3-Addendum1 6000002348.pdf

4 World Trade Center l 150 Greenwich Street, 21st floor l New York, NY 10007

August 28, 2024

SUBJECT: REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS FOR PERFORMANCE OF EXPERT

PROFESSIONAL FACILITY CONDITION SURVEYS FOR BRIDGES

AND BUILDINGS AS REQUESTED ON A “TASK ORDER” BASIS FOR A

FOUR-YEAR TERM (RFP# 6000002348) – ADDENDUM #1

Dear Sir or Madam:

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (the “Port Authority” or “Authority”) hereby amends the subject Request for Proposals (RFP) as follows:

Attachment A

1. In Section III, A. Bridges, delete the first sentence and replace with the following:

“Proposed staff must meet the following staff qualifications to perform services in either State.”

2. In Section III, B. Buildings, delete the first sentence and replace with the following:

“Proposed staff must meet the following staff qualifications to perform services in either State.”

The following are questions from Request for Proposals (RFP) recipients. The questions and the corresponding Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (the Authority) answers are provided for your information and use, as appropriate.

Question #1: Is the Authority able to provide the presentation from the August 22, 2024, pre-proposal meeting?

Answer #1: The Authority has attached the subject pre-proposal meeting’s presentation for your reference.

Question #2: Will there be a separate RFP forthcoming, exclusively for SBE firms?

Answer #2: It is not anticipated at this time.

Question #3: Can we submit for Bridges or Buildings ONLY, or must we submit for both?

Answer #3: Firms may submit for either category, or both.

Question #4: Is there a limit to the number of subconsultants we submit?

Answer #4: No.

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Question #5: Does this project include the inspection of the main spans of the GWB and Goethals Bridge?

Answer #5: The inspection of the GWB may be solicited as an individual Task Order through this call-in program and the main span may be included. The inspection of the Goethals Bridge is not being solicited for this call-in program.

Question #6: If a firm is SDVOB in NJ, can that be used in NY, or must a firm be Authority-certified in NY or NYSDOT certified only?

Answer #6: Port Authority and New York State certified SDVOB firms are acceptable to submit as subcontractors. If an SDVOB firm is only New Jersey state certified, they cannot receive credit for it.

Question #7: If a qualified MBE/DBE is proposing as a Prime, how are those certifications credited towards the 20% MBE/10% WBE/3% SDVOB goal?

Answer #7: This contract does not have DBE goals, so DBE certification does not apply. If a firm is MBE certified and will self-perform, the 20% MBE goal will be satisfied, but the WBE and SDVOB good faith goals will still need to be met. Similarly, if a firm is WBE certified and will self-perform, the 10% WBE goal will be satisfied, but the MBE and SDVOB good faith goals will still need to be met. When self-performing, please remember to add your firm’s name to the participation plan document on the first line.

Question #8: Are we required to use the subs we submit when we propose for the task orders?

Answer #8: The Authority expects you to fulfill the sub consulting goals as listed in the

Agreement. It is the understanding of the Authority that you will make a good faith effort to use the subconsultants from your original proposal on a task order basis.

Awardees will be required to meet the participation goals with Authority certified firms on all task order requests.

Question #9: Will the Authority consider an Architecture degree/license in lieu of an Engineering degree / license for the TL/ATL roles?

Answer #9: No.

Question #10: If we are submitting for both the bridges and buildings category, is the intention for us to submit ten bridge projects and ten buildings projects, or ten total projects between both categories?

Answer #10: The Prime firm must demonstrate that it has completed a minimum of 10 projects per category, per the requirements in Section IV.

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Question #11: If we are submitting the same staff to qualify for positions in the bridges category and buildings category, are we limited to present both bridge projects and buildings projects in the resume template provided (bound by any page limits) or are we to include two resumes for each individual which would include one bridge resume and one buildings resume?

Answer #11: It is a business decision how to submit a Proposal, as long as the firm is able to clearly demonstrate how it meets the Proposer Requirements.

Question #12: Are we allowed to submit a transmittal letter for this proposal?

Answer #12: This is not required, as it is not a factor that is considered in the evaluation.

Question #13: As this proposal is for Condition Surveys, and the “Project Cost/Delivery model” in the resume template is design/construction related, should these be left blank?

Answer #13: Yes. “Project Cost/Delivery” is not needed on the resumes.

Question #14: Is there a page limit for the resumes we submit?

Answer #14: We have not included page limits in the Proposal Template, but in providing responses to questions, the Proposer should use the space allocated in the Proposal Template and be mindful of the length the Proposer’s response to the question asked.

Question #15: Is an organizational chart required? If yes, where should it be located in the proposal?

Answer #15: This is not required.

Question #16: Is a management approach required? If yes, where should it be located in the proposal?

Answer #16: This is not required.

Question #17: Can we show our subconsultants’ resumes and projects in our proposal?

Answer #17: Yes, but only resumes of the Prime will be considered in the evaluation.

Question #18: Does the subconsultant firm have to be an MBE certified with the Authority to receive credit?

Answer #18: The MBE subconsultant needs to be certified by the Authority in order to receive credit.

Question #19: If a firm is certified by the Authority as a DBE, does that qualify them for this RFP for the MBE requirement?

Answer #19: DBE certifications do not qualify for MBE requirement.

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Question #20: If a firm is certified by NYS as an MBE, can they receive credit for this RFP’s MBE requirement?

Answer #20: The firm must be certified by the Authority.

Please Note: The date for receipt of proposals for the subject RFP has changed to 2:00 P.M.

on September 16, 2024.

If you have any questions, please contact Ms. Courtney R. Eddington at ceddington@panynj.gov.

mailto:ceddington@panynj.gov

PERFORMANCE OF EXPERT PROFESSIONAL

FACILITY CONDITION SURVEYS FOR

BUILDINGS AND BRIDGES AS REQUESTED

ON A “TASK ORDER” BASIS FOR

FOUR-YEARS

RFP#6000002348

Pre-Proposal Presentation

August 22, 2024 – 11:00 A.M.

*For Information Purposes Only. Requests for Proposals will supersede any information included in this presentation.*

WELCOME & OVERVIEW

Courtney Eddington, Solicitation Manager

AGENDA

Welcome – Courtney Eddington, Solicitation Manager | Procurement

Supplier Diversity – Alex Rollison, Compliance Review Manager | Office of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (ODEI)

Scope of Service Highlights – Matthew Walsh, Assistant Manager Structural Integrity | Engineering Department

Insurance Requirements – Rita Maquieira, Staff Risk Analyst | Treasury Department

Procurement Process – Courtney Eddington, Solicitation Manager | Procurement

Q&A

SUPPLIER DIVERSITY

Alex Rollison – Compliance Review Manager

Presenter Notes Presentation Notes Our Mission is to keep the region moving.

OFFICE OF DIVERSITY, EQUITY & INCLUSION

Department Overview

BUSINESS DIVERSITY WORKFORCE DIVERSITY

& EEO COMPLIANCE

• Capacity Building

• Certification

• Compliance Review

• Employee Experience

• Equal Employment Opportunity

• Workforce Diversity, Equity & Inclusion

PERFORMANCE

REPORTING & POLICY

OVERSIGHT

• Performance Reporting & System Support

• Civil Rights Compliance

• Policy, Process & Procedures

CERTIFICATION PROGRAMS

At the Port Authority of NY & NJ, we believe that our operations should reflect the diversity of our community. Our Board enacted the following participation goals:

20% Minority-owned business enterprises (MBE) 10% Women-owned business enterprises (WBE) 3% Service-disabled Veteran-owned businesses (SDVOB)

Specific ACDBE/DBE goals for federally assisted contracts are set in accordance with federal regulations.

M/WBE

SDVOB

ACDBE/DBE

SBE

Eligibility Criteria for Certification

MWBE

• 51% owned and managed by Minority or Women Owner(s) who are citizen or permanent residents

• Make critical day to day decisions

• Capital contribution are real and substantial and continuing

• Valid for 5 years

• Needs to be in business for at least one year

SDVOB

• 51% owned and managed by Service- Disabled Veteran Owner(s)

• Letter or documentation issued by Veteran Affairs showing SDVOB status

• Principal place of business or significant presence in NY & NJ

Presenter Notes

The Port Authority’s MWBE and SBE programs offer MWBEs and SBEs a variety of ways to expand their involvement with the agency. Certification is intended to ensure that firms benefiting special bidding, contracting, and technical and financial assistance programs are truly owned and controlled by members of eligible groups. To be certified by the Port Authority and be eligible for applicable contracting opportunities, such ownership interest, must demonstrate that it is real, substantial, and continuing. Next slide please.

Efforts to Achieve Good Faith Effort Submit participation plans with the RFP response or bid, as required by the contract.

Create participation plans that provide meaningful opportunities for MBE/WBE/SDVOBs across the full spectrum of the project across all phases of the project, and categories of work and contracting tiers

Develop contracting packages that are commensurate with capacity of the preponderance of the available pool of MBE/WBE/SDVOBs

Encourage the formation of joint ventures, partnerships or similar arrangements among subcontractors, as required to achieve the participation goals

Presenter Notes Presentation Notes To achieve the Port Authority’s MWBE policy, the prime must Develop a 'Roadmap' to inform a comprehensive participation plan for evaluation and approval with goals applied for 20% MBE and 10% WBE utilization

- Each prime work provider under the Contractor is required to provide a participation plan in support of the roadmap framework Create participation plans that provide substantive opportunities for MBE/WBEs across the full spectrum of the project across all phases of the project, and categories of work and contracting tiers Develop contracting packages that are commensurate with capacity of the preponderance of the available pool of MBE/WBEs Encourage the formation of joint ventures, partnerships or similar arrangements among subcontractors, as required to achieve the participation goals Ensure diversity within diversity in all areas of work and tiers (professional services, goods & operational services, and construction)

Efforts to Achieve Good Faith Effort (cont’d) Ensure diversity within diversity in all areas of work and tiers (professional services, goods & operational services, and construction)

Establish transparent processes for pre-qualifying and selecting firms

After selecting MBE/WBE/SDVOB partners, ensure their engagement in conceptual design, project planning, means and methods and other types of program planning strategy meetings, related to their role in the project

Provide business capacity building support through financial services, technical guidance and trainings, and business services support, as appropriate

Conduct business affairs with MBE/WBE/SDVOB partners in accordance with PANYNJ's standards, including within our supplier code of ethics, prompt payment protocols, etc.

Presenter Notes Presentation Notes Establish transparent processes for pre-qualifying and selecting firms After selecting MBE/WBE partners, ensure their engagement in conceptual design, project planning, means and methods and other types of program planning strategy meetings, related to their role in the project Conduct business affairs with MBE/WBE partners in accordance with PANYNJ's standards, including within our supplier code of ethics, prompt payment protocols, etc.

Provide business capacity building support through financial services, technical guidance and trainings, and business services support, as appropriate

CERTIFICATION RESOURCES

• PA Website: www.panynj.gov/supplierdiversity

• Certification and to search for certified firms: https://panynj.diversitysoftware.com

• Certification Hotline: 212-435-7888

• Cert Help email: certhelp@panynj.gov

• We encourage firms seeking certification to also register with Procurement at www.paprocure.com to be considered for business opportunities http://www.panynj.gov/supplierdiversity https://panynj.diversitysoftware.com/ mailto:CertHelp@panynj.gov http://www.paprocure.com/

SCOPE OF SERVICES

Matthew Walsh – Assistant Manager Structural Integrity

Presenter Notes

Thank you and good morning. As previously mentioned my name is Charles Clinton and I am a Senior Principal Engineer for Electronics Projects in the Design Division of the Engineering Department. I’m here to discuss the Scope of Services for the Discretionary Radio Communication design services RFP.

PANYNJ Facilities https://www.panynj.gov/port-authority/en/about.html

Presenter Notes Presentation Notes Our facilities include the World Trade Center, 4 airports, a heliport, 4 bridges, 6 major port facilities, 3 industrial parks, 2 bus terminals, the Journal Square Transportation Center / the PATH transit system, the Newark Legal and Communication Center, and the Teleport.

To meet our mission of improving this transportation network, the Port Authority has an ambitious Capital and Operating Plan that will yield hundreds of construction contracts and tens of thousands of construction jobs.

Let’s Look at our past performance and our plan for 2001………………..

https://www.panynj.gov/port-authority/en/about.html

Structural Integrity: What We Do Quality Assurance Division, Structural Integrity Unit is responsible for the cyclical condition survey program to ensure that all PA structures are structurally sound for public or other uses.

Condition surveys determine and report on the condition of all bridges, buildings, and all other Agency structures and recommend repairs (Priority, Safety, and Routine Repairs).

Conditions, found or reported as potential hazards to the public or PA personnel, are categorized as Immediate Actions and immediately addressed.

The Consultant shall provide services such as:

• Perform scheduled condition surveys of building or bridge structures.

• Review reports, drawings, and documents related to the structure to be inspected.

• Prepare comprehensive field inspection forms incorporating all observations made during the inspection, note condition of structures and take photographs.

• Present all findings in a PowerPoint presentation to Authority staff.

• Compile findings into a Condition Survey Report with repair recommendations.

• Respond to Immediate Actions

Presenter Notes Presentation Notes �Before I can speak about Radio Communications, I must speak briefly about the other work the Electrical staff supports. The Electrical Engineering staff of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey provides high-quality, cost effective design services to the Port Authority's Line Departments, which operate the facilities I previously mentioned, all in support of the Agency's Capital and Operating Programs. Our group provides support to upgrade and expand the electrical systems at the Port Authority facilities, while continuing to expand our knowledge base regarding new systems, technologies, and standards.

A subset of the electrical systems we support is Radio Communication Systems.

The group that I manage, the Electronics Staff, provides design services to upgrade, expand or replace existing Radio Communication Systems at the aforementioned Port Authority facilities.

Structural Integrity Services:

Services will be solicited via Task Order solicitations - typical services may include, but are not limited to:

• Scope specific Condition Survey work issued for a specified duration.

• Augmentation of PA staff with on-site inspectors.

Proposed staff shall meet the qualifications outlined in each task order solicitation and shall include but not be limited to:

• Bridges - both State of New York and State of New Jersey - qualifications as required by the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) and Uniform code of bridge inspection (UCBI); and as required by the New York State and New Jersey Department of Transportation (DOT) and as outlined in the specific RFP

• Buildings - both State of New York and State of New Jersey – qualifications as outlined in the RFP

INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS

Rita Maquieira, Staff Risk Analyst

Insurance Requirements

• Commercial General Liability Insurance - $2 million per occurrence for bodily injury and property damage liability

• Automobile Liability Insurance - $2 million per accident for bodily injury and property damage liability covering any auto, owned, non-owned, rented or hired automobiles

• Workers’ Compensation and Employers Liability Insurance – to statutory limits and in accordance with the requirements of law in the state(s) where work will take place, and Employer’s Liability Insurance of not less than $1 million for bodily injury by accident and $1 million for bodily injury by disease, and at least a $1 million policy limit.

• Professional Liability Insurance - The Consultant shall bind, maintain, and pay premiums on Professional Liability Insurance in limits of not less than $5 million per claim, covering acts, errors, or omissions arising out of the work or services performed by Consultant. All endorsements and exclusions shall be evidenced on the certificate of insurance.

The coverage shall be written on a claims-made basis with a minimum of a 3-year reporting/discovery period.

Presenter Notes Presentation Notes Set-aside of contracts under $2.5M, PA Certified SBEs/SDVOBs:

Fees and bond waivers up to $2.5M Wrap-up Insurance – reduces the cost of construction contracting Semimonthly payment

Insurance Requirements Continued

• Sub-Consultants/sub-Contractors performing architectural and engineering services, including civil, environmental, electrical, and mechanical design or engineering, shall bind, maintain, and pay premiums on Professional Liability Insurance in limits of $2 million per claim, covering acts, errors, or omissions arising out of the work or services performed by the sub-Consultant/sub-Contractor, or any person employed by the sub-Consultant/sub-Contractor.

• Sub-Consultants/sub-Contractors performing construction and project/program management services, including surveying, quality assurance, lab testing, inspections, and scheduling and field engineers, shall bind, maintain, and pay premiums on Professional Liability Insurance in limits of $2 million per claim, covering acts, errors, or omissions arising out of the work or services performed by the sub-Consultant/sub-Contractor, or any person employed by the sub-Consultant/sub- Contractor.

• Sub-Consultants/sub-Contractors performing non-technical back-office or administrative functions only, including support staffing, secretarial/clerical staffing, document control, and scheduling services, shall not be required to maintain Professional Liability Insurance.

Presenter Notes Presentation Notes Set-aside of contracts under $2.5M, PA Certified SBEs/SDVOBs:

Fees and bond waivers up to $2.5M Wrap-up Insurance – reduces the cost of construction contracting Semimonthly payment

PROCUREMENT PROCESS

Courtney Eddington, Solicitation Manager

Professional Services Opportunities

• Publicly Advertised RFPs (and Addenda) posted on the Port Authority’s website and Bonfire

• Be sure to utilize the Subcontractors List for potential subconsulting opportunities.

Procurement RFP Solicitation Process

1. Proposer Requirements

2. Staff Qualifications and Experience

3. Firm Qualifications and Experience

4. Management Approach

5. MBE/WBE/SDVOBs Participation Plan

6. Cost – Multiplier(s) and Salary Schedule or Attachment D – Compensation

Procurement RFP Solicitation Process

7. Conflict of Interest

8. Standard Agreement

9. Attachment A – Scope of Work

10. Attachment B – Terms of Discussion

11. Attachment C – Company Profile

Proposer Tips Know the name of the Procurement contact

Ask questions if you have any

Check for any addenda

Demonstrate how you meet the Proposer Requirements

Be as specific as possible when describing what projects your staff and firm have worked on

Include MBE, WBE and SDVOB subconsulting opportunities

Presenter Notes Presentation Notes The name of the Procurement contact person and timeline for questions (due seven days before Proposal due date) can be found in the last section of the RFP letter.

Check the website for addenda if publicly advertised and ask questions if you have them. Questions are submitted anonymously to the appropriate staff.

Contract Exceptions may delay or prevent the Award of an Agreement, therefore, careful consideration of Contract Exceptions should be made before submitting to the Authority for consideration.

After Proposal Process

• Debrief o Prepare your questions before the debrief o Discuss strengths and weaknesses in your proposal

• Transparency – Awards Page

• Monitor – Upcoming Solicitations (including subconsulting opportunities)

Presenter Notes Presentation Notes Responding to RFPs can be a methodical, organized process Don't let scope or length of an RFP intimidate you

▪ Take it all in stride and respond to every requirement

▪ Answer all sections to the best of your abilities

▪ In the end, you will convince the ordering entity that you are the best supplier for the job because you have offered your services at a competitive price, and defined your capabilities and qualifications through your proposal submittal to determine a best value award!

Questions?

Thank You!

Organization Email Michael Cohen Mcohen@psands.com Robert Drew rdrew@hardestyhanover.com Gregory Hutter ghutter@popligroup.com Difilippo, Nick Nick.Difilippo@wsp.com Kimberly Stulb KStulb@tandmassociates.com Matthew Nash MNash@HNTB.com Longhitano, Frank flonghitano@bheng.com Charles Matlack charles.matlack@scengineerspc.com Smith, David David.G.Smith@wsp.com VINCENT DALESSANDRO (Unverified) Richard NG rng@lozierinc.com Darren Ferlazzo DFerlazzo@tandmassociates.com Bill Clark (Unverified) Thomas McAndrews, PE tmcandrews@aiengineers.com Rama Krishnagiri rkrishnagiri@mpengs.com Frank Buczek Arora and Associates (Unverified) Michael Tolliver mtolliver@kseng.com S (Unverified) Santora, Brittany BSantora@jmt.com Najia (Unverified) Susan Charbonneau scharbonneau@savinengineers.com Timothy J. Riordan triordan@arorapc.com Faulkner, Wayne WFaulkner@jmt.com Jack Perlmutter jperlmutter@kseng.com Darley, Seth E. SEDarley@modjeski.com Raymond Jewett rjewett@siengineering.com Shilpa Hrabinski shrabinski@gedeongrc.com Maqbool Mohammed (Unverified) Larosche, Chuck clarosche@wje.com Elias Boumis eboumis@siengineering.com Balseca, Anthony ABalseca@ThorntonTomasetti.com Mark Rollo Mrollo@sjheng.com Siragusa, Joe Joe.Siragusa@wsp.com Aslam Siddiqui asiddiqui@aiengineers.com Firman, Robert RFirman@wje.com Mark Rollo (Unverified) Dhaval Jagirdar djagirdar@mpengs.com

RFP #6000002348

Pre-Proposal Attendance Sheet from August 22, 2024

PERFORMANCE OF EXPERT PROFESSIONAL FACILITY CONDITION SURVEYS FOR BRIDGES

AND BUILDINGS AS REQUESTED ON A “TASK ORDER” BASIS FOR A FOUR-YEAR TERM

mailto:Mcohen@psands.com mailto:rdrew@hardestyhanover.com mailto:ghutter@popligroup.com mailto:Nick.Difilippo@wsp.com mailto:KStulb@tandmassociates.com mailto:MNash@HNTB.com mailto:flonghitano@bheng.com mailto:charles.matlack@scengineerspc.com mailto:David.G.Smith@wsp.com mailto:rng@lozierinc.com mailto:DFerlazzo@tandmassociates.com mailto:tmcandrews@aiengineers.com mailto:rkrishnagiri@mpengs.com mailto:mtolliver@kseng.com mailto:BSantora@jmt.com mailto:scharbonneau@savinengineers.com mailto:triordan@arorapc.com mailto:WFaulkner@jmt.com mailto:jperlmutter@kseng.com mailto:SEDarley@modjeski.com mailto:rjewett@siengineering.com mailto:shrabinski@gedeongrc.com mailto:clarosche@wje.com mailto:eboumis@siengineering.com mailto:ABalseca@ThorntonTomasetti.com mailto:Mrollo@sjheng.com mailto:Joe.Siragusa@wsp.com mailto:asiddiqui@aiengineers.com mailto:RFirman@wje.com mailto:djagirdar@mpengs.com

RFP #6000002348

Pre-Proposal Attendance Sheet from August 22, 2024

PERFORMANCE OF EXPERT PROFESSIONAL FACILITY CONDITION SURVEYS FOR BRIDGES

AND BUILDINGS AS REQUESTED ON A “TASK ORDER” BASIS FOR A FOUR-YEAR TERM

Manning, Lily LManning@wje.com Karen Anewalt kanewalt@hveapc.com Han Lin hlin@HNTB.com Muhammad Izhar mizhar@siengineering.com Gregory Ranft granft@psands.com Christina Boyle cboyle@psands.com Cecilia Huang_LSEA (Guest) (Unverified) Richard Horstmann rhorstmann@foit-albert.com Gladoun, Ostap OGladoun@ThorntonTomasetti.com Matthew S. McCarthy MSMcCarthy@tandmassociates.com Gao, Yan YGao@jmt.com Irina Khristidi (MP Engineers) ikhristidi@mpengs.com Mitchell Aldea maldea@kseng.com Ruby Lan rlan@siengineering.com Munz, Ashley Ashley.Munz@stantec.com Jenny Da jda@gargengineering.com Marlene Den Bleyker mdenbleyker@kseng.com Brian K. Anglin banglin@kseng.com Theobald, Lauren N. LNTheobald@modjeski.com Sam Botchway sbotchway@aidpe.com Kevin Hussain khussain@aiengineers.com Jacqueline Garcia jgarcia@mpengs.com Uzma Ahmad (Unverified) Catherine Gonsalves CGonsalves@aiengineers.com Raim Izhar rizhar@siengineering.com Carlene Cherebin ccherebin@gedeongrc.com Parmjit Sahani PSahani@popligroup.com Amanda (Chiu) Plair aplair@gedeongrc.com Valeriy Makarovskiy vmakarovskiy@lozierinc.com Seif Chowdhury Seif.Chowdhury@scengineerspc.com Ricardo Ramirez Ortega rrortega@munozeng.com Leslie Becker lbecker@munozeng.com Genaro (Unverified) Frank Buczek Jr. fbuczek@arorapc.com Joseph J. Zarriello jzarriello@kseng.com Steven Panayi spanayi@mpengs.com William Slade WSlade@gargengineering.com mailto:LManning@wje.com mailto:kanewalt@hveapc.com mailto:hlin@HNTB.com mailto:mizhar@siengineering.com mailto:granft@psands.com mailto:cboyle@psands.com mailto:rhorstmann@foit-albert.com mailto:OGladoun@ThorntonTomasetti.com mailto:MSMcCarthy@tandmassociates.com mailto:YGao@jmt.com mailto:ikhristidi@mpengs.com mailto:maldea@kseng.com mailto:rlan@siengineering.com mailto:Ashley.Munz@stantec.com mailto:jda@gargengineering.com mailto:mdenbleyker@kseng.com mailto:banglin@kseng.com mailto:LNTheobald@modjeski.com mailto:sbotchway@aidpe.com mailto:khussain@aiengineers.com mailto:jgarcia@mpengs.com mailto:CGonsalves@aiengineers.com mailto:rizhar@siengineering.com mailto:ccherebin@gedeongrc.com mailto:PSahani@popligroup.com mailto:aplair@gedeongrc.com mailto:vmakarovskiy@lozierinc.com mailto:Seif.Chowdhury@scengineerspc.com mailto:rrortega@munozeng.com mailto:lbecker@munozeng.com mailto:fbuczek@arorapc.com mailto:jzarriello@kseng.com mailto:spanayi@mpengs.com mailto:WSlade@gargengineering.com

RFP #6000002348

Pre-Proposal Attendance Sheet from August 22, 2024

PERFORMANCE OF EXPERT PROFESSIONAL FACILITY CONDITION SURVEYS FOR BRIDGES

AND BUILDINGS AS REQUESTED ON A “TASK ORDER” BASIS FOR A FOUR-YEAR TERM

Jamie Reve jreve@gedeongrc.com Tariq Bashir tbashir@civilcraft.com mailto:jreve@gedeongrc.com mailto:tbashir@civilcraft.com