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HomeMy WebLinkAbout14. 19-453 AUGUST 13, 2019 19-453 RESOLUTION (CARRIED 7-0 LOST LAID OVER WITHDRAWN ) PURPOSE: APPROVE PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AGREEMENT FOR DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING SERVICES FOR THE SOUTHWEST INDUSTRIAL PARK/ STRAND ASSOCIATES, INC. ($489,700.00) INITIATED BY: DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS BE IT RESOLVED by the Common Council of the City of Oshkosh that the proper City officials are hereby authorized to enter into and take those steps necessary to implement an appropriate professional services agreement with Strand Associates, Inc. for design and construction engineering services for the Southwest Industrial Park in the amount of four hundred eighty-nine thousand seven hundred dollars ($489,700.00) Acct. No. 0321-0410-6801-04915 Contract Control - Streets Contract 19-15 CI) City of Oshkosh MEMORANDUM TO: Honorable Mayor and Members of the Common Council FROM: Justin Gierach, Engineering Division Manager/City Engineer DATE: August 8, 2019 RE: Approve Professional Services Agreement for Design and Construction Engineering Services for the Southwest Industrial Park Strand Associates, Inc. ($489,700) BACKGROUND The City was awarded a grant from the United States Economic Development Administration (EDA) to help fund infrastructure in the City's newly-expanded portion of the Southwest Industrial Park (SWIP). The grant includes partial funding for the construction-related engineering services and public improvements, such as street, municipal utilities, and storm water management, to complete the roadway system in the park. ANALYSIS The EDA grant award will help complete the construction of the public infrastructure improvements in the 80+ acres and significantly reduce the City's costs of the infrastructure construction. The EDA grant of $1,500,000 is matched by City funds of $1,500,000. This significantly reduces the City's costs, which in turn helps the performance of TIF #23. Completion of the roadway projects will improve the marketability of the land in the SWIP. The timing of the project is: Design Summer/Fall 2019 Bidding Winter/Spring 2020 Construction Spring/Summer/Fall 2020 The construction schedule aligns well with the City's plans to market the Transload site and the completed SWIP. I:\Engineering\2019CONTRACTS\19-15SWIP Page 1 of 2 Paving\Project_Information\Correspondence\Memo\19-15 Des&Const Eng Sery Memo_&8-19.docx Working in conjunction with the Department of Community Development, a Request for Proposal (RFP) was prepared seeking firms to provide the necessary engineering services to design and manage the construction of the park's public infrastructure improvements. Following EDA requirements, six (6) firms received the RFP. One (1) of the six (6) firms responded with a proposal. After a thorough review of the proposal received, staff recommends the award of the engineering design and construction engineering services to Strand Associates, Inc. of Madison, Wisconsin. Strand has significant familiarity with the EDA grant program requirements, and has demonstrated ability to navigate those requirements on previous City of Oshkosh projects. FISCAL IMPACT The cost of these services is not to exceed $489,700. Funds for this project are included in the 2019 Capital improvement Program. The EDA grant will reimburse the City throughout the course of the project. The EDA grant program requires the City to have all contracts (engineering and construction) in place prior to submitting any reimbursement requests. RECOMMENDATIONS Chapter 12 of the Municipal Code of the City of Oshkosh provides that professional services of a specialized nature, including engineering services, may be procured without the use of formal, sealed quotes. I have reviewed the proposal and in accordance with Section 12-16 of the Code, I am hereby recommending the Common Council approve this agreement. Approved, Jo Fitzpatri Assistant City Manager JG/tit 1:\Engineering\2019 CONTRACTS\19-15SWIP Page 2 of 2 Paving\Project_Information\Correspondence\Memo\19-15 Des&Const Eng Sery Memo_8-8-19.docx 419 Strand Associates, Inc? 910 West Wingra Drive Madison,WI 53715 (P)608-251-4843 STRAND (F)608-251-8655 ASSOCIATES'' July 31,2019 Mr.Justin Gierach,P.E. Engineering Division Manager/City Engineer 215 Church Avenue City of Oshkosh Oshkosh,WI 54903-1130 Re: Engineering Design and Construction Engineering Services for Southwest Industrial Park, RFP 19-15,City of Oshkosh,Wisconsin Dear Mr.Gierach: Strand Associates,Inc.®is pleased to provide this proposal to the City of Oshkosh for Engineering Design and Construction Engineering Services for the Southwest Industrial Park. Selection of our firm will provide the City with complete design services that meet the City's needs and expectations.This is supported by the following factors: • Smooth negotiation of the Economic Development Administration(EDA)process assures successful design of the City's Southwest Industrial Park. • A high-quality design helps promote the significant investment in the transload area. • Extensive relevant experience proven by a significant number of successful industrial park projects -- instills confidence. • Key construction representation and documentation requirements are necessary for the City and EDA final acceptance. If there are any questions concerning our proposal,my contact information is listed below: --- Matthew A.Yentz,P.E.,Senior Associate Project Manager Strand Associates,Inc.® 910 West Wingra Drive Madison,WI 53715 Phone: 608-251-4843/Fax: 608-251-8655 E-Mail: Matthew.Yentz@Strand.com I look forward to continuing to work with and assist the City. Sincerely, STRAND ASSOCIATES,INC.® Matthew A.Yentz,P.E. "+ Senior Associate P190.317/MY:tk www.strand.com 47:71 STRAND ASSOCIATES Firm Profile More Than 73 Years of Service Signifies Organizational Strength and Commitment to Quality We have been providing exceptional civil and environmental engineering services to our clients since 1946.We attribute our organizational strength to our talented engineers, effective management,and,most of all,commitment to nurturing long-term client ]r•'-� _ relationships. - I -- Mate Our Corporate Mission states that we are dedicated to helping our clients succeed through excellence in engineering. In accordance with this mission,we are continually Corporate office in expanding our staff and service offerings to broaden our base of experience and Madison,Wisconsin. knowledge so that we can provide more creative and comprehensive solutions to meet the continually evolving needs of our clients.Our areas of specialization include civil and municipal engineering;stormwater management;water supply engineering;wastewater 2th treatment and conveyance engineering;transportation engineering;electrical and HVAC engineering;building/facility engineering,architecture,and sustainable design;aviation; natural gas distribution;wetland delineation,mitigation,and restoration;ecosystem study and restoration;GIS and mapping;land development;construction observation;and financial assistance services. To serve our national client-base effectively,we have 11 offices throughout the country, TOP DESIGN FIRM o including offices in Madison and Milwaukee,Wisconsin;Indianapolis and Columbus, Indiana;Columbus,and Cincinnati,Ohio;Joliet,Illinois;Lexington and Louisville, Kentucky;Phoenix,Arizona;and Brenham,Texas. Reliable consulting service has cultivated long-standing client relationships. Our clients rely on us as a partner in addressing their engineering and science needs. Our commitment to We develop and maintain long-standing affiliations,many extending into several decades long-term client of service.Our service is flexible and tailored to the unique needs of each of our clients. relationships is a For some clients,we serve as appointed engineers and are active committee members; major factor in our for others,we serve as specialty consultants to their in-house staff on an as-needed basis. success. We understand the value our clients place on consistency of personnel and continuity in project development.Accordingly,we expend every effort to make sure that the team initially chosen is involved with a project from beginning to end. High level of service made possible because of dedicated, results-oriented staff. Clients find reassurance in the fact that each of our engineers is supported by the 9% 12 1 expertise of a multidisciplined engineering firm.This approach enables use of all our firm's resources while maintaining the personal involvement associated with a single point of contact;a person who has been trained to provide assistance through planning, design,and implementation. •-- Our expert staff of 435 employees embody the academic backgrounds and experience of • Professional Engineers/ all disciplines normally necessary to complete a project successfully.More than Specialists 60 colleges and universities are represented on our staff.Our engineers average more • Other Professionals than 12 years of experience and the majority are licensed or have advanced degrees. • Technical Support ■ Administrative Support We are owned and operated by our active engineering staff. City of Oshkosh.WI I Engineering Design/Construction Engineering Services for SW Industrial Park-RFP 19-15 Page 1 4d.' STRAND m ASSOCIATES Project Understanding and Approach Our Understanding of the Project Helps Promote the Significant Investment in the Transload Area The grant allows the The City of Oshkosh anticipates a significant grant from the Economic Development City to complete the Administration(EDA)in 2019. The grant allows the City to complete the necessary necessary public public infrastructure to support new development within the Southwest Industrial Park infrastructure to and support the investment in the transload area. support new development within The project schedule is very aggressive. the Southwest Industrial Park and Key design and contract document considerations provides the necessary support the jump start to deliver the project on time. investment in the Based on the scope provided in the RFP,elements of our design along with our transload area. understanding of the City's expectations are as follows. Sanitary Sewer Design will follow the City and Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources(WDNR) requirements. Adjustments to the existing sanitary sewer will be necessary to accommodate the new pavement.The City will design the sanitary sewer casing plan for construction under the future rail crossing and create plan sheets to be included in the bidding documents. Water Main The water improvements have been installed. Valves will be adjusted to match the new pavement grades. Hydrant locations will be reviewed based on the new roadway alignment and adjustments made accordingly. Our design will again follow the City and WDNR requirements, minimize future street impacts for new laterals, and confirm lateral crossings will not conflict with other utilities. Storm Sewer and The storm sewer design will comply with the City's goals of having the hydraulic grade Stormwater Management line in the 10-year event be below the street,the 25-year event allow the center of the roadway to remain dry, and the 100-year event to remain within the right of way(ROW). The design will meet the requirements of the Municipal Code Chapter 14 and Wisconsin Administrative Code Section NR 151. Lateral crossings will be oversized to allow for future connections and a 70 percent impervious area will be assumed for design of the stormwater management facilities. Master Site Grading The two primary goals of the site grading will encourage future development by having developable slopes no greater than 2 percent and balance the site as much as possible to minimize the required earthwork. Permitting The WDNR and United States Army Corps of Engineers(USACE)will be the primary permitting authorities. Permits will be prepared for WDNR construction site erosion control,WDNR wetland/waterways, and USACE wetland/waterways. Plan Preparation A 20-foot horizontal, 2-foot vertical scale on full-size plans will be used. Plan and profile sheets will be developed for street and utilities improvements. Erosion control, restoration, and detail sheets will be developed as well. The location of the proposed and existing utilities will be coordinated through the Engineering Division, along with private utilities, including WPS, AT&T, and Spectrum. Contract Manual The City of Oshkosh 2019 Standard Specifications will be the basis for the contract manual. EDA requirements will be added and the City will submit requests for Davis- Bacon wage rates for this project. Stormwater Management The City of Oshkosh Municipal Code Chapter 14 and Wisconsin Administrative Code and Erosion and Sediment Section NR 216 will guide the development of these plans. Control Plan Bidding Oshkosh Engineering Division will perform this task. Environmental Concerns USACE has concurred with the wetland report provided and has made a jurisdictional determination.The goal is to keep the wetland impacts under 10,000 SF. City of Oshkosh,WI I Engineering Design/Construction Engineering Services for SW Industrial Park-RFP 19-15 Page 2 ,�d�, STRAND ASSOCIATES Our approach provides high quality infrastructure and smoothly negotiates the EDA process for the aviation business park expansion. We have an experienced team with a proven history of delivering projects on time. We We are committed to are committed to delivering the Southwest Industrial Park expansion on time for the City. delivering the Our experience working with multiple stakeholders and successfully delivering a project Southwest Industrial involving multiple permitting authorities will be a key element in timely delivery. Park expansion on time for the City. Our familiarity with the City Engineering Department's procedures and our ability to - - deliver complex projects is well-documented. We have specifically chosen our team based on not just their familiarity with the City,but the City's familiarity with them. Each team member has worked on our previous projects with the Engineering Department. The design challenges of the street,utilities, and site grading are traditional challenges, including wetlands,utility profiles,and drainage. Our approach and ability to meet these traditional or technical design challenges is well-known to Oshkosh;therefore,our approach will focus on the EDA process. The EDA process is not technically challenging,but it requires an organized engineer with attention to detail and a respect for the EDA process. EDA familiarity and proven success provide confidence full reimbursement will be received. EDA grants are reimbursement grants,making the City responsible to pay for the The engineer plays a improvements,but the City will be reimbursed the amount of the grant under the significant role in the condition the EDA process is followed. Full reimbursement is the monetary goal of all EDA process: -- EDA grant recipients. The engineer plays a significant role in the EDA process; therefore, selecting an therefore,selecting an engineer with proven EDA experience is critical to receiving full engineer with proven reimbursement.We are familiar with and have many successfully completed projects that EDA experience is have followed the EDA process. Our recent EDA projects all included a Construction critical to receiving Management Conference with our EDA project manager where we received the full reimbursement. appropriate grant administration documents. Familiarity with these documents is critical to achieving project success. There are numerous steps that need to be followed in a specific order and submitted on a timely basis. There is a six-step Construction Grant post-approval process. Familiarity with administering EDA grant requirements is critical to make sure the proper documentation is provided when necessary. We have outlined the six steps and listed the relevant documents we have reviewed;we are very familiar with each of the six steps. DISBURSEMENT C-4._. tl " __— sir EDA Cowauction Grant Post Approval Prows PROCEDURE I AND SCHEDULE - '= l. •�- 11 .. IPMPlf_yr r-- •T: � // .".N1•C�Yir••• POOMIMS --J tk:4zzit, r„.:X" Smarr Critical Step in EDA process for full reimbursement. EDA's six-step post-approval process. City of Oshkosh.WI Engineering Design/Construction Engineering Services for SW Industrial Park-P,FP 19-15 Page 'v ,. STRAND ASSOCIATES EDA Six-Step Post-Approval Process Step 1 —Grant Award Provisions Step 2—Reporting Requirements and Contracts • Federal Register Part III Department of Commerce • Administrative Contracts Economic Development Administration • AE Contracts • Part 24—Uniform Administration Requirements for o Checklist for AE Contracts Grants and cooperative agreements to state and local • Liens, Covenants and Leases governments • Reporting Requirements • Financial Assistance Standard Terms and Conditions • Quarterly Progress Report Form • Standard Terms and Conditions for Construction Projects • Federal Financial Report • Summary of EDA Construction Standards • OMB Circular A-87—Cost Principles for State and Local Governments Step 3—Plans and Specifications Step 4—Award and Construction • EDA Required Specification Documents • Bid Opening Checklist o Certification Regarding Lobbying • Recommended Award letter o EDA Contracting Provisions for Construction • Executed Contract and Notice to Proceed letter Projects • Change Order letter o EDA Required Specification Documents • EDA Construction Site Sign o Minority Participation Goal Index o Requirements for Affirmative Action(EEO) o Site Sign Specification • Plans and Specifications Checklist o Plans and Specifications Letter o Site Certificate Letter o Plans and Specifications Review Checklist • Project Site, ROW and Easements o Site Certificate Form • Sample Specification Documents Step 5—Financing Step 6—Closeout • Checklist for Initial Disbursement • Final Acceptance Report- Substantial Completion • Pay Request letter • Checklist for Project Closeout • EDA Spreadsheet • Final Acceptance Report* • Reimbursement Request Key construction representation and documentation requirements are necessary for City and EDA final acceptance. Based on the scope provided in the RFP,elements of our construction-related services(CRS)along with our understanding of the City's expectations are as follows. Preconstruction Services • Prepare and attend the preconstruction and ground control conference covering the standard City agenda items and additional EDA requirements. Prepare draft meeting minutes for review by the City, incorporate City comments, and issue final Preconstruction Conference meeting minutes. Review and track contractor submittals. Construction Observation • Provide full-time staff member with possible supplemental part-time staff. • Record data electronically, including: o Pertinent elevations of utility structures and pipes. o Photo documentation of structures,connections, and existing utilities. o Geo-locate all density tests. o Contractor compliance with contract documents. • Report to the engineer and City. • Maintain daily quantity records. • Record days lost because of weather. • Record information relating to potential contractor change orders. • Maintain a dail •hoto los of work 'roe ress. City of Oshkosh, WI I Engineering Design/Construction Engineering Services for SW Industrial Park-RFP 19-15 Page 4 hel STRAND — ASSOCIATES Construction Testing • Testing requirements: o Mass Site Grading (if required)-each lift at 100 ft grid. o Trench Backfill-Vertically at approximately 1/3, 2/3, and completion of backfilling, horizontally at the discretion of the consultant. o Label tests reports by station, elevation, utility trench-type. o Notify City and contractor of failing tests. o Obtain and tests samples of backfill material and onsite soil to determine maximum density and optimum moisture content. o Prepare and test concrete cylinders for compressive strength. o Perform concrete air tests. Construction • Maintain correspondence files for: Documentation o Project meetings. o Shop drawings. o Contract documents, addenda, field orders, change orders, and construction bulletins. o Daily reports from onsite field representative. o Structure construction form. • Prepare Field Representative redline working plan set. • Prepare record drawings. • Prepare density test data for accessing through GIS. • Provide an electronic copy of all documents to the City upon completion of the project. • Conduct final inspection with City. • Prepare and issue Certificate of Substantial Completion after final punchlist is .re•ared. Construction Management • Assist City with grant quarterly reports, reimbursement, and final reports. • Review Contractor's schedule, submittals, and schedule of values of completed work. • Serve as City's agent and liaison between City and contractor. • Make periodic site observations(by project manager)to determine if work is generally proceeding in accordance with contract documents. • Respond to contractor's requests for information. • Prepare agenda, attend, and provide minutes for weekly progress meetings. • Prepare contract field modifications and contract change orders. • Maintain records of: o Daily and weekly quantities. o Workdays lost because of weather. o Information relative to contractor requests for extra work. o Contractor daily activities. o Decisions made relating to deviations from the contract documents. o Observations of the work. • Pre•are month) corn•ieted work .uantities. Construction Survey • Perform construction staking for entire project per City standards. • Establish benchmarks and horizontal control to facilitate GPS-controlled construction equipment. • Provide spot-checks of contractors work for compliance with the design drawings. • Perform Record Drawing survey. • Provide AutoCAD drawing file of information gathered. Our CRS approach delivers high-quality infrastructure and smoothly negotiates the EDA process for the Southwest Business Park. We have an experienced CRS team with a proven history of successfully shepherding infrastructure projects through construction. We are committed to delivering the �- Southwest Business Park improvements for the City. Our experience working with multiple stakeholders and successfully delivering a project through construction involving multiple permitting authorities and funding sources,will be a key element in project success. Guty of Oshkosh.WI I Engineering Design/Construction Engineering Services for SW Industrial Park-RFP 19-15 Pape STRAND Electronic geotechnical reporting will provide access and notification to the City, engineer, and contractor reports. To provide immediate access to project reports, PSI utilizes Construction HiveTM as an electronic report distribution platform to provide a better experience for clients. The Construction HiveTM system has powerful report viewing, retrieval, and searching capabilities that allow designated users to find information in an efficient and environmental-friendly manner. Upon project set-up,Construction HiveTM will electronically notify designated users when new reports are posted so they can view,down load,and forward relevant PSI test reports. In short, Construction HiveTM provides instantaneous access to reports from any Internet Web Browser. Designated users can specify how often they receive reports, have the ability to establish notification alerts, download reports, and forward reports from Construction Hive'. Final steps in EDA process will deliver the infrastructure improvements to further development and improve access to the transload facility. * A project milestone will certainly be the EDA Final Acceptance Report. This report signifies the project site has been accepted and is now open for business. The public infrastructure will be in place to fulfill a primary goal of the project to create 50 jobs and leverage$30 million in private investment. Project Schedule We reviewed and agree with the milestone dates listed in the RFP. As requested,a further breakdown of the deliverables follows: Task Completion Date Notice to proceed August 13,2019 Preliminary drawings and opinion of probable construction cost submitted for review September 15, 2019 Permit submittals sent out to agencies for review October 15,2019 Final drawings, specifications, and opinion of probable construction cost submitted for November 1, 2019 review Receipt of permits* November 15, 2019 Construction contract documents ready for advertisement November 20, 2019 * The timing of when the permit is issued is controlled by the agency. We anticipate the City will pay the additional fee for expedited review,as in the past.While we feel the schedule can be met,it is very aggressive and can fall behind quickly if everything does not come into place—there is no available float. Project Team This section provides information on the experience and designated responsibilities of the project team. The team is headed by Matthew Yentz,P.E.,Senior Associate. Matt, along with the team,will be responsive to the City's needs and provide smooth and effective communication with the City. Resumes are included at the end of this proposal. Project Manager Matthew A.Yentz,P.E.,Senior Associate,will serve as the Project Manager. Matt has more than 27 years of engineering experience working on municipal utility, transportation,planning,and design projects.As the City's Project Manager,Matt will communicate with team members and the City,provide leadership to coordinate work efforts,and bring familiarity with the City's needs and expectations. Over the past 20 years,Matt has completed a wide variety of projects for the City of Oshkosh,including 111 the Aviation Business Park,Oakwood Road, Sawyer Street,Westhaven Drive,Westfield Matt will communicate Street, Sawyer Creek Channel improvements, and the James Road Area Detention Basin. with team members and the City. His engineering experience includes planning,surveying,design,and construction- related services of sanitary sewers,water main,stormwater management improvements, • City of Oshkosh. WI I Engineering Design/Construction Engineering Services for SW Industrial Park-RFP 19-15 Page 6 4.7,, STRAND ASSOCIATES curb and gutter,sidewalk,rural and urban streets,utility and railroad coordination, agency and public involvement,and ROW plats and acquisition. Matt's overall experience and his success completing complex and multiyear engineering projects on time and on budget,with a high level of service to the client,will be invaluable to the success of the City's upcoming infrastructure projects. Quality Control Engineer Mark A.Fisher,P.E.,Senior Associate,has 27 years of experience in the municipal engineering field and will serve as our QC Engineer.Throughout his career with our affi firm,Mark has focused on serving municipal clients with a wide variety of infrastructure needs on an on-call basis.This has included projects ranging from stormwater .li r' conveyance and management to street and utility reconstruction projects in congested •Syr urban areas.As a result,he is an outstanding technical resource for our staff and has the ability to effectively contribute to QC review efforts. Mark specializes in street and utility design and construction projects. He currently serves as the City Engineer for Lancaster and Whitewater and is an Engineering Consultant for the City of Dodgeville Mark is an and the City of Stoughton. He has completed dozens of municipal urban reconstruction outstanding technical projects in numerous communities as well as industrial park projects in Whitewater and resource for our staff. Middleton. Mark's attention to detail both in design and construction issues is a significant asset to the communities that he serves. Mark's experience makes him one of our primary QC Engineers. He will make sure the site,utility,and roadway elements meet current standards and the City is pleased with the results. Stormwater Engineer Michael A.Williams,P.E.,will serve as the Stormwater Model Engineer. He will be responsible for developing the hydrologic and hydraulic models for the project and will be the lead designer for proposed drainage improvements. Mike has more than 13 years of experience with stormwater management,including hydrologic/hydraulic modeling, watershed planning and management,streambank restoration and design,stormwater detention basin design and rehabilitation,and design of Best Management Practice (BMP)measures. He has developed stormwater management plans using programs such Mike served as the as XP-SWMM(1D and 2D),StormCAD,HEC-HMS,HydroCAD and HEC-RAS. Mike Lead Stormwater is instrumental in providing in-depth design and preparation of construction drawings and Engineer and created specifications for new storm sewer,stormwater ponds,rehabilitation and dredging of the XP-SWMM model for all of our recent existing stormwater ponds,and streambank and shoreline restoration. stormwater projects in Oshkosh. Mike has been involved in planning projects that entailed detailed hydrologic/hydraulic modeling that has led to design. Mike served as the Lead Stormwater Engineer and created the XP-SWMM model for all our recent stormwater projects in Oshkosh. His experience in stormwater management and knowledge of the City's goals/needs makes him an excellent fit for this project. Quality Control—Stormwater Analysis Mark K.Shubak,P.E.,CFM,Senior Associate,has 25 years of practical experience as "' a stormwater and water resource engineer.Mark's background includes hydrologic and hydraulic(H&H)analyses(using a variety of software packages),watershed master planning,design,and construction-related services for stormwater conveyance and storage facilities,stormwater utility planning and implementation,floodplain and floodway studies and mapping,Phase 1 and 2 NPDES stormwater permitting, stormwater Mark's background grant writing,municipal plan review,and floodplain and stormwater ordinance includes hydrologic and development and enforcement. Through his QC reviews,he will make sure that project hydraulic analyses. benefits are both sound and maximized. rr City of Oshkosh.WI Engineering Design/Construction Engineering Services for SW Industrial Park-RFP 19-15 Pape ..i ♦Fill STRAND ASSOCIATES Surveyor/ROW Plat Heather S.Bartelt,PLS,a licensed professional land surveyor in Wisconsin,serves as our Lead Survey Crew Chief and computer-aided drafting(CAD)standards specialist. She has extensive experience in roadway design project development and has led numerous survey,easement,and plat preparation efforts.Heather's experience includes the use of GPS,Total Stations,and HDS(high-definition surveying 3-D laser scanning).As a professional land surveyor,Heather has provided survey services and prepared easement exhibits,easement documents,and ROW plats for both municipal and WisDOT roadway projects.Heather was involved in survey and plat preparation for Northwestern Avenue,Durand Avenue,and Washington Avenue reconstruction Heather serves as our Lead Survey Crew projects in the City of Racine.Heather will bring her expertise in both surveying and Chief and computer- ROW preparation to this project,providing efficiency and accuracy in survey and plat aided drafting preparation. standards specialist. Geotechnical Professional Service Industries,Inc.(PSI)with roots dating to 1881,was formed in 1962 and incorporated in Delaware in June of 1972.As a full-service engineering, Vt`AA `k consulting and testing firm,PSI recently merged with Intertek,a global provider of • quality solutions.With a network of more than 1,000 laboratories and offices in more than 100 countries,Intertek provides auditing,inspection,testing,training,quality psi assurance and certification by improving the quality and safety of products,assets and processes.PSI maintains a full-service engineering laboratory,inspection,and testing office in Waukesha,Wisconsin. The Waukesha office is very large and well-equipped with the necessary equipment and workspace to provide comprehensive materials storage and testing for soils,aggregate,concrete,masonry,fireproofing,steel,and related materials.PSI's local success in handling projects of this magnitude is evident in the successful involvement of prominent projects,including several paving program investigations in Racine County. Project Experience "Thank you for your Aviation Business Park—Oshkosh, WI team's excellent Reference: Darlene Brandt, Grants Coordinator,920-236-5029 oversight and coordination of this Funded by an Economic Development Administration(EDA)grant in 2013,the City of project. Could not Oshkosh hired us to design the public infrastructure related to the development of the 80- have completed this acre Aviation Business Park,40 acres of which will have direct access to the Wittman project without Regional Airport. Design elements included road,utility,stormwater management,and Strand's local,state,and federal permitting,including navigability determinations and unavoidable assistance." wetland impacts permitting. Unique features of the stormwater management design Darlene Brandt (Hydrologic Soils Group D)included 10-year storm sewer design, 100-year overland Grants Coordinator route to the regional wet-detention basin,and wet-detention basin with native vegetation City of Oshkosh and wire grid to minimize aircraft-wildlife interactions to meet FAA regulations. • Aerial view of 80-acre Aviation Business Park that seeks Wire grid installed over extents of wet-detention basin to innovative,aviation-focused businesses. minimize aircraft wildlife interactions,per FAA regulations. City of Oshkosh, WI I Engineering Design/Construction Engineering Services for SW Industrial Park-RFP 19-15 Page 8 4.47.11 STRAND ASSOCIATES Design utilized Bulletin 71 rainfall amounts and Huff rainfall distribution after consideration of TP-40 rainfall/SCS Type II distribution to meet the City's 1-2- 10-and 100-year detention requirements. When compared to historical rain events in Oshkosh, the Bulletin 71/Huff methodology provided significantly better performance than TP- 40/SCS Type II methodology. We provided construction staking,a resident project - representative,and construction administration to see the project through to successful completion in 2016. Honey Creek Business Park- Plain, WI Reference: Shawn Murphy,608-545-0020 As the engineering consultant for the Village of Plain,we assisted the Village in securing The project involved approximately$3.4 million in grant funds from the Economic Development the design, bid, and Administration,Wisconsin Department of Commerce,and the WDNR for the construction construction of the Honey Creek Business Park and Green Technology Training and management of the Enterprise Center(Green-TTEC).The project involved the design,bid,and construction business park management of the business park infrastructure,which included sanitary and water main infrastructure. design,stormwater management facilities, 30 acres of site grading,street design,and highway access improvements.Although this project was located on Village-owned farmland,the project had several challenges. Some of those challenges included a floodplain analysis,major fiber-optic relocation because of extensive site grading,WDNR and WisDOT permitting,and coordination with the various funding agencies.Design of the project began in 2009 and the project was bid and constructed between 2010 and 2011. Within this business park,a training facility and incubator building was constructed as part of the grant funding.The facility will provide regional workforce training and business development in the green-building and green-energy trades,construction,manufacturing,agriculture,and other areas. We worked with the Village's architect for the new building to perform site civil design and grant administration services.The Green-TTEC facility received a LEED Silver certification. u Earth moving operations at the business park site. Development of the Honey Creek Business Park in Plain included an incubator building for use as a training center for green technology. Arrow Ridge Business Park-Lancaster, WI Reference: John Hauth, DPW,608-723-7543 We assisted the City with the development of the Arrow Ridge Business Park. The new Phasing allowed the business park site was selected based on availability of land,access and visibility from City to take advantage existing highways,and proximity to existing residential areas. The business park was of several available developed in three phases over a 3-year period. Phasing allowed the City to take funding opportunities. advantage of several available funding opportunities,including Tax Incremental Financing(TIF),Wisconsin Department of Commerce-Community Development Block Grant(CDBG),WisDOT-Transportation Economic Assistance(TEA),and the United States Department of Commerce-EDA funds. The business park project included approximately 2,600 linear feet of new street and utilities,highway intersection improvements,four stormwater detention basins, and a 500,000-gallon elevated tank. City of Oshkosh.WI Engineering Design/Construction Engineering Services for SW Industrial Park-RFP 19-15 Page g ,4d`, STRAND ASSOCIATES The total construction cost of all three phases of the project was$2.75 million. Ultimately,the Arrow Ridge Business Park will include up to 160 acres of land.We assisted the City during the application and implementation phases of each of the grant programs utilized on the project. At the grant application stage,our services included scope definition,cost estimating,schedule preparation,and environmental review. During the implementation stage, we provided comprehensive surveying,design, bidding,platting, and construction-phase services for each of the various projects. Woolwich Dairy USA.the first tenant of the Arrow Ridge Business Park. Whitewater Business Park—Whitewater. WI Reference: Cameron Clapper, City Manager, 262-473-0101 As the City's engineering consultant,we are involved in periodic upgrades of Several phases of the infrastructure and expansion of its business park. Since 1997,we have designed,bid,and business park have managed the construction of more than$4 million in improvements,including been completed on intercepting sanitary sewers,water mains,stormwater management facilities,and streets. extremely tight time Several phases of the business park have been completed on extremely tight time lines to lines to meet meet commitments made to prospective business park tenants. We have assisted the City commitments made to of Whitewater and its Community Development Authority with TIF financing,TEA,and prospective business CDBG and Federal EDA grants,ongoing expansion planning,site surveys,grading plans, park tenants. building design,and site plan review. In order to improve the marketability of a large, . undeveloped parcel in the Whitewater Business Park,we worked with the City to relocate a navigable drainageway that divided the parcel. We also worked with the City to create a wetland mitigation site to allow fill to be placed in a wetland on a portion of a prime development parcel along State Highway 59. These projects required extensive coordination and permitting with the Army Corps of Engineers and the WDNR. Design included approximately$2 million in infrastructure improvements in the business park, including utilities,site grading,and street construction. 1111 .o We have assisted the City of Whitewater with several Wetland mitigation site in Whitewater Business Park. phases of their business park. City of Oshkosh Contracts • Sawyer Creek Watershed Stormwater Management Plan Update City or Oshkosh. WI Engineering Design/Construction Engineering Services for SW Industrial Park-RFP 19-15 Page 10 Matthew A. Yentz, P.E. Senior Associate • AREAS OF EXPERTISE • Project Management • Street Design and Reconstruction • Utility Engineering • Construction Management PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE YEARS OF EXPERIENCE 27 Consulting Engineering experience in the areas • Southwest Bike Pedestrian Path Phase 4— of municipal and transportation engineering, Madison,Wisconsin YEARS WITH FIRM utility engineering,and construction engineering. • Rock River Parkway and Ice Age Bike 26 Served as project manager for several municipal Pedestrian Path—Janesville,Wisconsin and Wisconsin Department of Transportation • Gateway Boulevard—Beloit,Wisconsin (WisDOT)projects. • West Main Street and CTH C—Sun Prairie, EDUCATION Wisconsin B.S.Civil/Environmental Utility Engineering experience includes • East Second Street—Merrill,Wisconsin Engineering—University of collection and distribution system evaluations; Wisconsin-Madison,1991 and the design of sanitary sewer,water main,and Municipal and Transportation Engineering storm drainage facilities for municipal and experience includes design of urban and rural WisDOT projects,including new subdivisions streets and familiarity with the WisDOT process, REGISTRATION and upgrades to existing facilities. review of subdivision development proposals, Professional Engineer in Ohio and development of grading plans. and Wisconsin A select list of Wisconsin communities where Matt has provided the above services,includes: Site Design experience includes numerous • City of Madison,Wisconsin school sites,commercial and retail • City of Oshkosh,Wisconsin developments,parking lots,athletic fields and • City of Janesville,Wisconsin bus transfer facilities. • City of Beloit,Wisconsin • City of Milton,Wisconsin Construction Engineering experience includes • City of Merrill,Wisconsin staking,observation,and construction • City of Monona,Wisconsin administration for numerous urban street, • City of New Berlin,Wisconsin sanitary sewer,water main,and storm drainage projects. Multimodal Transportation Facilities ` experience includes numerous municipal bike Land Surveying experience includes surveying path projects that incorporated AASHTO design native claim allotments in Alaska,and standards,extensive coordination with railroads, engineering surveys for municipal street and land acquisition,and coordination with utility projects,as well as the WisDOT easement regulatory agencies:WisDOT,Wisconsin and right of way procurement process. Department of Natural Resources(WDNR), Army Corps of Engineers, State Historical and Dredging experience includes hydraulic and Archaeological Society. Standalone multimodal mechanical dredging with complementary facilities and roadway projects that incorporated streambank restoration,habitat enhancement, multimodal facilities include: and public amenities on Sawyer Creek in • Blackhawk Bike Path and Pedestrian Path— Oshkosh,Wisconsin. Shorewood Hills,Wisconsin • Nesbit Road,McKee Road(CTH PD),and PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS Lacy Road—Fitchburg,Wisconsin • Koeller Street Pedestrian Path—Oshkosh, • American Society of Civil Engineers �7 Wisconsin -- STRAND ASSOCIATES Mark A. Fisher, P.E. Senior Associate AREAS OF EXPERTISE • Municipal Engineering • Street and Utility Design and • Wastewater Conveyance -- Construction • Water Distribution Systems PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE YEARS OF EXPERIENCE 28 Municipal Engineering experience includes Construction Administration experience street and utility design,construction includes work on general municipal projects and YEARS WITH FIRM observation,and contract administration; wastewater treatment facilities. 28 stormwater management studies;bike path • Downtown East Gateway design and construction;easements;site design; Reconstruction—Whitewater, survey work;grant administration;and Wisconsin—Project Manager for subdivision reviews. Area of specialty includes $2.4 million reconstruction near the city's EDUCATION street and utility reconstruction projects in historic downtown area.Infrastructure B.S.Civil Engineering— congested urban environments. Serves as included utilities,storm sewer,street University of Wisconsin- City Engineer for Lancaster and Whitewater, construction/realignment,street lighting, Platteville, 1990 Wisconsin,and is a municipal consultant for two streetscaping,and a railroad crossing. — other cities. The project is located near Cravath Lake and Whitewater Creek,which required REGISTRATION Business Park Development experience extensive interaction with regulatory includes planning,design,construction agencies. Professional Engineer in observation,and contract administration for • Lake Como Sanitary District, Wisconsin projects in Whitewater,Lancaster,and Wisconsin—Led the fast-track design of Darlington,Wisconsin. new sewer and water systems for a 1,000-home subdivision with failing well Wastewater Conveyance experience includes and septic systems on the shores of Lake sewer service planning studies for areas up to Como.This$25 million project included 2,600 acres. Design experience includes several miles of sanitary sewer and water intercepting sewers,pumping stations,force main,four pumping stations,well and main,and regulatory approvals. Led project water treatment facility,and office team on fast-track design of sanitary sewers and building. pumping stations to serve approximately • Bee Branch Channel Restoration- 1,000 homes in an unsewered subdivision. Dubuque,Iowa—Team resource and Construction experience includes contract Quality Control Engineer for the Bee administration and construction observation of Branch Channel Restoration project in interceptors and pumping stations. Dubuque.This multiphase project,valued at more than$40 million,will provide Water Distribution System experience includes flood mitigation in a heavily urbanized computer modeling of existing distribution part of the city by removing dozens of systems and proposed system improvements, homes and recreating a natural channel including elevated tanks,multiple pressure with environmental and recreational zones,and booster pumps as well as construction amenities.Extensive channel grading Imai observation for water main installation and required significant utility relocations. booster pumping station construction. • Lick Run Valley Conveyance System Design-Metropolitan Sewer District of — Greater Cincinnati,Ohio-Mark is providing quality control services for the channel and utility construction CZA,111 -- STRAND ASSOCIATES Mark A. Fisher, P.E. Senior Associate components for the design of this wet-weather control and stormwater conveyance project.This project serves as an alternate approach for CSO control within the Lick Run watershed and includes approximately 10 miles of storm sewer conveyance facilities, 1 mile of restoration to the historic Lick Run corridor and use of stormwater green infrastructure techniques. • Green Ambassador Urban Agriculture Design—Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District,Cleveland,Ohio— Providing quality control services for the stormwater conveyance system for the Urban Agriculture project in Cleveland. Project components include storm sewer, bioretention basins,and rain gardens. This project uses green infrastructure for CSO control,per the Consent Decree. PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS • American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) a, STRAND ASSOCIATES' Michael A. Williams, P.E. AREAS OF EXPERTISE • Hydrologic and Hydraulic Modeling • Stormwater Conveyance • Pollutant Loading and Management and Storage Design • Stormwater Management Planning • Municipal Engineering • Utility Engineering PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE YEARS OF EXPERIENCE 18 Stormwater experience includes hydraulic and detention.Also used WinSLAMM to model hydrologic modeling,storm sewer and base,existing,and proposed conditions of YEARS WITH FIRM detention basin design,streambank stabilization pollutant loading within the Village. 18 and restoration,flood plain analysis,pollutant Recommended the use of several BMPs to loading and management modeling,and lower the pollutant loading to meet NR 151 construction observations. Phase II requirements. EDUCATION B.S.Civil/Environmental Hartland,Wisconsin—Performed water Bristol,Wisconsin—Performed water quality Engineering—Iowa State quality modeling;created drawings and modeling using WinSLAMM to model baseline University,Ames,2000 specifications,and performed construction existing and proposed condition pollutant management for the BRC detention basins in loading within Phase 2 areas.Recommended the REGISTRATION the Village.These ponds will help close the use of several new BMPs to meet WPDES 20 TSS reduction gap for the Village's MS4 Phase and 40 percent TSS reduction. Professional Engineer in the II permit state of Wisconsin WinSLAMM Modeling—Provided technical Oshkosh,Wisconsin advising on the use of WinSLAMM for • Performed a hydrologic and hydraulic numerous permit-related projects,including analysis of the Campbell Creek Watershed. application of the Wisconsin Department of This project included the use of Natural Resources(WDNR)guidance. XP-SWMM and XPSWMM-2d to analyze the existing drainage system and available Lick Run Valley Conveyance System alternatives,including storm sewer Planning and Design—Metropolitan Sewer upsizing and new detention basins. District of Greater Cincinnati,Ohio— • Performed hydrologic and hydraulic Assisted with modeling for the Lick Run analysis of the Sawyer Creek watershed. Valley Conveyance concept development, This project included the use of HEC-HMS master planning,and design efforts.This and HEC-RAS to analyze the existing project used the HEC-HMS program to drainage system and available alternatives, generate hydrology,hydrographs,and including several regional detention basins XPSWMM for the design of storm sewer and and streambank restoration. channel conveyance. New Glarus,Wisconsin—Performed a This project included 55,000 feet of storm hydrologic and hydraulic analysis of the New sewer and restoration of the historic Lick Run Glarus Watershed to investigate recurrent channel.Mike led the water quality analysis flooding problems.Utilized TR-20 and for the project.Using WinSLAMM, Storm-CAD models to analyze the existing modeling,Mike was able to incorporate storm sewer system and create alternatives, proposed bioinfiltration basins,treatment including storm sewer reconstruction and new devices,a forebay,and an online pond into 41•471 STRAND ASSOCIATES Michael A. Williams, P.E. the watershed model,to determine the percent reduction in total suspended solids. Bee Branch Channel Restoration—Dubuque, Iowa—Mike completed modeling and hydraulic analysis for the planning and design of the Bee Branch stream restoration project.He used XPSWMM-2D and HEC-HMS models to analyze and design the open-channel concept. The channel analysis and design included a levee,downstream detention basin,levee control structure,operating protocols,and five bridges. Sawyer Creek Watershed Analysis—Oshkosh, Wisconsin—Mike completed the stormwater modeling and hydraulic analysis of the 15.7- square-mile Sawyer Creek Watershed.Modeling efforts for this project assisted in the selection and development of three separate projects within the City of Oshkosh.Mike used HEC- HMS,HEC-RAS,and XPSWMM models to analyze each project alternative,including several regional detention basins and streambank restorations.Next generation radar(NEXRAD) rainfall data was used to help calibrate the existing condition models. Campbell Creek Watershed Analysis— Oshkosh,Wisconsin—Mike completed the hydrologic and hydraulic analysis for this project which included the use of XPSWMM and XPSWMM-2D to analyze the existing drainage system and analyze alternatives,including storm sewer upsizing and new detention basins. Rapid Run Sustainable Watershed Evaluation —Metropolitan Sewer District of Greater Cincinnati,Ohio—Mike was the Lead Modeling Engineer for this watershed evaluation to reduce CSOs and provide flooding relief for homeowners.The project used HydroCad to generate hydrology and pond design and XPSWMM for the design of storm sewer and channel conveyance.The project included the preliminary design of 19,400 feet of storm sewer and 4,300 feet of open channel. 41141 STRAND ASSOCIATES`' Mark K. Shubak, P.E., CFM Senior Associate AREAS OF EXPERTISE • Stormwater Management and • Floodplain and Floodway Studies • Hydrologic and Hydraulic Modeling Permitting • Highway Drainage Engineering • Municipal Engineering • Site Civil Planning and Design PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE YEARS OF EXPERIENCE 25 Stormwater Management and Permitting Floodplain and Watershed Management experience includes stormwater master planning, experience includes hydraulic and hydrologic YEARS WITH FIRM conservation and sustainable site design, modeling,watershed planning,shoreline and 18 stormwater conveyance and storage facility design streambank stabilization/restoration,bridge for residential and commercial developments,soil hydraulics,floodplain and floodway analysis, erosion control design and monitoring,stormwater floodplain mapping,and FEMA NFIP EDUCATION review engineer for municipal and county requirements and standards. B.S.Civil Engineering— governments,and permitting experience with ( University of Wisconsin- - various municipalities,counties,and regulatory Streambank Restoration Project Platteville,1993 agencies.Performed permitting/planning services experience includes several projects in that included stormwater system mapping, Wisconsin,Illinois,Iowa,and West Virginia to stormwater and erosion control ordinances,public restore highly degraded urban streams.These REGISTRATION information and education programs,illicit projects incorporated the following streambank Professional Engineer in discharge detection and elimination,stormwater restoration techniques: vegetated geogrids, Wisconsin,Illinois,Iowa, pollution prevention plans(SWPPs),annual vegetated boulder revetments,sack gabions, and Ohio reporting and stormwater quality management gabion mattress,instream ledge rock drops,coir planning including Stormwater Best Management fiber rolls,riprap,erosion mat(temporary and Practice(BMP)alternatives analysis and design. permanent),articulated concrete blocks,and in- line stormwater treatment devices.Project Stormwater Utility experience includes assisting highlights have included serving as the lead municipal clients with development of stormwater stormwater and hydraulic engineer on the$25 utility feasibility studies and implementation plans, million Bee Branch Creek Restoration project in performing stormwater utility rate studies and cash the City of Dubuque,Iowa. flow analyses,leading and facilitating stormwater utility task force groups and technical advisory Highway Drainage Engineering experience committees,generating public education and includes comprehensive stormwater drainage Imm information programs,drafting stormwater utility analysis and design for major highway and ordinances and credit policies. bridge projects for Wisconsin Department of Transportation(WisDOT),Illinois Department ,� Best Management Practice Evaluation and of Transportation(IDOT),and Illinois State Toll Design experience includes managing wet weather Highway Authority.Projects have included with various stormwater green infrastructure stormwater master planning and design for the technologies such as wet detention basins, Highway 51/29 corridor in Marathon County, bioretention ponds,constructed wetlands, Wisconsin,Highway 12 between Baraboo and infiltration basins,vegetated swales,rain gardens, Lake Delton,Wisconsin,Verona Road/West green roofs,rain harvesting,downspout Madison Beltline in Madison,Wisconsin,and disconnection,permeable pavements,and Open Road Tolling Plazas in DeKalb and Dixon, establishment of riparian buffers. Illinois. 411:41rAll STRAND ASSOCIATES Mark K. Shubak, P.E., CFM Senior Associate Municipal Engineering experience includes relief for 1,155 properties and included design and construction of urban and rural construction of 4,500 feet of open waterway. streets,sanitary sewers,water mains,and Tasks included performing dynamic stormwater conveyance and storage facilities as hydrologic and hydraulic modeling using well as intercepting sewers and separation of XPSWMM-2D,planning and design of the combined sewers,construction observation and open waterway,development of flood profiles contract administration,and review of new and floodplain mapping,implementation of development site plans and improvement plans stormwater green infrastructure measures,and for municipalities. permitting coordination with IDNR, USACOE,and FEMA. Site Civil Planning and Design experience with • Rapid Run Sustainable Watershed major site development projects involving Evaluation—Metropolitan Sewer District of parking,grading,soil erosion and sedimentation Greater Cincinnati,Ohio—Mark served as control,stormwater drainage and management, the lead technical advisor and QC engineer for lighting,traffic,permitting,landscaping,utilities, our planning and preliminary engineering and roadway systems with commercial, analysis for stormwater and flood control industrial,institutional,and/or retail strategies within the Rapid Run watershed. developments. Mark provided technical oversight for the hydrologic and hydraulic modeling and Specific Project experience: preliminary design of 16,000 feet of storm • Lick Run Valley Conveyance System sewer conveyance facilities and 4,300 feet of Planning and Design—Metropolitan stream restoration on 35 properties acquired as Sewer District of Greater Cincinnati, part of a FEMA Hazard Mitigation Grant. Ohio—Mark has served as the lead • Master Stormwater Services Contract— stormwater and hydraulics engineer during WisDOT—Mark has served as Project our planning and design phases to develop Manager and lead stormwater engineer for wet weather control strategies for numerous on-call stormwater and hydraulic stormwater conveyance as an alternate planning and engineering projects that have approach for CSO control within the Lick included MS4 stormwater permit compliance, Run watershed.Mark has performed the Illicit Discharge Detection/Elimination hydrologic and hydraulic modeling,for both program development,stormwater system planning and design,of approximately mapping,and hydrologic and hydraulic 55,000 feet of storm sewer conveyance planning and design. facilities,5,600 feet of restoration to the historic Lick Run corridor,and numerous PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS stormwater green infrastructure techniques throughout the watershed.Mark is currently • American Society of Civil Engineers serving as the Channel Team Leader for the design of the Lick Run Valley conveyance • Illinois Association of Floodplain and channel.In addition,Mark oversaw the Stormwater Management water quality analysis for the proposed Lick Run solution utilizing WinSLAMM. • Wisconsin Association of Floodplain • Bee Branch Channel Restoration—City of Stormwater,and Coastal Management Dubuque,Iowa—Mark served as the lead stormwater and hydraulic engineer for the$45 million Bee Branch Creek Restoration Project. This flood mitigation project provided flood STRAND A SSOC IATF.S James R. McCarthy AREAS OF EXPERTISE • Environmental Analysis,Habitat • Wetlands,Ecological Restoration, • Land Acquisition Agency Assessment,and Landscape Review and Land Management Coordination and Permitting PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE YEARS OF EXPERIENCE 30 Wetland,Waterway,and Riparian Area Right of Way(ROW)Acquisition has included Design for traditional,native landscaping,urban the broad aspects of eminent domain procedures YEARS WITH FIRM channel design,bioengineering,green for municipal,state,and federal projects. 25 infrastructure,and ecological restoration Primary agent and negotiator for various techniques.Efforts include delineating more than municipal and transportation/conveyance 260 sites in commercial/public sector and projects totaling more than$13 million. assessing impacted wetlands/habitats. Responsibilities include public meetings and EDUCATION Responsible for identifying and implementing landowner contact and preliminary land M.S.Plant appropriate avoidance-minimization-mitigation acquisition feasibility.Assign surveyors, Biology/Restoration techniques.Employs innovative restoration, designers,plat developer,and management Ecology-Southern Illinois stabilization and Best Management Practices on agencies on access and right of way projects. University,Carbondale, multidisciplinary water resource projects. Illinois, 1996 Private Lands/Wetlands and Habitat Ecological Restoration,Environmental Restoration and Management experience B.S.Environmental Studies- Coordination,and Permitting for corporate included USFWS and WDNR employment and Wilmington College, civil engineering projects including habitat contracting for biological surveys,assessments, Wilmington,Ohio, 1987 delineation,mitigation,landowner contact, and proposals/analysis for grant funded site acquisition feasibility,and agency coordination. acquisition.Restoration of historical grassland, Responsible for Section 404/401 and forest,and wetland communities.Developed and �- Endangered Species Act permitting and implemented low-impact vegetative management monitoring of local,state,and federal sites. of waterfowl production areas through Personally involved in selection,evaluation,and alternative techniques. design of more than 32 wetland and riparian mitigation and conveyance sites.Author of PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS environmental assessments with EIS natural environment,resource data,and alternatives • Arborist,International Society of analysis responsibilities. Arboriculture Stormwater Corridor Assessment and Green • Certified Wetland Specialist,Lake and Kane Infrastructure Design-Assessment and design County,Illinois,2002-2019 Current and of site-specific wetland,rain garden,stream,and Member of Wisconsin Wetland Association, channel restoration plans. Recent efforts have included extensive watershed and environmental • Past Area Governor 2009 and Past President corridor designs in University of Wisconsin- 2014,District 35,Toastmasters International Madison(UW-Madison)Arboretum,and urban and rural Midwest stream corridor • Past USDA-NRCS Code 580-Streambank improvements.Assists on environmental aspects and Shoreline Protection-Assessment, of Leadership for Energy and Environmental Standards Revision Team Member Design(LEEDTM),green and industrial facilities. STRAND ASSOCIATES James R. McCarthy CONTINUING EDUCATION • Principles of Land Acquisition,and Eminent Domain,Negotiation Project Management, International ROW Association, 1999/2011, 2005,and 2008,respectively • USACE-approved,Wetland Delineation (1996),Constructed Wetlands(2003),and Advanced Wetland Delineations,(2008), Wetland Training Institute,Waupaca, Wisconsin,2015,2016,2017,2018 Wisconsin DNR Critical Methods Training and Seminars. hISA STRAND ASSOCIATES'' Heather S . Bartelt, PLS AREAS OF EXPERTISE • Surveying • CADD Design • 3-D Laser Scanning PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE YEARS OF EXPERIENCE 19 Surveying and Data Collection experience includes use of GPS and Total Station equipment YEARS WITH FIRM to accomplish the following: '19 • Property surveys • ALTA surveys • Construction staking and layout EDUCATION • Construction staking verification Associate Degree,Civil • Final cross-sections fEngineering Technology— • Topographic surveys Madison Area Technical • Survey and data reduction and modeling College,Wisconsin, 1999 using 3-D laser scanner • Hydrographic surveys of lake and river j REGISTRATION bottoms Professional Land Surveyor in Wisconsin Computer-Aided Design and Drafting (CADD)experience includes the use of Microstation,Civil 3-D,Autodesk Recap, EaglePoint,Geopak,Leica Cyclone and Cloudworx for the following: • Processing construction layout information • Processing final cross-sections and generating earthwork quantities • Drafting plans • Right of way plats(traditional and transportation project plats) • ALTA surveys,certified survey maps,and easements • Plant and pump station piping models `r • Creating digital terrain models • Creating 3-D drive-through models Design experience including storm sewer and landscaping. PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS • Member of Wisconsin Society of Land Surveyors beAl STRAND ASSOCIATES RECEIVED AUG - 1 2019 DEPT OF PUBLIC WORKS HOURS PER ITEM OSHKOSH, WIISCCrOON�S�IoN� project HOURS COST WORK PLAN ITEM ?7J /' 11{f-1 A �u r PM En ineer Tech Clerical 9 PER ITEM PER ITEM* 1.Design Services O 0 $0 A. Geotech Investigation 1 8 1 10 $1,300 B.Topographic Survey 2 20 1 23 $3,000 C.Sanitary Sewer Design 2 20 1 23 $3,000 D.Street Design 60 240 16 316 $44,900 E.Storm Sewer Design 16 80 2 98 $13,800 F.Storm Water Management Plan Design 4 32 2 38 $5,100 G.Water Main Design 1 16 1 18 $2,300 H.Street Lighting Design-None 0 $0 I.Master Site Grading Design 4 32 1 37 $5,000 J.Permitting/Agency Coordination 40 80 32 16 168 $23,600 K.Plan Preparation 16 40 750 2 B08 $83,800 L.Contract Manual Preparation 8 40 16 64 $8,200 M.Utility Coordination 1 12 1 14 $1,800 N.Construction Review 1 16 1 18 $2,300 O.CADD Files 4 8 1 13 $1,400 P.Meetings 60 18 78 $15,000 Q.Plat Preparation-None 0 $0 2.Bidding Services A.Answer questions during bidding 8 16 24 $3,800 B.Prepare addenda if necessary 1 8 4 13 $1,600 C.Pre-Bid Meeting 8 8 4 20 $3,100 D.Review proof of bidder's qualifications 2 4 2 8 $1,100 E. Prepare recommendation of award 2 4 6 $800 3.Construction Related Services A.Preconstruction Services 20 40 8 8 76 $11,000 B.Construction Observation(20 weeks+8 w/2 people) 40 80 1400 24 1544 $161,000 C.Construction Testing(PSI) 0 $20,000 D.Construction Documentation 24 40 80 24 168 $20,400 E.Construction Management 40 80 40 24 184 $25,000 F.Construction Survey 4 20 240 264 $27,400 Total Design Services 216 640 790 80 1726 $214,500 Total Bidding Services 21 36 0 14 71 $10,400 Total Construction Related Services 128 260 1768 80 2236 $264,800 Total Hours Per Team Member=> 237 676 790 94 1797 $489,700