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Home My WebLink AboutBIDS SOQ 2012 Design of New Municipal Courts- Sandholm, Submittal Statement of Qualifications: City of Bozeman Police and Municipal Courts Sandholm Architects, PC McClaren, Wilson, & Lawrie, Inc. RW � . -All - Architects and Planners S A N D H O L M Arizona Illinois Virginia ARCHITECTS ,a SANDHOLM ARCHITECTS City of Bozeman Mr. Chuck Winn, Assistant City Manager 121 North Rouse Avenue Bozeman, MT 59771-1230 May 4, 2012 Dear Mr. Winn, Thank you for making time to meet with Bob Mechels and myself earlier this week. Sandholm Architects, PC and McClaren, Wilson & Lawrie, Inc. are pleased to submit our qualifications for the City of Bozeman Police and Municipal Courts project. We have included Morrison-Maierle Inc. and Stahly Engineering on our team because of our many successful past projects working together and their long standing histories of quality service in our community. As you may know Sandholm Architects is very familiar with the proposed project site having been part of the team that successfully completed the new Gallatin County Detention Center as well as our previous master planning efforts on that site. Our office has completed multiple justice and detention projects and we have the experience to deliver a great solution for your project within the developed schedule and budget. Our current workload would allow us to commit our full resources to this project immediately. Thank you for the opportunity to submit for this project and we look forward to showing you our qualifications in person. Sincerely, J � Jeffrey Sandholm, AIA 2042 Stadium Drive Suite 2 Bozeman, MT 59715 406-556-0113 ph 406-556-0114 fax www.sandholmarchitects.com 1 . Title Page Firms Legal Name: Sandholm Architects, PC 1 I 1 I _..- 2042 Stadium Dr.Suite#2 ' i Bozeman,MT 59715 i 406-556-0113 jsandholm@sandholmarchitects.com {," —jai Sandholm Architects would be the contracting entity for our team. Jeffrey Sandholm,AIA,LEED AP,Principal Sandholm Architects Police Headquarters JGreeley,Colorado MWL I Sandholm Architects Office Sandholm Architects does not discriminate on the basis of color, relig- ion,creed,sex,age,marital status,national origin,or because of actual or perceived sexual orientation,gender identity or disability. In addi- tion,we recognize the eventual contract will contain a provision prohib- iting discrimination as described above and this prohibition on discrimi- nation shall apply to the hiring and treatment of the architects'employ- ees and to all subcontracts. Jeffrey S. Sandholm,AIA Sandholm Architects, PC Police Headquarters,Branch Courts,Training Facility Aurora, Illinois MWL Architects and Planners S A N D H O L M Arizona Illinois Virginia ARCHITECTS 2. Executive Summary Sandholm Architects, PC and McClaren,Wilson, & Lawrie, Inc.are pleased to submit our qualifications for the City of Bozeman Police and Municipal Courts project. We feel we have assembled a team with unique qualifications that will provide the Experience, Leadership and Vision to guide the growth and capital __ investments for the City Police and Courts facilities on the Law and Justice Campus. .r Sandholm Architects, PC has been designing successful projects throughout Montana since 1999. The broad experience of our staff has allowed us to tackle - _ _ Mechels have lead the Justice component of our work, including the Gallatin County complex projects with a wide variety of sizes and budgets. Jeff Sandholm and Bob I I all Detention Center, The State of Montana Department of Corrections Master Plan as well as security and functionality upgrades to Montana State Prison. Through the process of developing the Gallatin County Detention Center Project we have Early Site Planning become intimately familiar with the Law and Justice Campus site as well as the Detention Center Master Plan Master Plan components of both the City and County. Our team understands the local values and vernacular identity of Gallatin County. We are invested in our community and committed to making good choices for the impacts we create on the environment.We take our responsibility in helping to establish that history very seriously. New buildings are literally set in stone.We have z= . .T . but one chance to achieve the full potential of any project in terms of design, function, infrastructure and presence.As a community grows, it becomes ever more important that collective ideas mold the future of the built and un-built areas. ti Since its inception in 1995, McClaren,Wilson and Lawrie, Inc. (MWL) has been ` dedicated exclusively to the design of civic and public safety related facilities. The firm provides a diverse range of technical consulting services throughout North' America.With principals and staff in Arizona, Illinois, and Virginia,the strategically located offices allow for convenient access to clients. East Rutherford,New Jersey Planning MWL Architects and Planners S A N D H O L M Arizona Illinois Virginia ARCHITECTS 3. Firm / Individual Profile Project Team Organization City of Bozeman 1 Representatives from Gallatin Count 1 Y , Representatives from District Courts Sandholm Architects, PC ! l Jeffrey Sandholm. AIA. LEED AP. Principal Principal in Charge 70',Time Bob Mechels.AIA,Associate Principal Project Architect 551.Time SANDHOLM ARCHITECT tahly Engineering McClaren, Wilson, & Lawrie, Inc. Cordell Pool Civil Traffic Design Consulting Architect 50%Time STAHLY Police and Municipal Court Design Lead Design Consultant Leaders Morrison Maierle James McClaren ,AIA Kurt Keith Lead Designer 30%Time Structural 200c Time Principal Consulting Architect Erik Renna David Wilson.AIA Mechanical Designer 10 Time �/�I,I/I_ 40%Time Chad Zeitner Mechanical Electrical 40 Time I — Architects and Planners S A N D H O L M Arizona Illinois Virginia ARCHITECTS Sandholm Architects Jeffrey Sandholm started his firm in Bozeman in 1999 after gaining extensive design and technical experience with large commercial design firms in Spokane and Bozeman. In Spokane,Jeff worked with Bob Mechels on large scale projects such as the Spokane Arena and Kennedy Library Expansion. Our ability to solve problems,coordinate and organize the project team, and provide appropriate design has been the cornerstone of delivering successful projects. Our firm has years of experience with large scale commercial projects. Over the last two Sidney Richland County Library years we have been involved with three very large institutional projects with national level design consultants. The Gallatin County Detention Center, Montana Department of Corrections Master plan and Park High School have allowed us to fine tune the way we work with large consultants; including specific details like sharing Building Information Models for Construction Documents and routing BFI's during the construction process. Over the last three years a primary component of our work has involved buildings with high security and safety requirements. We understand the specifics of justice design and will be ready to work with MWL on all components of this project. Old Town Lofts, Fort Collins Sandholm Architects will focus on site planning, coordination with local officials, coordination with local engineering consultants, exterior design and be available to the client at a moments notice throughout the design and construction process. 71 Specifics of Police and Municipal Court design and layout will be lead by MWL. From J j initial concepts through detailed specification writing and RFI responses in the construction process MWL will bring their expertise to all areas of the project. .3 Our firm is very skilled leading Collaborative Design Workshops as well as utilizing the most cutting edge technology in Building Information Modeling and Computer Rendering. Park High School, Livingston We have included a detailed firm descriptions for all project consultants and an extensive project list for McClaren,Wilson & Lawrie in our Appendix. itr{ �r Resurrection Parish, Bozeman H'Um�., wal.a, Architects and Planners S A N D H O L M Arizona Illinois Virginia ARCHITECTS McClaren,Wilson, &Lawrie,Inc. MWL's founding principals have worked together for nearly 30 years.The firm's focus on civic,police, fire, emergency management, and forensic science architecture has resulted in an almost entirely referral-based clientele. Its success is showcased by the fact that the team has led master planning, needs assessments,and design for two hundred fifty public safety facilities and one hundred twenty-five forensic science laboratory and medical examiner facilities in 40 states,and 3 Canadian provinces. This constitutes a multi-billion dollar legacy of public safety architecture. The expertise of the principals and staff features police and fire headquarters/substations, police and fire training facilities, firearms proficiency ranges,forensic science and DNA laboratories,medical examiner facilities, emergency operations centers, emergency communications centers, public health facilities, bio-hazard mitigation facilities,evidence facilities, city halls,and municipal courts. The firm's projects address a full range of organizations.Among them are large federal clients such as the FBI (main crime laboratory in Quantico, Virginia), the Department of State,and the Drug Enforcement Administration;state facilities for Alaska,Arizona,California, Florida, Hawaii, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, New York,Tennessee,Texas,Virginia,and Washington.Also included are several of North America's largest city law enforcement organizations,such as Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco, Seattle, Cincinnati, Dallas, Fort Worth, Salt Lake City,Winnipeg, Honolulu,Washington DC, and Toronto; as well as numerous small town and village law enforcement organizations. Notable county clients include Los Angeles,San Diego,San Francisco, Honolulu, Montgomery and Prince George's counties. The cornerstone to MWL's success has been a commitment to addressing constantly changing technologies and evolving operational models. Consequently,the staff consistently research emerging law enforcement,fire,and forensic technology, management policy, and techniques. It also attempts to be cognizant of the many special requirements imposed by accreditation agencies and to the evolving federal regulatory requirements regarding health and safety. McClaren,Wilson & Lawrie, Inc. has established a reputation for creativity and innovation in public safety facility planning and design throughout North America.Through its pursuit of practical, durable and timeless architecture, it has shown that there is no inconsistency between functional design and timeless legacy architecture. Our Civil consultant for this project is Stahly Engineering. Stahly has been intimately involved with the development of the Law and Justice site with the Detention Center project, and is aware of many of the unique issues that present themselves on the site from storm drainage to traffic flow into and within the site. We have teamed with Morrison Maierle for Structural, Mechanical and Electrical Engineering. Sandholm Architects has a long working relationship with both of these engineering firms on projects of similar size and scope. a Hx", Ul..4 Law�:c, f". 91 Architects and Planners S A N D H O L M Arizona Illinois Virginia ARCHITECTS Jeffrey S. Sandholm, AIA, NCARB Education LEED-AP, Principal Bachelor of Architecture,1992 Sandholm Architects Masters of Architecture,2009 Montana State University a - Professional Registrations Montana,Certificate#2400;2000 Washington, License#7319; 1997 National Council of Architectural Registration Boards,#43872, 1992 LEED Accredited Professional,2008 Jeff Sandholm established his Bozeman firm in 1999 after gaining extensive design and technical experience on both private and public projects throughout the Professional Affiliations region.Jeff has proven to be a leader in the community and profession where he is American Institute of Architects National Council of Architectural involved with many non-profit organizations and professional groups. In addition to Registration Boards his practice,Jeff has been an Adjunct Professor of Architecture at Montana State US Green Building Council University. Jeff has been intimately involved with the L&J campus planning over the past 3 years and provides a strong institutional memory of many issues Community/Professional Service relating directly to the L&J planning. AIA Montana Board,President,2008 State Coordinator, Intern Development Program;2001-2006 Relevant Project Experience Habitat for Humanity of Gallatin Valley, Sidney Richland County Library Planning,$5M, 18,000 s.f., Principal, Design Board Member/Building and Design Resurrection Parish Addition,$2.5M, 10,000 s.f., Principal in Charge Committee; 1996-2001Sweet Pea Board Member/Parade Park High Addition$13M, 80,000 s.f. Principal for Design, Local firm Committee;2001-2002 Gallatin County Detention Center Site Planning Development, Principal in Charge West Meadows Design Review Board, Bozeman Police Multiple Site Studies and Space analysis, Principal in Charge 2005-present Stadium Center Design Review Board, ✓Gallatin County Detention Center, Local Architect, Principal in Charge 2006-present Bozeman City Shops complex, Principal in Charge -Aozeman Landfill addition, Principal in Charge Design Awards 's Gallatin County Road and Bridge Maintenance Facility;$2.3M;22,000 s.f.; Governor Award of Design Excellence,Affordable Housing Competition Winner; Principal in Charge; Design 2000 Gallatin County Logan Landfill Shop;$2M; 15,000 s.f.; Principal in Charge; Design City of Bozeman Historical Preservation Sandholm Bidegaray Office Building;$1.1 M; 6500 s.f.; Principal in Charge; Award,work on Sherwood Residence; 2000 Design; Construction Management City of Bozeman Historical Preservation Gallatin Valley Presbyterian Church;$3.2M;20,000 s.f.; Principal in Charge; Award,work on Nash Finch Building; Design 2003 Big Sky Snow Cat Storage Building;$2M; 15,000 s.f.; Principal in Charge; Design Professional Job History Drake Plaza Office Building; $3.5M;24,000 s.f.; Principal in Charge; Design Sandholm Architects; 1999-Present Wheat Montana Bozeman; $500k; 3500 s.f.; Principal in Charge; Design Dowling Sandholm Architects Wheat Montana Billings;TI;$250k; 2500 s.f.; Principal in Charge; Design Montana State University,Adjunct Asst. Wheat Montana Kalispell;TI;$250k;2500 s.f.; Principal in Charge; Design Professor;2000-2006 Place Architecture, 1996-1999 ALSC Architects, 1993-1996 �t Architects and Planners S A N D H O L M Arizona Illinois Virginia ARCHITECTS Robert D. Mechels,AIA, NCARB, LEED AP Education Associate Principal Bachelor of Architecture,1989, �•, -�- Master of Architecture,2009 Sandholm Architects � Montana State University Professional Registrations Montana,License#2920,2007 y' Wisconsin,License#7206, 1991 Colorado,License#305617, 1999 LEED Accredited Professional,2006 Mr. Mechels'21 years of experience includes owning a land development and construction National Council of Architectural company in Washington State,being a principal in a well respected Architectural firm in Registration Boards,#61546,2006 Colorado and being a LEED Accredited Professional with a passion for environmentally conscious design and construction. His project experience runs the gamut from small Professional Affiliations American Institute of Architects residential additions to the 18,000 seat Spokane Veterans Memorial Arena. He is skilled at National Council of Architectural creating great architecture that is practical and affordable to build. Registration Boards Relevant Project Experience US Green Building Council Park High School Addition/Renovation:$15M; 105,000 s.f.;Architect Resurrection Parish Addition$2.5M, 10,000 s.f., Project Architect Design Awards Gallatin County Detention Center:$36.6M; 89,000 s.f.; Project Architect 2011 NCARB Prize for Creative Gallatin County Road and Bridge Maintenance Facility:$2.3M;22,000 s.f.; Project Integration of Practice&Education- Architect Khumbu Climbing School in Nepal City of Bozeman Excellent Logan Landfill Shop and Administration Building: $1 M: Project Architect Residential Rehabilitation Award- Resurrection Parrish Addition/Renovation:$2.5M; Project Architect 406 E.Olive Street;2010 Gallatin County Court House Office Remodeling:$40,000; Project Manager Builder's choice Award-Old Town Sandholm Bidegray office Building;$1.2M; 6500 s.f.; Design&CD's Lofts,2006 Beck Residence; Multi-Million;5800 s.f.; Design&Cd's City of Fort Collins Urban Design Awards-Old Town Lofts and the Project Experience with other firms Cortina,2006 Northern Hotel;$4.2M;24,000 sf, Project Architect City of Bozeman Historic Preservation Old Town Lofts;$2.75M; 18,500 s.f.; Project Architect Award-317 Irish Pub;2006 Alpenglow;$8M;40,000sf; Project Architect ASID 1st Place Commercial Interiors- 317 Irish Pub;$350K; 1700 s.f.; Interior Design, Historic Restoration, Construction Colorado Customwave Documents Professional Job History 401 West Mountain Building;$3M; 18,000sf; Project Architect Sandholm Architects, P.C; 1/07 Good Samaritan Village,Water Valley;$31 M;250,000 s.f.; Project Architect Present Harmony One Office Building;$5.4M;44,800 s.f.; Project Architect Vaught-Frye Architects,Ft,Collins, First National Bank Renovation/Exterior;$2.3M; Project Architect CO—Principal,07/98-01/07 Loveland Fire Station;$1.1 M;6500 s.f.; Project Architect BAU-Haus, Inc.Architecture and Land Development-Owner,2/95- Poudre Fire Authority Office;$675K; LEED-Silver, Project Designer 01/07 Beck Law Office; $1.1 M;5425 s.f.; Design, Construction Documents ALSC Architects,Spokane,WA— JFK Parkway Plaza Building,4-story building;$3.8M;40,000 s.f.; Project Architect Project Architect;7/92-7/98 Mitchell Middle& Elementary School Addition/Renovation:$2.3M Eppstein Uhen Architects,Milwaukee, West Ridge Elementary School Addition/Renovation:$1.65M WI,6/90-7/92 Wadewitz Elementary School Library Addition:$800k Milwaukee Public School District Aging School Survey:$1.3M a McC", W:� % t'.ww1.:1, 4,16. 13 Architects and Planners S A N D H O L M Arizona Illinois Virginia ARCHITECTS r. McClaren is internationally recognized for planning law enforcement facilities, city halls, and forensic science laboratories. Mr. McClaren is a founding partner of McClaren,Wilson and Lawrie,Inc. With a career spanning nearly three decades Mr. McClaren has personally led programming, planning, design, and program management efforts for over one hundred fifty public safety facilities and forensic science laboratories throughout North America. James Lewis McClaren AIA NCARB Many of Mr. McClaren's projects have been showcased in the American Institute of Senior Principal Architects' annual Justice Facilities Review. Mr. McClaren served as the planning committee chair for the Joint Session on Facility Standards sponsored by the National Expertise Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), the American Society of Crime Lab Police Facilities Director's(ASCLD),and the Office of Law Enforcement Standards(OLES). Forensic Science/Pathology Labs Police/Fire Training Facilities For two decades, Mr. McClaren has served as the only licensed architect on the adjunct Firearms Proficiency Ranges faculty of the International Association of Chiefs of Police, Center for Advanced Police City Halls Studies. He is the only licensed architect to receive their Distinguished Faculty Award for Services Provided his course entitled"Planning, Design and Construction of Police Facilities". Mr.McClaren Master Plans has lectured on facility planning at the FBI National Academy and served as the consulting Needs Assessments architect for: Police Facility Planning Guidelines:A Desk Reference for Law Enforcement Facility Design Executives published by The National Institute of Justice (NIJ). In 2003 he co-authored Technical Consulting Chapter 16 of the current ICMA textbook,Local Government Police Management. Registrations and Certifications Mr. McClaren has served as master planner and consulting architect for Seattle's Police Alaska#6540-1984 Headquarters and the new Police Headquarters/City Hall in Bellevue Washington. He led Arizona#27764-1994 the master planning effort for all new police facilities in Scottsdale, Arizona and 13 new California#C19476-1988 forensic science laboratories for the California Department of Justice. He has recently Illinois#001-019255-2005 completed leading the design for the new$62,000,000 Police Headquarters and Branch NCARB Certified—2005 Courts for Aurora,Illinois. Education Mr.McClaren's project experience includes: BArch The University of Idaho—1979 • Salt Lake City,UT-Public Safety Headquarters(Police/Fire),EOC,911 Center,Fusion Ctr. Recognition • Seattle,WA—20 year Master Plan,Police Headquarters •The American Audubon Society, ► Seattle,WA—Police Support Center,Training Ctr.,Crime Lab,Evidence Facility Habitat Conservation Award:1986 • Dallas,TX—Police Headquarters •The Municipality of Anchorage, • Aurora,IL—Police Headquarters,Firearms Range,911 Center,EOC,Branch Courts Urban Design Commission HonorAward:1987 • Chula Vista,California-Police Headquarters,EOC,911 Center,Firearms Range Anchorage Police Headquarters • Santa Monica,CA—Police/Fire Headuarters,EOC,911 Center,Firearms Range •The American Institute of Architects, • Denver,CO—Tactical Firearms Range,Traffic Operations Bureau State Award: 1987 • Washington,DC,Police Headquarters Master Plan,New District 1,Evidence Facility Spenard Recreation Center,Alaska • Chesterfield County,VA—Police Hedquarters Master Plan,Design of Firearms Training State Award. 1993 • Chesterfield County,VA—Firearms Training Facility The Honolulu Police Headquarters • New York,NY—NYPD Training Academy Peer Review,Firearms Range Complex • Los Angeles,CA—Redesign of the LAPD Academy Firearms Training Facilities • AIA National Exhibition of Justice: • Guelph,ONT-Ontario Provincial Police Firearms Training Facility Honolulu Hl,Police Headquarters • Phoenix,AZ—Redesign of the Sandra Day O'Conner Courts Firearms Range Gastonia NC,Police Headquarters • Alexandria,VA-US Marshall's Service-Worldwide Firearms Range Standards Santa Monica CA,Police Headquarters • Port of Los Angeles,California-Police Headquarters,EOC,Fusion Center,Firearms Range Dallas TX,Police Headquarters • Franklin,TN-Police Headquarters,ID Lab,911 Center,EOC Chula Vista CA,Police Headquarters • Buffalo,NY—Central Police Services HO,911 Center,EOC,Forensic Science Lab Franklin TN,Police Headquarters • Albany,NY—NY State Forensic Science Laboratory • California —HonorAward, 1990 ' Quantico,VA—The FBI Forensic Science Laboratory AGC of C •Int'I Assoc. Chiefs of Police Distinguished - Juneau,Alaska-Regional Police Headquarters,ID Lab&Southeast AK Regional EOC _,Glendale,California-Police Headquarters,EOC Faculty Award 1996 • Bellevue,WA—Police/Fire Headquarters,911 Center,EOC City Hall •Editor ICMA Police Facility Standards 2003 • Kirkland,WA-Police Headquarters,Municipal Courts •Editor US Marshals Service-2005 . Greeley,CO-Police Headquarters Worldwide Firearms Range Standards . North Port,FL-Police Headquarters • Wilmington,NC—Police Headquarters Chicago Design"Oscars"Awards Program . Montgomery,IL-Police Headquarters,Village Hall Award of Excellence 2010-Municipal . North Aurora,IL—Police Station Aurora Police Headquarters a Hx", 'N,4 .. 4 l�wa:c, f"'. 10 Architects and Planners S A N D H O L M Arizona Illinois Virqinia ARCHITECTS r. Wilson is a founding partner of McClaren, Wilson & Lawrie, Inc. and is internationally recognized for planning and design of public safety facilities, He has led master planning, needs assessment, and design efforts with some of the largest law enforcement,fire,and judicial agencies in North America. Mr.Wilson has served as a guest lecturer in a variety of national and international public safety conferences including: the International Association of Chiefs of Police, the International Association of Law Enforcement Planners, the American Institute of Architects Committee on Architecture for Justice,and other forums.His projects have been featured by organizations such as the AIA Committee for Justice,and he has co-authored the police facilities planning chapter of the 2003 Edition ICMA handbook-Local Government Police Management. t David Guy Wilson Mr.Wilson's reputation for creativity and innovation in public safety facility planning and design encompasses clients and projects of all sizes, specialization, and complexity. From large Principal Architect agencies such as the Los Angeles Police, Dallas Police, San Francisco Police, Salt Lake City Police,Fire,&EM,San Diego County Sheriff,LA County Sheriff and Fire,and Canada's RCMP; Expertise to the rapid growth cities of Frisco and McKinney, TX and Yuma, AZ; to University Police Police Facilities Departments such as UCLA and UC San Diego, His services include master planning, facilities Public Safety Training Centers studies, facility and site/campus design, and agency technical advisor services. His designs Forensic Laboratory Facilities include large single agency headquarters facilities, and multi-agency public safety complexes Civic Facilities and campuses. Fire Facilities Mr.Wilson's current and recent public safety headquarters include: Municipal Courts .Salt Lake City,UT-Public Safety Headquarters(police and fire),911,EOC Services Provided •San Francisco,CA-Police Headquarters;District Police and Fire Station Master Plans -Montgomery County,MD-Public Safety Headquarters-PolicefFire Rescue/Homeland Security Feasibility Studies ,El Cajon,CA-Police Headquarters w/911 Communications and EOC,and Firing range Needs Assessments -Southlake,TX-Department of Public Safety Facility Headquarters Site and Facility Design •Edmond,OK-Police Headquarters,911 Communications,and EOC Technical Consulting •Dallas,TX-Police Headquarters Programming,Site Selection,Design Consultation Registrations and Certifications -Oakland,CA Port of Oakland Domain Awareness Center Arizona Mr.Wilson's current and recent specialized 911,EOC,JTMC Facilities: California •Albuquerque,NM-Joint Transportation Management and Public Safety Coordination Center Hawaii a McKinney,TX-Public Safety,911 Communications,EOC South Carolina -Harford County,MD-911 Communications Center and EOC Texas -Tarrant County Community College,TX-District 911,EOC,Security Monitoring Center NCARB Certification @ Citrus County,FL-Sheriff's Emergency Operations&911 Communications Center Education Mr.Wilson's current and recent Public Safety Training Facilities include: Bachelor of Architecture s Fox Valley Technical College,WI-Police and Fire Training Center Washington State University, 1983 •Victor Valley Community College,CA-District Police and Fire Training Center Recognition -Prince George's County,MD-Public Safety Complex and Training Center Complex The American institute of Architects: 'Howard County,MD-Police and Fire Training Center -National Exhibition of Justice: Mr.Wilson's current and recent Police and Courts Facilities include: Gastonia,NC Police Headquarters •Lynnwood,WA-Police Headquarters&Municipal Courts Building Dallas, TX Police Headquarters •Sahuarita,AZ-Municipal Complex—Courts,Police Headquarters,Town Hall Santa Monica,CA Public Safety Headquarters •San Luis,AZ-Municipal Complex—Courts,Police Headquarters,Town Hall •TEXO and Topping Out Award,Station Style •Garland,TX-Police HQ/Municipal Courts/Forensic Lab/Detention Award(Gold)-Fire Chief Magazine •Seattle,WA-Police HQ/Justice Center Southlake Public Safety Building Mr.Wilson's current and recent Forensic Science Laboratories include: Winner of a Best of2004 Public Building s Montgomery County,MD-Police Crime Lab and Evidence Facility Texas Construction Award. Houston,TX-DPS Crime Laboratory The Austin Forensic Center SE/SC Substation *Garland,TX-DPS Crime Laboratory -St.Charles County,MO-Sheriff and Forensic Science Facility •Awarded the Building of America Honor *Tucson,AZ-DPS Crime Laboratory as one of the top 50 New Construction projects: Mr.Wilson's current and recent Public Safe Master Plans include: Ontario(California)Police Department Safety Fort Worth,7X-Public Safety Training Center,Police HQ&Crime Laboratory Author—1CMA Police Facility Planning Chapter -Goodyear,AZ-Police and Fire/EMS Facilities 2003 •Las Cruces,NM-Regional Police and Fire Training Center Glendale.AZ-Police and Fire/EMS Facilities H&C", W;0,,. cti w r.�, f4--e. Architects and Planners S A N D H O L M Arizona Illinois Virqinia ARCHITECTS Recent History of Project Cost Estimating and Bidding Resurrection Parish Addition Estimate$2.5M, Bid$2.5M John Amsden 580-4698 Langlas CM/GC I. City of Bozeman Shops Remodel Estimate$200k, Bid$190K James Goehrung r City of Bozeman Vehicle Maintenance Building Estimate$2.4M, Bid$1.85M James Goehrung Park High School Estimate$12.25M, Bid$11.8M Brian Tate 599-9648 Langlas CM/GC Gallatin County Road&Bridge Shop Initial Budget $2.4M; Estimate $2.4M; Bid Amount $2.1 M. Larry Watson M 0 Wds.,. V- tAw4�l, f4-z. Architects and Planners S A N D H O L M Arizona Illinois Virginia ARCHITECTS E�I�J�C ES STAH LY �9ffoclAz�S�� Dan Stahly , P . L . S . Principal Biosketch Education Dan has worked for Stahl engineering for over 20 y g� g years. He is Land Survey Curriculum, experienced both in the field as a surveyor and in the office in Montana State University, computer aided drafting. In addition, the relationships Mr. Stahly Bozeman, 2001-2003. creates with clients and agencies make him a valuable asset to Stahly Civil Engineering Curriculum, Engineering's Project Team. Montana State University, Bozeman, 1995-1998. Survey Dan has worked in the field of Land Survey for over 24 years. He has Licenses/Registrati extensive experience in using AutoCAD and related mapping and ons geomatics software in the disciplines of Civil Engineering, Land State of Montana Professional Surveying and Mapping. He is proficient at performing topographic, Land Surveyor, 2004, 16192 legal boundary and site surveys as well as civil site design. Mr. PLS Stahly manages the land surveying and mapping department for the Bozeman office. Memberships Montana Association of Project Experience Registered Detention Center Survey— Bozeman, Montana Land surveyors (MARLS) Prepared Land Title survey document detailing property boundaries Board of Directors and all easements for Gallatin County Detention Center site. Member & Legislative Client: Gallatin County Chair (Current) President (en11-2012) Gallatin County GCDB Enhancement Survey-Bozeman, Montana SCC President (2010- Project Manager/Land Surveyor for USPLSS monument recovery 2 011) and survey. Section corners surveyed and reported to County for use in their Phase II Geodetic Control Theme Project. Client. Gallatin County Employment History Town & County Reconstruction — Bozeman, Montana 2005-Present Principal, Stahly Project manager for boundary survey of reuse/reconstruction site Engineering & Associates that transformed the old movie theater adjacent to Montana State 2004-Present Professional Land University into a grocery store. Surveyor, Stahly Client: Van Bryan Studio Architects Engineering & Associates, M.L.I. Re-Development Projects — Livingston, Montana Bozeman, Montana Project Manager for planning, design and survey of several re- 1994-Present CADD development projects in Livingston, the most visible one being "The Designer/Drafter, Stahly Point at Del Mar" (pointatdelmar.com), which took an historic motel Engineering & Associates, campus and reused the existing structures to make a business park. Bozeman, Montana Project aspects included retrofitting all existing structures into a 1994-2004 Survey Crew master plan, drainage design, producing a marketing map, defining Chief, Stahly Engineering & and located highway and railroad rights-of-way, and entryway design Associates, Bozeman, to incorporate the historic Del Mar sign. Montana Client: Montana Land Investments, Bob & Nick Currie 1990-1994 Survey Crew Chief, Stahly Engineering & Associates, Helena, Dan Stahly, PLS Page 2 of 2 Principal/Survey Project Manager North Forty Subdivision - Madison County, Montana Project Manager for a multi-use subdivision on the south side of Ennis. Client: North Forty Development, Joe and Josh Vujovich Logan Landfill Survey— near Logan, Montana Project managing surveyor for existing site topographic survey used for design in landfill improvement design. Also provided project contractor with construction staking services. Client. Gallatin County Thriftway Center— Manhattan, Montana Project managing surveyor for new construction of Thriftway Service center in Manhattan, Montana. Drainage, grading and appurtenance layout and staking. Client. Sutey Oil Buffalo Bump Pizza— Bozeman, Montana Project managing surveyor for topographic and utility survey for parking lot expansion design. Client: Buffalo Bump Pizza NRCS WRP Surveys— Montana Project Manager/Land Surveyor for survey and platting of wetland reserve program easements located throughout the state. Stahly serves as a term surveyor for the NRCS and has completed or is in the process of completing seven of these surveying and platting projects. Client: Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) Aerial Orthoimagery— Livingston, Montana Project manager/Land Surveyor for mapping the City of Livingston using high resolution ortho-rectified color aerial photography. Ground survey including setting and providing spatial coordinates for 19 photo control points. After the mapping was complete, Stahly Engineering used ArcView to complete a map book that includes locates of all utilities. This information is updated as it changes. Client: City of Livingston Big Horn County— On-Call Land Surveyors Project Manager and Land Surveyor for Big Horn County in all land survey activities until 2013. Dan has been the project manager on several survey retracement and platting projects in Hardin and Lodge Grass, working closely with the Big Horn County Commission and Clerk and Recorder to insure county properties are adequately recorded. Client: Big Horn County Cowboy Heaven Surveys— Big Sky, Montana Project manager for multiple topographic mapping and construction layout surveys. Client: Tom Hobson MT Fish, Wildlife and Parks Fishing Access Sites - Montana Project manager for multiple fishing access site surveys located at various rivers in Montana. Duties include coordination with all appropriate public entities to survey, map, and assist in permitting appropriate boundary relocations, parking and access easements, and sealed privy usage. Client: Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks Hyalite View Subdivision — Bozeman, Montana Project surveyor and design team member for 36 lot subdivision on South 191"Avenue. Client: Eighteen 89 Equity Group, Tracy Poole Churn Creek Subdivision — Bozeman, Montana Project surveyor and design team member for planned subdivision near Bozeman. Client: Churn Cr. Enterprises Bright Minor Subdivision — Bozeman, Montana Project manager for a 3 lot minor subdivision located near Four Corners. Dan surveyed the property, prepared the subdivision plat, and walked the minor subdivision through the county subdivision processes. Client: Keith Bright Ef�f�c STAH LY e, 1970 Cordell Pool P . . 9IR0. . P E Project Engineer Biosketch Education Mr. Pool has over 15 years experience in engineering design B.S . , civil Engineering, and project management for numerous land development Montana state projects. His background of water resources engineering University, 1994 applies physical-based solutions to a wide variety of land development and civil engineering topics. His extensive working Licenses/ knowledge of AutoCad is an asset to any project. Registrations Registered Professional Land Development Engineer, Montana, Cordell takes a multi-faceted approach to land development by 11645 1999 incorporating land constraints planning, water supply and distribution, wastewater collection and treatment, storm Training drainage, and street design concepts into his designs. Cordell's Wetland Training project management experience includes preliminary design Institute -Wetland through bid and contract administration and construction Delineation, 1997 engineering. Troxler Labs Nuclear Density Gauge and Project Experience Radiation Safety Officer Training 2000 Master Planning Project Engineer for multiple projects while in Mater Planning stages. Tasks include over site layout, grading, utility and building site Memberships designs, and site grading. Once the overall plan is complete, he then American Society of goes back and assists the client in breaking the site into phased Civil Engineers development based on financial constraints and logical breaks. (ASCE) Clients: RTR Holdings Il; Moonlight Basin; Big Horn County Fairgrounds; Gallatin County Law & Justice Campus; North 40 Employment History Development 2005-present - Project Lima Rest Area — Design/Build Engineer, Stahly Wastewater QA/QC of the plans submitted to MDEQ and addressed Engineering and questions after DEQ review. Associates, Bozeman, Client: MDT MT 1995-2004 - Project Town and Country Foods, Bozeman, MT Engineer, FLUIDYNE, Civil Site engineering for an extensive reuse of a movie theatre site Inc. Bozeman, MT for a new 20,000+ sf grocery store. As part of a professional design team with Stahly Engineering and Associates, Mr. Pool designed off- site street improvements including additional turn lanes, new striping and signing, and a new signalized intersection. Site design consisted of extensive site re-grading to accommodate upper level access to new restaurant space as well as a lower level loading ramp, new utility service connections, and improved storm drainage facilities. Cordell Pool, P.E. Page 2 of 2 Project Engineer • Designed off-site street improvements consisting of additional turn lanes, new street striping and signing, and a new signalized intersection. • Re-graded a 100,000+ sf parking lot to accommodate upper level and lower level pedestrian and vehicle access. • Provided construction engineering services for on-site and off-site street and infrastructure construction valued at over$1,000,000. Client: Van Bryan Studio Architects Aspen Park Subdivision, Bozeman, MT Site development engineer for a 200+ lot major subdivision on the southside of Bozeman. Design includes new water distribution system (24,000 linear feet) and wastewater collection system (27,000 linear feet) which will hook into the current City infrastructure, connecting into major city roads, new lighting and signalization, new roads (5.4 miles), new trails (1.4 miles), wetland and agricultural considerations. Client: Eighteen89 Development Corp, Tracy Poole North Forty Subdivision, Ennis, MT Water engineer for subdivision with 22 lots being immediately development with a potential of having 55 lots. Engineered water distribution system (6340 linear feet of main) that hooks into the current City system. Special design requirements were necessary to include the possibility of a new school going into the subdivision. Also assisted the Project Engineer with wastewater (8470 linear feet) and road design. Client: North Forty Development, Josh Vujovich Hyalite View Estates, Bozeman, MT Site development engineer for a 36-lot major subdivision south of Bozeman. Design includes individual well and septic, new roads, connections into developed trail system and adding length to trails and agricultural considerations. Client: Eighteen89 Development Corp, Tracy Poole Peak View Estates, Gallatin County, MT Site development engineer for a 47-lot major subdivision northeast of Belgrade. Design includes individual well and septic, new roads and agricultural considerations. Client: Eighteen89 Development Corp, Tracy Poole West Lake Park, Bozeman, MT Site development engineer for a 29-lot major subdivision west of Bozeman. Design includes individual well and septic, new roads and agricultural considerations. Client. Richard Thompson Conrad Industrial Park, Conrad, MT Water system engineer providing water modeling for design alternatives for water infrastructure to a proposed industrial park. Client: City of Conrad Green Hills Ranch, Bozeman, MT Wastewater engineer for a small public system that was polluting down gradient water with nitrate. The system appeared to be operating as designed, but the dilution available beneath the drainfield was over estimated, resulting in elevated nitrogen in the groundwater down-gradient of the drainfield. The magnitude of the problem required additional treatment to remove the nitrogen removal. With numerous types of systems approved by MDEQ to remove nitrogen, Mr Pool concluded that a recirculating trickling filter will provide the best balance of level of treatment with limited operation and maintenance complexity. After reviewing the three principal "brands" of systems, selection of the preferred system was based on compatibility with existing components, overall installation cost, operation complexity, and owner's preference. To comply with the existing wastewater permit, the treatment system needs to be designed and approved in 2011, and constructed in 2012. Client: Green Hills Ranch Subdivision Mountain View Meadows - Helena, MT Wastewater engineer that designed the onsite wastewater system for this 750-acre mixed use commercial and residential project. The project will be submitted in the near future for preliminary plat approval. Client: R&D Partners, LLC ACity of Bozeman Municipal Courts and Police Facility -40 MOMSON Senior Structural Engineer/ AA MMERLE,INC. KURT W. KEITH P.E. An Employe Q- cd Company Principal in Charge CREDEN'FIALS RELEVAN-1- EXPERIENCE EDUCATION City of Bozeman Fire Station#3 and Gallatin County 911 Dispatch Center, MS Engineering (Structural); 1990 Bozeman, MT. Served as the engineering project manager and client service Purdue University manager for the design and construction of the combined 11,700 s.f fire station BS Engineering Science; 1988 and 5600 s.f 911 center. MMI provided all engineering services including Montana Tech of the site/civil, structural, mechanical,and electrical. Responsibilities included overall University of Montana MMI engineering team coordination and overall coordination with the Architect for project scheduling,contracting, budgeting, and invoicing for MMI services. SPECIALIZATION Fire Station-$3.4 million,911 Center-$3.5 million (including 911 equipment), Structural Engineering: Evaluation and 2008-2009 construction. design of buildings. Gallatin County Detention Center Materials Testing and Inspections, Bozeman, MT. Served as project manager for the delivery of independent materials testing REGISTRATION and inspection services for the construction of the new$25 million detention Professional Engineer: center. 2009-2010 construction. California No.C 49251, 1992 Montana Law Enforcement Academy Training Center, Helena, MT. Served as Montana No.9593 PE, 1993 project manager for civil,structural, mechanical, and electrical engineering Washington No.42551,2006 services provided for the project's Architect on the new law enforcement training Alaska No. CE 12433,2009 facility building. The project consisted of the assessment of the existing MLEA campus to evaluate how best to construct a new Education Center and complete PROFESSIONAL critical maintenance and upgrades to the existing campus. Currently under SUMMARY construction, Morrison-Maierle is providing civil,structural, mechanical, and electrical engineering services on the new 15,500 s.f. law enforcement training Mr.Keith specializes in the design and facility. The new facility will provide five new classroom spaces, new student evaluation of governmental,institutional, gathering and study spaces, and a flexible training area for a wide range of uses, and commercial buildings.. and a small amount of office/administrative space for staff trainer offices and a reception area. The project also includes the design and installation of a new Over the last years, Mr. Keith has campus wide fire alarm/notification system,extensive site development including served both public and private clients by providing structural design and roadway reconstruction, installation of new pedestrian facilities, and review of the assessments of existing facilities as well adequacy of the existing campus water and sewer systems for the new facility. as structural design for new facilities. $4 million,2009-2010 construction. Solutions have been developed in Montana State University,Gaines Hall Addition/Renovation, Bozeman,MT: partnership with these clients to allow economically sound growth within Served as the Structural Engineer of Record for the design of the12,000 s.f. existing buildings as well as expansion lecture hall addition and renovation of the existing 110,000 s.f., 4-story building. and changes in use. Renovation challenges included the addition of another floor level/roof to the existing 4-story building to accommodate a mechanical mezzanine. Due to the In addition to his significant technical addition of this additional story and because the existing 1960's vintage building design experience, Mr. Keith brings an did not meet current code requirements for seismic safety, seismic appreciation of collaborative design strengthening/retrofitting of the existing concrete framed building was required. methods that bring the Architect's Seismic retrofit options explored included adding steel braced frames and visions to reality while maintaining a p P 9 cost-effective and constructible design. special reinforced concrete and concrete masonry shear walls. Due to the large mass associated with the existing concrete structure,special reinforced concrete PROFESSIONAL HISTORY and concrete masonry shear walls were selected. Additionally, to carry 2008-present, Morrison-Maierle, Inc. increased gravity loading associated with changes in building usage, use of Vice-President carbon fiber reinforced polymer(CFRP)to strengthen existing concreted Board of Directors structural elements to carry increased loading associated with changes in 2001-present, Morrison-Maierle, Inc. building usage. New micropile foundations were required within the low- SME-Building Market Group clearance basement and exterior walls to carry the new vertical and lateral loads Leader, Project Manger associated with the new shear walls.The project was delivered using the GC/CM 1993-2001, Morrison-Maierle, Inc. process. Gaines Hall was the first State A/E project to use this type of delivery Project Manager, Structural process. $28 million,2008-2010 construction. Engineer Gallatin Field Terminal Expansion, Belgrade, MT. Completed in 2011,this project 1990-1993, CH2M HILL more than doubled the size of the passenger terminal facility in Montana's Project Structural Engineer second busiest commercial airport. Served as the Structural Engineer of Record for the 180,000 s.f new multi-level terminal addition and partial remodel of the existing 90,000 s.f.terminal facility. Challenges included an accelerated time frame for the development of structural bidding documents to allow the airport to receive grant funding. This project was delivered using the GC/CM process. -- _$37.million, 2008-2011 construction. ��•��.ill-In.nCt • nl nlllClIn-17L n(t I'R 'I III X RI ItIR"I . I\ I'\ItI NI It'llll' \\'IIII ('l It \ lam In \(-Jill I-III I c� \I . ACity of' Bozeman Municipal Courts and Police Facility A MORMSON :laid MMRLE,INC. Mechanical Engineer ERIK C. RENNA P AnEmployee-Ow cd ComponY 7 • •E i CREDENTIALS RELEVANT EXPERIENCE EDUCATION BS Mechanical Engineering;2002 Bozeman City Shops Renovation, Bozeman, MT. Project manager for the Montana State University mechanical, electrical and plumbing engineering for a renovation of the Bozeman City Shop Complex.The goal of this project was to add ADA SPECIALIZATION accessible bathroom and shower faculties to the building, and renovate an existing shop space into a new training/conference space and new Mechanical Engineering: Design and employee break room.A new high efficiency gas furnace with air cooled specification of heating,ventilation, condensing unit was installed to provide heating and cooling to the air conditioning and plumbing renovated shop space, new power distribution and lighting were installed i systems. throughout the renovated spaces and new below and above slab piping and REGISTRATION new water conserving plumbing fixtures were installed in the renovated bathrooms.This project was designed using Revit MEP. Professional Engineer: Montana No. 15652;2006 U.S. Department of Justice-Federal Bureau of Investigations Field Office Project manager for tenant improvements of an existing shell office space for PROFESSIONAL the Federal Bureau of Investigation.The project included a high efficiency gas SUMMARY heating system with direct expansion cooling, individual digital zone controls, server room cooling system, lighting protection system for the building, closed Mr. Renna has ten years of circuit video surveillance system,alarm system with duress panic buttons, and experience in survey,analysis and isolated communication systems(phone&data).This project was designed in design of heating, ventilation, air accordance with the guidelines and requirements of the General Service conditioning and plumbing systems for Administration. both commercial and residential projects. His experience includes US Customs General Aviation Facility, Gallatin Field Airport, Belgrade, MT healthcare, K-12, higher education, Project manager for the renovation of an existing facility to house a new retail, restaurants, offices,laboratories, customs and immigration facility.The project included modifications to the airports,industrial processing facilities, existing HVAC and plumbing systems for the new floor plan,which included single family custom homes, and multi- admin areas, interview rooms,secure hold/detention rooms, Lab and family facilities. contraband disposal room, IT/Server Room and passenger processing area. Park County High School Renovation, Livingston, MT. Mechanical Engineer for PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES renovations of a 105,000 square foot High School. The renovation will include ASHRAE—Associate Member new variable air volume HVAC system, new high efficiency hot water boilers Montana State University—Guest with variable speed pumping system, new DDC facilities management and Lecturer control system with integrated lighting control, new plumbing systems, new electrical and fire protection systems for the existing portions of the school as well as the new Gym and classroom areas.This project was designed using Revit MEP. This project is currently under construction.The first phase of PROFESSIONAL HISTORY construction was completed in the fall of 2011 and the project will be complete 2010-Present, Morrison-Maierle, Inc. in the fall of 2012. Budget$12,500,000. Design Engineer Gaines Hall Montana State University, Bozeman, MT. Project engineer for HVAC 2007-2010,Associated Construction and hydronic systems design and construction administration of a 120,000 Engineering,Senior Mechanical square foot university chemistry teaching facility for Montana State University. Engineer The project was designed to achieve LEED silver certification and was 2002-2007,Three Rivers Engineering, designed using Revit MEP.This project included a single duct variable air Inc., Mechanical Engineer volume with reheat heating and make-up air system,variable volume lab exhaust system with Phoenix controls and Aircuity air quality monitoring and ventilation control system, steam to hot water hydronic heating system,a water cooled chilled water system and new DDC building management system. Budget$36,000,000 (This project was completed while working for another firm) w"Nv.m-m.nvt • mmiln'm-m.nct rltc1vn,rn(c III .MIRrt , IN PAR l Nt itInrn wi III rt If N I. t t, ACIIII �i l nI tit cO,%l ACity of Bozeman Municipal Courts and Police Facility AM MORRISON AAl MMRLE,1Nc. Electrical Engineer CHAD ZEITNER, P.E., LEED AP M Employe.0—d Comp—y j CREDENTIALS RELEVANT EXPERIENCE EDUCATION PARK COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL ADDITION/RENOVATION, LIVINGSTON, MT. BS Electrical Engineering,2004 Electrical Engineer for renovations of a 100,000 square foot High School.The University of Idaho renovation includes a new service, a lighting control system that is integrated with the HVAC system as well as centrally managed on a secure web browser.The SPECIALIZATION lighting control system will also include advanced day lighting controls and scheduling to further reduce energy consumption, new electrical and voice LEED(Leadership in Energy& evacuation fire alarm systems for the existing portions of the school as well as the Environmental Design)Certification new Gym and classroom areas.This project was designed using Revit MEP.This Energy efficient design I project is currently in the first phase of construction will be complete in the fall of Lighting and Power Distribution 2012. Budget$12,500,000. Energy Code Calculations Lighting Calculations MT TECH HPER BUILDING, BUTTE, MT. Electrical Engineer for the renovations and Lighting Control Systems expansion of the athletic facility(HPER building)at MT Tech. The expansion included a 13,000 ft2 addition with a weight room and cardio area. The project REGISTRATION included remodeling the locker rooms in addition to a lighting upgrade for energy Professional Engineer: savings and a completely new fire alarm system that interfaces with the campus Montana No. 18781 wide fire alarm. The Campus'primary power was also rerouted and coordinated with the new expansion. LEED®(Leadership in Energy and UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA LAW SCHOOLILIBRARY ADDITION/ Environmental Design)Accredited RENOVATION -MISSOULA, MT.This project consists of phased remodeling Professional;2008 of a portion of the existing 61,100 s.f.building in conjunction with the construction of a new 41,400 s.f. 3-story addition. Extensive evaluation of the existing building PROFESSIONAL was conducted to coordinate the most efficient remodel design. Project scope SUMMARY included Design of new electrical service, lighting design,and fire detection systems.Telecommunication design replaced existing system in the remodeled Mr. Zeitner has 7 years experience in area, as well as, multiple communication rooms in the addition of the building.The working with a team to exceed clients' total construction cost is$12.1 million. expectations on a number of different METCALF AND JUSTICE CENTER, HELENA, MT. Design Engineer fora types of projects. The projects he's lighting retrofit of the justice and Metcalf buildings in Helena MT. The involved with are consistently on time redesign included replacing T12 fixtures with energy efficient T5 fixtures and under budget and automatic controls in the form of occupancy sensors. The design saves an approximated 487,800kWh a year. MMI worked closely with NCAT to Mr. Zeitneris experienced in lighting, determine energy savings and rebates. power distribution, fire detection and alarm, communications, and controls COMFORT SUITES HOTEL, HELENA, MT. Design Engineer for power, lighting, systems for numerous public and and low voltage systems of the 52,000ft2 hotel. The design included private facilities. photometric calculations of the pool to determine proper illumination was achieved. The lighting conformed to the International Energy Conservation Code (IECC), and incorporated lighting controls that where integrated with PROFESSIONAL HISTORY the HVAC system to achieve maximum energy savings. 2004-Present, Morrison-Maierle, Inc. KALISPELL FIRE STATION#62, KALISPELL, MT. Design engineer for electrical Engineer Intern systems on a 13,200 square foot fire station and training center. Systems included 2003-PPLMontana high bay fluorescent lighting, code blue system, pager activated appliance control Engineering Intern(Summer) system, and exterior standby generator with weatherproof enclosure.Total Construction Cost: $2,670,000. MORRISON MAIERLE, INC.OFFICE BUILDING—LEED CERTIFIED, BOZEMAN, MT. Design Engineer for Power, Lighting, and Low voltage systems including Tel/Data cabling design,and construction inspection. Lighting systems designed to achieve LEED credits for:Sustainable Site Credit 8, Light Pollution Reduction, Environmental Quality Credit 6.1, Controllability of Lighting Systems,and an Innovation in Design Credit for design of exterior induction lamp luminaires. Power System: 1200A,480Y/277V, 3P,4W,service with TVSS,transformed to 208Y/120V,3P,4W. Lighting is 277V,with interior recessed direct/indirect luminaires in corridors, and linear fluorescent pendant luminaires in perimeter offices.LV systems include manual fire alarm system,and tel/data communications infrastructure, CAT6 cabling and terminations.Total square foot: 43,500. mmi(Mm-ni.net VRI)VI INN, KI I( IWI s IN P',K i nil iaani• wi rn c l It n r> I() %C1111 Vt 1111 us 4. Scope of Project Below is a task list outlining key milestones in the project Project Initiation/ Data Gathering Kick off meeting/ interviews Validate current Master Plan/Space requirements Site and Facilities adjacencies workshop Develop concept plans/site relationships Confirm site location/size with County Confirm Lease/Purchase price for property Participate in hiring CM/GC Develop Conceptual Cost Estimates with CM/GC Begin Schematic Design of project with set budget Detailed Design meetings with Staff and Building Group Assist CM/GC in preparation of SD level Cost Estimates Present SD Work to City and Commission for approval Begin Design Development of project with set budget Detailed Design meetings with Staff and Building Group Assist CM/GC in preparation of DD level Cost Estimates Present DD Work to City and Commission for approval Begin Work on Construction Documents through 85% complete Assist with Bond Election Strategy and Presentations Develop Models and renderings for Bond Election Strategy 30% Construction Document Review and Approval 60% Construction Document Review and Approval 85% Construction Document Review and Approval CM/GC to develop Guaranteed Maximum Cost Assist in Bond Election Strategy Celebrate successful bond election Complete remaining 15% Construction Documents Begin construction City COLLABORATION WITH CLARITY County Design Team MGC", �(I;Gta�• lwwa:c, 1,�. Architects and Planners S A N D H O L M Arizona Illinois Virginia ARCHIT€CTS 5. Cost Our team will work with the City to develop a specific task list that is within the budget for the project Workload Our current workload is ideal for this project and both Jeff Sandholm and Bob Mechels are committed to giving this project the great majority of our time over the next 18 months. a 0 MzCftin.cf., w4."ct f". Architects and Planners S A N D H O L M Arizona Illinois Virginia ARCHITECTS 6. Proposed Schedule This schedule will be refined based on the needs and goals of the City ID �$ Teskrime _ —-- --� Nn b R!5:SeD I Otl :NW 0!t Jm Feb M/r Rl S !k! Nv/`D t�_JlnFe_M.pr — 3 Project Initiation I Data Gathering 2sdrys M0012112 FfiW2I WMW Kick oil meeting!interviews 1 wk Man 7012 WWII! ! s Validate current Master Plan/Space requirements 2wks Mon79n2 F0012! re 7 Site and Facilities adjacencies workshop 2wrs MonMY12 Fn&31121 8 f ~° Develop concept plans/site relationships 35dws Mon LV12 Fd smn21 ° Confirm site location/size with County 2As MWW12 Fnen7112i 4 It Confirm Lease I Purchase price for property 1 wk Mm&t&12 Fn3241121 12 Participate in hiring CM/GC 2 Wks Man827112 Fn&7n2! 13 Develop Conceptual Cost Estimates with CM!GC 2 wks Mon W*12 Fn 9,21112 �•u I is Begin schematic Design of project with set budget ,sdep Mollemn2 F111=21 1s Detailed Design meetings with Staff and Building Group 3wks Mon&2u12 Fni&t2r121 I7 Assist CM I GC in preparation of SD level Cost Estimates 3 wks Mon 10115i12 Fn Iu2112 1s Present SD Work to Cityan Commission for approval pprDVdl J wks Man 11t5112 fn 11012 f 19 I 20 Begin Design Development of project with set budget 46dm Mon 11=2 Fd 1=3 i 21 Detailed Design meetings with Staff and Building Group 3vm Man i1rt&12 Fn imm2 �22 Assist CM/GC in preparation of DD level Cost Estimates 3wks Man12n702 Fn 1103! ' Present DO Work to City and Commission for approval 3wks MonIM13 Fn,nsn3; _2� 2Wks M0111W13 Fn21&13: t 25 Begin Work on Construction Documents through 85%complete 00deys Ma12n1n3 Fd&W13! i 2e Assist with Bond Election Strategy and Presentations 2wks Mon2111113 Fn2WAII 27 Develop Models and renderings for Bond Election Strategy 2 wks Mon20013 Fn31&13 f 2s 30%Construction DDcument Review and Approval 6wks MMY11113 ROM': se 60%Construction Document Review and Approval 6wK Mon422113 Fnsn1/13 30 85%Construction Document Review and Approval 3 ms Mon 6013 F07n&13 31 CM/GC to develop Guaranteed Maximum Cost 2 wks Mon h29113 Fn313n3 i f 32 _3 Assist in Bond Election Strategy 10wks Mon8i12n3 Fa10/1&13i 35 3 Celebrate successful bond election 2wks Mon iv03 Fn1v16113! 36 Complete remaining 15%Construction Documents 150s Mon 1mem Fn2R&1,' 17 _Beg Construction 6wks WON Fn2R&14 f ._.... m --- —-- ----- — �the q _ W4,61 V, Architects and Planners S A N D H O L M Arizona Illinois Virginia ARCHITECTS 7. Appendix Gallatin County Detention Center 7V PROJECT DESCRIPTION • 86,500 square feet • $28.8M • 160 Beds, expandable to 200 beds • Construction completed in 2011 Mw- 'ooao1 91 D o c o 0 0 0u,00 o c o 0 --- M� ., Architects and Planners S A N D H O L M Arizona Illinois Virginia ARCHITECTS PROJECT LIST Police • Public Safety • City Halls • Courts • Firearms Facilities • 911 Centers Alabama • Police Facility Space Needs Assessment Gulf Shores,Alabama Alaska • Police Headquarters Renovation-Police Operations Support Facility, Warm Storage,Vehicle Maintenance Facilities Campus Master Plan,Space Needs Assessment,Phasing Plan Police Headquarters,Branch Courts,Training Facility Anchorage,Alaska Aurora,Illinois • Police Headquarters,ID Laboratory,911 Center-1985 Space Needs Assessment,Consulting Design Services ��.__ .1►;_ Anchorage,Alaska • Police Operations Support Facility,Property/Evidence Management Facility Design Anchorage,Alaska • Police Headquarters Renovation&Expansion Facility Planning&Design _ Anchorage,Alaska • Police Headquarters, ID Laboratory Southeast Alaska Regional EOC Space Needs Assessment Juneau,Alaska Chiefs Conference Room • Police Headquarters,911 Center Police Headquarters,ID Lab,911 Center,EOC Consulting Design Services Franklin,Tennessee Juneau,Alaska • Fire Fighting Headquarters State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources—South Zone Space Needs Assessment,Consulting Design Services Palmer,Alaska • Police Facility,911 Center L Space Needs Assessment,Consulting Design Services T Wasilla,Alaska t t r Arizona • Police Headquarters,Municipal Courts,Fire Administration,911 Police d+r �. &Fire Communications Complex Space Needs Assessment,Feasibility Planning Public Safety Facility: Gilbert,Arizona Police Headquarters,Fire Headquarters,Fire Station, • Police Headquarters,Municipal Courts,Fire Administration,911 Police Municipal Court,EOC &Fire Communications Complex Department of Public Safety—Southlake,Texas Design Services(`Completed by MWL staff while with another firm) Gilbert,Arizona 42 Kt' W:Ew 1 11 Architects and Planners S A N D H O L M Arizona Illinois Virqinia ARCHITECTS PROJECT LIST • Public Safety Complex—Police&Fire Long Range Strategic Facilities Plan,Site Assessment,Feasibility Study, Space Needs Assessment Glendale,Arizona ([ • Public Safety Facilities—Police&Fire Master Plan,Space Needs Assessment Goodyear,Arizona • US Marshals'Service Sandra Day O'Conner Building US Marshal G.S.A Firing Range Consultant Phoenix,Arizona EOC • Police Headquarters,Municipal Courts Sheriffs Operations Center,EOC,911 Center Space Needs Assessment,Consulting Design Services Citrus County,Florida Sahuarita,Arizona * Police Headquarters,Municipal Courts,911 Center Space Needs Assessment,Master Plan,Consulting Design Services San Luis,Arizona • Northeast(DC Ranch)Police Substation Space Needs Assessment,Planning/Consulting Design Services Scottsdale,Arizona • Police Department,District Two Expansion Space Needs Assessment,Planning/Consulting Design Services Scottsdale,Arizona • Police Facilities Long Range Strategic Facilities Plan,Site Assessments Public Safety Training Center Scottsdale,Arizona Victor Valley Community College—Victorville,California Police Facility Space Needs Assessment,Planning/Consulting Design Services Scottsdale,Arizona " ~ • Police Headquarters,ID Laboratory,911 Center \ R Space Needs Assessment,Consulting Design Services Sierra Vista,Arizona ♦ • Sheriffs Regional Service Center-Cochise County Consulting Design Services Sierra Vista,Arizona - �• • Police Substation(Rincon Station) —� Space Needs Assessment,Consulting Design Services Tucson,Arizona • University of Arizona Campus Police Station Planning/Consulting Design Services Media/Community Room Tucson,Arizona Police Headquarters,Command Center,Fusion Center Dallas,Texas a H6C&4t4., W;G, 11,'�C L�w i;�, Imo. 10 Architects and Planners S A N D H O L M Arizona Illinois Virqinia A R C H t T E C TS PROJECT LIST • Temporary Holding Facility Cochise County Consulting Design Services Wilcox,Arizona • Police Headquarters,Fire Administration,Municipal Courts,EOC,911 ° Center Master Plan,Space Needs Assessments,Concept Design,Design Architect ® Yuma,Arizona . .. L *— • Police Headquarters,Municipal Courts s Facility Design ` Yuma,Arizona Village Hall • Fire Station Montgomery,Illinois Space Needs Assessment,Concept Design Yuma,Arizona California 1_. `- • Sheriffs Facility — - Space Needs Assessment,Technical Consultant Cerritos, California • Police Headquarters,911 Center,EOC Space Needs Assessment,Schematic Design,Full Technical Design Chula Vista. California • Police Facility Space Needs Assessment,Site Feasibility,Adaptive Reuse Claremont, California Dispatch Public Safety Center • Police/Fire Headquarters,ID Laboratory El Cajon,California Space Needs Assessment,Concept Design Clovis,California • Police Headquarters,ID Laboratory Consulting Design Services(Peer)Review Coronado,California • Fire Arms Proficiency Range Design Oversight Culver City,California • Grossmont-Cuyamaca College Police Dispatch/911 Communications Space Needs Assessment . El Cajon,California • Police Headquarters,911 Center,EOC Space Needs Assessment,Consulting Design Services El Cajon,California Police Headquarters,Forensic Lab,911 Center,EOC Fusion Center • Firearms Proficiency RangeProgramming,Consulting Design Services Erie County,New York Fontana,California K.&mt,r., W;G,�.4 L�av�;�, Imo. Architects and Planners S A N D H O L M Arizona Illinois Virqinia ARCHITECTS PROJECT LIST `'� - • Police Headquarters,Custody Facility,ID Laboratory,911 Center \ Space Needs Assessment,Concept Design,Technical Design Glendale,California �s. • Regional Police Type 1 Custody Facility Space Needs Assessment,Site Analysis Glendale&Burbank, California !�" • Police Headquarters,ID Laboratory Space Needs Assessment Hawthorne, California • Police Headquarters,ID Laboratory,911 Center,Town Hall Space Needs Assessment,Design Architect Firearms Proficiency Range Hillsborough, California Denver,Colorado • Police Headquarters Space Needs Assessment,Consulting Design Services .� Indio,Califomia • Police Department Technical Consultant Irvine, California • Sheriff's Substation—Riverside County Space Needs Assessment Validation,Consulting Design Services 17, -T Jurupa Valley,California I�-'~' • Campus Police Headquarters,EOC,911 Center Space Needs Assessment,Consulting Design Services La Jolla, California-University of California San Diego Police Headquarters,911 Center,EOC,City Hall • Western Regional Public Safety Training Center Cicero,Illinois Site Master Plan,Space Needs Assessment, Facilities Program,Conceptual Design Lancaster, California—Los Angeles County •Biscailuz Center Pistol Range-Los Angeles Sheriff Preliminary Space Needs Assessment,Concept Design Los Angeles, California •Police Academy Training Center,Firearms Proficiency Range Consulting Design Services Consultant Los Angeles,California ':. ' • Police Department ForensiclTechnical Lab Renovation/Expansion r--; Space Needs Assessment,Site Study r 11'I Los Angeles,California i • Police Facility,Firearms Proficiency Range Programming,Preliminary Design Los Angeles,California—Los Angeles World Airport Property&Evidence Park 90/5 Facility • Police Headquarters Seattle,Washington Consulting Design Services Morgan Hill, California 91 Architects and Planners S A N D H O L M Arizona Illinois Virqinia ARCHITECTS PROJECT LIST - • Police Headquarters,911 Center Space Needs Assessment,Schematic Design Munleta, California rr � • Police Headquarters Expansion a� Space Needs Assessment,Schematic Design Murrieta,California • Police Headquarters,ID Laboratory,911 Center Space Needs Assessment,Consulting Design Services National City,California • Joint Domain Awareness Center Programming,Consulting Design Services Police&Fire Headquarters,911 Center,EOC Oakland,California McKinney,Texas • Police Headquarters,911 Center Needs Validation,Schematic Design,Technical Consultant Ontario,California • Cove Communities Police Department,911 Center Space Needs Assessment,Conceptual Planning Palm Desert,Rancho Mirage,&Indian Wells,California 9 • Police Firearms Proficiency Center Master Plan,Space Needs Assessment,Consulting Design Services Pleasanton, California • Police Department Records Renovation Conceptual Planning,Technical Advisor Pomona,California Court Room • Police Headquarters,911 Center Police Headquarters,Branch Courts,Training Facility Space Needs Assessment,Schematic Design Aurora,Illinois Pomona, California • Sheriffs Law Enforcement Facility Program Validation,Consulting Design Services Rancho Cucamonga,California—San Bernadino County • Police Facility Technical Consulting a Redondo Beach,California • Campus Police Headquarters,EOC,911 Center Space Needs Assessment,Consulting Design Services Riverside,California-University of California Forensic Science Laboratory • Police&Fire EMS Headquarters,EOC Federal Bureau of Investigation—Quantico,Virginia Space Needs Assessment Riverside,California • EOC Complex Space Needs Assessment,Consulting Design Services Riverside,California MCC", M4 .'t L'W'ai, f4�e. Architects and Planners S A N D H O L M Arizona Illinois Virqinia ARCHITECTS PROJECT LIST f ' - T �� • Sheriffs Law Enforcement Facilities i - Wig (Stations,Substations,Support Facilities) Long Range Master Plan r - --- San Diego County, California • Police Headquarters,District Police Station,District Fire Station Master Plan,Needs Validation,Consulting Design Services C San Francisco, California t • Police/Fire/EMS Headquarters,ID Laboratory,911 Center Presidio to Park Conversion Space Needs Assessment,Consulting Design Services San Francisco, California-The United States Park Police Fire Training Class • Port of LA Police Headquarters,EOC,Port Command Center Public Safety Training Center q Luzerne Community College—Nanticoke,Pennsylvania Space Needs Assessment,Consulting Design Services San Pedro, California • Orange County Sheriffs Headquarters t Remodel/Consulting Design Services Santa Ana, California r • Police Headquarters '` Space Needs Assessment,Program Validation Study(Peer Review) Santa Clara, California i 1 • Police Headquarters,Fire Administration,911 Center,EOC r ' Needs Validation,Consulting Design Services Santa Monica, California • Police Headquarters,ID Laboratory,EOC Space Needs Assessment Simi Valley,California Police Headquarters Honolulu,Hawaii • Sheriffs Headquarter,ID Laboratory Space Needs Assessment Review,Consulting Design Services Review _ Sonoma County, California • South Bay Regional Communications Center,EOC Space Needs Assessment,Consulting Design Services El Segundo, Gardena,Hawthorne,&Manhattan Beach,California -- • Police Department Technical Advisor Torrance, California • Police Headquarters,Traffic Bureau—LAPD Space Needs Validation,Planning,Consulting Design Services Van Nuys,California Fitness Room Public Safety Center El Cajon,California Architects and Planners S A N D H O L M Arizona Illinois Virginia ARCHITECTS PROJECT LIST • Public Safety Training Center Victor Valley Community College Space Needs Assessment,Consulting Design Services ' t ` Victorville, California r. • Campus Police Department Space Needs Assessment,Consulting Design Services Westwood,California-University of California • Police Facility,Main Public Library — — Space Needs Assessment,Design Program Whittier,California Colorado *r • Police Headquarters Police Headquarters,Municipal Courts,EOC,911 Center Consulting Design Services Yuma,Arizona Breckenridge,Colorado • Police Facility,Municipal Courts i Space Needs Assessment,Consulting Design Services Canon City, Colorado • Tactical Firearms Proficiency Range,Traffic Operations Center Space Needs Assessment,Consulting Design Services Denver,Colorado • Police Headquarters Space Needs Assessment,Site Feasibility,Concept Design Greeley,Colorado • Police Headquarters,911 Center,ID Lab Space Needs Assessment,Site Feasibility,Consulting Design Services Fitness Room Owners Advisor Public Safety Training Center Littleton, Colorado Howard County,Maryland • Police Headquarters,911 Center ., Space Needs Assessment Validation,Consulting Design Services Loveland,Colorado • Police Headquarters,911 Center,ID Lab Space Needs Assessment,Site Feasibility,Concept Design ` Parker, Colorado T 0® � Delaware W»�� • Police Headquarters Consulting Design Services New Castle County,Delaware Police Headquarters Fairfax,Virginia Architects and Planners S A N D H O L M Arizona Illinois Virginia ARCHITECTS PROJECT LIST District of Columbia • Property Evidence Facility Space Needs Assessment,Site Feasibility,Owner's Technical Advisor- -- Planning and Design Washington,DC • Fusion Center Concept Design Washington,DC • Police Headquarters Master Plan Washington,DC Classroom Training Police Headquarters,911 Center • District 1 Police Station Garland,Texas Space Needs Validation,Design&Technical Consultant Washington,DC Florida • Police Headquarters,City Hall,EOC,911 Center . _ Space Needs Assessment,Technical Consultant Aventura,Florida • Police Headquarters,911 Center,EOC Space Needs Assessment Review,Technical Consultant Clearwater,Florida • Police/Fire Training Center j Space Needs Assessment,Consulting Design Services + Escambia County,Florida I • Sheriffs Substation,Evidence Warehouse,ID Lab Police/EMS Headquarters Space Needs Assessment Review,Technical Consultant O'Fallon,Illinois Hillsborough County,Florida •Sheriffs Operations Center,EOC,911 Center Space Needs Assessment,Planning&Consulting Design Services Lecanto,Florida-Citrus County • Police Department Headquarters 3M f 14 41 Re-evaluation Test Fit Space Study i Miramar,Florida r • Police Headquarters,911 Center Space Needs Assessment Review,Technical Consultant Miramar,Florida • Police/Fire Headquarters Space Needs Assessment Validation Study,Consulting Design Services North Palm Beach,Florida Chief of Police Office Police Headquarters,Command Center,ID Lab • Police Headquarters,911 Center,ID Lab Dallas,Texas Space Needs Assessment,Consulting Design Services Northport,Florida HcC", W;" '14 "4w 4, fr•c. 13 Architects and Planners S A N D H O L M Arizona Illinois Virqinia ARCHITECTS PROJECT LIST • Police Headquarters Space Needs Assessment Tarpon Springs,Florida • Police Headquarters,911 Center l d moel&Relocation Planning ''POLI Re CE PGA g - Titusville,Florida Hawaii 0 Police Headquarters,Forensic Science Laboratory,EOC- Island-wide Communications Center Space Needs Assessment,Consulting Design Services Police Headquarters Honolulu,Hawaii Chula Vista,California • Combined Transportation Monitoring&ECC Needs Assessment Validation,Programming,Master Plan Update, Schematic Design _ Honolulu,Hawaii _ — - - -- —— — - • Police Department Indoor Tactical&Firearms Proficiency Training Facility Technical Advisor,Concept Design Honolulu,Hawaii t • Parks&Recreation Department Outdoor Firearms Proficiency Training Complex Ranges Technical Advisor Honolulu,Hawaii Idaho 911 Center 0 Police Headquarters,911 Center Police&Fire Headquarters,City Hall,EOC Consulting Design Services Review Bellevue,Washington Caldwell,Idaho • Police Headquarters Space Needs Assessment,Consulting Design Services Coeur d'Alene,Idaho • Police Headquarters,911 Center Space Needs Assessment Post Falls,Idaho Illinois _ • Police Department,ID Lab Police&Fire Headquarters Space Needs Assessment,Site Feasibility Study,Budget Development Northport,Florida Arlington Heights,Illinois 10 Architects and Planners S A N D H O L M Arizona Illinois Virqinia ARCHITECTS PROJECT LIST • Police Headquarters,Branch Courts,911 Center,EOC,Firearms Proficiency Range,ID Lab r Space Needs Assessment,Site Evaluation,Design Architect Aurora,Illinois • Public Safety Center Preliminary Programming,Planning,&Design Belvidere/Boone County,Illinois •Police Headquarters,City Hall,911 Center,EOC Consulting Design Services Cicero,Illinois Detention Campus Police Facility Police Headquarters Needs Assessment,Planning Study Frisco,Texas Evanston,Illinois—Northwestern University • Police Facility Programming/Consulting Design Services Glen Carbon,Illinois • Police Headquarters,911 Center Space Needs Assessment Hickory Hills,Illinois Police Headquarters,911 Center Space Needs Assessment,Site Master Plan,Consulting Design Services Owners Advisor • ,. Montgomery,Illinois • Village Hall Space Needs Assessment,Site Feasibility Analysis,Consulting Design Services Montgomery,Illinois Police Substation,Forensic Center Austin,Texas • Police Headquarters,Firearms Proficiency Range,ID Lab Space Needs Assessment North Aurora,Illinois s .W • Police/EMS Headquarters I Site Selection Analysis,Space Needs Assessment,Consulting Design _4 Services O'Fallon,Illinois • Expert Witness Property evaluation for Eminent Domain lawsuit Orland Park,Illinois • Police Station Space Needs Assessment,Site Feasibility Study,Budget Development Oswego,Illinois Motor Court Entry Police Headquarters,911 Communications Center Ontario,California Architects and Planners S A N D H O L M Arizona Illinois Virqinia ARCHITECTS PROJECT LIST • Police Station Needs Assessment,Concept Design,Site Evaluation Rock Island,Illinois • Police Headquarters Consulting Design Services Sugar Grove,Illinois } Louisiana • Public Safety Center,911 Center Consulting Design Services (Peer Review) Alexandria,Louisiana • Public Safety Center Consulting Design Services (Peer Review) Public Safety Facility—Police,Courts,Fire Shreveport,Louisiana Edmonds,Washington Maryland hI*/' •911 Center,EOC,Hazmat Response&Radio Repair Facility ./�` Space Needs Assessment,Planning,Consulting Design Services Harford County-Forest Hills,Maryland _ • Public Safety Complex-Police&Fire Headquarters,Sheriff, Corrections,Homeland Security,State Police,911 Dispatch,EOC, Training Center Campus Space Needs Assessment,Master Plan,Conceptual Site Plan Study Prince George's County-Forestville,Maryland • Public Safety Training Center—Tactical/Simulation Village,EVOC Skills Training,Gas Exposure Training,Urban Street Management Master Plan,Space Needs Assessment,Consulting Design Services Police Headquarters,Branch Courts,Training Facility Howard County-Marnottsville,Maryland Aurora,Illinois • Public Safety Complex—Police Headquarters,Patrol Station,Fire Headquarters,Homeland Security Space Needs Assessment,Planning,Consulting Design Services Montgomery County-Rockville,Maryland Massachusetts •Public Safety Facility Needs Assessment,Concept Design Boston,Massachusetts, University of Massachusetts Missouri " • Police Training Center,Firearms Proficiency Range Police Headquarters,Command Center,Fusion Center Needs Assessment,Preliminary Design,Construction Documents Dallas,Texas Lee's Summit,Missouri • Central Sheriffs Facility,ID Lab Space Needs Assessment,Programming&Consulting Design Services O'Fallon,Missouri-St.Charles County 43 Architects and Planners S A N D H O L M Arizona Illinois Virqinia ARCHITECTS PROJECT LIST I Nevada • Police Station Space Needs Assessment,Concept Design Mesquite,Nevada • Police Command Station(Southern Area) Space Needs Assessment,Consulting Design Services North Las Vegas,Nevada New Jersey • Police Department Facility Site Selection Evaluation Community Meeting Room Police Headquarters Carlstadt,New Jersey Breckenridge,Colorado • Police and Courts Facility Borough of East Rutherford Technical Advisor East Rutherford,New Jersey New Mexico • Joint Transportation Management Center Needs Assessment,Preliminary Program,Site Analysis,Conceptual ► Design Albuquerque,New Mexico �l j (Al'IL• • Regional Investigative Center Space Needs Assessment Farmington,New Mexico;San Juan County,New Mexico • Police Headquarters,ID Laboratory Fire Station Bay Doors Space Needs Assessment,Consulting Design Services Fire Headquarters,EOC Mission,Texas Las Cruces,New Mexico • Regional Public Safety Training Center Feasibility Study,Master Plan Las Cruces,New Mexico -- - • Police/Fire/EMS Headquarters,911 Communication Center Space Needs Assessment,Consulting Design Services Rio Rancho,New Mexico New York • Police Headquarters,Full Service Forensic Laboratory, 911 Center,EOC Fusion Center Space Needs Assessment,Consulting Design Services,Construction Administration Receptionist Area,Executive Office Erie County-Buffalo,New York Police Headquarters,ID Lab,911 Center,EOC Franklin,Tennessee •Police Training Academy Peer Review New York,New York Architects and Planners S A N D H O L M Arizona Illinois Virqinia ARCHITECTS PROJECT LIST Pennsylvania • Public Safety Training Center Campus Space Needs Assessment,Master Plan Luzerne Community College-Nanticoke,Pennsylvania a • Police Headquarters,Municipal Courts Master Plan,Space Needs Assessment,Concept Design Marple Township,Pennsylvania South Carolina • Police Headquarters,ID Lab,911 Center,EOC Site Analysis,Technical Design Consulting Services Firearms Proficiency Range Bluffton,South Carolina Public Safety Training Center Victor Valley Community College-Victorville,Califomia Tennessee • Police Headquarters,ID Lab,911 Center,EOC i Space Needs Assessment,Technical Design Consulting Services Franklin, Tennessee ti • City Hall .ri Space Needs Assessment Franklin, Tennessee NOON - Texas ' • North Substation Design Review - — Austin, Texas Campus Police Station • SCICE&South Substations,Forensics Center North Carolina State University-Raleigh Needs Assessment through Design Consulting Services Austin, Texas • Police Headquarters,Command Center,Fusion Center,ID Laboratory Space Needs Assessment,Relocation Feasibility Study, Programming,Consulting Design Services Dallas, Texas • Police Headquarters Space Needs Assessment,Relocation Study } Flower Mound, Texas • Police Administration Headquarters Master Plan,Space Needs Assessment,Site Feasibility Fort Worth, Texas Sally Port • Police Public Safety Training Campus Police Headquarters,911 Communications Master Plan,Space Needs Assessment,Site Feasibility Frisco,Texas Fort Worth, Texas Architects and Planners S A N D H O L M Arizona Illinois Virqinia ARCHITECTS PROJECT LIST • Tarrant County College District Central Campus—Emergency Communications,EOC,Security Monitoring Facility Space Needs Assessment,Consulting Design Services Fort Worth, Texas • Police Headquarters,911 Center Needs Assessment,Programming,Design Architect Frisco, Texas � _ • Police Headquarters,911 Center,EOC,Detention Facility A i., Space Needs Assessment,Design Architect Garland,Texas • Firearms Proficiency Range Space Needs Assessment,Consulting Design Services Grand Prairie, Texas Police Headquarters,911 Communications Center Ontario,California •Public Safety Center,Town Hall Space Needs Validation,Programming,Consulting Design Services Highland Park, Texas • Tarrant County College District Police Command Center - Space Needs Assessment,Feasibility Study,Planning&Programming Report Hurst, Texas • Police/Fire Headquarters,911 Center,EOC Space Needs Assessment,Programming,Design Architect t McKinney, Texas • Police Headquarters,Municipal Courts,911 Center Needs Validation,Consulting Design Services Mission,Texas Board of Trustees Room • Fire Headquarters,EOC(Renovation and Addition) Village Hall Space Needs Assessment,Consulting Design Services Montgomery,Illinois Mission, Texas • Public Safety Facility—Police Headquarters,Fire Headquarters, Fire Station,Municipal Court,EOC Space Needs Assessment,Consulting Design Services Southlake, Texas II • Police Headquarters,Fire Department,911 Center Space Needs Assessment Stafford, Texas 3• :a a. t.� � •� � ': • Police Headquarters Space Needs Assessment,Site Selection Study r.(: ..� Waco, Texas • Police/Fire Training Academy Space Needs Assessment,Site/Budget Validation Wichita Falls,Texas Police Headquarters Greeley,Colorado Mee", k4 ft (.cw�:c, f,,, 10 Architects and Planners S A N D H O L M Arizona Illinois Virqinia ARCHITECTS PROJECT LIST Utah • Police Station,City Hall Space Needs Assessment,Site Feasibility Study,Budget Development I M Hurricane,Utah iPATA M • Police Department Space Needs Assessment,Site Feasibility Study,Budget Development Layton City,Utah � � r • Police Department j Space Needs Assessment,Site Feasibility Study,Budget Development, Design(Peer Review) \ Park City,Utah Evidence Bag&Tag • Police Department Police Headquarters,ID Lab,911 Center,EOC Resource Study Franklin,Tennessee Provo,Utah • Public Safety Headquarters- EOC,Police HQ,Fire HQ,911 Center, Information Center,Fusion Center Space Needs Assessment,Programming,Consulting,Design Services, Construction Documents,Construction Administration Salt Lake City, Utah F Virginia • Firearms Proficiency Range,Public Safety Complex f Technical Consultant Chesterfield County, Virginia • Police HQ,Fire HQ,911 Center,EOC Police Department,Municipal Courts,Communications Center Master Plan,Site Feasibility,Budget Development Bothell,Washington Chesterfield County,Virginia • Police Facility Space Needs Assessment Culpepper, Virginia wt • Police Headquarters I Needs Validation,Site Feasibility,Consulting Design Services Fairfax City, Virginia • Public Safety&Transportation Operations Center t Space Needs Assessment Fairfax County, Virginia • Emergency Operations Center Booking/Holding Schematic Design,Design Development,Construction Documents, Police Headquarters,Branch Courts,Training Facility Construction Administration Aurora,Illinois Hampton,Virginia • Public Safety Training Academy,Regional 911 Center Space Needs Assessment,Consulting Design Services Henrico County, Virginia McC"' W:Gwti. L.cwn;c, Is.c, Architects and Planners S A N D H O L M Arizona Illinois Virqinia ARCHITECTS PROJECT LIST • Police Headquarters,911 Center _ Space Needs Assessment,Technical(Peer Review) Hemdon, Virginia 1 • Police&Fire Department Headquarters Space Needs Assessment Validation,Consulting Design Services j1 James City County, Virginia 1 t 1 • District Police Station 111j� Space Needs Assessment,Consulting Design Services 1 j 1 t McClean, Virginia—Fairfax County t • Police Headquarters,911 Center,ID Lab Space Needs Assessment,Consulting Design Services Leesburg, Virginia • South Police Substation(Gar-Field SW),Magistrate's Office Police Headquarters,Justice Facility Consulting Design Services Seattle,Washington Prince William County, Virginia * West Police Substation(Manassas),Fusion Center Space Needs Study,Consulting Design Services Prince William County, Virginia • State Police Headquarters Expansion&Renovation,Statewide EOC i Space Needs Assessment,Consulting Design Services Richmond, Virginia • Police Substation Space Needs Assessment Validation,Plan ningiConsulting Design Services Richmond, Virginia • Police Headquarters,ID Lab Space Needs Assessment,Consulting Design Services Community Meeting Room Roanoke,Virginia Police Headquarters,911 Center Garland,Texas • Municipal Center,911 Call Center Master Plan,Bridging Documents Suffolk, Virginia • Public Safety Buildings(North&South Precincts) Space Needs Assessment,Site Selection,Consulting Design Services Suffolk, Virginia • Police Administration Headquarters Space Needs Assessment,Site Analysis,Consulting Design Services Suffolk, Virginia Sally Part Public Safety Center El Cajon,California Architects and Planners S A N D H O L M Arizona Illinois Virqinia ARCHITECTS PROJECT LIST Washington • Police Facility,911 Center,Municipal Courts Space Needs Assessment,Consulting Design Services }_ Anacortes, Washington J� City Hall Expansion,Police Facility,ID Lab Space Needs Assessment,Site Feasibility,Consulting Design Services Arlington, Washington • Police Evidence Facility,ID Laboratory I ! Space Needs Assessment,Consulting Design Services Bellevue, Washington • City Hall,Police&Fire Headquarters,EOC,Regional 911 Center, Forensic Science Laboratory Firearms Proficiency Range Space Needs Assessment,Operational Plan,Site Feasibility,Consulting Police Department,Municipal Courts,Communications Center Design Services Bothell,Washington Bellevue, Washington • Police Department,911 Center,EOC Space Needs Assessment,Consulting Design Services,Technical Advisor Bothell, Washington s, • Police Station,Fire Administration Space Needs Assessment Clyde Hill, Washington • Public Safety Facility—Police&Courts Space Needs Assessment,Consulting Design Services Edmonds, Washington • Police Station Space Needs Assessment Police Headquarters Enumclaw, Washington Murrieta,California • Police Headquarters Space Needs Assessment,Consulting Design Services Kent, Washington •Public Safety Center,City Hall t' Technical Advisor,Site Feasibility Study,Budget Development, Consulting Design Services Kirkland, Washington • Police Headquarters,Municipal Courts,ID Lab Site Selection,Consulting Design Services Kirkland, Washington • Police Department,Municipal Courts Space Needs Assessment Lake Forest Park, Washington Latent ID Lab Police Headquarters,Branch Courts,Training Facility Aurora,Illinois qu M�Cfww,,, W;,Gso,.� I�.w�, I,•c. Architects and Planners S A N D H O L M Arizona Illinois Virqinia ARCHITECTS PROJECT LIST --1 • Police Headquarters,Municipal Courts,Municipal Jail Space Needs Assessment,Site Selection,Feasibility Study,Programming Lynnwood, Washington -,� • Police Station,City Hall Design Build Peer Review Olympia, Washington • Police&Fire Station Space Needs Assessment Port Townsend, Washington • Police Facility Space Needs Assessment,Site Analysis,Consulting Design Services - Prosser, Washington Court Room • Campus Police Station—University of Washington Public Safety Facility—Police,Courts,Fire Site Selection,Needs Assessment,Cost Estimate,Programming Edmonds,Washington Seattle, Washington • Police Headquarters,ID Laboratory,Courts Space Needs Assessment,Technical Advisor Seattle,Washington ,. • Police Support Facility— Property&Evidence,ID Lab,Traffic Ops,SWAT Space Needs Assessment,Consulting Design Services Seattle, Washington • North Precinct Police Station Space Needs Assessment,Preliminary Design Seattle, Washington • Southwest Precinct Police Station Police&Fire Headquarters,EOC,Regional Center, Space Needs Assessment,Concept Design City Hail,Forensic Science Laboratory Seattle, Washington Bellevue,Washington • Police West Precinct,911 Center Space Needs Assessment Seattle, Washington • Police Precinct Stations(5 stations) Facilities Master Plan,Space Needs Assessments,Budget Development �I Seattle, Washington • Police Headquarters,Precinct Stations Space Needs Assessment,Master Plan,Concept Design,Site Selection, Technical Design Tacoma, Washington • Police Headquarters,EOC Space Needs Assessment,Site Study,Conceptual Design Walla Walla, Washington Lobby Police Headquarters Richmond,Virginia Architects and Planners S A N D H O L M Arizona Illinois Virqinia ARCHITECTS PROJECT LIST I _ + ? • Sheriffs Facility Space Needs Assessment,Site Feasibility Study,Budget Development U ' Whatcom County,City of Bellingham r— • Police Central Substation,East Substation,Evidence Facility Space Needs Assessment,Technical Consultant y r Vancouver, Washington u r^ Wisconsin w • Public Safety Training Center Space Needs Assessment,Concept Planning and Technical Advisor ':•d- ' Fox Valley Technical College-Appleton, Wisconsin Detention Control • Campus Police Facility Police Headquarters Chula Vista,California Space Needs Assessment,Design and Technical Advisor University of Wisconsin-Lacrosse, Wisconsin Wyoming X • City Police Headquarters,County Sheriff Facility,Regional 911 Center Co-Location Study,Space Needs Assessment,Schematic Design r Campbell County—Gillette, Wyoming Canada • Police Evidence Facility,ID Lab Space Needs Assessment,Feasibility Consultant 0. Metro-Toronto,Ontario �rE • Police Proficiency Firearms Range Space Needs Assessment,Technical Consultant Aylmer-Ontario Police College Campus Police Headquarters,911 Center • Police Headquarters University of California—Los Angeles Due Diligence Study,Master Plan Thorold, Ontario—Niagara Regional Police Services • Police Headquarters,Emergency Communications Center i Space Needs Assessment,Project Technical Advisor Windsor,Ontario r . 1 pp Ix i Y- Dispatch San Luis,Arizona Md',", W; 4111• UW4c4, f44_. Architects and Planners S A N D H O L M Arizona Illinois Virginia ARCHITECTS Project Description Montana Department of This Master Planning effort was undertaken with a corrections plan- Corrections Master Planning ningMontana guide the specialist to l Department Corrections through their immediate needs and to assist them in planning for in- creased capacity through the year 2025. The team has worked closely across all divisions of the correc- tional community to address: Needs Assessments Operational improvements '. i Facility conditions • Peer Comparisons Population Projections •Strategic Master Plan Shelby Cro sroatls Pnson-512 °o' �•� Regional Prison•152 - �" s'� •�9 Youth Transition Centers-77 Sidney • °ar.ar v.r Prerelease Center-769 e xus Meth Treahnent-80 Re9iprial Prison-144 P tans" 11ATCh East-42 C nt - t y+>"utr t der F •2Q' _ .-- -Pine Ndls Youth Correc4onal •,i� to t e8lment-40 Faulity 120 o- • 4 r e Moo'MS Women s Prison-194 t.�. Prerelease Center J 222, _ Assess •&S@naon 6enter•-50 } , r 7em-40 Architects and Planners S A N D H O L M Arizona Illinois Virginia ARCHITECTS Bozeman Police Planning -�- Jeff Sandholm worked directly with the City of Bozeman Police Department and City Police Chief Mark Tymrak to analyze alternatives to the County's preferred master plan. Parameters included utilizing the updated Carter,Goble,Lee reports for space requirements,locating a - -w stand alone section of property to be purchase or leased from Gallatin County and developing a minimum property footprint for a facility. I PROJECT DESCRIPTION t 3 4 5 • Police&Municipal Courts r • Utilize updated CGL space reports 80.0 8'• 72'.0'0` 44'•0' _ — — _ for space requirements • 85,000 square feet SHARED o GENERAL' • 3 Levels SPACE I i — — —� • Space projections to year 2045 I I ! I SUPPORT SERVICES? UP" {�FZ� i - RECEP.B — —PUBLIC — t\ -• WAITING^ —LOBBY[317 --// ■ ■il �. - Lf MEN I I PATROL ■ ■ N ■h I � i. P TRAINING I I E —� — I I I Architects and Planners S A N D H O L M Arizona Illinois Virginia ARCHITECTS Experience-Planning Gallatin County Law and Justice Center r ..7—.-jJail i Expansion PROJECT DESCRIPTION We • Shared City / County Law ourtEnforcement and Justice Center • 289,000 square feet • Approx. 950 parking stalls • Space projections to year 2045 • Utilized Carter Goble Lee I` M space requirements Sheriff 5 Acres Juvenile Architects and Planners S A N D H O L M Arizona Illinois Virginia ARCHITECTS HRDC Bus Barn/Bozeman City Shops ,i � r PROJECT DESCRIPTION - • $1.9M VM NRDC • Bid under budget • Mr. James Goehrung — Director of Facilities i i I LOWER YARDS/HRDC 1'=40' iL — 1 I _ � a Bozeman City Shops/HRDC Bus Barn is an approximately 25,500 sf joint project between the City of Bozeman and Human Resource Development Council.This project includes several funding sources, including American Recovery and Reinvest- ment Act funds,spread between two owners. Project cost was estimated at$2.4M including all alternates,and bid for$1.9M including alternates. Construction consists of two pre manufactured steel buildings connected by shared office and break facilities with provisions for a future phase for the City. Rainwater collection for a vehicle wash bay,daylighting and a waste oil boiler heat system were some of the features of the design.The site includes extensive rehabilitation of an abandoned water treatment facility. Construction was completed in 2011. t.� w I� .i, Architects and Planners S A N D H O L M Arizona Illinois Virginia ARCHITECTS Eso � Company Profile 4-AU MM ,An F.,plgy 0.n iCa p uy "To Provide Resources in Partnership with Clients to Achieve Their Goals." This has been the Morrison-Maierle mission in delivering quality services to satisfied clients for over 60 years. We are fully committed to engineering excellence, client satisfaction, valued service, and exceptional delivery. Our clients expect - and receive - appropriate, innovative, quality solutions. As an employee-owned firm, we strive to consistently exceed expectations and deliver the valued services that help our clients achieve their goals. As an engineering services firm serving the western United States since 1945, we have built a solid track record of partnering and trust with clients to accomplish engineering, surveying, environmental and planning objectives in a wide range of service areas. We know and meet the needs of local, state, and federal agencies, tribal governments, private clients, and industry.A regional"Top 500 Design Firm,"Morrison-Maierle's services have reached across the United States and to many foreign countries. With years of hands-on project experience to draw upon, our diverse staff delivers innovative, appropriate, and valued solutions for each project. Our objective is a sound, effective, sustainable solution that balances design with local surroundings. The design knowledge, analysis capabilities, broad experience, and recognized expertise of our committed employee owners distinguish Morrison-Maierle from other service providers. Firm Information Morrison-Maierle, Inc. 2880 Technology Boulevard West PO Box 1113 Bozeman, MT 59771-1113 Phone: (406)587-0721 Fax: (406)992-6703 www.m-m.net Contact: Kurt W. Keith, P.E. r...... ` kkeith@m-m.net Morrison-Maierle offers a complete range of engineering support services for the development and design of municipal, educational, institutional, commercial, industrial and governmental facilities. To best serve our clients and their projects, Morrison-Maierle is organized into market groups that focus on a specific area of the engineering/construction market. Within Morrison-Maierle, the Building Market Group consists of civil, structural, mechanical, and electrical engineers and technicians that focus on municipal and governmental projects such as the new City of Bozeman Fire Station #3 and Gallatin County 911 Dispatch Center. The Building Market Group works with clients to provide solutions to their building and facility related engineering challenges. Our clients are found in both the public and private realm and include school districts, building owners, government agencies, facility managers, architects, developers, and construction professionals. By combining the talents of our civil, structural, mechanical,and electrical engineers in a group that is focused on providing building related services, the client receives the benefit of an experienced and team-oriented staff that can meet all of their engineering needs under one roof.The following is a list of services provided by the Morrison-Maierle's Building Market Group: Civil Engineering Structural Engineering Site Entitlement&Design Building Condition Assessments&Seismic Evaluations Surveying Structural/Historic Renovations/Remodels Traffic Studies Architectural/Exposed Structural System Design and Floodplain Analysis Detailing Environmental Permitting Special Inspections/Testing Sustainable Design, LEED AP Staff Building Information Modeling(Revit) Electrical Engineering Sustainable Design, LEED AP Staff Energy Modeling and Analysis Mechanical Engineering Alternative Energy Sources and Distribution Energy Modeling and Analysis Lighting Design Alternative Energy System Evaluation and Design Power Supply and Distribution HVAC System Evaluation and Selection Fire Alarm System Design Plumbing Design and Fixture Selection Security System Design Asbestos Investigations Building Information Modeling (Revit) Building Information Modeling (Revit) Sustainable Design, LEED AP Staff Sustainable Design, LEED AP Staff d— EXAMPLE PROJECTS WHICH ILLUSTRATE PROPOSED TEAM MEMBER'S EXAMPLE PROJECT M MORRISON QUALIFICATIONS FOR THIS PROJECT NUMBER Ad MAIERLE,ix, 1 TITLE AND LOCATION(City and State) YEAR COMPLETED PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONSTRUCTION(If Applicable) Gallatin County 911 Dispatch Center and Bozeman Fire Station #3 2007-2009 2008-2009 Bozeman, MT PROJECT CLIENT OR OWNER'S INFORMATION a. ThinkOne(client) b. Bill Hanson c. (406)586-7020 d. City of Bozeman(co-owner) e. James Goehrung f. (406)582-3232 g. Gallatin County co-owner h. Larry Watson i. 406 582-3192 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT This new emergency services center brings together a new city fire station and the county's 911 call center into one building for operational and financial efficiency through shared costs and resources. Morrison- Maierle's structural, mechanical, electrical, and civil engineering design team provided full support to the project architect for this 16,300 square foot building. Incorporation of sustainable building practices and special consideration of energy, security, and safety features help achieve the client's objectives of an efficient, effective, and sustainable facility. Rendering courtesy of ThinkOne A super insulated building envelope, combined with a southern facing orientation, minimizes heat loads in summer and winter while its energy-efficient, ground source heat " pumps provide year-round heating and cooling. Redundant heating, cooling, and power systems for the "mission critical facility" are provided for the facility. A specialized vehicle exhaust system provides for emergency vehicle operation and a red-light notification system aids in fire fighter response times. �•I it it Slinky Loop A robust structural system enables the facility to remain t �l occupied, uninterrupted during extreme events such as earthquakes, heavy snowfall, and wind storms. Landscaping berms, bullet proof windows and steel plated walls at the 911 call center reduce the risk of interruptions of emergency W"ic,l Loop Pond L Service from accidents or attacks. Ground Source Heat Pump System Schematic Layout Project Cost: Fire Station -$3.4 million, 911 Center- $3.5 million (including equipment) Proiect Scope: Site civil, structural, mechanical, and electrical engineering analysis and design, preparation of construction documents, and construction administration. FIRMS INVOLVED WITH THIS PROJECT (1) FIRM NAME (2) FIRM LOCATION (City and State) (3) ROLE Morrison-Maierle, Inc. Bozeman, Kalispell, MT Civil,Structural,Mechanical,and Electrical Engineering Services a- EXAMPLE PROJECTS WHICH ILLUSTRATE PROPOSED TEAM MEMBER'S EXAMPLE PROJECT WR MORRISON QUALIFICATIONS FOR THIS PROJECT NUMBER tdii MAIERLE,INC. 2 TITLE AND LOCATION(Cityand State) YEAR COMPLETED PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONSTRUCTION(if 7pplicable) Whitefish Emergency Services Center Whitefish, MT 2009 2009-2010 PROJECT OWNER/CLIENT INFORMATION a. City of Whitefish(owner) b. Chuck Stearns—City Manager c. (406)863-2406 d. Montana Creative client e. Aaron Wallace f. (406)862-8152 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT Morrison-Maierle, Inc. provided mechanical, electrical, and plumbing engineering services for this multiple use facility for the City of Whitefish. This new 33,000 square foot building houses the Fire, Police, and City Court services for the City of Whitefish. The - Police Department has jail cells, vehicle � ,. .. " storage, booking, administrative offices, and a sally port. The Fire Department has an -- Apparatus Bay, Turn-out equipment room, Ready Room, Sleeping Rooms, and administrative offices. The Justice Court has a courtroom and administrative offices. -------------- - -----. -- ----- The HVAC system for the Apparatus and Vehicle Bays consist of in-floor radiant heat. A Variable air volume HVAC system supplies heating and cooling to the rest of the building. A complete snow melting system was designed for the building. Special plumbing systems include the installation of sand-oil separators serving the Apparatus and Vehicle Bays. The entire electrical service is backed up with a standby generator system. ` • .• Combining telephone and data system infrastructure helps all city departments keep costs down. The Fire Department is served by a state-of- the-art Westnet"First-In"annunciation system. Special care was given in the design of the lighting system in the Dormitories to eliminate the eyestrain associated with conventional lighting techniques. Lighting in the Apparatus and Vehicle Bays consist of high bay fluorescent luminaires, pendant mounted power cords for charging vehicles, overhead door controls, fire alarm, and a speaker system. Proiect Construction Cost: I $6.7 million Project Scope: Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing Engineering design and construction phase services. FIRMS INVOLVED WITH THIS PROJECT (1) FIRM NAME (2) FIRM LOCATION (City and State) (3) ROLE a Morrison-Maierle, Inc. Kalispell, Helena,Bozeman, MT Mechanical, Electrical,and Plumbing Engineering Services EXAMPLE PROJECTS WHICH ILLUSTRATE PROPOSED TEAM MEMBER'S EXAMPLE PROJECT WIMMORRISON QUALIFICATIONS FOR THIS PROJECT NUMBER Ad MAIERLE,ivc. 3 TITLE AND LOCATION(City and Stale) YEAR COMPLETED PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONSTRUCTION(if Applicable) Gallatin County Detention Center Construction Testing and Inspection 2009-2010 2009-2010 Bozeman, MT PROJECT CLIENT OR OWNER'S INFORMATION a. Gallatin Count Owner/Client b. Larry Watson c. (406)582-3192 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT Morrison-Maierle served as the Prime Consultant for the delivery of independent materials testing and inspection services for the construction of the new Gallatin County Detention Center project. In conjunction with our sub- consultants, S.K. Geotechnical and Alloy Inc. Certified Weld Inspection, all required civil and structural testing and inspection was provided in cooperation with the GC/CM, Martel Construction, and the Owner's Representative, Carter-Goble-Lee. The testing and inspection work was completed nearly 15% under the established budget and Morrison-Maierle was presented with an Award of Excellence from Gallatin County for the dedicated service and outstanding accomplishments associated with the project. -. _ S Proiect Cost: $25 million construction cost Project Scope: Site civil testing and inspection, including: soil compaction, subrgrade inspections, paving inspections and testing, utility inspections and testing, development of as-built site and utility plans. Structural testing and inspections included drilled pipe piles, concrete, soils, masonry, pre-cast concrete, steel erection, welding, bolting, and metal deck installation. FIRMS INVOLVED WITH THIS PROJECT (1) FIRM NAME (2) FIRM LOCATION(City and State) (3) ROLE Morrison-Maierle, Inc. Bozeman,MT Civil and Structural Testing and Inspection Services (4) FIRM NAME (5) FIRM LOCATION (City and State) (6) ROLE S.K.Geotechnical Missoula and Billings,MT Geotechnical and Certified Lab Testing and Inspection Services (7) FIRM NAME (8) FIRM LOCATION(City and State) (9) ROLE Alloy Inc. Bozeman, MT Certified Weld Inspections Gallatin County Detention Center—Stahly Engineering � ,.�.... --� 7. assisted in the Civil and Site design for the new Detention Center. Working with Dowling ~- Sandholm Architects on the . Master Planning, Stahly - - - continued design and construction assistance through completion of the new Detention Center and demolition of the old 40-bed facility. Stahly Engineering participated in project team meetings for concept and design of the Gallatin County Detention Center. Civil site engineering, mapping and utility corridor planning were provided to the architect. --- ----- Big Horn County Fairgrounds Master Planning through Construction -The team of Stahly Engineering and Dowling Sandholm assisted Big Horn County in long-range 11, planning of facility requirements. The process ensures the investment they make toward short-term projects fit long-range needs. The planning generally involved: survey/site 0'' p' �� /'• _- mapping, building placement, site grading/drainage, infrastructure/utility layout, phasing and cost estimating. This project also included water and sewer main extensions to the City of Hardin. Survey, design, and permitting through DEQ were all required of the extensions. An 8" sewer main was extended throughout the 62+ acre property to accommodate new and relocated buildings. The new water main is an 8" main to accommodate existing and future flows and maintain water pressure for the on-site fire hydrant. The new main is routed through the south side of the property and collects from two existing 6" mains. Originally split into 5 phases, the County and Fairgrounds Board proceeded with phases 1-3 during the 2012 construction season. Town & County Grocery South 11th Avenue Store -Stahly Engineering has --. _ worked closely with Town and Country owners, Van Bryan Studio Architects and WOrNow Langlas Construction to complete a new - store location near Montana State University. Tasks completed for this client have included: topographic survey, delineate wetlands, conduct extensive � �_ �• traffic studies, detailed site design for effective utilization of restrictive sites, and complete structural design. ----- -- _ Reuse of this building, once a movie theater, provided design challenges due to significant structural modification necessary to flatten sloped floors, remove walls and create more open space. Boundary and elevation constraints provided site design challenges.