CTR064771_Contract_Amendment_7.pdf

ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

1655 W. Jackson Street, MD 100P

Phoenix, AZ 85007 602.712.7211

Contract Amendment Summary CONTRACTOR: HDR Engineering Inc AMENDMENT NO.: 7 DESCRIPTION: P3 Program Management Services – State Funded

Rev. 04/2020

Procurement

Pursuant to the Uniform Terms and Conditions, Section 5, Contract Changes, the above referenced contract is amended. Summary of changes is as follows:

1. The following Key Personnel are hereby added:

HDR Engineering Inc:

Sean Everett, Senior Planner Amy Croft, Senior Planner Sue Cochran, Planner Cassandra Putman, Administrative Support Kate lehigh, Administrative Support Alejandra Cabrales, Planner Aliaa Youssef Amin, Planner Corey Beard, Senior Planner

CDM Smith Inc Joshua Bristow, Consultant William McGugan, Consultant Steve Martino, Senior Consultant

KPMG LLC

Trevor Butler, Financial Advisor Vasudha Dada, Senior Financial Analyst Radhika Gujrati, Senior Financial Analyst

2. All other terms, conditions and provisions of this contract remain unchanged.

hdrinc.com

20 E Thomas Road, Suite 2500, Phoenix, Arizona, 85012-3118 T 602.522.7700 F 602.522.7707

SENT VIA EMAIL: bbrenden@azdot.gov

June 3, 2024

Arizona Department of Transportation Attn: Bambi Brenden, Senior Procurement Specialist 1655 W. Jackson Street, MD 100P Phoenix, AZ 85007

RE: ADOT P3 Program Management Services Contract No. CTR064771 (State Funded) and CTR064774 (Federal Funded)

HDR requests ADOT approval for additional staff on these contracts.

Firm Staff Contract Classification Proposed Rate ($)

Project Role/Responsibilities

HDR Sean Everett Senior Planner 245 EV Charging Stations

HDR Amy Croft Senior Planner 200 Environmental

HDR Sue Cochran Planner 160 Project Controls

HDR Cassandra Putman Administrative Support 100 Administrative Support

HDR Kate Lehigh Administrative Support 110 Project Accountant

HDR Alejandra Cabrales Planner 115 Transportation EIT

HDR Aliaa Youssef Amin Planner 150 EV Charging Stations

HDR Corey Beard Senior Planner 165 Lighting

KPMG Trevor Butler Financial Advisor 425 Procurement and Program Management

KPMG Vasudha Dada Senior Financial Analyst 260 Procurement/program support and analysis

KPMG Radhika Gujrati Senior Financial Analyst 260 Procurement/program support and analysis

CDMS Joshua Bristow Consultant 210 EV Charging Stations

CDMS William McGugan Consultant 210 EV Charging Stations

CDMS Steve Martino Senior Consultant 375 EV Charging Stations

Resumes are attached for each individual. Please feel free to contact Ben Spargo at 602-770-6620 or ben.spargo@hdrinc.com if you have any questions.

Sincerely, HDR Engineering, Inc.

Aaron Meilleur, PE Senior Vice President/Area Manager

Attachments: Resumes

Sean Everett, PE (MT, WA) Electric Vehicles Power Lead

Sean has a diverse engineering background including electrical distribution systems, and electric vehicle planning and charging system design. He is experienced in the evaluation, design, project management, and construction management of such projects. Sean has worked extensively on high-reliability, medium voltage feeders for data centers, server farms and other, critical infrastructure. In addition, Sean has experience developing planning strategies, including distribution system modeling, for various electric utilities experiencing minimal to large growth. Serving as HDR’s Electric Vehicle Power Lead, Sean understands the distribution grid and evolving EV technologies are essential as he continues to support our clients meeting aggressive zero emissions goals. He also brings electrical distribution design experience with electric utilities and passion for solving complex challenges.

EDUCATION

Bachelors, Environmental Engineering, Montana Tech of The University of Montana, 2004

REGISTRATIONS

National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying (NCEES), No. 49397

Professional Engineer, Montana, No. 16522

Professional Engineer - Environmental, Washington, No.

20102140

INDUSTRY TENURE

19 years

HDR TENURE

16 years

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT), Electric Vehicle Master Plan, FL Per state statute, FDOT was required to coordinate, develop, and recommend a Master Plan for the development of electric vehicle (EV) charging station infrastructure along the State Highway System. HDR is currently working on this project to engage stakeholders throughout the state to discuss varying interests, concerns, and preferred locations regarding EV supply equipment (EVSE). HDR is using a GIS-based model to determine where existing EVSEs are currently deployed to determine the gaps where charger deployment should be focused. Barriers to EV and EVSE deployment are being identified such as legal, EVSE awareness, and charging duration, and then an implementation strategy will be developed to address these barriers and expand EV and EVSE use. The implementation strategy will include recommendations to limit legal barriers, which routes and how frequently to deploy EVSE sites and the size and quantity of chargers at each site, and how to further promote EVSE awareness across the State Highway System.

Southern California Edison, MD/HD West Coast Clean Transit Corridor Initiative, CA

HDR supported SCE on the West Coast Clean Transit Corridor Initiative with an upfront planning study to determine the best allocation for future medium and heavy duty (MD/HD) electric vehicle charging infrastructure investments. The initiative’s overall goal was to develop the planning necessary for an I-5 corridor that can be traveled from Mexico to Canada using electric vehicles. Eleven utilities, including Puget Sound Energy, spanning the entire West Coast sponsored the program. The study included an overview of the current EV infrastructure, utility planned infrastructure programs, an analysis of the freight transportation sector to identify potential charging infrastructure areas, the state of the industry in existing and future zero-emission trucks, and a set of recommendations for the participating utilities to accelerate adoption of MD/HD zero-emission vehicles. We leveraged HDR’s experience on existing projects and initiatives to maximize the value to SCE and the Transit Corridor Initiative partners.

Sean Everett, PE (MT, WA)

IA DOT Headquarters, Statewide EV Infrastructure Deployment Plan (NEVI Plan), IA HDR is assisting multiple states on plans for deploying electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure designated alternate fuel (AFCs) corridors across each state to create a statewide charging network. These EV Infrastructure Deployment Plan (EVIDP) were developed in accordance with the requirements of the NEVI Formula Program Guidance – a partnership with the DOE’s Clean Fuels Program and the Department of Transportation/FHWA. HDR worked with these clients and a variety of stakeholders to develop EVIDP documents with the vision and goals, stakeholder outreach, technical analysis and planning work, and the implementation plan for deploying EV infrastructure.

Kentucky Trans Cabinet-Div of Planning, EV Statewide Plan (NEVI Plan), KY This project involved the assessment of Nominated and Ready Alternative Fuel Corridors to find the most efficient way to connect a statewide EVSE network; with locations weighted by Justice40 and other socioeconomic metrics outlined by the Federal DOT funding guidelines.

North Dakota Dept of Transportation, Statewide Comprehensive National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI Formula Plan), ND Provided planning support for the EV Infrastructure Deployment Plan (EVIDP) which was developed in accordance with the requirements of the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Formula Program Guidance – a partnership with the DOE’s Clean Fuels Program and the Department of Transportation/FHWA. HDR worked with these clients and a variety of stakeholders to develop EVIDP documents with the vision and goals, stakeholder outreach, technical analysis and planning work, and the implementation plan for deploying EV infrastructure.

C-TRAN, Electric Bus Infrastructure Design Vancouver, WA As part of their planned fuel transition that will include BEBs, C-TRAN received a grant for the installation of up to 10 electric bus chargers for their future electric bus pilot beginning in 2022. Because C-TRAN did not have a transition plan in place, supported C-TRAN to understand where to place, how to power, and the type of chargers they would need installed at their central maintenance facility. HDR utilized our Zero+ tool to evaluate the optimal routes for charging both at the depot and the transit centers for a selection of fixed-route buses. HDR worked to help C-TRAN select the chargers and then design around the selected charger for the base and transit centers. Following completion of the infrastructure design project, C-TRAN selected HDR to complete a study to plan for zero-emission bus transition for the remainder of their diesel fleet. HDR utilized the Zero+ tool to model the energy consumption to convert to battery or hydrogen buses. HDR is currently developing the remaining plan for fleet transition.

Metropolitan Transit, North Loop Garage Phase 1 BEB Charger Design, MN The North Loop Garage was constructed with the intent to support electric buses.

HDR is leading a team of engineers to design the first phase of battery electric bus charging stations at the new facility. Eight, 180 kW charging stations connected to 12 plug-in dispensers will be installed at the new facility during Phase 1. Future phases will connect a total of approximately 30 chargers and 60 buses.

Amy Croft, PHD

Senior Biologist/Environmental Scientist

Amy has 26 years of experience specializing in ecological research and field biology and is also trained in the NEPA process. She has managed and supported a variety of local, state, and federal projects of all sizes and complexities. Her experience includes preparing and reviewing Federal EIS, EA, and Categorical Exclusion documents, State Environmental Study documents, and multifaceted mitigation plans, as well as regulatory agency coordination. Amy’s technical skills include conducting jurisdictional wetland delineations, wetland functional assessments, habitat mapping, threatened and endangered species and sensitive species surveys and monitoring, environmental compliance monitoring, and air quality impact analysis using EPA models.

EDUCATION

Doctor of Philosophy, Ecology/Biology, Utah State University, 2016

Masters, Plant Science, Utah State University, Bachelors, Biology, Utah State University, 1999

Certificate, National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) Certificate Program, Utah State University, 2017

REGISTRATIONS

Wetland Delineator Certification Program, WY

INDUSTRY TENURE

13 years

HDR TENURE

7 years

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

Horrocks Engineers, Bangerter 12 State Environmental Studies, Salt Lake County, UT HDR is preparing the preliminary engineering design, the State Environmental Study, and public involvement support for the Bangerter Highway at 2700 West, 13400 South, and California Avenue grade-separated interchange improvement projects. Amy’s responsibilities included preparing and reviewing the SES documents as well the supporting technical memoranda. Amy was also the lead biologist for this effort, responsible for delineating wetlands and other waters of the U.S. and conducting field surveys for biological resources including general vegetation, general wildlife habitat, as well as federally listed threatened, endangered, and sensitive species.

Federal Highway Administration Central Lands Highway Division, Millcreek Canyon Road Project, Salt Lake County, UT HDR is providing environmental compliance services for 4.5 miles of roadway improvements along Mill Creek Canyon Road, in Salt Lake County, Utah. Services include NEPA process management and local, state, and federal permitting. Major stakeholders include FHWA CFLHD, the U.S. Forest Service, Salt Lake County, and Millcreek City. Amy was the lead biologist for this effort, responsible for delineating wetlands and other waters of the U.S. and conducting field surveys for biological resources including general vegetation; general wildlife habitat; federally listed threatened, endangered, and sensitive species; U.S. Forest Service sensitive plant species; and extensive coordination with the U.S. Forest Service. Amy prepared a delineation report and biological resources baseline environment report.

Summit County, SR-224 Bus Rapid Transit Environmental Assessment, Summit County, UT HDR is partnering with FTA, Summit County, UDOT, and Park City to prepare an environmental document that is consistent with local plans and accommodates an already very successful bus route by improving transit speed and reliability. HDR is providing engineering, environmental, and public involvement services as well as agency coordination. Amy was a member of the biological team to conduct surveys

Amy Croft, PhD for biological resources including general vegetation, general wildlife habitat, as well as federally listed threatened, endangered, and sensitive species and to delineate wetlands and other waters of the U.S. Amy helped prepare a delineation report and biological resources baseline environment report.

Utah Department of Transportation, Heber Valley Parkway EIS, Wasatch County, UT HDR is developing an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) to evaluate transportation solutions to improve mobility through the Heber Valley and the operation of Heber City Main Street. HDR will coordinate with UDOT to develop transportation alternatives that could include a variety of solutions including reconfiguration of Main Street, improvements to other area roads, or constructing new a new road. Amy was a member of the biological team to conduct surveys for biological resources including general vegetation, general wildlife habitat, as well as federally listed threatened, endangered, and sensitive species and to delineate wetlands and other waters of the U.S. Amy helped prepare a delineation report was responsible for the ecosystems and air quality chapters of the EIS.

Utah Department of Transportation, SR-24 Asphalt Rehabilitation and Shoulders Project, Wayne County, UT HDR prepared the CE and supporting technical documents for the SR-24 Asphalt Rehabilitation and Shoulders Project which proposed pavement rehabilitation, shoulder widening, and other safety improvements on SR-24 between Torrey and Hanksville, Utah. The project also included improvements in on SR-24 in Capitol Reef National Park and involved substantial coordination with the NPS. Together, with UDOT environmental staff, HDR also coordinated with BLM, USFS, and the Utah SHPO during the project. Amy was the lead biologist for this effort, responsible for delineating wetlands and other waters of the U.S. and conducting field surveys for biological resources including general vegetation; general wildlife habitat; federally listed threatened, endangered, and sensitive species; BLM sensitive species; and NPS sensitive plant species. Amy prepared a delineation report and biological resources baseline environment report.

Black Canyon Hydro LLC, Seminoe Pumped Storage Project, Carbon County, WY

Black Canyon Hydro LLC is proposing to construct a new 750-megawatt hydroelectric plant including an underground powerhouse, new upper reservoir above the existing Seminoe Reservoir on the North Platte River, and associated transmission lines. HDR is conducting surveys for environmental resources in support of the project and associated permitting activities. Amy was the co-lead for surveys of vegetation;

federally listed threatened, endangered, and sensitive plant species; and BLM listed sensitive plant species, managing the logistics, safety, and data collection for field crews of up to 9 biologists.

Susan Cochran Project Controls Specialist

Sue is an experienced construction field office manager and accounting professional. She has worked on projects ranging from $400,000 to $1.8 billion in construction value for various types projects such as; Public Private Partnership (P3), roadway, structures, traffic interchanges, milling/repaving, landscaping, guardrail installation, bus bay construction, electrical, FMS systems (Freeway Management Systems), and widening construction projects.Sue has been responsible for calculating and verifying the accuracy of quantities for contractor payments; preparing and processing supplemental agreements in accordance with contract documents (special provisions, project plans, standard specifications, federal regulations/ requirements) for payment; monitoring and tracking labor compliance for accuracy with federal and state regulations as outlined in contract documents; monitored the labor compliance for several American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) Projects; tracking multiple work items such as training hours, employee interviews and DPS payments; preparing and processing correspondence, reports, and/or submittals to contractor, federal and state agencies, local governments, and designers; preparing for audits;

and checking bid item quantities for accuracy to project plans and special provisions.

EDUCATION

Glendale Community College, 2000

Portland Community College, 1992

INDUSTRY TENURE

28 years

HDR TENURE

23 years

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

Arizona Department of Transportation, I-17 Anthem to SR69 GEC, Phoenix, AZ HDR is providing GEC services for the I-17, Anthem Way Traffic Interchange to Jct.

SR 69 (Cordes Junction) project. The project includes 15 miles of one-lane widening and eight miles of “Flex Lanes” or reversible lanes through a mountainous area of I-

17. ADOT will be delivering this project using the Design-Build-Operate-Maintain alternative project delivery method utilizing the statutes governing public private partnerships in transportation. HDR led the procurement phase, including industry outreach, development of an RFQ, shortlisting of qualified Proposers, and then development of an RFP and evaluation of proposals. HDR is currently providing contract administration and design and construction oversight support through the construction period.

Capital Metro Transportation Authority, Capital Metro Program Management YR1 TO1, Austin, TX HDR is the program manager for Capital Metro’s extensive high-capacity transit system expansion. Sue is currently assisting with the implementation of e-Builder processes and submittal tracking for CAP Metro transit program.

Arizona Department of Transportation, ADOT L202 South Mountain Freeway GEC, Phoenix, AZ HDR and its team of subconsultants have supported ADOT and provided oversight during the design and construction of the 22-mile freeway in the technical areas of environmental, design, right-of-way, utilities, and maintenance. HDR also supplemented ADOT construction inspection and administrative staff providing

Susan Cochran oversight of scheduling, change management, construction quality, and labor compliance. Through the P3 procurement process, HDR has helped ADOT develop a risk-based delivery approach that increased innovation by instituting performance-based specifications that are not reliant upon status quo or personal preferences.

Arizona Department of Transportation, Flagstaff Construction District, Flagstaff, AZ Requested for a six-month assignment. This assignment dealt with closing out a triple project that had remaining issues. Sue processed all AC, reviewed all quantities, and prepared several supplemental agreements to close.

Arizona Department of Transportation, Prescott Construction District, Prescott, AZ

Requested for a one-year assignment to help train the current staff on how to properly set up a project, manage a project and to closeout a project. This assignment dealt with closing out several projects that had remaining issues, trained others how to process the necessary paperwork, built sub-items in the FAST program, properly approved daily diaries through the PEN system, processed payrolls, paid for all items associated with paving (including asphaltic concrete and PCCP), prepared for audits, and prepared for final documentation to be sent to ADOT Field Reports. Sue administered more than 15 projects while on this assignment.

Arizona Department of Transportation, Safford Construction District, Safford, AZ

Requested for 6-week assignment by the State Engineer’s Office to help this District closeout several projects.

Arizona Department of Transportation, Field Reports, Phoenix, AZ Assisted ADOT Field Reports in finalizing projects that were submitted by the field offices as completed projects. This job included review of all contract documents, supplemental agreements, force accounts, asphaltic concrete, PCCP, all accounting practices were met, and all document control aspects were covered by the required Standard Specifications. This assignment included work on Procurement Projects.

This is ADOT’s newest way of performing federally funded contracts through the Procurement office rather than Contract Accounting. Understanding the Construction Bulletin CB 11-02 and the processes for accounting are necessary to complete these types of contracts. Within this contract, work was added to assist the Local Government projects with their payrolls. Also, added to this contract, ADOT Construction Operations Group requested that Sue perform an audit for the City of Chandler. She was requested to audit the certified payrolls, subcontracts, force accounts, daily diary documentation, and related pay item documentation. Over 72 projects were either reviewed by her or helped with administrative duties while on this assignment. Sue was asked to help the Attorney General’s Office prepare documents for two arbitrations they were working on. This required pulling history of contracts, sorting through multiple sources of information and compiling spreadsheets for their office.

Cassidy Putman

Administrative Project Coordinator

Cassidy has seventeen years of project coordination and document control experience within the engineering consulting industry. She is responsible for assisting Project Managers with a variety of project activities, including project development, initiation, planning, execution, closeout activities, and facilitating contract and fee reviews.

EDUCATION

Montana State University, Billings, United States

Associates, Business Administration, Northwest Community College, United States, 1998

INDUSTRY TENURE

25 years

HDR TENURE

17 years

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

Arizona Department of Transportation, Roadway Departure Safety Implementation Plan (RDSIP), AZ HDR was tasked to review local, state, and national standards for each roadway departure countermeasure, as applicable. This research provided guidance on the implementation, maintenance, and best practices for each countermeasure. We compiled and presented the information to ADOT, which was used in some cases, to develop standard drawings, guidelines, or policies and procedures for use on future ADOT projects. In addition, we assisted ADOT in programming of their systematic implementation of rumble strip projects on state highways and prepared a report documenting the findings.

AECOM Technology Corp Phoenix, Arizona Department of Transportation I-11 Tier 1 Environmental Impact Statement (EIS), Nogales to Wickenburg, AZ As a subconsultant to AECOM, HDR developed the alternatives, methods, and reporting in support of the Tier 1 EIS for this proposed statewide corridor from the Mexico/Arizona border in Nogales, AZ, to the Nevada/Arizona state line.

Arizona Department of Transportation, 2022 Mega Grant / I-10 GRIC Corridor, Pinal and Maricopa Counties, AZ HDR supported ADOT with a Multimodal Planning Discretionary Grant application for I-10 widening. Building on our experience in the corridor (HDR is currently preparing the preliminary engineering and environmental clearance for the project), we conducted traffic and safety analysis for this $993 million project and demonstrated a

2.46 benefit cost analysis (bca) following USDOT guidance.

Arizona Department of Transportation, 2020 INFRA Grant, AZ HDR assisted ADOT in preparation of a USDOT grant application for 2020 INFRA.

Cassidy Putman

Arizona Department of Transportation, Bridge Inspection OC TO#17 | Phoenix, AZ

This task order is for the ADOT 2022 In-Depth and Fracture Critical inspections that need to be performed in ADOT's Central District. This list is similair to 2020 In-Depth List (Task Order #9). There are some repeat bridges and some new bridges. They are to be inspected following ADOT and FHWA guidelines. Deliverables are the same as the other Task Orders Draft and Final Inspection Reports using ADOT BrM Asset Management Software.

Arizona Department of Transportation, FY2024 Digital Delivery, Phoenix, AZ Assist in the preparation and delivery of a guidance document, tools, workflow, training, communication, and implementation plan for ADOT's Digital Delivery Program (DDP).

Arizona Department of Transportation, I-17 TI Reconstruction Pl, AZ HDR staff represented ADOT Communications as an extension of their staff. HDR will support ADOT Communications with public outreach services between January and March 2019.

Arizona Department of Transportation, US 60 Corridor Study, AZ Corridor Study Report and Environmental Overview to assess the need and potential alternatives of US 60 improvements from MP 111 to MP 120, both eastbound and westbound directions.

Arizona Department of Transportation, AZ Border Master Plan, AZ Arizona Border Master Plan update to the Arizona-Sonora BorderMaster Plan (2013) and other cross-border planning efforts.

Arizona Department of Transportation, F0252 02L I-10/GRIC HPTP, AZ In coordination with the Gila River Indian Community-Cultural Resource Management Program (GRIC-CRMP), HDR developed an HPTP for the testing and data recovery of 21 prehistoric and historic archaeological sites on the Gila River Indian Community.

The effort required extraordinary coordination among HDR, the GRIC-CRMP, and ADOT. HDR developed the HPTP pursuant to stipulations of the project Programmatic Agreement, which was developed by ADOT with assistance from HDR.

The HPTP was accepted by ADOT in February 2024; Section 106 consultation is pending. Archaeological sites proposed for treatment include habitation sites, artifact scatters, and canals. At the request of GRIC-CRMP, HDR is likely to participated in testing and data recovery fieldwork proposed in the HPTP.

Arizona Department of Transportation, FAST System Replacement Planning, AZ Through HDR's existing on-call, HDR evaluated options for replacing ADOT's existing construction management system (FAST) with a next generation construction project management system. As a part of this phase of work, HDR will assess options and prepare a roadmap for ADOT to pursue for the replacement.

Kate Lehigh Project Accountant 1

Kate is a Project Accountant out of the Phoenix area. She is responsible for providing support to various projects, including preparing monthly invoices and ensuring projects are on budget. Prior to her Project Accountant role, she was held a Business Group Accountant role at HDR in the Omaha, NE office.

INDUSTRY TENURE

7 years

HDR TENURE

1 year

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

Arizona Department of Transportation, 2019-010.03_Bridge_OC_TO19 | Arizona, United States Perform NTIS Tunnel Inspection

Arizona Department of Transportation, I-10, GRIC GEC | Arizona, United States The Interstate 10 (I-10) Improvement Project (Project) is located within Maricopa and Pinal County in Arizona. The I-10 Project corridor limits extend from the I-10/202 Traffic Interchange (TI) (Milepost 161) to south of State Route (SR) 387 TI (Milepost 187). The Project is led by the ADOT, in cooperation with the Gila River Indian Community, the Maricopa Association of Governments (MAG) and the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA). The project will widen I-10 to include one additional general-purpose lane in both directions south of Riggs Road and one additional general purpose land and a high occupancy vehicle (HOV) north of Riggs Road.

There are also 10 locations that will add bridges and one location that will remove a bridge. With the current funding, the Department can build some combination of the mainline and bridges at 11 locations in the corridor.

Arizona Department of Transportation, SR 88 CMAR procurement | Phoenix, Maricopa, Arizona, United States Support ADOT ADMP in the procurement for a CMAR to implement repairs to SR88 between Tortilla Flats and Apache Lake.

City of Peoria, Salter Well Rehabilitation Design (Phase 2) | Arizona, United States This project consists of the evaluation of an existing booster pump station, 1MG steel tank, production well, surge tank, electrical building, electrical service and disinfection. This project will be separated into three phases; Modeling, Design, and Construction, Administration, and Inspection (CA&I). The first phase is Modeling.

HDR completed the hydraulic modeling for the system as part of the first phase. HDR is currently working on the second phase of the system which includes a design of a new 5 MGD booster pump station, rehabilitation design of the existing welded steel reservoir, new electrical equipment and controls, groundwater well equipping, site

Kate Lehigh grading, and 2,000 LF of offsite water mains. HDR is overseeing the design, permitting, and managing the design team.

City of Scottsdale, Booster Pump Station 120, 146, and 147 Upgrades | Arizona, United States HDR was contracted to provide designs for upgrading the City’s water distribution and booster pumping system for the DC Ranch residential subdivision. DC Ranch has three water pressure zoning systems through three booster pumping systems, a reservoir, and treatment facilities 120, 146, and 147. HDR provided water distribution hydraulic modeling and pumping surge protection design for the built DC Ranch population. HDR also provided a host of hydraulic modeling activities for various fire flow schemes. HDR is currently designing electrical switchgear upgrades and RTU to enhance electrical needs of the future pumping system, and for system connections to the City’s SCADA. Work includes design of a standard disinfection system for site

120. The new disinfection system will replace an aging chlorine disinfection system.

City of Scottsdale, RWDS Site 95 Improvements (NEW) | Arizona, United States HDR conducted a condition assessment of a 36-inch diameter reclaimed water transmission main. The 36-inch diameter transmission main runs from Pump Station 95 to Reservoir A. HDR provided extensive coordination with the City, technology provider, and job order contractor (JOC) to complete an in-pipe assessment of the transmission main. HDR used a PICA Recon+ in-pipe instrument to evaluate the pipeline for leaks and air pockets. In addition, a camera inspection was conducted of the first 1,000 feet of the water main. HDR worked with the City’s operations staff to develop maintenance of plant operations (MOPOs) for the pipeline inspection as well as coordination with the City’s JOC for the installation of the launch equipment at Pump Station 95. Based on the results of the condition assessment, HDR is now performing a redesign of the pump station.

City of Scottsdale, TO_Gainey Village Casitas Water Main Replacement | United

HDR is providing design services for 6,600 LF of water distribution main replacement and cathodic protection.

City of Scottsdale, TO_Site 105 Reservoir Improvements | Arizona, United

Provide condition assessment and improvement design for a concrete storage reservoir.

**Chlorination System Upgrade Description: HDR evaluated options for replacing the existing Site 105 gaseous chlorination system. HDR prepared a design concept report that included flow projections, chlorine dosage calculations, and presented various chlorination options. A life cycle cost analysis was completed to compare an on site chlorine generation system with a sodium hypochlorite system. Working with the City, the sodium hypochlorite system was selected for the project site. HDR prepared design plans, specifications, and estimates for the design of a sodium hypochlorite chlorination system. As part of this project HDR has also designed rehabilitation improvements for the existing gas chlorination building. Due to the limited access at this site, HDR has worked with the City and the chlorine vendor to coordinate site access requirements and to ensure that access to the proposed chlorination system would be met.

Alejandra Cabrales

Transportation EIT

Alejandra joined HDR as an intern and transitioned into an EIT after her graduation. She has become proficient in AutoCAD Civil 3D, OpenRoads Designer, ProjectWise, and Auto Turn. Tasks have included creating plan sheets, sketching roadway and intersection designs, designing horizontal and vertical geometry, creating exhibits, preparing quantity estimates, and managing CAD files.

EDUCATION

Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering, Arizona State University, 2023

Associates, Liberal Arts, Mohave Community College (MCC), United States, 2018

INDUSTRY TENURE

5 years

HDR TENURE

1 year

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

Arizona Department of Transportation, ADOT FY2024 Digital Delivery | Phoenix, Arizona, United States Assist ADOT in implementation of their Digital Delivery Program.

Arizona Department of Transportation, FY23 Mega Grant Writ I-10 GRIC | Phoenix, Arizona, United States HDR will develop a narrative for the grant application, following the requirements and selection criteria stated in the NOFO2.

Arizona Department of Transportation, I-10, GRIC GEC | Arizona, United States The Interstate 10 (I-10) Improvement Project (Project) is located within Maricopa and Pinal County in Arizona. The I-10 Project corridor limits extend from the I-10/202 Traffic Interchange (TI) (Milepost 161) to south of State Route (SR) 387 TI (Milepost 187). The Project is led by the ADOT, in cooperation with the Gila River Indian Community, the Maricopa Association of Governments (MAG) and the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA). The project will widen I-10 to include one additional general-purpose lane in both directions south of Riggs Road and one additional general purpose land and a high occupancy vehicle (HOV) north of Riggs Road.

There are also 10 locations that will add bridges and one location that will remove a bridge. With the current funding, the Department can build some combination of the mainline and bridges at 11 locations in the corridor.

Arizona Department of Transportation, SR 303 51st Ave - I-17 System TI |

This project consists of the I-17/SR303L system interchange direct connecting ramps, which includes:

• The 303L/I-17 Ramp ES for two lanes of traffic, including ramp structures over SR 303 NB frontageroad and under I-17 SB frontage road

• The 303L/I-17 Ramp EN for two lanes of traffic but stripe for one lane of traffic

• The I-17/303L Ramp NW for two lanes of traffic, including ramp structures over I-17 and over I-17 NB frontage road

• The I-17/303L Ramp SW for two lanes of traffic but stripe for one lane of traffic, Alejandra Cabrales including ramp structures over I-17 SB frontage road and over SR 303 SB frontage road.

The construction of this project is anticipated to be delivered by design-bid-build method. HDR is on the team with Aztec to provide the following services

• Roadway Support - model and geometry QC

• Risk Management

• Digital support (OpenRoads)

• Public Involvement

• Drainage Support

City of Phoenix, COP FY2024 CPRG | Phoenix, Maricopa, Arizona, United States This task is to assist the City of Phoenix with preparing the Phase 2 Implementation Grant submittal for the Climate Pollution Reduction Grant. Phoenix is the lead for the regional grant application and coordination with regional partners and alignment with the MAG Phase I Pollution.

City of Tempe Transportation Division, Smith Road Final Design | Tempe, The scope of the project follows the recommendations provided in the Smith Innovation Hub Infrastructure Master Plan which identifies and prioritizes the infrastructure needs for the short-term timeframes. The project will implement short-term streetscape improvements to enhance bike safety, pedestrian safety, and visibility in the area. The safety improvements include pavement markings for protected bike lanes along Smith Road; sidewalk and ramp improvements along Smith Road, Perry Lane, and 5th Street; and street lighting along Smith Road, Perry Lane, and 5th Street.

City of Tempe Transportation Division, Tempe Smith Road PDS | Phoenix, Post design services for Smith Road construction

Maricopa Association of Governments, MAG SR 74 Corridor | Arizona, United

Corridor study for SR 74 between US 60 and I-17. The corridor study will look at the corridor existing and future conditions, access management, stakeholder and public engagement, visioning exercise for a 5 to 10 year plan, 20 to 40 year plan, and finally implementation and funding.

Navajo County Department of Public Works, Task 2 Design Manual Update | Navajo, Arizona, United States This is a lump sum task order to modernize/update the county's Design Manual.

Aliaa Youssef Amin

Electric Vehicle Project Manager

Aliaa is an Electric Mobility Professional with international experience in EV adoption strategy and policy projects, EV charging infrastructure implementation, EV readiness, and fleet transition. In her HDR role, Aliaa is managing zero-emissions and fleet transition projects across the United States as well as guiding clients through fleet feasibility and transition challenges. She has worked in roles across the Electrified Mobility Spectrum.

Some of the highlights of her career are working on the FIFA 2022 Fleet Transition in Qatar, and being the author and content creator for the ’Electric Vehicles and Charging Infrastructure Guideline in the State of Qatar’.

EDUCATION

Bachelor of Science, Mechatronics Engineering, German University in Cairo, 2011

INDUSTRY TENURE

14 years

HDR TENURE

<1 year

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

Central Ohio Transit Authority, TO-9 COTA Zero Emissions Bus Planning & Implementation Support | Ohio, United States Task order under master agreement to evaluate the feasibility of zero emissions.

City of Belleville, D_Belleville BEB Study | Belleville, Ontario, Canada HDR has a master contract with Metrolinx to enter into separate agreements with participating transit agencies to provide a complete and comprehensive plan to electrify their transit fleets, in a manner best suited to each individual agency.

Stratford, ON is one of 14 transit agencies who intend to become Purchasers for this Work. The scope of work includes route modelling of electric bus range, energy consumption, and GHG emissions, conceptual site assessment of the transit maintenance and storage facilities to identify opportunities for charging infrastructure, and a full fleet transition plan.

City of Culver City, Staff Augmentation for Mobility Planning Project Support | California, United States Since May 2023, HDR has provided staff augmentation support to the City of Culver City (City) as part of the Transportation Planning On-Call. Our team worked with the City to create strategies, messaging, and presentations to help the City effectively engage with agency partners, such as Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG) and Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro), to build support and momentum for key City initiatives and pursue funding opportunities and partnerships to turn those plans into actions.

IA DOT Headquarters, Statewide EV Infrastructure Deployment Plan (NEVI Plan) | Iowa, United States HDR is assisting multiple states on plans for deploying electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure designated alternate fuel (AFCs) corridors across each state to create a statewide charging network. These EV Infrastructure Deployment Plan (EVIDP) were developed in accordance with the requirements of the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Formula Program Guidance – a partnership with the DOE’s Clean Fuels Program and the Department of Transportation/FHWA. HDR worked with

Aliaa Youssef Amin these clients and a variety of stakeholders to develop EVIDP documents with the vision and goals, stakeholder outreach, technical analysis and planning work, and the implementation plan for deploying EV infrastructure.

Kentucky Trans Cabinet-Div of Planning, KYTC EV 23-27 Proj Insp Svcs | Statewide, Kentucky, United States This statewide contract is to provide necessary Electric Vehicle (EV) Project Inspection Services through the means of inspection and administration of EV Charging Stations built with National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Formula funds.

Knoxville Area Transit (KAT), Zero-emission Fleet Transition Plan | Knoxville, Tennessee, United States Aliaa is HDR’s deputy project manager for Knoxville Area Transit’s zero-emission fleet transition plan. KAT intends to replace hybrid and diesel buses with battery electric buses and install overhead charging infrastructure. This transition project covers aspects such as evaluation of existing and future facilities, partnerships with utilities and workforce development in addition to the fleet management plan.

Metropolitan Transit Authority of Harris County, Texas (Houston METRO), METRO GPC WA 1_2022 | Houston, Texas, United States Aliaa has developed a Technology Review document relevant to Houston Metro’s fleet transition project, detailing existing conditions, current electric mobility technology and market conditions. As the general planning consultant (GPC), we have provided METRO with a variety of services including project management, interagency coordination with federal, state, and local agencies, travel demand modeling, conceptual engineering, FTA CIG guidance, planning, public engagement, environmental/NEPA guidance, environmental due diligence, the METRONext BOOST program, cost estimating, GIS, traffic studies, financial planning, fare equity/Title VI, and quality control.

UT Knoxville, Fleet Transition Plan - Tennessee Valley Authority Project | Knoxville, Tennessee, United States Aliaa is HDR’s deputy project manager for University of Tennessee, Knoxville’s fleet transition plan for over 600 vehicles and multiple facilities across UT campus. This project is inclusive of a fleet transition plan, energy and financial analysis, electric mobility public education and awareness as well as workforce development advisory.

Cory Beard, PE ITS Engineer

Cory is an ITS designer with 10 years of experience. He is responsible for managing and designing project-related data for ITS, Lighting, Signing and Pavement Marking, and Tolling related projects, and assisting in the preparation of design documents.

EDUCATION

Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering, Penn State University, REGISTRATIONS

Professional Engineer, Florida, #87528

Professional Engineer, North Carolina, #050248

Professional Engineer, South Carolina, #38413

Professional Engineer, Utah, #13511122

Professional Engineer, Virginia, #062876

INDUSTRY TENURE

10 years

HDR TENURE

10 years

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

City of Tempe Transportation Division, Smith Road Final Design | Tempe, Arizona, United States The scope of the project follows the recommendations provided in the Smith Innovation Hub Infrastructure Master Plan which identifies and prioritizes the infrastructure needs for the short-term timeframes. The project will implement short-term streetscape improvements to enhance bike safety, pedestrian safety, and visibility in the area. The safety improvements include pavement markings for protected bike lanes along Smith Road; sidewalk and ramp improvements along Smith Road, Perry Lane, and 5th Street; and street lighting along Smith Road, Perry Lane, and 5th Street.

City of Tempe Transportation Division, Tempe Smith Road PDS | Tempe, Arizona, United States Post design services for Smith Road construction.

South Carolina Department of Transportation, I-20/I-26/I-126 Carolina Crossroads | Richland County, South Carolina, United States This project includes the reconstruction, widening, and resurfacing of the I-26 / I-20 / I-126 interchanges near Columbia, SC from Broad River Rd to Sunset Blvd along I- 26, Sunset Blvd to the Broad River along I-20, and Bush River Rd to Colonial Life Blvd along I-126. Cory’s responsibilities include the development of the Lighting / ITS RFP criteria and conceptual plans for Phases 1-3. He also is the Lighting EOR for Phases 4/5 of the project which involves developing plans and performing photometric / electrical calculations.

South Carolina Department of Transportation, Blossom Street Bridge Replacement | Richland County, South Carolina, United States This project includes the replacement of the Blossom Street (US 21 Connector) Bridge over the Southern and SCL Railroad: MP 0.193 in Richland County. HDR will provide engineering and environmental services for the preparation of design plans and construction services. The existing lighting system will be replaced and upgraded with decorative City approved luminaires to meet current standards. Cory’s

Cory Beard responsibilities include the development of the lighting plans and performing photometric / electrical calculations.

Florida Department of Transportation District 4, SR 869 / SW 10th St Connector Lanes Corridor Design Consultant | Broward County, Florida, United States Implementation of managed connector lanes along SW 10th St from the Florida Turnpike to I-95, including direct connect ramps to and from the I-95 Express Lanes system. Consists of new construction of the SW 10th St connector lanes and relocation of the local lanes for 2+ miles. Another scope element is the inclusion of direct connect ramps between the I-95 managed lanes and the SW 10th St Connector lanes. Our team is also responsible for the development of the RFP and associated backup information to support the procurement. Cory’s responsibilities include the development of the ITS and Signing Master Plans and RFP criteria. He also provides bid support, plans reviews, and post design services.

Beaufort County, Bluffton Parkway Enhancement Project | Beaufort County, South Carolina, United States Beaufort County proposes to construct pedestrian and aesthetic enhancements to the Bluffton Parkway pedestrian pathway for approximately 2000’ from River Ridge Road to Hampton Parkway. HDR will investigate design options, develop construction plans, and create the necessary bid documents that will be required for construction.

The proposed lighting work includes median roadway lighting, decorative pedestrian lighting on the north shared use path, and decorative LED bollards on the south shared use path. Cory’s responsibilities include the development of the lighting alternatives report and lighting plans, and performing photometric and electrical calculations.

Florida Department of Transportation District 4, I-95 Lighting PS&E | Palm Beach County, Florida, United States As a sub-consultant to CTS, HDR provided lighting PS&E Design Services for I-95 from S. of SR-706 Interchange to Palm Beach/Martin County Line and I-95 from Palm Beach County Line to CR-708 Interchange. The project corridor is about 10 miles along I-95, located in Palm Beach and Martin Counties. The project will install continuous lighting within the project limits and replace existing High Mast lighting at the interchanges with LED fixtures. Cory’s responsibilities include the development of the lighting plans and performing photometric / electrical calculations.

Florida Department of Transportation District 4, I-95 at 6th Avenue South Interchange Improvements | Palm Beach County, Florida, United States Scope includes interchange improvements required to address deficiencies associated with the SR-9/I-95 at 6th Avenue South interchange. These deficiencies include a high level of traffic in the merge and diverge areas between entrance and exit ramps. The existing lighting will be upgraded to meet current standards and decorative County approved lighting will be installed within the County limits. Cory’s responsibilities include the development of the lighting plans and performing photometric / electrical calculations.

Trevor Butler Manager

KPMG LLP

111 Monument Circle, Suite 3600 Indianapolis, IN 46204

Tel 317-616-2575 Cell 219-713-0354 trevorbutler@kpmg.com

Function and Specialization

• Strategic Planning

• Financial Management

• Performance Improvement

• Business Process Reengineering

• Data Analysis & Analytics

• Legislative Policy Review and

Analysis

• Government and Higher

Education

Representative Clients

• bp pulse

• Indiana University

• Indiana Public Retirement

System

• Indiana Department of Correction

• Kentucky Housing Corporation

• Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of Human Services

Education, licenses & certifications

• MBA Entrepreneurship &

Innovation, Butler University, Indianapolis, IN

• BSPH in Health Administration, Indiana University Bloomington

• Certificate, Business Foundations, Indiana University Bloomington, Kelley School of Business

• Certified Scrum Master (CSM), Scrum Alliance

Background Trevor Butler is a Manager with KPMG’s Infrastructure Advisory Practice. He has over 8 years of experience assisting state, local, and higher education organizations. He is experienced in several areas, including state government, higher education, finance, data management and analytics, project management, and strategic planning. Trevor has a history of handling complex projects, troubleshooting problems, developing teams, and planning strategically in fast-paced environments.

Prior to joining KPMG, Trevor served as the Executive Director of Finance for Indianapolis and Hamilton County with Ivy Tech Community College. Further, he has served as the Controller for the Office of the Indiana Attorney General, as a Senior Budget Analyst with the Indiana State Budget Agency for the Department of Child Services & gaming agencies and as Budget Analyst for education & economic development agencies.

Professional and Industry Experience

BP America Inc. (bp pulse) Trevor supported the bp pulse engagement on…