive tree islands & tree preservation areas to maintain a natural appearance. Craven Thompson provided Surveying, Landscape Architectural and Civil Engineering services for the project. A meandering walkway, complete with accent lighting and park benches, through a natural preserve area from the platform to the parking lot is one of the many features within the project. The parking lot expansion will be constructed in two phases. Phase I added approximately 300 new spaces to the existing Tri -Rail Station. Phase II will be constructed at a future time as demand dictates. CRAVEN THOMPSON & ASSOCIATES, INC. 1 3563 NW 53rd STREET, FORT LAUDERDALE, FL 33309 1 P 954.739.6400 67t au EN- THO.pSM&ASEX=TE. Ha €neine� . Pl ­e . wrvero.s . Und—v &rchi x Pompano Citi Centre, Pompano Beach, Florida ----------- _-- _..-. ........ __._.__ Mr. Kenneth D. McCoy Y Managing Director, Retail Services IF Faison and Associates, LLC , 121 West Trade Street, 27th Floor rw Charlotte, North Carolina 28202 Phone: (704) 972 -2645 Email: ken.mccoy @faison.com June 2006 $50 Million Pompano Citi Centre is the redevelopment of an existing 60 -acre mall located in the City of Pompano Beach, Florida at the southwest corner of Copans Road and Federal Highway. The large scale redevelopment required special attention and coordination in order to maintain services to existing stores which continued to remain in operation. The redevelopment which includes a new Lowes also includes the addition of 6 out - parcels as well as roadway improvements along both Copans Road and Federal Highway. This unique project required a substantial underground drainage system to provide the required water quality and flood protection that the existing mall lacked. As with most redevelopment projects this site consisted of a complicated network of utility relocation including water, sewer, drainage, gas, telephone, irrigation, and FP &L. C67t ��. �C- EnS6— . Plan— . Sunreyon . landuaee AnhkeR The Foundry Lofts, Fort Lauderdale, Florida Mr. Alan Hooper Hooper Construction 425 North Andrews Avenue Suite 2 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301 Phone: (954) 761 -8439 Email:alan @hooperconstruction.net _ ----- _ - - - - -- - - - - -- Immediately adjacent to both the Avenue Lofts and the Mills Lofts, The Foundry Lofts continue the loft concept to downtown living. Developed by the visionary, Alan Hooper of The Hooper Company, the area has been transformed from a decaying and vacant warehouse area, to the vibrant Fashion -Arts- Technology Village. Craven Thompson & Associates, Inc. provided the surveying and landscape architecture for this trend - setting development. CRAVEN THOMPSON & ASSOCIATES, INC. 1 3563 NW 53rd STREET, FORT LAUDERDALE, FL 33309 I P 954.739.6400 C7 CRAVEN -THM9 M&A9O=hTMW_ [ryMatts . PU—m . Wu n • V^dw"ArtA1­ New Young at Art Museum and Broward County Library Town of Davie, Florida Ms. Erica Nelles, AIA, LEED AP BD +C AECOM Design 800 Douglas Entrance North Tower, 2nd Floor Coral Gables, Florida 33134 Phone: (305) 447 -3509 Email: Erica.nelles @aecom.com - -- - - - - - -- - - -- - - - - -- - - _ . Mr. Jeffrey L. Thompson, Project Manager III Broward County Public Works & Transportation Dept. Construction Management Division 115 S. Andrews Avenue, Room A550 Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33301 -1802 Phone: (954) 357 -8460 Email: Thompson @broward.or Mr. Nick Husemzan, Project Manager Pirtle Construction Company Phone: (954) 653 -2368 April 2012 $26 Million Contract $124,525.00 / Billed - $111,892.00 The 55,000 square foot Gold -LEED certified educational arts complex was built on 11.7 acres of land contributed by Broward County and includes a Broward County Library. Projected to serve 500,000 children and adults during its first year, the New YAA will feature four permanent galleries - CultureScapes, GreenScapes, WonderScapes and ArtScapes - where visitors engage in an exceptional range of authentic, arts -based educational experiences, developing a new generation of tomorrow's patrons, advocates and supporters of arts -based education; a Young At Art Institute that presents a curriculum in state -of- the -art equipped studios: painting/drawing, ceramics, printmaking, digital/ b +w photography and 4D video design; a cutting -edge Teen Center for YAA's 300+ volunteer corp; a Traveling Exhibition Gallery presenting national interactive exhibitions; and Artist -in- Residence Studios /Installations. Craven Thompson & Associates provided Surveying, Civil Engineering, Planning and Construction Administration Services. The challenges included maximizing site layout while avoiding wide existing easements, coordinating off -site driveway connections with Town of Davie, and securing variances from the Central Broward Water Control District. CT CHAVO .TEAW- Pompano Citi Centre, Pompano Beach, Florida Mr. Kenneth D. McCoy Managing Director, Retail Services Faison and Associates, LLC 121 West Trade Street, 271h Floor Charlotte, North Carolina 28202 Phone: (704) 972 -2645 Email: ken.mccoy @faison.com June 2006 $50 Million Pompano Citi Centre is the redevelopment of an existing 60 -acre mall located in the City of Pompano Beach, Florida at the southwest corner of Copans Road and Federal Highway. The large scale redevelopment required special attention and coordination in order to maintain services to existing stores which continued to remain in operation. The redevelopment which includes a new Lowes also includes the addition of 6 out - parcels as well as roadway improvements along both Copans Road and Federal Highway. This unique project required a substantial underground drainage system to provide the required water quality and flood protection that the existing mall lacked. As with most redevelopment projects this site consisted of a complicated network of utility relocation including water, sewer, drainage, gas, telephone, irrigation, and FP &L. CRAVEN THOMPSON & ASSOCIATES, INC. 1 3563 NW 53rd STREET, FORT LAUDERDALE, FL 33309 1 P 954.739.6400 C679 ��. MW_ Hollywood Circle, Hollywood, Florida Mr. Muayad Abbas Coo Gold Coast Florida Regional Center, LLC 1200 Ponce de Leon Boulevard, 151 Floor Miami, Florida 33134 Phone: (305) 396 -4884 2016 $150 Million Hollywood Circle which hugs Young Circle's northeastern shoulder is a planned 26 -story mixed -use tower. Construction of the $150 million project will include 297 apartments, a 104 -room boutique hotel with a premiere restaurant and a 48,000 square foot grocery store. The completion date is forecast for late 2014 or early 2015. Craven Thompson and Associates, Inc. provided surveying, and civil engineering services for the project. The project poses numerous challenges due to the limited site size, as well as the required public utility improvements required adjacent to the site. In addition, a close working relationship had to be maintained with City Staff in order to resolve all the planning and development issues associated with the project. CRAVEN THOMPSON & ASSOCIATES, INC. 1 3563 NW 53rd STREET, FORT LAUDERDALE, FL 33309 I P954.739.6 Afro - Caribbean Style Architecture is Re- Vamped and Made Sustainable for Miami Park ............................................................................................................. ............................... UlflIffull C fl; 11 in The project is constructed on 14 acres of publicly owned land. The 8,211- square -foot recreational facility serves approximately 1,500 park visitors at peak times and an average of 1o8 children and adults daily. The park site is located at 13th Street and NorthwestThird Avenue within the Overtown Neighborhood area in Miami, Florida. The owner selected this site because it is easily accessible to the community and county visitors by public transportation and is in close proximityto expressways for patrons who visit by car. The pedestrian - friendly site design encourages local patrons to walk or ride a bike to the park. The park also can be used by students from the adjacent public school. f:. SUSTAIIIABLE DEVELOPMENT ATTRIBUTES Design Goals + Sustainable Strategies The design responds directly to the following goals: *Create a community- and family - friendly park. •Provide spaces for youth to be outdoors enjoying healthy activities. -Provide public spaces that draw users to the facility and provide visual contact with street users. •Retain the cultural identity of the neighborhood and its "main street " — Northwest Third Avenue. *Provide open space for community and family gatherings. PROJECT DETAILS Owner: City of Miami Parks and Recreation Size: 407,350 s.f. Site. 8,000 s.f. Building LEED Rating System: LEED for New Construction 2009 LEED Award Level: Gold Year Certified: October 2022 Design Build Architect: Recreation Design + Construction Contractor: Recreation Design +Construction MEP: Louis Aguirre LEED Project Administrator: The Spinnaker Group Commissioning: The Spinnaker Group THE GROUP P: 954.347.0967 F: 954.217.3614 www.TheSpinnakerGroupinc.com LEED FACTS Young At Art Museum Broward County Library LEED for New Construction 2009 Certification awarded August 2012 GOLD Sustainable Sites 42* 8114 Water Efficiency 4/5 Energy & Atmosphere 7/17 Materials & Resources 7/13 Indoor Environmental Quality 12/15 Innovative Design 415 'Out of a possible 69 points A UNIQUE PRIVATE PUBLIC PARTNERSHIP CREATES ICONIC CHILDREN'S MUSEUM AND COUNTY LIBRARY PROJECT BACKGROUND Through an innovative and unique public/ private partnership, Young At Art Museum and Broward County Library is a groundbreaking example of the immense benefits of an integrated, sustainable design process. This publicly funded project is the result of a rare partnership and forward- thinking, client -led initiative which will serve children and families today and for generations to come. The building's iconic shape, with tilted perimeter walls and a butterfly roof, is visible from the adjacent expressway. The roof, a reflective white TPO selected because of its high "Solar Reflective Index" value, acts as the building's fifth facade and makes the project's hot water solar panels visible from the expressway. Oriented with solid concrete facades and small punctured windows on the East -West, and long facades with continuous high performance storefront glazing on the North and South, the overall heat gain is reduced and natural light penetration is maximized. PROJECT DETAIIS SUSTAINABLE ATTRIBUTES Owner: Broward County Library Size: 56,5oo square feet, $13.3 Million Dollar Budget Building Type: Tilt -Wall Concrete, New Construction LEED Rating System: LEED for New Construction 2009 LEED Award Level: Gold Certification Year Certified: August 2012 Architect: AECOM and Glavovic Studio Architect:AECOM and Hammond &Assoc, Contractor: Pirtle Construction Company Civil Engineer: Craven Thompson &Assoc. Landscape Architect: Curtis + Rogers Design Studio LEED Project Administrator: The Spinnaker Group Commissioning: The Spinnaker Group Previously Developed Land Optimized Evergy Use Double Pane High Efficiency Glazing System High Efficiency Lighting Centralized Water Chiller System Use of Motion Sensors, Time Clocks & Photocells to Control Lighting THE.: GROUP P: 954.347.0967 F: 954.217.3614 www.TheSpinnakerGroupinc.com 6� 93 FIRM REFERENCES AND SIMILAR WORK COMPLETED WORKLOAD ACAI Associates Current Project Assignments under Contract through 2416. BROWARD COUNTY $2,500,000 fee Ravenswood Municipal Bus Facility Replacement of county bus facility A/E services 2 staff in construction administration services BROWARD COUNTY AVIATION DEPARTMENT $3,000,000 fee Terminal 4 — Federal Inspection Station Renovation and Expansion of 110,000 SF Prime contract for Architectural, Structural and MEP /FP and Data /Security 3 staff assigned SCHOOL BOARD OF BROWARD COUNTY $300,000 fee Continuing Delivery contract Minor Renovations of 6 schools 1 Staff BROWARD HEALTH $3,000,000 fee Chris Evert Children's Hospital Renovation of four patient floors and two office floors 4 staff assigned —three projects to be designed, three projects in construction FLORIDA TURNPIKE AUTHORITY $150,000 fee Homestead Extension Florida Turnpike - two segments Landscape design and gantry structural coordination 1 staff assigned MICHELANGELO SENIOR LIVING CENTER $1,500,000 fee Three story new construction — senior housing facility Design services underway, Construction scheduled 2016 3 staff assigned MIAMI DADE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT $300,000 fee Continuing Delivery Contract Minor renovations to various classroom buildings 2 staff assigned MIAMI SCIENCE MUSEUM $40,000 fee BIM scanning services for construction coordination 1 staff assigned MOUNT SINAI MEDICAL CENTER $200,000 fee Renovation of two MRI rooms Renovation of Cath Lab 2 staff assigned NSU — NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY $700,000 fee Center for Collaborative Research Six story 220,000 SF research Facility — CA services 4 staff assigned CITY OF CORAL SPRINGS $72,000 fee Crime Scene Investigation Addition Full Service A/E Design 2 staff assigned CITY OF FORT LAUDERDALE $140,000 fee Construction Management at FXE 2 staff CITY OF SUNRISE $75,000 fee ea site • 44th Street Park • Oakland Blvd Park • Nob Hill Park Architectural, Structural and MEP Design coordination for Civil Engineer 1 staff assigned RFQ No. 15 -04 -01 1 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR A NEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS AVE. •' CENTER FOR COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH 1) Client name Owner's Representative Name Address Phone Number Email 2) Name and location of the project. Description of the scope of work. 3) Services Provided: 4) Completion Date: 5) Size of Project: 6) Original Owner Budget vs. Final Construction Budget: 7) Total Amount of Approved Change Orders Added: 8) Percent of Owner- Directed Change Orders: 9) Cost of Project/ Completed Project Cost: 10) Present Status: BROWARD COLLEGE HEALTH SCIENCES CENTER 1) Client name Owner's Representative Name Address Phone Number Email 2) Name and location of the project. Description of the scope of work. 3) Services Provided: 4) Completion Date: 5) Size of Project: 6) Original Owner Budget vs. Final Construction Budget FIRM REFERENCES AND SIMILAR WORK COMPLETED REFERENCES Nova Southeastern University Fred Lippman, Chancellor 3200 South University Drive Fort Lauderdale, FL 33328 -2018 (954) 262 -1501 flippman @nova.edu CCR C /LA /A /S /M /E /P /FP February 2016 220,000 sf Orig $57,000,000 / Final $61, 800,000 $4,800,000 100% Ongoing Under Construction Broward College John Dunnuck, Vice President 6400 NW 6th Way Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 (954) 201 -7405 jdunnuck @broward.edu Simulation Lab C /LA /A /S /M /E /P /FP August 4, 2014 65,000 GSF Orig $21,700,000 / Final $22,000,000 REQ No. 15 -04 -01 1 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR A NEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS AVE. SOUTH FLORIDA WASTE MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT 1) Client name Owner's Representative Name Address Phone Number Email 2) Name and location of the project. Description of the scope of work. 3) Services Provided: 4) Completion Date: 5) Size of Project: 6) Original Owner Budget vs. Final Construction Budget: 7) Total Amount of Approved Change Orders Added: 8) Percent of Owner- Directed Change Orders: 9) Cost of Project I Completed Project Cost: 10) Present Status: FIRM REFERENCES AND SIMILAR WORK COMPLETED REFERENCES SFWMD Environmental Laboratory Dana Gillette 1402 Royal Palm Beach Blvd. Bldg. 500 Royal Palm Beach, FL 33411 (561) 308 -0546 GilletteD @erdmananthony.com SFWMD Environmental Labratory C /LA /A /S /M /E /P /FP March 2012 36,000 GSF Orig. $9,200,0001 Final $9,000,000 $0 100% $9,000,000 Completed RFQ No. 15 -04 -01 1 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR A NEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS AVE. ' . CHRIS EVERT CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL 1) Client name Owner's Representative Name Address Phone Number Email 2) Name and location of the project. Description of the scope of work. 3) Services Provided: 4) Completion Date: 5) Size of Project: 6) Original Owner Budget vs. Final Construction Budget: 7) Total Amount of Approved Change Orders Added: 8) Percent of Owner- Directed Change Orders: 9) Cost of Project I Completed Project Cost: 10) Present Status: FIRM REFERENCES AND SIMILAR WORK COMPLETED REFERENCES Broward Health Richard A. Polemeni, Director of Design & Construction 303 SE 17th St., #400 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316 (954) 355 -5975 rpolemeni @browardhealth.org BHMC Chris Evert Children's Hospital Entry C /LA /A /S /M /E /P /FP September 2014 55,000 GSF Orig. $35,000,000 / Final $36,000,000 $1,000,000 50% $36,000,000 Completed RFQ No. 15 -04 -01 1 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR A NEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS AVE. CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH City Clerk's Department Sunny Isles Beach Government Center CORPORATE STANDING, LICENSES, CERTIFICATES & AUTHORIZED SIGNATORY PROFESSIONAL LICENSES AND CERTIFICATIONS Detail by Entity Name Florida Profit CorporationACAI ASSOCIATES, INC. AUTHORIZED SIGNATORY. ADOLFO J. COTILLA JR., PRESIDENT Filing Information Document NumberH39075FEI /EIN Number650020223Date FiledOl /22 /1985StateFLStatusACTIVELast Event - NAME CHANGE AMENDMENTEvent Date Filed02 /17 /1986Event Effective DateNONE Principal Address 2937 W. CYPRESS CREEK ROAD SUITE 200 FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 33309 Changed: 02/04/2013 Mailing Address 2937 W. CYPRESS CREEK ROAD SUITE 200 FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 33309 Changed: 02/04/2013 Registered Agent Name & AddressCOTILLA, ADOLFO JJR, 2937 W. CYPRESS CREEK ROAD SUITE 200 FT LAUDERDALE, FL 33309 Name Changed: 10/18/1996 Address Changed: 02/04/2013 Officer /Director DetailName & Address Title PCEOSD COTILLA, ADOLFO J JR 2937 W CYPRESS CREEK RD STE 200 FT LAUDERDALE, FL 33309 Annual Reports Report Year Filed Date 2013 02/04/2013 2014 01/13/2014 RFQ No. 15 -04 -01 1 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR A NEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS AVE. ` PROFESSIONAL LICENSES AND CERTIFICATIONS Document Images 04/29/2015 -- ANNUAL REPORT View image in PDF format 01/13/2014 --ANNUAL REPORT View image in PDF format 07/23/2013 -- AMENDED ANNUAL REPORT View image in PDF format 02/04/2013 -- ANNUAL REPORT View image in PDF format 02/01/2012 -- ANNUAL REPORT View image in PDF format 01/20/2011 --ANNUAL REPORT View image in PDF format 09/17/2010 -- ANNUAL REPORT View image in PDF format 07/29/2010 -- ANNUAL REPORT View image in PDF format 04/20/2010 -- ANNUAL REPORT View image in PDF format 01/27/2010 -- ANNUAL REPORT View image in PDF format 01/06/2009 -- ANNUAL REPORT View image in PDF format 08/06/2008 -- ANNUAL REPORT View image in PDF format 01/17/2008 -- ANNUAL REPORT View image in PDF format 01/25/2007 -- ANNUAL REPORT View image in PDF format 03/07/2006 -- ANNUAL REPORT View image in PDF format 01/05/2005 -- ANNUAL REPORT View image in PDF format 03/09/2004 -- ANNUAL REPORT View image in PDF format 02/17/2003 -- ANNUAL REPORT View image in PDF format 03/18/2002 -- ANNUAL REPORT View image in PDF format 01/30/2001 -- ANNUAL REPORT View image in PDF format 01/25/2000 -- ANNUAL REPORT View image in PDF format 03/17/1999 -- ANNUAL REPORT View image in PDF format 05/15/1998 -- ANNUAL REPORT View image in PDF format 05/19/1997 -- ANNUAL REPORT View image in PDF format 04/08/1996 -- ANNUAL REPORT View image in PDF format 01/24/1995 -- ANNUAL REPORT View image in PDF format RFQ No. 15 -04 -01 I ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR A NEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS AVE. um PROFESSIONAL LICENSES AND CERTIFICATIONS State of Florida Department of State I certify from the records of this office that ACAI ASSOCIATES, INC. is a corporation organized under the laws of the State of Florida, filed on January 22, 1985. The document number of this corporation is H39075. I further certify that said corporation has paid all fees due this office through December 31, 2015, that its most recent annual report/uniform business report was filed on April 29, 2015, and that its status is active. I further certify that said corporation has not filed Articles of Dissolution. Given under my hand and the Great Seal of the State of Florida at Tallahassee, the Capital, this the Twenty -ninth day of April, 2015 04W la Secretary of State Tracking Number: CC5640346684 To authenticate this certificate,visit the following site,enter this number, and then follow the instructions displayed. https: / /services.su nbiz.o rg /Filings /CertificatcOiStatu s /CertificateAuthentication RFQ No. 15 -04 -01 1 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR A NEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS AVE. 1 1 PROFESSIONAL LICENSES AND CERTIFICATIONS ACAI Associates, Inc. and all assigned key professional staff possess all licenses and certifications required to undertake and complete the project for this solicitation. STATE OF FLORIDA .—SEC.— DEPARTMENT OFBU9INESSANOPROFESSIONALREGULATION O '0 BOARD OF LANDSCAPE ARC MILECTJRE BOARD OF ARCHTFECTURE A, INTERIOR DESIGN TAeL yRSCAPE ARCHITECT BUSINESS o Named Ealovr HAS REGISTERED UndoI - PKrvaloee PI CMPRI181 FS O EKPra600 dab NOV b, 2015 f:g14e8on ACAIA59OCIATES INC ❑• ❑• 2937 W CYPRESS CREEK RD SUITE 200 FORT WESTCYPRE9S CREEK RD BLE 20S FORTLAUDEROIILE 83330E FORT LAUGERDAIE 833309 tv OISPIAYAS REQUIRED BY LAW HIMM A mCK SCOTT I KEN IAY50.Y '� GOVERNUR DIBPlAY AS REQUIRED RY LAW SECRETMY RICK SCOTT GOVERNOR STATE GF FLORIDA .—SEC.— DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL REGULATION DF➢ARiMENT OF BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL REGULAT CONBTLUCRON INDUSTRY LICENSING BOARD BOARD OF ARCHTFECTURE A, INTERIOR DESIGN wmlaN. 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T1te do cumin number of tlus corporation is 251407. 1 furtltetcertify appal said cotpvatiol pas pail all fees due this Office daough December 31. ?015, that its most recent annual reportlmlf —i business report .as filed on Jarncn 7, 2015, Bud its slants is active, 1 further cmfy that said c-p xalinn has INN filed Articles of Dissolution. r&— .d--y k..d—dA, r—Srar q(6r SAW q(FfPJ+NR at TW&ok e, tic CRPTbT, W. RcSr.YNA di/n' fJ --,y, MI5 l- 1- a�„ Secretaq afState AuatmlkmMID: CC41G038611T T. VUVRiKkme NU trNYlole,.lW tle fMFiwliS Jlccnrer NN ID, vndlAmfPlRVr Afi<hRruaian Nrp4,aa. Mper;e114avei4mbtmau6rmliliM __- �4W St at rida BoarcY sioleers Ro E. FQPE Is licensed as a Profess # ter 471, Florida Statutes Don: 2/2812017 4" P.H. fir. Nat Audit Naha 228201700.184 wlw 41863 Stag rida Bo arC eers 4 C�FBPE Is licensed as a Pro l j A ter 471, Florida Statutes E.Pi.ti— 2/78/2017 (• P.E. 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N b of Yu @.c Ifwuar or Ikrhw 1h.awbnhtr,.. asrlr hu.v^ a 4.1.1 w 1bu aumplln .I6 b.+ wI rrt.4ltt.� PROFESSIONAL LICENSES AND CERTIFICATIONS Stag F1 r i d a Board Pro tonal Engineers 6Itests that Qop1e wulms �FBPE Is licensed as a Profesgl gln Iiiapter 471, Florida Statutes Euplra0on:2rz82017 - r _ ,��''. P.E. / SI LIe. No: Audh No: 228201703429 51 l fl. 7018689 SPECIAL INSPECTOR J.IJ JJJ JJJ JJJ GBCI GREEN BUILDING CERTIFICATION INSTITUTE Donata Williams LEED' ACCREDITED PROFESSIONAL RFQ No. 15 -04 -01 1 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR A NEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS AVE. 1 PROFESSIONAL LICENSES AND CERTIFICATIONS JALRW ENGINERING State, Florida Boat" AiiotlalE deers ¢!tests tbu `T JohnsotT,►c �t�Rodrigtr Wale FBPE is outhorired under the inns oT i- so the public thou o P afessi I cio �" • to offer engineering services pu through Epp JSgglttr,, et hapter 471, Florido Statutes. Espiratiov. 212812.017 CA Sic No: A,& N,: 22=1102281 r`I� E • 4290 T� Stagrida Boar PT moll eers Ho ue .E.t&FBPE Is licensed as a Profess ter 471, Florida Statutes Eepintbv:2l2812017 ;�' , (W - P.E. Ik- No: Audit No: 228201718801 OD 77 T 50198 TERRACON CONSULTING, INC. Stag (,,-, Florida Boar6p" P Tonal E 'beers - �tresrs that '� �\ �Ga'gpEnitantfi; Inc. ,., FBPE 4 auth -i cd under the p s ons0 blufas, ro offer engineering services to the public through o professional Engineer; d er dopier 471, Florida Smruta. Erp'aadon: �'2Rrmt' s - CA U No, Audit No: 22fl201'OISJT RICK 6CDTT f -ERNoR 1@! STATE OF FLORIDA LAWSON, SECIiETMY DEPARTIIPM OF BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL REGU VDN , � BOARD OF PROFESSIONAL GEOLOGLSIS F ., The PROFE390rLLL GEOLOGIST - - - ,,Y' Namebaelau IS LICENSED Udm as pmmeWm d C hat!m 492 FS '- EvPration dale JIA 31, N15 PETRIC,ANDvM ,4 O l Pea. 12191 IN HCTN JUPITER FL 33170 DISPLAY AS REQUIRED BY LAW —1 rua imie F Boarder Prgf ssional Enneers Atigeata than Tho' si`biii® +T tl r, E. F B P E Is licensed as a PtofessinpA `L2h yp'tu 471, Florida Statutes Ezpaatiom 212812017 (, -` P.E. fie tee Audis No: P.R. 228201707583 27451 a- Stat FArida Board sloflailE eers FBPE Is licensed as a Professi a to 471, Florida Statutes Espital- 2f28121117 PQ .ic. 2 N. Anda No: 22820171lls01 Opp -1 'l 55340 Stat3. l -orida r p Board Prg �ssloal Eleers v� 1ve° o a FBPE Is licensed as a Profess to 471, Florida Statutes Eaploutlaa 2!28/2017 rOp t ti L - P.H. Ue. No: Aodtt Na: 2202111718082 42459 State of Florida Department of State 1 certify fain the records of this amce that TERRACON CONSULTANTS. MC is a Detnwme corporation authorised to transact business in the Sim of Florida, pualrfred on December 31, 2003. The document number ofthis eorpontion is F0400MI 14 1 further eenity that said corporation has paid all fees due this office through December 31, 2015, Ihm its most Recent annual mpon /uniform business Man wa fled an Febnmuy 12, 2015, and its status is relive. I further emit that said corporation hat not flied a Cenifieme of Withdrawal. Gh-- dnnfhamdmtd Me G—Sea' a /Mr SYau.fRm 1d. al T aahanr. Mr caybml, Fix Me F,J/h dry' fM—b. 2515 Ac. Secretary ojStare AnAn'.' In: CL>Naailr rmnm.mxrx,.mm�aw,ntrr..ln •un.,nnx , Io,.wan xr. rrimnnx..4lyxrsm My,:IhpxwM'v�rt/„nnlFn.Itil — —! STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTNENTOF BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL REGULATION SOAROOFPROFESIONALGEOLOGISIS , � Gree re h. r The GEOLOGY BUSINESS N bei IS GE"MED U—ale pl Mm-, a1cMpIm 482 fS ErFha ,J.te. JUL31.2018 _ TERNACONCONSULTANTS. INC 0 1675 LEE ROAD WINTERPARK FL 32759 } ihvev pv1— DISPIAYAS REQUIRED BY LAW scam L—samlen RFQ No. 15 -04 -01 1 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR A NEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS AVE. 1 SPINNAKER Stag * :corida Board. .PiQt�essiofial'Eh veers r ;., m"ta!fiat r -Fiem' �FBP1 Is licensed as a Professlo�e'fui�g[fter 471, Florida Statutes E,puahov: 2/28/2017 '+ (+ - 42- �';�s' P.E V No: Audit No: 228201704031 4�1i Sr' 3116 t` 1 1 guru �.:.naw°m +ew+u. e�a6 F°m• :1 �� a�.eu•e,.a axuq sn.n., -. PROFESSIONAL LICENSES AND CERTIFICATIONS 1 1 � 1 weerwray a t° eenewi°°4aro°°�eMOati<u.ro :1 °°ems;" ..�� ��...<��:�ra• State of Florida Department of State 1eenify from the —,,I ofilas oRn.cthat THE SPINNAKER GROUP MANAGEMENT, INC is.t-T ialwnocga.ieed under the legs of the State of Honda, filed oa December 3, 2003 The document number ufdtis cutpomtion is P030001a487s I further cettify that mid —potation has paid all fees doe this o1151t< through IXCemhcr 31, 2015, that its mast !teen! avnu" iupoNundoim busivcss mpon was filed on January 12, 2015. and its status is active 1 further certify that mid c,gmmti,n has not filed Articles of Dissolution. c .ndr, a�xansawar f <natSraf ajar Sran °fJ7°rida m TdfsFnaee, Ne Copint rhh Nr T.rfrN dap] JJana°rp, lafT Secretary of State ...i.<a l.T- m:—,.<,T,ai i.i. «..tmn,.w<n<rxe:i.t aD.•D<ah iD. W ihn 1.4w UeininnlrmdhplryK PJ enlurah4.artlrtnn�hrer.himl :1 p�a<mena.. � �Mw �.�•aa. � a��.aam ma,w•nu �dmri�0iro• ...wA,. ra►.i � Far. 1 1 by .. �.>wiw<a,<�r >° eta• rrtenB nq wary sp<m�. RFQ No. I5-04 -01 1 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR A NEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS AVE. 1 i jle</� (- - Minority, Women & Florida Veteran Business Certification ACAI Associates, Inc I.., rud ur.:"'I`" of Y.s7 -d l _• ?J. I187. ill .d.I S-- Ws a «:r -.d In:ai 04116/2014 I 04/16/2016 SERVICES i � .,,..d al sapouo. State of Florida MinoLit), [lbnfen & -' eorl ice- 17fsabled I �teran is or ro�� Business Certification S $ F Engineers, Inc. Is certified under the provisions of 287 and 295.187, Florida Statutes for a period from: i 1N04/2013 to 10/04/2015 FloHaa Cepad— of Management 5'"I s /ohn P Miln. Sa:rebry Oft, of Supplier Oly<rsity alweds�i.<li..u� spiv [vpl+^.a. , n.w Tan,wee.aaiMnpea ksn.w>.als �... �eJJm�,unn u. PROFESSIONAL LICENSES AND CERTIFICATIONS Bf"UWARD plica d Ecarmmw orb SmaN Baainnaa Gevabpmanl <wI twaPa9a. rlavl, ltbr Ms. V.,:— srlsmer SPINNAKER GROUP MANAGEMENT, INC. 50r^ aka W<apn FbnW 3J326 tlaa Ms Srnda- TM BrawaJ Cway Olrc< a Epn«MC. aryl SmnN Businau 0m MMI Is plamw w a d yo« company eerMKaaan m a Courl[y Bualrbsa Enlapriae (CBE(.VOw Ilan 5 nvr. ofG�Mp to panl[ygb n yre orcca a Ecananc and setae asint�a oaaabpman prvparn Non mnl your Nrm m ... Aal warn me sands d Man Ia ao &ru,reu wet amnnrn C—, ny anenua6 rtgnlhly rbikaAOp 6Na ev<ry rinrJ Thuu 4ay d gq m «IR F« spy knw aN bglion, please vvan «a wpesno al Ima,;A.ww.mwrara. aa�naaeur�<a,Amra«a. To review c «raN &anal County Gowmmem W opporivatip vs W' niKa tMµyr Omwarq p ,yYSC>`a_°m^SuL'K 'yckaevlvr Hrm Ge opp«Imiries avar M— wN Iw aamrbaa o ae«Ins via ems". masse keep Lom uw Pi,rtivs'uro Orviaim eml mo OMta al EmrlwMc mb smart BusinHS Onowpnall ap «aaa of yar current o-mnl aONess Vau m cnrM�eJ w panbpale b tlw IaWtiig plag«y(ft Archllecluml aM EnskrNa' '.q The a mw nan ywr as,np h wr Jroclay <.a road. vpu mnr a�seas ywr rmfa nsnrq fir �=•r p ma pure al Emnwac and Smai B�:+c— - smamenl Graciary. lv4ypp pn by wl<mvl al. nlrEm<aa a.orabara+•mM��Ka cFrA «, �smnu Ba:w<aa Gnaaary W. 1a lanvab to 1N1 Mm ypr ro ..rww gmiMr aapmrrines 1« ymr pssinass —,h moray pracurarnrnr f o Apbsan, 580 Nan gcr Glaz al Epnamic mb.^vnaN Brcixzs Uevebpmarl pri ^bn c<n Agmcv —CBE CERTIFICATION ENP MTM E-E: aG2a2a15 RFQ No. 15 -04 -01 1 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR A NEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS AVE. 1 Minority, Women & Florida Veteran Business Certification JALRW Engineering Group, Inc _17 an i .uS I c7, fl a d, _y vI -- M1 riud from 0412M14 04/22/2016 SERVICES f 'IL aw� al sapouo. State of Florida MinoLit), [lbnfen & -' eorl ice- 17fsabled I �teran is or ro�� Business Certification S $ F Engineers, Inc. Is certified under the provisions of 287 and 295.187, Florida Statutes for a period from: i 1N04/2013 to 10/04/2015 FloHaa Cepad— of Management 5'"I s /ohn P Miln. Sa:rebry Oft, of Supplier Oly<rsity alweds�i.<li..u� spiv [vpl+^.a. , n.w Tan,wee.aaiMnpea ksn.w>.als �... �eJJm�,unn u. PROFESSIONAL LICENSES AND CERTIFICATIONS Bf"UWARD plica d Ecarmmw orb SmaN Baainnaa Gevabpmanl <wI twaPa9a. rlavl, ltbr Ms. V.,:— srlsmer SPINNAKER GROUP MANAGEMENT, INC. 50r^ aka W<apn FbnW 3J326 tlaa Ms Srnda- TM BrawaJ Cway Olrc< a Epn«MC. aryl SmnN Businau 0m MMI Is plamw w a d yo« company eerMKaaan m a Courl[y Bualrbsa Enlapriae (CBE(.VOw Ilan 5 nvr. ofG�Mp to panl[ygb n yre orcca a Ecananc and setae asint�a oaaabpman prvparn Non mnl your Nrm m ... Aal warn me sands d Man Ia ao &ru,reu wet amnnrn C—, ny anenua6 rtgnlhly rbikaAOp 6Na ev<ry rinrJ Thuu 4ay d gq m «IR F« spy knw aN bglion, please vvan «a wpesno al Ima,;A.ww.mwrara. aa�naaeur�<a,Amra«a. To review c «raN &anal County Gowmmem W opporivatip vs W' niKa tMµyr Omwarq p ,yYSC>`a_°m^SuL'K 'yckaevlvr Hrm Ge opp«Imiries avar M— wN Iw aamrbaa o ae«Ins via ems". masse keep Lom uw Pi,rtivs'uro Orviaim eml mo OMta al EmrlwMc mb smart BusinHS Onowpnall ap «aaa of yar current o-mnl aONess Vau m cnrM�eJ w panbpale b tlw IaWtiig plag«y(ft Archllecluml aM EnskrNa' '.q The a mw nan ywr as,np h wr Jroclay <.a road. vpu mnr a�seas ywr rmfa nsnrq fir �=•r p ma pure al Emnwac and Smai B�:+c— - smamenl Graciary. lv4ypp pn by wl<mvl al. nlrEm<aa a.orabara+•mM��Ka cFrA «, �smnu Ba:w<aa Gnaaary W. 1a lanvab to 1N1 Mm ypr ro ..rww gmiMr aapmrrines 1« ymr pssinass —,h moray pracurarnrnr f o Apbsan, 580 Nan gcr Glaz al Epnamic mb.^vnaN Brcixzs Uevebpmarl pri ^bn c<n Agmcv —CBE CERTIFICATION ENP MTM E-E: aG2a2a15 RFQ No. 15 -04 -01 1 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR A NEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS AVE. 1 CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH City Clerk's Department Sunny Isles Beach Government Center FORMS, AFFIDAVITS, ADDENDA &ATTACHMENTS FORMS & ATTACHMENTS This proposal demonstrates the qualifications, competence and capacity of our firm inconformity with the requiremetns of the specifications in the RFQ. Our proposal addresses all points outlined in the specifications of this RFQ. The following pages of this section contain the Addendum acknowledgement forms as well as all other required forms for this RFQ. RFQ No. 15 -04 -01 1 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR A NEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS AVE. 1 FORMS & ATTACHMENTS N—ti�5(Ef O: R NON- COLLUSION AFFIDAVIT City of Sunny Isles Beach •',�D- " �' 18070 Collins Avenue %F '•FLoa5' Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 o, su" r Telephone: (305) 947 -0606 Fax: (305) 949 -3113 STATE OF FLORIDA ) COUNTY OF BROWARD I The undersigned being first duty sworn as provided by law, deposes, and says: This Affidavit is made with the knowledge and intent that it is to be filed with the City of Sunny Isles Beach City Commission and that It will be relied upon by said County, in any consideration which may give to and any action it may take with respect to this Bid. The undersigned is authorized to make this Affidavit on behalf of, ACAI Associates, Inc. (Name of Corporation, Partnership, Individual, etc.) a Corporation formed under the laws of Florida (Type of Business) (State) of which he is President (Sole Owner, Partner, President, etc.) Neither the undersigned nor any person, firm, or corporation named in above Paragraph 10.2, nor anyone else to the knowledge of the undersigned, have themselves solicited or employed anyone else to solicit favorable action for this Bid by the City, also that no head of any department or employee therein, or any officer of the City of Sunny Isles Beach, Florida is directly interested therein. This Bid is genuine and not collusive or a sham, the person, firm or corporation named above in Paragraph 10.2 has not colluded, conspired, connived or agreed directly or indirectly with any proposers or.pmon, firm or corporation, to put in a sham Bid, or that such person, firm or corporation, shall refrain from Bidding, and has _ot -in any manner, directly or indirectly, sought by agreement or collusion, or communication or conference with any person, firm or cor lion, to fix the prices of said Bid or Bids of any other proposers; and all statements contained in the Bid or Bid d above true d further, neither the undersigned, nor the person, firm or corporation named above in Paragraph 10.2, has clly or indlre ub ed said Bid or the contents thereof, or divulged information or data relative thereto, to any association or to any m ber or agent th fj President AFFIANTs TITLE TAKEN, SWORN AND SUBSCRIBED TO BEFORE ME this _ZM day of May 2015_ Personally Known or Produced Identification X Type of identification Florida Driver's License (Affix seal here) v� Nicole A. Spencer COMMISSION i PF194540 EXPIRES: d811lli y 29, 2019 WWW.AARONNOTARY.COM DECEMBER29.2010 1 of 7 TARY PUBLI (na printed or typed) RFQ No. 15 -04 -01 1 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR A NEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS AVE. 1 FORMS & ATTACHMENTS SJ yNY 1 PUBLIC ENTITY CRIMES n City of Sunny Isles Beach F 18070 Collins Avenue tiF D' Fro/ Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 c„ y or $LL" '',�~ Telephones. (305) 947 -0606 Fair (305) 949 -3113 SWORN STATEMENT PURSUANT TO SECTION 287.133(3)(a) FLORIDA STATUTES, ON PUBLIC ENTITY CRIMES PUBLIC ENTITY CRIMES Pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (2) (a) of Section 287.133, Florida State Statutes - "A person or affiliate who has been placed on the convicted vendor list following a conviction for a public entity crime may not submit a Bid on a Contract to provide any goods or services to a public entity, may not submit a Bid on a Contract with a public entity for the construction or repair of a public building or public Work, may not submit Bids on leases of real property to a public entity, may not be awarded to perform Work as a Contractor, supplier, Sub - Contractor, or Consultant under a Contract with any public entity, and may not transact business with any public entity in excess of the threshold amount Category Two of Sec. 287.017, FS for thirty six months from the date of being placed on the convicted vendor list ". THIS FORM MUST BE SIGNED AND SWORN TO IN THE PRESENCE OF A NOTARY PUBLIC OR OTHER OFFICIAL AUTHORIZED TO ADMINISTER OATHS. 11.1. This sworn statement is submitted to City of Sunny Isles Beach by Adolfo J. Cotilla, Jr., President Ipnnt Individuals name and net for ACAI Associates Inc. pn name o en su mE ng sworn staternentl whose business address is: 2937 W. Cypress Creek Road, Unit 200 Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33309 and (if applicable) its Federal Employer Identification number (FEIN) is 65- 0020223 (If the entity had no FEIN, include the Social Security Number of the individual signing this sworn statement: ) 11.2. 1 understand that a "public entity crime" as defined in Paragraph 287.133(1)(g), Florida Statutes, means a violation of any state or federal law by a person with respect to and directly related to the transaction of business with any public entity or with an agency or political subdivision of any other state or with the United States, including, but not limited to, any Bid or Contract for goods or services to be provided to any public entity or an agency or political subdivision of any other state of the United States and involving antitrust, fraud, theft, bribery, collusion, racketeering, conspiracy, or material misrepresentation. 11.3. 1 understand that "convicted" or "conviction" as defined in Para, 287.133(1)(b), Florida Statutes, means a finding of guilt or a conviction of a public entity crime, with or without an adjudication of guilt, in any federal or state trail court of record relating to charges brought by indictment or information after July 1, 1989, as a result of a jury verdict, non -jury trial, or entry of a plea of guilty or nolo contendere. 11.4. 1 understand that an "affiliate" as defined in Para. 287.133(1)(a), Florida Statutes, means: a.) predecessor or successor of a person convicted of a public entity crime; or b.) Any entity under the control of any natural person who is active in the management of the entity and who has been convicted of a public entity crime. The term "affiliate" includes those officers, directors, executors, partners, shareholders, employees, members, and agents who are active in the management of an affiliate. The ownership by one person of shares constituting a controlling interest in another person, or a pooling of equipment or income among persons when not for fair DECEMBER 29, 2010 2of7 RFQ No. 15 -04 -01 1 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR A NEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS AVE. ! ` FORMS & ATTACHMENTS market value under an arm's length agreement, shall be a prime facie case that one person controls another person. A person who knowingly enters into a joint venture with a person who has been convicted of a public entity crime in Florida during the preceding 36 months shall be considered an affiliate. 11.5. 1 understand that a "person" as defined in Para. 287.133(1)(e), Florida Statutes, means any natural person or entity organized under the laws of any state or of the United States with the legal power to enter into a binding Contract and which Bids or applies to Bid on Contracts for the provision of goods or services let by a public entity, or which otherwise transacts or applies to transact business with a public entity. The term "persons" includes those officers, directors, executives, partners, shareholders, employees, members, and agents who are active in management of any entity. 11.6. Based on information and belief, the statement which I have marked below is true in relation to the entity submitting this sworn statement. (Indicate which statement applies.) X Neither the entity submitting this sworn statement, nor any of it's officers, directors, executives, partners, shareholders, employees, members, or agents who are active in the management of the entity, nor any affiliate of the entity has been charged with and convicted of a public entity crime subsequent to July 1, 1989. The entity submitting this sworn statement, or one or more of its officers, directors, executives, partners, shareholders, employees, members, or agents who are active in the management of the entity, or an affiliate of the entity has been charged with and convicted of a public entity crime subsequent to July 1, 1989. The entity submitting this sworn statement, or one or more of its officers, directors, executives, partners, shareholders, employees, members, or agents who are active in the management of the entity, or an affiliate of the entity has been charged with and convicted of a public entity crime subsequent to July 1, 1989. However, there has been a subsequent proceeding before a Hearing Officer of the State of Florida, Division of Administrative Hearings and the Final Order entered by the Hearing Officer of the State of Florida, Division of Administrative Hearings and the Final Order entered by the Hearing Officer determined that it was not in the public interest to place the entity submitting this sworn statement on the convicted vendor list. (Attach a copy of the final order.) I UNDERSTAND THAT THE SUBMISSION OF THIS FORM TO THE CONTRACTING OFFICER FOR THE PUBLIC ENTITY IDENTIFIED IN PARAGRAPH 11.1 (ONE) ABOVE IS F �ftBLIC ENTITY ONLY AND, THAT THIS FORM IS VALID THROUGH DECEMBER 31 OF TH LENDAR YEAR IN WHICH IT IS FILED. I ALSO UNDERSTAND THAT I AM REQUIRED TO INFORM PUBLIC ENTITY PRIOR TO ENTERING INTO A CONTRACT IN EXCESS OF THE —M)LD A NT PROVIDED IN SECTION 287.017, FLORIDA STATUTES, FOR CATEGORY TWO ANY, CHAN IN THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS FORM. By: (Si re Adolfo J. Cotilla, Jr. (Printed Name) President (Title) Sworn to and subscribed before me this 29th day of May 20 15 , by Adolfo J. Cotilla, Jr. (AFFIX O RY TA -'All F : �llCo l' encer COMMISSION i 194540 Signatur . No ry Py1� rc — Late of Florida EXPIRES: Janm 29, 2019 f/ www.AARMOtARY.CON Print or Type Commissioned Name Personally Known OR Produced Identification X Type of Identification Produced Florida Driver's License 1011M 3 of 7 RFQ No. 15 -04 -01 1 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR A NEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS AVE. 1 FORMS & ATTACHMENTS 4 SJNNY INC,x EQUAL OPPORTUNITY / J: AFFIRMATIVE ACTION � P City of Sunny Isles Beach 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 Telephone: (305) 947 -0606 Fax (305) 949 -3113 EQUAL OPPORTUNITY /AFFIRMATIVE ACTION STATEMENT The contractors and all subcontractors hereby agree to a commitment to the principles and practices of equal opportunity in employment and to comply with the letter and spirit of federal, state, and local laws and regulations prohibiting discrimination based on race, color, religion, national region, se andicap, marital status, and political affiliation or belief, I Signed: Title: President Firm: ACAI Associates, Inc. Address: 2937 Cypress Creek Road, Suite 200 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 DECEMBER 28.2010 4of7 RFQ No. 15 -04 -01 1 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR A NEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS AVE. FORMS & ATTACHMENTS SvN NY IS�Ff CONFLICT OF INTEREST City of Sunny Isles Beach 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach, Fl- 33160 > o, sit+ �� Telephone: (305) 947 -0606 Fax: (305) 949 -3113 CONFLICT OF INTEREST STATEMENT The award of any contract hereunder is subject to the provisions of Chapter 112, Florida State Statutes. Proposers must disclose with their Bids, the name of any officer, director, partner, associate or agent who is also an officer or employee of the City of Sunny Isles Beach or its agencies. STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF BROWARD BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, personally appeared Adolfo J. Cotilla, Jr. who was duly swom, deposes, and states: 18.1. 1 am the President of ALAI Associates, Inc_ with a local office in Fort Lau er a e and principal office in Fort Lauderd e 18.2. The above named entity is submitting a Bid for the City of Sunny Isles Beach, Bid No. 15 -04 -01 described as: Landscape Maintenance Services. The Affiant has made diligent inquiry and provides the information contained in this Affidavit based upon his own knowledge. 18.3 The Affiant states that only one submittal for the above Bid is being submitted and that the above named entity has no financial interest in other entities submitting Bids for the same project. 18.4 Neither the Affiant nor the above named entity has directly or indirectly entered into any agreement, participated in any collusion, or otherwise taken any action in restraints of free competitive pricing in connection with the entity's submittal for the above Bid. This statement restricts the discussion of pricing data until the completion of negotiations if necessary and execution of the Contract for this project. 18.5 Neither the entity nor its affiliates, nor any one associated with them, is presently suspended or otherwise ineligible from participation in contract letting by any local, State, or Federal Agency. 18.6 Neither the entity, nor its affiliates, nor any one associated with them have any potential conflict of interest due to any other clients, contracts, or property interests for this project. 18.71 certify that no member of the entity's ownership or management is presently applying for any employee position or actively seeking an elected position with the City of Sunny Isles Beach. 18.81 certify that no member of the entity's ownership or management, or staff has a vested interest in any aspect of the City of Sunny Isles Beach. 18.9 In the event that a conflict of interest is identified in the provision of services, I, on behalf of the above named entity, will immediately notify the City of Sunny Isles Beach. Dated this 28th day of May 2015. President_ AFFIANT Print or Type Name and Title Sworn to and subscribed before me this 28th day of May 2015. O Personally Known OR O Produced Identification X ;Type f Id e on Florida Driver's License NOTARY PUBLIC STATE OF FLORIDA Nicole A. SRencer COMMISSION # 194540 EXPIRES: January 29, 2019 www.AARONNOTARY.COM McEmwR2e, 2010 5 of 7 RFQ No. 15 -04 -01 1 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR A NEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS AVE. FORMS & ATTACHMENTS OF S,NNY `r(F�,p DISPUTE DISCLOSURE City of Sunny Isles Beach �` ➢ p' 18070 Collins Avenue of '' • F LOW Sunny Isles Beach, Fl. 33160 Telephone:(305)947 -0606 Fax: (305) 949-3113 DISPUTE DISCLOSURE FORM Answer the following questions by placing a "X" after "Yes" or "No ". If you answer "Yes ", please explain in the space provided, or on a separate sheet attached to this form. 19.1. Has your firm or any of its officers, received a reprimand of any nature or been suspended by the Department of Professional Regulations or any other regulatory agency or professional associations within the last five (5) years? YES NO X 19.2. Has your firm, or any member of your firm, been declared in default, terminated or removed from a contract or job related to the services your firm provides in the regular course of business within the last five (5) years? YES NO X 19.3. Has your firm had against it or filed any requests for equitable adjustment, contract claims, Bid protests, or litigation in the past five (5) years that is related to the services your firm provides in the regular course of business? YES X NO If yes, state the nature of the request for equitable adjustment, contract claim, litigation, or protest, and state a brief description of the case, the outcome or status of the suit and the monetary amounts of extended contract time involved. (See attached) I hereby certify that all statements made are true and agree and understand that any misstatement or misrepresentation of falsification of facts��ause for forfeiture of rights for further consideration of this Bid for the City 9f Saank Isles Beach.,,- ACAI Asso t i!( Inc. May 28, 2015 Firm Date Adolfo J. Cotilla, Jr., President Authorized Signature Print or Type Name and Title DEcemsEa 28.2010 6 of 7 RFQ No. 15 -04 -01 1 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR A NEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS AVE. FORMS & ATTACHMENTS )kWleA111111ilk I a s s o c i a t e s, i n c. 2937 W. Cypress Creek Rd. I Suite 200 1 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 May 29, 2015 Sunny Isles Beach Government Center 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach, Florida 33160 ADDENDUM I: DISPUTE DISCLOSURE - SUPPORTING DOCUMENTATION ACAI Associates Inc. has two claims to report within the past five years. In the first claim, the lawsuit is entitled "Thornton Construction Company, Inc. vs. LPI Realty, Inc., et al ", case no. 0865431 CA 08, and this claim was settled and closed on March 28, 2011. In this lawsuit, ACAI served as both, a defendant and a cross - plaintiff, as a result of its counter- claim. This suit is summarized as follows: ACAI (the Architect) designed a 24,000 GSF building (the LPI Headquarters located in Doral, Florida), four stories in height. The Construction Contract was awarded to Thornton Construction Company, Inc. The Contractor failed to timely complete the building in accordance with the Contract Time in its contract and walked off the project. Subsequently the Contractor liened the property and sued the Owners, and the Architect, claiming delays and seeking the remaining balance on its contract. The Owner counter - claimed the Contractor seeking to recover the cost to complete the Project. In turn, ACAI filed its compulsory counterclaims against the Contractor, seeking to recover the additional costs resulting from extended professional services rendered during the delayed completion of the Project. The second claim is entitled "School Board of Broward County vs. ACAI Associates, Inc." and this claim is summarized as follows: ACAI (the Architect) developed a 25 acre bus maintenance compound consisting of parking for approximately 370 school buses and a bus wash /bus fueling building, an administration building for the bus drivers and a 2 story multiple bay bus maintenance facility. Separate and non - concurrent construction contracts were awarded to Bergeron Land Development (for paving and Construction Management) and TGSV (to build the Bus Maintenance Facility). Bergeron Land Development made a claim which was dismissed with prejudice on October 26, 2012. RFQ No. 1504 -01 1 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR A NEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS ANTE. ' FORMS & ATTACHMENTS INSURANCE CERTIFICATE '4` °R°® CERTIFICATE OF LIABILITY INSURANCE 5126/20l15 THIS CERTIFICATE IS ISSUED AS A MATTER OF INFORMATION ONLY AND CONFERS NO RIGHTS UPON THE CERTIFICATE HOLDER. THIS CERTIFICATE DOES NOT AFFIRMATIVELY OR NEGATIVELY AMEND, EXTEND OR ALTER THE COVERAGE AFFORDED BY THE POLICIES BELOW. THIS CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE DOES NOT CONSTITUTE A CONTRACT BETWEEN THE ISSUING INSURER(S), AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE OR PRODUCER, AND THE CERTIFICATE HOLDER. IMPORTANT: If the certificate holder is an ADDITIONAL INSURED, the policy(ies) must be endorsed. If SUBROGATION IS WAIVED, subject to the terms and conditions of the policy, certain policies may require an endorsement. A statement on this certificate does not confer rights to the certificate holder in lieu of such endorsement(s). PRODUCER Corporate Insurance Advisors 100 NE 3rd Avenue Slate 1000 Ft. Lauderdale FL 33301 CONTACT Jud Pinkne NAME: Y y 1AIG N (954)315 -5000 FAX No): 1 9541 3 15 -5050 p-MpAgL _jpinkney @ciafl.net INSURERS AFFORDING COVERAGE NAICN INsuRrRA.Transportation Insurance Co 20494 INSURED Acai Associates, Inc., 2937 West Cypress Creek Road Slate #200 Ft Lauderdale FL 33309 INSURERB:COntinental Ins Co of Hartford INSURERC:Ironshore Specialty Insurance 25445 INSURER D: INSURER E: 1 INSURER F: $ 1,000,000 COVERAGES CERTIFICATE NUMBER:14 -15 Liability REVISION NUMBER: THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT THE POLICIES OF INSURANCE LISTED BELOW HAVE BEEN ISSUED TO THE INSURED NAMED ABOVE FOR THE POLICY PERIOD INDICATED_ NOTWITHSTANDING ANY REQUIREMENT, TERM OR CONDITION OF ANY CONTRACT OR OTHER DOCUMENT WITH RESPECT TO WHICH THIS CERTIFICATE MAY BE ISSUED OR MAY PERTAIN, THE INSURANCE AFFORDED BY THE POLICIES DESCRIBED HEREIN IS SUBJECT TO ALL THE TERMS, EXCLUSIONS AND CONDITIONS OF SUCH POLICIES. LIMITS SHOWN MAY HAVE BEEN REDUCED BY PAID CLAIMS. INSR LTR TYPE OF INSURANCE POLICY NUMBER POLICY EFF MM IODNYYY POLICY EXP MM1DD/YYYY LIMITS GENERAL LIABILITY EACH OCCURRENCE $ 1,000,000 NTED PREMISES Ea occurrence S 100,000 A R COMMERCIAL GENERAL LIABILITY CLAIMS -MADE ® OCCUR 084967977 /18/2014 9/18/2115 MED EXP(Any one pe n) $ 5,000 PERSONAL B ADV INJURY $ 1,000,000 X Contractual Liability GENERAL AGGREGATE S 2,000,000 GEN'L AGGREGATE LIMIT APPLIES PER PRODUCTS - COMPIOP AGG S 2,000,000 X POLICY PRO - JFCT F-1 S AUTOMOBILE AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY OMBINEDISINGLE LIMIT S 1,000,0 0 BODILY INJURY (Per person) $ B X ANY AUTO ALL OWNED SCHEDULED AUTOS AUTOS 088541457 /18/2014 9/18/2015 BODILY INJURY (per accident) S PROPERTY DAMAGE Per accident $ HIRED AUTOS NON -OWNED AUTOS PIP -Basic S 10,000 X UMBRELLA LIAB R OCCUR EACH OCCURRENCE $ 4,000,000 AGGREGATE $ 4,000,000 A EXCESS LIAB CLAIMS -MADE DEC) I X I RETENTIONS 0 S 088541474 /18/2014 9/18/2015 WORKERS COMPENSATION WC STATU- OTH- ER AND EMPLOYERS'LIABILITY YIN ANY PROPRIEfORIPARTNERIEXECUTIVE E. L. EACH ACCIDENT $ OFFICERJMEMBER EXCLUDED? O NIA E. L. DISEASE - EA EMPLOYE $ IMandatory In NH) If yes, describe under E L. DISEASE - POLICY LIMIT S DESCRIPTION OF OPERATIONS below C P 001389102 /13/2014 6/13/2015 $2,000,D00/525,000 ded ea cl Each clai Claims Made Form etro Date 1/22/1985 53,0011,000 Aggregate DESCRIPTION OF OPERATIONS I LOCATIONS I VEHICLES (Attach ACORD 101, Additional Remarks Schedule, H more space Is required) SHOULD ANY OF THE ABOVE DESCRIBED POLICIES BE CANCELLED BEFORE ACAI Associates, Inc. THE EXPIRATION DATE THEREOF, NOTICE WILL BE DELIVERED IN 2937 W Cypress Creek Road ACCORDANCE WITH THE POLICY PROVISIONS. Suite 200 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE Mark Schwartz /JUDY ACORD 25 (2010105) ©1988 -2010 ACORD CORPORATION. All rights reserved. INS076 romn —ni Th. Arnion n.n.n .nd Inns — m ie+._A. b. of Arnion RFQ No. 15 -04 -01 1 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR A NEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS AVE. FORMS & ATTACHMENTS INSURANCE CERTIFICATE SO14B2B A ® CERTIFICATE OF LIABILITY INSURANCE GATE (MMIDDIYYYY) 2/25/2015 THIS CERTIFICATE IS ISSUED AS A MATTER OF INFORMATION ONLY AND CONFERS NO RIGHTS UPON THE CERTIFICATE HOLDER. THIS CERTIFICATE DOES NOT AFFIRMATIVELY OR NEGATIVELY AMEND, EXTEND OR ALTER THE COVERAGE AFFORDED BY THE POLICIES BELOW- THIS CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE DOES NOT CONSTITUTE A CONTRACT BETWEEN THE ISSUING INSURER(S), AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE OR PRODUCER, AND THE CERTIFICATE HOLDER. IMPORTANT: If the certificate holder is an ADDITIONAL INSURED, the policy(ies) must be endorsed. If SUBROGATION IS WAIVED, subject to the terns and conditions of the policy, certain policies may require an endorsement. A statement on this certificate does not confer rights to the certificate holder in lieu of such endorsement(s). PRODUCER Commercial Lines Wells Fargo Insurance Services USA, Inc. NTA NAME. =. ut, 888 -572 -2412 a Na ,. E-DMAIL A DRE carts ®tdnel.com 6100 Fairview Road INSURERISJ .AFFORDING COVERAGE NAICN Charlotte, NC 28210 WSURERA: Indemnity Insurance Company of North America 43575 INSURED INSURERS: S Strategic Outsourcing, Inc. INSURER C : PERSONAL S ADV INJURY PO Box 241448 INSURER D S INSURER E: $ Charlotte, NC 28224 INSURER F: AUTOMOBILE COVERAGES CERTIFICATE NUMBER: 8786161 REVISION NUMBER: See below THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT THE POLICIES OF INSURANCE LISTED BELOW HAVE BEEN ISSUED TO THE INSURED NAMED ABOVE FOR THE POLICY PERIOD INDICATED. NOTWITHSTANDING ANY REQUIREMENT, TERM OR CONDITION OF ANY CONTRACT OR OTHER DOCUMENT WITH RESPECT TO WHICH THIS CERTIFICATE MAY BE ISSUED OR MAY PERTAIN, THE INSURANCE AFFORDED BY THE POLICIES DESCRIBED HEREIN IS SUBJECT TO ALL THE TERMS, EXCLUSIONS AND CONDITIONS OF SUCH POLICIES, LIMITS SHOWN MAY HAVE BEEN REDUCED BY PAID CLAIMS, INSR LTR TYPE OF INSURANCE AD DL Us POLICY NUMBER POLICY EFP MMIO POLICY EXP MlDD LIMITS IA COMMERCIAL GENERAL LIABILITY CLAIMS -MADE OCCUR GEN'L AGGREGATE LIMIT APPLIES PER POLICY FJ JEE 0 LOC OTHER. Suite 200 Fort Lauderdale FL 33309 1 EACH OCCURRENCE S Pq MI S s S MED EXP (Any — amen) S PERSONAL S ADV INJURY S GENERAL AGGREGATE S PRODUCTS- COMP /OP AGG $ 5 AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY ANY AUTO ALL OWNED SCHEDULED AUTOS AUTOS NONZWNED HIRED AUTOS AUTOS MBINED SINGLE LIMIT Gent $ BODILY INJURY (Per perm) 5 BODILY INJURY (Per accident) 5 PROPERTY DAMAGE racatlaM $ S UMBRELLA LNB EXCESS LIAR HOCCUR CLAIMS-MADE EACH OCCURRENCE $ AGGREGATE $ OED I I RETENTION 5 A WORKERS COMPENSATION AND ENPLOYERS•L1/1BRITY YIN N ANY PROPRIETOR/PARTNERIEXECUTE OFFICE EMBER EXCLUDED? �N (M datory- NH) Lf yyeas deeaiba uMer DE5CRIPTION OF OPERATIONS below NIA WLRC485E0349 03/07/2015 D3/0112�1E X S R O TH EL EACH ACCIDENT $ 1,000.000 E.L. DISEASE - EA EMPLOYE S 1.00D,000 EL DISEASE - POLICY LIMIT 5 1000 000 DESCRIPTION OF OPERATIONS I LOCATIONS I VEHICLES (ACORD 101, AddiOanel R-0,, Schedule, may be atbct d It mare apace b mqul Tad) Workers' Compensation coverage Is limited to employees leased to ACAI Associates, Ina by Strategic Outsourcing, Inc. CERTIFICATE HOLDER CANCELLAIION ACAI Associates, Inc. SHOULD ANY OF THE ABOVE DESCRIBED POLICIES BE CANCELLED BEFORE 2937 W. Cypress Creek Road THE EXPIRATION DATE THEREOF, NOTICE WILL BE DELIVERED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE POLICY PROVISIONS. Suite 200 Fort Lauderdale FL 33309 1 AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE The ACORD name and logo are registered marks of ACORD ®1988 -2014 ACORD CORPORATION. All rights reserved. ACORD 25 (2014101) RFQ No. 15 -04 -01 f ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR A NEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS AVE. $ FORMS & ATTACHMENTS LITIGATION AND LEGAL CLAIMS CRAVEN THOMPSON & ASSOCIATES, INC. See attached. JALRW ENGINEERING, INC. See Attached. S &F S & F Engineers, Inc. has not been involved in any regulatory action or claim of projects, disputes, litigation or defaults since it began operation in February 2001. See attached. SPINNAKER The Spinnaker Group Inc. has not been involved in any construction or A /E- related litigation, regulatory action or claim of projects, including but not limited to any action against or by any owner, engineer, architect, contractor, subcontractor, material men or supplier, whether active, pending, or concluded, at the mediation, arbitration, trial or appellate level, that has been filed or is pending against our firm within the past five years. See attached. TERRACON CONSULTANTS, INC. See Attached. RFQ No. 15 -04 -01 1 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR A NEW FACILITY AT 18080 COLLINS AVE. CaY CRAVEN -THOWSON&ABBOC&ATER NC, Enineen - PL,—, - 5urveyas - E du Mch1t The following is a list of litigation matters in the past five years involving projects of a similar nature, which Craven Thompson & Associates, Inc. (CTA) has been involved in, and the resolution of the filing: PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY CLAIMS Broward County Case No. 07- 34975(03) - January 2008 - Ocean Palms Association, Inc. v. Ocean Palms, LLC; Plaza Luxury Group, Inc.; Avatar Holdings, Inc.; Coastal Construction Services, LLC; Scott Roth; Robert Garcia; Larry Jenkins; Fullerton Diaz Architects, Inc.; Fes Florida Corp; Craven Thompson & Associates, Inc.; Biscayne Construction Company, Inc.; Hollywood Stone, Inc.; Tip -Top Lawn and Services, Inc.; Pool People, Commercial, Inc.; Bradshaw & Associates, P.A. - Plaintiff claims unspecified problems with the building. It is unclear what civil engineering issues are relevant. The architect and the entire design team are defendants. Case was dismissed - August 7, 2013. Broward County Case No. 09059734 - November 2009 - The Waverly at Las Olas Condominium Association, Inc. v. Waverly Las Olas, LLC, Suffolk Construction Company, Inc., Dorsky Hodgson + Partners, Inc., BBM Structural Engineers, Inc., Steven Feller, P.E., P.L., Craven Thompson & Associates, Inc., ZOM Development - Plaintiff claims unspecified problems with the building. It is unclear what civil engineering issues are relevant. The architect and the entire design team are defendants. Case was dismissed - March 18, 2013. Palm Beach County Case No. 502010CA001641- January 2010 - The Slade Condominium Association, Inc. v. TDC Flagler WPB LTD, TDC Flagler WPB, Inc., as General Partner of TDC Flagler WPB LTD; Weitz Company LLC; Arquitectonica International Corporation; O'Donnell Naccarato Mignogna & Jackson, Inc.; FES, Inc.; Craven Thompson & Associates, Inc.; Coastal Masonry, Inc.; Fire Barrier Installation, Inc.; Summers Fire Sprinklers, Inc.; Farmer & Irwin Corp.; Pomeroy Electric, Inc.; Edwin M. Green, Inc.; White Aluminum Fabrication, Inc.; Coman Caulking and Waterproofing, Inc.; RC Aluminum Industries, Inc.; Ceco Concrete Construction, LLC; Bay to Bay Painting and Waterproofing, Inc.; PTE Strand Co., Inc.; JS Plastering, Inc. The complaint appeared in Palm Beach County Records. It was filed in January 2010 and dismissed by the Plaintiff in June 2010. CTA was never served with a summons and was unaware of the case until a public records search in June 2011. CTA is unaware of any claims against CTA. Case was dismissed -June 2010. Palm Beach County Case No. 5O2O13CA0O7785XXXXMBAJ - June 4, 2013 - The Edge No. One Condominium Association, Inc. vs. The Edge Investors, L.P., a Foreign Limited Partnership; Coastal Construction of South Florida, Inc., a Florida Corporation; Cohen, Freedman, Encinosa & Associates - Architects, P.A., a Florida Corporation; CHM Consulting Engineers, Inc., a Florida Corporation; Steven Feller, P.E., P.L., a Florida Limited Liability Company; Craven Thompson & Associates, Inc., a Florida Corporation; Trans Coastal Construction Company, a Florida Corporation. Plaintiff claims unspecified problems with the building. It is unclear what civil engineering issues are relevant. The contractor, architect and the entire design team are defendants. Case was closed - February 2015. DISPUTES Palm Beach County Case No. 5O2O11CAO14555XXXXMB - September 11, 2011- Darlene Cookish vs. Craven Thompson & Associates, Inc. - No complaint was ever filed. CTA only received a summons for information. The incident did not involve any of our projects. It involved a project next door. Nothing involved Craven Thompson. When this was explained to the plaintiffs' attorney, no further action was taken on their part. The statute of limitations has since passed. Case was dismissed on October 18, 2013. CRAVEN THOMPSON & ASSOCIATES, INC. 1 3563 NW 531d STREET, FORT LAUDERDALE, FL 33309 1 P 954.739.6400 C67t ��. TMW- En im— . FU— . 5urve . U ds ArcMttro COLLECTION LIENS FILED BY CRAVEN THOMPSON & ASSOCIATES, INC. Broward County Case No. 09 -61745 CACE (25) - November 2009 - Lighthouse Capital Funding, Inc., a California Corporation vs. Pompano Creek Associates, LLC., a Delaware Limited Liability Company, Craven Thompson & Associates, Inc. and WDG Architecture, PLLC - Craven Thompson filed a lien against Pompano Creek Associates, LLC for the Pompano Creek project. The lien was in the amount of $98,468.92 in an attempt to collect our fees for Professional Engineering and Surveying services. The project went into Chapter 11, currently it has moved to a Chapter 7 filing. The lender, Lighthouse Capital Funding, Inc. foreclosed on their loan. Craven Thompson has written off these fees. Fees were written off in 2009. Broward County Case No. 08- 037237 (03) - August 11, 2008 - HWMG Investments, LLC, a Florida Limited Liability Co. vs. Bayard W. Spector, Lasorsa Enterprises, Inc. and Craven Thompson & Associates, Inc. Craven Thompson filed a lien against Atlantic Village Marina, Inc. for the Atlantic Village Marina project. The lien was in the amount of $30,096.52 in an attempt to collect for Professional Engineering and Surveying services rendered. The lender, HWMG Investments LLC, foreclosed on the loan. Craven Thompson has written off these fees. Fees were written off in August 2009. Broward County INSTR #:1:11664575, Official Records Book 49977, Pages 235 -237 - July 12, 2013 - Craven Thompson filed a lien against JAG -Star Monterra, LLC, Inc. for the Jefferson Monterra project. The lien was is in the amount of $11,140.00 in an attempt to collect for Professional Surveying services rendered. Currently working with Berkley Surety Group, LLC to collect payment on the fees and is unresolved at this point. Lien paid and released. CRAVEN THOMPSON & ASSOCIATES, INC. 1 3563 NW 53,d STREET, FORT LAUDERDALE, FL 33309 1 P 954.739.6400 JOHNSON, AVEDANO, LOPEZ, RODRIGUEZ & WALEWSKI ENGINEERING GROUP, INC. CONFIDENTIAL March 2014 HISTORY OF FIRM'S LITIGATION, ARBITRATION OR MEDIATION FOR THE LAST FIVE YEARS SBBC SOUTHWEST BUS MAINTENACE FACILITY In May 2013, our office received a copy of a letter addressed to our client from the School Board of Broward County for a bus maintenance facility where we were MEP & FP consultants. Much of the claim revolves around unresolved issues related to Change Orders and not engineering matters. This case is currently being addressed by the Firm's attorney. SAPPHIRE CONDOMINIUM In April 2012, our office received a letter from the Sapphire Fort Lauderdale Condominium Association, Inc. informing us of their claim against the Firm for construction defects. As indicated in the notice, the claim revolves around construction defects and not engineering matters. This case is currently be addressed by the Firm's attorney. CARIBBEAN CONDOMINIUM On June 30, 2011, our office received a letter from the Caribbean Condominium Association informing us of their claim against the Firm for construction defects. As indicated in the notice, much of the claim revolves around construction defects and not engineering matters. This case was settled and voluntarily dismissed. JALRW did not contribute to the settlement because our design was per Code and we were not responsible for the damages alleged. SOUTH POINTE PARK In December 2010, our office was served with a copy of a complaint generated by the City of Miami Beach against the entire design team for this project. The project consisted of renovation of South Pointe Park at the southernmost tip of Miami Beach. The contents of the complaint directed to our Firm are minor and without any basis. The majority of the items contained in the complaint are against other members of the team. We have not defaulted on any protect. 2510 Northwest 97`h Avenue, Suite 220 — Doral, Florida 33172 Phone (305) 594 -0660 - Fax (305) 594 -0907 www.jalrw.com S & F Engineers, Inc. Consulting . Structural 16 March 2015 To Whom It Mav Concern: STATEMENT OF CLAIMS, DISPUTES, LITIGATION AND DEFAULTS MP I hereby state and affirm that S & F Engineers, Inc. has not been involved in any regulatory action or claim of projects, disputes, litigation or defaults since it began operation in February 2001. We also have no knowledge of any pending claims, disputes, litigation or defaults at this time. Very Truly, S & F Engineers, Inc. Sri S. Sritharan, P.E. President & C.E.O. 2925 W. Cypress Creek Rd. Suite 200 Tel: 954 938 0020 Ft. Lauderdale, FL, 33309 www.sfengineers.com THE GROUP The Spinnaker Group Inc. Re: Litigation History THESPINNAKERGROUP 3236 Huntington Weston, FL 33326 P (754) 800 -3100 ext. 201 F (954) 217 -3614 www.thespinnakergroupinc.com March 16, 2015 The Spinnaker Group Inc. has not been involved in any construction or A/E- related litigation, regulatory action or claim of projects, including but not limited to any action against or by any owner, engineer, architect, contractor, subcontractor, material men or supplier, whether active, pending, or concluded, at the mediation, arbitration, trial or appellate level, that has been filed or is pending against our firm within the past five years. Please feel free to contact us with any questions. �'Y✓,K D Rob Hink, Principal The Spinnaker Group 954 - 347 -0967 ASt suslunability + i.ctU Consulting building Cornmissionincg • Enemy Modeling a'Cg_ Irerracon February 27, 2015 To Whom It May Concern: Terracon is a large engineering firm specializing primarily in geotechnical, environmental, and construction materials testing and we perform tens of thousands of projects nationwide. Cii Wi ►ns in the State of Florida, there have been no citations from any regulatory authorities. Outside the State of Florida, we have had the below listed OSHA citations in the past 5 years. u February 2010: A contract employee working for Terracon on an Illinois project was cited by OSHA for being near the edge of a flat roof approximately 18 feet above the ground without fall protection. Terracon investigated the incident and concurred that the employee was in fact working near the edge of the building without fall protection. We required the employee's employer to retrain all their employees who might be required to work at heights on a Terracon project site. Documented training was received. Terracon entered into an expedited informal settlement agreement with OSHA and received a 30% reduction in the proposed penalty. 1926.501 (b)(1) October 2012: A Terracon employee working at a Texas construction project was cited by OSHA for working in an aerial lift without fall protection. The employee was observed drilling a core sample at a height of approximately 8 feet above the ground. Terracon investigated the incident and determined the employee had been appropriately trained in fall protection and use of the aerial lift, provided the correct fall protection equipment and failed to use it on this project. He was disciplined and had to accompany Terracon management to an informal conference with the OSHA area director. Terracon entered into an informal settlement agreement reducing the penalty by 50% and one citation reduced to "Other- than - Serious ". 1910.67 (c)(2)(iv) and (v) Litigation /Arbitration Claims With regard to our operations in Florida who could perform services on the proposed contract, we have had the following litigation in the past 5 years. * Bernardo v. Morrison Homes, 07 CA 14958, Circuit Court of Orange County, FL. Dismissed Fiore at the Gardens COA v. Fiore at the Gardens LLC, 50- 2009 -CA- 001407, Circuit Court of Palm Beach County, FL. Pending E Southshore Falls HOA v. Durfee Construction, 11- 001251, Circuit Court of Hillsborough County, FL. Closed * Centex Homes v. Dunkelberger Engineering & Testing, Inc., 50- 2008 -CA- 022808, Circuit Court of Palm Beach County, FL. Closed a Plaza Condominiums v. McRae & Stolz, 2009 CA 018306, Circuit Court of Duval County, FL. Pending Health Care District of Palm Beach County v. Miller Legg, 2013CA012963, Circuit Court of Palm Beach County, FL. Pending • Commerce Group v. Terracon, CACE 14006023, Circuit Court of Broward County, FL Pending. • Johnson Bros v. Figg / Nodarse & Associates /Figg v. Nodarse, Arbitration pending in American Aribtration Association; companion case pending in 2014CA003118, Judicial Court of Leon, County, FL Terracon Consultants, Inc. 18001 W. 1061h Street, Ste. 300 Olathe, Kansas 66061 P (913) 599 6886 F (913) 599 0574 terracon.com Irerracon Terracon carries a robust program of insurance to protect us and our clients when applicable against claims arising out of our services. None of our claims have in the past impacted or are estimated in the future to impact either the financial strength of our company or the ability to provide quality services to our clients. Due to the confidentiality and sensitivity of claim information, Terracon does not provide specific information on individual claims or litigation. If you have any specific questions or concerns about this disclosure, feel free to contact us to discuss further. Yours truly, iX Michael Yost General Counsel