Dempsey — Calipatria City Council, June 24, 2025

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DC BONNETON Zuballaugh
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REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS / PROPOSAL PREPARED FOR:

Progressive Design-Build Services for the Calipatria Community Park

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Statement of Qualifications
Cover Letter
Team Members & Firm Experience
Design-Build Process
Price-Related Factor
Insurance & Bonds
Corporate Information
Contract Comments
Appendices
• Appendix C - RFQ/P Submission Checklist
• Appendix D - Addenda Acknowledgment
• Appendix F - Insurance & Bond Requirements
• Appendix H - Price Form

STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS
Dempsey Construction's design-build team has met and responded to all the qualification criteria indicated in the RFQ/P.

Specifically, our proposal outlines how our team meets the evaluation criteria, and we have also presented our approach to the design-build process, focusing on delivering the project effectively. We have also provided Appendix C (RFQ/P Submission Checklist), which shows that each element was completed and provided.

Within our proposal, we have demonstrated our design-build project experience in the design and construction of at least three relevant projects, including the landscaping of over several acres (one project covered 25 acres, and another 12 acres). Although these projects were not for a public municipality, they were for K-8 charter schools and included outdoor areas with multiple playgrounds, sports courts, and sports fields. They also featured main buildings with classrooms, restrooms, a teachers' lounge, labs, a kitchen, a library, a performing arts center, and MPRs.

Our landscape architect, McCullough, also demonstrated Owner/Community collaboration in the project that was delivered to the highest expectations - Niland Community Gardens was a collaboration between Gafcon and Imperial County. The site is located just eight miles north of Calipatria. That project includes a community center, public gardens, recreation amenities, and infrastructure that serves as a hub for a historically underserved community, similar in context and ambition to this effort in Calipatria.

Lastly, we have proven experience finding innovative solutions and opportunities within the constraints of a very tight, fixed budget funded by a State Grant. This example is provided in "Achieving Design Excellence at Reasonable Cost" in the Deisgn-Build Process section of this proposal.

We would also like to address the Volunteer Goals of the RFQ/P: Volunteer and Partnership Engagement Narrative:

McCullough Landscape Architecture (MLA) is proud to have provided preliminary design work for the City of Calipatria Community Park Master Plan, led by Principal Landscape Architect, David McCullough. MLA is eager to continue through the next phases of this project and fully support the City's goals for volunteer engagement and community partnerships.

The team applauds the City's desire to create meaningful opportunities for local college students to participate in the development of the park's drought-tolerant landscape design and maintenance plan. MLA has engaged with student volunteers, Native American student liaisons, and faculty in previous projects, such as at Albert Einstein Academies and California State University (CSU) San Marcos. At Albert Einstein Academies, Principal David McCullough personally led a workshop of students to develop the Einstein Peace Garden. At CSU San Marcos, Studio Team Leader and Studio Design Leader, along with the Native American Student Liaison and the Director of the campus Arboretum, led a workshop to develop an ethnobotanical garden. This garden will serve as a lab for students and faculty members alike. Additionally, MLA has engaged in several community-based workshops, some of which included school-aged children, such as the La Semilla Community Resiliency Project and the South-East San Diego Urban Greening Plan. Building on those foundations, and more, we are well-prepared to lead design workshops, volunteer planting events, and mentorship sessions that introduce students to sustainable landscape principles and real-world project workflows.

We, as a design-build team, also welcome the opportunity to collaborate with the University of California Cooperative Extension (UCCE), Imperial County. Our team is open to integrating UCCE's agricultural expertise into a garden design that is not only functional and educational but also reflective of Calipatria's unique desert environment and community needs.

Commitment to Community: Our team is committed to the health and well-being of Imperial County, as expressed through our previous work. We also bring a collaborative, community-centered approach shaped by our involvement in multiple Urban Land Institute (ULI) Technical Assistance Panels (TAPs) in Chula Vista, National City, and Downtown San Diego. These projects involved stakeholder engagement, multidisciplinary collaboration, and public space planning with long-term community impact.

By combining our collective design leadership, regional experience, and openness to partnership, our team is well- positioned to support both the student volunteer and UCCE collaboration goals outlined in the RFP, ensuring the park and garden are grounded in community input, environmental stewardship, and educational value.

COVER LETTER
June 9, 2025.

Chris Larsen, Sr. Project Manager, Gafcon
RE: City of Calipatria | Community Park
Cliff Hatfield Memorial Airport
Dear Chris,
We are excited to be considered for this opportunity to partner on the City of Calipatria Community Park and enhance a 3-acre piece of the City of Calipatria's Cliff Hatfield Memorial Airport. We certify that all basic Architectural services will be provided by a Licensed California Architect, Kirk Moeller Architecture (KMA), and McCullough Landscape Architecture (MLA). All other professional services will meet the requirements of the State, and Dempsey Construction Inc will retain the responsibility for this.

The following RFP required items are addressed below:
a. Dempsey Construction Inc. is located at 1825 Aston Ave, Carlsbad, CA 92008; [email protected], 760-918-6900.

Work will be performed from our Celexico office at 1765 Stergios Rd, Ste 107, Calexico, CA 92231 b. Dempsey Construction Inc. has been in business for 15 years. c. The submission of this RFP response is a firm and irrevocable offer, good for 90 days. d. Dempsey Construction Inc. is willing to perform the services as described in the RFQ/P. e. Dempsey Construction Inc. has the availability of staff and other required resources to perform all services and provide all deliverables within the specified time frames as described in the RFQ/P. f. The cover letter is signed by Bryce Raleigh, President, [email protected], 760.918.6900 x102.
g. The signatory, Bryce Raleigh, is authorized to bind Dempsey Construction Inc. contractually. h. The account administrator is Wendy Hoier, Sr. Director of Market Development, [email protected], 858-353-1280.

It is our sincere intent to prove our commitment to your project and our value as dedicated design-build team members. We hope our proposal reflects our commitment to not only delivering a successful project but also forging a lasting partnership that will benefit both our companies well into the future. We look forward to discussing the details of our proposal with you and exploring how we can bring your project's vision to life.

Respectfully,
Bryce Raleigh
President
Dempsey Construction

TEAM MEMBERS & FIRM EXPERTISE
Dempsey Construction and Kirk Moeller Architects have cultivated a strong, collaborative relationship over the past several years. Since 2018, the two firms have successfully completed five design-build projects, four of which share key similarities to the scope and objectives of the Community Park project. Key members of our team (Marcus Espinoza, Mark Smits, Kirk Moeller, and Andy Champion) collaborated closely on the Baja Freight industrial project and are currently working on another. Mark, Kirk, and Andy have collaborated on all of our design- build projects, ensuring seamless integration of design and construction expertise across multiple phases.

DEMPSEY CONSTRUCTION + KIRK MOELLER ARCHITECTS:
• 6 Design-Build Projects (4 Completed, 2 in Preconstruction) • Total Square Footage: 985,664
• Acres of Site Development: 105
• Total Contract Value: $147,200,000
The proposed team at Dempsey Construction boasts an extensive track record of successful collaboration, with Nick Alford, Eli Balladares, Marcus Espinoza, and Mark Smits bringing over 80 years of combined experience working together on various projects. This long-standing partnership ensures that our team is well-versed in communication, problem-solving, and delivering projects efficiently and effectively. n addition, our team has recent, direct experience working with each of the consultants selected for the Community Park project, several ot vhom are currently working on our large industrial project in Calexico. This further strengthens our ability to collaborate and integrate thei expertise into the design-build process in a seamless manner. gafcon
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DC BEMPERON
NICK ALFORD MARK SMITS MARCUS ESPINOZA Eli Balladares
Vice President, Principal Vice President, Preconstruction Senior Project Manager Superintendent JACK DIRKSING MERISSA FRUIN BREANN SMITH Robert Howll
Project Engineer Project Coordinator Safety Manager Total Station Field Engineer Aubullaugh КЛА ADDITIONAL CONSULTANTS
KIRK MOCLLER ЛОСИТЕСТА, МС.

K&S, Civil Engineer

DAVID MCCULLOUGH KIRK MOELLER
Principal Landscape Architect Principal Architect TOM WATSON, Dry Utilities & Electrical CARLSON SE, Structural

ZEEK MAGALLANES ANDY CHAMPION
Studio Team Leader Senior Project Manager FLORES, Mechanical

ADAM CROWELL
Associate / Project Manager

DC DEMPSEY MARK SMITS

CONSTRUCTION
Vice President, Preconstruction
Mark Smits is a LEED Accredited Professional (Building Design & Construction) and Vice President of Preconstruction at Dempsey Construction, Inc.

Mark has an in-depth background in construction and estimating from his 33 years in the industry. Before Dempsey Construction, Mark worked for a large general contractor, building an impressive and diverse resume of completed projects.

As Vice President of Preconstruction, Mark is responsible for the coordination of project estimates and budgets, as well as reviews of constructability and project plan documents. Mark will often meet with the client and architect early in project development to evaluate construction methods and determine a cost-effective plan. He also plays an integral part in the preconstruction process on design-assist projects. This includes generating and updating estimates for all project phases, participating in design meetings, and providing options for value engineering. Mark's responsibilities also include coordinating subcontractor project bidding and supervising the tracking and scope of incoming bids.

EDUCATION: CONTACT:

California State University, Hayward Mobile: 760.420.9645 Bachelor of Science, Business Administration [email protected]

FEATURED PROJECTS

FOX POINT FARMS SANDBOX
Encinitas, CA Solana Beach, CA
Ground-up construction of five commercial spaces within the Fox Point Ground-up construction of a 242,000 SF mixed-use development. Scope Farm agricultural neighborhood (agrihood). Scope delivered a steel and delivered a two-story, mixed-use project organized around substantial glass event center, a two-story farm-to-table restaurant with first floor public open space. Restaurants, retail, offices, luxury apartments and 2 market, a brewery, and an agricultural support building that manages levels of subterranean parking complete the complex. the on-site working farm.

CROWNAIR AVIATION KTM NORTH AMERICA
San Diego, CA Murrieta, CA
Ground up construction of FBO (flight booking office) and hangars for Ground-up construction of a 3-building, 147,000 SF office campus across Crownair at Montgomery Executive Airport. Existing improvements were 15 acres, serving as the North American Headquarters for the global KTM demolished, and new improvements included a 2-story, 16,452 SF, FBO motorsports organization. building and two new aircraft hangars totaling 14,000 SF.

DC DEMPSEY MARCUS ESPINOZA
CONSTRUCTION Senior Project Manager
Marcus Espinoza has nearly 10 years of commercial construction experience and is currently a Senior Project Manager at Dempsey Construction Inc. Prior to joining Dempsey Construction, Marcus served 8 years in the United States Marine Corps and worked for CRB Builders where he focused on the construction of Life Science and Industrial Manufacturing facilities.

Marcus' primary responsibilities include project management and managing field personal. Specific project management responsibilities include estimating, coordinating with owners, occupants, subcontractors and governing agencies, design-build coordination, municipality permit submission and coordination, tracking job cost including subcontract, material and labor, assisting superintendents with review and coordination of submittals including coordination with dependent trades, as well as building, reviewing, and updating project schedules.

Marcus has extensive Design-Build experience, a long-standing relationship with KMA, and believes in the importance of mutual trust, collaboration, effective communication, and respecting every member of the team.

EDUCATION: CERTIFICATION: CONTACT:

Pepperdine University OSHA-30 Mobile: 509.844.6254
Bachelor of Arts, Business Management [email protected]

RELEVANT PROJECTS

LAGE FEMENTARY

BAJA FREIGHT LA VERNE ELEMENTARY PREPARATORY ACADEMY
Otay Mesa, CA Hesperia, CA
Ground-up construction of a 36,223 SF distribution building, situated Ground-up construction of a new 45,621 SF elementary preparatory on 4 acres of land. Tilt-up building includes 4,077 SF of interior office school. The school features administration areas, classrooms, gymna- improvements and 2,567 SF of mezzanine storage space and features an sium/ assembly multipurpose facility, playground area, sport courts, ACM and curtain wall façade courtyard amphitheater and parking facilities.

CALEXICO GATEWAY CENTER, SOUTH (PHASE 1) BAHIA RESORT HOTEL Calexico, CA San Diego, CA
Ground-up construction of a 4-building, 355,000 SF industrial Multiple renovation projects for the Bahia Resort Hotel, including a distribution complex on the US/Mexico border. When completed, the renovation and expansion of the lobby and full interior and exterior and spot eating ta poe ence sor renovations of two guestroom buildings. All work took place while the hotels, and support retail buildings. resort remained open and operational.

DC DEMPSEY ELI BALLADARES

CONSTRUCTION
Superintendent
Eli Balladares is an experienced Superintendent and has been in the construction industry since 1997, where he started his career as a laborer with a prominent local General Contractor. He set his sights on being a carpenter and signed up for the AGC program, where he graduated as a journeyman carpenter in less than 2 years. Eli soon stepped into the role of leadman, then foreman, and then eventually became Superintendent.

As a superintendent, Eli has direct responsibility for job site supervision of subcontractors and their crews, ordering and controlling material and equipment, job scheduling and labor cost controls, coordination and scheduling of city and county agencies, as well as overall coordination and scheduling of all subcontractors.

Eli will bring extensive Design-Build experience to the Calapatria project. He is someone that lives out Dempsey's core values (Team Player, Competitive, Genuine, Grit, and Get Sh*t done) every day and brings that mindset and attitude to every site he runs. He is honest, communicative, a natural leader, detail-oriented, and will make an excellent addition to the team.

CERTIFICATION: CONTACT:

AGC Journeyman Carpenter Mobile: 951.821.1685
[email protected]

FEATURED PROJECTS

FOX POINT FARMS KTM NORTH AMERICA
Encinitas, CA Murrieta, CA
Ground-up construction of five commercial spaces within the Fox Point Ground-up, design-build construction of a 3-building, 147,000 SF office Farm agricultural neighborhood (agrihood). Scope delivered a steel and campus across 15 acres, serving as the North American Headquarters for glass event center, a two-story farm-to-table restaurant with first floor the global KM motorsports organization. Work included extensive site market, a brewery, and an agricultural support building that manages work, hardscaping, landscaping and more as the project was built on the on-site working farm. raw land.

Audi Temecula

NUVASIVE HOEHN AUDI
San Diego, CA Temecula, CA
Exterior renovation of NuVasive's San Diego Headquarters. Construction Ground up construction of a 40,000 SF Audi dealership for Hohen of new concrete dining deck and railings, structural alterations to Motors. Work delivered Audi's standard 'Jewel Box' facade, perforated support new canopies and dining decks and guardrail features, MPE metal, radius curtain wall system, a showroom building with offices, upgrades and landscaping throughout. sales, and administration area, high-bay service area and more.

KIRK MOELLER
Principal Architect
KIRK MOELLER ARCHITECTS, ING.

Kirk Moeller is the founder of Kirk Moeller (KM) Architects, Inc. His extensive experience has led the firm to develop unique, site-specific design solutions that are sensitive to the environment as well as responsive to the needs of each client.

KM Architects' diverse portfolio contains a wide range of project types and sizes from educational, multifamily, mixed-use, industrial, professional office, retail, single-family residences and accessory dwelling units. The philosophy of KM Architects is that exceptional design can occur in any setting, with any project type and within any budget. It is the belief of KM Architects that the project creation process should be personal with the result exceeding the client's original vision and expectation.

Kirk oversees all processes from design to construction management for every KM Architects project. He is a Registered Architect in the State of California. Prior to establishing KM Architects in 2019, Kirk had over twenty years of professional architectural experience working for another local recognized architectural firm.

CERTIFICATION: CONTACT:

Licensed Architect State of California License Number: C33016 Office: 760.814.8128; Mobile: 760.803.8006 [email protected]

FEATURED PROJECTS

LA VERNE ELEMENTARY PREPARATORY ACADEMY TEMECULA VALLEY CHARTER SCHOOL Hesperia, CA Winchester, CA
Ground-up construction of a new 45,621 SF elementary preparatory Ground-up, design-build construction of a new, 53,992 SF, 900-student school. The school features administration areas, classrooms, gymna- TK-8 charter school across 12 acres in the heart of the French Valley. sium/ assembly multipurpose facility, music rooms, restrooms, storage areas, additional modular classrooms, playground area, sport courts, courtyard amphitheater and parking facilities. Currently in preconstruction.

EPIPHANY CHARTER SCHOOL PATHWAYS TO COLLEGE K-8
Escondido, CA Hesperia, CA
Existing 45,621 SF multi phased charter school building renovation Ground-up construction of a fully accessible, multi-building K-8 charter project. The project features include classroom renovations, common school across 25 acres in Hesperia. Outdoor areas feature multiple area updates, administration area renovations, assembly area playground areas, concrete sports courts, and two large turf sports upgrades, restroom revisions, a new playground area, etc. fields.

KNA ANDY CHAMPION
Senior Project Manager

KIRK MOELLER ARCHITECTS, INC
Andrew Champion has been involved in the building and construction industry for over twenty years with experience both in the field and within architectural firms. Andy's experience encompasses a broad-spectrum including space planning, research, code analysis, construction documentation, and construction management. Extensive field experience and understanding of construction methods and building permitting issues make Andy an integral part of the KM Architects team.

Andy's architectural experience includes commercial, industrial, medical, retail, mixed-use, educational, and multi-family residential building types. Andy's enthusiasm with the building industry and bringing concepts to reality makes him an indispensable component of KM Architects.

EDUCATION: CONTACT:

Palomar College Office: 760.814.8128; Mobile: 760.415.1382 Architecture, Construction Technology, CAD Technology [email protected]

FEATURED PROJECTS

ANERE FIELENFARY

LA VERNE ELEMENTARY PREPARATORY ACADEMY TEMECULA VALLEY CHARTER SCHOOL Hesperia, CA Winchester, CA
Ground-up construction of a new 45,621 SF elementary preparatory Ground-up, design-build construction of a new, 53,992 SF, 900-student school. The school features administration areas, classrooms, gymna- TK-8 charter school across 12 acres in the heart of the French Valley. sium / assembly multipurpose facility, music rooms, restrooms, storage areas, additional modular classrooms, playground area, sport courts, courtyard amphitheater and parking facilities. Currently in preconstruction.

DAVID MCCULLOUGH, ASLA, PLA #4048
Principal-in-Charge / Principal Landscape Architect
David McCullough formed McCullough Landscape Architecture (MLA) as a sole proprietorship in 1999 while working for another San Diego firm. After partner, Catherine joined the business in 2001 and became Chief Executive Officer and President in 2002; the firm became a woman-owned corporation and Small Business Enterprise (SBE) by the State of California DGS.

As Principal Landscape Architect, David oversees all aspects of the design and production of firm projects. He serves as head designer on most projects and maintains quality control on all work completed. Previous projects have earned recognition in several national publications. David's project involvement includes senior project management, design development, quality control, client meetings and presentations, and document development.

EDUCATION
B.S. Landscape Architecture QUALIFICATIONS
California Polytechnic State University,
San Luis Obispo • Firm Principal Landscape Architect and chief designer with a cutting-edge, creative approach
• Extensive experience delivering civic and public space projects, including

AFFILIATIONS
parks, libraries, community gardens, higher education campuses, and • American Society of Landscape modernization efforts, with a strong focus on sustainability and climate Architects (ASLA), San Diego Chapter resilience
Past President • Oversees firm-wide design direction and quality control, ensuring each • American Institute of Architects project aligns with the client's goals, end-user needs, and the broader (AIA), Affiliate Member, Voting community context
Member, Regional Design Advisory • Skilled in stakeholder engagement and consensus-building, effectively Board navigating complex input from agencies, municipalities, and diverse • Building Industry Association (BIA) community groups
San Diego • Flexibility and consistency in meeting fast-track project schedule Member, Urban Design Council requirements and sustainable design requirements • City of San Diego Historical Resource
Board Member Code Monitoring
Team, Voting Member RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE
• Beautiful PB Community
• City of Calipatria Community Park Master Plan / Calipatria, CA Improvement District, Co-founder
• City of Niland Community Park Master Plan / Niland, CA • Lambda Alpha International (LAI) • San Diego High School Modernization and Athletic Fields / San Diego, CA San Diego Chapter Member Linda Vista Elementary and Joint-Use Fields / San Diego, CA • ULI San Diego-Tijuana City of Poway, Poway Commons & Town Center Plaza Park / Poway, CA Innovative Housing Council Vista Community Park / Vista, CA McGrath Family YMCA / Rancho San Diego, CA
Borderview YMCA / San Ysidro, CA
Mesa College Exercise Science Center - Design/Build / San Diego, CA Mesa College Commons Café + Bookstore - Design/Build / San Diego, CA Mesa College Center for Business + Technology - Design/Build / San Diego, CA County of San Diego, North Coastal Live Well Health Center - Design/Build / Oceanside, CA, ZNE and LEED Platinum Certified
County of San Diego, WaterSmart Demonstration Garden at the Helix Water District Administrative Office - Helix Water District / La Mesa, CA • City of San Diego, San Diego Gas & Electric Company (SDGE) Mission Skills Training Center / San Diego, CA
• City of San Diego, Environmental Monitoring and Technical Services (EMTS) Naval Training Center (NTC) Lab Remodel / San Diego, CA • San Diego State University Don Powell Theatre Renovation / San Diego, CA

ZEEK MAGALLANES, MLA, ASLA
Studio Team Leader
With a Master of Landscape Architecture degree from the University of Southern California, Zeek brings a reliable history of leadership and accountability through more than eight years in the industry. He is passionate about the intersection of urbanism, social and environmental resiliency, and the business of design.

Zeek is a seasoned landscape architect with deep experience in community- focused projects, including educational campuses, public spaces, and revitalization efforts. He brings a thoughtful approach to design, balancing technical expertise with a collaborative leadership style. Zeek excels in stakeholder engagement and managing complex environmental contexts, such

EDUCATION
as fire-prone areas and habitat interfaces. His efficient coordination and time Master of Landscape Architecture management help deliver resilient, high-quality designs on schedule.

University of Southern California
His duties for McCullough include coordinating project management, design B.A. Cultural Anthropology development and coordination, and team support. Zeek attends client San Diego State University meetings, manages information exchange, project record keeping, and developing architectural drawings.

AFFILIATIONS
• American Society of Landscape QUALIFICATIONS
Architects (ASLA), San Diego • Collaborative team leader and effective communicator Chapter, Member • Familiarity with landscape planning analysis and land-use principles, • Design Build Institute of America environmental design, urban renewal, and large-scale site planning (DBIA), Member • Understanding of the latest principles and graphic programs in Landscape Architecture
• Experience with various landscape guidelines dictating planting, hardscape material selection, signage, lighting, site planning standards, criteria for building setbacks, pedestrian and vehicular circulation, and submittal requirements
• Proficient in planting and irrigation design, landscape construction, and site grading

RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE
• City of Calipatria Community Park Master Plan / Calipatria, CA • City of Niland Community Park Master Plan / Niland, CA • San Diego High School Modernization and Athletic Fields / San Diego, CA • City of Poway, Poway Commons & Town Center Plaza Park / Poway, CA San Diego State University Don Powell Theatre Renovation / San Diego, CA • Epoca Experience Park/ San Dlego, CA
• City of San Diego, Environmental Monitoring and Technical Services (EMTS) Naval Training Center (NTC) Lab Remodel / San Diego, CA • City of San Diego, San Diego Gas & Electric Company (SDGE) Mission Skills Training Center / San Diego, CA
City of Santee Arts and Entertainment District / Santee, CA • County of San Dlego, WaterSmart Demonstration Garden at the Helix Water District Administrative Office / La Mesa, CA
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ADAM CROWELL, ASLA
Associate / Project Manager
Adam earned his Bachelor of Landscape Architecture from California Polytechnic State University. Adam is passionate about helping to create public spaces that leave an impact on people - whether that be through preserving historical sites, working diligently on combining an ecological approach, or pulling in aspects unique to the surrounding community.

His duties for McCullough include conceptual design, design development, construction documentation, and quality control. He directly communicates with clients, attends client meetings, and provides excellent team coordination.

EDUCATION QUALIFICATIONS
Bachelor of Landscape Architecture • Collaborative team player with a proven ability to lead teams through all California Polytechnic State University phases of design and construction for public spaces, including community centers and parks
• Highly detail-oriented with a strong emphasis on clear communication and

AFFILIATIONS
coordination among clients, consultants, and internal design teams to ensure • American Society of Landscape cohesive project delivery Architects (ASLA), Member • Flexible and adaptable to evolving project constraints, including budgets, • National Association of Industrialand community input, and environmental considerations Office Properties (NAIOP), San • Strategic thinker with a proactive approach to problem-solving Diego, Member • Passionate and thoughtful designer committed to creating inclusive, accessible, and engaging outdoor environments that foster community connection and well-being
• Strong advocate for sustainable design practices, integrating low-impact development strategies, native planting palettes, and long-term maintenance solutions tailored to civic and recreational projects

RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE
• Epoca Experience Park/ San Dlego, CA
• City of Santee Arts and Entertainment District / Santee, CA • City of San Diego, Environmental Monitoring and Technical Services (EMTS) Naval Training Center (NTC) Lab Remodel / San Diego, CA City of San Diego, San Diego Gas & Electric Company (SDGE) Mission Skills Training Center / San Diego, CA
Innercare P.A.C.E. / Imperial, CA
• County of San Dlego, WaterSmart Demonstration Garden at the Helix Water District Administrative Office / La Mesa, CA
City of Poway, Poway Commons & Town Center Plaza Park / Poway, CA • San Diego State University Don Powell Theatre Renovation / San Diego, CA hosullough
EXPERIENCE, DEMPSEY CONSTRUCTION + KMA
Pathways to College K-8
Location Project Size Project Industry Scope Status
Hesperia, CA 50,449 SF Public Education Preconstruction / Site Work / Construction Completed Ground-up construction of a fully accessible, multi-building K-8 charter school across 25 acres in DESIGN-ASSIST Hesperia. Work delivered: Project Architect
A 21,000 SF main building featuring administration offices, a teacher's lounge and Kirk Moller Architects kitchen, a professional-grade prep kitchen for student meals, a multi-purpose room, a Total Cost: $19,600,000
library, a science lab, a health services area, and more • A designated area for TK/Kindergarten classrooms and play area, 18 modular Total Project SF: 513,466 classrooms in pods of 3. and multiple modular bathrooms Cost Per SF:
• Outdoor areas feature multiple playground areas, concrete sports courts, and two large Site Only: $8.69 turf sports fields Including Buildings: $306.60
EXPERIENCE, DEMPSEY CONSTRUCTION + KMA
Temecula Valley Charter School
Location Project Size Project Industry Scope Status
Winchester, CA 53.922 SF Public Education Preconstruction / Site Work / Construction Preconstruction Ground-up construction of a new, 900-student TK-8 charter school across 12 acres in the DESIGN-ASSIST heart of the French Valley. When completed, the school will include: Project Architect • A 17,000 SF main building featuring administration offices, a professional-grade Kirk Moller Architects prep kitchen for student meals, a performing arts center, and a science lab Total Cost: TBD • 30 modular classrooms with technology-equipped spaces Total Project SF: 520,552
• A designated area for TK/Kindergarten classrooms and play area • Outdoor areas featuring multiple playground areas, concrete sports courts, and Cost Per SF:
two large turf sports fields Site Only: $11.48
Including Buildings: $255.51

EXPERIENCE, DEMPSEY CONSTRUCTION
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LEPA
LaVerne Elementary Preparatory
Location Project Size Project Industry Scope Status
Hesperia, CA 45,000 SF Public Education Preconstruction / Site Work / Construction Completed Ground-up construction of a new, 450-student school including classrooms, administrative DESIGN-BUILD offices, gymnasium, full-service kitchen, specialty STEM classrooms, large outdoor sports fields Project Architect and engaging site amenities. Kirk Moller & Andy Champion The design build services included food service (kitchen), mechanical, electrical, Total Cost: $10,370,000
plumbing and low voltage.
• The design assist services included architectural, structural, civil and landscape Total Project SF: 211,235 architecture. Cost Per SF:

Phase 1 delivered a new school for TK - 6th grade students Site Only: $9.06 • Phase 2 delivered a brand-new multipurpose building for the campus Including Buildings: $215.21

ADDITIONAL RELEVANT EXPERIENCE, DEMPSEY CONSTRUCTION

FOX POINT BREWING CO

FOX POINT FARMS CIVITA
Ground-up construction of 5 commercial-use buildings within the Ground-up construction of a luxury resident clubhouse and Fox Point Farms residential development. Work delivered included amenities within the Civita multifamily community in Mission a large lawn, outdoor fire pits and seating areas, a greenhouse, Valley. Outdoor amenities include a family pool, lap pool, multi-acre working farm, walking paths surrounded by edible cabanas, multiple fire pits and seating areas, outdoor kitchens, plants and citrus trees, bocce ball, landscaping & more. and a games area, and much more.

VON KARMAN CORPORATE CENTER THE LODGE TORREY PINES, COURTYARD Extensive renovation of a large corporate center across 25 acres. Project delivered expanded outdoor areas for rooms, converting New improvements delivered multiple new amenity spaces with a previously unusable area into revenue-generating event space, barbecues, sports courts, dog runs, outdoor conference centers, and more. Renovation of common-area courtyard, including seating areas, poured-in-place walls and seating areas, metallic the addition of a new event space, multiple seating areas, and sunshade features, and new hardscape and landscape walking paths.

HARBOR ASSOCIATES COURTYARD REDESIGN LUX ART INSTITUTE
Extensive renovation of a 2-acre shared courtyard within a large, Ground-up construction of a new 7,000 SF educational pavilion multi-building office campus. New improvements delivered that serves as an expansion of the existing institute. Scope walking paths, outdoor meeting areas with A/, outdoor games, included all site work, building construction and improvements poured-in-place concrete seating areas, lighting, and more. for the addition, new hardscape and landscape, pedestrian bridges, walking paths, and outdoor seating areas.

ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE, MCCULLOUGH
ING
City of Calipatria Community Park Master Plan, Calipatria,CA City of Niland Community Park Master Plan, Niland, CA The park design is much needed and is planned to sit at the edge The Niland Community Gardens is planned to consist of a of a municipal airport, directly adjacent to the sites of Calipatria new post office extension, retail components/opportunities, High School, Bill E Young Middle School, and Fremont Primary community accessible gardens, a community center, School on the edge of their downtown. Amenities planned are a playgrounds, sports amenities, and a pedestrian bridge and new community center facility, indoor swimming pool, community "Welcome to the Valley" gateway signage to name a few. Overall, rooms, a multi-purpose field, a community garden, splash pad, the county sees this opportunity as a regional destination, and outdoor playground. An existing airplane hanger will stay in community center, and gateway to the northeast entrance into place but is planned to be re-purposed for community use. The the valley. For these reasons, this is the first of a monumental new facilities draw architectural inspiration from this existing development for this undeserved community where McCullough hanger. Shaded picnic areas and ample shade trees are also part celebrates the opportunity for advancement in this corner of the of the plan to shelter visitors for the sweltering summer sun. California desert.

Poway Commons Town Center Plaza Park, Poway, CA Mesa College Commons Café + Bookstore, San Diego, CA McCullough collaborated with Meridian Communities to shape Design/Build: Through the strategic master planning process, Poway Commons, an embodiment of design's influence on College leadership determined a central campus hub was needed communities. Situated in Poway, California's civic core, the project to help meet its main objective-encourage social engagement revitalizes urban landscapes with meticulous streetscapes, inviting and academic commitment of its diverse student population. frontage stoops, and an integrated commercial hub on Poway As part of the San Diego CCD Master Plan, the Mesa College Bivd. This venture sets the stage for the City's long-term effort to Commons facility, including a new Café and Bookstore, is create a vibrant town center district, uniting multi-family housing, encompassed by two new courtyards, one dedicated to outdoor affordable elements, commercial spaces, and a communal oasis. dining and another for students being picked up from a loop road "Kiss and Ride" pull out. This courtyard surrounds a small café McGrath Family YMCA, Rancho San Diego, CA and is intended to provide a safe, serene environment for students The 9-acre new YMCA provides recreational activities such as to wait for a ride or pass the time before their next class. baseball, softball, soccer, arena soccer, and basketball. Built in two phases, phase one, approximately 6 acres, included North Coastal Live Well Health Center, Oceanside, CA the baseball field and surrounding landscape/hardscape, the Design/Build: McCullough completed an award-winning project arena soccer court, a basket-ball court, perimeter landscape/ for the County of San Diego, the North Coastal Health and Human hardscape, and the first half of parking lot. Phase two is Services Center located in Oceanside. When planning for a ZNE approximately three acres and includes the gymnasium/exercise project, commitment at the project's early stage is key to its building, a lap pool, as well as additional parking. success. Due to the team's focus and expertise for a ZNE project, we brought the project to completion on a limited budget while Mesa College Exercise Science Center, San Diego, CA adhering to strict sustainable practices. At the North Coastal Design/Build: Located in a suburban neighborhood of San Diego, Health and Human Services Center, our designers specified native a fitness center has been included as part of the San Diego California plant material which allows the irrigation system to be Community College District Master Plan of the Mesa College turned off entirely once the plants are established and matured. facility. The new building is located on 2.5 acres at the gateway Landscape stormwater basins surround the site, which capture to the proposed new campus quadrangle (campus central stormwater runoff. The water is naturally cleaned and retained green) and is an element with gateway gardens to an area of the to either evaporate or percolate into the ground. The project was campus that will be most frequented by staff, faculty, students awarded LEED Platinum. and visitors. Additionally, an outdoor performance/classroom garden was designed that sits directly adjacent to large sliding doors at the spinning and yoga classroom spaces which allows for seamless indoor/outdoor educational experiences.

DESIGN-BUILD PROCESS: PORTFOLIO OF PROJECTS BY PROPOSED TEAM

PROJECT DEFINITION OR PRELIMINARY AGREEMENT
At Dempsey Construction, we place a strong emphasis on early collaboration during the project definition phase to ensure clear alignment of expectations, scope, budget, schedule, and building systems. For all projects our team engages stakeholders, design teams, and key consultants early in the process to define the project's vision and objectives. This early engagement allows us to collaborate effectively in the development of the design brief, scope, and project milestones, ensuring alignment with the owner's goals.

Our client-focused preconstruction process ensures an experience that aligns with your expectations. Utilizing advanced analytics enables us to anticipate and navigate unforeseen obstacles. Our collaborative approach involves our project management team, establishing a seamless transition from preconstruction to construction, and allowing our clients to maximize every dollar invested. This full-circle process, built on trust and transparency, highlights our dedication to our clients' success and consistently delivers successful project outcomes.

Understanding the Vision and Planning for it: Our commitment to your project vision sets us apart from other GCs. We take the time to understand your goals and aspirations and weave them into the fabric of the project development process, ensuring that each outcome aligns with your expectations. We perform a thorough, in-depth constructability analysis, investigating how every project component will be constructed to refine design details and optimize building systems.

Collaborative Planning: Our collaborative approach to planning brings together the client and design team. Our PMs undergo extensive estimating training and are fully equipped to handle estimates, allowing them to be highly involved in the preconstruction phase. By bringing project management and reconstruction together from the start, we can deliver a seamless project transition from preconstruction to construction. This collaborative effort between the design team, stakeholders, construction manager, contractor, and key trade partners helps clarify the scope and finalize the design. • Develop Master Schedule: We live and die by our schedule and are fanatical about creating it. In collaboration with the stakeholders and project consultants, a detailed master schedule will be built, incorporating design, permitting, procurement, and construction sequencing.

Identification of Long-Lead Items: Material and FF&E procurement durations will be incorporated into the master schedule.

Any long-lead items will be identified, and a procurement strategy will be implemented to prevent delays. • Trade Partner Selection: Engaging the "right" trade partners will be key to project success. We plan to pre-identify the most qualified trade partners for each trade and run through a strict bid process, assuring the highest quality of company and cost. These trade partners will come from a pool of trusted local and regional subcontractors with whom we have established relationships and a proven track record of success.

ACHIEVING DESIGN EXCELLENCE AT REASONABLE COST
Design excellence does not always have to come with a high price tag. At Dempsey Construction, we are committed to delivering high- quality, innovative designs within budget by integrating value engineering and cost-effective solutions early in the process.

Dempsey's detailed estimating process allows us to identify potential issues before they happen. Our proprietary Estimate Based Approach™ (EBA™) enables us to proactively identify and address potential issues, preventing them from becoming problems. A detailed budget will be developed using EBA™ and will serve as a baseline cost estimate for the project. Our preconstruction cost tracking leads to on-budget projects 100% of the time. This is because we are thorough and produce highly detailed preconstruction estimates. We understand that the project budget is critical. We diligently manage the budget by understanding the entire project scope and continually "pressure testing" the budget with updated estimates, including milestone estimates:

1. Schematic Design Estimate: Our initial conceptual estimate details your project based on a 100% complete product.

2. Design Development Estimate: This estimate provides greater detail for the project team to validate assumptions made in the schematic phase and confirm that the target budget is on track.

3. Construction Document Estimate: The final estimate enables the project team to provide finalized costs, schedule feedback, and meet the target budget.

4. Value Engineering: Implementation of creative and solution-oriented efforts with the goal of maintaining quality while ensuring cost efficiency.

Continued on the next page.

DESIGN-BUILD PROCESS:PORTFOLIO OF PROJECTS BY PROPOSED TEAM CONT.

ACHIEVING DESIGN EXCELLENCE AT REASONABLE COST CONT.

Recently, Dempsey was approached by a large non-profit organization in South County, San Diego. They were well into the design phase of their new ground-up administrative building that was funded by donations, tax credits, and state grants. At the time the client contacted us, the project was $13M over budget and facing a fast-approaching deadline for the grant funding. With approximately two weeks to go, our team rolled up their sleeves, collaborated with the client and architect, and worked to VE the project within budget, delivering a design that did not compromise the aesthetics, look, feel, and usage of the building.

Requested construction costs per square foot and total project square footage are listed on the project profile pages in the previous section.

INTEGRATED PROJECT DELIVERY
Our project teams consistently consult with trades and update budgets during the design phase. When issues arise between constructability, cost, or design, we address them in real time, not progressing through a design that isn't buildable or within budget.

This prevents any schedule delays or time lost during the design and preconstruction phases.

For example, when working with utility and electrical designers, we can suggest alternative designs to save time and money - another way Dempsey's standard process and approach maintain design excellence while staying within budget.

INNOVATION & TECHNOLOGY
At Dempsey Construction, we utilize cutting-edge construction technology to enhance efficiency, improve accuracy, and deliver superior results. From field coordination to project visualization, our integrated technology suite drives performance at every phase of For the projects that we've presented in the experience section, we opted out of BIM to save hundreds of thousands of dollars. We figured things out through our EBA™, which enables us to look around corners and uncover potential constructability issues that were We will utilize Bluebeam Studios Sessions for this project. Our collaborative working sessions will be set up so that we're all working on the same documents and collaborating in real-time. This provides the team with a single source of information.

Procore is our primary project management software, enabling real-time collaboration across all teams and stakeholders for all projects. Procore streamlines communication, ensures everyone has access to the most up-to-date drawings and schedules, and improves transparency throughout the proiect. This technology helped minimize mistakes and rework, resulting in a more efficient process and ultimately contributing to the project's success.

Additionally, we have the capabilities to utilize the following tools and technologies:
• FIELD VERIFICATION & LAYOUT Trimble Robotic Total Station: This high-precision laser scanning and imaging tool verifies existing site conditions against design documents in real-time. It helps eliminate costly errors by identifying discrepancies before construction begins.

JOBSITE DOCUMENTATION OpenSpace 360º Visual Capture: OpenSpace creates a dynamic, image-based walk- through of the jobsite using 360-degree cameras. This virtual documentation provides up-to-date progress tracking, enhanced coordination, and risk mitigation throughout the project lifecycle.

DESIGN-BUILD PROCESS: PROJECT RISKS
We have identified three primary project risks: procurement, tariffs/price escalation, and overall project costs.

PROCUREMENT & MATERIAL AVAILABILITY:

Critical Risk: One of the primary risks associated with this project is the potential delay in material procurement, particularly due to long lead times and supply chain disruptions. Given the scope of the Community Park, which involves both building construction and site amenities, the timely procurement of key materials is crucial to maintaining the project schedule.

Mitigation Strategy: From day one, Dempsey Construction will monitor lead times for materials needed and track them through bi-weekly updates from our trade partners. This enables us to advise the team on potential delays and prioritize in real-time what needs to be procured to prevent schedule delays. We can also re-sequence schedule items and milestones to further assist us in mitigating that risk.

TARIFFS & PRICE ESCALATION:

Critical Risk: The ongoing uncertainty surrounding tariffs and price escalation for construction materials, especially steel, lumber, and imported goods, poses a significant risk to the project's budget. Changes in tariff policies and fluctuations in global markets may result in unpredictable price increases.

Mitigation Strategy: Like procurement, we are tracking material costs due to tariffs and price escalation. Ways to mitigate this are to lock in material pricing, take delivery of material early and store it, or structure contracts with material suppliers and subcontractors to lock in quantities for a specific period. Our extensive network of trade partners enables us to source domestically produced materials whenever possible, resulting in cost savings and preventing budget overruns.

OVERALL PROJECT COSTS (BUDGET):

Critical Risk: The fixed budget of $5.6 million for construction poses a significant risk, as fluctuations in material costs, unforeseen site conditions, or scope changes could cause the project to exceed its budget.

Mitigation Strategy: Dempsey Construction will implement a robust cost control system, including regular budget reviews, detailed expense tracking, and close monitoring of contingency expenditures. Our team will utilize value engineering and value management to identify cost-effective solutions that do not compromise the quality or scope of the project. Early coordination with the design team, regular cost estimation updates, and proactive management of change orders will help keep the project DESIGN-BUILD PROCESS: SCHEDULE
Expediting the process can save on the cost of the job. Based on the schedule provided to us, we believe we can reduce the construction time to 12 months, resulting in savings on general contractors (GCs), general requirements (GRs), additional staffing requirements, and

SCHEDULE IMPACT RISKS
Through our experience working in extreme heat conditions in the Imperial Valley, we have learned the importance of understanding how trades work in such situations. The heat, understandably, has a significant impact on productivity. We are cognizant of this and will build it into the master schedule to prevent overworking trades during the hottest summer months. To mitigate this, we will develop a plan to mitigate heat impact. More about this is provided on the next page in 'Safety!' DESIGN-BUILD PROCESS: SAFETY
Job-site safety is a top priority at Dempsey Construction. To ensure a safe construction environment, all Dempsey Construction superintendents are certified in OSHA 10-Hour and 30-Hour Safety Training.

Additionally, Dempsey Construction employs a dedicated, full-time Safety Manager, Breann Smith. Breann visits all project sites regularly to assure a safe construction environment. Breann brings nearly 15 years of experience as a certified safety specialist in the construction industry, having worked on private, Federal and State projects, to the critical task of assuring work site safety, for not only construction site personnel, but for all personnel impacted by the construction process. • Safety Plan: Dempsey Construction provides a safe work environment for not only its workers, but also the public that this project may impact. Proper planning and open communication are key elements that enable a safe job site and a successful •Three Phases of Quality Control Method During Construction: Phase I: preparatory phase; Phase 2: initial inspection phase; Phase 3: follow-up inspection phase
• Site-Specific Quality Plan (SSQP): The SSQP includes preparatory plans, daily inspection reports, and final follow-up • Enforcement of Procedures: During construction, we will implement the procedures developed as part of our SSOP to verify that work is produced, tested, and built in compliance with the Contract Documents and applicable Building Codes. Our approach will allow us to implement the quality control philosophy on the project.

Dempsey Construction has a local office in Calexico and is experienced in building in the California desert and other high-heat regions.

Our team is well-versed in managing the unique challenges presented by elevated temperatures. We proactively plan for weather impacts by adjusting schedules, implementing heat-sensitive material handling, and implementing crew rotation strategies to ensure consistent progress without compromising quality or safety.

Measures to Mitigate Extreme Heat:

1. Personnel Safety
Cooling Stations: Set up shaded rest areas with fans, misters, and hydration stations. • Heat Safety Protocols: Provide regular breaks, hydration reminders, and personal protective equipment (PPE) designed for hot climates.

2. Logistics and Material Handling
Temperature-Sensitive Materials: Store and handle materials in climate-controlled environments. • Delivery Scheduling: Schedule deliveries during cooler parts of the day to minimize damage to materials.

3. Specialized Workforce
Experienced Labor: Hire crews experienced in working under extreme heat conditions and tight deadlines.

Temporary Labor: Augment the workforce during critical phases to accelerate completion.

4. Comprehensive Planning
Fast-Track Scheduling: Use Critical Path Method (CPM) scheduling to prioritize key activities and avoid delays.

Contingency Plans: Account for potential weather disruptions, such as heat waves and wind, with flexible scheduling.

5. Client and Stakeholder Communication
Regular Updates: Keep stakeholders informed of progress, challenges, and timelines.

Showcase Milestones: Celebrate visible progress to maintain morale and client satisfaction.

6. Safety and Compliance
OSHA Standards: Adhere to OSHA regulations for heat safety and construction practices.

Insurance Coverage: Ensure adequate coverage for heat-related risks.

SAFETY, LOST TIME ACCIDENT RATE
2020: 0 2023: 0
2021: 0 2024: 0
2022: 0
Please view our 5-year EMR letter on the following page.

Insurance | Risk Management | Surety
Cavignac 451 A Street, Suite 1800 | San Diego, CA 92101 June 5, 2025
Dempsey Construction, Inc.
1825 Aston Avenue
Carlsbad, CA 92008
Re: EMR Verification | Bureau No. 5-87-01-14
To Whom It May Concern:

This letter confirms the WCIRB Intrastate Experience Modification Rates (EMR) for Dempsey Construction for the current and prior five years.

Effective Date EMR
9/01/2025 70%
9/01/2024 72%
9/01/2023 72%
9/01/2022 72%
9/01/2021 71%
11/01/2020 63%
Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions or requests for further information.

Regards,
Jackie Sousa, CRIS
Senior Client Manager
direct line: 619-744-0552
email: [email protected]

DC JEMPSEY

CONSTRUCTIOF

GENERAL CONDITIONS, GENERAL REQUIREMENTS, PRECONSTRUCTION SERVICES & DESIGN FEE BREAKDOWNS

GENERAL CONDITIONS
Item UNIT
No. NOTES QTY UT COST TOTAL
Field Labor Hourly Charge Rates
Superintendent $119 52.0 WKS $4,778.85 248,309
Scheduler $67 52.0 WKS $47.12
2,448
Safety $118 52.0 WKS $141.35 7,344
4 QA/QC $132 52.0 WKS 8,236
$158.51
Project Management
Senior Project Manager 5164 52.0 WKS $2,296.88 119,346
Assistant Project Manager $94 52.0 WKS $1,884.62 97,925 Senior Project Coordinator $100 52.0 WKS $400.48 20,809 Project Coordinator $68 52.0 WKS $272.60 14,164
5 Project Administrator $46

52.0 WKS $185.10 9,618
Vendor Payable $46 52.0 WKS $185.10 9,618
Subcontractor Payable $71 52.0 WKS $282.69 14,689
Subsistence
Subsistence $0.00
-
Superintendent Per Diem 52.0 WKS $750.00
Foreman Per Diem 52.0 WK$ $0.00 38,970
Total 12 MO $49,290
591,476

GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
UNIT

QTY UT COST TOTAL
Travel & Housing
Travel $0.00
Superintendent-Out of town bonus 52.0 WKS $461.89 24,000 PM Travel Expense 52.0 WKS $100.00 5,196
QC/Safety Travel Expense 52.0 WKS $140.00 7,274
5 Housing $0.00 0
Superintendent =
$0.00
Housing 52.0 WKS $550.00 28,578
Utilities 52.0 WKS $75.00 3,897
Field Office Expense
1 Trailer Setup $0.00
Office Trailer- 12x60 - Delivery setup 1.0 E $3,200.00 3,200 Demobilize Trailer 1.0 L $3,200.00 3,200
6 Trailer/Storage Weekly $0.00
7 Office Lease 52.0 WKS $225.00 11,691
8 Restroom service in Trailer 52.0 WKS $23.09 1,200
10 Storage Box, 20' rental 52.0 WKS $50.00 2,600
Field Office Supplies & Equipment
1 Office Supplies 52.0 WKS $30.00 1,559
2 Project Signage 1.0 EA $500.00 500
3 Furniture 52.0 WKS $25.00
1,299
4 Drinking Water - Trailer 52.0 WKS $29.79 1,548
5 Postage & Deliveries 52.0 WKS $150.00 7,794
6 Reprographics 1.0 LS $3,000.00 3,000
7 Superintendent - $0.00 0
Superintendent vehicle expense 52.0 WKS $291.00 15,120
Superintendent vehicle maintenance 52.0 WKS $27.00 1,403 10 Superintendent fuel expense 52.0 WKS $125.00 6,495
11 PM/APM fuel expense 52.0 WKS $50.00 2,598
Technology
1 Hardware $0.00
Copier/Scanner 1.0 EA $429.00 429
Cell Phone 52.0 WKS $75.00 3,897
5 Computer Equipment staff 52.0 WKS $135.00 7,015
6 Software $0.00
Preconstruction Software 52.0 WKS $55.00 2,858
Project Management Software 52.0 WKS $305,00 15,848
Accounting Software 52.0 WKS $65.00 3,377
Safety
1 First Aid Station 1.0 LS $190.00 190
2 Personal Protective Equipment for jobsite staff - gloves, vests, eye protection, etc. 1.0 LS $750.00 750 3 Personal Protective Equipment for visitors/guests - gloves, vests, eye protection, etc. 1.0 LS $250.00 250 4 Safety signage 1.0 LS $500.00 500
5 Fire Extinguishers 5.0 EA $125.00 625

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Item UNIT
No. NOTES QTY UT COST TOTAL
Temporary Construction Services
1 Facilities: $0.00
2 Restroom Facilities: = $0.00 0
Toilets 52.0 WKS $250.00 12,990
Hand washing stations 52.0 WKS $120.00 6,235
5 Barricades and Protection: - $0.00 0
Construction fence 1,100.0 LF $12.00 13,200
$0.00
8 Temp power Set up IN Trades $0.00 0
Temp power - Power Bills 52.0 WKS $200.00 10,392
10 Internet/WIFI Set up - (Starlink/Hotspot/Internet Connection) 1.0 LS $350.00 350
11 Internet/WIFI - Internet Bills 52.0 WKS $32.33 1,680 12 Temp power and lighting IN Trades $0.00
13 Temp power box maintenance IN Trades $0.00 0
14 Construction Water Meter & Backflow 1.0 LS $1,800.00 1,800 Construction Water Bills 52.0 WKS $200.00 10,392
16 Facility Maintenance & Security Services $0.00 0
Dumpsters 120 A $850.00 10,200
18 Daily Clean Up WKS $0.00 0
19 Street Sweeping IN GRADING $0.00 0
20 Security Guard NIC $0.00
21 Security Cameras - Towable Mtd Camera NIC $0.00
22 Trulook Camera NIC $0.00
23 Remove BMPS 1.0 LS $1,500.00 1,500
24 Events & Ceremonies NIC $0.00 0
[Subtotal all sections 12 MO $19,719 236,630

PRECONSTRUCTION AND DESIGN SERVICES BREAKDOWN
1 Contractor Preconstruction Services Fee $52,847
2 Architectural KMA $186,560
3 Structural Carlson Structural Engineering $44,520
4 Civil By City NIC
5 Landscape McCullough $67,840
6 Mechanical/Plumbing Flores $42,400
7 Electrical Tom Watson Inc $43,566
8 Fire Life & Safety Bid in Trades
9 Security Bid in Trades
10 AV/IT Bid in Trades
11 Acoustics Bid in Trades
12 Seismic Bid in Trades
13 Signage Bid in Trades
14 Wayfinding Bid in Trades
Total 5437,733
Cen alied pace on oute ort one project costuction cost. ($1,400,000) ($962.267)
HOURLY RATES:

Dempsey Construction -
(See project staffing hourly rates in General Conditions breakdown above) Dempsey Construction Preci
Senior Project Manager $164 HR
Assistant Project Manager $94 HR
Senior Estimator $146 HR
Estimator $106 HR

CHITECT - KN
incipal Archit $245 HR
Project Architect $200 HR
Project Manager $190 HR
Designer $160 HR
Architectural CAD Tech $120 HR
Administrative Assistant $65 HR
STRUCTURAL - • Carlson Stru
Principal $250 HR
Senior Designer $125 HR
LANDSCAPE - McCullough
Principal $265 HR
Project Landscape Architect $220 HR
Senior Associate/Leader $210 HR
Associate $175 HR
Junior Associate/Professional Staff $130 HR

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Item UNIT
No. NOTES QTY UT COST TOTAL
MECHANICAL/PLUMBING - Flores
Principal $200 HR
Senior Designer $160 HR
ELECTRICAL - Tom Watson Inc
Principal 5195 HR
Senior Designer $165 HR
Dry Utility Engineer $100 HR

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PROJECT: City of Calapatria Community Park
DEMPSEY CLIENT: Gafcon
DC CONTACT: Chris Larsen
ONSTRUCTIOI LOCATION: Calipatria, Ca
DATE: 6/11/2025
VERSION: 1
PROJECT SPECIFIC CLARIFICATIONS:

Nave bad our design and preconstruction services fee on a bulding which can feasibly be built within the Owner's NTE budget. We have assumed this 1o be 7-8K S Ve are assuming a construction duration of 12 month
We are assuming a plates tea an or tin i elected rise our es repare realed to the big rate eign no.

ARCHITECTURAL
We have included the following five distinct phases of design in our proposal:

Phase 1 - Preliminary Concept Development
Phase 2 - Schematic Design Development
Phase 3 - Design Development
Phase 4 - Construction Documents
Phase 5 - Construction Administration
STRave ded the following structural engineering services in our proposal:
a. Prepare structural calculations necessary for obtaining building permit b. Prepare structural drawings
c. Prepare Revit model to Level of Detail (LOD) 300, per AlA Document G202 d. Prepare structural sheet specifications
e. Respond to plan check comments (Calipatria Public Works Department) f. Review structural shop drawings and submittals
g. Respond to requests for information for clarification of plans and specifications h. Perform up to 2 site visits during construction

LANDSCAPE
We have included the following landscape architecture services in our proposal:
a. Site analysis and assessment
b. Schematic design
c. Design development
d. Construction documentation
e. Agency permit processing
f. Construction administration
g. As-built/Close-out

MECHANICAL/PLUMBING
We have included the following mechanical and plumbing engineering services in our proposal:
a. Provide HVAC load calculations for heating and cooling, ventilation, and all applicable plumbing system calculations b. 2022 California Title 24 Compliance reports for non-residential construction c. Calculations for HVAC fan extemal static pressure, pressure air balance, and water heating sizing. d. Provide complete and buildable sets of mechanical and plumbing construction documents. e. Agency permit processing
f. Provide HVAC floor plans with equipment schedules, air distribution design, and details for mechanical systems. g. Provide plumbing floor plans with equipment schedules, isometrics, and installation requirement details.

ELECTRICAL
We have included the following electrical engineering and dry utility consulting services in our proposal:
a. Coordinate with Architect to provide all lighting fixture selections and indicate fixture locations in the CAD file.
b. Coordinate with Architect to indicate all electrical receptacles, special device receptacles and telco/data devices in the CAD file.
c. Provide EV Car Charging requirements per Cal Green
d. Provide PV and Battery Storage provisions per Cal Energy Code. PV and Battery Storage design to be performed by awarded subcontractor. e. Design to current California Electric Code
f. Engineered Drawings to meet current Title 24 standards g. The proposal is based on the electrical service and distribution to be new h. Support Utility Consultant with load calculations to obtain Utility Work Orders i. Coordinate HVAC/Plumbing power requirements of equipment j. Coordinate tenant provided equipment schedule for proper amperage, voltage and phasing k. Coordinate with low voltage systems designers for power requirements of their associated controllers, cabinets etc.

I. Voltage drop calculations for feeders and branch circuitry. m. Lighting control schedules and diagrams
n. Single Line Diagrams, Panel schedules, and Load Summaries o. Photometric calculations for required exiting paths
p. Plan Check Correction Responses
q. Construction administration to include review of contractor product submittals and requests for information response

EXCLUSIONS
All on and off site Civil Engineering and Surveying
Plancheck, Permit and/or any Agency Fees
Health Department, OSHA and special hazardous materials permitting Furniture installation plans
LEED
Geotechnical Survey

CORPORATE INFORMATION
Legal Form of the Company:

Corporation; Corporate Identification Number 3304952
California License Number: 95467 Expiration Date: 9.30.2026 Number of years in business: 15
Number of years conducting business under present name: 15

CLAIMS OR DEMANDS
In the past five years, Dempsey has had no claims or demands filed against our license or License Bond.

LITIGATION HISTORY
In the past five years:

Dempsey has filed 4 lawsuits against subcontractors for breach of contract, all of which have been settled.

Two employment related claims have been filed against Dempsey, both of which were dismissed. • One claim was filed in small claims court that was settled.

FAILURE TO COMPLETE DISCLOSURE
In the last 5 years, Dempsey Construction has NOT been terminated for cause, assessed liquidated damages for delayed completion, nor otherwise declared in default of its material obligations.

CONTRACT COMMENT
Comment 1: Add section 5.7 Compensation for Force Majeure Events as a provision to the contract.

The parties are provided the opportunity of providing Design-Builder the right to receive compensation for Force Majeure Events. By selecting this option, the parties Compensation for agree to modify Section 8.2.2 of the General Conditions of Contract, in which case

5.7 Force Majeure the parties must negotiate how many cumulative days of Force Majeure delays must Events
occur before Design-Builder is entitled to either a negotiated amount per day fo City of Calipatria | Community Park gafcon
RFQ/P for Progressive Design-Build Services
Appendix D

ADDENDA ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
(To be executed by Respondent and submitted with RFQ/P Submission) Addenda: Changes or corrections to the submission document will be issued via a numbered addendum. Respondent must acknowledge receipt of all addenda. Not acknowledging all addenda may be reason for rejection of the submission. Record below the numbers) and date(s) of addenda received, if applicable.

Addendum # 1 Date Posted 5/29/25 _ Signature.

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INSURERA: National Union Fire Ins. Co. 19445
INSURED DEMPCON-CL INSURER B: Continental Insurance Company 35289 Dempsey Construction, Inc.
1835 Aston Avenue INSURER C: Travelers Property Casualty Company of America 25674 Carlsbad CA 92008 INSURER D: New Hampshire Insurance Co. 23841 INSURER E: Indian Harbor Insurance Co. 36940
INSURER F:

THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT THE POLICES OF INSURANCE ISTED BELOW FAVE BEEN ISSUEO TO THE INSURED ENAMED BUVE FOR THE POLICY PERIOD CERTIFICATE NUMBER: 1909582653 INDICATED. NOTWITHSTANDING ANY REQUIREMENT, TERM OR CONDITION OF ANY CONTRACT OR OTHER DOCUMENT WITH RESPECT TO WHICH THIS

ERTIFICATE MAY BE ISSUED OR MAY PERTAIN, THE INSURANCE AFFORDED BY THE POLICIES DESCRIBED HEREIN IS SUBJECT TO ALL THE TERM XCLUSIONS AND CONDITIONS OF SUCH POLICIES. LIMITS SHOWN MAY HAVE BEEN REDUCED BY PAID CLAIM

INSR ADDL SUBR

LTR TYPE OF INSURANCE POLICY NUMBER LIMITS

INSD WVD
A X COMMERCIAL GENERAL LIABILITY 4673922 9/1/2024 9/1/2025 EACH OCCURRENCE $2,000,000

CLAIMS-MADE X OCCUR DAMAGE TO RENTED
PREMISES (Ea occurrence) $ 500,000
MED EXP (Any one person) $10,000
PERSONAL & ADV INJURY $2,000,000
GEN'L AGGREGATE LIMIT APPLIES PER: GENERAL AGGREGATE $4,000,000 POLICY X PEC [X] LOC PRODUCTS - COMPIOP AGG S000000
OTHER:

AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY 3326245 9/1/2024 9/1/2025 COMBINED SINGLE LIMIT $2,000,000 (Ea accident).

X ANY AUTO BODILY INJURY (Perperson)

OWNED SCHEDULED

AUTOS ONLY AUTOS

HIRED NON-OWNED PROPERTY DAMAGE

AUTOS ONLY AUTOS ONLY
X UMBRELLA LIAB X OCCUR 6079524755 /1/202 9/1/2025 EACH OCCURRENCE $ 20,000,000 EXCESS LIAB EX9R81381924NF /1/202 9/1/2025
CLAIMS MADE AGGREGATE $ 20,000,000
[X RETENTIONS 10,000.

WORKERS COMPENSATION 013588226 9/1/202 9/1/2025 X SFATUTE AND EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY 013588225 /1/202 9/1/2025
ANYPROPRIETOR/PARTNER/EXECUTIVE EL. EACH ACCIDENT $2,000,000 OFFICER/MEMBER EXCLUDED?
(Mandatory in NH) E.L. DISEASE - EA EMPLOYEE $ 2,000,000 ESCRIPTION OF OPERATIONS belc E.L. DISEASE - POLICY LIMIT$2,000,000 PROFESSIONAL/POLLUTION LIABILITY PEC004851308 9/1/2024 9/1/2025 PER CLAIM / AGGREGATE $5,000,000 ESCRIPTION OF OPERATIONS / LOCATIONS / VEHICLES (ACORD 101, Additional Remarks Schedule, may be attached if more space is require or prequalification and bidding purposes on

CERTIFICATE HOLDER CANCELLATION

SHOULD ANY OF THE ABOVE DESCRIBED POLICIES BE CANCELLED BEFORE

THE EXPIRATION DATE THEREOF, NOTICE WILL BE DELIVERED I ACCORDANCE WITH THE POLICY PROVISIONS.

Specimen Certificate

ACORD 25(2016/03) The ACORD name and logo are registered marks of ACORD

CNA SURETY
San Diego Branch
1455 Frazee Road, Suite 300
San Diego, CA 92108
December 20, 2024
Dempsey Construction Inc.
1825 Aston Avenue
Carlsbad, CA 92008
RE: Prequalification - Surety Bond Program
Ladies and Gentlemen:

We are providing this information at the request of Dempsey Construction Inc. Their current surety program is managed by:

Surety Broker
Lawrence Nakahara, Underwriter James P. Schabarum II, AFSB, CPCU Western Surety Company (CNA) Cavignac
1455 Frazee Road, Suite 300 451 A Street, Suite 1800
San Diego, CA 92108 San Diego, CA 92101
Western Surety Company, a CNA Surety Corporation company, is an admitted surety (approved by the California Department of Insurance) and is authorized to issue surety bonds in the State of California.

Western Surety Company is rated A (Excellent) XIV by A.M. Best, and is an approved surety under the U.S. Treasury Department Circular 570.

Western Surety Company has been providing surety bonds for Dempsey Construction Inc. since 2013. We will consider bonds for them covering single projects in excess of $150,000,000 and potential aggregate work programs of $300,000,000.

We continue to be confident in Dempsey Construction Inc.'s ability to perform and we recommend them for your favorable consideration.

This letter is not to be construed as an agreement to provide surety bonds for any particular project, but is offered as an indication of our past experience and confidence in this firm. Any specific request for bonds is a matter between Dempsey Construction Inc., its surety company and broker, and no liability is assumed to third parties if, for any reason, requested bond(s) are not executed.

Western Surety Company
Lisa Cruz, Attorney-In-Fact CORPORATE
SEAL
Western Surety Company

POWER OF ATTORNEY APPOINTING INDIVIDUAL ATTORNEY-IN-FACT principalor du Mie Say These real, hat WeEN Sale a de, a out Dakota corporationd be lay in gried end is orite napin Jeffrey W. Cavignac, James P Schabarum II, Jase Hamilton, Lisa Cruz, Oliver Craig, Lisa Sayno, Judith Samuel, Individually of San Diego, CA, its true and lawful Attomeys)-in-Fact with full power and authority hereby conferred to sign, seal and execute for and on its behalf bonds, undertakings and other obligatory instruments of similar nature
- In Unlimited Amounts -
and to bind it thereby as fully and to the same extent as if such instruments were signed by a duly authorized officer of the corporation and all the acts of said Attorney, pursuant to the authority hereby given, are hereby ratified and confirmed.

This Power of Attorney is made and executed pursuant to and by authority of the Authorizing By-Laws and Resolutions printed at the bottom of this page, duly adopted, as indicated, by the shareholders of the corporation.

In Witness Whereof, WESTERN SURETY COMPANY has caused these presents to be signed by its Vice President and its corporate seal to be hereto affixed on this 10th day of January, 2024.

SURETY IAN WESTERN I SURETY COMPANY

CORPORATE
SEAL
Ости Бано Quey Katr
Larry Kasten, Vice President
State of South Dakota
SS
County of Minnehaha
On this 10th day of January, 2024, before me personally came Larry Kasten, to me known, who, being by me duly sworn, did depose and say: that he resides in the City of Sioux Falls, State of South Dakota; that he is a Vice President of WESTERN SURETY COMPANY described in and which executed the above instrument; that he knows the seal of said corporation; that the seal affixed to the said instrument is such corporate seal; that it was so affixed pursuant to authority given by the Board of Directors of said corporation and that he signed his name thereto pursuant to like authority, and acknowiedges same to be the act and deed of said corporation. 1545490994564666489446456+
My commission expires M. BENT

NOTARY PUBLIC
March 2, 2026 SOUTH DAKOTA SE M. Bent
M. Bent, Notary Public

CERTIFICATE
I, L. Nelson, Assistant Secretary of WESTERN SURETY COMPANY do hereby certify that the Power of Attorney hereinabove set forth is still in force, and further certify that the By-Law and Resolutions of the corporation printed below this certificate are still in force. In testimony whereof I have hereunto subscribed my name and affixed the seal of the said corporation this 20th day of December, 2024.

WESTERN SURETY COMPANY
CORPORATE 9. Nelson
SEAL
L. Nelson, Assistant Secretary
Authorizing By-Laws and Resolutions

ADOPTED BY THE SHAREHOLDERS OF WESTERN SURETY COMPANY
This Power of Attorey is made and executed pursuant to and by authority of the following By-Law duly adopted by the shareholders of the Company.

Section 7. All bonds, policies, undertakings, Powers of Attorney, or other obligations of the corporation shall be executed in the corporate name of the Company by the President, Secretary, and Assistant Secretary, Treasurer, or any Vice President, or by such other officers as the Board of Dirctors may authorize. The President, any Vice President, Secretary, any Assistant Secretary, or the Treasurer may appoint Attoreys in Fact or agents who shall have authority to issue bonds, policies, or undertakings in the name of the Company. The corporate seal is not necessary for the validity of any bonds, policies, undertakings, Powers of Attorney or other obligations of the corporation. The signature of any such officer and the corporate seal may be printed by facsimile.

This Power of Attorney is signed by Larry Kasten, Vice President, who has been authorized pursuant to the above Bylaw to execute power of attorneys on behalf of Western Surety Company.

This Power of Attomey may be signed by digital signature and sealed by a digital or otherwise electronic-formatted corporate seal under and by the authority of the following Resolution adopted by the Board of Directors of the Company by unanimous written consent dated the 27" day of April, 2022:

RESOLVED: That it is in the best interest of the Company to periodically ratify and confirm any corporate documents signed by digital signatures and to ratify an onfirm the use of a digital or othorwise electronic-formatted corporate seal. each to be considered the act and deed of the Company Go to www.cnasurety.com > Owner/ Obligee Services > Validate Bond Coverage, if you want to verify bond authenticity.

Form F4280-6-2023

CNA SURETY
Digital Seal Authority and Enforceability
This communication is being provided on behalf of all CNA Surety companies, including Western Surety Company, Continental Casualty Company, The Continental Insurance Company, American Casualty Company of Reading, Pennsylvania, and National Fire Insurance Company of Hartford (collectively and individually referred to as "CNA Surety").

The use of an electronic image of the corporate seal of any CNA Surety company (the "Digital Seal") and the attachment of the Digital Seal to any surety bond issued by a CNA Surety company is authorized. Each CNA Surety company acknowledges and agrees that the Digital Seal may be affixed to any CNA Surety bond and relied upon to the same extent as if a raised corporate seal were physically attached to the bond.

Delivery of a digital copy of this Digital Seal Authority and Enforceability notice, executed electronically, to an Obligee or Obligee's representative shall constitute effective execution and delivery of this notice and shall have the same legal effect as delivery of a tangible original of the notice with my original "wet" signature.

In Witness Whereof, this has been executed by the Vice President and Surety General Counsel for each of the CNA Surety companies.

Dated this 31 day of March, 2020.

Rosemary Quinn
Vice President and Surety General Counsel on behalf of

CRET CE
Western Surety Company The Continental Insurance Company

CAL ASLINE INSURANCE
1897
Continental Casualty Company National Fire Insurance Company of Hartford

NNCORPORATED
1902
American Casualty Company of Reading, Pennsylvania

CALIFORNIA ALL- PURPOSE

CERTIFICATE OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT
A notary public or other officer completing this certificate verifies only the identity of the individual who signed the document to which this certificate is attached, and not the truthfulness, accuracy, or validity of that document.

State of California }
County of San Diego
-
DEC 2 0 2024
On before me,_Donna Silvar, Notary Public
(Here insert name and ttle of the officer)
personally appeared Lisa Cruz
who proved to me on the basis of satisfactory evidence to be the person(s) whose name(s) is)are subscribed to the within instrument and acknowledged to me that he/she they executed the same in histher/their authorized capacity(ies), and that by his/her/their signature(s) on the instrument the person(s), or the entity upon behalf of which the person(s) acted, executed the instrument.

I certify under PENALTY OF PERJURY under the laws of the State of California that the foregoing paragraph is true and correct.

DONNA SILVAR
Commission No. 2404865
WITNESS my hand and official seal. NOTARY PUBLIC - CALIFORNIA

SAN DIEGO COUNTY
Commission Expires May 20. 2026
Notary Public Signature (Notary Public Seal)

INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING THIS FORM
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DESCRIPTION OF THE ATTACHED DOCUMENT if needed. should be completed and attached to the document. Acknowledgments from other states may be completed for documents being sent to that state so long as the wording does not require the California notary to violate California notary (Title or description of attached document) • State and County information must be the State and County where the document signers) personally appeared before the notary public for acknowledgment. (Title or description of attached document continued) • Date of notarization must be the date that the signers) personally appeared which must also be the same date the acknowledgment is completed.

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RFQ/P for Progressive Design-Build Services
Appendix H

PRICE FORM
(To be completed by respondents)

CRITERIA FROM RFQ/P
Price Factor
Design-Builder Fee $ 250,317
Fee as % of construction cost (to 2 decimal places) 4 % Design Fee $ 437,733
Design Fee as % of construction cost (to 2 decimal places) 8.09% Monthly General Conditions (during construction) $ 49,290 Monthly General Requirements (during construction) $ 19,719 Insurance as % of construction cost (to 2 decimal places) 1.0% Sub Default Insurance as % of subcontract cost (to 2 decimal places) N/ A % Bond as % of construction cost (to 2 decimal places) . 83% Under Separate Cover, provide:
a) Schedule of housts, te deliverply and assistant if applicable). Schedule of hourly rates by employee classification, including terms and See attached rates of overtime for additional work if requested.
c) List of proposal qualifications and exclusions.

Dempsey Construction
Firm Name:

Raga Paligh
Signature:

Title: President, Principal

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