DISTRICT WIDE SURVEYING AND MAPPING SERVICES

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1 Expanded Letter of Response DISTRICT WIDE SURVEYING AND MAPPING SERVICES FPIDs , , Prepared for Florida Department of Transportation District One Prepared by March 15, 2012 Knowledge Creativity Innovation

2 Consultant/Firm Name: Responsible Office Address: Highland Manor Drive Suite 120 Tampa, FL Contact Person: Keith J. Bouffard, PLS Office Cell Financial Project Id No.: (a) (b) (c) Project Description: Major Work Control Surveying Design, Right of Way and Construction Surveying Minor Work Photogrammetric Mapping Right of Way Mapping Contract Number: (a) 13111, (b) 13112, (c) Subconsultants: Revolution Professional Services, Inc. (DBE) Survey Support and Quality Control I.F. Rooks & Associates, Inc. Photogrammetric Mapping March 15, 2012 Mrs. Elizabeth F. Leopold District Consultant Contracts Administrator 801 N. Broadway Avenue Bartow, FL Dear Mrs. Leopold: Florida Department of Transportation DBE (KCI) is pleased to submit this expanded letter of response outlining our qualifications to provide surveying and mapping services for the above referenced project. KCI has provided survey services to many federal, state, municipal, and private agencies for more than 55 years. Our project managers, surveyors, and technical staff understand this type of contract, including the requirements for established time limits and simultaneous delivery orders. The key personnel identified in this proposal are available and will be committed to this contract throughout its duration. KCI is an employee-owned, multi-disciplined engineering firm with a staff of more than 850 licensed surveyors, subsurface utility professionals, engineers, environmental planners, scientists and support staff in 22 offices throughout the United States. KCI is an award winning firm, ranked 82nd among the Top 500 Engineering Firms by Engineering News-Record. Our Tampa office now totals more than 60 people, experienced in serving the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT), local municipalities, government agencies, and private developers on small and large scale projects, all within the state of Florida. KCI s experienced staff provides clients with services driven by Total Quality Management principles. KCI will provide services including, but not limited to, contract management, control surveying, design, right-of-way and construction surveying and scanning services for this contract. Subconsultants KCI will be assisted by Revolution Professional Services, Inc. (RPS) and I.F. Rooks & Associates, Inc. (IFR). RPS is a state of Florida DBE firm and will provide support services including, but not limited to, quality control, control surveying, design, right-of-way and construction surveying services. They have provided these services for a multitude of clients ranging from private developers, regional and national residential and commercial/industrial developers, municipalities, counties, and state agencies including FDOT Districts 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, and the Florida Turnpike, as well as numerous counties and cities and is prequalified by the FDOT in the 8.1, 8.2 and 8.4 workgroups. Additionally, RPS is certified by the following agencies as a minority business: State of Florida Department of Management Services, Office of Supplier Diversity CBE Hillsborough County Economic Development Department DM/DWBE IFR is a full service aerial mapping and photogrammetric firm serving clients throughout Florida and the southeastern United States. They have extensive experience in providing digital orthophotos, topographic and planimetric mapping, fixed-wing and helicopter aerial photography for transportation, site development, coastal and environmental projects. Photogrammetry experience ranges from digital orthophotos and low altitude (helicopter) Page 1

3 mapping for DOT roadway projects to detailed GIS base mapping of major power producing plants and university campuses throughout the southeast as well as the use of LiDAR technology for supporting photogrammetric mapping information. IFR is prequalified by the FDOT in the 8.3 Workgroup Photogrammetry and has completed mapping projects in every district in the state. Further, the firm is currently under contract with Districts 1, 2, 3, 5, 6 and 7. UNDERSTANDING OF SCOPE OF SERVICES The goal of both District One and KCI is to provide technically accurate and cost-effective work in a timely fashion. KCI approaches all task assignments with cost controls and efficiency in mind. With each request, a scope of services will be developed and refined to meet your needs as efficiently as possible. The ability to design cost effective solutions to surveying tasks requires three things: experience, innovative thinking, and state-of-the-art technology. Our approach allows KCI to maintain a reality-based understanding of the projects goals and objectives, enabling us to work in concert with our clients and form a coordinated partnership. KCI views partnership and responsiveness as essential to the delivery of quality services. By working as a true partner with our client, we can be more responsive to your specific goals and objectives. KCI s work plan is simple: constant communication and high quality products delivered in a cost-effective manner. Our team has a thorough understanding of the work involved and all the possible combinations of skills required to fulfill our commitment to District One. Our staff, which includes professional surveyors and mappers, survey technicians, administrative personnel and project managers, are ready to assist with any task required under this contract. The main contract issues usually associated with these types of projects are: Coordination - Coordination with the District s project manager and the survey and right-of-way mapping staff is critical to success. We will also coordinate and supervise subconsultants needed for individual assignments such as DBE assistance or title search assistance. Scheduling - KCI will schedule the necessary field and office resources to complete each task assignment on schedule and under budget which is critical when multiple assignments are under way at the same time. We have successfully managed multiple on-call contracts for many public and private sector clients, including but not limited to the City of Tampa, Hillsborough County, Tampa Electric Co. and Progress Energy. Management - KCI identifies all key project issues as assignments are received, assesses the impacts of these issues on the work product and schedule, and allocates all necessary resources and provides the coordination, communication and supervision to produce a very high quality work product on or ahead of the district s schedule. Keith J. Bouffard, PLS, our Florida survey practice leader, will ensure all requests are handled immediately and are completed according to scope and budget. Our field crews are equipped with the latest tools and technology. KCI will act as a one-stop center of information and be responsible for obtaining all records and providing all services for District One. KCI s field crews will complete jobs in an accurate and timely manner, because we understand the importance of using total stations with electronic data collectors, GPS, laptop computers, and mobile phones. Our field crews, paired with state-ofthe-art survey equipment and knowledgeable office staff, comprise a team of professionals prepared to meet all of your survey needs, regardless of the size of the project. We offer our clients a proven record of accomplishment of land surveying projects varying in size, location, and specifications as shown in the relevant experience matrix within this proposal. Our staff will strive to meet your needs, from the planning and scheduling stages through its completion. In accordance with an agreed upon project scope, some examples of services that may be included are: Boundary surveys / topographic surveys / utility mapping Courthouse research to include tax records, deeds, right-of-way maps, plats, landowner information, etc. Page 2

4 Control research utilizing all available sources of existing control including LABINS, NGS, FDOT, FDEP and local counties and cities Establishment of a horizontal and vertical project GPS control network Design surveys Complete vault surveys including sanitary and storm sewer field location of gravity utilities with rim and invert information Underground utility surveys including power, phone, fiber, water, gas, steam, etc. DTM Files (Digital Terrain Model - 3D file basis of contouring) Construction control and layout surveys Wetland delineation and mapping Legal descriptions and sketches Control and right of way surveys Hydrographic surveys Laser scanning CADD and GIS services Project Startup Upon receiving a request for services from District One, KCI will schedule a scoping meeting with the appropriate officials to discuss all specifications and particular factors including limits, scope, and schedule in regard to the given project. KCI s project manager to be assigned to that particular assignment will attend the scoping/kickoff meeting. At or before the scoping meeting, District One will provide KCI with all available material including plans and survey control or agree upon arrangements to do so. A report of scoping meeting minutes listing all matters determined at the meeting will be prepared and forwarded to all involved personnel immediately following the meeting. KCI will respond to District One s task order RFPs within two business days of receipt or a date that has otherwise been specified. A response team will be organized to quickly meet, assess, and evaluate requirements; identify and evaluate alternatives; and determine a solution. The solutions will be developed with emphasis on approach, deliverables, quality control plan, and performance requirements. Once a decision has been made and a best course of action decided upon, a scope and man hour proposal will be drafted, reviewed with District One staff, and then finalized. Safety As fieldwork begins, a safety plan will be designed and implemented so the field crews are fully aware of jobsite maintenance, including proper use of signage, cones, and flagmen. KCI adheres to the guidelines set forth in the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices as well as other local regulations. To further supplement safety procedures, KCI has developed a comprehensive Safety and Health Manual. This safety manual outlines the programs and procedures at KCI and on the job site. KCI requires that every employee review the Safety and Health Manual and support the programs and procedures contained therein. We encourage each employee to participate in the workforce safety process, provide input, report dangerous conditions, as well as attend safety meetings and training sessions. KCI crews are wellversed in traffic and construction site safety procedures and are familiar with the use of safety equipment and personal protective devices. Field Survey Procedures Project limits will be established in the field. Scoped field items will be obtained in accordance with the District s Location Survey manual, Survey and Rightof-way Mapping manual and KCI s Surveying Practice manual. KCI will run a conventional traverse within the scoped projects limits based on controls established by GPS methods. The traverse will meet and exceed the state requirements for standard of care for a survey of this order. As fieldwork is completed and brought into the office, it will be immediately downloaded onto a PC for compilation and processing. Our quality control procedure outlines this as a seamless process. The traverse will be adjusted and all ancillary survey data (side-shots) will be processed against the adjusted traverse. The data will be compiled and the mapping process will begin. Fieldwork will be performed using the best combination of our conventional and GPS equipment. KCI utilizes Topcon Total Stations and Auto Levels, TDS Pro Ranger and Trimble Data Collectors, and Trimble GPS equipment. Scoped field items will be obtained in accordance with the guidelines established by District One. Office Survey Procedures KCI s office staff is fluent and efficient in working in a Microstation drafting environment, dictated by the client s needs. All traverse adjustments are done through Star*Net Pro. Page 3

5 All GPS compilation and post-processing is performed utilizing Trimble Geomatics Office software. All CADD work will be completed in Microstation. Final mapping will be generated as outlined in the project scoping notes, which will dictate limits, scales, etc. KCI will adhere strictly to the District s CADD manual. KCI s CADD staff is very familiar with adapting to meet specific drafting requirements established by the client. All CADD files will remain coordinate correct. Survey plats and maps will be produced according to the scope outlined at the onset of the project. All mapping will conform to the Florida Statues for Land Surveyors. The maps and plats will be generated in Microstation and conform to the prescribed CADD standards, such as layering, symbology, and linestyles. All computations will be checked and reviewed by the QA/QC officer and the final plats/maps will be produced for the client in the format the client requests. KCI has the ability to generate hard copies (paper or Mylar), soft copies of the CADD file, PDFs, CDs with the files, FTP transfer of the files, and of course the ability to the information, in order to best meet the requirements of District One. GPS Technology KCI uses GPS technology on all types of projects. Project controls can be established using fast static techniques, and wetlands and corridor boundaries can be marked using differential (Pathfinder) technology. RTK is becoming more frequently utilized on projects for data collection. KCI is a subscriber to Trimble s VRS NOW Florida Virtual Reference Station System (VRS) which allows us to invoke Real Time Kinematic GPS surveys with very little initialization time. It also allows us to provide a tie to the Florida State Plane Coordinate System quickly, even when a local monument is not recovered or accessible. KCI will look for opportunities to utilize GPS as jobsite conditions permit. Being limited only by physical obstructions, GPS equipment can significantly reduce time to complete many survey tasks. AWARENESS AND APPROACH TO PROJECT ISSUES KCI will provide District One with quality surveys depicting accurate information in a timely and costeffective manner. In addition to information provided by the District, our due diligence process will concentrate in researching existing records of the areas of concern, communicating with local surveyors to obtain data, and obtaining all available public records (deeds, plats, rightof-way maps, sectional information). These documents will help our technicians and surveyors prepare a field work package before any field visit, avoiding time consuming field searches. Safety is paramount for KCI s team. Prior to any field activities commencing, our professionals plan out an aggressive maintenance of traffic (MOT) plan that ensures safe working conditions for our personnel and the public. We will also obtain all pertinent permits necessary to allow our field personnel to safely work within special attention areas (wetlands, water bodies, restricted areas, etc.) Completing all these tasks beforehand will allow our field technicians to concentrate on their activities, maximizing efficiency and shortening field time. KCI survey staff will be designated to this project upon notice-to-proceed. They will remain assigned to the project through completion to maintain project familiarity and limit access/coordination efforts. Our team has a thorough understanding of the work involved and all the possible combinations of skills required to fulfill our commitment to District One. From licensed professional surveyors and mappers to field rodmen, the KCI team will be ready to assist with any survey task or assignment required for this project. KCI will tie all survey work to the appropriate horizontal and vertical datum, and all land corners will be filed with the FDEP as required by statute. PROPOSED KEY STAFFING Keith J. Bouffard, PLS Florida Survey Practice Leader / Contract and Project Manager James M. Gellenthin, PSM Principle-in-Charge / QA/ QC Manager Rob Baumgartner, PLS Technical Support Christopher Clark, RLS Technical Support Revolution Professional Services, Inc. Bill Whitley, PLS Principle-in-Charge / Project Administrator Craig Bouffard, PLS Project Manager / QA / QC Mike Cornnell, PLS GPS Manager / Senior Technician Nick Staub, PSM Project Surveyor / Senior Technician I.F. Rooks & Associates, Inc. Ike Rooks, Jr., PSM Principle-in-Charge / QA/QC Mike Miller Project Manager Page 4

6 STAFFING CHART An organizational chart showing our proposed team can be found after page 6. Resumes showing our team s experience with projects relevant to this contract can be found following the chart. The chart and resumes are not included in the page limitation, as stated in District One requirements. RELEVANT EXPERIENCE The matrix below shows our team s experience and past performance on similar contracts. Client Contact Project Description FDOT District One/ Bowyer, Singleton & Associates, Inc. FDOT District One/ Inwood Consulting Engineers, Inc. FDOT District One/ Kisinger, Campo & Associates Corp. FDOT District Seven FDOT District Seven Progress Energy Tampa Electric Co. (Subconsultant to Black and Veatch) Pinellas County Hillsborough County Hillsborough County Hillsborough County Hillsborough County Kevin Knudsen Mark Hales Paul Foley Gerald Cavallaro (813) Gerald Cavallaro (813) Tamra VanderHorst (407) Curt Smith (407) Nancy McKibben (727) Mr. Benjamin Kniesly PE (813) Mr. Benjamin Kniesly, PE (813) Mr. Benjamin Kniesly, PE (813) Mr. Benjamin Kniesly, PE (813) SR 82 from CR 884 to Shawnee Road. Fixed-wing photo mission to acquire black/white film for creation of b/w digital mosaic 1 = 40, 1 = 200 & 1 = 400 HMR and TIF format. (IFR project) SR 80 from Dalton Lane to Indian Hills Drive. Fixed-wing photo mission to acquire black/white film for creation of b/w digital mosaic 1 = 40, 1 = 200 & 1 = 400 HMR and TIF format. (IFR project) I-75 from N of Sumter Blvd to N of River Rd (Sarasota County). Low altitude helicopter photo mission to acquire black/white film for 2D planimetric mapping and 3D DTM. Creation of black/white digital mosaics 1 = 40, 1 =200 & 1 = 400 in HMR and TIF format. (IFR project) SR 574 (MLK Blvd) from West of Forbes Road to East of Turkey Creek Road. Provided highway design, survey, SUE, utility coordination, and quality control and assurance. US 98 (SR 50/SR 700) from SR 541 (Spring Lake Road) to East of Croom Rital Road. Provided highway design, survey, SUE, drainage, maintenance of traffic, utility coordination, and quality control and assurance. Intercession City to Barnum City 69kV Rebuild. Provide design survey services, control survey services, right-of-way mapping, locating and designating services, construction staking and as-builts on this 8.25-mile transmission route. Davis to Wheeler 230kV Transmission Line. Provided photogrammetric control, boundary retracement on 90+ TECO-owned parcels, wetland locations, locations of gopher turtle, and eagle nests, legal descriptions and sketches for easements, tree survey and construction staking on this 13-mile route, crossing six (6) FDOT right-of-ways (I-75, US 301, I-4, US 92, SR 574 and SR 579), a SWFWMD canal and a CSX railroad right-of-way. 62nd Avenue North. Provided engineering analysis and design, final engineering construction plans and specifications along with design survey services, control survey services, right-of-way maps, legal descriptions and sketches on this 1.2 mile multi-lane roadway. Roadway /Drainage /Permitting/ Traffic Design for 78th Street and Harney Road. Provided design to add left turn lanes in both directions on Harney Road, and adding a right turn lane on 78th Street. Included design survey services, control survey services, right-of-way maps, legal descriptions and sketches, along with locating and designating services. Gunn Highway Roadway Widening. Survey Division provided control monumentation with reference points every 500 feet for 2 miles. Surveying included high precision HPGN for aerial targets for LAMP (mapping) and establishing VPNC for 1.5 miles of R/W involving converting the road from a congested rural two-lane arterial roadway to a four-lane minor arterial with raised median, bike lanes and sidewalks. This project used FDOT standards. Bloomingdale Avenue at Pearsons Road. Performed preliminary and final design for 0.60 miles west on Bloomingdale Ave., including design survey services, control survey services, right-of-way maps, legal descriptions and sketches, along with locating and designating services. Roadway improvements included road widening, drainage and signalization. Provided utility mapping. Bloomingdale Avenue at Little Road. Performed preliminary and final design for the intersection of Bloomingdale Ave. and Little Rd. improvements including design survey services, control survey services, right-of-way maps, legal descriptions and sketches, along with locating and designating services. Page 5

7 QUALITY CONTROL/QUALITY ASSURANCE (QA/QC) PROCESS KCI s Quality Assurance and Quality Control (QA/QC) program is rigorous and effective. The QA/QC program will be administered by James M. Gellenthin, PSM and be supported by the respective project managers from each discipline using the ISO quality/assurance program. KCI is operating using an ISO 9001:2008 compliant Quality Management System, making our philosophy and approach unique in the A/E community. Quality control procedures for the work performed in each of KCI s technical disciplines are defined in each discipline s quality control manual. These procedures, developed by the technical staff, contain specific instructions on the preparation, checking, review, and coordination of each of the various work products produced by the discipline. Developing separate quality control procedures for each technical discipline allows the procedures to be customized and rigorous for the work products produced in that discipline. The purpose of these procedures is to eliminate potential errors, omissions, ambiguities, and inconsistencies in the design and development of project documents. These manuals and their implementation constitute the principal mechanism for technical quality control at KCI. KCI s experienced staff of land surveyors, utility locators and technical staff has the appropriate tools necessary to efficiently produce high quality deliverables. Innovative solutions, grounded in practical field and office experience, result in successful projects, delivered on time and under budget. OTHER CONSIDERATIONS Subsurface Utility Engineering KCI offers subsurface utility locators as part of our field services since surveys often require location and mapping of underground facilities. Having these services in-house eliminates the need to identify a teaming partner or subcontractor. The utility locating division of our field services is all inclusive, offering utility record research and coordination, utility designating, through vacuum excavation locating services to determine the type, size and depths of buried utilities. A Properly Equipped Staff KCI survey crews primarily utilize Topcon Total Stations and Auto Levels, TDS Pro Ranger Data Collectors, and Trimble GPS equipment. All equipment is held to an annual calibration schedule. Summary KCI is committed to providing District One with the resources and personnel required by this district wide contract. The KCI offices and our team members offices are staffed to meet and exceed the needs of this contract as our professionals can be either on-site or at the district office quickly to solve any issues. Great care was taken in choosing our team members. Experience and quality were not only the desired criteria used for selecting team members. We also assessed their capabilities, resources and services that could be utilized to best support the District on this contract. We are determined to consistently provide the best services to our clients, as we do internal project reviews and lessons learned as well as ask our clients to evaluate us throughout the duration of the project. The KCI team is committed to providing the best services possible to District One. We will exceed the District s expectations by providing highly competent and professional staff that will use state-of-the-art equipment. Our team s expertise, coupled with project understanding enables this firm to provide the District with a responsive and cost-effective approach to achieving successful projects. I appreciate this opportunity to showcase our team s personnel, experience and innovation. KCI has the expertise to provide a survey product of consistently high quality to the FDOT. I wish to ensure to the FDOT that no firm will work harder, or be more focused and diligent on the production of your work than KCI. Thank you for your consideration. Sincerely, KCI TECHNOLOGIES, INC. Keith J. Bouffard, PLS Florida Survey Practice Leader Page 6

8 FDOT DISTRICT ONE Bob Brandenurg CONTRACT / PROJECT MANAGER Keith J. Bouffard, PLS * (KCI) SURVEY QA/QC MANAGER James M. Gellenthin, PSM * (KCI) SURVEY OFFICE Keith J. Bouffard, PLS * James M. Gellenthin, PSM * Robert Baumgartner, PLS * Christopher Clark, RLS, LEED * J. Matthew Jones * Trevor Tyson (KCI) William Whitley, PLS * Craig Bouffard, PLS * Jay Keenan (RPS) SURVEY FIELD Daniel Kroeze Mike Stokes, PLS David Carey Matt Koss Sean Corbridge Adam Yoder David Baughn Carl Whitlow Tony Mains Brian Rose Tyler Carey Ray Danley Andrew Bruno (KCI) Michael Cornnell, PLS * Nicholas Staub, PSM * Valentin Ivanov Dennis Kern (RPS) PHOTOGRAMMETRIC & LIDAR MAPPING Ike Rooks, Jr., PSM * Michael Miller * (IFR) LEGEND: KCI - (Prime) RPS - Revolution Professional Services, Inc. (DBE) IFR - I.F. Rooks & Associates, Inc. *Denotes resumes included in submittal Page 7 (not included in page count)

9 Keith J. Bouffard, PLS Contract / Project Manager Registrations: PLS / FL / 5172 Total Years with KCI: 1 Total Years of Experience: 30 Mr. Bouffard has over 30 years of professional experience. Mr. Bouffard s public and private experiences include ALTA/ACSM, boundary, topographic, right-of-way, jurisdictional, tree, utility, design and control surveys. Additionally, he has experience in construction layout and record (as-built) surveys, subdivision plats and condominium documents and GPS (static and RTK), with planning and post processing. His is a successful survey professional with proven leadership abilities in a variety of broad-based competencies. He has demonstrated proven management skills, resulting in improvements in revenue, efficiency, productivity, and quality control. Davis to Wheeler 230 kv Transmission Line, Black & Veatch, Hillsborough County, FL. Survey Manager. As a subconsultant KCI provided photogrammetric control, boundary retracement on 90+ TECOowned parcels, wetland locations, locations of gopher turtle and eagle nests, legal descriptions and sketches for easements, tree survey and construction staking on this 13-mile route, crossing six (6) FDOT right-of-ways (I-75, US 301, I-4, US 92, SR 574 and SR 579), a SWFWMD canal and a CSX railroad right-of-way. East Palatka Water System Phase 1, Putnam County, FL. Survey Manager. Mr. Bouffard performed construction layout and as-builts for this 26 mile pipeline project and water treatment plant site. This project included the setting of 150 horizontal and 100 vertical control points utilizing RTK. Intercession City to Barnum City 69kV Rebuild, Progress Energy, Davenport, FL. Survey Manager. Mr. Bouffard provided design and control survey services, right-of-way mapping, locating and designating services, construction staking and as-builts on this 8.25-mile transmission route. Pinellas Recreational Trail, Pinellas County, FL. Survey Project Manager. Mr. Bouffard performed boundary surveys, jurisdictional surveys and right-of-way control surveys for all 52 miles of this recreational trail converted from old railroad right-of-way. COSA/Sebastain Cove, St. Johns County, FL. Survey Manager. Mr. Bouffard performed horizontal and vertical control survey and layout services for construction of a 7.5-mile force main along S.R. 16 from Stratton Boulevard east. Keene Road, Pinellas County, FL. Survey Project Manager. Mr. Bouffard was responsible for right-of-way maps, topographic data, jurisdictional and aerial control points on this four-mile roadway corridor. River City Marketplace, Duval County, FL. Survey Manager. Mr. Bouffard performed boundary, topographic, right-of-way, utility construction layout and tree surveys for this 471-acre multi-use site located near Jacksonville International Airport. Soutel Drive Boundary and Right-of-Way Mapping, Jacksonville, FL. Survey Manager. Mr. Bouffard performed surveying, design and permitting services for a four-lane widening of Soutel Drive between I-95 (Pritchard Road) and US 1 (New Kings Road). A portion of the project was proposed on new alignment to eliminate an offset intersection. In addition to geometric Page 8 (not included in page count)

10 Keith Bouffard, PLS (continued) Contract / Project Manager design and drainage issues, the project involved coordination and permitting with two railroad companies. Surveying services included additional rightof-way acquisitions and temporary construction easements. Royal Lakes Wastewater Treatment Plant Decommissioning (Renaissance) Route Study. Survey Manager. Mr. Bouffard provided a corridor routing study from the treatment plant to the designated master lift station site and the northeastern terminus lift station. The study included detailed mapping efforts to look at the best and least intrusive path for the mainline piping. The mapping of existing right-of-way, utilities, easements and physical improvements utilizing aerial, GIS, as-built data and field investigation was the initial step. Property data, plats, deeds and other available public records determined required easements and acquisitions. The second element was the field location mapping that provided the topographic base map for the engineering and design efforts. The work involved an extensive amount of field survey work and SUE investigation along the three-plus mile corridor. This work also included establishment of horizontal and vertical control work for the construction phase. The third and final element was the right-of-way mapping. This involved establishing a utility right-of-way for construction purposes and long term maintenance of the facility. Actual determination of property rights was required as part of the process so that accurate easements could be surveyed and mapped for acquisition. Stratton Boulevard Realignment, St. Augustine, FL. Survey Manager. Mr. Bouffard provided control, right-of-way and topographic survey services for this roadway realignment project, involving 1,200 feet of realignment on Stratton Road from the Sebastian Cove project to SR 16. This required that 2,800 feet of topographic and location work be completed along SR 16. The project required establishment of horizontal and vertical control, determination of public right-of-way, property boundaries adjoining the new roadway, topographic, tree and jurisdictional surveys. Braddock Parkway Horizontal and Vertical Control Survey, Jacksonville, FL. Survey Manager. Mr. Bouffard provided centerline horizontal and vertical control surveys, including monumentation, GPS and staking centerline through Braddock project limits. Long Bay Road, Clay County, FL. Survey Manager. Mr. Bouffard performed boundary, topographic, tree and jurisdictional surveys for this 155 acre project site located west of Long Bay Road between Appaloosa Road and Doctors Inlet Road. Page 9 (not included in page count)

11 James Gellenthin, PSM Survey QA/QC Education: Certificate / Survey Technology Registrations: PLS / NC / L-3860 PSM (Florida Professional Surveyor and Mapper) / FL / 5906 RLS / TN / 2114 Total Years with KCI: 15 Total Years of Experience: 27 Mr. Gellenthin has extensive experience supervising surveys for federal, state, municipal, military and private clients. His experience includes ALTA and boundary surveys, data collection, construction staking, GPS surveys, topographic surveys, environmental surveys, and research. Mr. Gellenthin also has long-standing experience with wetlands surveys and mapping. He supervises field crews and provides oversight for survey data in the preparation of topographic surveys, boundary surveys, and base mapping for projects. Fish Hawk to Keysville Road 69kV Transmission Line, Surveying and Mapping Services, Tampa, FL, TECO (2006). Survey Manager. Provided surveying and subsurface engineering services. Surveyed 11 miles of FDOT and Hillsborough County right-of-way in order to assist TECO transmission engineers with their design of a new transmission line. The survey was completed using GPS technology and conventional surveying methods. Located all pertinent improvements along the portion of Lithia-Pinecrest Road and State Road 39 that encompassed the project route. Also established right-of-way lines and presented TECO with accurate drawings showing said right-of-way lines. Professional Engineering Services for Pressure-Force Main Inventory and Condition Assessment, CIP No. s 10758, 10760, 31946, Hillsborough County, FL (2008). Survey Manager. Hillsborough County Water Resources Services Department retained Hazen & Sawyer, with KCI as a subconsultant for this $1M utility designation, to perform inventory and condition assessment work on its pressurized piping system for water, wastewater, and ad reclaimed water. Approximately 20,000 assets needed to be assessed by September 30, nd Avenue North (from 49th Street North to 34th Street North), Pinellas County, FL, Pinellas County Public Works Department (12/2006-Present). Survey Manager/Principal-in-Charge. Widening 62nd Avenue from a two-lane undivided rural section to a four-lane divided urban section with curb and gutter, bike lanes, sidewalks and landscaping and lighting. Mr. McKnight is preparing all right-of-way mapping, subsurface utility locating and designation, and boundary surveys. Gunn Highway Road Widening, Hillsborough County, FL ( ). Survey Manager. Project involved converting the road from a heavily congested rural two-lane arterial roadway to a four-lane urban curb and gutter minor arterial with raised median, bike lanes and sidewalks. Surveying tasks included high precision HPGN for aerial targets for LAMP (mapping) and establish VPNC for 1.5 miles of right of way. This project was performed using FDOT standards. US 98 (SR 50/SR700) from SR 541 (Spring Lake Road) to East of Croon Road, Milling and Resurfacing, Hernando County, FL ( ). Survey Manager. Recovered existing alignment; ran primary network control traverse; tie in GPS control, section corners, and recovered alignment. Recreated an alignment that was in a safe location setting, alignment control, and stationing along that alignment. Recovered existing elevation control Page 10 (not included in page count)

12 James Gellenthin, PSM (continued) Survey QA/QC along the jobs length resetting missing bench marks, then ran a 3-wire bench run from mark to mark of the entire job and adjusting the elevations, as needed. Performed check cross-sections at 1,000-feet intervals as instructed by the Project Engineer. Collected topography in areas as requested by the Project Engineer to produce a three-dimensional map in the areas requested. Bridge survey of I-75 and SR 50/US 98 was performed including soil borings. US Highway 92, Hillsborough County, FL, FDOT. Principal-in-Charge. Established horizontal, vertical, and centerline control for 13 miles of FDOT right-of-way. Nextel Turnkey Contract, Florida West Coast ( ). Survey Manager. KCI s Tampa office was awarded a Nextel Turnkey contract valued at approximately $16M for engineering and construction services over the next 14 months. KCI created specific purpose surveys, two-dimensional boundary surveys, as-built surveys, limited topographic surveys, and sketches of description; create legal descriptions for proposed lease areas, create ingress/egress easements, utility easements and legal descriptions for these; calculate boundaries for parent tracts; transform field collected data into drawings/sketches. Utilize GPS field data together with published GPS data to obtain geographic coordinates for proposed and existing towers. Create 1A and/or 2C letters for FAA submittal. Perform a client-created regulatory check with every tower or raw land site, based on 1A/2C letter information. Assist client in obtaining legal documents pertaining to property boundaries and/or existing easements to property. MacDill Air Force Base, Water Line Location Project, Hazen & Sawyer ( ). Survey Manager.Provided survey and mapping service for over 47 miles of potable water distribution and transmission mains located on MacDill AFB in Hillsborough County, Florida. Also provided topographic and utility survey services for the replacement of various water mains on the Base. Horizontal control was established using GPS Reclaimed Water Distribution System, City of Oldsmar, FL, Hazen & Sawyer ( ). Survey Manager. Provided GPS network controls, underground utility location services, topographical surveys, right-of-way mapping and specific purpose surveys for use in the design of approximately 13,500 LF of new reclaimed water distribution mains within established neighborhoods in Oldsmar, FL. Also provided surveying services ranging from 0.25 miles to 6 miles that included collecting, mapping, and establishing X, Y, and Z coordinates in both NAVD 88 and NGVD 29 Datum to third order accuracy or better for water line/right-of-way surveying. Page 11 (not included in page count)

13 Robert Baumgartner, PLS Surveyor Education: BS / Land Surveying Registrations: PLS / SC / PLS / NC / L-4531 PLS / OH / 8000 PLS / MI / LS / VA / Total Years with KCI: 6 Total Years of Experience: 19 Mr. Baumgartner has experience performing all types of surveying for public and private clients throughout the Southeast. His experience includes field and office responsibilities for utility surveys, boundary surveys, data collection, traverse, construction staking, GPS surveys, topographic surveys, and environmental surveys. NCDOT Open-End Contract Location and Surveys, North Carolina Department of Transportation, Raleigh, NC. Survey Chief. Project involved all location surveys in conjunction with KCI s NCDOT Subsurface utility (SUE) open-end contract for 2005, 2006 and Many of these miscellaneous SUE projects have exceeded seven miles in length. Mr. Baumgartner is responsible for the supervision of all survey field crews. This contract includes projects as small as bridge replacement assignments to seven mile roadway renovation assignments that may include 100,000 LF of utilities. Mr. Baumgartner combines his safety training, conventional land surveying, and GPS expertise to make professional and resourceful decisions regarding utility surveys. Mr. Baumgartner has been recognized for his safety-minded approach in supervising the fieldwork on this on-call contract. ATB Major PDP, Ohio Department of Transportation Central Office, Ashtabula, OH. Surveyor. KCI performed field survey, base mapping and is currently preparing right-of-way acquisition plans for a 1.32 mile section of Lake Road (SR 537) along the Lake Erie coast. Mr. Baumgartner performed field survey, base mapping, and prepared right-of-way acquisition plans for a portion of the road, extending from 100 feet south of the south right-of-way to north 50 feet into Lake Erie. Survey was performed utilizing both GPS and conventional survey methods. Pott Creek II Wetland Feasibility Study, North Carolina Department of Environment & Natural Resources, Catawba County, NC. Task Manager. Professional assessment of existing wetlands and adjacent properties in accordance with 1987 USACE Wetland Delineation Manual, as well as identifying the extent of hydric soils. Five monitoring wells were installed to verify wetland hydrology on site. The categories of wetlands identified included natural wetlands, wetlands created by stream restoration project, and wetlands created prior to stream restoration by hydrologic modification. Mr. Baumgartner was responsible for overseeing the field crews and office staff in the production of wetland plats, including parent tract boundary tie-in, GPS control, wetland delineation and flag locations, field data compilation, boundary resolution, plat generation, final Mylar and digital submission to the client. Page 12 (not included in page count)

14 Christopher Clark, RLS, LEED Surveyor Education: BS / Surveying and Mapping Registrations: RLS / GA / 3004 Certifications: Design Professional LEED Green Associate LEED Level 200 Training NPDES Training Total Years with KCI: 1 Total Years of Experience: 15 Mr. Clark has 15 years of combined field and office experience in land surveying and mapping, including project management of transportation, subsurface utility engineering (SUE), commercial, residential, county and city, educational, and institutional projects. He has extensive experience performing boundary surveys, ALTA surveys, topographical surveys, construction surveys, cross-sectioning surveys, control surveys, right-ofway mapping, as-built surveys, GPS surveys, final plats, route surveys, base maps, utility surveys, photogrammetric control/management, and elevation certificates. He has experience in sketches and descriptions, platting, research, computations, and the operation of AutoCad, Carlson Survey, and Carlson Civil Suite. Mr. Clark has knowledge of various data collection programs as well as GIS programs. LandTec Engineering and Surveying, Buford, GA. Survey Department Head. Mr. Clark was responsible for creation of the Land Surveying Department and managing daily tasks involving the operations of the department. He also managed the departmental employees, project managers, and field crews. He was responsible for surveying projects ranging from boundary surveys to construction layout surveys including, but not limited to, computations, drafting, and deliverable preparation. Mr. Clark was also in charge of field crew safety requirements/implementation, weekly project progress meetings/goals and inter-company communications with other departments including civil and geotechnical engineers and employees. Young Harris College Residential and Recreation Improvements, Young Harris, GA. Survey Manager. Mr. Clark was the survey manager of this 15-acre educational facility project, including field work, plat preparation, and management of field and office personnel. The survey consisted of the preparation of an engineering base map consisting of boundary and topographic data for a proposed residential hall building at Young Harris College. GPS was utilized to obtain Georgia State Plane Coordinates and elevations. Existing improvements, utility locations, and elevation data on existing storm and sewer utilities were also obtained. Boundary lines and benchmarks were determined. Patton-Boyer, Inc., Gainesville, GA. Survey Manager. Mr. Clark was responsible for the management of daily tasks involved with the operations of the surveying department, as well as departmental employees, project managers, and field crews. He was in charge of surveying projects ranging from boundary surveys to construction layout surveys including computations, drafting, deliverable preparation, etc. and the completion of topographic, boundary, as-built, GPS, final plat surveys and more. Hannon, Meeks, & Bagwell, Lawrenceville, GA. Project Manager/Field Crew Chief. Mr. Clark was the field crew chief of a three man survey crew. He was the project researcher of deeds, plats, drafting and computations. He was responsible for field work for surveying projects ranging from boundary surveys, as-built topographic, route and construction layout surveys. He was also in charge of construction layout computations in the field and office. Page 13 (not included in page count)

15 J. Matthew Jones Surveyor Total Years with KCI: 5 Total Years of Experience: 18 Mr. Jones has been responsible for managing various projects for government clients including Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT), as well as other local municipalities. He has also prepared cost estimates for these assignments, and managed each project to ensure quality and schedule. He has been responsible for establishing primary control, collecting and reducing field data, property research and computations, and preforming test holes for subsurface utility engineering. He has also been responsible for generating the final products of GDOT survey databases and utility plan sets. He is efficient with AutoCAD/Carlson Survey, Microstation, and CAiCE software. SR 20 Widening and Reconstruction, Shaw Environmental, Forsyth County, GA. Survey CADD. This project consists of approximately 6.4 miles of SR 20 roadway reconstruction and widening, from two lanes to four, along SR 20 from SR 369 in Forsyth County to SR 371 in Cherokee County. KCI is providing survey services for this project. Mr. Jones performed surveying services including establishment of horizontal and vertical control, field survey along roadway, and property surveys. Pate Road at Hurndon/Temple Johnson Road, The LPA Group, Gwinnett County, GA. Survey CADD. KCI prepared a topographic survey and property database for this project, which included improvements to Pate Road immediately southwest of its intersection with Hurndon Road and for turn lanes and signalization at the intersection of Pate Road and Temple Johnson Road. Mr. Jones performed surveying services required for the design of roadway improvements. The project required establishment of horizontal and vertical control, field survey along roadway, and property surveys. Pate Road at Old Loganville Road Survey, The LPA Group, GA. Survey CADD. This project provides improvement to the horizontal alignment of Pate Road at its intersection with Old Loganville Road. KCI prepared a topographic survey and property database for this project. Mr. Jones performed surveying services required for the design of roadway widening. The project required establishment of horizontal and vertical control, field survey along roadway, and property surveys. SR 20 Widening and Reconstruction from Scott Road to SR 369, JACOBS Engineering Group, Inc., Canton, GA. Survey CADD. The project consists of widening and reconstructing 7.5 miles of SR 20 from the current two-lane alignment to a four-lane divided alignment from Scott Road to SR 369. Mr. Jones performed surveying services including establishment of horizontal and vertical control, field survey along roadway, and property surveys. control, field survey along roadway, and property surveys. Jones Falls Sewershed Collection System, Baltimore City Department of Public Works, Baltimore, MD. Surveyor/CADD Technician. KCI is providing design, preparation of bid documents and construction management services for the proposed improvements to the Jones Falls Sewershed following the company s role in identifying these improvements as main sub-consultant in the evaluation phase. Page 14 (not included in page count)

16 William L. Whitley, PLS Survey Administrator (RPS) Education: AS / Forestry Registrations: PLS / FL / 4325 PLS / CO / Private Pilot Certifications: Advanced FDOT MOT Affiliations: Florida Society of Professional Land Surveyors (FSPLS) American Congress on Surveying and Mapping (ACSM) West Coast Land Surveyors Association (WCLSA) National Society of Professional Surveyors (NSPS) Total Years with RPS: 1 Total Years of Experience: 36 Mr. Whitley is in responsible charge of the field survey and office survey departments. He has over 36 years of experience in the land surveying and engineering field, including boundary surveys, GPS, photogrammetry, topographic surveys, water boundaries, hydrographic surveys, subsurface utilities surveys, environmental jurisdiction line surveys, construction layout and route and right-of-way surveys. His extensive experience as survey administrator is vital. He develops and negotiates scopes, project manpower and project cost estimates. He establishes and maintains project budgets, schedules and quality assurance procedures. He is responsible for establishing all plans and procedures for all survey related work and products produced by Revolution Professional Services, Inc. District One District Wide Survey Services, FDOT District One, FL. Field and office support on a task assignment basis. Mr. Whitley provided horizontal and vertical control surveys, DTM surveys, right-of-way control surveys, right-of-way mapping. US 27 Richie Road to Berry Road, FDOT District One, FL. Surveyor. Mr. Whitley provided 2.5± mile design survey, right-of-way survey, right-of-way mapping. SR 29 Cowboy Way to County Line, FDOT District One, FL. Surveyor. Mr. Whitley provided 2.5± mile split highway PD&E/design project alignment, vertical control, design survey. District Wide Survey Support, FDOT District Seven, FL. Field and office support on a task assignment basis. Mr. Whitley completed 19 assignments and utilized the entire budget allotted within the two year contract. Tasks ranged from DTM surveys, control surveys, right-of-way mapping, and boundary surveys for advanced acquisition. Gandy Blvd (US 92 / SR 600) from Pelican Sound to Gandy Bridge, FDOT District Seven, FL. Surveyor. Mr. Whitley provided design survey and right-of-way survey for this 3.2 mile project. Project included geodetic control surveys (horizontal and vertical), design survey, jurisdiction line surveys, aerial mapping control, drainage surveys, subsurface utility locations (designation and vacuum excavation) and preparation of right-ofway control maps. US 92 (SR 600 / Baker Street) from Reynolds Street to Mobley Street, FDOT District Seven, FL. Surveyor. Mr. Whitley provided design survey and right-of-way survey for this 1.7 mile project. Project included geodetic control surveys (horizontal and vertical), design survey, jurisdiction line surveys, aerial mapping control, drainage surveys, subsurface utility locations (designation and vacuum excavation) and preparation of right-ofway control maps. US 19 / SR 55 at SR 60 Interchange, Clearwater, FL. Surveyor. Mr. Whitley provided geodetic surveys (horizontal and vertical), design survey, bridge data surveys, jurisdiction line surveys, right of way survey, right of way mapping, and SUE services (designation and vacuum excavation). Page 15 (not included in page count)

17 Craig T. Bouffard, PLS Survey Director / Senior Right-of-Way Surveyor (RPS) Registrations: PLS / FL / 5163 Affiliations: Florida Surveying and Mapping Society Total Years with RPS: 1 Total Years of Experience: 29 Mr. Bouffard is responsible for the administration of Revolution Professional Services FDOT survey and mapping projects. His technical expertise has developed throughout his 29 years in the industry. He has a thorough understanding of the technical requirements of surveying and mapping and the computer background to meet them efficiently. His extensive background in field surveys, his public and private sector survey and mapping experience, and his proficiency in automation make him a key production leader. He has successfully completed numerous design and DTM surveys using the Departments EFB data collection program, as well as bridge data surveys, right of way control surveys and right of way mapping projects for several FDOT Districts. District One District Wide Survey Services, FDOT District One, FL. Field and office support on a task assignment basis. Mr. Bouffard provided horizontal and vertical control surveys, DTM surveys, right-of-way control surveys, right-of-way mapping. US 27 Richie Road to Berry Road, FDOT District One, FL. Surveyor. Mr. Bouffard provided 2.5± mile design survey, right-of-way survey, rightof-way mapping. SR 29 Cowboy Way to County Line, FDOT District One, FL. Surveyor. Mr. Bouffard provided 2.5± mile split highway PD&E/design project alignment, vertical control, design survey. I-75 SR 52 to Hernando/Sumter County Line, FDOT District Seven, FL. Surveyor. Mr. Bouffard provided horizontal and vertical control, and rightof-way control survey. US 92 / SR 600 from Reynolds Street to Mobley Street, FDOT District Seven, FL. Surveyor. Mr. Bouffard provided design survey, right-of-way control survey. SR 583 East 23rd Avenue to Fowler Avenue, FDOT District Seven, FL. Surveyor. Mr. Bouffard provided design survey, right-of-way control survey. US 301 / SR 43 from South of SR 674 to South of Gibsonton Drive, FDOT District Seven, FL. Surveyor. Mr. Bouffard provided all survey and mapping services including; design survey, control survey and right-of-way maps for 11.0± mile roadway widening. Services included horizontal (GPS) and vertical control, establishing the existing right-of-way, full topography for the creation of a DTM, bridge data surveys for the existing bridge structures, channel surveys, jurisdiction line surveys, pond and outfall surveys. Rightof-way services included the surveying of 24 land sections and 30 plus recorded plats. The mapping services included the preparation of a right-ofway control survey for the corridor and the preparation of full right-of-way maps. The right-of-way efforts including the mapping and preparation of legal descriptions and sketches of over 30 pond sites and over 20 parcel takes for roadway widening. 3rd Street, 4th Street, 5th Avenue, FDOT District Seven, St. Petersburg, FL. Surveyor. Mr. Bouffard provided complete DTM survey using EFB and CAiCE, with right-of-way control surveys for control of 60± blocks. Page 16 (not included in page count)

18 Nicholas C. Staub, PSM Survey Project Manager (RPS) Education: BS / Surveying Engineering AAS / Engineering Registrations: PSM / FL / 6036 PSM / MI / Total Years with RPS: 1 Total Years of Experience: 29 Mr. Staub is a project manager with over 29 years of experience in the land surveying and engineering field, including boundary surveys, aerial control surveys, topographic surveys, hydrographic work, construction layout and route and right of way surveys. He has numerous years experience with computers and computer-aided design and drafting. US 27 Richie Road to Berry Road, FDOT District One, FL. Surveyor. Mr. Staub provided 2.5± mile design survey, right-of-way survey, right-of-way mapping. SR 29 Cowboy Way to County Line, FDOT District One, FL. Surveyor. Mr. Staub provided 2.5± mile split highway PD&E/design project alignment, vertical control, design survey. US 301 / SR 43 from S of SR 674 to South of Gibsonton Drive, FDOT District Seven. FL. Surveyor. Mr. Staub provided all survey and mapping services including; design survey, control survey and right-of-way maps for 11.0± mile roadway widening. Services included horizontal (GPS) and vertical control, establishing the existing right-of-way, full topography for the creation of a DTM, bridge data surveys for the existing bridge structures, channel surveys, jurisdiction line surveys, pond and outfall surveys. Rightof-way services included the surveying of 24 land sections and 30 plus recorded plats. The mapping services included the preparation of a right-ofway control survey for the corridor and the preparation of full right-of-way maps. The right-of-way efforts including the mapping and preparation of legal descriptions and sketches of over 30 pond sites and over 20 parcel takes for roadway widening. I-75 from Fowler Avenue to Bruce B. Downs Boulevard, FDOT District Seven, Hillsborough County, FL. Surveyor. Mr. Staub provided design survey, bridge surveys, channel surveys, jurisdictional line survey and SUE services for five miles. I-75 from Bruce B. Downs Boulevard to SR 56, FDOT District Seven, Hillsborough County, Pasco County, FL. Surveyor. Mr. Staub provided design survey, bridge survey, channel survey and jurisdictional line survey for four miles. SR 595 at Park Boulevard, FDOT District Seven, Pinellas County, FL. Surveyor. Mr. Staub provided design survey, control survey and right-of-way maps for intersection improvements. US 19 Continuous Right Turn Lane, FDOT District Seven, Pasco County, FL. Survey/SUE. Mr. Staub provided design survey and SUE service for 11 miles. Citrus Park Drive, Hillsborough County, FL. Surveyor. Mr. Staub provided survey services which included establishment of alignment, bench levels, topographic/dtm survey, drainage survey, jurisdiction line survey, subsurface utility location surveys, channel surveys, pond surveys, right-ofway surveys, boundary surveys for pond areas, preparation of maintained, existing and final right-of-way maps, preparation of legal descriptions and sketches of right-of-way pond acquisitions. Page 17 (not included in page count)

19 Michael F. Cornnell, PLS Project Surveyor / Lead GPS Surveyor (RPS) Education: BS / Microbiology AS / Biology Registrations: PLS / FL / 4987 Total Years with RPS: 1 Total Years of Experience: 28 Mr. Cornnell is responsible for the production of surveying and mapping products. His duties involve processing field data for the production of survey drawings and maps. He also is responsible for office support for our survey crews, which includes project research, calculations and uploading information into the field computers. He is our lead GPS surveyor with extensive office and field experience as well as concentrated training by Leica with the Leica System 1200 GPS receivers and processing software. District One District Wide Survey Services, FDOT District One, FL. Field and office support on a task assignment basis. Mr. Cornnell provided horizontal and vertical control surveys, DTM surveys, right-of-way control surveys, right-of-way mapping. SR 29 Cowboy Way to County Line, FDOT District One, FL. Surveyor. Mr. Cornnell provided 2.5± mile split highway PD&E/design project alignment, vertical control, design survey. East Lake Road Phase I & II, Roadway Reconstruction Plans, Pinellas County, FL. Surveyor. Mr. Cornnell provided survey coordination for plan preparation and design of 4.1 miles roadway from Tarpon Woods Boulevard to Keystone Road. Various Projects including US 19, US 27, SR 70 and Sunshine Skyway Bridge, Florida Department of Transportation, FL. Surveyor. Mr. Corrnell provided geodetic horizontal control network utilizing GPS for several FDOT projects. Bryan Lane, Roadway Reconstruction Plans, Pinellas County, FL. Surveyor. Mr. Corrnell provided survey coordination for plan preparation and design of 0.8 miles of roadway from East Lake Road to Highpoint Drive. Wetland Jurisdiction Line, U.S. Corps of Engineers, Englehard Corporation, Attapulgas, GA. Surveyor. Mr. Corrnell provided jurisdictional mapping data collection with hand-held GPS unit and post processing of data into final digital format. Banana Island Manatee Wildlife Refuge, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, Crystal River, FL. Surveyor. Mr. Corrnell provided field survey and placement of marking buoys around submerged land tract around Banana Island in Kings Bay and production of survey map. Pinellas County Medical Examiners Complex, Pinellas County, FL. Surveyor. Mr. Corrnell processed GPS control, field data collection and prepared boundary and topographic survey for a 30+ acre site. Brighton Bay Subdivision, Pinellas County, FL. Surveyor. Mr. Corrnell prepared plat and site construction plans including grading, drainage, water and wastewater system for 62 single family, 52 townhomes and two multifamily tracts on 168 acres. Northfield Subdivision, Pinellas County, FL. Surveyor. Mr. Corrnell prepared plat and site construction plans for 92 unit single family subdivision on 38 acres. The construction plans included an irrigation system of common landscaped area from a well source. Page 18 (not included in page count)

20 Ike Rooks, Jr., PSM Principal-In-Charge / QA-QC (IFR) Education: BA / Finance & Economics Registrations: PSM / FL / 5416 Total Years with IFR: 24 Total Years of Experience: 24 Mr. Rooks is principal of the firm with more than 23 years of professional experience. During his career, he has managed hundreds of transportation related photogrammetric mapping projects for counties, cities, municipalities, FDOT and airport authorities. Mr. Rooks is responsible for project management, QA/QC and coordination/communication of project issues and scope to the various IFR team members. He ensures all project requirements are met and offers extensive familiarity with FDOT standards, procedures, practices, and guidelines. SR 33 from Hermosa to I-4 Ramp-Polk County, FDOT District One, FL. Photogrammetry. IFR conducted low altitude helicopter photo missions to acquire black/white film for 2D planimetric mapping (300 corridor) and 3D DTM. SR 78 from Crescent Lake Drive to Evalena Lane, FDOT District One, FL. Photogrammetry. IFR conducted a low altitude helicopter photo mission to acquire black/white film for 2D planimetric mapping, 300 Corridor and 3D DTM TIN File. I-75 (Alley Recreational Access), FDOT District One, FL. Photogrammetry. IFR conducted a low altitude helicopter photo mission to acquire black/white film for creation of b/w digital mosaic 1 = 40, 1 = 200 & 1 = 400 HMR & TIF Format. US 41 from CR 951 to Greenway Road, FDOT District One, FL. Photogrammetry. IFR conducted a fixed-wing photo mission to acquire black/white film for creation of b/w digital mosaic 1 = 40, 1 = 200 & 1 = 400 HMR and TIF Format. US 41 from Enterprise Drive to Sumter Boulevard, FDOT District One, FL. Photogrammetry. IFR conducted a fixed-wing photo mission to acquire black/white film for creation of b/w digital mosaic 1 = 40, 1 = 200 & 1 = 400 HMR and TIF Format. SR 82 from CR 884 to Shawnee Road, FDOT District One, FL. Photogrammetry. IFR conducted a fixed-wing photo mission to acquire black/white film for creation of b/w digital mosaic 1 = 40, 1 = 200 & 1 = 400 HMR and TIF Format. SR 80 from Dalton Lane to Indian Hills Drive, FDOT District One, FL. Photogrammetry. IFR conducted a fixed-wing photo mission to acquire black/white film for creation of b/w digital mosaic 1 = 40, 1 = 200 & 1 = 400 HMR and TIF Format. I-75 from University Parkway to SR 681, FDOT District One, Manatee County, FL. Photogrammetry. IFR conducted a fixed-wing photo mission to acquire color digital mosaics. Creation of color digital mosaics 1 =200 & 1 =400 HMR Format. I-75 from North of SR 80 to South of SR 78, FDOT District One, Lee County, FL. Photogrammetry. IFR conducted a fixed wing and low altitude helicopter photo mission to acquire black/white & color film for 2D planimetric mapping & 3DTM. Delivery of Digital Mosaics 1 = 40, 1 = 100 & 1 =200 in HMR format. Delivery of Color Infrared Digital Mosaic 1 = 100 in HMR format. Page 19 (not included in page count)

21 Mike Miller Production Manager (IFR) Education: USAF Photogrammetry and Mapping Training Total Years with IFR: 14 Total Years of Experience: 25 Mr. Miller has 25 years experience in photogrammetric mapping, 13 years with I.F. Rooks & Associates. He has experience in photogrammetric mapping, rural and urban photointerpretation, photogrammetry, GIS and remote sensing. Mr. Miller received extensive training and experience in the United States Air Force. He has considerable FDOT experience and offers extensive familiarity with FDOT standards, procedures, practices, and guidelines. SR 33 from Hermosa to I-4 Ramp-Polk County, FDOT District One, FL. Photogrammetry. IFR conducted low altitude helicopter photo missions to acquire black/white film for 2D planimetric mapping (300 corridor) and 3D DTM. SR 78 from Crescent Lake Drive to Evalena Lane, FDOT District One, FL. Photogrammetry. IFR conducted a low altitude helicopter photo mission to acquire black/white film for 2D planimetric mapping, 300 Corridor and 3D DTM TIN File. I-75 (Alley Recreational Access), FDOT District One, FL. Photogrammetry. IFR conducted a low altitude helicopter photo mission to acquire black/white film for creation of b/w digital mosaic 1 = 40, 1 = 200 & 1 = 400 HMR & TIF Format. US 41 from CR 951 to Greenway Road, FDOT District One, FL. Photogrammetry. IFR conducted a fixed-wing photo mission to acquire black/white film for creation of b/w digital mosaic 1 = 40, 1 = 200 & 1 = 400 HMR and TIF Format. US 41 from Enterprise Drive to Sumter Boulevard, FDOT District One, FL. Photogrammetry. IFR conducted a fixed-wing photo mission to acquire black/white film for creation of b/w digital mosaic 1 = 40, 1 = 200 & 1 = 400 HMR and TIF Format. SR 82 from CR 884 to Shawnee Road, FDOT District One, FL. Photogrammetry. IFR conducted a fixed-wing photo mission to acquire black/white film for creation of b/w digital mosaic 1 = 40, 1 = 200 & 1 = 400 HMR and TIF Format. SR 80 from Dalton Lane to Indian Hills Drive, FDOT District One, FL. Photogrammetry. IFR conducted a fixed-wing photo mission to acquire black/white film for creation of b/w digital mosaic 1 = 40, 1 = 200 & 1 = 400 HMR and TIF Format. I-75 from University Parkway to SR 681, FDOT District One, Manatee County, FL. Photogrammetry. IFR conducted a fixed-wing photo mission to acquire color digital mosaics. Creation of color digital mosaics 1 =200 & 1 =400 HMR Format. I-75 from North of SR 80 to South of SR 78, FDOT District One, Lee County, FL. Photogrammetry. IFR conducted a fixed wing and low altitude helicopter photo mission to acquire black/white & color film for 2D planimetric mapping & 3DTM. Delivery of Digital Mosaics 1 = 40, 1 = 100 & 1 =200 in HMR format. Delivery of Color Infrared Digital Mosaic 1 = 100 in HMR format. Page 20 (not included in page count)

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