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December 15, 2021
Philip Vitale, Project Manager
City of South San Francisco
Capital Projects
550 North Canal Street
South San Francisco, CA 94080
[email protected]
650.877.8548
SUBJECT: RESPONSE TO REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS FOR PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL &
ENGINEERING DESIGN SERVICES FOR THE ORANGE MEMORIAL PARK AQUATIC CENTER PK 2201
Dear Mr. Vitale and Selection Committee:
ELS Architecture and Urban Design (ELS) is pleased to submit our qualifications and fee proposal for the Orange Memorial Park Aquatic Center project. We are excited about the prospect of collaborating with South San Francisco’s community and City officials on delivering a vibrant new community recreation resource. This new aquatic center is a profound opportunity to expand the City’s offerings and benefit public wellness by providing new aquatics and wellness programming that will build upon the important Orange Memorial Park asset. Following the completion of the Stormwater Recapture Project, the subsequent new sports fields, the redesign of the current aquatic center site, and the delivery of a new aquatic center, Orange Memorial Park will provide abundant delight, health and wellness through this century and beyond. Designing this new aquatic center for South San Francisco will require a creative response that must integrate the future planning of Orange Memorial Park into Colma Creek, the site’s neighborhood character (at the intersection of Tennis Drive and Orange Avenue), sustainability mandates, user identity, and the goals of the larger South San Francisco community.
Previous study efforts clearly indicate that much important research, community outreach, programming and planning have been invested to date in the future Orange Memorial Park Aquatic Center. We look forward to confirming the main points of this work through discussions with City leadership and staff. Based upon feedback from these sessions, we are prepared to launch a robust three-part community workshop series, under the Phase I effort of our services, aimed at developing a consensus concept plan that will win the city council’s approval. During the subsequent six phases of our services, we will dig further into design development that leads to the delivery of a new aquatics center for multiple generations of South San Francisco residents. We are a firm that is steeped in the design practices of our region’s aquatics, community and recreation projects. We bring an award-winning, ecologically-minded approach to work for communities all along the Peninsula, with work that reflects our love of Northern California’s unique and diverse culture and environment.
While the coronavirus has impacted all our lives and turned so many of us toward digital environments, we foresee a design process that offers an opportunity to re-group and create architecture that will firmly re-establish “place,” embodying for users the goals and ideals of the new Orange Memorial Park Aquatic Center.
ELS proposes a Core Team of architects, designers and engineers that will provide the vision, leadership, and technical skills required to realize the opportunities of this site and program. ELS, an acknowledged national leader in the design, management, sustainability, and technical delivery of aquatics, recreation and wellness centers, will provide Clarence Mamuyac, Jr., FAIA, LEED AP BD+C, as Project Manager; Kim-Van Truong, AIA, LEED AP BD+C, Assoc. DBIA, as Project Architect; Anthony Grand, AIA, LEED AP BD+C, as Project Designer; John How, AIA, LEED AP BD+C, as Project Captain and Construction Administration Lead; Danwei Wang as Digital Design Leader; Tracy Chan, Assoc. AIA, as BIM Leader; and
1. Introductory Letter
200+ projects
recognized for design
and technical excellence
Dana Vollmer-Grant, Assoc. AIA, WELL AP, CBSM, 5X Olympic Gold Medalist, as Recreation Programming Specialist.
This core team has a successful history of working together to achieve planning and design excellence for multiple municipalities across California. Each of us has specialized in designing aquatic, recreation, and wellness projects and implementing complex programs on challenging sites since our respective starts at ELS, now totaling 200+ years of combined experience. Also joining this core team are Aquatic Design Group (Aquatic Consultant), Forell | Elsesser (Structural), Guttmann & Blaevoet (MEP/FP/LV), BKF (Civil), SWA (Landscape Architecture), Salter (Acoustical), and SGH (Building Envelope) all of whom have shared in our 30-year portfolio of aquatics, recreation, and wellness center design excellence. We are confident that the ELS team, in collaboration with you and your colleagues, will deliver an exciting community resource through an inclusive process, resulting in an Orange Memorial Park Aquatic Center that provides valuable, fun community use for decades to come.
We will work with you to realize the following project goals to the City:
• create a unified, identifiable “place” that is welcoming, transparent and conducive to casual interaction and efficiently directs users to a variety of aquatics activities and special programs; • leverage opportunities for sharing and economizing facilities and resources within Orange Memorial Park;
• reflect the distinct and diverse culture of the South San Francisco community and the neighborhood context of Orange Memorial Park through the site plan and massing, while delivering on the program goals of the Needs Assessment;
• honor the history and design of the Orange Memorial Park, Colma Creek, the new Stormwater Recapture project, and their connection to surrounding neighborhood; • meet the City’s schedule and $34MM total project budget (Design and Construction); and • create a sustainable, resilient, energy efficient, and post-pandemic-ready aquatic center that is guided by the standards of USGBC’s LEED program and the WELL Health-Safety Rating system – all while maintaining budget and schedule.
Thank you for this opportunity to express our interest in working with the City of South San Francisco on this important community endeavor. We look forward to the opportunity to present our qualifications either in person or via ZOOM, whichever the City’s preference may be. Here’s to the fun, excitement, construction, and grand opening ahead! Sincerely,
ELS ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN DESIGN
Clarence D. Mamuyac, Jr., FAIA, LEED AP BD+C
President/CEO
Serving as Project Manager/Project Principal
[email protected] | O: 510.549.2929 | M: 510.684.1159 ELS acknowledges the receipt of Addendum #1 posted on December 3, 2021, and has reviewed the Questions and Answers posted to ProcureNow.
December 15, 2021
Mr. Philip Vitale, City of South San Francisco
THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO WILL ONLY
CONSIDER SUBMITTALS FROM CONSULTANTS
THAT DEMONSTRATE THEY HAVE SUCCESSFULLY
COMPLETED COMPARABLE PROJECTS. THESE
PROJECTS MUST ILLUSTRATE THE QUALITY, TYPE, AND
PAST PERFORMANCE OF THE PROJECT TEAM. INCLUDE
SUB-CONSULTANTS AND A DESCRIPTION OF THEIR
PROPOSED SERVICES WHERE APPLICABLE. SUBMITTALS
SHALL INCLUDE A DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THREE (3)
PROJECTS WITHIN THE PAST FIVE (5) YEARS.
ELS Architecture and Urban Design is an award-winning
architectural practice with a 50-year tradition in design for the public realm. ELS has long been one of the Architect 50, Architect Magazine’s prestigious list of the top 50 firms in the U.S. for business, design and sustainability, and is among Architectural Record’s Top 300 Architecture Firms for 2021.
ELS has a long history of designing civic aquatic, recreation and community spaces that respond to and enliven their
surroundings, becoming an integral part of their communities.
Our design approach is rooted in the belief that recreation, sports, and fitness play a significant role in the lives of communities, building discipline and teamwork skills, improving health, and strengthening community bonds. We have a strong passion for creating safe, well-designed community projects that become the heart of the communities they serve.
Believing that high-quality projects can inspire and elevate their surroundings, we design buildings that inspire renewed participation, encourage interaction, and support wellness and personal achievement among the community and users.
We have extensive experience in the design and construction of award-winning municipal aquatic facilities. These include the Elk Grove Civic Aquatic Center, San Francisco’s Balboa Park Pool, the East Oakland Sports Center, the Berkeley High School Natatorium, the Morgan Hill Aquatics Center, and Pleasanton’s Dolores Bengtson Aquatic Center. Lastly, our all-electric, LEED Platinum-targeted aquatic and community centers for the cities of Mountain View, Redwood City and Millbrae are direct precedents for deep-green projects.
We are also redesigning the International Swim Center (ISC) in Santa Clara, one of the premier competitive aquatics venues in the U.S. and one of the selected sites for USA Swimming’s TYR Grand Prix Series. The new ISC includes several community recreation features and is targeting LEED Platinum. And finally, we are excited about the recent openings of two new state-of-the-art aquatic and recreation centers: the $110MM Cañada College Wellness and Aquatic Center in Redwood City and the $35MM Miwok Student Wellness and Aquatic Center for College of Marin in Novato.
ELS has been recognized with more than 200 awards and
honors, including awards from the American Institute of Architects, the California Park and Recreation Society, the California Preservation Foundation, the National Trust for Historic Preservation, and Athletic Business.
A California Certified Green Business and participant of AIA’s 2030 Commitment to reduce the operational energy use of our buildings, ELS is committed to sustainable design solutions that respect their environmental and social context, achieve architectural and technical excellence, and create places that celebrate and enhance the experience of urban life.
The following subconsultants have been invited to pursue the project with ELS based on relationships and trust that we have built over numerous similar collaborations over the past 30 years: Aquatic Design Group (Aquatic Consultant), Forell | Elsesser (Structural), Guttmann & Blaevoet (MEP/FP/LV), BKF (Civil), SWA (Landscape Architecture), Salter (Acoustical), and SGH (Building Envelope). These firms are leaders in their field and have shared in our 30-year portfolio of aquatics, recreation, and wellness center design excellence.
Recent Public Sector Aquatic Centers
East Oakland Sports Center & Natatorium
City of Oakland
Elk Grove Civic Aquatics Center
City of Elk Grove
Balboa Park Natatorium
City of San Francisco
Berkeley High School Natatorium
Berkeley Unified School District
Redwood City Senior Center and YMCA Aquatics Center
City of Redwood City and YMCA of Silicon Valley
Cañada College Wellness & Aquatic Center
San Mateo County Community College District
Please see the following project sheets for detailed descriptions on the projects listed above.
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2. Consultant Qualifications & Experience $500
construction value of california
MM+
community aquatics and
recreation centers designed
by
One of the few LEED Silver-certified natatoria
in the U.S. for underserved populations,
the new community sports, recreation,
and aquatics center is a project for social
and environmental change in East Oakland.
Designed as a composition of glass and
metal-clad forms, the complex provides visual
interest, captures natural light, and controls
solar gain. The recently-completed Phase I
features a natatorium with an indoor leisure
and lap pool, a dance and aerobics studio, a
fitness center, a learning and media center,
1. East Oakland Sports Center & Natatorium
Oakland, CA
and a community gathering space. The
project has been honored with an AIA
East Bay Design Merit Award, an AIA San
Francisco Citation Award, and as Athletic
Business’ Facility of Merit.
1. East Oakland Sports Center & Natatorium
Oakland, CA
Contracting Agency: City of Oakland, Councilmember
Larry Reid, 510.238.7007, [email protected]
Date: 2016 Construction Completed
Construction Cost: $20MM
Contact: Clarence Mamuyac, Principal and Project
Manager, [email protected], 510.684.1159
Outcome: Excellent
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This new aquatics center fills a clear need in its
surrounding area. It has become a vital force in the
region’s athletic and recreational programming, drawing all abilities, economic backgrounds and ages. The
youngest visitors have a splash pad and a fun-water
pool; competitive swimmers no longer drive an hour to
train in a 50-meter pool; and a six-lane lap pool gives students a chance to learn and engage. Elders and the
disabled benefit from multiple pool types and varieties of water therapy. A community room facilitates
further social connections. Located just south of
Sacramento, Elk Grove frequently experiences summer
high temperatures of more than 100 degrees, which
meant that providing shade for the facility’s users was crucial. ELS bisected the one-story 13,000-squarefoot complex with a 400-foot-long white steel trellis shade structure. The trellis defines the entry, provides shelter from the sun for those waiting in the entrance
2. Elk Grove Civic Aquatic Center
Elk Grove, CA
queue outside the aquatics center, and offers
shade along the lap pool on the at-grade deck
and the 50-meter pool on the lower deck. Large
stepped terraces on two sides of the 50-meter
pool lead to the lower deck and double as seating
for spectators during events. The project has
been honored with awards from AIA East Bay and
California Park and Recreation Society, among
others.
2. Elk Grove Civic Aquatic Center
Elk Grove, CA
Contracting Agency and PM: City of Elk Grove, Alvin
Wong, Former City Architect, 916.936.6183
Date: 2018 Construction Completed
Construction Cost: $21MM
Contact: Clarence Mamuyac, Principal and Project
Manager, [email protected], 510.684.1159
Outcome: Excellent
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3. Balboa Park Natatorium
San Francisco, CA
natural daylight throughout the entry wing
and natatorium, with windows that facilitate
views of the park, and of the activity
within the building. The project has been
recognized with design awards from AIA
San Francisco and California Preservation
Foundation.
Contracting Agency and PM: City & County of San
Francisco, Toks Ajike, Dir Plng & Cpt Mgmt, 415.831.2700 Date: 2019 Construction Completed
Construction Cost: $12MM
Contact: Clarence Mamuyac, Consulting Principal,
[email protected], 510.684.1159
Outcome: Excellent
3. Balboa Park Natatorium
San Francisco, CA
For this historic pool building, ELS designed
essential repairs, upgraded structural,
seismic, and environmental systems, pool
improvements, and enhanced the overall
user experience. A new inviting entry was
defi ned by a contemporary metal canopy,
curving accessible ramp and terraced stairs,
welcoming the community into the building.
The team reconfi gured the locker and
changing rooms and administrative space to
carve out room for a new, 800-square-foot
community area for events and children’s
parties that is accessible even when the
natatorium is closed. The design provides
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4. Berkeley High School Natatorium
Berkeley, CA
The new recreation and athletics complex
at Berkeley High School enlivens the urban
campus and encourages after-hours use by
students and community members. Located
on a narrow site at the edge of campus, the
addition completes a central quadrangle
envisioned in the school’s 1930s-era master
plan. It includes a 25M x 25 yd natatorium, a
gymnasium, dance studios, a student union
and dining hall, a library, offices, and a college
counseling center. ELS designed the addition
to take maximum advantage of daylight,
exceeding state energy standards. The gym
and pool areas feature large clerestory
windows and the north side of the library’s
reading room is fully glazed. The project also
4. Berkeley High School Natatorium
Berkeley, CA
emphasized recycled and renewable
materials, low-emission glazing, and the use
of energy-efficient equipment. The project
has been honored with an AIA California/
CASH Award of Excellence and an AIA East
Bay Award for Design Excellence.
Contracting Agency and PM: Berkeley Unifi ed School
District, Jack McLaughlin, Former Superintendent,
775.690.8302
Date: 2004 Construction Completed
Construction Cost: $26MM
Contact: Clarence Mamuyac, Principal and Project
Manager, [email protected], 510.684.1159
Outcome: Excellent | 9
This new LEED-Platinum, ZNE-targeted
Senior Center and Aquatics Center will be
an inter-generational complex providing
additional programmed spaces, adding new
green space, and serving as a critical essential
services building aimed to be resilient, selfsustaining, and off-grid. It will include a gymnasium, a health and wellness center,
multiple swimming pools, multipurpose rooms
for multi-generational programs and events,
a 400-seat theater, childcare, locker rooms,
a kitchen, garden space, and a technology
hub, and will be completely accessible. The
transparent design brings in more natural
light and gives the building a more welcoming
tone by allowing passers-by to see inside and
5. Redwood City Senior Center and
YMCA Aquatics Center
Redwood City, CA
watch the programmed activities bustle
away. Environmentally conscious features
include innovative solar chimneys, which
are exposed above the roofline to inspire
curiosity about how these passively cooled
and ventilated buildings operate. The
project received the 2021 Peninsula Clean
Energy All-Electric Leadership Award.
Contracting Agency and PM: City of Redwood City
and YMCA of Silicon Valley, Christopher Beth, Director, Parks, Rec and Community Services, 415.480.7253
Date: 2022 Estimated Completion (in Construction)
Construction Cost: $90MM
Contact: Clarence Mamuyac, Principal and Project
Manager, [email protected], 510.684.1159
Outcome: Excellent | 11
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Cañada College’s new LEED Gold-certified
Wellness and Aquatics Center replaces a
1967-built gym. Uniting kinesiology, athletics
and dance facilities into a dynamic, holistic
home for wellness, the center helps students
advance in movement studies, competitive
sports, and fitness. The facility includes
two pools, basketball/volleyball courts with
retractable bleachers, a weight room, dance
studios, cafe, and locker room facilities for the
men’s and women’s basketball and volleyball
teams. It will offer a membership option for
the general public, making it the only public
pool available in Redwood City. Cantilevered
30 feet over its hillside location, the facility
is marked by a three-story-translucent
6. Cañada College Wellness & Aquatic Center
Redwood City, CA
“lightbox” that provides natural light by day
and illuminates the core by night. Located
in a Wildland-Urban Interface, the building
uses discreet fire-safety solutions including
infrared-flame detectors. This project
has received awards from AIA East Bay,
Community College Facility Coalition, Silicon
Valley Business Journal, and ENR California.
Contracting Agency and PM: San Mateo County CCD,
Jack Herbert, Director Construction Management
Services, [email protected], 510.910.4536
Date: 2021 Construction Completed
Construction Cost: $110MM
Contact: Clarence Mamuyac, Principal and Project
Manager, [email protected], 510.684.1159
Outcome: Excellent
6. Cañada College Wellness & Aquatic Center
Redwood City, CA
Dana Vollmer-Grant
Assoc. AIA, WELL AP, CBSM
5x Olympic Gold Medalist
ELS
Aquatics Programmer & WELL
Building Specialist, Associate
Kim-Van Truong
AIA, LEED AP BD+C,
Assoc. DBIA
ELS
Project Architect
Associate Principal
Clarence D. Mamuyac, Jr.
FAIA
LEED AP BD+C
ELS
Project Manager/
Principal
President/CEO
Emilio Ponce
LEED
Green Associate
ELS
Green Building
Specialist
Anthony Grand
AIA
LEED AP BD+C
ELS
Project Designer
Associate Principal
John How
AIA
LEED AP BD+C
ELS
Project Captain and CA Lead
Associate
Danwei Wang
Assoc. AIA
ELS
Design Specialist
Associate
Tracy Chan
Assoc. AIA
ELS
BIM Leader
Associate
ELS Firm Diversity + JUST Organization
City of South San Francisco
Project Lead/Contact
Community of
Stakeholders
CONSULTANTS
Construction Cost
Estimating
and
Quantity Surveying
Cynthia Madrid, CPE
Cost
Mack 5
ELS is a minority-owned business, and
our ownership includes both minority
and women partners as well as management at senior levels. ELS is the very fi rst organization in California to
be named a JUST 2.0 organization by
the International Living Future Institute;
the JUST label represents our commitment to social equity, transparency, and diversity in our practice. With
our diverse staff of designers, we are
committed to diversity in our business
practices particularly as it refl ects the
communities that we serve.
Ecological Park Design,
Site Utilities
and
Acoustics
Marco Esposito, RLA
Landscape Architect
SWA
John Lamon, PE
Civil Engineer
BKF
Jason Duty, PE
Acoustics
Salter
Integrated Deep Green
Pool
and
Building Engineering
Dennis Berkshire
Aquatics Consultant
Aquatic Design Group
Allen Nudel, SE
Structural Engineer
Forell | Elsesser
Gurdaver Singh, PE
Managing MEP Engineer
MEP, Fire Protection and
Low Voltage
Guttmann & Blaevoet
LEED Administration
Commissioning
and
Building Envelope
Rick Unvarsky
LEED Commissioning Agent
Unvarsky Consulting
Jonathan Stafford, PE
Building Envelope
SGH
Fire, Life Safety
and
Accessibility
Code
Steven Winkel, FAIA, PE,
CASp
Building Code
Preview Group
Key Staff Location
ELS Architecture and Urban Design
2040 Addison Street
Berkeley, CA 94704
elsarch.com | 510.549.2929
For all team member resumes,
please see the following pages.
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5. Proposed Staffing 5,000+ public presentations
enthusiastically delivered
by to city councils and
community groups on a path to
consensus
Orange Memorial Park Aquatic Center ‐ City of South San Francisco PROPOSED STAFFING AND FEE MATRIX December 15, 2021
PHASE 1: Conceptual DesignPHASE 2: Schematic DesignPASE 3: Design DevelopmentPASE 4: Construction DocumentsPHASE 5: Permitting and Bid AwardPHASE 6 & 7: Constsruction Administration and Closeout Personnel Title Hours Total Hours Rate Fee
Architecture and Interior Design ‐ ELS architecture and Urban Design C. Mamuyac Principal/Project Manager 100 96 36 36 3.6 20 291.6 300.00 $ $ 87,480.00 K. Truong Project Architect 200 320 720 720 80 300 2340 180.00 $ $ 421,200.00 A. Grand Project Designer 200 320 180 180 80 0 960 170.00 $ $ 163,200.00 Staff 1 Staff 1 200 320 720 720 0 1600 3560 150.00 $ $ 534,000.00 Staff 2 Staff 2 200 320 540 720 0 1,000 2780 125.00 $ $ 347,500.00 Staff 3 Staff 3 200 160 360 432 0 0 1,152 110.00 $ $ 126,720.00 Total 1,100 1,536 2,556 2,808 164 2,920 11,084 $ 1,680,100.00 Aquatics Consulting ‐ Aquatic Design Group
Dennis Berkshire Aquatics Principal‐in‐Charge 4 12 24 24 8 4 76 215.00 $ $ 16,340.00 Justin Caron Aquatics Project Principal 1 2 4 4 2 13 $ 215.00 $ 2,795.00 Greg Ferrell, AIA Aquatics Principal Architect 2 6 10 12 30 215.00 $ $ 6,450.00 Scott Ferrell, AIA Aquatics Project Architect 6 12 16 34 195.00 $ $ 6,630.00 Greg Cannon Construction Observation 6 32 38 175.00 $ $ 6,650.00 Norma Villegas Designer 2 18 42 60 122 135.00 $ $ 16,470.00 Alejandro Pinnick Designer 13 24 42 79 135.00 $ $ 10,665.00 Cara Johnson Administrative 1 1 6 1 1 10 80.00 $ $ 800.00 Total 9 58 117 164 17 37 402 $ 66,800.00
Landscape Architecture and Irrigation Design ‐ SWA
Marco Esposito Principal 80 60 40 48 4 20 252 260.00 $ $ 65,520.00 Zach Davis Associate Principal 20 70 80 90 4 20 284 $ 170.00 $ 48,280.00 Shaun Loomis Associate 0 0 20 24 8 120 172 $ 130.00 $ 22,360.00 Total 100 130 140 162 16 160 708 $ 136,160.00
Civil Engineering ‐ BKF
John Lamon Associate 10 17 23 32 16 20 118 $ 230.00 $ 27,140.00 Steven Reynolds Project Manager 16 32 36 60 32 64 240 224.00 $ $ 53,760.00 Abe Rashid Project Engineer 20 22 100 150 24 40 356 169.00 $ $ 60,164.00 Total 46 71 159 242 72 124 714 $ 141,064.00
Structural Engineering ‐ Forell Elsesser
Allen Nudel Principal 4 16 24 72 10 40 166 230.00 $ $ 38,180.00 Key Staff Engineer 6 62 100 310 40 220 738 190.00 $ $ 140,220.00 Other Staff BIM 0 40 80 120 8 0 248 130.00 $ $ 32,240.00 Total 10 118 204 502 58 260 1152 $ 210,640.00
MEP Engineering, Lighting Design, Low Voltage and Telecommunications ‐ Guttmann & Blaevoet Gurdaver Singh PIC & MEOR 20 24 40 40 20 40 184 300.00 $ $ 55,200.00 Aashil Randive HVAC Engineer & PM 0 20 40 60 0 60 180 180.00 $ $ 32,400.00 Sean Blaevoet HVAC Engineer 0 24 8 8 0 0 40 $ 180.00 $ 7,200.00 Justin Tungate Plumbing Engineer 8 30 63 80 8 72 261 180.00 $ $ 46,980.00 Kelley Lundquist Fire Protection Engineer 3 12 20 24 3 18 80 180.00 $ $ 14,400.00 Ahmad Ahmadzai Electrical Engineer 0 40 82 110 0 66 298 180.00 $ $ 53,640.00 Sebanti Banerjee Lighting Engineer 0 12 44 44 0 36 136 180.00 $ $ 24,480.00 John Moore Low‐voltage Principal 5 23 40 48 5 36 157 300.00 $ $ 47,100.00 John Moore Fire Alarm Principal 2 8 12 16 2 10 50 300.00 $ $ 15,000.00 Matt Hargadon Title‐24 0 0 8 8 0 420 $ 160.00 $ 3,200.00 Total 38 193 357 438 38 342 1406 $ 299,600.00
Acoustical Engineering ‐ Salter
Acoustics 20 20 22 4 16 82 250.00 $ $ 20,500.00 Total 0 20 20 22 4 16 82 $ 20,500.00
Roofing / Waterproofing / Exterior Envelope ‐ SGH
Jonathan Stafford Associate Principal 3 8 16 20 47 $ 310.00 $ 14,570.00 Caroline Klatman Consulting Engineer 2 24 40 40 106 200.00 $ $ 21,200.00 Grant Kamin Project Consultant 4 4 24 16 48 165.00 $ $ 7,920.00 Total 0 9 36 80 0 76 201 $ 43,690.00
Specifications Writing ‐ Topflight
Richard T. Fiory Principal Specifier 0 12 8 24 2 4 50 202.00 $ $ 10,100.00 David Kelty Senior Specifier 0 48 39 153 10 38 288 175.00 $ $ 50,400.00 Louis Liu Assistant Specifier 0 8 12 24 6 12 62 $ 135.00 $ 8,370.00 Total 0 68 59 201 18 54 400 $ 68,870.00
Cost Estimating ‐ mack5
Cynthia Madrid Senior Cost Manager 36 40 72 144 292 199.00 $ $ 58,108.00 Electrical Cost Planner 12 20 40 72 199.00 $ $ 14,328.00 MPFR Cost Planner 12 20 40 72 199.00 $ $ 14,328.00 Admin 2 2 2 4 10 90.00 $ $ 900.00 Total 38 66 114 228 0 0 446 $ 87,664.00
Code Consulting ‐ Preview Group
Steve Winkel 125 150 275 200.00 $ $ 55,000.00 Total 0 125 150 0 0 0 275 $ 55,000.00
GRAND TOTAL 1,341 2,394 3,912 4,847 387 3,989 16,870 2,810,088
STAFF AND FEE MATRIX
December 15, 2021