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City of Lake Worth
CW-09-10-754
Request for Letters of Interest and
Statements of Qualifications for
Architectural and Engineering Services
for Lake Worth Casino Building
Rehabilitation
REG
Architects
Interiors
Planners
Est. 1988
License #AA0002447
January 28, 2010
City of Lake Worth, CW-09-10-754
January 28, 2010
TABLE OF CONTENTS
LETTER OF INTEREST
STANDARD GSA 330 PART I-A-D, PART –II (QUALIFICATIONS) ............ TAB 1
STANDARD GSA 330 PART I-E (REG RESUMES) .......................................... TAB 2
STANDARD GSA 330 PART I-F (REG PROJECT EXAMPLES) ................... TAB 3
STANDARD GSA 330 PART I-G (REG KEY PERSONNEL)........................... TAB 4
STANDARD GSA 330 PART I-H (REG ADDITIONAL INFORMATION) .... TAB 5
PROJECT APPROACH & IMPLEMENTATION.............................................TAB 6
OUTLINE SCHEDULE (PROVISIONAL)
SUB-CONSULTANTS INFORMATION
REG CORPORATE STATEMENTS/DOCUMENTATION .............................. TAB 7
PROOF OF LICENSES/CERTIFICATIONS
REG ADDITIONAL INFORMATION TO SUPPLEMENT FIRM DATA ...... TAB 8
WORKLOAD MATRIX
AWARDS
REFERENCES
LETTERS OF RECOMMENDATION
Historic Lake Worth Casino 1920’s
REG ARCHITECTS, INC.
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January 28, 2010
Lake Worth City Commissioners
City of Lake Worth
7 N. Dixie Highway
Lake Worth, FL 33460
Re:
Old Palm Beach County Courthouse
Request for Letters of Interest and
Statements of Qualifications # CW-09-10-154
“Architectural/Engineering Services”
Lake Worth Casino Building Rehabilitation
The City of Lake Worth
Dear City Commissioners:
It is with great pleasure that REG Architects, Inc. an MBE and local Palm Beach County firm,
together with our team members, submit this letter of interest and qualifications package as a
sincere desire to provide the City of Lake Worth with professional architectural and engineering
design services. We take great interest in this project because of our history of over 21 years of
work in Palm Beach County on a variety of historic preservation and municipal-type projects.
Through our vast team experience and knowledge, we are able to devote the attention that this
important community project deserves and requires. Being very familiar with historic
rehabilitation projects we take great pride in keeping the historic integrity of the Project and are
very sensitive to the City of Lake Worth cultural heritage.
A few examples of similar experience will provide a number of reasons why REG Architects and
out team are the most qualified and best fit for this project. Relevant experience to your request
for professional services include the Old County Court House of Palm Beach County, Palm
Beach County Cultural Council Headquarters at 601 Lake Ave., Lake Worth, The Harriet
Himmel Gilman Theatre for the Performing Arts at CityPlace, Mar-A-Lago Club, St. Ann’s
Historic Parish and the Old Boynton High School Feasibility Study.
307 Evernia Street, 4th Floor, West Palm Beach, FL
Phone: (561) 659-2383 • Fax: (561) 659-5546
www.regarchitects.com
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City of Lake Worth
RFP#CW-09-10-754
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Our unique award winning REG team brings a highly dedicated group of professionals to work
on your assignments. We have worked together for many years as demonstrated on our
organizational chart, key personnel memo and our Project Approach and Implementation
Summary enclosed. Our team is completed with Simmons & White for Civil Engineering, TLC
for MEP/Structural Engineering and ECO Advisors for Environmental. The REG Team has the
resources and experience required to deliver Architectural and Engineering Services of high
quality to the City of Lake Worth.
We look forward to a personal presentation to the City of Lake Worth to show you in detail our
personal approach to your project.
Thank you for the opportunity!
Sincerely,
REG Architects, Inc.
Rick Gonzalez, AIA
President
Mar-A-Lago Club
The Harriet Himmel Gilman Theatre
for the Performing Arts at CityPlace
Palm Beach Cultural Council
Headquarters
33401
Phone: (561) 659-2383 • Fax: (561) 659-5546
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TAB 1
STANDARD GSA 330 – PART I A-D and PART II
QUALIFICATIONS
ARCHITECT - ENGINEER QUALIFICATIONS
PART I. – CONTRACT SPECIFIC QUALIFICATIONS
A. CONTRACT INFORMATION
1. TITLE AND LOCATION (City and State)
Request for Letters of Interest and Statements of Qualifications
“Architectural/Engineering Services”
Lake Worth Casino Building Rehabilitation
The City of Lake Worth
2. PUBLIC NOTICE DATE:
3. SOLICICATION OR PROJECT NUMBER:
CW-09-10-754
B. ARCHITECT-ENGINEER POINT OF CONTACT
4. NAME AND TITLE
RICK GONZALEZ, AIA, PRESIDENT
5. NAME OF FIRM
6. TELEPHONE NUMBER
7. FAX NUMBER
8. E-MAIL ADDRESS
(561) 659-2383 Ext. 17
(561) 659-5546
[email protected]
C. PROPOSED TEAM
(Complete this section for the prime contractor and all key subcontractors.)
a X
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JV
SUB
PRIME
(Check)
9. FIRM NAME
10. ADDRESS
11. ROLE IN THIS CONTRACT
307 Evernia Street
4th Floor
West Palm Beach, FL 33401
Historic Preservation, Architecture, Planning,
Interior Design
b
X LB Limited & Associates, Inc.
120 S. Dixie Highway
Public Relations
c
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X Simmons & White Engineering
5601 Corporate Way, Suite 200
Civil Engineering, Traffic Engineering
d
X TLC Engineering for Architecture
874 Dixon Blvd
Cocoa, Fl 32922
Structural Engineering
Mechanical, Electrical & Plumbing
e
X Eco Advisors LLC
3932 RCA Blvd., Suite 3204
Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410
Environmental Engineering, LEED
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D. ORGANIZATIONAL CHART OF PROPOSED TEAM
AUTHORIZED FOR LOCAL REPRODUCTION
MANDATORY USE DATE OF FORM 6/2004
Attached
STANDARD FORM 330 (1/2004) PAGE 1
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TEL #: (561) 659-2383
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PART 1-D – ORGANIZATIONAL CHART OF PROPOSED TEAM
CITY OF
LAKE WORTH
Rick Gonzalez, AIA
President
Lead Architect
REG ARCHIECTS, INC.
Colin Price
Vice President
Director of Operations
Vincent Kafer
Project Manager
Ricardo Gonzalez, Sr. RA
Quality Assurance
Quality Control
REG ARCHIECTS, INC
Vlad Dumitrescu, AIA
LEED AP
Design Manager
LB LIMITED & ASSOCIATES,
INC.
PUBLIC RELATIONS
BRUCE LEWIS,
President, CEO, Treasurer
MICHAEL BRADY
Executive Vice President
Corporate Secretary
SIMMONS & WHITE
CIVIL ENGINEERING
TLC ENGINEERING
STRUCTURAL/MEP
ROB RENNEBAUM PE, LEED AP
President
Gregory F. Bolen, PE, LEED AP
Vice President
Paul Buri, PE
Project Manager
Raudel Pola, PE
Sr. Project Engineer/Manager
GARY KRUEGER, PE, CM, LEED AP
Principal, Project Manager
Structural Engineer
James Wamsley, PE, Regional Mgr.
Mechanical Engineer
M. Moncef Hadiji, PE
Electrical Engineer
James McTavish, LEED AP
Project Manager, Fire Protection
REG ARCHIECTS, INC
Karen Gonzalez, IIDA
Interior Designer
Alterraon Phillips
Construction Administration
ECO ADVISORS LLC
ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS
LEED
KAREN MEYER, CIH
Executive Vice President
Missy Tancredti, LEED AP
Vice President
Patrick Dilla, LEED AP
Sr. Project Manager
1.
Solicitation Number (If any)
ARCHITECT - ENGINEER QUALIFICATIONS
PART II. – GENERAL QUALIFICATIONS
(If a firm has branch offices, complete for each specific branch office seeking work.)
2a. FIRM (OR BRANCH OFFICE) NAME
3. YEAR ESTABLISHED
4. DUNS NUMBER
1988
2b. STREET
5. OWNERSHIP
307 Evernia Street, 4th Floor
a. TYPE
2c. CITY
2d. STATE
2e. ZIP CODE
Corporation Sub-S
West Palm Beach
Florida
33401
b. SMALL BUSINESS STATUS
6a. POINT OF CONTACT NAME AND TITLE
Small Business/Hispanic MBE
Rick Gonzalez, AIA, President
7. NAME OF FIRM (if c block 2a is a branch office)
N/A
6b. TELEPHONE NUMBER
6c. E-MAIL ADDRESS
(561) 659-2383 Ext 17
[email protected]
8a. FORMER FIRM NAME (S) (if any)
N/A
02
06
08
16
37
48
c. No. of Employees
b. Discipline
(1) FIRM
Administrative
Architect
Cadd Tech
Construction Manager
Interior Design
Project Managers
Total
a. Federal Work
b. Non-Federal Work
c. Total Work
(2) BRANCH
2
4
2
1
2
2
11. ANNUAL AVERAGE PROFESSIONAL
SERVICES REVENUES OF FIRM
FOR LAST 3 YEARS
FIRM TOTAL
0
6
6
8c. DUNS NUMBER
N/A
N/A
10. PROFILE OF FIRM’S EXPERIENCE AND
ANNUAL AVERAGE REVENUE FOR LAST 5 YEARS
9. EMPLOYEES BY DISCIPLINE
a. Function
Code
8b.. YR. ESTABLISHED
a. Profile
Code
A11
C06
C10
D04
D07
H08
H11
L03
L05
C11
P13
R04
S07
F02
R06
c. Revenue Index
Number (see below)
b. Experience
FIRM TOTAL
Auditorium/Theater
Churches
Commercial
Design Build
Dining/Restaurant
Historical
Apartments/Condos
Waste Treatment
Interior Design
Community Facilities
Public Safety
Recreation/Parks
Solid Waste
Gymnasiums
Rehabilitation
1
2
3
1
1
3
1
2
3
3
2
2
2
1
2
13
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES REVENUE INDEX NUMBER
1.
Less than $100,000
6.
$2 million to less than $5 million
2.
$100,000 to less than $250,000
7.
3.
$250,000 to less than $500,000
8.
4.
$500,000 to less than $1 million
9.
5.
10. $50 million or greater
12. AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE
The foregoing is a statement of facts.
a. SIGNATURE
b. DATE
January 28, 2010
c. NAME AND TITLE
AUTHORIZED FOR LOCAL REPRODUCTION
MANDATORY USE DATE OF FORM 5/1/2004
January 28, 2010
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STANDARD GSA 330 PART 1-E
KEY REG PERSONNEL RESUMES
E. RESUMES OF KEY PERSONNEL PROPOSED FOR THIS CONTRACT
(Complete one Section E for each key person.)
12. NAME
Lead Architect
a. TOTAL
14. YEARS EXPERIENCE
b. WITH CURRENT FIRM
25
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15. FIRM NAME AND LOCATION (City and State)
REG Architects, Inc. 307 Evernia Street, 4th Floor, West Palm Beach, FL 33401
16. EDUCATION (DEGREE AND SPECIALIZATION)
17. CURRENT PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION (STATE AND DISCIPLINE)
BS Architecture 1984
BA Architecture 1985
State of Florida BOAID 1992
NCARB 1992
18. OTHER PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS (Publications, Organizations, Training, Awards, etc.)
AIA Palm Beach 2009 Firm of the Year Award, AIA Palm Beach Chapter 2009 Recognition Award for Corporate Place at Tradition
2009 SWANA’s WESTCON Silver National Excellence Transfer Station Award for the SWA Campus @ Lantana and I95
AIA 2008 Honor Award for Design, 1916 Palm Beach County Courthouse
Florida Trust for Historic Preservation, 2008 Outstanding Achievement, 1916 Palm Beach County Court House
ABC FL. East Coast Chapter 2006 Merit Award for the City of Sebastian City Hall and Police Station/EOC Expansion
AIA Palm Beach 2004 Award for Miami Beach Golf Clubhouse
AIA Palm Beach 2001 Honor Award for Design of the Harriet Himmel Gilman Theater for the Performing Arts at City Place
Florida Trust for Historic Preservation 1998 Outstanding Achievement Award for Restoration of Mar-A-Lago to a Private Club
19. RELEVANT PROJECTS
(1) TITLE AND LOCATION (City and State)
a.
(2) YEAR COMPLETED
Old 1916 Palm Beach County
Courthouse Restoration
West Palm Beach, FL
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
(3) BRIEF DESCRIPTION (Brief scope, size, cost, etc.) AND SPECIFIC ROLE
Check if project performed with current firm XX
CONSTRUCTION (if applicable)
2002
2007
Lead Architect and Designer for Historic restoration and adaptive reuse
design, for the 4 story, 38,000 sf $18 million project. Emphasis placed on
preservation and documentation of all interior and exterior materials.
b.
(2) YEAR COMPLETED
Mar-A-Lago Private Club
Palm Beach, FL
1995
2005
Master planner and architect for Donald Trump since 1995. Restoration
and rehabilitation of Private Club 1995, Spa Facility 1996, Tennis Club
Facility 1997, Beach Club Facility 2002 and the Ballroom 2005, New
Guest Residence 2010.
The Harriet Himmel Gilman Theatre for Cultural and
Performing Arts, CityPlace
Downtown West Palm Beach, FL
c.
(2) YEAR COMPLETED
1998
2000
Design Architect for this award winning historic renovation and
restoration of the former First United Methodist Church within CityPlace
in downtown West Palm Beach.
“Old Mangrove” High School Feasibility Study
Boynton Beach, FL
d.
(2) YEAR COMPLETED
2009 - 2010
2011
Design Architect to conduct feasibility study for restoration of historic
1927 Old Mangrove High School in downtown Boynton Beach for
Boynton Beach CRA
Palm Beach Cultural Council Feasibility Study
Lake Worth, FL
e.
(2) YEAR COMPLETED
2009-2010
2010-2011
Design Architect for this project which entailed expansion, interior
renovations, tenant build-out, 3rd floor accessibility and minor façade
improvements of historic former theatre & museum, at 601 Lake Ave.
12. NAME
Lead Interior Designer
a. TOTAL
22
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REG Architects, Inc. 307 Evernia Street, 4th Floor, West Palm Beach, FL 33401
AS Interior Design - 1989
State of Florida Interior Design License #288 - 1989
IIDA International Interior Design Association - 2004
a.
(2) YEAR COMPLETED
Old 1916 Palm Beach County
Courthouse Restoration
West Palm Beach, FL
2002
2007
Historic restoration of interiors as well as interiors work with Historical
Society of Palm Beach County offices and adjunct spaces.
Performing Arts, CityPlace
b.
(2) YEAR COMPLETED
2000
Interior restoration of Performing Arts Theater and interiors for restaurant
“Bellagio’s” and two tenants within the building in downtown West Palm
Beach at City Place
St. Ann’s Church Complex
c.
1998
(2) YEAR COMPLETED
1998
2000
Interior finish selecting and restoration to Parish Hall, Rectory & Pre-K
Classrooms.
Children’s Services Council
Boynton Beach, FL
d.
(2) YEAR COMPLETED
2004
2006
Worked with clients in layout, interior design, finishes and built-ins of
lobby, offices, boardroom, kitchen, computer equipment rooms, and
furniture package on a 3 story, 100,000 SF building in Boynton Beach.
Business Development Board
West Palm Beach, FL
d.
(2) YEAR COMPLETED
2004
2005
Interior build-out for CEO and Staff. Finishes and furniture selections as
well for existing 12,000 SF building in Downtown West Palm Beach
12. NAME
Colin Price
Vice President
Director of Operations
a. TOTAL
26
10
REG Architects, Inc., 307 Evernia Street, 4th Floor, West Palm Beach, FL 33401
BS Mechanical Engineering
National Trade Certificate
a.
(2) YEAR COMPLETED
Old 1916 Palm Beach County Courthouse Restoration
West Palm Beach, FL
2002
2007
Assisted with the Feasibility Study for renovation and adaptive reuse of
this historic building by conducting field investigations, researching and
Estimates of Probable Costs relating to the demolition and restoration
stages through construction/rehabilitation phase.
b.
(2) YEAR COMPLETED
Performing Arts at CityPlace
1998
2000
Construction Administration for this award winning historic renovation
and restoration of the former First United Methodist Church at CityPlace
as part of downtown West Palm Beach urban renewal.
City of Sebastian City Hall, Police Station, Municipal Park
and Boys & Girls Club
Sebastian, FL
c.
(2) YEAR COMPLETED
2003
2005
Construction Coordinator for the award winning new City Hall and the
addition to the Police Station for their Emergency Operations Center. The
project also included a municipal park and Boys & Girls Club.
Northern Palm Beach County EOC
Palm Beach Gardens, FL
d.
(2) YEAR COMPLETED
2004
2006
Check if project performed with current firm
Coordination of Operations with regard to Production and Construction for
the Administrative Office and Emergency Operations Center.
Solid Waste Transfer Facility Complex
Lantana & I 95 Campus
Lantana, FL
e.
(2) YEAR COMPLETED
1999 - 2009
2002 – 2010
(3 phases)
Coordination of Architecture and Engineering for the renovation of
existing transfer station and new transfer station, scale house, hazardous
material drop-station and multi-purpose community center.
12. NAME
Ricardo E. Gonzalez Sr., RA
Quality Control/Quality Assurance
a. TOTAL
51
22
th
REG Architects, Inc., 307 Evernia Street, 4 Floor, West Palm Beach, FL 33401
BA Architecture, Villanova Catholic University, Havana, Cuba
- 1959
State of Florida - 1967
Costa Rica - 1975
Historical Preservation Board, City of West Palm Beach
Palm Beach County Construction Licensing Board
Downtown Clematis Revitalization Board Conceptual Design and Presentation Renderings 1992
Performing Arts at CityPlace
a.
(2) YEAR COMPLETED
1998
2000
Quality Control Architect for this award winning historic renovation and
restoration of the former First United Methodist Church within CityPlace
in downtown West Palm Beach.
Palm Beach, Florida
b.
(2) YEAR COMPLETED
1995
2005
Master planner and Quality Control Architect for Donald Trump since
1995. Restoration and rehabilitation of Private Club 1995, Spa Facility
1996, Tennis Club Facility 1997, Beach Club Facility 2002, the Ballroom
2005, new Guest Residence 2010.
c.
(2) YEAR COMPLETED
Holy Cross Catholic Church
Indiantown, FL
2008
2010
Project Architect for Catholic Church including Planning and Zoning
Northwood Center Complex
West Palm Beach, Florida
Phase I and Phase II
d.
(2) YEAR COMPLETED
1996 - 2000
1999 - 2004
(3 phases)
Prepared a master plan for this project consisting of a total assessment and
evaluation of the existing facilities and the potential for the adjacent site
developments into a complete recreation and community campus. The
plan also addresses new building program layouts, costs estimates,
program phases and overall project schedules. Provided Quality
Assurance/Quality Control through all phases.
St. Ann’s Church Historic Parish
Downtown, West Palm Beach, FL
e.
(2) YEAR COMPLETED
1998
2004
Project Architect for the Historic restoration of Parish Hall, Priest Rectory,
and School. Provided Quality Assurance/Quality Control through all
phases.
12. NAME
Vincent Käfer
Production Manager
a. TOTAL
20
5
th
REG Architects, Inc., 307 Evernia Street, 4 Floor, West Palm Beach, FL
BA in Architecture and Urban Design, Rio dos Sinos, Brazil 1990
CREA/RS – Brazilian Architectural and Engineering
Registration Board - 1990
a.
(2) YEAR COMPLETED
West Palm Beach, FL
2002
2007
Production Manager for this historic restoration and adaptive reuse design,
master planning, and estimates of Probable Costs associated with the
selective demolition and restoration
b.
(2) YEAR COMPLETED
The Loggerhead Marine Life Center
Juno Beach, FL
2004
2006
Production Manager for this new facility including visitor center, gift
shop, office space, live exhibit pavilions, classrooms and lab veterinary
space.
Historic Orange Avenue Post Office
Fort Pierce, FL
c.
(2) YEAR COMPLETED
2006
2009
Production Manager for the restoration of this 1935 Historic Post Office in
Fort Pierce.
Boynton Beach, Fl
d.
(2) YEAR COMPLETED
2009 - 2010
2011
Production Manager for this project entailed code requirements for
accessibility for the 1927 historic high school in downtown Boynton
Beach and preparing Construction Documents at a later date.
Palm Beach Cultural Council Feasibility Study
Lake Worth, FL
e.
(2) YEAR COMPLETED
2009 - 2010
2010 - 2011
Production Manager for this project entailed code requirements for
accessibility and preparing Construction Documents at a later date.
.
12. NAME
Vlad Dumitrescu, AIA, LEED AP
Lead Designer
a. TOTAL
28
4
th
BA in Architecture Ion Mincu School of Architecture,
Bucarest, Rumania - 1974
Graduate of the Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism of the
University of Chile Santiago, Chile - 1974
American Institute of Architects 2005 - Present
Congress for New Urbanism – 2005 - Present
Florida BOAID - 2005
USGBC, LEED, A.P., May 2009
3D Modeling and Rendering Training and Experience
Graphic Design and Print Experience
High-end Digital Photography
a.
2009-2010
2010-2011
Lead Architect Designer for entailed expansion, interior renovations, 3rd
floor accessibility and minor façade improvements at 601 Lake Avenue,
Lake Worth.
b.
(2) YEAR COMPLETED
Palm Beach County Cultural Council Headquarters
Lake Worth, Florida
(2) YEAR COMPLETED
Boynton Beach, Florida
2009-2010
2011
Lead Architect Designer to conduct a feasibility study for restoration of
historic 1927 High School in Downtown Boynton Beach for the Boynton
Beach CRA.
Fellsmere Enrichment Community Center
Fellsmere, Florida
c.
(2) YEAR COMPLETED
2008-2010
T.B.D.
Lead Architect Designer for the 30,000 SF one-story building with a
Gymnatorium containing a full basketball court (or 2 training half courts)
with a Multi-Generational Training Center including Classrooms,
Community Library and Cafeteria.
Virginia Key Master Plan
Miami, FL
d.
(2) YEAR COMPLETED
2007-2009
T.B.D.
Lead Architect Designer for the design of new buildings of various sizes,
styles and purposes as well as restoration and adaptive reuse of the
Historic Marine Stadium Waterfront redevelopment on over 200 acres on
Virginia Key for the City of Miami
Old Boynton Cottage Rehabilitation
Boynton Beach, FL
e.
(2) YEAR COMPLETED
2009-2010
2010-2011
Architect Designer including relocation and adaptive reuse of an Historic
Cottage under 1000 SF for a Café on Ocean Ave, for the Boynton Beach
CRA.
12. NAME
Al Phillips, CBC
a. TOTAL
11
5
th
R.E. Rinker School of Building Construction
University of Florida
Bachelor of Architecture - 1999
State of Florida – Certified Building Contractor – 1999
License # CBC1252646
a.
(2) YEAR COMPLETED
West Palm Beach, FL
2002
2007
Construction Manager for this historic restoration and adaptive reuse
design, master planning, and estimates of Probable Costs associated with
the selective demolition and restoration
b.
(2) YEAR COMPLETED
Northern Palm Beach County Emergency Operations Center
Palm Beach Gardens, FL
2004
2006
Construction Administration with regard to Production and Construction
for the Administrative Office and Emergency Operations Center
Northwood Recreation Center Complex
Phase I and Phase II
West Palm Beach, FL
c.
(2) YEAR COMPLETED
1996
2000
1999
2004
Construction Administration for this project consisting of a total
assessment and evaluation of the existing facilities and the potential for the
adjacent site developments into a complete recreation and community
campus. The plan also addresses new building program layouts, costs
estimates, program phases and overall project schedules
Fort Pierce, FL
d.
(2) YEAR COMPLETED
2006
2009
Construction Administration for the restoration of this 1935 Historic Post
Office in Fort Pierce.
Lincoln Theater
Fort Pierce, FL
e.
(2) YEAR COMPLETED
2009 - 2010
2009 - 2010
Construction Administration for the stabilization of this 1942 historic
theater in Fort Pierce.
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STANDARD GSA 330 PART 1-F
REG PROJECT EXAMPLES
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REG CM@RISK WITH A (GMP) EXPERIENCE
1916 Old County Court House Restoration
Palm Beach County
Hedrick Brothers Construction
Dale Hedrick, President
2200 Centrepark West Drive
Suite 100
(561) 689-8880
Harriet Himmel Gilman Theatre for
The Performing Arts
Suffolk Construction
Rex Kirby, President
1 Harvard Circle, Suite 100
(561) 832-1616
The City of Sebastian
Municipal Complex
Northern Palm Beach County
Emergency Operation Center
Summit Construction
Brad Schuh, President
2837 Flight Safety Drive
Vero Beach, FL 32960
(772) 794-2099
Fort Pierce Post Office Restoration
Note: The government agencies above required REG Architects to follow Florida Statute
287.055 and work with a construction management entity and a program management
entity on their projects.
Phone: (561) 659-2383 • Fax: (561) 659-5546
www.regarch.com
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F. EXAMPLE PROJECTS WHICH BEST ILLUSTRATE PROPOSED TEAM’S
QUALIFICATIONS FOR THIS CONTRACT
(Present as many projects as requested by the agency, or 10 projects, if not specified.
Complete one Section F for each project.)
20. EXAMPLE PROJECT KEY
NUMBER
1
22. YEAR COMPLETED
Old 1916 Palm Beach County Court House
West Palm Beach, FL
2002 - 2005
2007
23. PROJECT OWNER’S INFORMATION
a. PROJECT OWNER
b. POINT OF CONTACT NAME
c. POINT OF CONTACT TELEPHONE NUMBER
Palm Beach County Capital
Improvement Division
John Chesher, P.E.
(561) 233-0266
24. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT AND RELEVANCE TO THIS CONTRACT (Include scope, size, and cost)
REG Architects, together with Hedrick Brothers Construction, conducted the feasibility study for the historic restoration and
adaptive reuse of the 1916 Palm Beach County Court House to determine the extent to which the original construction and
materials of the courthouse remain in place and we prepared a statement of probable costs associated with the selective
demolition and restoration of the courthouse to its original use in 2002.
The final designs through construction phase of the project were completed in 2007 and included selective demolition to return
the structure to its original 1916 configuration. Design emphasis had been placed on the preservation and documentation of all
original interior and exterior features as well as salvage of historic material from later additions for reuse during the restoration
process (1927 and 1955 additions). Throughout the design process strict adherence to the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards
for Rehabilitation were observed to facilitate the building being returned to its original 1916 exterior appearance as well as the
restoration of the major public interior spaces including corridors and courtroom. The completion date for this $18 million, 4
story, 38,000 sf project for Palm Beach County and for the Historical Society was the 2007-2008 season.
REG Architects and Hedrick Brothers Construction are proud of this accomplishment for Palm Beach County.
25. FIRMS FROM SECTION C INVOLVED WITH THIS PROJECT
a.
(1) FIRM NAME
(2) FIRM LOCATION (City and State)
(3) ROLE
West Palm Beach, Fl
Architect, Historic Preservation ,
Planner, Interior Design
NUMBER
2
22. YEAR COMPLETED
The Harriet Himmel Gilman Theater for the Performing Arts at CityPlace
Downtown, West Palm Beach, FL
1998
2000
a. PROJECT OWNER
CityPlace Partners
Carey O’Donnell, PR
(561) 832-3231
Located at the heart of CityPlace, a $550 million 55-acre mixed use retail, residential, dining and entertaining complex in
Downtown West Palm Beach. Originally the First United Methodist Church, and one of the finest examples of Spanish Colonial
Revival architecture of its time, the building is now the “Heart & Soul” of CityPlace.
The church was built by Walker Brothers of Birmingham, AL., in 1926 at a cost of $225,000. The architects of the original threestory, 51,786 square foot building were Spencer and Phillips of Memphis, TN.
The structure of the building is composed of steel columns and beams with hollow clay tile exterior walls with moderately
textured stucco surface and plaster interior walls. The cast concrete ornamentation is present on all facades. The roof is
traditional Barrel Clay Tile.
The four story bell tower is located between the sanctuary and two story addition on the southwestern façade; however, the
congregation never installed a bell. CityPlace did. It rang for the first time on October 26, 2000.
The interior of the three-story $7 million facility is architecturally significant due to such details as the original open-truss pecky
cypress entry doors, decorative beams and back screen, the plaster ornamentation in the foyers and loggias, a tiered mezzanine
and the large divided windows overlooking the main floor
REG Architects and Hedrick Brothers Construction are proud of this accomplishment for West Palm Beach.
a.
(1) FIRM NAME
(3) ROLE
West Palm Beach, FL
NUMBER
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22. YEAR COMPLETED
Palm Beach, FL
1995 - 2005
1995 - 2005
a. PROJECT OWNER
Mar-A-Lago Club
Donald Trump/Shawn McCabe
(561) 833-4247
REG has been the master planner and architect for Donald Trump on this project since 1995. We received an award
from the Florida Trust for Historic Preservation for the outstanding restoration/rehabilitation of this project in 1998.
Phase I of this historic national landmark and private club includes a 3,500 SF, $3 million spa facility built in 1996.
Phase II, completed in 1997, was a $1.5 million tennis club facility. Phase III is a $3 million beach club facility that
opened Christmas 2002 , Phase IV is a $9 million ballroom building completed in 2005. Currently, we are working on
a Guest Residence for completion in 2013.
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(1) FIRM NAME
(3) ROLE
West Palm Beach, Fl
Planner
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22. YEAR COMPLETED
St. Ann’s Church Complex
1996
1998 - 2004
a. PROJECT OWNER
Diocese Of Palm Beach
Father Seamus Murtagh
(561) 775-9595
Phase I of this project was the historic former church built in the1894. In 1998 we completed the $600,000 restoration
and adaptive reuse for a functional office facility. Phase II, was to take the existing church, built in 1924 and create
an interior restoration with new paint scheme, new pews, carpet, etc. Phase III involved doing miscellaneous
improvements to the administrative wing of St. Ann School and also included an ADA bathroom and ADA ramp for
ADA access to the ground floor (basement) of the school. Phase IV, the Rectory, a beautiful, three story Florida
wood vernacular building of 1914, underwent a complete $700,000 restoration from top to bottom, was completed in
2001. Wood siding, roof shingles and hurricane windows were redone; structural hurricane proofing was also done,
in addition interior upgrades. The last phases for St. Ann Parish included modifications to the existing historic threestory school, built in 1925. Also, as part of completing the ADA evaluation of the school, a four-stop elevator tower
will be added on the south side of the school building to allow ADA compliance and others the use of the entire
school by means of an elevator access in the near future. The final phase, a master plan for a gymnasium, arts center,
plaza and lower level garage was designed and funded in part by assisting the parish in selling their development
rights (TDR’s) for $2 million dollars thru the West Palm Beach Historic Preservation ordinance (a National Trust
Case Study in 2005).
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(1) FIRM NAME
(3) ROLE
West Palm Beach, FL
NUMBER
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22. YEAR COMPLETED
Fort Pierce, FL
2009
2009
a. PROJECT OWNER
City of Fort Pierce CRA
Jon Ward, CRA Director
(772) 460-2200
The Historic Orange Avenue Post Office is one of many
historic buildings that line Orange Avenue in the City of
Fort Pierce. The building was originally built in 1935 and
served as the Post Office. At one point, this building has
also served as the City Court House. This building is onestory with a mezzanine and approximately 6,690 SF. The
interior Demo/Stabilization Phase was completed in the
summer of 2009 and included all exterior façade work
including hurricane protection.
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(1) FIRM NAME
(3) ROLE
West Palm Beach, FL
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22. YEAR COMPLETED
“Old Mangrove” Community and Cultural Center
(Boynton Beach High School)
Boynton Beach, FL
2009 - 2010
2011
a. PROJECT OWNER
City of Boynton Beach
Vivian Brooks, CRA
(561) 737-3256
REG Architects was hired by the Boynton Beach CRA to conduct a thorough analysis and feasibility study for the
restoration of the historic Old Mangrove High School in downtown Boynton Beach.
Through visual site analysis, research and examination of possible program designs of the 1927 building, we provided a
report on the possible uses and salvageable design elements, in addition to the community value for saving the historic
structure, for a proposed $9 million Community Cultural Center currently under consideration.
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(1) FIRM NAME
(3) ROLE
West Palm Beach, Fl
NUMBER
7
22. YEAR COMPLETED
Historic St. Anastasia School
Ft. Pierce, FL
2009 - 2010
2009 - 2010
a. PROJECT OWNER
City of Fort Pierce CRA
Jon Ward, CRA Director
(772) 460-2200
In 2009, we had the pleasure of starting Phase I of the Historic St. Anastasia building stabilization project in Ft.
Pierce, FL. This included, rebuilding the gable end of the structure which was severely damaged during the
hurricanes in the past few years, adding new trusses, metal decking, and a new roof system to match the Historic
Roof. The most important design feature added i n this Phase is not noticeable to the common person passing by this
structure as it was done inside the building was to tie down the roof to the foundations thru the walls and three floors
using helical piers and connection of the roof system directly to the foundation piers. The unique roofing system is
now tied down by means of this independent system for better hurricane protection. This design feature removed the
roof load from the exterior walls and exterior brackets. The next phase will consist of environmental cleanup and
façade/window rehabilitations. We congratulate the Ft. Pierce CRA in moving forward with the stabilization of an
important historical Asset for all the citizens of Ft. Pierce and St. Lucie County. The current Phase II consists of
securing windows and doors and repairing brickwork. Final Phase III Interiors work is pending State of Florida
Grants in 2011 (Ranked 8th of 50 State projects).
Phase I Roof Stabilization Completed
Phase II Underway
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(1) FIRM NAME
(3) ROLE
West Palm Beach, FL
NUMBER
8
22. YEAR COMPLETED
Datura Station (Old West Palm Beach Fire Station)
West Palm Beach, Fl
1997
1997 - 1998
a. PROJECT OWNER
The Firehouse Group
Stan McKnight
(561) 308-7515
REG Architects purchased and restored this historic property for our corporate headquarters as part of a development
team in 1997. The historic renovation of the original 1894 City of West Palm Beach Fire Station was completed in
1998. This building held for a period of time, the West Palm Beach City Hall and the City Jail House. This $1
million renovation converted the building into mixed-use with retail shops on the ground floor and office spaces on
the second floor. The original interior brick walls and wood floors were restored and remain throughout the building
a.
(1) FIRM NAME
(3) ROLE
West Palm Beach, FL
NUMBER
9
22. YEAR COMPLETED
Historic Lincoln Theater Community Center
Fort Pierce, FL
2008 - 2010
2009 – 2011
(3 phases)
a. PROJECT OWNER
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Commemorative Committee
Margaret Benton
Jon Ward, Fort Pierce, CRA (Funder)
(772) 466-0995
(772) 460-2200
Originally constructed circa 1942 the Lincoln Theater remains one of the rare examples of a pre-segregation
movie house. Listed in the League of Historic American Theaters, the Lincoln Theater has deep roots in the Fort
Pierce community specifically in the Lincoln Park Historic District. Serving not only as a place to screen movies
the Lincoln Theater served as a cultural and entertainment venue for the African-American community of the Ft.
Pierce area until the very day it closed its doors in 1960. Serving as a community center from the 1940’s- to the
60’s holding such community minded events as: graduation ceremonies, after prom movie showings, movie
screenings, live shows (including Vaudeville performances), as well as serving as a hurricane shelter for the
area. The Lincoln Theater has historically been seen as a source of not only employment for the Avenue D
corridor but as well as an anchor for the commercial development of the area. Phase I Stabilization of the roof
has been completed; Phase II Exterior Facades restoration is currently underway and final Phase III Interiors is
scheduled for 2011 pending funding.
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(1) FIRM NAME
(3) ROLE
West Palm Beach, FL
NUMBER
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22. YEAR COMPLETED
Palm Beach County Cultural Council Headquarters & Community Center
Lake Worth, FL
2009 - 2010
2010 - 2011
a. PROJECT OWNER
Palm Beach Cultural Council
Rena Blades, President/CEO
(561) 471-2901
This project is a contributing building to Lake Worth Old Town historic district established in 2000. The structure
was built in 1936 and has been renovated several times, the latest in 1999 when the open stair, platforms and
general refinishing of all floors was renovated. The roof level contains a non conforming exit solution for a recent
addition used currently for storage. The resulting area for the building after interior renovations will total
approximately 11,800 sf; 900 sf new and will include adapting the first floor space to facilitate Exhibit,
Conference/Training and Guest/Studio areas and additional ADA restroom and storage areas. The second floor
will include an increased open office platform and Lounge area as well as a connection between the existing office
areas. The improvements propose the option of adding a few windows on the Eastern side wall for better natural
lighting of the main space. The project also will include improvements to the Third/Roof level structure to a future
Board Room by finishing the interiors, adding an ADA restroom and new openings through double glass doors to
deck areas on both North and South side for outdoor events. As an option the North deck can be covered with a
pergola or retractable fabric roof.
601 Lake Avenue, Lake Worth
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(1) FIRM NAME
(3) ROLE
West Palm Beach, FL
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REG KEY PERSONNEL
G. KEY PERSONNEL PARTICIPATION IN EXAMPLE PROJECTS
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PERSONNEL
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Block 12)
27. ROLE IN THIS
CONTRACT
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Block 13)
Rick Gonzalez, AIA
Lead Architect/
President
Ricardo Gonzalez, Sr., RA
Quality Control
Vlad Dumitrescu, AIA,
LEED AP
Lead Designer, LEED
Colin Price, VP
Director of Operations/
Vice President
Vincent Kafer
Project Manager
Al Philips
Construction
Administration
Interior Design
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table. Place “X” under project key number for
participation in same or similar role.)
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Old 1916 Palm Beach County Courthouse,
West Palm Beach, FL
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Boynton Beach High School “Old Mangrove”
Boynton Beach, FL
2.
The Harriet Himmel Gilman Theater for the Performing Arts
at City Place, Downtown West Palm Beach, FL
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Historic St. Anastasia School
Fort Pierce, FL
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Palm Beach, FL
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Datura Station
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St. Ann’s Church Historic Parish
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Historic Lincoln Theater
Fort Pierce, FL
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Fort. Pierce, FL
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Palm Beach County Cultural Council Headquarters
Lake Worth, FL
KEY PERSONNEL
CITY OF LAKE WORTH
REQUEST FOR LETTERS OF INTEREST AND
STATEMENTS OF QUALIFICATIONS FOR
“ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING SERVICES”
FOR LAKE WORTH CASINO BUILDING REHABILITATION
CW-09-10-754
Principal Architect
Team Leader
Ricardo Gonzalez, Sr., R.A.
Director Emeritus
Quality Assurance
Quality Control
Colin Price, Vice President
Operations
Vincent Kafer
Project Manager
Alterraon “Al” Phillips
Vlad Dumitrescu, AIA, LEED AP
Lead Designer
Interior Designer
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KEY PERSONNEL PROJECT RESPONSIBILITIES
REG Architects, Inc. offers the following key personnel approach to assist the City of Lake
Worth achieve their project goals with their continuing contracts project. We will work with City
staff and all City consultants to deliver a high quality environment. REG is capable of
completing this assignment as we’ve done on previous continuing contract municipal projects
because of our comprehensive team approach to project delivery.
Our office is organized into three departments supervised by three managing principals that are
involved from inception to completion of each project at REG. Weekly meetings are held on all
projects to review outstanding issues and plan the staff work accordingly.
I. The managing principals and their primary duties are as follows:
1. Rick Gonzalez, AIA:
President of the firm and in charge of design and marketing. Rick is involved in
pursuing new jobs, preparing proposals, conceptualizing designs and providing
design input through project’s development. Rick is also involved in the presentation
of all REG projects to the public i.e. planning and zoning, Commissioners, citizens
groups etc. After a design phase is completed Rick remains involved in reviewing the
progress of the construction documents, progress of bidding and permitting and
visiting job sites during construction for compliance with design intent. Completing
his office duties include reviewing and providing management assistance with Colin
and Karen with the day to day office operations of the firm.
2. Colin Price:
Vice President of Operations is in charge of managing REG staff and consultants
together with input to REG’s day to day office operations. Colin also provides input
to initial stages of a project to make sure schedules and project procedures are being
implemented. His involvement continues with additional input in the construction
documents, bidding and permitting phases with emphasis in conflict resolution (when
required) with staff, consultants, clients, building officials and general contractors.
His engineering and construction background together with his business acumen are
the “glue” between REG’s creative force and a client’s satisfaction with the final built
product.
3. Karen Gonzalez, I.I.D.A.:
Vice President in charge of the Interior Design Department. Karen divides her time
between the overview of REG’s finances, administration and providing interior
design input to the Interior Design Department of REG. Her role is similar to Rick’s
as it relates to interior design from client marketing through design through
construction site visits for interior design intent and through client furnishing and
fixture selections and installations that complete the built interior environment.
II. The department managers and their primary duties are as follows:
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1. Vlad Dumitrescu, AIA, LEED AP:
Vlad Dumitrescu is the Design Manager. He manages all REG projects through the
design phase and then assists the Production Manager and Project Managers in
answering any design related issues that may arise during production of construction
documents and construction phases. Vlad works very closely with Rick in reviewing
a projects program and developing design concepts for each of the firm’s
assignments. In those assignments where interiors are included he also collaborates
with the Interiors Department. Vlad and the staff in the Design Department meet
with Rick several times a week to obtain and coordinate design input from
conceptuals through planning and zoning through design development. He also
coordinates with the Production and Construction Departments Managers on a
weekly basis to assist them with any design issues they may have and when necessary
he meets with Colin and Ricardo for additional project specific assistance.
2. Vincent Kafer:
Vincent is the Production Manager. He works closely with Colin in the preparation
and monitoring of all project schedules and the production of construction documents
and specifications; including coordination of REG’s and client’s consultants. Vincent
meets weekly with the Design and Construction Managers to make sure that projects
move along their schedules and are being properly detailed and produced so that the
design intent is easily achieved in the construction phase. Besides managing the
Production Department staff (where the bulk of the work is produced) Vincent also
assists the principals of the firm in maintaining a pleasant work environment so that
the staff of REG can complete the work on schedule and in budget.
3. Alterraon Phillips:
Is the Construction Administration Manager of REG and he has 2 degrees, a BS in
Construction Management and a J.D. in law. Al manages all aspects of the
construction process of REG and clients from permitting assistance through
construction administration and close-out. Al works closely with the other two
department managers by giving “constructability” reviews to each of the projects
phases prior to permitting in order to minimize permitting issues. When requested by
clients Al with Colin’s input can provide project preliminary budgets of construction.
During the actual construction phase, Al and his department visit the site and handle
all RFI’s, pay applications, etc. in house and with the input of project consultants. Al
also concludes a project with a complete punchlist and closeout phase. His primary
responsibility is to assure client satisfaction to the highest degree possible with the
construction process and design intent accomplishments.
III. To assume Quality Control on projects our director Emeritus provides the following
input:
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1. Ricardo Gonzalez, R.A.:
Ricardo is the Director Emeritus of the firm and with Rick are the founding principals
of the firm in 1988. As Director Emeritus, Ricardo shares his multiple talents and
knowledge with the three managing principals of the firm and the three department
managers. At any given time Ricardo may be involved preparing design renderings;
investigating zoning and building code issues; providing details and quality control to
construction documents and assists with consultants coordination. Ricardo’s input
gives REG projects additional value by providing quality input to all projects with
over 50 years of experience.
To conclude, REG Architects, Inc. project approach is consistent throughout; whether a large or
small assignment, our philosophy and ideal is to satisfy our client’s goals with exceptional
designs and built environments that will last and exceed the client’s expectations.
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STANDARD GSA 330 PART 1-H
ADDITIONAL REG INFORMATION
H. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
REG Architects, Inc. is a Hispanic Minority Business Enterprise (HMBE), a Small Business Enterprise
(SBE) and a Florida Corporation, which specializes in Architecture, Historic Preservation, Interior
Design and Urban Planning. Our offices are located in downtown West Palm Beach, Florida and have
been offering progressive design services throughout the State of Florida since 1988. In 2008, Governor
Charlie Crist commissioned Rick Gonzalez, AIA, President of REG Architects, Inc. as a member of the
Florida Historical Commission. He is the only Architect on the Florida Historic Commission
Subcommittee that reviews all Florida Buildings desiring National Landmark status.
REG has received numerous awards and recognized by numerous agencies, i.e. The Palm Beach Chapter of
the American Institute of Architecture 2009 Firm of the Year Award; The Palm Beach Chapter of the
American Institute of Architecture Chapter 2009 Recognition Award for Corporate Place at Tradition;
Florida Preservation 2008 Award from the Florida Trust for Historic Preservation for the 1916 Palm Beach
County Courthouse and The Harriet Himmel Gilman Theater for the Performing Arts at CityPlace in 2001;
and Donald Trump’s Mar-A-Lago Club in 1998. REG has also been recognized for the City of Sebastian
Municipal Complex as one of the top projects in Florida in 2006, and by Palm Beach AIA for the City of
Miami Beach Golf Clubhouse in 2004.
In summary, REG Architects, Inc. is a dynamic, progressive architectural design firm, which has enjoyed
great success as a direct result of the talents, guidance and vision of its principals and dedicated staff. It is a
firm deeply rooted in its community, yet able to provide a pleasant, productive work environment for its
employees, using a “team work” approach that brings together all of the employee’s talents into a final
product, which has been recognized as a superior, quality, leading product in the architectural community of
Florida.
I. AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE
The foregoing is a statement of facts.
31. SIGNATURE
32. DATE
1.28.2010
33. NAME AND TITLE
Rick Gonzalez, Jr. AIA, President
January 28, 2010
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PROJECT APPROACH & IMPLEMENTATION
OUTLINE SCHEDULE (PROVISIONAL)
SUB-CONSULTANT INFORMATION
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PROJECT APPROACH AND IMPLEMENTATION
It is our understanding that the City of Lake Worth is requiring Professional Architectural and
Engineering Services for the Renovation and Rehabilitation of the Historic Lake Worth Casino
Building.
PROJECT APPROACH
REG will take a collaborative approach from day one to consider each of the casino’s past
Architectural styles when designing the rehabilitation; understanding that the casino not only
personifies Lake Worth’s welcoming and progressive atmosphere, but also pays tribute to the
community’s rich history. (as per example our award winning project: 1916 Palm Beach County
Court House – 1916/1927 + 1955 + 1970’s and 2007 rehabilitation.) Our REG team extends
beyond our everyday project staff to include the City of Lake Worth staff; TLC Engineering
for Structural, (MEP) Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing; Simmons & White Engineers
for Civil Engineering; ECO Advisors, LLC for Environmental Analysis and LB Limited &
Associates for PR/Community Input. As a Team, our philosophy and approach will be to focus
on several initial aspects of the Architectural/Engineering/Design Services for the Historic
Renovation and Rehabilitation of the Lake Worth Casino Building as follows.
METHODOLOGY
The following is a brief summary of the scope of services by phases, necessary to accomplish the
renovation and rehabilitation of the Lake Worth Casino Building. Our Team has found continued
success in these methods and procedures for planning, design and historic renovation, evaluation
and cost. During our many years of combined experience and practice, we have also learned that
participation of the Client is crucial to the project’s success especially in projects with important
community requirements. Our Team’s approach is to assure satisfaction by keeping you
informed through clear communication. Our design thru construction process allows you to
engage in the process at every phase of development. We will bring to this project the best of
combined knowledge through REG Architects, Inc. with our Historical Restoration/Municipal
expertise and TLC Engineering, Simmons & White Engineers, ECO Advisors who have
extensive experience in historical restoration and municipal as well as LEED, Green Rating
Systems and Sustainable Construction in general.
Phase I – Programming/Concepts/Historic Analysis & Feasibility:
Programming is the problem-seeking process which seeks to identify the issues and challenges
that the design process must address and resolve. Generally, programming operates at both the
pragmatic/functional level where specific requirements are listed and interrelated at an aesthetic
historic and practical level. These aspects are deeply interrelated and the design intent is always
influenced by the functional needs of the project. As with the design of the casino rehabilitation
project development, the existing businesses and community stakeholders will be highly
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involved with the REG Team ensuring that any changes to space allocation or public access will
work with their individual business models and community uses proposed.
Phase I process will involve the following steps:
• Historic Building, Research at the State and Local Staff level
• Data Collection from the Client/Site Conditions; Review all prior work done to date,
including new site work around project site by others.
• Communication of Data and Concepts;
• Data Analysis of Form and Function of Construction and Operation of the Facility;
• Evaluation of the Resulting Program, and careful consideration of historic
elements/details
• Data Organization and Development of Potential Concepts.
• Analysis of existing historical elements to be preserved and/or restored.
• Review building ADA and Life Safety Requirements.
• Meeting with Building and Zoning Departments to review proposed building plan.
• Community stakeholders participation and media coordination with PR firm.
The programming process should bring all key participants and community stakeholders to the
table, especially those responsible for the construction evaluation and cost analysis and those
who must supply approvals as the project moves forward as well as individuals that will operate
out of the facility on a daily basis.
Phase II – Schematic Design Services/Historic Feasibility Refinement:
Schematic design is the phase in which the data collection and graphic documentation of Phase I
is translated into the definition of three dimensional space, emphasizing the size and relationship
of spaces and functions to each other and relationships to site, access and parking. Schematic
documents include, but are not limited to, conceptual plans for the site, structure and building
elevations. 3D renderings are used to both validate and demonstrate design for this historic
project and as tools to describe how certain architectural elements might perform within the
context of the whole project past and present. It allows us to restore the building and give you
what you want and need to perform our daily tasks. It also helps us to complete the project
quickly and accurately by working closely with you. We listen to you and implement for you!
Our Team will provide schematic designs and related services to include:
• Site Utilities & Construction Traffic Analysis
• On- & Off-Site Development Planning
• P&Z; Historic Preservation Board Reviews
• Architectural Schematics
• Interior Schematics
• Art in Public Places Opportunities
• Civil, Structural, Mechanical, Electrical
• Materials Research/Specifications
• Energy Evaluation
• Master Plan Compatibility Drawing
• Owner Supplied Data Coordination
• Regulatory Agency Codes Review
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Construction Cost Estimate and CM@Risk interviews assistance
Project Development Schedule
Phase III – Design Development Services:
Design Development is the phase in which the concepts have been reviewed, tested and
approved, then expanded into more elaborate design drawings. The broad approach of the
Schematic Phase is replaced with a historic refinement one, with emphasis on resolving any
potential design conflicts, completing exterior views of the building, developing life-safety plans
and exploring technical issues inherent in the design. Outline specifications described in easily
understood terms and the materials proposed to be used will also be prepared. The Design Team
(including now the CM@Risk partner) then prepares a more detailed cost estimate, allowing our
Team to make those choices necessary to keep your project on time and within budget. The
various historic building components will be unified into a single building system which meets
your needs, including research of specific techniques and methods for restoring the historic
portion of the building, removing the latter added elements. (In effect “unwrapping” the
building’s historic core similar to the work we did for the 1916 Palm Beach County Court
House.)
Phase IV – Construction Documentation Services:
After the design development drawings are approved, construction document preparation will
begin. Our Team has in-house computer drafting capabilities for use in preparing construction
documents. Delineation of the architectural and engineering building systems to meet your
approval, code compliance and constructability will be our Team’s greatest concerns. Space,
materials, colors, shapes, standards, heating, fire protection, plumbing, electrical, structural and
other systems will be detailed on our drawings and called out in the specification manual. Using
all of our experience and capabilities in historic refurbishment; our Team will develop
“buildable” construction drawings and specifications which are easily understood by the various
subcontractors who will use them for pricing and construction. The design process will provide
you with an affordable, functional, maintainable and aesthetically pleasing building, completed
on schedule. Our Team will provide the following Construction Documentation and related
services:
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Architectural Design Development
Civil, Structural, Mechanical, Electrical
Specifications/Materials Research
Construction Cost Estimate
Agency Final Approvals
Owner Supplied Data Coordination
Document checking/Coordination
Project Development Scheduling
Presentation to Owner/Monthly Status Report
Phase V – Construction Administration Services:
Our Design Team has proven experience and expertise in historic adaptive reuse/rehabilitation in
all phases of design and construction administration services. Our goal is for the project to be
constructed in accordance with the construction documents, specifications and the Secretary of
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Interior Guidelines. To accomplish this, the architect and engineers will periodically visit the
project, attending Quality Assurance meetings while assisting the City and the selected CM@Risk
with all design clarifications. We anticipate and resolve construction conflicts before they
become a problem. This proves to be beneficial to the Client and the entire Design/Construction
Team and accelerates the construction schedule without being detrimental to construction quality.
Our Team will provide the following construction administration services:
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Shop Drawings/Submittal Reviews
Maintenance & Operating Manual Review
Quotation Requests/Change Orders Review
Project Schedule Monitoring
Anser RFI’s
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Project Close-Out Assistance
Warranty Review
Start-up Assistance
Supplemental Documents
IN CONCLUSION
Why the REG Team?
Together with the rest of the City’s community stakeholders, Staff and CM@Risk team
assembled for this project we are confident to be uniquely qualified to deliver the best historic
restoration expertise for the City of Lake Worth as the “REG Team” will.
Thank you for the opportunity to assist with this great historic community project which will
have an important local community “sense of pride” impact that will also be noticed at the
County, State and National level!
Harriet Himmel Gilman Theater
1916 Palm Beach County Court House
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CITY OF LAKE WORTH "Casino"HISTORIC REHABILITATION
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L.B. LIMITED & ASSOCIATES, INC.
P U B L I C
R E L A T I O N S
L B Limited & Associates, Inc.
Public Involvement Project Experience Brief
L. B. Limited & Associates, Inc is a Florida corporation based in West Palm Beach. The
firm was formed in 1990 and is owned by Bruce N. Lewis and Michael Brady. The firm’s
primary focus is in providing Public Involvement services directly related to large-scale,
public/private Development projects. The services are designed to educate, inform and
receive public input to insure the public support for the project.
The public relations firm has extensive experience in public involvement and community
relations and has contracted with developers, engineering firms, major construction
management companies and entities such as FDOT, FAA, Indian River County, Palm
Beach County, Weitz, City of Riviera Beach, Gannett Fleming, Stanley Consultants, URS
and Marriott Resorts International to name a few.
Consultant services on recent and current projects include the FEC Corridor Study, PBIA
EIS Study/Airfield Improvement/Expansion, Scripps Florida, CR 510 PD&E Study,
Military Trail Sound Barrier Project, the Palm Beach County Convention Center, and the
Riviera Beach Marriott Vacation Club development.
The firm is FDOT certified, CCNA certified and/or MBE certified at the State, County and
School District.
P U B L I C
R E L A T I O N S
BRUCE N. LEWIS
PRESIDENT, CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER AND TREASURER
Duties as CEO responsible for all business strategic planning oversight activities, strategic
relationship development, new business development, public relations practitioner responsible
for client/corporate image development, press briefings, proposal preparation, editing,
advertisement, and project management for graphic design assignments. Corporate Treasurer
responsible for all financial activities, payroll, IRS filings, corporate budget, client accounts,
accounts receivable, accounts payable and financial forecasting.
Previous Experience includes: Chemical Design Engineer (semiconductors) for Fortune 500
corporations including Honeywell, Digital Equipment Corporation, RCA, General Electric (GE)
and Intel. Commercial Package Design for Commodore Computer Corporation. Professional
Freelance Graphic Designer, Philadelphia and West Palm Beach. Image Development
Consultant, West Palm Beach. Business Consultant to the Palm Beach County Division of
Economic Development.
Education - Graduate of the University of Minnesota BSEE - Specialized in Semiconductor
Chemical Engineering Design, Minor - Business Administration. Attended Palm Beach
Community College (Commercial Graphic Design, Advertising Graphics I, II & III and Advanced
Computer Graphics).
Civic/Social Activities – City of West Palm Beach, Chairman, Downtown Development
Authority Board, City of West Palm Beach Economic Council, BAK Middle School of the Arts
Foundation Board member, Graduate, Leadership Palm Beach County, Class of 1997, Member
- Board of Directors, Executive Board, 2005/06 Campaign Chair, Co-Chair of Improving Futures
for Children and Families Committee, member of Strategic Planning, Nominating, and Diversity
Committees United Way of Palm Beach County, Member of the M/WBE Advisory Committee
appointed by the Palm Beach County Board of Commissioners (1993 –1998), Active member Corporate Board of Directors and Executive Board - Boys and Girls Club of Palm Beach County,
Inc., Chair Public Relations Committee, SunFest Inc.(1996- 2004), Chamber of Commerce of
the Northern Palm Beaches- member, Palm Beach County World Trade Center - Advisory
Committee member.
P U B L I C
R E L A T I O N S
MICHAEL BRADY
EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT AND CORPORATE SECRETARY
Duties as Executive Vice President – serving as director of Public Relations, responsible for all
public information programs, media relations, press releases, feature articles, editing, staff
assignments, proposal preparation, and business liaison to out-of-state markets. As Corporate
Secretary, responsible for all legal filings, certifications, applications and renewals and business
correspondence.
Previous Experience - Vice-Chairman of Fresh Air Incorporated (KFAI-FM), Community
Relations Director and Cultural Affairs Coordinator for KFAI-FM, Minneapolis. - Public
Relations/Media Relations Specialist, Corporate Photographer and Computer Graphic Specialist
for Norwest Corporation (Wells Fargo) Minneapolis. - Professional Freelance Photographer,
Minneapolis and South Florida. - Executive Producer of RPTV public interest program, Palm
Beach County.
Education/Training - Graduate of Minneapolis Technical Institute (AA Photography). Attended
Palm Beach Community College (Business Computer System Design and Programming),
(Foreign Language studies). Public Relations Society of America (PRSA), executive seminars
on media relations, public speaking and effective audio/visual presentations. International
Association of Business Communicators (IABC) executive seminars on effective listening, public
speaking,and focus group dynamics. 26 years experience as public / government relations
practitioner.
Civic/Social Involvement – Ex. Board Member – Palm Beach County Sports Commission, Ex.
Board Member – American Red Cross, Greater Palm Beach Area, Ex. Board Member – African
American Registry, Inc. Mpls. MN, , Chairman – Palm Beach County Housing Authority,
Member - State Public Advocacy Committee, American Heart Association Palm Beach Chapter,
Founding Board Member – Alliance For Regional Stewardship, Member – Business Advisory
Council, National Republican Congressional Committee, Past President - SunFest of Palm
Beach County, Inc., Former Board Member – Florida Association of Housing & Redevelopment
Officials, Graduate - Leadership Palm Beach County Class of 1996, Corporate Business Partner
– Bethune Elementary Communicaitons Magnet, President – Florida Black Republican Council
Treasure Coast Chapter, Member - Mary Immaculate Catholic Church.
ROBERT F. RENNEBAUM, PE, LEED™ AP President REGISTRATIONS Professional Engineer Florida – Reg. #41168 South Carolina – Reg. #26787 North Carolina – Reg. #34779 Virginia – Reg. #45460 LEED™ Accredited Professional EDUCATION BS, Civil Engineering, The Citadel, The Military College of South Carolina, 1984 AFFILIATIONS American Society of Civil Engineers Florida Engineering Society Institute of Transportation Engineers, Fellow Urban Land Institute US Green Building Council Palm Beach County Land Development Advisory Board Flex Space Sub‐committee 2009 – Present Palm Beach County Traffic Performance Appeals Board 1991 ‐ Present Palm Beach County Traffic Performance Standards Subcommittee 2003 ‐ Present Mr. Rennebaum has 27 years of civil and traffic engineering experience, with 22 years in West Palm Beach with the firm, Simmons & White, Inc. As the President of the firm, his extensive experience includes all aspects of land development, civil engineering, traffic engineering and transportation planning projects for both public and private clients. His areas of expertise include: Traffic concurrency studies, land use plan amendment studies, comprehensive plan civil and transportation element revisions, intersection studies, signal design, internal circulation studies, parking analyses, traffic improvements, traffic calming, capacity analysis, preparation of comprehensive land development plans including surface water treatment, water resources, water distribution, wastewater collection, stormwater management and roadway design, coordination of platting, surveying and services during construction. Mr. Rennebaum has managed many projects from inception through completion, working with all involved parties – clients, elected officials, regulatory agencies, attorneys, funding agencies, subconsultants, construction contractors, and the public. PREVIOUS WORK EXPERIENCE Lowe Engineers, Inc. Project Manager PBS&J Project Engineer Atlanta, GA Tallahassee, FL March 1985 – August 1987 May 1984 – March 1985 RELEVANT EXPERIENCE City of West Palm Beach Waterfront Commons Design/Build City of West Palm Beach Fire Station No. 8 Design Criteria Package ‐ LEED Palm Beach County Fire Station No. 14 Palm Beach County Municipal Complex with EOCC – Four Points Office Expansion Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office Training Facility at Cherry Road Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office Training Facility at Okeeheelee Park Southwinds Golf Clubhouse Replacement, Palm Beach County, FL Jupiter Farms Park, Palm Beach County, FL Pahokee Animal Hospital, Palm Beach County, FL Royal Palm Beach Library, Palm Beach County, FL John Prince Park Recreation Center, Palm Beach County, FL Northern Palm Beach County Improvement District Project/Consulting Engineer Palm Beach County School District Traffic Engineering Consultant ‐ 2004 ‐ 2007 Palm Beach County School District Site Feasibility Consultant – 2004 – 2007 The Kings Academy/Palm Beach County Park Site, Palm Beach County, FL South Florida Science Museum, West Palm Beach, FL EcoPlex at Centrepark West, West Palm Beach, FL – Silver LEED™ Certified Centrepark & Centrepark West, West Palm Beach, FL Village Center at Royal Palm Beach, Royal Palm Beach, FL Professional Center at Wellington, Wellington, FL Port Center, Riviera Beach, FL New Albany L.S.M.U., Boynton Beach, FL ROBERT F. RENNEBAUM, PE, LEED™ AP Village of North Palm Beach Council, Councilman 2004 ‐ 2006 Village of North Palm Beach Planning & Zoning Commission 2002 – 2004 Village of North Palm Beach Code Enforcement Board, Chairman 1992 – 2000 Palm Beach County Access Management Task Team 1994 ‐ 1996 OFFICE LOCATION Simmons & White, Inc. 5601 Corporate Way, Suite 200 West Palm Beach, FL 33407 Years of Experience: 27 RELEVANT EXPERIENCE (continued) Super Target at New Albany, Boynton Beach, FL Bethesda Medical, Boynton Beach, FL Highpoint on Congress, Palm Springs, FL ‐ LEED™ Baywinds Commercial, West Palm Beach, FL Seminole Orange Plaza, West Palm Beach, FL Lake Shore Apartments, Mangonia Park, FL Village Centre, West Palm Beach, FL Flagler Pointe fka Jefferson on Flagler, Palm Beach County, FL Pedestrian & Bicycle Safety/Old Ocean Avenue, Ocean Ridge, FL Cypress Key Town Centre, Royal Palm Beach, FL Olympia, Wellington, FL Portosol, Palm Beach County, FL International Polo Club of Palm Beach, Wellington, FL Atlantic Avenue Corridor CRALLS Analysis, Palm Beach County, FL South Shore Boulevard Reconstruction Phase I, Wellington, FL Quillen Development of Regional Impact, Indiantown, FL Smith Dairy, Wellington, FL 84 Lumber, Martin County, FL Yamato Road & Lyons Road Signal Modifications, Palm Beach County, FL Portosol Entrance & Okeechobee Blvd Signal Modifications, Palm Beach County, FL Military Trail and Fire Station No. 43 Signal Design, Palm Beach County, FL Southern Blvd & Cypress Key Avenue Signal Design, Palm Beach County, FL Forest Hill Blvd & Lyons Road Signal Modifications, Palm Beach County, FL Victoria Parc at Tradition, Port St. Lucie, FL Publix at Rivergate, Port St. Lucie, FL North Point, Port St. Lucie, FL The Reserve, Boca Raton, FL Palm Beach International Equestrian Center, Wellington, FL Temple Medical, Palm Beach County, FL Monterey Professional Center, Boynton Beach, FL Sunrise Living Facility, Wellington, FL Delray Marketplace, Delray Beach, FL Carlyle Village CLF, Palm Beach County, FL Hagen Ranch Road Medical, Palm Beach County, FL Wellington Regional Medical Center, Wellington, FL Southern Blvd Economic Development Center Overlay, Palm Beach County, FL Kennedy Estates II – Habitat for Humanity, Palm Beach County, FL Golf Cottages at Palm Beach Polo & Country Club, Wellington, FL Bridlepath Estates at Palm Beach Polo & Country Club, Wellington, FL Middle School JJJ, Palm Beach County, FL Ideal Middle School, Palm Beach County, FL Wellington Elementary School Expansion, Palm Beach County, FL Lincoln Tech Modifications, Palm Beach County, FL Hagen Ranch Road Elementary School, FL Palm Beach Gardens Medical Center Expansion, Palm Beach Gardens, FL High School JJJ, Palm Beach County, FL GREGORY F. BOLEN, PE, LEED™ AP Vice President REGISTRATIONS Professional Engineer Florida – Reg. #56729 Georgia – Reg. #032952 South Carolina – Reg. #26272 North Carolina – Reg. #034082 LEED™ Accredited Professional EDUCATION BS, Civil Engineering, The Citadel, The Military College of South Carolina, 1997 AFFILIATIONS American Society of Civil Engineers Florida Engineering Society US Green Building Council TAU Beta Pi International Council of Shopping Centers American Water Resources Water Management Institute OFFICE LOCATION Simmons & White, Inc. 5601 Corporate Way, Suite 200 West Palm Beach, FL 33407 Years of Experience: 15 Mr. Bolen has 15 years of civil engineering experience, with 12 years in West Palm Beach with the firm, Simmons & White, Inc. As a Vice President of the firm, his extensive experience includes all aspects of land development and civil engineering projects for both public and private clients. His areas of expertise include: Preparation of site feasibility reports, conceptual engineering plans for the concurrency, rezoning and site plan approval process to providing assistance during the platting process and the preparation of paving, grading, drainage, water distribution and wastewater collection plans, calculations, specifications and permit applications, assistance during the bidding process including preparing contract documents, services during construction necessary to certify work to owner and governing agencies upon completion for projects. Mr. Bolen has managed and supervised many projects from inception through completion, working with all involved parties – clients, elected officials, regulatory agencies, attorneys, funding agencies, subconsultants, construction contractors, and the public. RELEVANT EXPERIENCE City of West Palm Beach Waterfront Commons Design/Build City of West Palm Beach Fire Station No. 8 Design Criteria Package ‐ LEED Palm Beach County Fire Station No. 14 Palm Beach County Municipal Complex with EOCC – Four Points Office Expansion Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office Training Facility at Cherry Road Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office Training Facility at Okeeheelee Park Northern Palm Beach County Improvement District Project/Consulting Engineer Palm Beach County School District Traffic Engineering Consultant ‐ 2004 ‐ 2007 Palm Beach County School District Site Feasibility Consultant – 2004 – 2007 The Kings Academy/Palm Beach County Park Site, Palm Beach County, FL South Florida Science Museum, West Palm Beach, FL EcoPlex at Centrepark West, West Palm Beach, FL – Silver LEED™ Certified Centrepark & Centrepark West, West Palm Beach, FL New Albany L.S.M.U., Boynton Beach, FL Super Target at New Albany, Boynton Beach, FL Highpoint on Congress, Palm Springs, FL ‐ LEED™ Brooks Village, Collier County, FL North Springs Plaza, Coral Springs, FL Baywinds Commercial, West Palm Beach, FL Juno Beach Walgreens, Juno Beach, FL Walgreens at Delray Square, Palm Beach County, FL Walgreens Summit & Congress, Palm Beach County, FL Monterey Professional Center, Boynton Beach, FL Sunrise Living Facility, Wellington, FL Delray Marketplace, Delray Beach, FL Carlyle Village CLF, Palm Beach County, FL Hagen Ranch Road Medical, Palm Beach County, FL Garden Shoppes Boca Publix, Boca Raton, FL Pinewood Square Publix Walgreens Expansion, Palm Beach County, FL Brooks Village Publix, Collier County, FL PAUL A. BURI, PE Project Manager REGISTRATIONS Professional Engineer Florida – Reg. #68291 FDOT Advanced MOT Inspector DEP Qualified Stormwater Management Inspector EDUCATION BS, Civil Engineering, The Citadel, The Military College of South Carolina, 2003 AFFILIATIONS Florida Engineering Society OFFICE LOCATION Simmons & White, Inc. 5601 Corporate Way, Suite 200 West Palm Beach, FL 33407 Years of Experience: 8 Mr. Buri has 8 years of civil engineering experience, with 6 years in West Palm Beach with the firm, Simmons & White, Inc. As a Project Manger and Project Engineer, his extensive experience includes all aspects of land development and civil engineering projects for both public and private clients. His areas of expertise include: Preparation of site feasibility reports, conceptual engineering plans for the concurrency, rezoning and site plan approval process to providing assistance during the platting process and the preparation of paving, grading, drainage, water distribution and wastewater collection plans, calculations, specifications and permit applications, assistance during the bidding process including preparing contract documents, services during construction necessary to certify work to owner and governing agencies upon completion for projects. Mr. Buri has managed many projects from inception through completion, working with all involved parties – clients, elected officials, regulatory agencies, attorneys, funding agencies, subconsultants, construction contractors, and the public. RELEVANT EXPERIENCE City of West Palm Beach Fire Station No. 8 Design Criteria Package ‐ LEED™ Palm Beach County Fire Station No. 14 Palm Beach County Municipal Complex with EOCC Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office Training Facility at Cherry Road Northern Palm Beach County Improvement District Project/Consulting Engineer The Kings Academy/Palm Beach County Park Site, Palm Beach County, FL South Florida Science Museum, West Palm Beach, FL EcoPlex at Centrepark West, West Palm Beach, FL – Silver LEED™ Certified Professional Center at Wellington, Wellington, FL New Albany L.S.M.U., Boynton Beach, FL Super Target at New Albany, Boynton Beach, FL Highpoint on Congress, Palm Springs, FL ‐ LEED™ Baywinds Commercial, West Palm Beach, FL Seminole Orange Plaza, West Palm Beach, FL Kennedy Estates II – Habitat for Humanity, Palm Beach County, FL Colony Inn at Heritage Park, Palm Beach County, FL St. Jude Catholic Church, Palm Beach County, FL Palm Beach Park of Commerce, Lot 23, Palm Beach County, FL Sunoco Mapp Road, Martin County, FL Sunoco Lake Worth, Palm Beach County, FL Sunoco PGA Boulevard, Palm Beach Gardens, FL Military Trail Commercial, Palm Beach County, FL Hagen Ranch Medical, Palm Beach County, FL Lake Shore Apartments, Mangonia Park, FL Royal Office Park, Royal Palm Beach, FL Isle Verde, Wellington, FL Cypress Key Town Centre, Royal Palm Beach, FL Braman BMW, West Palm Beach, FL Congress Business Park, Palm Beach County, FL Woods Walk Phase II, Palm Beach County, FL RAUDEL POLA, PE Senior Project Engineer/Project Manager REGISTRATIONS Professional Engineer Florida – Reg. #62480 Florida Board of Professional Engineers ABET Accreditation, 1998 EDUCATION BS, Civil Engineering, Jose A. Echeverria, Higher Polytechnic Institute, Havana, Cuba, 1995 AFFILIATIONS Florida Engineering Society OFFICE LOCATION Simmons & White, Inc. 5601 Corporate Way, Suite 200 West Palm Beach, FL 33407 Years of Experience: 12 Mr. Pola has 12 years of civil engineering experience, with 9 years in West Palm Beach with the firm, Simmons & White, Inc. As a Senior Project Engineer and Project Manager, his extensive experience includes all aspects of land development and civil engineering projects for both public and private clients. His areas of expertise include: Preparation of site feasibility reports, conceptual engineering plans for the concurrency, rezoning and site plan approval process to providing assistance during the platting process and the preparation of paving, grading, drainage, water distribution and wastewater collection plans, calculations, specifications and permit applications, assistance during the bidding process including preparing contract documents, services during construction necessary to certify work to owner and governing agencies upon completion for projects. Mr. Pola has managed and supervised many projects from inception through completion, working with all involved parties – clients, elected officials, regulatory agencies, attorneys, funding agencies, subconsultants, construction contractors, and the public. RELEVANT EXPERIENCE City of West Palm Beach Fire Station No. 8 Design Criteria Package ‐ LEED Palm Beach County Fire Station No. 14 Palm Beach County Municipal Complex with EOCC – Four Points Office Expansion Northern Palm Beach County Improvement District Project/Consulting Engineer The Kings Academy/Palm Beach County Park Site, Palm Beach County, FL South Florida Science Museum, West Palm Beach, FL Professional Center at Wellington, Wellington, FL International Polo Club of Palm Beach, Wellington, FL 84 Lumber, Martin County, FL Le Lechuza Caracas Polo & Equestrian Facilities, Wellington, FL Hyperion Farm, Wellington, FL Isla Carroll Farm, Wellington, FL T.L. Jones Estate, Wellington, FL Blackwatch Farm, Wellington, FL Durango Farms, Wellington, FL Louisburg Stable, Wellington, FL Victoria Parc at Tradition, Port St. Lucie, FL Gulfstream Lumber, Riviera Beach, FL Olympia, Wellington, FL Village Centre, West Palm Beach, FL Pierson Road, Wellington, FL South Shore Boulevard Reconstruction Phase I, Wellington, FL Braman Audi & Porsche, West Palm Beach, FL Glades Academy, Pahokee, FL Beacon Baptist Church, Jupiter Farms, FL Shuler Memorial Chapel, Mangonia Park, FL Flagler Bank, North Palm Beach, FL Military & Lantana M.U.P.D., Palm Beach County, FL Lyons Ranches, Palm Beach County, FL K&M Nursery, Palm Beach County, FL J. KYLE DUNCAN, EI Senior Traffic Engineer/Project Manager EDUCATION BS, Civil Engineering, The Citadel, The Military College of South Carolina, 1999 AFFILIATIONS American Society of Civil Engineers Florida Engineering Society Institute of Transportation Engineers Village of North Palm Beach Planning & Zoning Commission 2004 OFFICE LOCATION Simmons & White, Inc. 5601 Corporate Way, Suite 200 West Palm Beach, FL 33407 Years of Experience: 10 Mr. Duncan has over 10 years of civil and traffic engineering experience, with 10 years in West Palm Beach with the firm, Simmons & White, Inc. As a Senior Traffic Engineer and Project Manager, his extensive experience includes all aspects of land development, civil engineering, traffic engineering and transportation planning projects for both public and private clients. His areas of expertise include: Traffic concurrency studies, land use plan amendment studies, comprehensive plan civil and transportation element revisions, intersection studies, internal circulation studies, parking analyses, traffic improvements, traffic calming, capacity analysis, preparation of comprehensive land development plans including surface water treatment, water resources, water distribution, wastewater collection, stormwater management and roadway design, coordination of platting, surveying and services during construction. Mr. Duncan has managed many projects from inception through completion, working with all involved parties – clients, elected officials, regulatory agencies, attorneys, funding agencies, subconsultants, construction contractors, and the public. RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Bethesda West Hospital, Boynton Beach, FL City of West Palm Beach Fire Station No. 8 Design Criteria Package ‐ LEED™ Palm Beach County Fire Station No. 14 Palm Beach County Municipal Complex with EOCC – Four Points Office Expansion Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office Training Facility at Cherry Road Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office Training Facility at Okeeheelee Park Wellington Regional Medical Center, Wellington, FL Pinewood Square, Greenacres, FL Sparkles Carwash, Greenacres, FL Atlantic Avenue CRALLS, Palm Beach County, FL Shoppes at Boca Grove, Boca Raton, FL Lyons West PUD, Boynton Beach, FL Delray Marketplace, Delray Beach, FL Poinciana Day School, Royal Palm Beach, FL Leelan West Industrial, West Palm Beach, FL Terra Nova MUPD, Delray Beach, FL South Shore Boulevard Reconstruction Phase I, Wellington, FL Quillen Development of Regional Impact, Indiantown, FL Village Corner, Lake Worth, FL Royals Southern Blvd, Loxahatchee Groves, FL BP Gas Station at Haverhill & Wallis, Haverhill, FL Carlyle Village CLF, Palm Beach County, FL Hagen Ranch Road Medical, Palm Beach County, FL Pedestrian & Bicycle Safety/Old Ocean Avenue, Ocean Ridge, FL Cypress Key Town Centre, Royal Palm Beach, FL Olympia, Wellington, FL . GARY C. KRUEGER, PE, CM, LEED®AP
Principal/Cocoa Division Director
Project Manager/Senior Structural Engineer
EXPERIENCE
Mr. Krueger serves as a Principal/Division Director of the firm, as well as
Senior Structural Engineer. His responsibilities include coordinating and
implementing structural system design in concert with other design
disciplines, project management, design staff supervision and specification
writing. Mr. Krueger's 26 years of experience includes building analysis
and design involving conventional structural steel, reinforced concrete, and
precast concrete systems as well as foundations, high rise structures, long
span space trusses and prestressed concrete bridge design and
challenging mat foundations.
Mr. Krueger has also served as project manager for TLC’s corporate
governmental clients and maintains overall responsibility for full discipline
engineering services, staff supervision and specification writing. Mr.
Krueger also consults as a forensic and field investigation engineer and has
provided lectures to design professionals outlining requirements of new
national wind load criteria. Selected project experience includes:
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Cocoa Village Playhouse Annex - Three story addition to existing
historic playhouse including workshops, costume fabrication and
storage areas, rehearsal studios, and dressing rooms / 12,000 SF /
MEPS / Cocoa, Florida
• Structural Stage Modifications of existing historic playhouse to
incorporate new fly system
• Evaluation of proposed reproofing system loads, evaluation of
existing roof deck / S
St. James Episcopal Church – Minor structural repairs to columns
and beams at historical church / S / Leesburg, FL
Sumter County Courthouse, Bushnell, Florida
o Security Vestibule Entrance – 5,000 sf 3-story addition that
connects the historic Sumter County Courthouse to the existing
Judicial Center / $1 million / SMEP
o State Attorney 1st Floor – Renovation of the 1st floor of historic
courthouse / 12,000 sf / includes new fire alarm system / $800,000
/ SMEP
o 2nd & 3rd Floor Renovation – Historical Renovation - 22,000 sf
renovation of office space, court room, chambers / $500,000 /
SMEP
•
St. Lucie Cultural & History Center – Renovation of 6,600 sf post
office to be converted into a museum /MEPS/ Designed to 95% then
went on hold / Ft. Pierce, Florida
•
Facility 01722 Foundation Stabilization – Structural pressure
grouting and underpinning of existing historical building foundation / S /
Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, FL
EDUCATION
Bachelor of Science
Civil Engineering
Master of Science
Structural Engineering
Michigan State University
PROFESSIONAL
REGISTRATIONS
Florida 40788
Illinois 062-044501
South Carolina 15008
Texas 102687
Special Inspector (FL) 1069
PROFESSIONAL
AFFILIATIONS
American Concrete Institute
American Institute of Steel
Construction
Society of American
Military Engineers
Certified Manager Institute of
Certified Professional Managers
Diplomat American Society of
Forensic Engineers
LEED® Accredited Professional
US Green Building Council
JAMES T. WAMSLEY, PE, CxA, LEED®AP
Principal/Senior Mechanical Engineer
EXPERIENCE
As a principal and senior mechanical engineer at TLC, Mr. Wamsley is
responsible for mechanical engineering design and project management of
commercial and public sector projects, with a focus on high performance
buildings. He has extensive experience in the design of complex Heating,
Ventilating, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) systems, with special emphasis
on energy conservation, smoke management and removal systems, and
system noise control in critical environments. His experience includes
municipal and DoD work, in addition to private sector and healthcare
buildings and critical data facilities with Tier 1, 2, and 3 redundancy.
Mr. Wamsley's experience includes defining work scope, establishing
schedules, preparing project budgets, preparing construction
documents and specifications, serving as an independent quality
control / quality assurance officer, and providing construction
administration services. In the planning stages of projects, he also
works closely with the interior design team, security and data systems
planner and architectural team to help establish the extent and unique
requirements of the mechanical and electrical systems. He also works
closely with the owner to help determine space needs in terms of
building systems.
A LEED accredited professional and Certified Commissioning Authority
(CxA), Mr. Wamsley is knowledgeable of sustainable design practices
and can provide designs for sustainable buildings, including projected
returns on initial investment. Mr. Wamsley is a graduate of the
University of Pennsylvania, and has 20 years experience in the design
of building systems. Selected experience includes:
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Carlisle War College - Renovation of 10,000 sf historically significant
classroom space, including addition of an air-conditioning and fire
sprinkler system/$800,000/Carlisle, Pennsylvania
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Cocoa Village Playhouse Annex - Three story addition to existing
historic playhouse including workshops, costume fabrication and
storage areas, rehearsal studios, and dressing rooms / 12,000 SF /
MEPS / Cocoa, Florida
•
Lake County Sheriff Sub Station – Renovation of existing
garage/services station into a sheriff substation / 4,000 sf / MEP FP /
$400,000 / Lake County, FL
•
Lakeland Housing Authority – Rehabilitation of four separate City of
Lakeland Housing Authority complexes including Bonnet Shores, Paul
Colton Villas, Cecil Gober Villas and John Wright Homes / MEPS C&T
•
St. Lucie Cultural & History Center – Renovation of 6,600 sf post
office to be converted into a museum /MEPS/ Designed to 95% then
went on hold / Ft. Pierce, Florida
EDUCATION
University of Pennsylvania
Bachelor of Science
Mechanical Engineering
PROFESSIONAL
REGISTRATION
Florida #50343
Pennsylvania #044948
New Jersey #38896
Michigan #40387
PROFESSIONAL
AFFILIATIONS
ASHRAE
ASME
Society of American
Military Engineers
Association of Energy Engineers
AABC Commissioning Group
M. MONCEF HADIJI, PE, RCDD, LEED AP
Principal/Senior Electrical Engineer
EXPERIENCE
Moncef Hadiji is an Electrical Engineer with diverse experience in
healthcare, educational and institutional facilities, hotels and resorts, water
and wastewater plants, pump stations, industrial and commercial buildings.
He has extensive experience in designing lighting and power distribution
systems, emergency generators, uninterrupted power supplies and
automatic transfer switches, lightning suppression and surge arresters, fire
alarm, nurse call, paging, music and public address systems, SCADA
systems and telecommunication systems. Certified with the United States
Green Building Council, Mr. Hadiji, a LEED Accredited Professional, is
familiar with sustainable design and its high impact on energy efficiency.
Mr. Hadiji also has a tremendous amount of managerial experience. This
experience includes negotiating fee proposals, preparing contracts and
over seeing the financial as well as scheduling aspects of any project.
Selected project experience includes:
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Sumter County Courthouse, Bushnell, Florida
o Security Vestibule Entrance – 5,000 sf 3-story addition that
connects the historic Sumter County Courthouse to the existing
Judicial Center / $1 million / SMEP
o State Attorney 1st Floor – Renovation of the 1st floor of historic
courthouse / 12,000 sf / includes new fire alarm system / $800,000
/ SMEP
o 2nd & 3rd Floor Renovation – Historical Renovation - 22,000 sf
renovation of office space, court room, chambers / $500,000 /
SMEP
Marion County Clerk of the Court – Renovation/replacement of
existing building façade / 20,000 sf / S / $400,000 / Ocala, FL
Marion County Government Building – Minor renovations to convert
4-story, 32,000 sf State Attorney building to Clerk of Courts offices / $1
million / 2009 / MEP CT / Ocala, FL (509072 ASI)
SCAT Melbourne Facility – Renovations to 20,000 sf existing facility /
replace HVAC systems / upgrade lighting and power systems / minor
plumbing / $500,000 / MEP / Melbourne, FL
Deltona Library & Amphitheater – 25,000 sf addition, 25,000 sf
renovation of existing library to include library functions as well as
2,000 sf County Social Services and Environmental Learning Center /
includes a reference area, children’s library, public meeting and
conference rooms and display area. The ELC includes a museum,
classrooms with labs, gallery, gift shop and café. The amphitheater
includes fixed seating for 1,200 with additional lawn seating, a
complete surround sound system and theatrical quality lighting / Goal
of LEED Silver certification / MEPS / $9.8 million / Deltona, FL
EDUCATION
Bachelor of Science
Electrical Engineering
Master of Science
Electrical Engineering
Wichita State University
PROFESSIONAL
REGISTRATIONS
Florida 48022
Hawaii 10444
Kansas 12973
Missouri 30225
Nebraska E-8033
New Mexico 12475
Texas 79548
Registered Communications
Distribution Designer
National Council of Examiners
for Engineering and Surveying
NCEES 11900
National Institute for Certification
in Engineering Technologies
NICET No. 88645
PROFESSIONAL
AFFILIATIONS
International Association of
Electrical Inspectors (IAEI)
ASHE
BICSI No. 09726
LEED Accredited Professional
Profile
Asbestos & Industrial Hygiene Program Management
Litigation Support & Special Projects
Workplace Evaluation/Employee Exposure Monitoring
Indoor Air and Environment Assessments
Regulatory Compliance Assessments
Environmental Site Liability Assessments
Education
BS, Biology and Chemistry, University of Miami.
Professional Affiliations
Member, American Industrial Hygiene Association
(AIHA)
Member, Indoor Air Quality Association (IAQA)
Member, U.S. Green Building Council
Certification Board Member, American Indoor Air
Quality (AmIAQ)
Certification & Licenses
Certified Industrial Hygienist (ABIH, 6953)
Florida-Licensed Asbestos Consultant (AX0000033)
Building Inspector, Management Planner, Supervisor –
TSCA Title II/AHERA (Asbestos)
NIOSH 582 Air Sampling and Analysis
Certified Indoor Air Quality Professional (AEE)
Certified Indoor Environmental
Consultant (AmIAQ 0701028)
Registered Environmental Manager
(NREP 10928)
OSHA 40-Hour Hazardous Waste Site
Supervisor
Experience
Ms. Meyers has over 30 years of diverse experience as an Environmental and Occupational Health
Consultant. She specializes in the evaluation of occupational settings, risk assessment to air
contaminants and physical hazards, and litigation support. Her field experience at hazardous waste
sites, manufactured gas plants, demolition projects, and commercial, residential, and manufacturing
facilities provides the foundation for her strong project management skills and her ability to ensure a
safe work site through client and contractor relationships, budget planning and analysis, staff
management, and project scheduling. Prior to becoming a principal of Eco Advisors, Ms. Meyer worked
for the Broward County Public Health Unit in occupational and environmental health, regulatory
compliance, food sanitation, and safety inspections.
Her vast knowledge base, attention to detail, ability to satisfy client expectations and superior work
performance has earned her expert status in the identification, interpretation, and diagnoses of indoor
and occupational environments and community noise at private and municipal locations.
Ms. Meyer is also the Corporate Health and Safety and QA/QC Officer maintaining Eco Advisors’ Health
and Safety Program and deliverable quality assurance and control.
Profile
LEED Project Administration
Sustainability Program Management
Sustainable Services Training
Technical Writing
Report Review/Editing
Environmental Data Management
Marketing and Public Speaking
Education
BA, English Literature, Florida Atlantic University
Graduate Studies MBA Sustainable Business and
Certificate in Sustainable Business Leadership, Green
Mountain College, VT
Licenses & Certification
LEED AP, United States Green Building Council
SBL – Sustainable Business Leader Green Mtn. College, VT
Memberships & Affiliations
Vice Chair, Governing Council - Palm Beach Treasure Coast
Branch, South Florida Chapter, U.S. Green Building Council
Green Services Instructor, Palm Beach Community College
Greenhouse Gas LEED Taskforce – Florida Atlantic University
Host of Radio Green Earth Weekly Environmental Talk Show
Experience
Ms. Tancredi has over thirteen years of experience in technical writing and engineering
administrative services. She manages highly technical environmental data and prepares
complex scientific and engineering report documents, including air quality, asbestos, soil, and
groundwater data, laboratory reports, site drawings, LEED project deliverables, and developed
an internal database for the management and tracking of project deliverables.
She performs data collection and analysis for Carbon and Ecological footprinting and works with
clients to develop sustainability programs for their businesses and facilities. She is a project
manager, instructor, and speaker for sustainability, footprinting, and Leadership in Energy and
Environmental Design (LEED), Existing Buildings – Operations & Maintenance and has
developed courses on these topics.
Ms. Trumpler-Tancredi prepares and manages technical proposals and marketing materials,
including large public RFPs, proposals for client requested services, invitations to bid, and firm
qualification and experience packages. She is also experienced as a liaison between
administrative and technical staff, ensuring that critical information is received timely and
accurately among all project stakeholders.
Profile
Commissioning
LEED Consulting
Indoor Air Quality Studies
Workplace Hazards
Asbestos and Lead Surveys
Environmental Site Assessments
Education
BS, Environmental Science, Slippery Rock University
Certification
OSHA 40-Hour Hazardous Waste Site Worker
Accredited Building Inspector TSCA Title II/AHERA
(Asbestos)
Registered Environmental Manager (NREP)
LEED Accredited Professional
Experience
Mr. Dilla has over sixteen years of experience in the fields of indoor air quality, environmental
assessments, workplace evaluations, and employee monitoring. Mr. Dilla is also experienced
in commissioning, LEED and Green Building consulting and assists clients with any energy
efficiency issues. He has established sampling protocols, directing all aspects of sampling
program management. His background includes emergency response cleanups and aquifer
characterization studies as well as storage tank removal and closure.
A manager with sixteen years of experience in environmental consulting and asbestos & lead
paint projects, Mr. Dilla supervises asbestos abatements and surveys for renovation or
demolition; and performs facility surveys and assessments, locating and documenting the
presence of building materials suspected of containing mold. He is knowledgeable regarding
soil, surface water, and groundwater sampling following FDEP Standard Operating
Procedures.
Among the aforementioned duties, Mr. Dilla also coordinates aboveground and underground
petroleum storage tank inspections for municipalities and has managed multiple indoor air
quality investigations and assessments for area office buildings, schools, and residential
homes.
Profile
Indoor Air Quality Studies
Aerobiologist/Microscopy Fungal Analyst
Building Shell Integrity Evaluations
Asbestos Inspections
Lead-Based Paint Inspections
Environmental Site Assessments
Contaminated Site Assessment and Management
Expert Witness
Education
B.S., General Science – University of Iowa
A.A.S., Biology – Iowa Central Community College
Member, Indoor Air Quality Association
Certification & Licenses
Certified Indoor Environmentalist (CIE)
Trained Aerobiologist/Microscopy Fungal Analyst
Certified AHERA Asbestos Building Inspector
Certified U.S. EPA Lead-Based Paint Inspector
Certified Radiation Safety and XRF Device Technician
Trained in Energy Modeling Analysis
Certified Radiation Safety Officer Nuclear
Gauge Technician
Worker Certification
Supervisor Certification
Experience
Mr. Johanson has over fifteen years of experience in the Environmental Industry. During that time, he
distinguished himself at maintaining client relations for major nationwide accounts, including accounts
for chain stores, major bank organizations, local government agencies, and property management
firms.
Mr. Johanson has conducted numerous commercial and residential new construction framing and
building shell integrity inspections as well as final quality control inspections prior to property closing
for large home builder clients. He has also performed thousands of indoor environment evaluations
and building inspections for hazardous materials, ultimately designing and managing any necessary
remediation projects.
He is experienced at preparing Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasure Plans, RCRA safety
plans, and Operations and Maintenance Plans as well as performing Environmental Site Assessments.
He has trained staff in indoor air quality, asbestos and lead inspection methodology and thermography
technique. His broad spectrum of knowledge and experience gives him the knowledge to testify as an
expert witness in Indoor Air Quality cases for his clients. Mr. Johanson prides himself on his
commitment to client satisfaction and high-quality, scientific results.
Profile
Building Sciences and Engineering
Florida-Licensed Asbestos Consultant
Expert Witness & Litigation Support
LEED® - Accredited Professional
Education
BS, Mechanical Engineering, Georgia Institute of
Technology
Licenses
Professional Engineer - Florida #20036
Professional Engineer - Georgia #8008
Professional Engineer - South Carolina #10910
Florida-licensed Asbestos Consultant - #EA0000002
EPA-accredited AHERA Asbestos Project Designer
Professional Affiliations
Member, Florida Engineering Society (FES)
Fellow, National Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE)
Member, American Society of Heating & Air Conditioning
Engineers (ASHRAE)
Experience
Mr. Bassett has over forty-two years of mechanical and environmental engineering experience in
building envelope design and maintenance, due diligence, design, permitting, construction, and
facility operations. Mr. Bassett specializes in the cause, origin, and remediation of indoor
contaminants, including water intrusion, mold, asbestos, and chemical contaminants. His
professional practice areas concentrate on asbestos consulting, HVAC and mechanical system
inspections and analysis, building forensics, and property condition assessments.
Mr. Bassett has extensive experience with regulatory negotiations with local, State, and Federal
entities, stemming from projects in Florida, New York, Georgia, Pennsylvania, Virginia, South
Carolina, New Jersey, Tennessee, the Virgin Islands, and Belize. His project experience includes
schools, hospitals, hotels, commercial offices, airports, churches, laboratories, and residences.
Mr. Bassett’s background includes nine years of experience working for the Florida Building
Commission where he assisted in writing the Florida statewide unified Building Code. In 2002, Mr.
Bassett was recognized as Florida Professional Engineer of the Year by the Florida Engineering
Society. He is a frequent lecturer for the Florida Engineering Society, Indoor Air Quality Association,
and the American Society of Heating & Air Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE).
January 28, 2010
TAB 7
REG CORPORATE STATEMENTS/DOCUMENTATION
PROOF OF LICENSES/CERTIFICATIONS
State of Florida
Department of State
I certify from the records of this office that REG ARCHITECTS, INC.
is a corporation organized under the laws of the State of Florida, filed on
June 14, 1989.
The document number of this corporation is K95622.
I further certify that said corporation has paid all fees due this office
through December 31, 2009, that its most recent annual report was filed
on December 14, 2009, and its status is active.
I further certify that said corporation has not filed Articles of
Dissolution.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal of
Florida, at Tallahassee, the Capital, this the
Fourteenth day of December, 2009
Authentication ID: 800163566538-121409-K95622
To authenticate this certificate,visit the following site, enter this
ID, and then follow the instructions displayed.
https://efile.sunbiz.org/certauthver.html
REG Architects
December 23, 2008
December 23, 2009
Client#: 5790
REGARCH3
ACORD CERTIFICATE OF LIABILITY INSURANCE
DATE (MM/DD/YYYY)
TM
1/06/2010
THIS CERTIFICATE IS ISSUED AS A MATTER OF INFORMATION
ONLY AND CONFERS NO RIGHTS UPON THE CERTIFICATE
HOLDER. THIS CERTIFICATE DOES NOT AMEND, EXTEND OR
ALTER THE COVERAGE AFFORDED BY THE POLICIES BELOW.
PRODUCER
ISU Suncoast Insurance Assoc
P.O. Box 22668
Tampa, FL 33622-2668
813 289-5200
INSURERS AFFORDING COVERAGE
INSURED
INSURER A:
307 Evernia Street
4th Floor
INSURER B:
INSURER C:
NAIC #
Phoenix Insurance Company
Travelers Casualty & Surety Co
XL Specialty Insurance Company
25623
19038
37885
INSURER D:
INSURER E:
COVERAGES
THE POLICIES OF INSURANCE LISTED BELOW HAVE BEEN ISSUED TO THE INSURED NAMED ABOVE FOR THE POLICY PERIOD INDICATED. NOTWITHSTANDING
ANY REQUIREMENT, TERM OR CONDITION OF ANY CONTRACT OR OTHER DOCUMENT WITH RESPECT TO WHICH THIS CERTIFICATE MAY BE ISSUED OR
MAY PERTAIN, THE INSURANCE AFFORDED BY THE POLICIES DESCRIBED HEREIN IS SUBJECT TO ALL THE TERMS, EXCLUSIONS AND CONDITIONS OF SUCH
POLICIES. AGGREGATE LIMITS SHOWN MAY HAVE BEEN REDUCED BY PAID CLAIMS.
INSR ADD'L
LTR INSRD
A
X
TYPE OF INSURANCE
POLICY NUMBER
6609104L050
GENERAL LIABILITY
X
POLICY EFFECTIVE
DATE (MM/DD/YY)
POLICY EXPIRATION
DATE (MM/DD/YY)
10/14/09
10/14/10
COMMERCIAL GENERAL LIABILITY
X
CLAIMS MADE
OCCUR
GEN'L AGGREGATE LIMIT APPLIES PER:
POLICY
LOC
X PROJECT
A
X
6609104L050
AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY
10/14/09
10/14/10
ANY AUTO
ALL OWNED AUTOS
SCHEDULED AUTOS
X
X
HIRED AUTOS
NON-OWNED AUTOS
GARAGE LIABILITY
LIMITS
EACH OCCURRENCE
DAMAGE TO RENTED
PREMISES (Ea occurrence)
$1,000,000
MED EXP (Any one person)
$10,000
PERSONAL & ADV INJURY
$1,000,000
GENERAL AGGREGATE
$2,000,000
PRODUCTS - COMP/OP AGG
$2,000,000
COMBINED SINGLE LIMIT
(Ea accident)
$Included
BODILY INJURY
(Per person)
$
BODILY INJURY
(Per accident)
$
PROPERTY DAMAGE
(Per accident)
$
AUTO ONLY - EA ACCIDENT
ANY AUTO
OTHER THAN
AUTO ONLY:
EXCESS/UMBRELLA LIABILITY
OCCUR
CLAIMS MADE
$1,000,000
$
EA ACC
$
AGG
$
EACH OCCURRENCE
$
AGGREGATE
$
$
DEDUCTIBLE
RETENTION
B
C
$
$
WORKERS COMPENSATION AND
EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY
ANY PROPRIETOR/PARTNER/EXECUTIVE
OFFICER/MEMBER EXCLUDED?
If yes, describe under
SPECIAL PROVISIONS below
OTHER Professional
$
UB5669Y446
03/20/09
03/20/10
X
WC STATUTORY LIMITS
OTHER
E.L. EACH ACCIDENT
$500,000
E.L. DISEASE - EA EMPLOYEE $500,000
E.L. DISEASE - POLICY LIMIT
DPR9618646
03/19/09
03/19/10
$500,000
$1,000,000 per claim
$1,000,000 annl aggr.
Liability
DESCRIPTION OF OPERATIONS / LOCATIONS / VEHICLES / EXCLUSIONS ADDED BY ENDORSEMENT / SPECIAL PROVISIONS
Professional Liability is claims made and reported.
RE: All projects for Boynton Beach CRA. Boynton Beach CRA is an additional insured with respect to general
liability and auto liability.
CERTIFICATE HOLDER
CANCELLATION
10 Days for Non-Payment
SHOULD ANY OF THE ABOVE DESCRIBED POLICIES BE CANCELLED BEFORE THE EXPIRATION
Boynton Beach CRA
915 S Federal Hwy
Boynton Beach, FL 33435
DATE THEREOF, THE ISSUING INSURER WILL ENDEAVOR TO MAIL
30
DAYS WRITTEN
NOTICE TO THE CERTIFICATE HOLDER NAMED TO THE LEFT, BUT FAILURE TO DO SO SHALL
IMPOSE NO OBLIGATION OR LIABILITY OF ANY KIND UPON THE INSURER, ITS AGENTS OR
REPRESENTATIVES.
AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE
ACORD 25 (2001/08) 1 of 2
#S230605/M214509
KEB
c ACORD CORPORATION 1988
O
January 28, 2010
TAB 8
REG ADDITIONAL INFORMATION TO
SUPPLEMENT FIRM DATA
¾ Workload Matrix
¾ Awards
¾ FHC Certificate
¾ References
RECENT, CURRENT AND PROJECTED WORKLOADS
Staff/Projects
Assignment
Dates
Rick Gonzalez, AIA, Prinicpal Design Architect
Palm Beach Transit Village Design Competition Phase I - II
Palm Beach Cultural Council @ Historic 601 Lake Avenue
Cardinal Newman HS Master Plan/Rehabilitation
Boynton Beach CRA Projects (over views)
Wellington Community Projects (over views)
Historic Royal Poinciana Plaza Theatre Center Proposal
Lake Worth 1000 Lake Avenue design Study Presentation
Historic Boynton Beach Children's Museum Repairs Study
WPB Fire Station #5/EOC Project (over view)
Trump Guest Residence @ Mar-A-Lago Designs
thru 4/10
thru 2/10
thru 5/10
thru 6/10
thru 6/10
thru 4/10
thru 2/10
thru 3/10
thru 6/10
thru 4/10
Colin Price, VP, Director of Operations
Holy Cross Church Construction Overview
St. Jude Banquet Hall Permitting and Construction Overview
Cardinal Newman HS Master Plan/Rehabilitation
WPB Fire Station #5/EOC Project (over view)
thru 8/10
thru 12/10
thru 9/10
thru 6/11
thru 6/10
Vince Kafer, Production Manager
Palm Beach Cultural Council @ Historic 601 Lake Ave., LW Ph II CD's
Jonathan's Landing Clubhouse Rehab/Addition CD's
WPB Fire Station #5/EOC Project Management/CD's Ph. III
Vlad Demetrisu Design Manager
Palm Beach County Transit Village Design Competition Ph. I
Palm Beach Cultural Council @ Historic 601 Lake Ave., LW Ph II CD's
WPB CRA Infill Housing Designs
Cardinal Newman High School MP Design Concepts & Master Planning
Village of Wellington Projects Design Concepts
Historic 1000 Lake Avenue Design Concepts
Historic Boynton Beach Children's Museum Repair Concepts
Al Phillips, Construction Manager
Historic St. Anastasia Facades Repair Work
Holy Cross Church Construction Overview
Historic Lincoln Theatre Facades Repair Work
Wellington Ampitheatre & Park @ Town Center Construction Overview
Historic Boynton Beach Children's Museum Repair Work Project Mgmt
Ricardo Gonzalez, RA, Director Emeritus, QA/QC
Roseaire Retreat Center Master Plan Approvals
Holy Cross Church Quality Control
St. Jude Banquet Hall QC/QA
Cardinal Newman High School Master Plan Code Analysis & Master Plan
Boynton Beach CRA Projects Code Analysis & QC
Karen Gonzalez, IIDA, Interior Design
St. Jude Banquet Hall QC/QA
Cardinal Newman High School Master Plan Interior Design
Wellington Community Center Rehab Interiors Studies
4/10-6/10
2/10-4/10
1/10-2/10
1/10-6/10
thru 4/10
thru 2/10
thru 1/10
1/10-2/10
1/10/-4/10
1/10-4/10
1/10
2/10
1/10-4/10
1/10-9/10
1/10-5/10
1/10-6/10
2/10-8/10
2/10-4/10
1/10-9/10
1/10-12/10
2/10-4/10
2/10-6/10
1/10-12/10
2/10-4/10
3/10-6/10
A
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N T E R I O R
D
E S I G N
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L A N N I N G
LIST OF HISTORIC CLIENT REFERENCES
John Chesher, PE
Palm Beach County Capital Improvements
2633 Vista Parkway
(561) 233.0266
[email protected][alm-beach.fl.us
1916 Court House
Carey O’Donnell, PR
Carey O’Donnell PR Group
477 S. Rosemary Ave., Suite 319
(561) 822-1437
[email protected]
The Harriett Himmel Gilman
Theater for Performing Arts
Shawn McCabe, PM
Director of Operations/Special Projects
The Trump Organization
1100 S. Ocean Blvd.
Palm Beach, FL 33480
(561) 833-4247
[email protected]
Vivian Brooks, Director
Boynton Beach CRA
915 S. Federal Highway
Boynton Beach, FL 33435
(561) 737-3254 Ext 211
[email protected]
Boynton Beach High School
“Old Mangrove”
Jon Ward, Director
Ft. Pierce CRA
131 North 2nd Street
Ft. Pierce, FL 34950
(772) 460-2200
[email protected]
Fort Pierce Post Office
St. Anastasia School
Lincoln Theatre Community Center
Rena Blades, President/CEO
Palm Beach County Cultural Council
1555 Palm Beach Lakes Blvd.
Suite 300
(561) 471-2901
[email protected]
Palm Beach County Cultural Council
Headquarters, Lake Worth
Phone: (561) 659-2383 • Fax: (561) 659-5546
AA 0002447
33401

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