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Cathedral City

CATHEDRAL CITY

PROPOSAL
Professional Construction Engineering Support Services
For Active Transportation Program (ATP)
Cycle 5: Cathedral Canyon Drive Sidewalks and
Multiuse Trail (CIP No. 08505) and Date Palm Drive
Expansion (CIP No. 08508)
September 21, 2023
FALCON
Engineering Services
FALCON
Engineering Services

CONTENTS
COVER LETTER 1
STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS .. 2
FALCON'S RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE 2
PROPOSED STAFFING . 5
ORGANIZATIONAL CHART/PERSONNEL MATRIX 8
PROJECT UNDERSTANDING AND APPROACH SCOPE OF SERVICES. 9 SCOPE OF WORK 12
ADDENDUM ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 13

FALCON COVER LETTER
Engineering Services
Contact Info

COVER LETTER
September 21, 2023 Kurt Pegg, Project Manager
Mr. Andrew Lee (Assistant Engineer)
Engineering Department 41593 Winchester Rd, #120, Temecula, CA 92590 City of Cathedral City (951) 549-9600 | (951) 500-7979 Cell 68-700 Avenida Lalo Guerrero
12 [email protected]
Cathedral City, CA 92234
RE: City of Cathedral City/Construction Engineering Support Services for Active Transportation Program (ATP) Cycle 5: Cathedral Canyon Drive Sidewalks and Multiuse Trail (CIP No. 08505) and Date Palm Drive Expansion (CIP No. 08508) Mr. Lee:

FALCON Engineering Services (FALCON) is pleased to submit this proposal and the scope of work for the above project.

FALCON is a certified Small Business Enterprise (SBE) incorporated in California specializing in Construction Management and Inspection, Constructability Reviews, Construction Administration, Labor Compliance, and Project Closeout for Transportation and Public Works Projects. FALCON is a firm with extensive Caltrans and Federally Funded projects experience. The FALCON Team is highly committed to providing the highest level of service in the most cost- effective manner possible.

Our project experience includes local street improvements, pavement improvements/widening/rehabilitation, multi-use trails (bike trail realignment, equestrian trails, and pedestrian trails), signalized intersections with ADA-compliant ramps and sidewalks, striping delineation, trail signage, fencing/gates/barriers, site lighting, drainage, flood control projects, box culvert systems, retaining wall systems including MSE Type 1. Many of these projects were constructed with Federal/State/Local Funding, using Caltrans Local Assistance Procedures Manual (LAPM), Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), and all applicable City and Caltrans standard regulations, policies, procedures.

Our Team's Leader Qualifications:

Wael Faqih, PE | Principal-in-Charge. Wael has over 39+ years of experience as Principal-in-Charge for civil engineering and transportation construction. He has managed numerous engineers and inspectors on similar management and inspection contracts and has overseen the design and direction of complex, high-profile capital improvement projects. Wael has excellent knowledge and coordination skills working with Caltrans, CT-Local Assistance Program, RCTC, RCTD, Counties, Cities, Federal Funding Agencies, and other agencies.

Kurt Pegg, PE | Project Manager. Kurt has managed numerous inspectors and engineers on similar inspection contracts. Kurt has demonstrated the ability to communicate and coordinate staffing that meets and exceeds the project's needs. Mr. Pegg's experience extends to lane closures and detours, bridge construction, bridge widening, gabion walls, retaining walls, sound walls, culverts, CISS & CIDH piling systems, and driven piles. He has experience with roadway improvements, signage striping, freeway widening, ADA compliance, and multi-use trails (hiking, equestrians, and bicyclists). Mr. Pegg has excellent knowledge and coordination skills working with Caltrans, CT-Local Assistance Program, RCTC, RCTD, Counties, Cities, funding agencies, and several other agencies.

The FALCON Team will consist of Aragón Geotechnical, Inc. (AGl), providing materials testing services. AGI is experienced in geotechnical engineering, engineering geology, hydrogeology, and materials engineering and testing to the project team. AGI is fully equipped with an on-site soil, concrete and asphalt concrete testing laboratory. AGI is a certified SBE (1182800), MBE (19000092) and DBE (45365) firm (DIR # 1000008509).

The Project Manager, Kurt Pegg, will be the point of contact and will provide the management, training, and oversight of both the administrative and inspection staffing requirements in a manner that meets and exceeds the City's expectations listed in "Section III - Scope of Services" of this Request for Qualifications/Proposals (RFQ/P).

As the Senior Vice President and Principal-in-Charge, I, Wael Faqih, am authorized to bind the firm to the proposal's terms. FALCON's RFQ/P is valid for one hundred and twenty days (120) from this proposal's date. FALCON acknowledges the receipt of the RFQ/P and Addendum 1 and accepts the terms and conditions contained in the RFQ/P.

FALCON Engineering Services, Inc.

Wael Faqih, PE, Senior Vice President | 41593 Winchester Rd. #120, Temecula, CA 92590 (951) 549-9600 Office | Tel: (951) 264-2350 | Email: [email protected] CATHEDRAL CITY - ATP CYCLE 5 CATHEDRAL CANYON DRIVE SIDEWALKS AND MULTIUSE RAIL (CIP NO. 08505) AND DATE PALM DRIVE EXPANSION (CIP NO. 08508) 1
FALCON
Engineering Services

STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS

STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS

FALCON'S RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE
CITY OF TEMECULA ON-CALL CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT, INSPECTION, AND Firm Role: Construction Management & Inspection TESTING SERVICES FOR PAVEMENT REHABILITATION: Nino Abad, Associates Civil Engineer SANTA GERTRUDIS CREEK PEDESTRIAN/BICYCLE TRAIL EXTENSION AND (951) 308-6385 | [email protected]

INTERCONNECT
FALCON provides construction management, inspection, and testing services for the City of Temecula, California, on an On- Call contract. FALCON provided construction management, inspection, and testing services for a pavement rehabilitation program for the City of Temecula on the Santa Gertrudis Pedestrian/Bicycle Trail Extension and Interconnect project. Santa Gertrudis Creek Pedestrian/Bike Trail provides an extension to connect the existing trail network at Ynez Road to the east and Diaz Road to the west to complete the loop within the City's bike trail system northeast of the proposed trail. Constructed a new HMA paved multi-use pedestrian/bicycle trail extension connected to a multi-purpose trail along Santa Gertrudis Constructed a Class I bikeway, channel excavation, structural excavation, retaining wall construction (standard and tiebacks), electrical & lighting work, fencing, cable rails, and work was done within Caltrans and Riverside County Flood Control and Water Conservation District right-of- way. The contract duration was approximately one hundred twenty (120) working days for the Contractor to complete the work.

Technical Features:
• 1 mile of Class / Ped/Bike Trail along the • Pavement rehabilitation southern bank of Santa Gertrudis Creek • Electrical / lighting • 13-ft wide paved trail with striping, safety • Channel excavation fencing, and retaining walls • Retaining walls
• Dedicated under-crossings at Ynez Road, Interstate- • Reconstruction of traffic loops 15 and Jefferson Avenue • Environmental restrictions
RIVERSIDE COUNTY TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT: HAMNER AVENUE BRIDGE Firm Role: Construction Management & Inspection The Project proposes replacing the Hamner Avenue Bridge and widening the roadway from Detroit Khalid Nasim, Engineering Division Manager Street to Citrus Street. The Project will consist of a bridge with a pedestrian sidewalk, horse trails and 951) 955-3337|[email protected] trail ramps connecting and giving access to the Regional Santa Ana River Trail. Hamner Avenue Bridge Replacement Project is a $49M project. The construction of the Hamner Avenue Bridge over the Santa Ana River between Detroit Street and Citrus Street. The Hamner Avenue Bridge is seven-span prestressed box girder bridge 1200 feet in length divided into 2 separate frames connected with a hinge. The overall width of the bridge is a constant 101 feet with a depth of 7'-6" and will be constructed in 2 stages to facilitate continual traffic flow on Hamner Avenue. The bridge abutments are supported on 70-foot deep 60" diameter CIDH piles, and the columns on 96" diameter CIDH piles ranging in depth from 102 feet to 137 feet. A host of electrical, water and communication utilities are scheduled to be installed within the new bridge structure. In addition, there are six (6) individual retaining walls with various types of selections from MSE, soldier pile, cast- in-place concrete, and custom barrier slab walls. Unique challenges for this project involve steel pipe falsework design capable of withstanding the 100-year flood capacity through the Santa Ana River.

Technical Features:
• Multipurpose trails/bike lanes • Roadway Widening • Concrete paving, HMA, JPCP, CRCP • Federally funded project • Environmental restrictions • Signage/signal modifications • Median striping • Retaining walls/MSE walls • ADA ramps • Sidewalks • Relocating utilities
• Bridge Replacement
CATHEDRAL CITY - ATP CYCLE 5 CATHEDRAL CANYON DRIVE SIDEWALKS AND MULTIUSE RAIL (CIP NO. 08505) AND DATE PALM DRIVE EXPANSION (CIP NO. 08508)
FALCON
Engineering Services

STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS
RIVERSIDE COUNTY TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT: RIVER ROAD BRIDGE REPLACEMENT PROJECT FALCON provided Construction Management services that involved constructing a new bridge, demolishing the existing bridge, multi-use trails south and north of the bridge limits, and new approach roadways in, over, and Firm Role: Construction Management around the Santa Ana River. The new bridge is ~20 feet higher than the existing bridge and provides an all- Khalid Nasim, Engineering Division Manager season crossing. The River Road Bridge Replacement Project is in an environmentally sensitive area. The (951) 955-3337 [email protected] FALCON Team proactively managed the environmental compliance process to reduce the impacts on the schedule significantly. The FALCON team effectively managed the key issues, including Schedule Control, Environmental Compliance, Communication, Cost Control, Contract Change Orders and Quality, to ensure the successful completion of the project within time and budget.

Technical Features:
• Roadway improvement, drainage improvement, • Numerous utility relocation/coordination street/bridge lights, and signalized • Construction work in riverbed with active flow, multiple intersections endangered species/biological
• Multi-use trails (Equestrian, bicyclist, hikers) • Gabion walls, MSE walls, Type-1 retaining walls • Box Culverts - Equestrian crossings • Multiple utility relocations/coordination • Falsework in riverbed with potential flash flooding • Drainage system: box culvert, reinforced concrete pipe • Strict regulatory and environmental permits • Permanent erosion control system • HBRRP Funding (Partial), State & Local Funding
RIVERSIDE COUNTY TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION (RCTC): SR-91 CORRIDOR OPERATIONS PROJECT, RIVERSIDE COUNTY, CA FALCON provided Construction Management service for the Riverside County Transportation Commission (RCT) in cooperation with Caltrans District 8 (San Bernardino/Riverside Counties) and District 12 (Orange Firm Role: Construction Management County). The work will include operational and safety improvements by adding a new lane to westbound 91 for David Thomas, Project Manager approximately two miles between the Green River Road on-ramp and the southbound Route 241 connector. (951) 205-4965 [email protected] This would involve adding approximately 9 feet of outside widening to SR-91 at some locations and restriping in others, widening the County Line Creek Bridge, constructing new retaining walls approximately 3,200 feet in length and approximately 6 - 28 feet in height on the north side of SR-91, reconstructing a portion of Green River Road, as well as paving, trenching, grading, reinforced concrete and concrete structures, underground utilities, storm drain, and replacing overhead signs spanning over the entire WB traffic including multiple full freeway closures.

Technical Features:
• Federal Funded • Widen outer pavement
• County Line Creek Bridge Widening • Roadway excavation, roadway embankment • Cast in Place walls • Median striping/ Lane restriping • Retaining walls/ MSE walls • Install a temporary high-visibility fence • Construction of Concrete Barriers. • Drainage systems • Construction area signs. Place k-rail. • Complete utility work • Removals - HMA pavement, concrete pavement, • Scheduling and budgeting MBGR, dike, chain link fence, and concrete curb • SWPPP plan & monitoring gutter • Bike lanes
• Replace overhead signs • Excellent safety record
CATHEDRAL CITY -- ATP CYCLE 5 CATHEDRAL CANYON DRIVE SIDEWALKS AND MULTIUSE RAIL (CIP NO. 08505) AND DATE PALM DRIVE EXPANSION (CIP NO. 08508)
FALCON

STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS
CITY OF EASTVALE: LIMONITE GAP PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE PROJECT, EASTVALE, CA FALCON provides construction management services to assist the City of Eastvale. This project will construct a 320-foot long and 88-foot-wide bridge over Cucamonga Creek Channel. The bridge will consist of a three- Firm Role: Construction Management span bridge with four lanes separated by a raised median. The project extends bicycle and pedestrian Yurhi Choi, Principal Engineer facilities by constructing 12-foot Class 1 paths on both sides of the roadway. The bridge will incorporate (951) 703-4471| [email protected] aesthetic features that make the space inviting, such as decorative lighting, plaza spaces that serve as scenic viewpoints,

CITY OF EASTVALE
slope plantings, and shade trees. Landscaping and hardscaping will be consistent with the City's Limonite Avenue LIMONITE GAP CLOSURE Landscape Conceptual Plan. The project is funded by various funding sources such as the Local Partnership Program (LPP) grant, TUMF, RBBD and other local city funds.

Technical Features:
• State Funded • Street and bridge lighting
• New bridge construction over Cucamonga Channel • Sidewalk - ADA compliance • Multi-use trails
• Retaining walls • Irrigation systems, Landscape & Hardscape • Signing, striping, marking & thermoplastic
• CIDH piles, Pier walls • Stage construction (multiple stages) • Roadway/street improvement • Constructability review
• HMA & concrete approach slabs • Accelerated schedule
• Multiple utilities • SWPPP plan & monitoring
• 54", 24", ", 18" RCP Storm drain • Excellent safety record RIVERSIDE COUNTY TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT (RCTD): I-15/ LIMONITE AVENUE

INTERCHANGE, FREEWAY AND ROADWAY WIDENING IMPROVEMENT PROJECT The project improved the existing freeway interchange at Interstate 15 (I-15) and Limonite Avenue, located within Firm Role: Construction Management the cities of Eastvale and Jurupa Valley in Riverside County. Within the project limits, I-15 currently is a six-lane, Khalid Nasim, Engineering Division Manager three mixed-flow lanes in each direction, accessed controlled freeway. Along I-15, improvements are proposed 951) 955-3337| [email protected] from approximately 0.60 miles south to 0.60 miles north of the existing Limonite Avenue overcrossing (OC) bridge. The project extended along Limonite Avenue from Hamner Avenue to Wineville Avenue. The Limonite Avenue OC bridge currently provides two traffic lanes in each direction and two left-turn lanes at the ramp intersections. This project proposed replacing the existing Limonite Avenue OC, widening the roadway from four lanes to six lanes, reconstructing the ramps to provide a partial cloverleaf (Type L-7), and constructing loop ramps in the southeast and northwest quadrants. The on-ramp and off-ramp gore points were extended, providing longer acceleration and deceleration capacity.

Technical Features:
• State and Federal Funded • Retaining walls/sound walls • Interchange replacement • Striping, marking and thermoplastic • New ramp alignments (on/off-ramps) • Bike lanes
• New NB/SB loop on-ramps • Multiple stages-roadway & ramps • Freeway widening-aux lanes • Utilities (water, electrical, fiber optics, comm.) • Roadway/street improvement • Traffic control on the freeway and local streets • Signalized intersection
• Sidewalk - ADA compliance • Night closures on mainline and ramps • Constructability review
CATHEDRAL CITY - ATP CYCLE 5 CATHEDRAL CANYON DRIVE SIDEWALKS AND MULTIUSE RAIL (CIP NO. 08505) AND DATE PALM DRIVE EXPANSION (CIP NO. 08508)

FALCON STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS
Engineering Services

PROPOSED STAFFING
FALCON is led by professional engineers and has staffed its team with experienced professionals with extensive experience coordinating with Caltrans-Local Assistance Program, Counties, Cities, Funding Agencies (Local, State, Federal), Park District, US Army Corp of Engineers, California Department of Fish and Wildlife, utility companies National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) environmental and regulatory agencies.

KURT PEGG, PE, QSD/P - Project Manager aginpering
Mr. Pegg has 32 years of construction experience, managing some of

EDUCATION
» BSCE - Civil Engineering
Canarity of Calgary, Alberta,

LICENSES & REGISTRATION
with ADA-compliant ramps and sidewalks. He manages and oversees construction administration and management activities of the agency's construction projects, supervises and assigns activities for staff and consultants, and reviews construction progress payments, costs, budgets, and schedules, enforcing contract requirements and negotiating charactor, cs, his re islot, the due, l proct raceral reduce inter secrete record in, satistaction, consistent with cost, schedule,
elements of project costs, including labor, materials, supplies and construction equipment, contingency escalation and program risk.

Relevant Project Experience
City of Costa Mesa: Costa Mesa Harbor Bike Trail, Costa Mesa, CA • State Freeway 10 @ Palm Drive/Gene Autry Trail, Bridge Replacement, Palm Desert, CA • Riverside County Transportation Commission (RCTC): SR-60 Truck Lane, Moreno Valley & Beaumont, CA City of Beaumont: SR-60 / Potrero Blvd. Interchange, Beaumont, CA City of Murrieta: Guava Street Bridge, Murrieta, CA
Caltrans District 8: I-10/Jefferson Street Interchange, Indio, CA Caltrans District 8: SR-91/215/60 Freeway Interchange Project, Riverside, CA FALCON
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AHMED HAMASHA - Field Inspector
Mr. Hamasha has 24 years of experience in construction inspection for EDUCATION roadways, structures, transportation, and building projects. His work »BS Mechanical Engineering, experience includes underground utility inspection, road and bike trails University of Jordan, Amman, construction, paving, trenching, grading, concrete structures and flatwork, Jordan street excavation, earthwork grading, slope
construction, utility projects that include mechanical, electrical, and structural work LICENSES & REGISTRATION drainage facilities, storm drains, reclaimed water pipelines, landscape construction, and » 10-hr. Cal OSHA electrical facilities. Other projects consist of interchange improvements projects, bridge » ACI Grade 1 ##2176266 replacements, CIDH piles, driven piles, bridge deck construction, crack and slurry seal, »Temporary Pedestrian Facilities OH sign structures, median barriers, freeway improvement, roadway widening and rehabilitation, submittal review, safety inspection and reporting of daily construction activities. He is well versed in all technical aspects, procedures, and guidelines for structure construction, including the Caltrans Construction Manual, Falsework Manual, Trenching and Shoring Manual, Construction Records and Procedures Manual, Foundation Manual, Prestress Manual, Deck Construction Manual, Standard Plans, and Specifications.

Relevant Project Experience
Riverside County Transportation Department (RCTD): Hamner Avenue Bridge Replacement, Norco, CA • Riverside County Transportation Commission (RCTC), SR-91 Corridor Operations Project, Corona, CA • Riverside County Transportation Commission (RCTC), SR-60/Truck Lanes, Beaumont & Moreno Valley, CA Riverside County Transportation Department (RCTD): Limonite Avenue at Interstate 15, Cities of Eastvale and • City of Beaumont: SR-60 Potrero Blvd Interchange Phase 1, Beaumont, CA • City of Temecula: I-15/SR-79 South Interchange, Temecula, CA CATHEDRAL CITY - ATP CYCLE 5 CATHEDRAL CAVYON DRIVE SIDEWALKS AND MULTIUSE RAIL (CiP NO. 08505) AND DATE PALM DRIVE EXPANSION (CIP NO. 08508) 5

FALCON STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS
Engineering Services
MOSALLAM ALMASRI, PE - Field Inspector
Mr. Almasri has 38 years of construction administration experience and oversees management activities of public works construction projects. EDUCATION Mr. Almasri has exceptional knowledge of construction management and » B.A. University of Louisiana, inspection of heavy civil projects that include paving, bridge abutments, ent caps, pre-cast girder placement, cast-in-place columns and beams, roadway anc LICENSES & REGISTRATION footings excavation, asphalt paving, curb and gutter pour, bike/pedestrian trails » Professional Engineer, P.E. erosion control and NPDES inspection, and street and bridge improvements. He State of California, #83107 possesses skills in grading, concrete work, rebar placement, paving/rehab and slurry »OSHA 10 Hour Training »Temporary Pedestrian Facilities
seal experience. Mr. Almasri has experience in construction administration, field inspection, safety inspection and reporting of daily construction activities, preparing and verifying field measurements for payment, verifying extra work invoices, and coordinating field testing. He is knowledgeable with the California Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD), Greenbook, and Construction Specifications Institute (CSI) standards. He has extensive experience managing projects requiring interfacing and coordinating with the Caltrans-Local Assistance Program, Cities, Counties, Funding Agencies (Local, State, Federal-FHWA), and environmental and regulatory Relevant Project Experience
City of Temecula: I-15/French Valley Parkway Improvement Project, Phase II, Temecula, CA • Department of Transportation, Caltrans District 8 | Various Projects, Riverside County, CA • City of Moreno Valley Public Works Dept., Moreno Valley, CA / Various Projects • Department of Transportation, Caltrans District 8| Various Projects, Victorville-Barstow, CA FALCON
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DENNIS PARKER - Field Inspector
Mr. Parker has over 41 years of experience in construction inspection EDUCATION of heavy civil projects, including new bridge construction, bridge » Mt. San Antonio College, widenings, seismic retrofits, maintenance, emergency bridge Engineering Courses, 1970-1972 repair/replacement, retaining walls, sound walls, metal beam guard rail LICENSES & REGISTRATION installation, multi-use trails, major drainage systems with large box culverts, cast-in- » OSHA 10 Hour Training drilled-hole (CIDH) piling systems, driven piles, H-piles, installing sheet piles, cast-in- »Temporary Pedestrian Facilities steel-shell [CISS], and precast/pre-stressed [PC/PS] concrete piles. Dennis inspected construction operations, traffic control system, Contract Change Order preparation, review and analysis pay requests and submittals. Dennis performed field inspection, quantity calculations, checked grade and alignment, materials sampling and control, safeguarding, assuring compliance with project plans and specifications, identifying actual and potential problems associated with the construction project, and recommending sound engineering solutions.

Relevant Project Experience
Riverside County Transportation Commission (RCT), SR-60 Truck Lanes, Moreno Valley & Beaumont, CA • Riverside County Transportation Department RCTD: I-15/Limonite Interchange, Eastvale & Jurupa Valley, CA • San Bernardino County Transportation Authority (SBCTA), N. Milliken Avenue Grade Separation, Ontario, CA SYED AFZAL BIYABANI, EIT - Field Inspector ALCON
Mr. Syed Afzal Biyabani has experience in construction management EDUCATION and contract administration (Caltrans projects or with Caltrans » BSCE-Civil Engineering Bachelor Oversight) in compliance with LAPM & FHWA on heavy civil projects. of Science, MJCET, India The types of projects include structure improvements, new structures, » MS-Master of Science in Civil HMA & PCC paving, reinforced concrete channels, road and bike trail construction, Engineering, Texas A&M, Texas and roadway-related improvements. He is well versed in all technical aspects, LICENSES & REGISTRATION procedures, and guidelines for structure construction, including Caltrans Construction » CA -Engineer-in-Training # Manual, Falsework Manual, Trenching and Shoring Manual, Construction Records and 175978 Procedures Manual, Foundation Manual, Prestress Manual, Deck Construction » OSHA 10 Hour Training » ACI- Grade1 Certified # 2101713
Manual, Standard Plans, and Specifications. In addition, he has excellent experience » Temporary Pedestrian Facilities working with various construction-related software, including Caltrans Trenching and Shoring Design, Mathcad, and RISA.

Relevant Project Experience
Riverside County Transportation Department (RCTD): Hamner Avenue Bridge Replacement, Norco, CA Riverside County Transportation Commission (RCTC), SR-91 Corridor Operations Project, Corona, CA • Riverside County Transportation Commission (RCTC), SR-60/Truck Lanes, Beaumont & Moreno Valley, CA CATHEDRAL CITY - ATP CYCLE 5 CATHEDRAL CANYON DRIVE SIDEWALKS AND MULTIUSE RAIL (OP NO. 08505) AND DATE PALM DRIVE EXPANSION (CIP NO. 08508) 6

FALCON STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS
Engineering Services
DION CASTRO, TOR, QSD/P - SWPPP/Safety Coordinator ALCON r. Castro holds a master's degree in environmental and Community and EDUCATION Qualified SWPPP Developer, Practitioner and Trainer of Record in the Stal MA, Environment a
of California. He is a Certified Professional in Erosion and Sediment Control eatle, Wy, Antioch Univers (CESC 5813) and has 32 years of experience in compliance with the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES). LICENSES & REGISTRATION Relevant Project Experience » SWPPP QSD/P #00111
» (PESC 5893)
• Riverside County Transportation Department (RCTD): Hamner Avenue Bridge » Trainer of Record - Califomia Replacement, Norco, CA Storm Water Quality Assoc.
• City of Temecula: 1-15/French Valley Parkway Improv. Ph. 2, Temecula, CA SAMIH AL-SHARABATI, EIT - Office Engineer FALCON
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Samih Al-Sharabati is an office engineer with extensive experience supporting diverse heavy civil and public works projects. His expertise EDUCATION spans interchange improvements, bridge replacements, and roadway »MSCE, Construction rehabilitation. Samih is well-versed in
Specifications, Structure manuals. He oversees all aspects of construction engineering, project files, processing payments, maintaining logs and Amman, Jordan utilizing software. LICENSES & REGISTRATION
Relevant Project Experience
» EIT# 176567
Riverside County Transportation Department (RCTD): Hamner Avenue Bridge » OSHA 10 Hour Training Replacement, Norco, CA » ACI- Grade 1 Certified # 2176264 • Riverside County Transportation Commission (RCT), SR-60/Truck Lanes, »Temporary Pedestrian Facilities Beaumont & Moreno Valley, CA
C. FERNANDO ARAGÓN, PE, GE - Civil Engineer, Geotechnical Engineer Mr. Aragon has extensive experience in the field of pavement engineering, including experience with distressed pavement evaluations, pavement » BSCE- Loyola Marymount structural section design, hot asphalt concrete mix designs, cold recycled University of Los Angeles asphalt mix designs, quality control and quality assurance testing for hot asphalt » MSCE-University of California, concrete and cold recycled asphalt, and plan preparation and specifications for

LICENSES & REGISTRATION
rehabilitation projects, including replacement of facilities and recycling of existing » Professional Engineer, P.E. materials. He has inspected large and small grading projects and performed Laboratory State of California, #72277 soil mechanics tests. » Registered Geotechnical
Relevant Project Experience Engineer State of California, #2994 • City of Highland, Sterling Road Resurfacing, Highland, CA • City of Redlands, City-Wide Reconstruction Project Phase I, II, & III, Redlands, CA MARK G. DOERSCHLAG, PG, CEG - Engineering Geologist EDUCATION Mark Doerschlag brings over 38 years of full-time experience in » BA, Geology, University of CA, Berkeley
engineering geology and geotechnical engineering, with 28 years as a » M.S. Graduate Studies, licensed professional. He specializes in Southern California's geology, soils, Geological Sciences, University of bedrock, and groundwater conditions. His expertise includes defining project scopes and Califomia, Riverside

LICENSES & REGISTRATION
budgets, client meetings, field investigations, geotechnical tests, report writing, and » Professional Geologist State of liaising with regulatory authorities. Califomia, #5629
Relevant Project Experience » State of California Certified City of Hemet, Gilbert Street Road Reconstruction and Sewer Replacement, Engineering Geologist No. 1752 •
City of Hemet, CA
LUIS ARGUELLO III, EIT - Project Engineering/Manager
Mr. Arguello technical EDUCATION
experience includes slope stability analyses, » BSCE-San Diego State settlement analyses, liquefaction analyses, bearing capacity calculations, University drafting, aggregate analyses, geotechnical investigation reports and » MSCE - California State recommendations, distressed pavement evaluations, pavement structural section Polytechnic University, Pomona design, project management, hot asphalt concrete mix design reviews, Cold In-Place LICENSES & REGISTRATION » EIT# 151825
Recycling (CIR) and Cold Central Plant Recycling (CPR) quality control and quality »Portable Nuclear Gauge Safety assurance, and plan preparation and specifications for rehabilitation projects. »ACI-Grade1 Certified #01322983 Relevant Project Experience
• City of Redlands, City-Wide Reconstruction Project Phase I, II, & III, Redlands, CA CATHEDRAL CITY - ATP CYCLE 5 CATHEDRAL CANYON DRIVE SIDEWALKS AND MULTIUSE RAIL (CIP NO. 08505) AND DATE PALM DRIVE EXPANSiON (CIP NO. 08508) 7
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Engineering Services

STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS
ORGANIZATIONAL CHART/PERSONNEL MATRIX FALCON is committed to assigning individuals to this project with the knowledge and expertise to understaressed and solved by this hire to experience erican be Legend
1 FALCON Below is a matrix highlighting the type of projects and services identified in the Scope of Work. 2 Aragón SCOPE OF SERVICES
Cathedral City
City of Cathedral City
Principal-in-Charge
Wael Faqin, PE, QSD/P' Personnel Matrix
Caltrans/Federal/State_ Construction Management HMA Paved Multi-Use Trail Roadwav Inspection Bridae Widening Bike Lanes/ Sidewalks Median/ Stripina/ Fencina Schedulina/ Claims Project Manager Traffic Inspection Quality Assurance Utility Coordination \ Labor/ Health/ Safetv Kurt Pegg, PE, QSD/P' Permits Materials Test/
Wael Faqih, PE 1
Field Inspectors Principal in Charge
Ahmad Hamasha 1 Kurt Pegg, PE, QSD/P 1
Project Manager
Mosallam Almasri, PE 1 Ahmed Hamasha 1
Dennis Parker 1
Syed Afzal Biyabani, EIT 1 Field Inspector
Mosallam Almasri, PET
Field Inspection
Dennis Parker 1 (As Needed)
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES Field Inspector
Syed Äfzal Biyabani, EIT 1
SWPPP (As Needed)
Dion Castro, ToR 1 Field Inspector
Dion Castro, QSD/P, ToR 1
Office Engineer (As Needed) vIr
Samih Al-Sharabati, EIT 1 SWPPP Review & Inspection
Samih Al-Sharabati T
Labor Compliance (As Needed)
Samih Al-Sharabati, EIT 1 Office Engineer/Labor Compliance C. Fernando Aragon, PE, GE 2
Materials Testing/Geotechnical Geotechnical Engineer/Civil C. Fernando Aragon, PE, GE 2 Mark Doerschlag, PG, CÈG?
Luis Argueso i ETC, CEG 2 Engineering Geologist
Luis Arguello III, EIT 2
Materials Testing/Project Engineer
CATHEDRAL CITY - ATP CYCLE 5 CATHEDRAL CANYON DRIVE SIDEWALKS AND MULTIUSE RAIL (CIP NO. 08505) AND DATE PALM DRIVE EXPANSION (CIP NO. 08508)
FALCON
Engineering Services PROJECT UNDERSTANDING AND APPROACH SCOPE OF SERVICES

PROJECT UNDERSTANDING AND APPROACH SCOPE OF SERVICES
FALCON understands that the City of Cathedral City is looking for a qualified Construction Management firm to oversee the construction engineering for Cathedral Canyon Drive Sidewalks and Multiuse Trail (CIP No. 08505) and Date Palm Drive Expansion (CIP No. 08508).

A look at Cathedral Canyon Drive between Dinah Shore Drive and Paseo Real makes it obvious why the Cathedral Canyon Drive Sidewalk and Multipurpose Trail and Date Palm Drive Expansion. There are designated sidewalks on both sides of the project, but inside the project limits, there are no sidewalks on either side, forcing pedestrians to walk in the street. This is an extremely dangerous situation, and separating the people from the vehicular traffic is very important.

The FALCON Team has completed a similar scope of work elements as requested by this RFQ/P. FALCON has also performed construction management and inspection for the City on Date Palm Drive Bridge Improvements, Cathedral Canyon Bridge, and Dinah Shore/Mid-Valley Parkway Bridge projects, so we are familiar with the City's requirements. Not only that, but most, if not all, of our projects are funded by local, state, and federal funds.

Other relevant agencies that the FALCON team worked with include the Riverside County Transportation Commission (RCTC), Caltrans Local Assistance Program, Cities, and Counties working on projects with a single funding or multiple funding sources (local measures, state, and federal). Our goal is to help deliver projects on time, within budget and to our clients' standards.

The details of the improvements are as follows:

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MULTIUSE BIKE / SIDEWALK MIDBLOCK MEDIAN

PEDESTRIAN TRAIL CROSSING STRIPING

DATE PALM DRIVE EXPANSION

STRIPED SIDEWALK EXISTING BRIDGE

BIKELANE WIDENING

FAMILIARITY WITH PROCEDURES AND REQUIREMENTS/TEAM COMPETENCE FALCON Inspectors will coordinate with the City, local agencies and Caltrans. All work will be performed in compliance with the City of Cathedral City's practices, regulations, policies, procedures, manuals, standards, and ordinances. Also, this work will fully comply with Caltrans requirements, standard specifications, standard plans, construction manuals, safety manuals, traffic control requirements, WATCH Manual and other manuals to ensure safe completion of the requested projects.

The FALCON Team recognizes the importance of effectively managing our staff and logistics to provide effortless and reliable services to the City. We have assigned Senior FALCON staff to manage this contract. Our team has current working relationships with Caltrans Oversight (OS) Project Managers and local agencies. These relationships will define common project goals and establish effective lines of communication to achieve those goals. We have experienced scheduling and claims experts to provide presentations or training for our staff. FALCON will provide technology and solutions and utilize advanced technical and creative abilities to support the project.

FIELD RESOURCES AND EQUIPMENT We strive to provide quality inspection, which can only be accomplished by equipping our inspectors with the materials needed to complete their assignments. We can provide a wide range of equipment, from vehicles to survey equipment, to measuring tapes to hand levels, and everything in between. We will acquire any other necessary field equipment required to complete your projects. All equipment will comply with OSHA CATHEDRAL CITY - ATP CYCLE 5 CATHEDRAL CANYON DRIVE SIDEWALKS AND MULT:USE RAIL (CIP NO. 08505) AND DATE PALM DRIVE EXPANSION (CIP NO.08508) 9
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Engineering Services PROJECT UNDERSTANDING AND APPROACH SCOPE OF SERVICES CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION Controlling unnecessary design changes and construction change orders is essential to contract administration. Strict compliance with the original scope of work and initial construction cost budget can be achieved through continuous and timely communications with the City Staff.

SCHEDULING The FALCON Team will provide a critical path method schedule to monitor the project progress closely, define the critical path tasks, and provide monthly updates of accomplishments and projected project schedule goals for the following month. We will update the schedule as work progresses to reflect the forecasted completion. FALCON will utilize several different scheduling techniques to not only monitor the Contractor's progress, but also to mitigate claims.

CHANGE ORDERS AND CLAIMS Our Project Manager will bring, a detailed nderstanding of the City and Caltrans-LAPM processes for administerina Contrad The FALCON Team has an hange Orders (CCO). They will work closelv under the direction of the Citv's Projec excellent record of Manager with the contractor to verify that change orders are evaluated, negotiated. completing projects with no accepted by the City's Project Manager, and processed and executed promptly by the claims. Issues are resolved contract documents and procedures. during the project through a mutual understanding
CLAIM AVOIDANCE AND MITIGATION Claim avoidance and mitigation are primarily and a spirit of partnering. accomplished by starting our services before construction, thoroughly reviewing the project plans for biddability and constructability, implementing our document control and construction management procedures, and engaging our team of experienced professionals in managing public projects.

NEGOTIATION, RESOLUTION, ARBITRATION, OR LITIGATION FALCON's Inspectors will provide technical and contractual support to the Project Manager to the extent the city requests. The FALCON Team has an excellent track record of completing past projects without claims.

QUANTITY CALCULATIONS & PROGRESS ESTIMATES The FALCON Team knows the importance of accurate and complete quantity calculations.

PROJECT BUDGET CONTROL Frequent monitoring and early identification of any design changes and or construction change orders affecting project costs will also assist in controlling costs. Preparing and monitoring a comprehensive work breakdown structure is instrumental in managing design and engineering cost changes and construction change orders.

COST CONTROL AND FEASIBILITY OF OVERSIGHT The FALCON Team's accounting and invoicing procedures clarify the status of each task order. Accompanying our monthly invoices are monthly task order summaries and resource projections organized by the task order. Our resource projections track funds expended and remaining and estimate burn rates based on past and probable future workloads. The FALCON Team will be fully responsive to the City's Project CONSTRUCTABILITY REVIEWS As part of the constructability review, Value Engineering will be performed to minimize life-cycle costs of the project elements, suggest operational improvement and maintenance cost savings, identify potential problems early, evaluate constructability, and provide a better product.

MATERIALS ENGINEERING SERVICES Aragón Geotechnical and the FALCON Team Licensed Engineers serve as the primary point of contact for materials engineering concerns. Under the directions of the city, the FALCON team will coordinate all Geotechnical services, including scheduling compaction testing, sampling, and testing of fresh concrete for compressive strength, aggregate gradation for concrete and asphalt paving mix design qualification and verification, compaction testing for HMA paving, qualifying Concrete Mix Design for CIDH piling and sampling for various SURVEY SERVICES Under the direction of the City's Project Manager, the FALCON's Inspectors will coordinate and oversee all survey staking services provided by the contractor. The FALCON Team will verify the main survey controls, monumentation, and major survey staking (lines and grades) of the main structure and right-of-way limits.

PROJECT APPROACH, STAFFING, AND SPECIALIZED EXPERIENCE Our staff have managed multiple similar projects. All have worked with various agencies, Cities, Counties and Caltrans. Our Engineers and Inspectors have the knowledge, skill, and experience to inspect any anticipated construction operations for this contract.

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Engineering Services PROJECT UNDERSTANDING AND APPROACH SCOPE OF SERVICES DOCUMENTING DAILY OPERATIONS & DIARIES The Inspectors will review all daily diaries and correspondences to ensure all documents are accurate and dealt with promptly (letters, RFI's, submittals, emails, and communications with all stakeholders).

QUANTITY CALCULATIONS & PROGRESS ESTIMATES The FALCON Team knows the importance of accurate and complete quantity calculations.

SAFETY FALCON has a "Zero Accident" concept. The Contractor will execute Jobsite safety duties with the goal of an accident-free worksite. The City's Safety and Health Plan and Contractor's Safety Plan will guide the Inspectors. FALCON Team will attend the Contractor's on-site tailgate safety meetings, make safety part of the Weekly Progress Meetings, and strive to produce new and innovative approaches to increase safety on the Project for all the Stakeholders.

LABOR COMPLIANCE MONITORING FALCON will review the Certified Payroll Records (CPR) submitted by the Contractor and its subcontractors and verify Fringe Benefits Statements. The FALCON Team will verify and confirm the Contractor's DIR registration status.

COORDINATION AND COMMUNICATION WITH PUBLIC AGENCIES AND UTILITY COMPANIES We have built and maintained excellent professional working relationships with public agencies such as local cities, counties, RCTD, RCTC, SBCTA, SANDAG, and Caltrans.

TRAFFIC CONTROL Our Team has considerable experience with all types of traffic control processes, full/partial road closures, City and County streets, detours, night closures, and traffic control. The Inspectors will perform traffic control inspections. Work will be allowed to begin once the closure conforms to the approved Traffic Control Plan. Our team members are familiar with WATCH & MUTCD manuals and verify that the Contractor will implement its traffic control plans' requirements.

PROJECT DELIVERY Due to our proactive approach, comprehensive management, advanced planning, tight project controls, and close coordination with affected entities and all stakeholders, the FALCON Team can avoid delays and deliver projects on schedule and within budget.

CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT | ABILITY TO MEET SCHEDULES Our Project Managers and Inspectors are intimately familiar with the Local Assistance Procedures Manual (LAPM). They can manage federally funded projects in addition to local agency- funded projects. They are knowledgeable in obtaining authority for preliminary engineering, right of way/utility relocation and Preliminary Environmental Studies.

STORMWATER POLLUTION PREVENTION (SWPPP) One other noteworthy item regarding overall team capability is that the FALCON Team is considered a leader in NPDES permit compliance. Compliance is a crucial issue on all construction projects, and all FALCON employees are trained internally, particularly in the areas associated with the new permit regulations. In addition to our internal training, many FALCON employees hold QSD/QSP certificates.

QUALITY CONTROL / MANAGEMENT (SAFETY) The five-step plan consists of:

FALCON will lead our risk management team and use a five-step qualitative and quantitative process that identifies and assesses risks and develops 1. Identifying potential risk events mitigation measures. FALCON will develop the Project Safety Plan (PSP), 2. Analyzing potential risk events to review the contractor's Site Health and Safety Plan and associated Activity determine probability and severity.

Hazard Analysis (AHA), perform site orientation, train field staff, and 3. Develop a risk mitigation strategy for each monitor and report observations. FALCON Team has managed high-profile potential risk projects and has successfully delivered projects to completion. 4. Identifying the risk mitigation measure.

5. Implementing the measure.

TECHNICAL INNOVATION - DRONE SERVICES
FALCON Team proposes the following Technical Innovation to perform the Scope of Work.

FALCON Team FAA-licensed personnel have flown a drone over the project site and developed a digital 3-D model of the project. The model provides a breakdown of the steps for staging the construction work, allowing visual analysis of the constructability and clearances. FALCON Team uses drone technology to assist with survey, monitoring, and quality control on construction projects. Our team utilizes the latest 3D software, proper FAA licensing, and expertise to quickly and efficiently generate detailed and accurate 3D models. On the SR-60 Truck Lanes project and I-15 Limonite, our licensed crew successfully uses drones to assist with surveying and project monitoring.

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SUMMARY: We have the project and construction management expertise to complete complex through trust and mutual respect. The FALCON Team understands the scope of work and the City's expectation of deliverables. Our team was assembled to provide a depth of resources to meet or exceed the City's personnel and performance requirements. Most importantly, our team is comprised of individuals who are passionate about their work.

The FALCON Team is committed to this project's success and has no existing or potential conflicts of interest that may arise from this engagement.

FALCON'S FINANCIAL CONDITION
FALCON is in financially sound condition. FALCON has been and will continue to be in a growth mode for years.

FALCON is not involved in any pending litigation, bankruptcy proceedings, or mergers, and no conditions impede our ability to successfully complete all construction management and inspection services for this contract. We can comfortably deploy our personnel and provide all the necessary services and equipment for the project's duration.

FALCON has no commitments or potential commitments that may impact its ability to perform this agreement.

SCOPE OF WORK
Attached is the Staffing Responsibility Matrix detailing the scope of services, anticipated deliverables, and staff responsibility. The FALCON Team recognizes the importance of effectively managing our staff and logistics to provide effortless and reliable service to the City of Cathedral City.

PRE-CONSTRUCTION
Activity Description Deliverable Experience
Prepare research and planning studies, including office and Constructability fieldwork. Prepare environmental and engineering technical Biddability Review, Plan Review Check reports and perform related studies and analyses. Prepare Value Engineering, Kurt, engineer plans, specifications and /or estimates. Construction Inspectors Inspection
Review project baseline schedule, provide recommendations Project Schedule and ensure efficiency. Advise if a recovery schedule is Project schedules, Kurt, Samih. required to overcome delays. correspondence Inspectors
Constructability Review project plans, specifications, and estimates and coordinate final plans & specs with the designer. Review CT Constructability Kurt, Review of Plans & comments
Specifications Encroachment Permit for errors and deficiencies and report Inspectors /Construction Cost
Pre-construction Arrange a pre-construction meeting with agencies, contractors, and utility companies and address all concerns. i Meeting agenda and Kurt, Samih, Meetings Review contract administration items. minutes Inspectors Project Administer Project Construction Contracts using the Caltrans Conformance to Construction Manual, Caltrans Permit Manual, and Caltrans Kurt, Samih, Administration • City/Caltrans/Permit Inspectors
Coordination Conduct regular project coordination meetings with the city, Meeting agenda and Kurt, Samih, Meetings contractors, local agencies, project managers and design minutes Inspectors

DURING CONSTRUCTION
Activity Descript Deliverable Experience
All construction period documents are required by Caltrans Construction Period Construction
Documents Cooperative Agreements between the City, Caltrans, PM, Inspectors Encroachment Permit, and Caltrans Construction Manual. documents Daily Inspection Contractors' activities, effectiveness, and any modification Kurt, Samih, Reports/Log (equipment and vehicles on the job site) provide a photo log. Daily activity reports Inspectors Conduct weekly field meetings to discuss schedules, change Weekly Progress & orders, new issues, submittal status, RFl's, safety, Meeting agenda and Kurt, Samih, Schedule Meeting deficiencies, etc. Invite various Caltrans Permit Inspectors. minutes Inspectors (Various Disciplines)
Deficiency Log Maintain a log of non-compliant work items. Deficiency Log Kurt, Samih, Inspectors
Monitor the contractor's schedule weekly and provide a
Construction recommendation to ensure efficiency. Notify parties of actual Schedule reports, Kurt, Samih, Schedule or potential deviation from the schedule. Work with the recommendation as- Inspectors project team to correct non-compliance with the schedule. built schedule Monthly Activity
Report / Cost Prepare and submit a monthly report, i.e., SWPPP issues, List of quantities Kurt, Samih, Control RFls, CCOs, potential claims, construction activities Inspectors CATHEDRAL CITY - ATP CYCLE 5 CATHEDRAL CANYON DRIVE SIDEWALKS AND MULTIUSE RAIL (CIP NO. 08505) AND DATE PALM DRIVE EXPANSION (CIP NO. 08508) 12
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completed, ongoing and upcoming, project budget and
schedule status, highlights, and critical issues.

Review CCOs/ Review CCOs proposed by the contractor. Prepare an | Logs of potential independent cost estimate and schedule analvsis of work. Kurt, Samih.

Issue Management and Issued CCO's Inspectors
Recommend and track cash flow for CCOs.

Permits/Easement Continuation of pre-construction activities, assist in Kurt, Utility relocations coordination and scheduling of utility work Permits, easements Inspectors Inspect work to ensure compliance with contract documents. Daily Inspection Quality Control/ Reject unacceptable work using the Deficiency Log. Observe Reports, sampling & Kurt Inspection the work of special inspectors when required and certify test test result Inspectors results for all field sampling and laboratory testing performed verification Permit
Environmental Review and enforce requirements stipulated in permits Daily Inspection ssued by regulatory and environmental agencies. Assist with reports & SWPPP Dion, Compliance - Inspectors
'eview, approval. and monitorina of contractor's SWPPE monitoring SWPPP
Drawings and Interpret the drawings and specifications to clarity design Monitor, track, Kurt, Specifications details and resolve field conflicts. coordinate Inspectors All construction period documents required by Caltrans in Construction Period accordance with cooperative agreements between the City, Construction Kurt, Samih, Documents Caltrans, CALTRANS Encroachment Permit, and documents Inspectors CALTRANS Construction Manual
Permits/Easement Continuation of pre-construction activities assists in the Kurt, Utility relocations coordination and scheduling of utility work. Permits, easements Inspectors
Inspect work to ensure compliance with contract documents. Daily Inspection Quality Control/ Reports, NCR, and Kurt,
Inspection/ Material Reject unacceptable work using the Deficiency Log. Observe the work of special inspectors when required. Certified test deficiency log Inspectors, Testing results for all field sampling and laboratory testing performed sampling & test Aragón result verification.

Coordinate review of contractor's submittals, shop drawings, Submittals / Shop RFI's, manufacturer's certificate of compliance, concrete mix Log & track Kurt, Drawings & RFI design, samples & all other data, per the requirement of submittal/request Inspectors project specifications.

Traffic Control Review and approve Traffic Control Plans and forward them Kurt, Plans Review and approve
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Monitor compliance with the applicable state and federal- Certified weekly Labor Compliance funded labor laws and contract requirements, such as payrolls, employee Kurt, Samih prevailing wage requirements. interviews Inspectors
Progress Payments Review contractor's payment requests, verify completed Certified pay request Kurt, quantities and prepare payment documentation for execution. documents Inspectors Site Safety Review, monitor, document, and enforce contractor safety Conduct regular procedures for compliance with Cal/OSHA laws and safety, tailgate Kurt, Monitoring Inspectors
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POST-CONSTRUCTION
Activity Description Deliverable Experience
Conduct a final inspection/walk-through, including
maintenance & service personnel, issue preliminary & final Punch List and Final Walk-Through unch lists, and coordinate with the City. Verify that require Notice of Kurt, Samih, certificates of compliance, O&M manuals, and as-buil Completion Inspectors drawings have been delivered.

Assist in resolving outstanding disputes (claims, Claim negotiations, Kurt, Samih, Dispute Resolution documentation, negotiations, and litigation support). litigations, arbitration support Inspectors
Project Files Deliver all project files (federal/state/local paperwork), Project files/e-files Kurt, Samih, including photographs Inspectors
Project Completion Process the contractor's final payment request and issue a Final pay request, Kurt, Samih, Report / Closeout Certificate of Completion and a Project Final Repor Certificate of Completion Inspectors

ADDENDUM ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Addendum No. _ 1
Date: 9/13/2023
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