MAS - Otak, Inc. - GS10F0401X

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808 SW Third Avenue, Suite 800 Portland, Oregon 97204-2426

(503) 287-OTAK (6825) fax (503) 415-2304 www.otak.com

General Services Administration Federal Acquisition Service

Authorized Federal Supply Schedule FSS Price List On line access to contract ordering information, terms and conditions, up to date pricing, and the option to create an electronic delivery order are available through GSA Advantage!®, a menu-driven database system. The INTERNET address GSA Advantage!® is: GSAAdvantage.gov.

Schedule Title: Multiple Award Schedule

Category Attachment Code: H Federal Supply Group: Professional Services

Technical and Engineering Services (Non IT) Subcategory FSC/PSC Code: R425; F999

Environmental Services Subcategory FSC/PSC Code: F999

Category Attachment Code: G Federal Supply Group: Miscellaneous

Complementary SINs Subcategory FSC/PSC Code: 0000

Contract Number: GS-10F-0401X

Contract period: July 22, 2011 through July 21, 2026

Contractor: OTAK, INC.

808 SW 3RD AVE, STE 800

Portland, OR 97204-2426 Phone: 503-287-6825

Fax: 503-415-2304 Website: www.otak.com

Contract Administration: Justin Monahan E-mail: Justin.Monahan@otak.com

Business Size: Large business

For more information on ordering go to the following website: https://www.gsa.gov/schedules.

Pricelist is current through: Modification PS-0043, effective March 20, 2024

Prices Shown Herein are Net (discount deducted)

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(503) 287-OTAK (6825) fax (503) 415-2304 www.otak.com

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Customer Information

1a. Table of awarded special item number(s) with appropriate cross-reference to page numbers:

SIN

541330ENG; 541330ENGRC

541620; 541620RC

541370GIS; 541370GISRC

OLM; OLMRC

Description Engineering Services Environmental Consulting Services Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Services Order-Level Materials (OLM's)

1b. See hourly rate schedule below. See Page 4.

1c. See table below for a description of all commercial job titles, experience, functional responsibility, and education for those types of employees or subcontractors who will perform services. See Page 7.

2. Maximum order:

SINs 541330ENG; 541330ENGRC; 541620; 541620RC; 541370GIS; 541370GISRC:

$1,000,000 SINs OLM; OLMRC: $250,000

3. Minimum order: $100.00

4. Geographic coverage (delivery area): Domestic delivery.

5. Point(s) of production (city, county, and State or foreign country): Otak, Inc., 808 SW Third Avenue, Suite 800, Portland, OR 97204-2426

6. Discount from list prices or statement of net price: Government Net Prices (discounts already deducted).

7. Quantity discounts: None.

8. Prompt payment terms: Net 30 days. Information for Ordering Offices: Prompt payment terms cannot be negotiated out of the contractual agreement in exchange for other concessions.

9. Foreign items (list items by country of origin): None.

10a. Time of delivery (Contractor insert number of days): Exact time to be specified on individual delivery/task orders.

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10b. Expedited delivery: The Contractor will insert the sentence “Items available for expedited delivery are noted in this price list.” that have expedited delivery.

10c. Overnight and 2-day delivery: Exact time to be specified on individual delivery/task orders.

10d. Urgent Requirements: The Contractor will note in its price list the “Urgent Requirements” clause of its contract and advise agencies that they can also contact the Contractor s representative to affect a faster delivery.

11. F.O.B Points(s): Destination.

12a. Ordering Address (es): Same as Contractor.

12b. Ordering procedures: See Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) 8.405-3.

13. Payment address (es): Same as company address.

14. Warranty provision: N/A

15. Export packing charges, if applicable: N/A

16. Terms and conditions of rental, maintenance, and repair (if applicable): N/A

17. Terms and conditions of installation (if applicable): N/A

18a. Terms and conditions of repair parts indicating date of parts price lists and any discounts from list prices (if applicable): N/A

18b. Terms and conditions for any other services (if applicable): N/A

19. List of service and distribution points (if applicable): N/A

20. List of participating dealers (if applicable): N/A

21. Preventive maintenance (if applicable): N/A

22a. Environmental attributes, (e.g., recycled content, energy efficiency, and/or reduced pollutants): N/A

22b. If applicable, indicate that Section 508 compliance information is available for the Information and Communications Technology (ICT) products and services and show

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23. Unique Entity Identifier (UEI) number: M2F7G6H73FL3

24. Notification regarding registration in the System for Award Management (SAM) database: Contractor registered and active in SAM.

1.b GSA Pricelist SINs 541330ENG; 541620; 541370GIS

No SIN GSA Labor Category Site GSA price w/IFF (per hr.)

1 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 3D/Visualization Specialist II Contractor Facility $100.98

2 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Analyst I Contractor Facility $97.09

3 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Analyst II Contractor Facility $107.32

4 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Analyst III Contractor Facility $127.76

5 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Architect I Contractor Facility $89.98

6 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Architect II Both $135.00

7 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Architect III Contractor Facility $146.00

8 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Architect IV Both $165.00

9 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Architect V Both $232.00

10 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Architect VI Both $243.00

11 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Architectural Tech I Contractor Facility $84.00

12 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Architectural Tech II Both $89.00

13 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Architectural Tech III Both $99.00 14 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Architectural Tech IV Both $112.00

15 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Architectural Tech V Both $138.00

16 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Architectural Tech VI Both $178.00 17 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Civil Engineer I Contractor Facility $85.98

18 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Civil Engineer II Contractor Facility $105.00

19 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Civil Engineer III Contractor Facility $135.00

20 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Civil Engineer IV Contractor Facility $133.00

21 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Civil Engineer IX Contractor Facility $201.00

22 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Civil Engineer V Contractor Facility $155.00

23 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Civil Engineer VI Contractor Facility $166.00

24 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Civil Engineer VII Contractor Facility $170.00

25 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Civil Engineer VIII Contractor Facility $187.00

26 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Civil Engineer X Contractor Facility $217.00

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No SIN GSA Labor Category Site GSA price w/IFF (per hr.)

27 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 CM Documentation Specialist I Both $123.95

28 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Construction Manager III Customer Facility $145.00

29 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Construction Manager V Customer Facility $177.21

30 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Construction Manager VI Customer Facility $211.00 31 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Contract Admin** Contractor Facility $80.99

32 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Engineering Designer I Contractor Facility $70.98

33 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Engineering Designer II Contractor Facility $104.00

34 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Engineering Designer III Contractor Facility $107.00

35 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Engineering Designer IV Contractor Facility $120.00

36 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Engineering Designer V Both $132.00

37 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Engineering Tech I** Both $71.00

38 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Engineering Tech IV** Contractor Facility $112.00

39 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Engineering Tech V** Contractor Facility $124.00 40 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Engineering Tech VI** Both $131.00

41 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Environmental Specialist Both $136.00

42 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Field Representative V Customer Facility $147.68

43 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 GIS Specialist - Planner Contractor Facility $75.99

44 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Graphics Specialist Contractor Facility $115.00

45 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Landscape Architect II Both $118.00

46 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Landscape Architect III Contractor Facility $128.00

47 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Landscape Architect IV Contractor Facility $138.00

48 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Landscape Architect V Contractor Facility $153.00 49 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Landscape Technician I Contractor Facility $58.99

50 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Landscape Technician II Contractor Facility $87.00

51 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Landscape Technician III Contractor Facility $107.00

52 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 PIC/PLS Sr. Manager Both $252.00

53 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 PIC/Scientist Contractor Facility $231.00 54 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 PIC/Sr. CM Both $220.00

55 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 PIC/Sr. PM Architecture Contractor Facility $257.00

56 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 PIC/Sr. PM Civil Both $272.00

57 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 PIC/Sr. PM LA/ Master Plan Contractor Facility $231.00 58 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 PIC/Sr. PM Planner Contractor Facility $183.97

59 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 PIC/Sr. PM Urban Design Contractor Facility $192.00

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60 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Planner Associate II Contractor Facility $61.98

61 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Planner Associate III Contractor Facility $108.99

62 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Planner I Contractor Facility $105.00

63 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Planner II Contractor Facility $138.00

64 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Planner III Contractor Facility $142.00

65 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620

Principal in Charge, Project Management / Construction Management

Both $215.00

66 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Professional Land Surveyor III Customer Facility $161.00

67 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Professional Land Surveyor IV Customer Facility $171.00

68 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Project Admin. Asst.** Contractor Facility $83.00 69 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Project Coordinator Contractor Facility $116.77

70 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Project Manager I PM/CM Both $128.80

71 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Project Manager II PM/CM Both $142.01

72 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Project Manager III PM/CM Both $160.00

73 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Project Manager/Design Both $141.00

74 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Scientist I Contractor Facility $92.00 75 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Scientist II Both $98.01

76 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Scientist III Contractor Facility $108.98

77 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Scientist IV Both $139.00

78 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Scientist V Both $181.00

79 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Scientist VI Both $208.00

80 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Sr. GIS Specialist - Planner Contractor Facility $127.34

81 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Sr. PIC/Sr. PM Civil Both $296.02

82 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Sr. PIC/Sr. PM LA/Mst Pln Contractor Facility $276.00

83 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Sr. PM-Planner I Contractor Facility $175.00

84 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Sr. PM-Planner II Contractor Facility $190.00

85 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Sr. Project Director Contractor Facility $252.76 86 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Sr. Project Manager PM/CM Both $180.00

87 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Survey Crew Chief II Customer Facility $108.00

88 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Survey Crew Chief III Customer Facility $138.00

89 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Survey Field Technician I Customer Facility $72.00

90 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Survey Field Technician III Customer Facility $86.00

91 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Survey Office Technician II Contractor Facility $100.00

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No SIN GSA Labor Category Site GSA price w/IFF (per hr.)

92 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Survey Office Technician III Contractor Facility $109.00 93 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Urban Designer II Contractor Facility $110.98

94 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Urban Designer IV Contractor Facility $136.98

95 541330ENG,541370GIS,541620 Urban Designer V Contractor Facility $185.00

SCLS Labor Category SCLS Equivalent Code Title Wage Determination No.

Engineering Tech IV 30085 - Engineering Technician II 2015-5563 Engineering Tech V 30085 - Engineering Technician III 2015-5563 Contract Admin 30363-Paralegal/Legal Assistant II 2015-5563 Project Admin Asst 01020-Administrative Assistant 2015-5563

The Service Contract Labor Standards, formerly the Service Contract Act (SCA), apply to this contract and it includes SCLS applicable labor categories. Labor categories and fixed price services marked with a (**) in this pricelist are based on the U.S. Department of Labor Wage Determination Number(s) identified in the SCLS/SCA matrix. The prices awarded are in line with the geographic scope of the contract (i.e., nationwide).

1c. Labor Categories and Position Descriptions

No Labor Category Title

Functional Responsibilities Min.

Exp.

Min.

Education

Required Certification

/ License 1 3D/Visualization

Specialist II Prepares visual simulations of planned development and/or reclamation including roads, buildings and facilities, cut-and-fill, grading, water storage, drainage, and vegetation: (1) Uses a variety of specialized software to create realistic renderings of planned results. (2) Studies layouts, sketches of proposed projects, and related materials to become familiar with assignment. (3) Formulates concept and renders illustration and detail from models, sketches, memory, and imagination.

3 Associates N/A

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Functional Responsibilities Min.

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/ License 2 Analyst I Entry level professional developing competence in the field and receiving on-the-job training performing basic analytical assignments. Collects and analyzes quantitative data regarding the use of and demands upon physical infrastructure and natural areas, and presents result in written and oral formats for integration into civil engineering, environmental engineering, and construction engineering evaluations and solutions. Provides technical and/or operational support to projects or programs under close supervision. Exercise discretion and independent judgement in the area of expertise.

Fundamental knowledge base comes from education in general principles and practices of the functional area, or the equivalent work experience.

0 Bachelors N/A

3 Analyst II Fully competent professional in all conventional aspects of the field. Independently performs a variety of assignments which may include work on projects of small to moderate size and complexity. Collects and analyzes quantitative data regarding the use of and demands upon physical infrastructure and natural areas, and presents results in written and oral formats for integration into civil engineering, environmental engineering, and construction engineering evaluations and solutions. Uses a variety of sources to research and analyze topics. Exhibits technical and operational proficiency in the primary duties of the job family and may be developing expertise in a specific area of the field.

2 Bachelors N/A

4 Analyst III A seasoned professional who participates in all aspects of quantitative, qualitative and analytical tasks. Assists project managers with coordinating project schedule and budgets to ensure cost effective execution of project deliverables. Tasks may include using database applications, spreadsheets and statistical analysis software to perform complex analysis with large datasets regarding the use of and demands upon physical infrastructure and natural areas for integration into civil engineering, environmental engineering, and construction engineering evaluations and solutions. Plays a key role in implementing projects and programs in the function. Acts as a resource to managers and employees in the organization.

3 Masters N/A

5 Architect I Emerging architect responsible for applying standard techniques and procedures while under supervision in less complex assignments; performs works with less complex features for which there are many precedents.

4 Bachelors RA (Registered Architect)

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/ License 6 Architect II Independent architect responsible for evaluating, selecting, and applying standard techniques and procedures while using judgement when making adaptations and modifications in moderately complex assignments for buildings and structures supporting civil engineering, environmental engineering, and construction engineering services, infrastructure and natural area needs; performs works with moderately complex features for which there are few precedents.

5 Bachelors RA (registered Architect)

7 Architect III Experienced architect responsible for evaluating, selecting, and applying standard techniques and procedures while using judgement when making adaptations and modifications in complex assignments; performs works with complex features for which there are few precedents.

6 Bachelors RA (registered Architect)

8 Architect IV Fully competent licensed architect with diverse knowledge of architectural principles and practices, uses advanced techniques, and has responsibility for finished plans, specifications, and material approved for buildings and structures supporting civil engineering, environmental engineering, and construction engineering services, infrastructure and natural area needs. May supervise small staff or project teams.

8 Bachelors RA (registered Architect)

9 Architect V Functions as project manager or senior technical expert applying diversified knowledge of engineering principles and practices to a broad variety of assignments in related fields for buildings and structures supporting civil engineering, environmental engineering, and construction engineering services, infrastructure and natural area needs; performs complex or novel assignments requiring deep knowledge of engineering techniques and procedures; serves as a technical specialist.

10 Bachelors RA (registered Architect)

10 Architect VI Functions as a Senior Project Manager or senior technical expert interpreting, organizing, and executing projects for buildings and structures supporting civil engineering, environmental engineering, and construction engineering services, infrastructure and natural area needs. Develops standards and guidelines and leads the practice in a broad area of specialization or in a narrow but intensely specialized field.

12 Bachelors RA (registered Architect)

11 Architectural Tech I

Entry level with some specialized drafting or engineering training. Copies detailed plans and drawings.

0 Bachelors N/A

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Tech II Emerging technician on the path to licensure; works with designs of others and performs routine architectural assignments for buildings and structures supporting civil engineering, environmental engineering, and construction engineering services, infrastructure and natural area needs.

Performs design computations, compiles data, and completes elementary architectural assignments; may prepare project estimate and architectural plans as directed.

2 Bachelors N/A

13 Architectural Tech III

Emerging technician on the path to licensure; responsible for projects' technical design; provides planning/design/coordination consultation on large projects;

reviews/approves conceptual designs. Responsible for specific technical design aspects of an assigned project for buildings and structures supporting civil engineering, environmental engineering, and construction engineering services, infrastructure and natural area needs, including investigation, evaluation, and recommendation of design solutions; provides professional architectural consultation of large, complex projects.

3 Bachelors N/A

14 Architectural Tech IV

Unlicensed design technician in all conventional aspects of architecture. Performs work requiring independent judgment in evaluation, selection, and adaptation/modification of standard techniques, procedures and criteria for buildings and structures supporting civil engineering, environmental engineering, and construction engineering services, infrastructure and natural area needs. Independently solves most typical problems encountered. Receives technical guidance on unusual or complex issues and supervisory review and approval on proposed project plans is generally needed.

5 Bachelors N/A

15 Architectural Tech V

A fully proficient design professional who is independently responsible for detailed drawings, schematics or presentations for buildings and structures supporting civil engineering, environmental engineering, and construction engineering services, infrastructure and natural area needs. May oversee the work of less experienced architects and designers. Applies sound and diverse knowledge of architecture principles and practices in broad array of assignments. Supervision and guidance mainly concern overall objectives, critical issues, new concepts and policy matters. Consults with supervisor regarding unusual complexities and developments. Performs more visible design work with responsibility for independent

8 Bachelors N/A

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/ License action and decision. A master's degree is preferred for this level.

16 Architectural Tech VI

Design professional with senior-level knowledge in one or more areas of design and/or construction for buildings and structures supporting civil engineering, environmental engineering, and construction engineering services, infrastructure and natural area needs. May oversee the work of less experience architects and designers. Plans and develops architectural projects concerning unique and/or controversial complexities that significantly impact large and complex projects. Independently maintains liaison with individuals and units in or outside firm with responsibility for technical matters pertaining to individual’s area of expertise.

10 Bachelors N/A

17 Civil Engineer I Works under close supervision; receives specific and detailed instructions for required tasks and results expected. Performs a variety of routine tasks, which provide experience and familiarity with engineering staff, methods, practices, and programs. Usually assumes no responsibility for direction of others.

0 Bachelors PE

18 Civil Engineer

II

Continuing developmental level, performs standard engineering work requiring application of standard techniques and procedures. Limited exercise of judgment required when less common methods or procedures are necessary.

Assignments may include higher-level work for training/developmental purposes. Supervisor screens assignments for unusual complexities and selects non-routine techniques and procedures to be applied. Receives close supervision on new aspects of assignments. Using prescribed methods, performs specific and limited segments of an experienced engineer's broader assignment.

2 Bachelors PE

19 Civil Engineer

III

Independently evaluates, selects, and applies standard engineering techniques and procedures while using judgment when making minor adaptations and modifications.

Assignments have clear and specific objectives and require investigation of limited number of variables. Receives instructions on specific assignment objectives, complex features, and possible solutions. Assistance given for unusual problems and normally reviewed for application of sound professional judgment. Performs work involving conventional plans, investigations, surveys, structures, or equipment with relatively few complex features for which there are few precedents. May be assisted by engineers or technicians and be responsible for single phase of a project.

3 Bachelors PE

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IV

Fully competent engineer in all conventional aspects of subject matter or functional area of assignments; plans and conducts work requiring judgment in independent evaluation, selection, and substantial adaptation/modification of standard techniques, procedures, and criteria. Devises new solutions to problems encountered. Independently performs most assignments with instruction only regarding general expected results. Receives technical guidance for unusual or complex problems and supervisory approval of proposed project plans.

May supervise a few engineers and/or technicians on project basis.

5 Bachelors PE

21 Civil Engineer

IX

Provides overall supervision to Department to assure that technical, administrative, man-hour, and schedule targets of Department are met within framework of established corporate or organizational policy and in accordance with applicable professional standards, design-control procedures, and corporate or organizational procedures and guidelines.

15 Bachelors PE

22 Civil Engineer V

Applies diversified knowledge of engineering principles and practices to broad variety of assignments and related fields.

Makes decisions independently regarding engineering complexities and methods. Requires use of advanced techniques and modification and extension of theories, precepts, and practices in individual's field. Supervision and guidance relate largely to overall objectives, critical issues, new concepts, and policy matters. Consults with supervisor concerning unusual problems and developments. Typical duties and responsibilities include one or more of the following: 1) supervises, coordinates, and reviews work of small staff of engineers and/or technicians; 2) as individual researcher or staff specialist, performs complex or novel assignments requiring development of new and/or improved techniques and procedures.

6 Bachelors PE

23 Civil Engineer

VI

Has full responsibility for interpreting, organizing, executing and coordinating assignments. Plans and develops engineering projects concerned with unique or controversial complexities which have important impact on major company programs.

This involves exploration of subject area, definition of scope, selection of areas for investigation, and development of novel concepts. Acts as technical liaison to individuals within and outside his organization with responsibility to act independently regarding technical matters pertaining to individual's field. Supervision received is essentially administrative, with assignments given in broad terms

8 Bachelors PE

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/ License concerning general objectives and limitations. Typical duties and responsibilities include one or more of the following: 1) plans, organizes, and supervises work of staff of engineers and technicians (approx.15-30); 2) as individual researcher, consultant, or staff specialist, conceives plans and conducts research in areas of considerable scope and complexity.

24 Civil Engineer

VII

Makes authoritative decisions and recommendations having important impact on extensive engineering activities of company. Initiates and maintains extensive contacts with key engineers and officials of other organizations and companies, requiring skill in persuasion and negotiation of critical issues.

Individuals at this level demonstrate a high degree of creativity, foresight, and mature judgment in anticipating and solving unprecedented engineering complexities, determining program objectives and requirements, organizing programs and projects, and developing standards and guidelines for diverse engineering activities. Typical duties and responsibilities include one or both of the following: 1) planning, organizing, and supervising work of large staff of engineers and technicians (in excess of 30 individuals); 2) as individual researcher or consultant, is recognized leader and authority in company in broad area of specialization or intensely specialized field.

10 Bachelors PE

25 Civil Engineer

VIII

Makes authoritative decisions and recommendations having significant impact on extensive engineering and related activities of company. Negotiates critical and controversial issues with top-level engineers and officers of other organizations and companies. Demonstrates a high degree of creativity, foresight, and mature judgment in planning, organizing, and guiding extensive engineering programs and activities of outstanding novelty and/or importance. Receives general administrative direction. Is responsible for one or more programs of such diversity and scope to be of critical importance to overall company objectives.

12 Bachelors PE

26 Civil Engineer X

Provides overall supervision to Department to assure that technical, administrative, man-hour, and schedule targets of Department are met within framework of established corporate or organizational policy and in accordance with applicable professional standards, design-control procedures, and corporate or organizational procedures and guidelines.

16 Bachelors PE

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27 CM

Documentation Specialist I

Entry-level position that coordinates tasks and provides administrative support; Prepares simple designs, reports, and/or calculations to support investigations and test possible solutions in investigating and implementing civil engineering, environmental engineering, and construction engineering solutions for infrastructure needs and natural area improvements. Assists in specific and limited portions of construction assignment.

0 Bachelors N/A

28 Construction Manager III

Independent professional responsible for evaluating, selecting, and applying standard techniques and procedures while using judgement when making minor adaptations and modifications in less complex assignments; performs works involving conventional plans, investigations, surveys, structures, or equipment. Assists in the overall management, administrative and technical direction for smaller project that are low to moderate in complexity.

3 Bachelors N/A

29 Construction Manager V

Functions as project manager or senior technical expert applying diversified knowledge of professional principles and practices to a broad variety of assignments in related fields;

performs complex or novel assignments requiring deep knowledge of techniques and procedures in functional area.

Provides overall staff direction and guidance to field crew, construction managers, and/or project engineer. Oversees entire project, which is generally large and moderately high in complexity.

8 Bachelors N/A

30 Construction Manager VI

Functions as a Senior Project Manager or senior technical expert interpreting, organizing, and executing projects which have a moderate impact on Otak programs. Provides overall management, administrative and technical direction for projects. Oversees multiple projects that are generally large and high in complexity.

10 Bachelors N/A

31 Contract Admin**

Analyzes moderate to complex risk level solicitations and contracts. Negotiates contracts with Clients/Subconsultants.

Develops complex cost proposals/contract schedule as well as administrative/contractual reporting documents.

Coordinates closely with project managers and finance personnel.

3 Bachelors N/A

32 Engineering Designer I

Entry-level professional who works in a learning capacity, receiving on-the-job training; Prepares simple designs, reports and calculations. Collects data and gathers information or documents; Performs standard computations or analysis;

Prepares drawings and visual aids; Observes construction activities; May perform basic survey work.

0 Associates N/A

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Functional Responsibilities Min.

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Min.

Education

Required Certification

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Designer II Developmental level engineer who works in a learning capacity, receiving on-the-job training; Prepares simple designs, reports and calculations. Performs basic design tasks;

assists on other tasks such as: preparation of permit applications, material testing, drawings, and computer aided design (CAD) work.

1 Associates N/A

34 Engineering Designer III

Continuing developmental level engineer; performs simple and less-complex standard engineering work requiring application of standard techniques and procedures. Performs basic design tasks; assists on other tasks such as: preparation of permit applications, material testing, drawings, and computer aided design (CAD) work.

2 Associates N/A

35 Engineering Designer IV

Engineer responsible for applying standard engineering techniques and procedures while under supervision in less complex assignments; performs works involving conventional plans, investigations, surveys, structures, or equipment.

Performs moderate design tasks; prepares portions of project documents; edits specifications; Performs research and investigations.

3 Associates N/A

36 Engineering Designer V

Independent engineer responsible for evaluating, selecting, and applying standard engineering techniques and procedures while using judgement when making minor adaptations and modifications in less complex assignments; performs works involving conventional plans, investigations, surveys, structures, or equipment. Performs moderate design tasks;

prepares portions of project documents; edits specifications;

Performs research and investigations.

4 Bachelors EIT/PE

37 Engineering Tech I**

Entry-level designer using engineering fundamentals to create and/or modify preliminary project renderings for engineers' approval. Uses basic knowledge of codes, designs, and construction practices to perform basic engineering drafting using CAD.

0 Associates N/A

38 Engineering Tech IV

Mid-career level designer using engineering fundamentals to create and/or modify project designs; will select and recommend design procedures and prepare renderings for engineers' approval. Uses knowledge of codes, designs, and construction practices to perform basic engineering design using CAD.

5 Associates N/A

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Functional Responsibilities Min.

Exp.

Min.

Education

Required Certification

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Tech V Senior level designer using engineering fundamental to create and/or modify more complex project designs; will select and recommend design procedures and prepare preliminary designs for engineers' approval. Uses advanced knowledge of codes, designs, and construction practices to independently perform basic engineering design using CAD.

7 Associates N/A

40 Engineering Tech VI**

Senior level designer using engineering fundamental to create and/or modify more complex project designs; will select and recommend design procedures and prepare preliminary designs for engineers' approval. Uses advanced knowledge of codes, designs, and construction practices to independently perform basic engineering design using CAD.

8 Associates N/A

41 Environmental Specialist

Entry-level professional who works in a learning capacity, receiving on-the-job training; Prepares simple designs, reports and/or calculations. Performs specific and limited portions of scientific assignment; Assists in data collection, analysis, etc.

0 Bachelors N/A

42 Field Representative V

Fully competent senior level professional in all conventional aspects of general subject matter or functional area; plans and conducts work requiring judgment in independent evaluation, selection, and substantial adaptation/modification of standard techniques to investigate and implement civil engineering, environmental engineering, and construction engineering solutions for infrastructure needs and natural area improvements. Develops new techniques and/or improved processes, materials, or products; Assists upper level management and staff as a technical specialist or advisor.

8 Bachelors N/A

43 GIS Specialist - Planner

Entry to mid-level professional responsible for evaluating, selecting, and applying standard techniques and procedures while using judgement when making minor adaptations and modifications in less complex assignments. Performs moderately complex tasks; prepares portions of project documents; edits specifications; Performs research and investigations.

2 Bachelors N/A

44 Graphics Specialist

Mid-level professional who leads the design and preparation of templates and graphics for complex and or large proposals or presentations to assist engineers, scientists, and practice area professionals with investigations for civil engineering, environmental engineering, and construction engineering solutions for infrastructure needs and natural area improvements, and to communicate solutions to other team members and stakeholders affected by infrastructure and natural area requirements. Uses knowledge of current graphic design software and GIS applications to produce graphic art

4 Bachelors N/A

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Functional Responsibilities Min.

Exp.

Min.

Education

Required Certification

/ License and visual materials through a variety of media outlets.

Generates and manipulates graphic images, animations, sound, text and video into consolidated and seamless multimedia programs.

45 Landscape Architect II

Landscape architect responsible for applying standard techniques and procedures while under supervision in moderately complex assignments; performs works with moderately complex features for which there are precedents.

Designs portions of projects, systems, components, or processes; Conducts experiments, and analyzes and interprets data including GIS information; Formulates and solves problems to facilitate the successful integration into adjacent conditions of engineering and scientific solutions to infrastructure and natural area needs.

5 Bachelors PLA

46 Landscape Architect III

Independent landscape architect responsible for evaluating, selecting, and applying standard techniques and procedures while using judgement when making adaptations and modifications in more complex assignments; performs works with more complex features for which there are few precedents. Designs a complete project, system, component, or process; Prepares complete project documents; Designs and conducts experiments, and analyzes and interprets data;

Formulates and solves problems.

6 Bachelors PLA

47 Landscape Architect IV

Licensed landscape architect with diverse knowledge of design principles and practices, uses advanced techniques, and has responsibility for finished plans, specifications, and material approved. May supervise small staff or project teams.

Receives administrative supervision with assignments given in terms of broad general objectives and limits.

7 Bachelors PLA

48 Landscape Architect V

Functions as a Senior Project Manager or senior technical expert interpreting, organizing, and executing projects which have a moderate impact on Otak programs. Develops standards and guidelines; May lead the practice area in a broad area of specialization or in a narrow but intensely specialized field.

8 Bachelors PLA

49 Landscape Technician I

Entry level Landscape architect; performs simple and less-complex standard design work requiring application of standard techniques and procedures. Collects data and gathers information or documents; Performs simple computations or analysis; Prepares drawings and visual aids.

0 Associates N/A

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Functional Responsibilities Min.

Exp.

Min.

Education

Required Certification

/ License 50 Landscape

Technician II Emerging Landscape architect; performs simple to moderately-complex design work requiring application of standard techniques and procedures. Collects data and gathers information or documents; Performs standard computations or analysis; Prepares drawings and visual aids.

1 Associates N/A

51 Landscape Technician III

Emerging professional on the path to licensure; works with designs of others and performs routine architectural assignments. Performs design computations, compiles data, and completes elementary architectural assignments; may prepare project estimate and architectural plans as directed.

3 Associates PLA

52 PIC/PLS Sr.

Manager

Licensed Surveyor with overall responsibility for operations of the survey department. Independently responsible for client contact, contract negotiations, staffing, department policies, research, computation, fieldwork, and drafting; stamps and sign surveys. Performs advisory or consulting work for broad program areas or an intensely specialized area with innovative or important aspects with significant impact to Otak.

15 Bachelors PLS

53 PIC/Scientist Makes authoritative decisions and recommendations having significant impact on extensive scientific activities of company. Initiates and maintains extensive contacts with key scientists and officers of other organizations and companies.

Individuals at this level demonstrate a high degree of creativity, foresight, and mature judgment in planning, organizing, and guiding extensive scientific projects. Typical duties and responsibilities include one or both of the following: Supervisory responsibility for important segment of the organization’s scientific programs. As individual researcher and consultant, selects problems for research to further the organization’s major projects and objectives. As a leader and authority in the company and area of specialization, advises company officials on complex aspects of extremely broad and important programs.

15 Bachelors N/A

54 PIC/Sr. CM Senior project manager making authoritative decisions and recommendations for a broad scope of duties: interpreting, organizing, and executing projects that have a significant impact to Otak programs or procedures. Provides overall management, administrative, and technical direction for projects. Oversees multiple projects that are generally large and high in complexity.

15 Bachelors N/A

55 PIC/Sr. PM Architecture

Senior expert making authoritative decisions and recommendations for a broad scope of project management and landscape architecture/design duties which have a

15 Bachelors PLA

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Functional Responsibilities Min.

Exp.

Min.

Education

Required Certification

/ License significant impact to Otak programs or procedures. Leads an entire program or major complex projects of critical importance; decides the kind and extent of engineering and related programs needed for accomplishing the objectives of an organization.

56 PIC/Sr. PM Civil

Senior expert making authoritative decisions and recommendations for a broad scope of project management and engineering duties which have a significant impact to Otak programs or procedures. Performs advisory or consulting work for broad program areas or an intensely specialized area with innovative or important aspects with significant impact to Otak.

15 Bachelors PE

57 PIC/Sr. PM LA/ Master Plan

Independently evaluates, selects, and applies standard planning techniques, procedures, and criteria, using judgment in making minor adaptations and modifications. Receives instruction on specific assignment objectives, complex features, and possible solutions. Performs work which involves conventional types of planning.

15 Bachelors N/A

58 PIC/Sr. PM Planner

Makes decisions and recommendations that are recognized as authoritative and have an important impact on extensive professional activities. Supervision received is essentially administrative. One or both of the following: (1) In a supervisory capacity is responsible for the planning segment of the organization. Recommends facilities, personnel, and funds required to carry out programs. (2) As an individual planning consultant, is a recognized leader and authority in the firm. Directs several subordinate supervisors or team leaders.

15 Bachelors N/A

59 PIC/Sr. PM Urban Design

Senior expert making authoritative decisions and recommendations for a broad scope of project management and architectural duties which have a significant impact to Otak programs or procedures. Performs advisory or consulting work for broad program areas or an intensely specialized area with innovative or important aspects with significant impact to Otak.

15 Bachelors N/A

60 Planner Associate II

Emerging professional who works in a learning capacity, receiving on-the-job training; Prepares simple designs, reports and/or calculations. Collects data and gathers information or documents; Performs standard computations or analysis;

Prepares drawings and visual aids; Observes construction activities; May perform basic survey work.

1 Bachelors N/A

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Creativity, integrity, and skill strengthening our communities performing exciting work serving our clients

Functional Responsibilities Min.

Exp.

Min.

Education

Required Certification

/ License 61 Planner

Associate III Continuing developmental level professional; performs simple and less-complex standard planning work requiring application of standard techniques and procedures. Performs basic design tasks; assists on other tasks such as: preparation of permit applications, material testing, drawings, and computer aided design (CAD) work.

2 Bachelors N/A

62 Planner I Independent professional responsible for evaluating, selecting, and applying standard techniques and procedures while using judgement when making minor adaptations and modifications in less complex assignments; performs works involving conventional plans, investigations, surveys, structures, or equipment. Performs moderate design tasks or written reports; prepares portions of project documents; edits specifications; Performs research and investigations.

4 Bachelors N/A

63 Planner II Independent professional responsible for evaluating, selecting, and applying standard techniques and procedures while using judgement when making adaptations and modifications in more complex assignments; performs works involving plans, investigations, surveys, structures, or equipment with more complex features for which there are few precedents. Designs a complete project, system, component, or process; Prepares complete project documents; Designs and conducts experiments, and analyzes and interprets data; Formulates and solves problems.

6 Bachelors N/A

64 Planner III Fully competent professional in all conventional aspects of general subject matter or functional area; plans and conducts work requiring judgment in independent evaluation, selection, and substantial adaptation/modification of standard techniques. Reviews complete project documents for conformity and quality assurance; Develops new techniques and/or improved processes, materials, or products; Assists upper level management and staff as a technical specialist or advisor.

8 Bachelors N/A

65 Principal in Charge, Project Management / Construction Management

Provides overall supervision to Department to assure that technical, administrative, man-hour, and schedule targets of Department are met within framework of established corporate or organizational policy and in accordance with applicable professional standards, control procedures, and corporate or organizational procedures and guidelines.

15 Bachelors None

66 Professional Land Surveyor

III

Licensed surveyor with overall responsibility for operations of survey department. Independently responsible for client contact, contract negotiations, staffing, department policies, 7 Bachelors PLS

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