Hyatt_RFQ_21-020EN-FC.pdf

RESPONSE TO:

City of Plant City

REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS

FOR

LIBRARY OF ENGINEERING SERVICES FOR

CONTINUING CONTRACTS

RFQ#21-020EN-FC

CATEGORY 10

REGISTERED SURVEYING AND MAPPING

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2012 Lena Road • Bradenton, Florida 34211

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Hydrographic, Topographic & Construction Surveying

2012 Lena Road, Bradenton, Florida 34211 Phone: 941-748-4693 Fax: 941-744-1643

Executive Summary

December 10, 2020

City of Plant City 302 W. Reynolds Street, 3rd Floor Plant City, FL 33563

Re: Response to RFQ#21-020EN-FC, Library of Engineering Services for Continuing Contracts: Registered

Surveying and Mapping (Category 10)

To whom it may concern:

Hyatt Survey Services, Inc. is pleased to submit for your consideration the enclosed submittal for RFQ#21- 020EN-FC, Library of Engineering Services for Continuing Contracts: Registered Surveying and Mapping (Category 10) for the City of Plant City.

Hyatt Survey is a woman owned surveying and mapping firm located in Manatee County, Florida. Owned by Pamela A. Hyatt, PSM, President, Hyatt Survey is a full-service surveying and mapping company, with a professional staff combining more than 70 years of extensive surveying experience. For more than eighteen

(18) years, Hyatt Survey has provided surveying and mapping services to various municipal clientele. Our current list of clients includes the City of Tampa, City of Bradenton, City of Sarasota, Pinellas, Sarasota, Manatee, Charlotte, and Hillsborough Counties, in addition to the US Army Corps of Engineers, Southwest Florida Water Management District and other municipalities, to name a few.

Many of our government clients rely on us to react to their needs on a very quick basis; almost as if we were “standing by: waiting for their call.” To that end, we maintain the proper equipment and position our personnel to be accustomed to such quick reaction times and minimize the effort required to mobilize in a short time frame.

In addition, our wide range of clients (Federal, State and Local Government Agencies) require Hyatt Survey to adapt to many different types of survey requirements and specifications.

- All of our field crews are capable of collecting field data with conventional total stations, robotic total stations or Trimble GPS.

- We are capable of collecting data in any client defined data naming or coding structure.

- We can provide deliverables in AutoCAD, MicroStation or ArcGIS format.

- Each CAD format can be supplied in the client determined layering or level format.

This willingness to adapt to the procedures required by each client has allowed us to excel for a wide variety of clients on very specialized projects.

Our overall corporate goal is to provide each client with the product they desire in an efficient, cost effective manner.

Hyatt Survey commits to providing the City of Plant City with a well-qualified and economical resource for surveying and mapping services. Having performed all the services required for this contract for similar government and municipal agencies in the past, we feel Hyatt Survey is amply qualified to perform the tasks as outlined herein and to meet or exceed the City’s expectations for quality of work, timeliness and value.

Hyatt Survey Services intends to provide all labor and equipment necessary to meet the City’s surveying needs and to perform all surveys in house without the use of sub-consultants. Should the need for a subconsultant arise, Hyatt Survey will seek the City’s approval.

Dedicated to efficiency and client service, Hyatt Survey utilizes an up-to-date array of modern field and office equipment. Hyatt Survey has the tools necessary for accurate and cost-effective production of all your survey needs. Each of our survey field crews is equipped similarly in an effort to minimize training time and to maximize efficiency.

Land Surveying Equipment:

(10) 2010-2020 Ford F-250 4X4 Survey Trucks

(10) Trimble Robotic Total Stations

(11) Trimble TSC3 Data Collectors w/ TRIMBLE Access Data Collection Software

(9) Digital/Automatic Levels (Nikon, Wild, Zeiss)

(10) Trimble R8/R10 RTK GPS Total Station Systems

(1) Coast Machinery “Marsh Master” Amphibious Vehicle with trailer

(1) 2008 16’ Diamondback 350hp Airboat with trailer

(2) Kawasaki Mule 4x4 ATVs with trailer

(4) Honda Foreman 4x4 ATVs with enclosed trailer

(1) 16-foot aluminum Jon Boat with trailer

(2) 14-foot fiberglass canoes

(1) DJI Phantom 4 Pro UAV w/ high resolution camera

Another unique service Hyatt Survey provides is hydrographic/bathymetric surveying. Hyatt Survey Services, Inc. utilizes “state of the art” hydrographic survey equipment to perform every bathymetric survey. Trimble RTK GPS Positioning is utilized in conjunction with Hypack software and either single-beam, multi-beam or side scan sonar for all data collection.

Hydrographic Survey Vessels:

26” Aluminum Workskiff w/ enclosed cabin & twin outboard engines and trailer 24’ Everglades Survey Vessel with trailer 16’ Shallow Water Survey Vessel with trailer 16’ Diamondback 350 hp Airboat with trailer Coast Machinery “Marsh Master” Amphibious Vehicle with trailer

Hydrographic Survey Sonar & Vessel Positioning:

Odom CVM Dual Frequency Single Beam Echo Sounder Reson Multibeam Sonar (lease) Edgetech 272TD Sidescan Sonar (lease) GeoAcoustics Geopulse Sub-bottom Profiler (lease) Trimble SPS 461 Heading and Positioning Sensor with RTK GPS corrections Applanix “SurfMaster” Heading and Positioning Sensor with RTK GPS corrections

Office Software:

AutoCAD Civil 3D 2020

Intergraph MicroStation InRoads Trimble Business Center HYPACK/HYSWEEP hydrographic data collection / processing software

Through previous project endeavors, both in a Prime and sub consultant capacity, Hyatt Survey Services has developed a proven working relationship with our municipal clientele and has the utmost confidence in our ability to provide an exemplary survey product for the City. We feel that our combined expertise and ability to perform all of your required surveying and mapping services from one source, offers you a very positive selection alternative.

If you should require any further information or references, please feel free to contact me at any time. I look forward to hearing from you soon.

Sincerely, HYATT SURVEY SERVICES, INC.

Pamela A. Hyatt, PSM President

Table of Contents

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Executive Summary

Tab A: Ability of Professional Personnel & Staff Experience

Tab B: Relevant Experience

Tab C: Location/Accessibility

Tab D: Volume of Similar Contracts with Government Agencies

Tab E: Current and Projected Workload

Tab F: Certified Minority Business Enterprise

Tab G: Local Preference

Required Forms

Appendix: Professional Surveying & Mapping Licenses Certificate of Insurance

Tab A Ability of Professional

Personnel & Staff Experience

Tab A: Ability of Professional Personnel

a. Organizational Chart: Please see the attached organizational chart which shows the key personnel and their anticipated role in this contract.

b. General and Specific Project Related Capabilities:

Key Personnel All surveys under this contract will be handled by the following key professional personnel in their respective capacities from our main office location in Bradenton, Florida:

Professional Licensed Surveyors and Mappers: (See resumes attached)

1. Pamela A. Hyatt, Florida PSM #5550, Georgia PSM#003270 (29 yrs. experience)

BS Surveying & Mapping University of Florida 1990

2. Russell P. Hyatt, Florida PSM #5303 (32 yrs. experience)

BS Surveying & Mapping University of Florida 1990

3. Jonathan Smith, Georgia PSM#003159, Tennessee RSM#3256 (20 yrs. experience)

Surveying Certificate 2004

Project Managers/Project Surveyors/CAD Technicians:

All Hyatt Survey’s Project Surveyors are extremely experienced and capable of producing all of the survey services/products the City may require under this contract. The following Project Surveyors will oversee the overall project management as well as monitoring the project budget/cost, change orders as needed, maintaining product quality and ultimately the project closeout resulting in the final survey delivery to the City.

a. John Matthews, Project Surveyor, PM, CAD Technician (35 yrs. experience)

b. Chris Whightsel, CST III, Project Surveyor, PM, CAD Technician (26.5 yrs. experience)

c. Mike Jones, Project Surveyor, CAD Specialist (27 yrs. experience)

d. Deric Rimes, CST IV, Project Surveyor (20 yrs. experience)

e. Steven Long, Project Surveyor (11.5 yrs. experience)

f. Scott Edenfield, B.S. Surveying 2020 (2 yrs. experience)

Survey Field Crews:

For expert field data collection, Hyatt Survey currently maintains seven (7) Field Survey Crews each of which are experienced in various types of surveying. As task orders/work assignments are issued by the City, Hyatt Survey will evaluate each project’s requirements and assign personnel accordingly. Each Crew Chief and Instrument Operator listed below are qualified to provide any and all surveying and mapping services that may be required of the City under this RFQ.

Crew Chiefs:

1. Mike Wheeler, Topographic/ Geodetic / Construction Crew Chief (37.5 yrs. experience)

2. Nathan Knorr, Topographic / Boundary / Construction Crew Chief (25 yrs. experience)

3. Rick Keithley, Topographic / Geodetic / Construction Crew Chief (33 yrs. experience)

4. Brandon Kelley, Topographic / Geodetic Crew Chief (17 yrs. experience)

5. Mike Ell, Topographic / Boundary / Construction Crew Chief (29.5 yrs. experience)

6. Taylor Gay, Topographic / Construction / Geodetic Crew Chief (9 yrs. experience)

7. Brian Hooks, Hydrographic / Geodetic Crew Chief / Boat Captain (8yrs experience)

Instrument Operators:

1. Tim Kluver (13 yrs. experience)

2. Peter Knauer (9 yrs. experience)

3. Brad Scott (3.5 yrs. experience)

4. Scott Huibers (5.5 yrs. experience)

5. George McGahran (1.5 yrs. experience)

Rod Persons:

1. Paul Mahofski (2 yrs. experience)

2. Justin Long (2 months experience)

c. Capabilities of Respondent’s staff:

For a detailed look at the capabilities of the Hyatt Survey Team, we have compiled the attached organizational chart and resumes to show those key individuals on the team and their roles/responsibilities on this contract. Each resume lists the staff member, their education and work history as well as current and/or completed projects under continuing service contracts with municipal clients.

For the purposes of this contract, the following items requested to be addressed in the RFQ do not apply to the services we provide:

Change Order Negotiations Claims Management Constructability Analysis Design

Life Cycle Cost Analysis Project Close Out

We have addressed Cost Control, Quality Control, and Value Engineering, as it relates to our surveying and mapping services, in the following documentation:

1. Project Approach

2. Quality Management Plan

3. Project Cost and Schedule Controls

Project Approach

We have prepared the following project approach to illustrate the overall methodology to be utilized on all Projects:

Planning Phase:

Hyatt Survey personnel will work closely with the City to determine the most efficient and cost-effective processes to complete each task order. Once a Task Order is received, the Hyatt Survey Project Manager will review the requested “Scope of Services,” visit the site of the proposed work and determine which primary tasks need to be accomplished to meet the goals of the City. The project manager will then contact the City representative to discuss their findings and proposed approach. Upon agreement on a project approach and “scope of services,” the Hyatt Survey project manager will calculate a fee schedule based on the negotiated “scope of services.” This fee schedule will subsequently be sent to the City representative for approval.

Production Phase:

Upon negotiating a fee and time schedule with the City and receiving a written notice to proceed, Hyatt Survey will complete each project by taking the following steps:

1. Office: Set up the project in the Hyatt Survey project data base with project information such as project manager, client name and contact information, location, scope of services, fees, schedule, and sub-consultant information if needed.

2. Office: The assigned project manager will obtain the horizontal and vertical control information as well as any other pertinent boundary information for the project via an online search of the NGS database, “LABINS” database, original government field notes and/or locally maintained City records.

3. Office: The project manager will determine which equipment and methodologies are best suited for the task at hand. Based on this determination, the project will then be assigned to the appropriate field crew for field data collection.

4. Field: The assigned field crew will be briefed on the assigned tasks, methodologies and schedule for completion.

Upon reaching the site, the project manager and the assigned survey crew will review the “scope of work” in relation to the existing field conditions and recover the horizontal and vertical control points as previously researched. Once the control points are found and verified, the survey crew will perform the assigned tasks.

5. Field: Throughout the field data collection process, the project manager will make field visits to verify the integrity of the information collected and to maintain the best quality field data. If a sub-consultant is utilized, the control information will be shared with them and a plan for completion of work formulated. All sub-consultants will report directly to the project manager.

6. Field: Field crews will download data and scan field notes on a daily basis. Once the data collection is completed and all field QA/QC checks have been made, the field crew will return to the office and download all data files and scan all field notes as one complete digital file.

7. Office: After downloading the survey data, all QA/QC checks will be performed and the data will be processed to conform to the specifications of the project and Standards of Practice.

8. Office: Field book files will be created from the raw data files and will be imported into the appropriate CAD software for the creation of the final project drawings and reports.

9. Office: CAD files will be created from the field information collected and the documentation amassed for each survey. The CAD files will be prepared in accordance with the project specifications as outlined by the City.

10. Progress Management for this phase will be reviewed on a weekly basis during both field data collection and CAD production. Hyatt’s efficiency in collecting accurate field data and preparing clear concise surveys will be a key to maintaining project deadlines.

Final Deliverables Phase:

1. Office: Upon completion of the CAD files, these files will be plotted and reviewed by the Project Manager

(PSM). The Project Manager will then prepare a Surveyor’s Report based on the field survey and the project documentation. After making a final QA/QC check of the CAD files, all corrections/revisions will be made and the CAD files finalized and plotted to be sent to the City for review along with the Survey Report.

2. Office: Upon receipt of the City project manager’s comments, all appropriate revisions will be made and final surveys printed for signature and seal.

3. Office: All digital field book pages will be combined with the digital CAD files and a written survey report on a CD for delivery to the client. In addition, hard copies of all survey products will be signed and sealed as necessary.

4. Office: All the project data will then be delivered to the client.

5. Progress Management for this phase will be reviewed daily once the “draft” project deliverables have been sent to the client for review. Hyatt Survey will maintain open communication with the City and any sub-consultants to address any review comments and quickly prepare final deliverables to ensure the overall project stays on track.

Quality Management Plan:

Hyatt Survey maintains a high standard of Quality Assurance and Quality Control in all aspects of its business. Effective QA/QC allows for the efficient production of high quality, cost effective products for each client. Our goal in this process is to provide a quality product to the client in a timely cost-effective manner. Hyatt Survey will utilize the following Quality Control Plan for all City projects:

Field Effort - Quality Control:

Quality field work starts with quality field personnel. At Hyatt Survey Services, Inc. we strive to hire, train and maintain quality field personnel in an effort to minimize errors in the field due to a lack of survey knowledge.

Before each project, all field personnel are briefed on the “scope of work” at hand as well as the field procedures to be implemented to complete each task. For each project, a Project File is created for the field crew which includes all the required information to complete the project efficiently. Each file contains the written “scope of work”, H/V Control data sheets, parcel sketches/ diagrams as well as emergency contact information such as local medical facilities.

The project manager for each project will accompany the field crew to the site upon the initial mobilization. This aids in the crew becoming better familiarized with the site and the local surroundings. The project manager will make periodic visits to the project area to ensure the quality and efficiency of the field work performed.

All field data is collected electronically and downloaded to either a laptop computer or office computer on a daily basis. In addition, all field notes are scanned electronically to a laptop or office computer on a daily basis. This minimizes the chances for lost data files and/or field notes during the duration of the survey.

Office Effort – Quality Control:

Once again, quality work begins with quality personnel. Our office staff is comprised of experienced and knowledgeable Professional Surveyors and Mappers with Bachelor’s Degrees in Surveying and Mapping as well as several Project Surveyors with varying levels of Certified Survey Technician (CST) Certificates. Our office personnel attend training courses on a regular basis in an effort to maintain a proficient knowledge in field data processing and CAD Software programs.

Each project surveyor is briefed on the technical requirements and specifications of each survey before any office work begins. All research is performed by a Professional Surveyor and Mapper. All field data is reviewed for accuracy and continuity between field notes and data files prior to being brought into any CAD platform. All bench runs and traverses are checked manually before being processed electronically. The project manager will review all field data with the project surveyor to insure a seamless transition from field to office.

The Project Manager will oversee the production of the final product throughout the CAD process and will review the final product for accuracy upon completion. A Surveyor’s Report will be created for all surveys to ensure the reliability of the survey data being presented to the City’s project manager.

Once the City project manager has made their comments, all comments will be addressed accordingly and the revised final product returned to the client in a timely manner.

Project Cost and Schedule Controls:

Staying within Project Budget:

a. The key to meeting budgetary requirements comes from a well-defined “Scope of Services” and a thorough knowledge of each project site. Good communication between Hyatt Survey Services, Inc., the and the client’s project manager during the negotiation process will result in a more sound scope of services and budget. A clear understanding of the task at hand and the future use of the survey data will result in a successful project as well.

Hyatt Survey Services, Inc. strives to supply the maximum survey effort for a given budget.

b. Throughout the progress of each assigned task, field and office hours will be input to the company accounting system on a daily basis. The project manager will review the actual budget v/s the proposed budget daily and make the appropriate changes in personnel and/or processes to ensure the project budgetary goals are met. Upon completion of the project, the project manager will review the final budgetary status of the project with all parties involved to determine what processes worked or didn’t work efficiently.

c. Corrective Action Procedures:

If the occasion should arise that the project budget appears to be in jeopardy due to unforeseen circumstances that are no fault of Hyatt Survey or the client, the client will be notified in writing with a description of the unforeseen circumstances and a proposed solution. Hyatt Survey Services, Inc. will make every effort to reach a resolution to the issue in a quick and efficient manner.

Staying within Project Schedules:

a. Accurate project scheduling begins with good communication between Hyatt Survey Services, Inc., the sub-consultants, and the client’s project manager during the negotiation process. In addition, a thorough knowledge of the project scope by both parties will help to insure a proper time budget. Once the notice to proceed has been given, Hyatt Survey Services, Inc. monitors field crew progress on a daily basis to ensure that we will meet the project deadlines. If the occasion should arise that the project schedule will need to be modified due to unforeseen circumstances, the client will be notified at the first instant that we know there may be a delay. Hyatt Survey will not wait until the last minute to notify the client of any delays.

b. Throughout the progress of each assigned task, field and office hours will be monitored and tracked against the proposed project schedule on a daily basis by the Project Manager. Field and Office personnel will be kept apprised of their progress on a daily basis and will be expected, if needed, to alter their work schedules accordingly. Upon completion of the project, the project manager will review the final summation of the time required to complete the project with all parties involved to determine what processes worked and/or didn’t work efficiently.

c. Corrective Action Procedures:

If the occasion should arise that the project schedule appears to be in jeopardy due to unforeseen circumstances, that are no fault of Hyatt Survey or the City, the City project manager will be notified in writing, prior to the delay, with a description of the unforeseen circumstances and a proposed solution. Hyatt Survey Services, Inc. will make every effort to reach a resolution to the issue in a quick and efficient manner.

PROJECT SURVEYOR

SCOTT EDENFIELD

ORGANIZATIONAL CHART

FIELD CREW #1

MIKE ELL, CREW CHIEF

PAUL MAHOFSKI, ROD PERSON

FIELD CREW #2

TAYLOR GAY, CREW CHIEF

TIM KLUVER, INSTRUMENT PERSON

FIELD CREW #3

BRANDON KELLEY, CREW CHIEF

BRAD SCOTT, INSTRUMENT PERSON

FIELD CREW #5

NATE KNORR, CREW CHIEF

PETER KNAUER, INSTRUMENT

PERSON

HYATT SURVEY SERVICES TEAM

CONTRACT ADMINISTRATOR

PAMELA HYATT, PSM

PRESIDENT

SENIOR PROJECT MANAGER

RUSSELL HYATT, PSM

VICE PRESIDENT

PROJECT SURVEYOR

STEVEN LONG

PROJECT SURVEYOR

MIKE JONES

ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT

DARLENA STRONG

JACQUELINE O'SULLIVAN

SUE DOYON

PROJECT SURVEYOR

DERIC RIMES, CST IV

PROJECT SURVEYOR

CHRIS WHIGHTSEL, CST III

PROJECT MANAGER/

PROJECT SURVEYOR

JONATHAN SMITH, PSM

FIELD CREW #4

RICK KEITHLEY, CREW CHIEF

JUSTIN LONG, ROD PERSON

PROJECT SURVEYOR

JOHN MATTHEWS

FIELD CREW #6

BRIAN HOOKS, CREW CHIEF

SCOTT HUIBERS, INSTRUMENT PERSON

FIELD CREW #7

MIKE WHEELER, CREW CHIEF

GEORGE MCGAHRAN, INSTRUMENT

PERSON

Pamela Hyatt, PSM Contract Administrator Hyatt Survey Services, Inc.

Years of Experience: 29

Education:

Bachelor of Science, Survey and Mapping, University of Florida, 1990

Distinguishing Attributes:

Mrs. Hyatt has 29 years of professional surveying and mapping experience relating to transportation planning, construction and engineering.

Certifications/Registrations:

Professional Surveyor and Mapper, Florida, LS#5550 Professional Surveyor and Mapper, Georgia, LS#3270

Affiliations:

Florida Surveying and Mapping Society Manasota Chapter of the Florida Surveying and Mapping Society National Society of Professional Surveyors Member National Association of Woman in Construction National Association of Professional Women

MAPPS

Expertise:

As President of Hyatt Survey Services, Inc., Pamela’s duties include the direction of quality control and technical procedures as well as client relations and marketing. In addition to her administrative duties, Mrs. Hyatt is also responsible for the production of boundary, right-of-way and topographic surveys.

Previous Employment History:

January 2001 – August 2002: Foresight Surveyors, Inc., Clearwater, Florida December 1991-January 2001: George F. Young, Inc., Bradenton, Florida Jan. 1991 – December 1991: Bishop & Associates, Sarasota, Florida

Completed Past Project Experience as Lead Consultant:

(2010-2013) Manatee County NAVD88 Vertical Control Densification, Manatee County, FL As Contract Administrator, Pam oversaw the work assignment admininistration and QA/QC efforts with regards to maintaining the county’s budgetary requirement on this project which entailed establishing a network of benchmarks throughout Manatee County and surveyed to the North American Vertical Datum of 1988. Ninety-three (93) benchmarks were installed by the County Surveyor and surveyed by Hyatt Survey. 25 miles of single run control verification benchruns were performed and 170 miles of double run benchruns were performed for all of the new benchmarks. 100 % of all survey work was performed by Hyatt Survey.

(2018-2020) Town of Longboat Key FPL Utility Undergrounding, Longboat Key, FL Pam was responsible for the contract administration, scheduling and overall project QA/QC efforts in providing right of way and topographic surveys of more than 62,500 LF of public roadway for design of utility undergrounding purposes. This project required subsurface utility excavation which we subcontracted out and which equated to approximately 15% of the project scope.

Russell Hyatt, PSM Project Manager Hyatt Survey Services, Inc.

Years of Experience: 32

Education:

Bachelor of Science, Survey and Mapping, University of Florida, 1990

26 years of continuing education in Florida Law, standards of practice, land title, environmental, GIS, GPS and business and professional development

Distinguishing Attributes:

Mr. Hyatt has 32 years of professional surveying and mapping experience relating to transportation planning, construction and engineering. He, also has experience as an expert witness in depositions regarding survey and property titles.

Certifications/Registrations:

Professional Surveyor and Mapper, Florida, LS#5303

Florida Surveying and Mapping Society (Past President) Manasota & Tampa Bay Chapters of the Florida Surveying and Mapping Society University of Florida Surveying and Mapping Advisory Committee The Hydrographic Society of America National Society of Professional Surveyors (Florida Director) Society of American Military Engineers American Public Works Association

MAPPS

Expertise:

As Vice President of Hyatt Survey Services, Inc., Russell’s duties include local, state and federal contract administration, project management and overall quality control. In addition to his administrative duties, Russell is also responsible for the production of boundary, hydrographic and topographic surveys.

Previous Employment History:

October 1992 – November 2002: Foresight Surveyors Inc., Clearwater, Florida May 1990 – October 1992: George F. Young, Inc. Bradenton, Florida July 1986 – December 1988: Fuquay Land Surveying, Inc., Fuquay Varina, N.C.

Completed Past Project Experience as Lead Consultant:

(2015-2017) 16th St, 17th St., 4th Ave. East, 21st St. West & 23rd Ave. West, Areas A-H, Bradenton, Florida Russell was responsible for providing the surveying services required for this design/build, bid and build project for the City of Bradenton Public Works Dept. which required a right of way & topographic survey of 30,000 LF of proposed water main route.

(2005-2009) IDIQ Continuing A/E Survey Services Contract, USACE-Jacksonville District As Project Manager and scheduler, Russell oversaw the successful completion of 51 Task Orders as assigned by the USACE - Jacksonville District. These task orders consisted of Single/Multi Beam Hydrographic Surveys (near shore / offshore surveys, beach profiles, canal cross sections and channel surveys), Topographic Surveys (beach profiles, levee cross sections, upland disposal areas and LIDAR ground truthing), Horizontal & Vertical Geodetic Control Surveys (Static / RTK GPS Control Networks & Digital Leveling), Construction Support Surveys, Real Estate Boundary Surveys, Tidal Surveys, Ground Penetrating Radar & Vacuum Utility Excavation, photogrammetric mapping, orthophotography.

Jonathan Smith Project Manager/Project Surveyor Hyatt Survey Services, Inc.

Years of Experience: 20

Education:

Associate of Arts (AA), Pre-Engineering Associate Program, Young Harris College (1999)

Surveying Certificate, Surveying Program at Middle Georgia College (2004) Currently pursuing Florida PSM licensure.

Distinguishing Attributes:

Mr. Smith has 20 years of professional surveying and mapping experience relating to transportation planning, construction and engineering as it pertains to survey.

Certifications/Registrations:

Professional Surveyor and Mapper, Georgia, #003159 Professional Surveyor and Mapper, Tennessee, #3256

National Society of Professional Surveyors

Expertise:

As Project Surveyor with Hyatt Survey Services, Inc., Jonathan is responsible for the overall survey data collection and processing of field data, assuring the data and final survey product meet the client’s stringent requirements. Mr. Smith has been with Hyatt Survey since August 2020.

Previous Employment History:

February 2020-July 2020: Volkert, Inc., Tampa, FL

September 2014-February 2020: KCI Technologies, Tampa, FL

September 2011-September 2014: Patton Land Surveying, Gainesville, GA

September 2006- October 2010: Boundary Zone, Inc., Buford GA

June 2004-September 2006: Hussey, Gay, Bell & DeYoung, Inc., Gainesville, GA

April 2000-June 2004: Geoimage, LLC, Dahlonega, GA

Completed Past Project Experience with Hyatt Survey as Lead Consultant:

(2020) City of Wauchula Louisiana Street, Wauchula, Florida As Project Surveyor, Jonathan was responsible for processing the field data collected to provide finished plats and legal descriptions.

Because Mr. Smith has only been with Hyatt Survey since August of 2020, the majority of his project experience has been working with General Contractors rather than municipal clients. Below is a project example of a completed project in which Hyatt Survey was a sub-consultant to the Prime Consultant.

(2020) 18-2189-1 Maydell Drive Bridge, Hillsborough County, FL As Project Surveyor, Jonathan was responsible for the preparation of right of way maps for the proposed Maydell Drive Bridge. This was a change order to the original 2017-2018 contract for the PD&E study for the bridge replacement.

John Matthews Project Surveyor Hyatt Survey Services, Inc.

Years of Experience: 35

Mr. Matthews has over 35 years of professional surveying and mapping experience relating to transportation planning, construction and engineering as it pertains to survey.

Mr. Matthews has been with Hyatt Survey since July 2006.

National Society of Professional Surveyors

Expertise:

As Project Surveyor with Hyatt Survey Services, Inc., John is responsible for the overall survey data collection and processing of field data, assuring the data and final survey product meet the client’s stringent requirements.

Previous Employment History:

August 2004-September 2005: Lombardo Foley & Kolarik, Inc., Palmetto, FL

July 1984-July 2004: NTT Associates, Mt. Airy, MD

Completed Past Project Experience with Hyatt Survey as Lead Consultant:

(2018-2020) Town of Longboat Key FPL Utility Undergrounding, Longboat Key, FL As Project Surveyor, John was responsible for coordinating the field crew efforts as well as processing the field data collected to provide right of way and topographic surveys of more than 62,500 LF of public roadway for design of utility undergrounding purposes. This project required subsurface utility excavation, which we subcontracted out and which equated to approximately 15% of the project scope.

(2018-2019) City of Bradenton FY 2019 Water Mains Improvements, Bradenton, FL As Project Surveyor, John was responsible for the coordination of field crew efforts as well as processing the field data collected to provide a topographic and route survey of over 3 miles of raodway cooridor. John prepared the CAD drawings to the specifications of the client an ddelviered them on time and within budget.

(2018-2019) Manatee County Purchasing: San Remo Shores Waterline Replacement, Bradenton, FL As Project Surveyor, John oversaw the field data collection necessary to provide the County with a topographic survey of approximately 10,000 feet of potable water main and for services in the entire San Remo Shores Subdivision and adjacent lots.

This required establishmetn of horizontal and vertical control and survey baseline in addition to determining the property, right of way, plat boundaries of approximately 235 platted lots, and section corners.

Chris Whightsel, CST III

Hyatt Survey Services, Inc.

Years of Experience: 26.5

Distinguishing Attributes:

As a Project Estimator/Project Manager at Hyatt Survey Services, Inc., Mr. Whightsel is responsible for FDOT Control Surveys, Design Surveys and Construction project management and supervision of field crews on FDOT projects. With over 26 years of experience, he has performed and managed many different types of surveying projects with an emphasis on Right-of-Way Mapping, construction surveys, design and control surveys. Mr.

Whightsel is proficient in AutoCAD, Caice, GeoPack and MicroStation Software.

Mr. Whightsel has been with Hyatt Survey since December 2006.

Certifications/Registrations:

Certified Survey Technician III #0801-1454 Affiliations:

Florida Surveying and Mapping Society

National Society of Professional Surveyors

Expertise:

Mr. Whightsel began Surveying in 1993 and is recognized by the National Society of Professional Surveyors as a Certified Survey Technician with a level III certification, specializing in Boundary and Topographic Surveys, Condominium and Subdivision Platting, Construction Layout and ALTA Surveys. He has been a Project Manager for Hyatt Survey Services, Inc. since 2008.

Previous Employment History:

July 1993-December 2006: Global Surveying, Bradenton, FL

Completed Past Project Experience with Hyatt Survey as Lead Consultant:

(2016-2019) US Army Corps of Engineers: 16-109 KRR SNT 10, Okeechobee and Highlands Counties, FL As Project Surveyor, Chris was responsible for managing the field data collection required to provide construction support (pre-and post-construction) for the Kissimmee River Restoration Project. This support included control verification, conducting level loops, asbuilt surveys, topographic data collection, boundary verification and stake feature design.

(2018) 18-2246 Manatee County Purchasing: Washington Park & 8th Ave. East, Manatee Co., FL As Project Surveyor, Chris was responsible for managing the field data collected to provide a boundary survey of Washington Park as well as a Topographic survey of 8th Ave. East from 29th St. East north to Washington Park. Chris prepared the CAD drawing to the specifications of the client and delivered them on time and within budget.

Mike Jones

Years of Experience: 27

Mr. Jones has 27 years of surveying and mapping experience in boundary, topographic, right of way surveys, and construction/as-built surveys.

Mr. Jones has been with Hyatt Survey since December 2012.

As a Cad Technician with Hyatt Survey Services, Inc., Mike is responsible for the production of utility, boundary, right-of-way, topographic and as-built survey. His project experience over the years has included residential, commercial and municipal development surveys.

Previous Employment History:

July 2004-July 2009: George F. Young, Inc., Bradenton, FL

March 2000-July 2004: Drew Branch Surveying & Mapping, Inc., Sarasota, FL

November 1996-March 2000: Bob Cross Professional Land Surveying, Bradenton, FL

1992-1996: Alligator Property Maintenance (Owner)

1986-1988: Precision Fiberglass

1982-1986: U. S. Navy

Completed Past Project Experience with Hyatt Survey as Lead Consultant:

(2017) Manatee County Purchasing: Rye Road @ SR 64 Right Turn Lane, Bradenton, FL As Project Surveyor, Mike was responsible for processing the data necessary to provide horizontal and vertical control. Mike prepares the as-built survey to the client’s specifications.

(2017-2018) City of Bradenton Public Works: 9th Ave. West Design/Build, Bradenton, FL As Project Surveyor, Mike was responsible for facilitating the field data collection required to provide the City with a Control survey consisting of horizontal and vertical control and locating the north and east boundary lines of the Sheriff’s parcel. The topographic survey he prepared consisted of 600LF of proposed sidewalk route and included locating trees 4” in diameter at breast height within the survey limits.

Deric Rimes

Years of Experience: 20

Mr. Rimes has 20 years of surveying experience and familiarity in the completion of boundary, topographic, right of way and hydrographic surveys.

Mr. Rimes started with Hyatt Survey in June of 2010 as a Field Crew Chief with a CST II certification. In July of 2020, Mr. Rimes, as CST III, was promoted to Project Surveyor. He recently acquired CST Level IV certification and is now one of only seven in the State of Florida with this certificate.

Mr. Rimes’ duties include supervision of collection and the processing of field data as well as preparing CAD drawings required to assure meeting stringent client requirements. His overall project experience includes commercial/municipal development surveys which encompass Boundary, Topographic, Stakeout, Design, Control, Construction and Right of Way surveys.

Previous Employment History:

April 2007-June 2009: Mostrom & Associates, Inc., Centreville, MI

October 2004-March 2007: Robertson & Associates, Inc., Brandon, FL

April 2001-August 2004: Landmark Engineering, Tampa, FL

August 2000-November 2000: D & E Surveying, Apollo Beach, FL

Completed Past Project Experience with Hyatt Survey as Lead Consultant:

(2018-2020) Town of Longboat Key Purchasing: LBK FPL Utility Undergrounding, Longboat Key, FL As Crew Chief, Deric was responsible for the field data collection required to provide right of way and topographic surveys of more than 62,500 LF of public roadway for design of utility undergrounding purposes. This project required subsurface utility excavation which we subcontracted out and which equated to approximately 15% of the project scope.

(2018-2019) City of Bradenton Public Works, Water Mains Areas 2020A-D & 2021A, Bradenton, FL As Crew Chief, Deric was responsible for the collection of field data required to perform a topographic/route survey of approximately 16,600 LF of urban right of way.

(2020) Manatee County Purchasing: Jim Davis Rd., Palmetto, FL As Project Surveyor, Deric was responsible for the supervision of field data collection required to prepare a road plat/right of way map of aproximately 1.23 miles of Jim Davis Road from north of Golf Course Road to SR 675 portion of Jim Davis Road. This consisted of establishing the horizontal and vertical control, the recovery/establishment of ROW/Plat/Section/Boundary monumentation (1 subdivision; 8 section corners, 40 parcels for a total of 45 pts. +/-), establishment of the limits of the maintenance right of way and establish the project baseline. Deric prepared the right of way map in CAD to the client’s specifications.

Steven Long

Years of Experience: 11.5

Mr. Long has 11.5 years of surveying experience and familiarity in the completion of boundary, topographic, right of way and hydrographic surveys.

Mr. Long has been with Hyatt Survey since January 2009.

Mr. Long’s previous duties included field data collection to assure meeting stringent clientele’s requirements. Recently, Mr.

Long has been promoted to Project Surveyor in which his duties include overseeing the field data collection as well as processing the data into the final deliverable. His overall project experience includes commercial/municipal development surveys which encompass Boundary, Topographic, Stakeout, Design, Control, Hydrographic Surveys, Construction and Right of Way surveys.

March 2005-January 2009: BJD Enterprises, Wauchula, FL

(2018) Manatee County Parks and Natural Resources Dept.: Tampa Bay Artificial Reef, Manatee Co.

As Crew Chief, Steven was responsible for performing a multi-beam bathymetric survey of the artificial; reef. The survey was intended to depict the configuration of the bay bottom and the location of the artificial reef debris.

(2018) Manatee County Purchasing Dept.: Palma Sola Yacht Basin, Manatee Co.

As Crew Chief, Steven was responsible for the field data collection needed to prepare a topographic/bathymetric survey for the design of the basin retaining wall repairs.

(2019) US Army Corps of Engineers: 19-236 Manatee, Lee & Broward Co. Beach Monitoring As Crew Chief, Steven was responsible for the field data collection of approximately 147 hydrographic and topographic beach profile lines for 35 monuments in Lee County, 69 monuments in Broward County and 43 monuments in Manatee County.

Scott Edenfield

Years of Experience: 2

Education:

Bachelor of Science, Surveying and Mapping, University of Florida (2020)

Distinguishing Attributes:

Mr. Edenfield has over 2 years of experience of surveying experience and familiarity in the completion of boundary, topographic, right of way and hydrographic surveys. Having just graduated with his surveying degree, Mr. Edenfield is now studying for the Surveyor in Training (S.I.T.) exam with the intention of becoming a licensed surveyor and mapper in the near future.

Mr. Edenfield has interned with Hyatt Survey since 2017 and became a full-time employee in May 2020.

Affiliations:

Florida Surveying and Mapping Society

American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing

Mr. Edenfield’s duties include field data collection to assure meeting stringent requirements. His overall project experience includes commercial/municipal development surveys which encompass Boundary, Topographic, Stakeout, Design, Control, Hydrographic and Right of Way surveys.

Previous Employment History:

June 2019-September 2019: SAM, LLC., Tallahassee, FL

October 2017-August 2018: Hyatt Survey Services, Inc., Bradenton, FL

May 2012-January 2019: D’Americo’s Pizzeria, Bradenton, FL

Completed Past Project Experience with Hyatt Survey as Lead Consultant:

(2018) US Army Corps of Engineers: 18-145 Venice Beach Profile Monitoring, Sarasota, FL As Instrument Operator, Scott was responsible for assisting the Crew Chief with obtaining the topgroaphic and hydrographic data with the intend to use the data for montioring purposes. This included the location of 24 beach profile lines.

(2018-2020) Town of Longboat Key: LBK FPL Utility Undergrounding, Longboat Key, FL As Instrument Operator, Scott was responsible for assisting the Field Crew Chief with the field data collection required to provide right of way and topographic surveys of more than 62,500 LF of public roadway for design of utility undergrounding purposes. This project required subsurface utility excavation which we subcontracted out and which equated to approximately 15% of the project scope.

(2018) US Army Corps of Engineers:18-007 Pinellas Co. Beach Renourishment Construction Support, Pinellas County, FL

As Instrument Operator, Scott was responsible for assisting the Field Crew Chief with performing a hydrographic/topographic survey of the pre and post construction conditions for the purpose of monitoring material placement. This involved calculating volumes between the pre and post consturciotn data of the material placed within the construction area with final volumes provided in a tabular format using average end area for calculation purposes.

Michael Wheeler Crew Chief

Years of Experience: 37.5

Mr. Wheeler has 37.5 years of surveying experience and an extensive background and familiarity in the completion of FDOT specific surveys.

Mr. Wheeler has been with Hyatt Survey since 2008.

Certifications/Registrations:

MOT Intermediate Course (2009)

Florida Surveying and Mapping Society

National Society of Professional Surveyors

Expertise:

Mr. Wheeler’s duties include field crew supervision and overseeing field data collection to assure meeting stringent FDOT requirements. His overall project experience includes commercial/municipal development surveys which include Boundary, Topographic, Stakeout, Design, Control, Construction and Right of Way surveys.

Previous Employment History:

2007-2008: Dudley Barritt Surveying, Sarasota, FL

2006-2007: Sarasota County Surveying & Mapping Dept., Sarasota, FL

1997-2006: Costain Civil Engineering, London, England and Freeport, Grand Bahamas

Completed Past Project Experience with Hyatt Survey as Lead Consultant:

(2017) Manatee County Purchasing Dept.: 9th Street West, Bradenton, FL As Crew Chief, Mike was responsible for the field data collection necessary to provide a topographic survey for sidewalk and water main connection.

(2018) Manatee County Purchasing Dept.: Force Main RTU#129 System, Bradenton, FL As Field Crew Chief, Mike was responsible for collecting the field data needed to provide a topographic survey for the design of replacement 12” forcemain installed in 1976 (approx. 570 LF).

(2019) City of Tampa: Vila Brothers Park, Tampa, FL As Crew Chief, Mike was responsible for the accurate construction stakeout and asbuilt/record survey involving the establishment of horizontal & vertical control, a prefabricated restroom building, 3 sanitary sewer cleanouts, 560 LF of sidewalk, and a handicapped dirveway entrance.

(2018-2019) City of Bradenton Public Works, Water Mains Areas 2020A-D & 2021A, Bradenton, FL As Crew Chief, Mike was responsible for the collection of field data required to perform a topographic/route survey of approximately 16,600 LF of urban right of way. Mr. Wheeler’s was one of 3 field crews designated for field data collection on this project.

Nathan Knorr

Years of Experience: 25

Mr. Knorr has 25 years of surveying experience and an extensive background and familiarity in the completion of FDOT specific surveys.

Mr. Knorr has been with Hyatt Survey since 2011.

Certifications/Registrations:

CST Level I (2008)

MOT Intermediate Course (2009)

Florida Surveying and Mapping Society

National Society of Professional Surveyors

Expertise:

Mr. Knorr’s duties include field crew supervision and overseeing field data collection to assure meeting stringent FDOT requirements. His overall project experience includes commercial/municipal development surveys to which include Boundary, Topographic, Stakeout, Design, Control, Construction and Right of Way surveys.

Previous Employment History:

October 1996-October 2011: Lombaro, Foley & Kolarik, Palmetto, FL

October 1995-September 1996: Zollar, Najjar & Shroyer, Inc., Bradenton, FL

(2018-2019) City of Bradenton Public Works, Water Mains Areas 2020A-D & 2021A, Bradenton, FL As Crew Chief, Nate was responsible for the collection of field data required to perform a topographic/route survey of approximately 16,600 LF of urban right of way. Mr. Knorr’s was one of 3 field crews designated for field data collection on this project.

(2020) City of Bradenton Public Works: FY 2020 Water Mains Surveys for 18A, B & C, Bradenton, FL As Crew Chief, Nate was responsible for the field data collection needed to perform a topographic/route survey of approximately 6,600 LF of urban right of way. The survey encompassed the utility corridor from right of way to right of way and was used as the base map for the design drawings.

Rick Keithley

Years of Experience: 33

Florida Surveying & Mapping Society

Mr. Keithley has 33 years of surveying experience and familiarity in the completion of FDOT specific surveys.

Mr. Keithley began his employment with Hyatt Survey in August 2020.

Mr. Keithley is responsible for field data collection to assure meeting stringent FDOT requirements. His overall project experience includes commercial/municipal development surveys which include Boundary, Topographic, Stakeout, Control, Construction and Right of Way surveys.

September 2019-August 2020: Angleright Surveying, Tampa, FL

August 2017-August 2019: Banks Engineering, Port Charlotte, FL

September 2010-March 2011: Banks Engineering, Port Charlotte, FL

February 2004-June 2009: Leware Construction, Leesburg, FL

February 2003-January 2004: Columbus Engineering Consultants, Columbus, OH

November 1996-January 2003: DW McIntosh Associates, Winter Park, FL

October 1990-February 1994: Post, Buckley, Schuh and Jernigan, Winter Park, FL

(2020) Yorkshire FY 20 Water Main Project, Hillsborough County, FL Mr. Keithley, as Crew Chief, was responsible for the field data collection to provide a topographic survey of 25,730 LF of water main improvements. Mr. Keithley’s crew was one of 4 field crews who have performed work on this project.

Mr. Keithley has only been with us for a few short months and therefore has no other completed municipal project experience as an employee of Hyatt Survey.

Brandon Kelley

Years of Experience: 17

Mr. Kelley has 17 years of surveying experience and familiarity in the completion of boundary, topographic and right of way surveys.

Mr. Kelley has been with Hyatt Survey since January 2020.

National Society of Professional Surveyors Member

Mr. Kelley’s duties include field crew supervision and overseeing of field data collection to assure meeting stringent FDOT requirements. His overall project experience includes commercial/municipal development surveys which encompass Boundary, Topographic, Stakeout, Design, Control, Construction and Right of Way surveys.

Previous Employment History:

October 2016-October 2019: American Structurepoint, Columbus, OH April 1997-October 2016: Lee…