Firm Experience. Firm name All South Consulting Engineers, LLC Past Performance Evaluation Discipline(s)* CE&I/OV Project name LaDOTD North Carnation Street Pavement Rehabilitation (CE&I) Firm responsibility (prime or sub?) Prime Project number H.014011 Owner’s name City of Slidell Project location Slidell, Louisiana Owner’s Project Manager Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Owner’s address, phone, email 0000 Xxxxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxxxx, XX 00000, (000) 000-0000, xxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx Services commenced by this firm (mm/yy) 09/22 Total consultant contract cost ($1,000’s) $93 Services completed by this firm (mm/yy) 06/23 Cost of consultant services provided by this firm ($1,000’s) $1,056 PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS • Construction Administration • Resident Inspection • Asphalt Repairs - 1,091 SY • 5’x4’ Reinforced Concrete Box Culvert - 200 LF Identify the team’s project experience most relevant to the scope in the advertisement. The projects should be limited to a total of 20, with no more than 5 projects being represented by the prime consultant and with no more than 3 projects represented by each sub-consultant on the team. If more than 5 projects are identified for the prime consultant, all projects identified after the first 5 will not be evaluated. If more than 3 projects are identified for a single sub-consultant, all projects identified after the first 3 from that sub-consultant will not be evaluated. Include no more than one page per project. Projects identified shall only include work performed by firms on the team. The projects identified do not necessarily need to have been DOTD projects. This project is a roadway rehabilitation project that includes drainage, milling, full depth asphalt replacements, in place cement stabilized base course, asphalt concrete overlay and concrete driveway and curb replacements. The project is funded under the Federal Aid Highway Program through FHWA and LaDOTD. All South’s role is as Construction Administrators and to provide Resident Inspection for the projects. All inspectors must be LaDOTD certified in either embankments, concrete or asphalt in order to be eligible to inspect the construction. The project is governed by LaDOTD standard specifications. All construction related documentation must be submitted through Sitemanager and all materials used in construction must be from the approved list provided by LaDOTD. Construction related documentation includes daily quantities, daily engineer diaries, change orders, material testing, mix designs, estimates, wor...
Firm Experience. The consultant shall include information about the firm’s relevant project experience to perform this type of work and handle capital project challenges applicable to SUNY setting, such as but not limited to science lab renovations, site work jobs, and other specialized renovation and relocation designs. Attach a list and description of other similar projects completed within the past 7 years, including the name of the Owner, year completed and dollar value of the services performed, as well as your firm’s scope of work. NYS and/or SUNY experience is preferred.
Firm Experience. Firm name Stantec Consulting Services Inc. Past Performance Evaluation Discipline(s)* OTHER Architectural H Project name City of Slidell Historic Resources Survey Firm responsibility (prime or sub?) Prime Project number N/A Owner’s name City of Slidell Project location Slidell, Tammany Parish, Louisiana Owner’s Project Manager Xxxx Xxxxxx Owner’s address, phone, email 0000 Xxxxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxxxx, XX 00000, 000-000-0000, xxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx Services commenced by this firm (mm/yy) 12/16 Total consultant contract cost ($1,000’s) $19.6 Services completed by this firm (mm/yy) 06/17 Cost of consultant services provided by this firm ($1,000’s) $19.6 The City of Slidell, Louisiana (City) retained Stantec to conduct a survey of 200 properties within the city’s local historic district, Olde Towne. The survey was undertaken to update the city’s historic resources inventory and identify likely candidates for listing in the NRHP. The project was partially financed with federal funds from the National Park Service, Department of the Interior through the Louisiana Department of Culture, Recreation and Tourism, Office of Cultural Development, Division of Historic Preservation. Prior to pedestrian fieldwork, Stantec used high-resolution aerial imagery from 1969 to identify parcels containing potentially historic resources. This data review identified 646 historic properties, and in conjunction with the City, Stantec developed a list of 200 parcels to inventory. The pedestrian level fieldwork included photo-documentation of each identified resource and an electronic survey form which captured character-defining features of each building. All resources were assessed for eligibility for listing in the NRHP. Additionally, in-person interviews with residents and city officials were conducted to acquire non-archival institutional knowledge of the City. Following fieldwork, all data was assessed for accuracy and all completed data was transferred into the Louisiana Historic Resource Inventory (LHRI) form. Stantec also provided the City with a custom two-page format for its own inventory purposes and use. As part of the analysis and final deliverable, Stantec historians developed a historic context of the City from 1884-2000. This context also analysed the influences of hurricanes and addresses current building conditions post Hurricanes Xxxxxxx and Xxxx. The study resulted in the resurvey of 152 properties that had previously been surveyed and the documentation of 49 resour...
Firm Experience. Firm name All South Consulting Engineers, LLC Past Performance Evaluation Discipline(s)* Survey, Right-of-Way Project name LA 45 Upper Tidal Basin Hurricane Protection Firm responsibility (prime or sub?) Prime Project number NA Owner’s name Lafitte Area Independent Levee District Project location Lafitte, Louisiana Owner’s Project Manager Xxxxxxx X. Xxxxxx Owner’s address, phone, email 0000 Xxxx Xxxxxxx Blvd, Xxxxxxx, LA 70067, (000) 000-0000, xxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx Services commenced by this firm (mm/yy) 01/18 Total consultant contract cost ($1,000’s) $167 Services completed by this firm (mm/yy) 08/18 Cost of consultant services provided by this firm ($1,000’s) $167 All South provided topographic surveys for this project. It consisted of two alignments. The north alignment ran along the edge of Bayou Barataria from the northly projection of the end of the existing Xxxxxx Basin levee where it intersects LA Hwy 45 along the southerly bank of Bayou Barataria in a easterly direction for 2 miles. The south alignment starts approximately 1,200 feet south of LA Hwy. 45 along the Xxxxxx Basin protection levee and extends to the east to intersect with the existing Rosethorne Levee. These surveys include location of existing improvements within the survey route, cross sections, a hydrographic survey along the south bank of Bayou Barataria and a magnetometer survey to locate existing pipelines. The survey deliverables included plan and profile sheets and plotted cross sections. All South Staff: Xxxx Xxxxxxxxx, Xxxx Xxxxxxx Firm name All South Consulting Engineer, LLC Past Performance Evaluation Discipline(s)* Survey, Right of Way Project name 40 Arpent Canal Levee Walk and Cycling Path and Pedestrian Bridge Firm responsibility (prime or sub?) Prime Project number N/A Owner’s name St. Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx Government Project location St. Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx, Louisiana Owner’s Project Manager Xxxx Xxxx Owner’s address, phone, email 0000 Xxxx Xx. Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx, Chalmette, LA 70043, (000) 000-0000, xxxxx@xxxx.xxx Services commenced by this firm (mm/yy) 04/18 Total consultant contract cost ($1,000’s) $36.4 Services completed by this firm (mm/yy) 03/19 Cost of consultant services provided by this firm ($1,000’s) $36.4 All South provided a topographic survey that started at the St. Xxxxxxx/Orleans Parish line and followed the 40 Arpent Canal Levee easterly to its intersection with Paris Road. The survey limits were from the top bank of the 40 Arpent Canal to the floodwall on t...
Firm Experience. 1 Number of years the firm has provided construction management service for similar type of projects 2 Firm’s performance in similar scope and type of projects in the past five years 3 Number of projects of similar scope and type your firm has completed in the past five years
Firm Experience. E Contractors core capabilities since corporate inception is the provision of construction services through JOC for operations, maintenance and capital projects. To achieve our objective of providing construction services that are excellent, efficient, and enduring, we evaluate our clients' needs—from the clients' perspective - establishing expectations that result in a high-quality product and results. We achieve mutual objectives by continuously striving toward perfection with a commitment to perpetual improvement from the beginning and through the duration of every project. Our expansive knowledge base and unlimited access to invaluable resources enable us to deploy any project, anywhere, with unmatched expertise. We understand and stringently abide by construction regulations and labor laws with a proven track record that is a testament to our commitment to excellence. E Contractors has performed various JOC projects for clients at several Independent School Districts (ISD) through Cooperative based purchases. Under our existing corporate structure and in addition to directly procured services, E Contractors' experience with JOC includes: • Lone Star College System Since inception, E Contractors has worked on multiple college campuses, providing interior work, painting, doors, hardware, electrical plumbing, HVAC, exterior work, concrete, landscaping, waterproofing, and striping services. Projects with our valued clients include: • General Services Administration (Federal Government) E Contractors has provided interior build-outs, painting, plumbing, electrical and floor covering services under a JOC contract for the General Services Administration. Completed Projects cannot be included herein due to strict Federal confidentiality laws. • Fort Bend ISD E Contractors has provided interior build-outs, painting, plumbing, HVAC electrical, floor covering, T-building relocations, and concrete services for the Fort Bend ISD.
Firm Experience. Firm name Stantec Consulting Services Inc. Past Performance Evaluation Discipline(s)* OTHER - Archeology Project name Formosa Petrochemical Plant Project Firm responsibility (prime or sub?) Sub Project number CMEC-CR-188 Owner’s name FG LA, LLC. Project location Donaldsonville, St. Xxxxx Xxxxxx, Louisiana Owner’s Project Manager Xxxxx XxXxx Owner’s address, phone, email 0000 Xxx Xxxxxxx, Xxx. 000, Xxxxxx, Xxxxx 00000, xxxxxx@xxxxxxxxx.xxx Services commenced by this firm (mm/yy) 01/17 Total consultant contract cost ($1,000’s) $305 Services completed by this firm (mm/yy) 01/19 Cost of consultant services provided by this firm ($1,000’s) $304 In January 2017, Stantec was contracted by Zephyr Environmental Corporation (now POWER Engineering) on behalf of FG LA, LLC. to conduct an archeological survey of approximately 2,375 acres of privately owned land adjacent to the Mississippi River in Donaldsonville, St. Xxxxx Xxxxxx, Louisiana. The project was subject to Section 106 of NHPA due to coordination with the USACE New Orleans District due to permitting requirements of the Clear Water Act. Stantec developed an archeological probability model that identified approximately 800 acres as have “high potential” for archeological resources and 1,575 acres that had “low potential” for archeological resources; pedestrian survey intervals were then employed following LA SHPO guidelines and standards. The survey was conducted between March and May 2017 and included over 3,400 shovel test units. Two new archeological sites (16SJ109 and 16SJ110) were identified and recorded and four previously recorded sites (16SJ28, 16SJ59, 16SJ63, and 16SJ65) were revisited. In addition to the excavation of shovel test units, focused mechanical excavations were conducted at Locus 3 of 16SJ109 due its proximity to the Mississippi River and potential for deep deposits. At the request of LA SHPO, Stantec conducted Phase II investigations, including mechanical scraping, excavation of 1-x-1-meter units, and shovel test units at Locus 7 of 16SJ28 and Locus 2 of 16SJ109. This investigation consisted of 99 additional shovel tests, approximately 115 meters of trackhoe-excavated trenches, and two 1-x-1 meter test units. The excavations revealed that while artifacts were present within the loci, no intact features or deposits were in situ. Despite an immense project area in an area that was heavily utilized historically, Stantec efficiently developed and implemented strategies to identify and assess ...
Firm Experience. Firm name Stantec Consulting Services Inc. Past Performance Evaluation Discipline(s)* OTHER Archeology, Architectural History Project name Elysian Street Viaduct Bridge Replacement Project / NHHIP Firm responsibility (prime or sub?) Prime Project number CMEC-AR-286-001-308 Owner’s name Texas Department of Transportation Project location Houston, Xxxxxx County, Texas Owner’s Project Manager Xxxx Xxxxxxx Owner’s address, phone, email 0000 Xxxxxxxxxx Xxxxxx , Xxxxxxx, XX 00000, Xxxx.Xxxxxxx@xxxxx.xxx, 000-000-0000 Services commenced by this firm (mm/yy) 02/04 Total consultant contract cost ($1,000’s) $3,800 Services completed by this firm (mm/yy) Ongoing Cost of consultant services provided by this firm ($1,000’s) $3,100 The Elysian Street Viaduct project began as a Phase I archeological survey for a proposed replacement of approximately 1.7 miles of viaduct immediately north of downtown Houston; ultimately, the combined fieldwork associated with this and the ancillary North Houston Highway Improvement Project from 2004 through 2018 involved detailed historic resources documentation as well as Phase I, II, and III investigations. All told, the work documented 1,549 cultural features and recovered approximately 200,000 artifacts associated with one of Houston’s earliest historic communities. The machine excavation areas ultimately covered most of two city blocks and parts of four other city blocks that were once a densely occupied and vibrant urban community. Analysis of the artifacts and archeological data is still in progress. Following the 2004 Phase I survey and 2015 Phase II testing that resulted in the identification of 34 subsurface features, and per Section 106 requirements, Stantec developed a comprehensive data recovery research design, project schedule, and logistical plan, which called for two field phases of data recovery to investigate cultural features associated with the historic Frost Town community. The first stage of work it focused on investigating impact areas that were close to but generally not directly underneath the 1950s Elysian Viaduct bridge structure that was being replaced. The Phase I data recovery field work was conducted from May 5 through November 4, 2016, and over 800 cultural features were investigated. The second stage investigated areas that were primarily in the footprint of the old Elysian Viaduct bridge. The Phase II data recovery field work was conducted from February through June 2018, and more than 600 cultural featu...
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Firm Experience. The Bidder shall provide a company overview covering all the services provided. This should include its primary line of business; how long the company has been in business, and how long the company has been providing leak detection services with regard to this Bid. The Bidder will submit at least five (5) project references where the Bidder has completed similar work in size and scope in the last three (3) years. This submittal will include the following: A brief description of the work completed. Contracted amount. Time required completing the project. Findings of the project. Projected annualized cost saving to the VILLAGE authorizing the project. Contact names, phone numbers, addresses, and e-mail addresses of the VILLAGE authorizing the project. The Village would prefer that the Bidder have a local office.
