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City of Plant City Qualifications to Perform

Library of Engineering Services for Continuing Contracts

RFQ 21-020EN-FC

December 10, 2020

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December 10, 2020

City of Plant City Purchasing Department W.A. “Buddy” Storey, Jr, Procurement Manager 302 West Reynolds Street Plant City, Florida 33563

Re: Library of Engineering Services for Continuing Contract City of Plant City

NOVA Proposal Number 006-20209352

Dear Mr. Storey:

NOVA Engineering and Environmental, LLC (NOVA) appreciates the opportunity to submit this proposal to provide Library of Engineering Services for Categories: 3. Environmental Engineering and 5. Geotechnical Engineering for the City of Plant City. We are extremely confident that NOVA is the right choice to provide these requested services for the following key reasons:

• Proximity – NOVA has provided consulting engineering and testing services in Florida since 1996 and serves the Plant City area through our Tampa branch office. NOVA will be able to provide responsive service, especially when needs arise on a short notice.

• Experience of Proposed Team – Our Principal-In-Charge, Bob Hughes, oversees the Central Florida Region. Our proposed Project Manager, Brian Schnier, has extensive experience providing geotechnical engineering across the state and NOVA’s Principal Engineer, Larry Schmaltz, PE, is a Florida registered engineer with 40 years of experience including numerous local government projects of every size. Our team members are quite familiar with local city projects such as the ones proposed.

• Geologic & Geographic Familiarity – NOVA and the proposed project team have successfully completed many projects within the Plant City area and are confident we will bring value to Plant City with this project.

• Corporate Resources – With over 430+ employees in the southeast, including a large presence in Florida, NOVA has the staff and equipment resources to provide all the required services. Our quality and delivery systems are well established, extensively tested, and we can pool resources and professional support staff to meet project deadlines.

NOVA has 8 Florida branch offices, all available to help assist the City if need be.

• Our Company - NOVA has been providing geotechnical and environmental services to Florida clients, and throughout the Southeast for over 20+ years.

Category Number Category Descriptions Checkbox

1 General Engineering 2 Transportation Engineering 3 Environmental Engineering X 4 Stormwater Engineering 5 Geotechnical Engineering X 6 Water and Wastewater Engineering 7 Sub-Surface Utility Engineering 8 Instrumentation and Controls Engineering 9 Electrical Engineering 10 Registered Surveying and Mapping

NOVA acknowledges the receipt of addendums 1, 2, 3, & 4.

Should you have any questions concerning the proposal, please contact Brian Schnier at bschnier@usanova.com or at 813.765.6911.

Sincerely, NOVA ENGINEERING AND ENVIRONMENTAL, LLC

Brian Schnier Bob Hughes Business Unit Manager Executive Vice President mailto:bschnier@usanova.com

City of Plant City Library of Engineering Services for Continuing Contract

Table of Contents

TAB A ABILITY OF PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL & STAFF

EXPERIENCE

TAB B RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

TAB C LOCATION/ ACCESSABILITY

TAB D VOLUME OF SIMILAR CONTRACTS WITH

GOVERNMENT AGENCIES WITHIN THE PAST FIVE

YEARS AND PAST PERFORMANCE OF RESPONDENT,

INCLUDING PARTNERS AND TEAM MEMBERS

TAB E CURRENT AND PROJECTED WORKLOAD

TAB F CERTIFIED MINORITY BUSINESS ENTERPRISE

TAB G LOCAL PREFERENCE

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

A

TAB A: ABILITY OF PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL &

STAFF EXPERIENCE

a) Illustrate the Respondent’s organizational chart as it relates to professional services categories listed in the “Scope of Services” section of this RFP, indicating key personnel and their relationship to project categories, especially the Project Manager.

b) Indicate the general and specific project related capability, including training and experience, of all the proposed staff and indicate the adequate depth and abilities from within the organization which can be drawn upon as needed, including management, technical, and support staff. Give brief resume of the key person(s) to be assigned responsibilities for projects under this RFP.

Please see all resumes at the end of Tab A. (Resumes include: Bob, Brian, Larry, William Johnson, Brian Dennis and Corey Dobson, Ken & Dave)

c) Describe the capabilities of Respondent’s staff who will provide technical services required for:

1) Change order negotiation;

CHANGE ORDERS

NOVA’s tolerance for Change Orders is extremely low. We believe that with our thorough Pre-Design Survey, which findings are reflected in our Design, minimizes the need for Change Orders. Even with this said there can be true unforeseen conditions and also expected Change Orders (add or deduct).

2) Claims management;

During construction, all field inspectors and special inspectors are responsible to write daily field reports identifying what work was performed and what was found to be in compliance and non-conformance with the specifications and drawings. Any non-conformance items found will be detailed in the report and reported immediately to the Contractor and NOVA Project Manager. The Project Manager and field personnel will discuss means and methods to resolve the non-conformance issues and these will be discussed with the Contractor for resolution. The Program Manager and/or Principal Engineers will be consulted, as needed, to assist in resolving issues. The Project Manager will be responsible for reviewing the technician’s or inspector’s daily reports and communicating the inspection and test results daily to the designated City, Project Team, or Contractor representatives. The Project Manager will also be responsible for timely submittal of engineering reports, test results, and daily inspection reports

The lead Inspector and Project Manager will set up an Excel spreadsheet and maintain a log of non-conforming items that will be reported to the Project Team on a regular basis. These logs will be maintained and updated by the Project Manager and will be provided to all field personnel. Once these items have been resolved, they will be noted as “Resolved” on the spreadsheet and can be incorporated into our Weekly Discrepancy Log reports to the project team and Contractor representatives

3) Cost control;

COST CONTROL

We have numerous clients that utilize our knowledge and experience in establishing preconstruction budgeting for these services. We are always realistic in our approach to establishing the budgets for we understand that funding is limited, and overages can affect the overall plan of a project. It is always beneficial to have a construction schedule in establishing a budget, but with our experience we have historic information that allows us estimate and cross check our budgets with construction costs and/or cost per square foot for structures that are constructed with different materials. In fact, we feel so confident with our budgeting process, we have utilized lump sum budgets for projects when a client desires this contracting method for our services.

4) Cost estimating of the guaranteed maximum price;

PRECONSTRUCTION COST ESTIMATING METHODS VS. ACTUAL SUBCONTRACTOR BIDS.

NOVA provides a preconstruction cost estimate. We understand that costs must be budgeted so a preconstruction cost estimate is vital in securing the necessary funds. NOVA utilizes local recent “like-kind” construction pricing and project logistics as the basis for determining remediation construction costs. This information can be input into one of several cost estimating software programs, such as RS Means and Xactimate. The result is a cost estimate that takes into consideration most of the governing factors in determining a remediation cost. As many factors influence the cost of remediation construction, only true competitive bidding can provide accurate numbers.

5) Constructability analysis;

N/A

6) Design;

Geotechnical and environmental engineers who performed design phase subsurface explorations for individual projects will serve as geotechnical and environmental engineers during the construction phase, as earthwork and foundation/slab/pavement construction occurs. There is an intrinsic link between the work performed during the subsurface exploration and soils activities during construction, and the continuity of having the geotechnical engineer of record and environmental professional involved throughout is critical to the success of the project. This continuity ensures that assumptions and recommendations made during the design phase are carried out, and that site conditions when opened up are similar to conditions encountered during the exploration phase.

Controlling schedule and cost are paramount to a successful relationship between our team, Plant City staff, and their citizens.

Our procedures for controlling schedule and cost includes three basic components:

1. Information Gathering – The first component would include the necessary research and meeting(s) with the City Project Manager and any other individuals on the design or construction team. Our Overall Project Manager and Principal Engineer would likely attend this first meeting. This would establish the appropriate and essential lines of communication. We would also expect that the exact task order requirements and expectations of the City would be expressed and discussed during this initial meeting, as well as relevant project documents that represent the project and will aid our evaluation.

2. Evaluation – The second component consists of evaluating the requested task and developing the appropriate scope of work. The NOVA Overall Project Manager and Principal Engineer would take the information gathered during the team meeting and engage the appropriate subcontractor or NOVA discipline lead to develop the appropriate scope of work, estimated fee and proposed schedule. Our Overall Project Manager will coordinate this effort and submit scope of work documents to the City for review and approval.

3. Implementation – The third component would be implementation of the agreement and the kick-off of the services.

We believe this will be a successful effort, because both the City staff and NOVA’s staff all have a wide range of experience managing and working in on task-order contracts. The key component is the active involvement by our Overall Project Manager and Principal Engineer with each task order, no matter what discipline(s) are required. These individuals have extensive project management experience and are proactive communicating with our clients.

NOVA uses the web-based DELTEK financial control system to track project costs. DELTEK is presently being used by NOVA to track costs per F.A.R. requirements and is used as a tool of project management. Using DELTEK, the Project Manager will be able to track costs on a weekly basis, as long as the required information is input (man hours and related project costs) and compare with the overall budget.

Scheduling of the required inspection work will be performed by the Project Manager with input from the field inspection personnel and Contractor representatives as to the required services needed on any given day. The Discipline Lead may fill in from time to time when the Primary Point of Contact is unavailable or is on vacation.

7) Life cycle cost analysis;

N/A

8) Project close out;

N/A

9) Quality control (construction);

QUALITY ASSURANCE AND QUALITY CONTROL PRACTICES

NOVA’s success over our many years in the industry is largely attributable to our capabilities in project management and our depth of knowledge of construction and the construction industry. Mr. Schnier will be the Primary Point of Contact and direct, supervise, and coordinate NOVA resources for the different selected disciplines. NOVA will assign Larry Schmaltz, PE as the Environmental Services Project Manager and Brian Schnier as our Geotechnical Services Project Manager. Both are located in the Tampa, Florida office. The project team’s responsibilities will include environmental and geotechnical oversight, review, reporting, consultations, OAC meetings, deficiency logs and updates, budget management, invoicing, and submittal reviews when applicable. Mr. Schnier will be the main point of contact and will be responsible for the facilitating NOVA resources to the project, corresponding and communication with involved parties from the team members. Mr. Schmaltz will be involved with the environmental project set-up as it relates to budgeting and contractual obligations, Non-Compliance Resolution, Quality Control, Schedule monitoring and control, budget monitoring and control, technical services oversight and final invoicing review.

NOVA has a long established written Technical Operations and Quality System Manual (TOQSM) that has the full support and commitment of our employees, which ensures success of every project we undertake. Our programs are directly work related and are based on realistic and practical work needs. Our TOQSM is a critical component to our AASHTO, AMRL and CCRL accreditations held by each of our offices. The TOQSM is reviewed and updated on an annual basis by NOVA’s Principals to stay current with ever changing requirements, and the TOQSM is also reviewed by independent outside agencies such as AMRL and CCRL on a periodic basis.

NOVA also maintains an active calibration program of all field and laboratory equipment. NOVA’s Quality Assurance Manual notes the calibration frequency of every piece of equipment requiring calibration and details the step-by-step process to perform the calibration. Additionally, all calibration standards must be traceable to NIST standards.

Our TOQSM is a comprehensive guide to providing quality testing and inspection services. Some of the items addressed in our TOQSM include:

• Staff Training and Qualification

• Quality Planning and Internal Audits

• Equipment Maintenance and Calibration

• Test Methods and Procedures

• Sampling and Transportation of Test Specimen

• Reporting and Records Retention

To maintain consistency with the industry and have a 3rd party opinion in regard to our procedures and Quality, NOVA participates in AMRL and CCRL inspections and split sampling testing, which is in conformance with ASTM E329 and AASHTO R18 requirements. The split sample testing programs administered by these inspection agencies in done by all participating companies across the US and the results are compared and evaluated against a base test sample conducted by the agency.

10) Value engineering;

N/A

d) Responses shall include information indicating if the Respondent was not the lead consultant for mentioned projects, description of actual involvement, percentage of work subcontracted for mentioned projects. Also, project descriptions included in staff resumes should provide some detail of the person’s actual involvement with the project.

Because of our in-house capabilities, NOVA is typically the lead consultant on all our projects. Our services are typically contracted through the owner. Project descriptions included in our resumes provide detail of the person’s actual involvement with the project.

ROBERT (BOB) HUGHES

Principal/Executive Vice President

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Mr. Hughes is responsible for P&L management, technical oversight, marketing and administration of NOVA’s central Florida operation. Mr. Hughes’ experience has bridged both the Construction and Environmental industries, having provided technical consulting (environmental, construction materials testing, geotechnical engineering, code inspections & plan review, and Threshold/Special Inspection services) on many large and technically challenging projects.

Mr. Hughes has over 20 years’ experience in the application and management of contaminated soil & ground water remediation, municipal and industrial wastewater treatment, process heat and mass transfer optimization, and potable and process water treatment. Mr. Hughes also serves as a Regional Construction Qualifier & Manager for hazardous waste remediation, underground and aboveground storage tank system installations and removals as well as general construction services. His responsibilities include the preparation and implementation of assessment activities, remedial action plans; proposal offering, project set up and field coordination; detailed cost estimating; and special projects including remedial design and oversight of construction activities.

For all the below projects, Mr. Hughes’s role was either QA/QC or Principal-In-Charge.

REPRESENTATIVE PROJECT EXPERIENCE

Government Hillsborough County Building Services, Various, FL

City of Tampa Professional Building Srvs, Tampa, FL

Osceola County Building Inspections and, Kissimmee, FL

City of Palm Coast Municipal Support, Palm Coast, FL

Hillsborough Detention - Kitchen Remodel, Tampa, FL

DJJ Miami Dade RJDC – Mod Bathroom Renov, Miami, FL

Fire Station 27 San Antonio FL, FL

Orange RJDC Asbestos Survey, FL

National Aviation Academy, FL

Indian Lake Forestry Station, Ocala, FL

Andrews State Pine Tree Nursery, Chiefland, FL

Monticello Forestry Station, Monticello, FL

Peace River Forestry Station, Arcadia FL, Arcadia, FL

Ross Prairie, Dunnellon, FL

Seville Tower Site Remote Ranger Station, SEville, FL

DOJJ Peace River Outward Bound Facility, FL

DOJJ Avon Park, FL

DOJJ Pine Hills, FL

DOJJ Manatee RJDC, FL

DOJJ Avon Park Youth Academy Generator, FL

Avon Park Youth Academy HVAC Install, FL

Kissimmee Juvenile CI HVAC Replacement, FL

Orlando Detention Center Demolition, FL

Orange Co JD Demolition, FL

Education:

B.S. Physics, Pennsylvania State University, 1989

Certifications / Registrations:

Registered Environmental Property Assessor Registered Florida Underground Utility Contractor Registered Florida Pollutant Storage Systems Specialty Contractor Nuclear Density Gauge Certification

OSHA 29 CFR1910.120

HAZWOPER Supervisor Radiation Safety Officer

Affiliations:

American Society of Civil Engineers American Concrete Institute American Society of Highway Engineers National Registry of Environmental Professionals ASTM Committee Member

Robert (Bob) Hughes Executive Vice President

Orange Co Portable Classroom Install, FL

Lake Academy Consequence Unit, Various, FL

Highlands Youth Academy Dorm Remodels, Various, FL

Orange Co. Kitchen Remodel, Various, FL

Lake Academy Computer Training Room, Tampa, FL

Highlands Youth Academy - Dormitory Reno, Avon Park, FL

Orange Regional Juvenile Detention Ctr, Orlando, FL

Walton County Youth Detention Center/New, Defuniak Springs, FL

Orlando Intensive Youth Acadmey, Defuniak Springs, FL

Lake Academy HVAC Change-Out, Tampa, FL

Spring Lake Academy - Fire Wall Install, Arcadia, FL

FL Department of Corrections, FL

Tomoka Correction Institution, FL

Lowell Reception Center, FL

RJDJ, FL

Franklin Correctional Movement Control, FL

Jackson Correctional Institute, FL

Wakulla CI Staff Housing Duplex, FL

Okaloosa Correctional Institute, FL

Cross City Work Camp - Visitor Shelter, FL

Union Work Camp - Visitor Shelter, FL

Gadsen Re-Entry Center - Pole Barn, FL

Liberty Work Camp - Visitor Shelter, FL

Santa Rosa Correction Institute, FL

Okeechobee Correction Institute -

.028, FL

Sumter Correction Institute Housing Reno, FL

Okeechobee CI - Bar Screen Support, FL

Brevard Work Camp - Laundry, FL

Glades Work Camp - Laundry, FL

Columbia CI Laundry Addition, FL

Saw Mill - Electrical Renovations, FL

Charlotte CI - Observation Tower, FL

FL State Prison Master Lift Station, FL

Franklin CI Carwash Carport, FL

Sumter CI Visiting Park Renovations, FL

Lawtey CI - Canteen / Barber Shop, FL

RMC-Hosp. Electrical Service Upgrade, FL

Lowell CI - Pride Garment Factory Exp., FL

Zephyrhills CI Generator Relocation, FL

FL State Prison -Bachelor Officer's, FL

Cross City CI - Pride Graphics Bldg, FL

Union CI - Pride Open Air Break Area, FL

Central FL Reception, FL

Baker CI Food Service Addition and Reno, FL

Mayo CI Food Service Demolition, FL

Hamilton CI Premanufactured Storage Bldg, FL

Suwannee CI, FL

Homestead CI Chiller Replacement, FL

Lake CI Demolition of Observation Towers, FL

Lake CI Observation Tower #2, FL Lake CI Observation Tower #1, FL

DAVID MILLER, PE

Principal-in-Charge/Chief Engineer

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Mr. Miller began his career in Georgia in 1974 and is currently NOVA’s Chief Engineer and Senior Vice President in charge of the technical review for Geotechnical, Environmental and Materials Engineering projects completed by project and staff professionals. He has managed two of the country’s largest consulting firms’ operations in Atlanta.

Mr. Miller is one of the founding partners of NOVA.

Mr. Miller has provided seismic, geotechnical, environmental and construction engineering services for thousands of institutional, commercial, and industrial projects throughout the United States and overseas. The work has encompassed forensic settlement analysis, siting studies, foundation design investigations, construction quality control, and design of temporary and permanent dewatering systems, failure analyses. Environmental studies have included Phase I & II assessments, GA HSRA, GA Brownfields, UST, soil and groundwater remediation, and environmental compliance audits.

Mr. Miller was previously the geotechnical engineer for both the Olympic Stadium (Turner Field) and the Georgia World Congress Center (GWCC) Phase IV. Mr. Miller is Principal-in-Charge of the construction materials testing for the College Football Hall of Fame, currently under development in public/private partnership between GWCC and Atlanta Hall Management.

For all the project experience listed below, Mr. Miller held the roll for either Senior Project Manager, QA/QC, or Principal-In-Charge.

REPRESENTATIVE PROJECT EXPERIENCE

Government

Atlanta City Court Facilities, GA

Cherokee County Public Safety, GA

City Hall, GA

Clayton County Site, GA

Court House Annex Renovations, GA

Douglas County Jail Annex, GA

Georgia Dept of Archives, GA

Kennesaw City Hall Renovation & Court, GA

Macon Epik Site, GA

115-Acre Jackson County Site, GA

121 East Griffin Street-City Of Dallas, GA

13-Acre Douglas County Development, GA

15.05-Acre Site-Dekalb County, GA

2.2 Acres Site Townelake Parkway, GA

2-Acre Site @ Chattin Drive, GA

Acworth Sports Complex, GA

Administration Facility Gwinnett Health, GA

Arcade City Hall, GA

Asbestos Survey & Abatement Oversight, GA

Atlanta City Court Tunnel, GA

Canton City Hall IAQ Review, GA

Central Park Recreation Building, GA

City of Dallas Theater Renovation, GA

Cobb County Adult Detention Center Add., GA

Education:

BS, Civil Engineering, Vanderbilt University, 1974

MBA, Civil Engineering, Georgia State University, Certifications / Registrations:

Registered Professional Engineer: GA, FL, AL, MS, NC, SC, TN, OH

Gwinnett County Third Party Inspector International Code Council

(ICC):

Building Inspector

Affiliations:

American Council of Engineering Companies

(ACEC)

American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Georgia Brownfields Assoc.

David Miller, PE Principal-in-Charge/Chief Engineer

Dorris Road Senior Center, GA

Elbert P. Tuttle Court of Appeals Bldg, GA

Fire Station #1, GA

Fire Station #14-Mold Sampling, GA

Fire Station #5 Forsyth County, GA

Fire Station #9, GA

Fire Station 5, P.O. #S004590, GA

G. Cecil Pruitt Community Center Site, G. Cecil Pruitt Community Ctr., GA

Georgia Tech Klaus Bldg BOR J-19, GA

Gordon County DFCS, GA

GWCC-Building C, Hillcrest Community, Kennesaw City Hall Addition, Lovejoy Branch Library, Marietta Office Building, Mold Sampling-Forsyth Co. Admin Bldg, Navaid/Visaids for Runway 10/28, GA

Norfolk Southern Tucker Data Center, North GA. Tech, Deaton-Vardeman, Proposed 12.56+Acre Land Oak Ridge, Proposed Boys & Girls Club-Canton, Proposed Condominium Project, GA

Proposed Fourth Street Elementary School, Proposed Justice Center & Admin.

Bldg., Soccer Field Building, Twin 11,300 SQ.FT. office Building-

FL,

West Georgia College Water Line, Woodstock Baptist Church, 520 West Ponce de Leon Avenue, Decatur, GA

CDC Bldg 24 - Phase II, GA

CDC Bldg 24 - SE Parking Lot Expansion, GA

CDC Bldg 24 Asbestos Abatement Oversight, GA

CDC Building 24 ACM, HMS, LBP, GA

Ft. Rucker Retaining Wall, AL

Ft. Rucker Retaining Wall - Forensic, AL

Ft. Rucker Retaining Wall Observation, AL

Future Veterans Affairs Outpatient Clini, GA

GS-P-03-14-AZ-0028 Peachtree Summit Fed, Atlanta, GA

NSA PC Dock Repair, FL

Sam Nunn Federal Building, Atlanta, GA

Sam Nunn Federal Building PDS, Atlanta, GA

TAFB VORTAC Relocation, FL

Tuskegee Airmen Memorial, AL

U.S. Courthouse/Post Office - Columbus, Columbus, GA

Underbrush II Administration Office Add., FL

Underbrush II Cafeteria Addition, FL

VA Out-Patient Clinic, Tallahassee, FL

Va. Regional Office N. Parking Lot Add., GA

1.7-Acre Chattin Drive Site, GA

102 Dockside Downs, Woodstock, GA

104 Main Street Site, Adairsville, GA

11575 Maxwell Road Site, Roswell, GA

11575 Maxwell Road, GA

130 East Main Street, GA

15 Oxbo Drive, GA 1755 Reinhardt College Parkway, Canton, GA

199-Acre Canton Site, GA

KENNETH HOUSEMAN, PE

Principal/Senior Project Manager

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Since the inception of his engineering career in 1983, Mr. Houseman has spent the majority of his career successfully managing a variety of geotechnical, environmental, building inspection, forensic engineering and testing contracts/projects within the State of Florida and Georgia. His focus has been providing geotechnical engineering, materials engineering consulting and construction materials testing/inspection services for a wide range of projects such as parking structures, sports arenas, schools, ports, hotels, office buildings, large mixed-use developments, and transportation projects.

Mr. Houseman’s responsibilities currently include the daily management and oversight of NOVA’s executed contracts, our clients, and the employees associated with NOVA’s service lines throughout Georgia, including negotiating private sector and municipality contracts, along with mentoring technical staff, providing performance reviews, monitoring work plans, schedules, and ensuring client satisfaction from the initial due diligence environmental assessments through construction materials testing/inspections upon final completion of the projects.

For all the projects listed below, Mr. Houseman held the roll of either Senior Project Manager, QA/QC or Principal-In- Charge.

REPRESENTATIVE PROJECT

EXPERIENCE

Government / Municipal

Army Reserve Training Center-Winder, GA, GA

Robins AFB - Phase I Re-Roof Observation, Warner Robins, GA

Sandy Springs City Center, Sandy Springs, GA

Fort Campbell, Kentucky Roof Observation, Ft. Campbell, KY

Robins AFB PH. II - Reroof Observations, Warner Robins, GA

Robins AFB PH. II - Paint Adhesion Test, Warner Robins, GA

Roof, Fire Alarm, Fire Sup Bldg 125 Ph 3, Warner Robins, GA

Clay National Guard Base Bldg 33/Lot

250, GA

Memphis VAMC, GA

VA Parking Deck Clairmont Road, GA

CDC Building 47, GA

Future Veterans Affairs Outpatient Clini, GA

Marietta National Cemetery, GA

Paulding County 911 EOC, Dallas, GA

Port of Tampa Office Bldg, Tampa, FL

Port Tampa Bay - Hookers Point Roof Asse, Tampa, FL

Warehouse #3, FL

Tallahassee National Cemetery, Tallahassee, FL

Correct Police Deficiencies, Fayetteville, NC

Metafield Training/Test Project, Panama City, FL

Overtown Transit Village, Miami, FL

Douglas County Jail, GA

Paulding County Courthouse Roof Replace, GA

Mt. Tabor Recreation Center, GA

Paulding County Courthouse - Facade Eval, Dallas, GA

City of Norcross City Hall, Norcross, GA

Paulding County - New Georgia Library, Dallas, GA

Fulton County Courthouse - Roof Eval., Atlanta, GA

Education:

BS in Construction Engineering, Iowa State University UCF Pavement Design

Certifications / Registrations:

Registered Professional Engineer: Florida, Georgia, Alabama, South Carolina, Maryland, Arkansas, Indiana, Virginia

Registered Threshold Inspector: Florida Advanced Ultrasonic Testing of Structural Steel:

Levels I & II Certified Associate Welding Inspector

Kenneth Houseman, PE Principal/Senior Project Manager

MultiPlex Building Assessment, Stockbridge, GA

Gwinnett County Human Services Building, Lawrenceville, GA

Former Fire Station #9 & Police Station , Stockbridge, GA

310 Technology Parkway, Peachtree Corners, GA

Sandy Springs City Center, Atlanta, GA

4800 Ashford Dunwoody Road- Precision, Atlanta, GA

Sandy Springs City Center, Atlanta, GA

Panama City Hall- Infrared Scan, Panama City, FL

Sandy Springs City Ctr.- Cistern Repairs, Sandy Springs, GA

SANDY SPRINGS CITY CENTER,

Atlanta, GA

Clayton County Justice Center, GA

Augusta Tee Center Parking Deck, GA

B-97 Medical/Mental Health Exp.

CCADC, GA

Cumming Aquatic Center, GA

Clayton County Youth Detention Center, GA

Joe Cowan Park, GA

Fayette County Jail Exercise Yard Repair, GA

Augusta Judicial Center Parking Lot, GA

Pitts Transportation Facility Addition, GA

City of Acworth Streetscapes, GA

Hurt Road Park, GA

132 Walker Street, GA

City of Decatur Public Works Facility, Decatur, GA

Clayton County Annex, GA

Fullers Park, Marietta, GA

Clayton Co. Water Authority HQ Bldg, GA

Paulding County Government Park, GA

City of Newnan Public Safety Complex, GA

Terrell Mill & Kenworth Tennis Centers, GA

72 Marietta Street Art Gallery, GA

Fayette County EOC Special Inspections, GA

Shaw Park Improvements, GA

Kenworth Park Improvements, GA

Al Bishop Park Improvements, GA

Sandy Plains Park Improvements, GA

IT Building, GA

Mable House Art Center, GA

Oregon Park Concession Building, GA

Kirkley Road Headwall, GA

Jackson Road Elementary School, GA

Cowan Road Middle School, GA

Futral Road Elementary School, GA

Loudermilk Park Buckhead Triangle Park, GA

Kennworth Park Rd & Parking Improvements, GA

Roberts Drive Sidewalk Project, GA

Adairsville City Hall Renovations, Adairsville, GA

Sequoyah Park Septic, Holly Springs, GA

Sweetwater Park Tennis Center, Austell, GA

Fair Oaks Tennis Center, Marietta, GA

Department of Driver Services - Sitework, Dallas, GA

GSP Facility, Dallas, GA

Nickajack Park Improvements, Mableton, GA

Fire Maintenance Building, Cumming, GA

Jim R. Miller Park – Restroom Bldg C & F, Marietta, GA

Flint River Pump Station, Griffin, GA

Sweat Mountain Park Improvements, Marietta, GA

Affiliations:

American Concrete Institute

(ACI)

American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Building Operations & Maintenance Association

(BOMA)

Florida Engineering Society

(FES)

Florida Institute of Consulting Engineers (FICE) IAS Certified 3rd Party Auditor National Association of Industrial/Office Parks

(NAIOP)

National Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE) International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC) Florida Institute of Consulting Engineers:

Geotechnical & Materials Engineers Council Chairman 1994-1995 Concrete Materials Engineering Council Board 1986-1993 Concrete Materials Engineering Council Chairman 1990-1992

BRIAN SCHNIER

CMT Business Unit Manager

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Mr. Schnier has consulting experience in construction materials testing, and construction engineering and inspection (CEI) since 1994. He has worked on numerous projects in Florida as an inspector, office engineer and construction services manager. Mr. Schnier's extensive experience includes multi-story building construction structural steel & threshold inspection and materials testing, shallow foundation inspection and testing, and deep foundation inspection and testing. He has also provided roadway inspection and testing for the Florida Department of Transportation. Mr.

Schnier works out of NOVA’s Tampa corporate office.

For all the project experience listed below, Mr. Schnier’s roll was Project Manager.

REPRESENTATIVE PROJECT EXPERIENCE

Commercial Building 200 - Orlando Airport Park, Orlando, FL

Beltway Commerce Center- Building 500, Orlando, FL

Rooms To Go - Seffner C.S. Build, Seffner, FL

Tidal Wave Auto Spa- Oldsmar, Oldsmar, FL

Sumter County Jail Expansion- CMT, Bushnell, FL

Project Normandy - CMT, Deltona, FL

Normandy NPDES Inspections PO#8719, Deltona, FL

Dumpster Pad Building A, Largo, FL

Dumpster Pad Autozone, Largo, FL

Tire Kingdom Oxford FL - Store 942, Oxford, FL

St. Leo University Wellness Center- CMT, Saint Leo, FL

Walmart Store #811 - CMT, Arcadia, FL

Midnight Blue - CMT, Clearwater, FL

Petrotech Southeast, Inc. - Various Proj, Tampa, FL

Petrotech S.E - Gerdau Ameristeel, Tampa, FL

Home Depot Big Bend - CMT, Apollo Beach, FL

North Lakeland Native- CMT, Lakeland, FL

SunTrax Connected Automated Vehicle Test, Auburndale, FL

Tidal wave Auto Spa- Lutz, Lutz, FL

Tire Kingdom Ocala FL - Store 931 CMT, Ocala, FL

Amazon Parking Lot - 4401 Seaboard Road, Orlando, FL

Arby's Haines City - CW Hayes, Haines City, FL

Sam's Club Apopka 6189, Apopka, FL

TIRE KINGDOM #452 -

BRADENTON, Bradenton, FL

Tidal Wave Auto Spa- Lutz GEO, Lutz, FL

Tire Kingdom Venice - GEO, Venice, FL

Tire Kingdom- Kissimmee GEO, Kissimmee, FL

Winter Springs Self-Storage - GEO, Winter Springs, FL

Taft Vineland Commerce Park Geo Peer Rev, Orlando, FL

DTP3 - Pasco, Lutz, FL

Certifications / Registrations:

American Welding Society CAWI ACI Concrete Field Testing Certification Certified Nuclear Density Gauge Operator Radiation Safety Officer, Affiliations:

American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM)

ACI

American Welding Society

Brian Schier CMT Business Unit Manager

Education Richard O. Jacobson - CMT - P#17061302, Seminole, FL

THRESHOLD - St. Leo University Wellness, St. Leo, FL

Childcare of Riverview - CMT, Riverview, FL

Adams Middle School - CMT, Tampa, FL

Healthcare Moffitt Cancer Center- HVAC Upgrades, Tampa, FL

HCA Healthcare Largo MOB Renovation, Largo, FL

St. Joseph's- Main ED Security Vestibule, Tampa, FL

Hotel Hyatt House Tampa - CMT, Tampa, FL

Manufacturing/Industrial Rooms to Go Phase 5 Warehouse Expansion, Lakeland, FL

LARRY G. SCHMALTZ, PE, GC, FLAC

Senior Vice President/Environmental Services Manager

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Larry Schmaltz has over 37 years’ experience in engineering and construction management with the past twenty-nine years devoted to the hazardous materials industry. During his career he has been responsible for well over $250 million of assessment, remediation and civil/environmental engineering projects for commercial, industrial and governmental clients. His experience includes project operations management, personnel management, development of site contamination assessments and remedial action plans, preparation of remediation reports, solid waste engineering, construction materials reports, indoor air quality reports, and asbestos reports. He further regularly consults on regulatory compliance matters.

For all the project experience listed below, Mr. Schmaltz roll was Senior Project Manager.

REPRESENTATIVE PROJECT EXPERIENCE

Government FMS #2 Renovation, Tampa, FL

Tyndall NCOA Bldg B837 - Environmental, Tyndall AFB, FL

City of West Palm Beach NSP Program, West Palm Beach, FL

City of Doral Police Station, Doral

Cloverleaf Park, Miami Gardens, FL

TY Park Restroom F, Hollywood, FL

National Guard Armory Roof Assessment, Wauchula, FL

Apollo Beach Fire Station Replacement, Apollo Beach, FL

Ayres - Anna Maria Pier, Anna Maria, FL

Hardee County - 4 Residence LBP Survey, Wauchula, FL

City of PC Old City Hall, Panama City, FL

City of PC Annex Building, Panama City, FL

Bay County Courthouse Judge's Chamber, Panama City, FL

PCB Debris Management East Site, Panama City Beach, FL

PCB Debris Management - West Site, Panama City Beach, FL

Panama City New City Hall-Mold- Hurricane, Panama City, FL

GCI-Gulf Correctional - ENV, Wewahitchka, FL

Bay County Jail - Mold Assessment, Panama City, FL

Bay County Health Dept - Mold Assessment, Panama City, FL

Jackson Sheriffs Temp Offices Mold, Marianna, FL

GCI Forestry Camp Roofs - Asbestos, Wewahitchka, FL

Bay County State Attorney's Office - Env, Panama City, FL

Jackson County Sheriff - Chapel & Gym, Marianna, FL

Bay County Juvenile Justice Annex - Mold, Panama City, FL

Gulf County Projects - Mold assessment, Gulf County, FL

Bay Co Juvenile Justice Courthouse, Panama City, FL

PPDR Properties Batch 3, Panama City, FL

PPDR Properties Batch 4, Panama City, FL

PPDR Properties Batch 5, Panama City, FL

111 N. Gray Ave, Millville - ACM Survey, Millville, FL

901 E 10th St, Panama City - ACM Survey, Panama City, FL

Education:

BS Civil Engineering; South Dakota School of Mines & Technology, 1979

Graduate Studies – Remediation Engineering; Wright State University

Certifications / Registrations:

Professional Engineer: Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, South Dakota, North Dakota, North Carolina

General Contractor: Florida

Asbestos Consultant: Florida

USEPA Lead Inspector/Risk Assessor

Selected Publications:

*CERCLA Status & Contractor’s Liability *Risk-Based Corrective Actions *The Future of Site Remediation *Chinese Drywall Introduction *Regulatory Database Searches Do Not Tell Full Story *Environmental Forensics (published by Illinois Bar) *Oil Pipeline Spills – Emergency Response and Remediation *Tank System Upgrades and What it Means to Your Business

PPDR Batch 6, Panama City, FL

PPDR Properties 53-62 South Region, Panama City, FL

PPDR Properties 63-72 South Region, Panama City, FL

PPDR Properties 73-82 South Region, Panama City, FL

PPDR Properties 83-92 South Region, Panama City, FL

PPDR Properties 93-102 South Region, Panama City, FL

PPDR Properties 103-105 South Region, Panama City, FL

Escambia County Circuit Clerk's Office, Brewton, Alabama

Code Enforcement Batch 1, Panama City, FL

Code Enforcement Batch 2, Panama City, FL

Bldg 837 & 1801 ACM & Mold Assessment, Tyndall AFB, FL

PPDR Properties 167-176 South Region, Panama City, FL

PPDR Properties 177-186 South Region, Panama City, FL

PPDR Properties 187-196 South Region, Panama City, FL

PPDR Properties 197-206 South Region, Panama City, FL

PPDR Properties 207-216 South Region, Panama City, FL

PPDR Properties 217-227 South Region, Panama City, FL

354 North Bonita Avenue ACM Survey, Panama City, FL

1003 Elm Avenue ACM Survey, Panama City, FL

810 E. 25th Street, Panama City, FL

814 N. Macarthur Avenue, Panama City, FL

1604 Fortune Avenue, Panama City

1304 Harrison Avenue, Panama City

PC Fire Station #4 ENV, Panama City

Existing City Hall - Panama City ASB, Panama City, FL

City of Panama City-New City Hall - Mold, Panama City, FL

Jackson County Administration Building, Marianna, FL

Niceville Landing Tank Removal, Niceville, FL

SRC Judicial Center - Phase I ESA, Milton, FL

Escambia County, AL Courthouse ENV, Brewton, Alabama

Gulf County Beaches Fire Department Mold, Port St. Joe, FL

Keys Disaster Debris Management, Keys, FL

Fish and Wildlife Research Institute - B, St. Petersburg, FL

St Andrews State Park Asbestos & Lead, Panama City Beach, FL

Building at Camp Helen State Park, Panama City Beach, FL

Commercial Unit Mold Assessment, Fort Walton Beach, FL

Group 1 Houses - ACM & LBP Surveys, Cantonment, FL

Wakulla County Fire Station, Crawfordville, FL

Jackson County Courthouse ACM Survey and, Marianna, FL

Stephen Foster Folk Culture Center State, Columbia, FL

Ichetucknee Springs State Park, Columbia, FL

Gilchrist Blue Springs State Park ACM Su, High Springs, FL

WILLIAM JOHNSON

Staff Engineer

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Through years of formal classroom education, hands-on training, and real-world experience, William Johnson is a keenly refined Geotechnical Engineer with a background in client services. As a Project Engineer, he has managed multiple endeavors with accuracy and timeliness. Mr. Johnson continued polishing his skill after receiving his master’s degree. In this time, he has honed his abilities in drafting, producing concrete specimens that meet ASTM test standards (free shrinkage, semi-adiabatic, compressive cubes, mortar bars, heat of hydration, cracking frame, etc), conducting field tests for slabs (involving slump and air content), and preparing cylinders (over 200). Mr.

Johnson is comfortable with AutoCAD 2016, PTBuilder, and ADAPT FELT software. He has used these and other tools to perform analyses, complete calculations, forecast friction losses in PT strands, determine necessary placement of cables in beams per structural requirements, translate structural plans, evaluate submittals per structural drawings, resolve problems found in the field, provide engineering guidance, conduct site visits, supervise field work and workers, advise contractors, schedule deliveries, gauge local zone pressure for multistrand projects, and monitor post-tensioning.

For the following below project experience, Mr. Johnson’s roll was staff engineer.

REPRESENTATIVE PROJECT EXPERIENCE

Government

MacDill AFB Multi Use trails, Tampa, FL

Apollo Beach Fire Station Replacement, Apollo Beach, FL

Transportation

Orlando Airport South Terminal Material , Orlando, FL

Sumter County Weight Station- Wildwood, Belleview, FL

Tampa Bay Ferry Project, Tampa, FL

Beecher Site - GEO, Welaka, FL

GOAA Travel Plaza QA Inspections, Orlando, FL

Manufacturing / Inductrial

Rooms to Go Phase 5 Warehouse Expansion, Lakeland, FL

PURAGLOBE Pipe Bridge, Tampa, FL

MCO2 - Project Orange, Orange City, FL

BLDG 200 Orlando Airport Park - Add Exp., Orlando, FL

Office

Chase Bank-Mitchell Ranch, Trinity, FL

Proposed Chase Bank - Mitchell Ranch, Trinity, FL

Sun Trust - Cassata Square, Venice, FL

Suntrust Cassata Square Sinkhole Study, Venice, FL

Retail

Tire Kingdom- Kissimmee, Kissimmee, FL

Tire Kingdom Venice, Venice, FL

Goodwill Superstore Big Bend COM04966, Riverview, FL

Vanderbilt Commons Phase II, Naples, FL

Education:

MS in Geotechnical Engineering, University of South Florida BS in Civil Engineering, University of South Florida

Certifications / Registrations:

EIT

Nuclear Gauge/ Hazmat

Affiliations:

American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE)

BRIAN DENNIS

Lab Technician

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Mr. Dennis has been in the construction industry since 2015, first as a Field Technician and then a Laboratory Manager. As a Field Technician he was responsible for running compaction, concrete, post tension, asphalt, and proof-roll testing for construction sites. In more recent years in his role as a Laboratory Manager, some of his responsibilities included various testing procedures such as soil moisture, moisture-density, California/Limerock Bearing Ratio(CBR/LBR), grain-size analysis, limits testing, direct shear testing, and concrete compressive strength testing. Other duties have included reviewing boring logs from field based on visual classification, performing and checking calibration on field testing equipment, reports. Additionally, he was responsible for updating the Quality Assurance manual to meet AMRL, CCRL, AASTHO, and FDOT standards.

For all the project experience listed below, Mr. Dennis’s roll was the Laboratory Manager.

REPRESENTATIVE PROJECT EXPERIENCE

Government MacDill AFB Multi Use trails, Tampa, Florida

Apollo Beach Fire Station Replacement, Apollo Beach, Florida

Education Career Academies of Seminole, Seminole, Florida

GU Ruskin New Academic Building - CMT, Ruskin, Florida

Saint Leo Additional Boring, St. Leo, Florida

Tarpon Springs HS - CMT, Tarpon Spring, Florida

Tarpon Springs HS - Crack Monitoring, Tarpon Spring, Florida

Gingerbread School- CMT, Seminole, Florida

Childcare of Riverview - CMT, Riverview, Florida

Healthcare FMC-Zephyrhills, Zephyrhills, Florida

Baycare Oxygen Tank Relocation- CMT, Dunedin, Florida

BayCare- HH18 Emergency Generator, Dunedin, Florida

St. Joseph's Hospital- Main Campus, Tampa, Florida

Moffitt Cancer Center- HVAC Upgrades, Tampa, Florida

HCA Healthcare Largo MOB Renovation, Largo, Florida

St. Leo Wellness Center, Saint Leo, Florida

Industrial Rooms to Go Phase 5 Warehouse Expansion, Lakeland, Florida

MCO2 - Project Orange, Orange City, Florida

Golden Gate Boulevard from West of 20th , Naples, Florida

Parking Decks Rocky Point Signature Hotel, Tampa, FL

Education:

Associates Degree in Applied Science & Engineering, Pensacola State University

Certifications / Registrations:

ACI Concrete Field Testing I ACI Aggregate Base Testing I ACI Concrete Strength Testing I FDOT Qualified Sampler FDOT Earthwork Level I FDOT LBR Technician HVAC Mechanic Certification, George Stone

D. COREY DOBSON, PG

Senior Project Geologist, QA/QC, Tampa, FL

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Mr. Dobson is a senior geologist and project manager with 16 years of environmental assessment experience. His background includes a broad range of nationwide projects and extensive knowledge of the due diligence and project management process. He has demonstrated a history of consistently producing quality projects on time and within budgetary constraints for clients of all sizes, with both large and small environmental consulting firms. His client base is comprised of numerous land developers, retailers, real estate investment trusts (REITs), and various local, regional, and nationwide banking institutions.

For the below listed project experience, Mr. Dobson’s roll was Senior Project Geologist.

REPRESENTATIVE PROJECT EXPERIENCE

Government Ayres - Anna Maria Pier, Anna Maria, FL

Bay County Courthouse Judge's Chamber, Panama City, FL

GCI-Gulf Correctional - ENV, Wewahitchka, FL

Jackson Sheriffs Temp Offices Mold, Marianna, FL

SRC Judicial Center - Phase I ESA, Milton, FL

Keys Disaster Debris Management, Keys, FL

Transportation HART - FY 2019, Tampa, FL

HART - FY 2019 Annual Tier II Reporting, Tampa, FL

HART - FY 2019 Bus Wash BMPs, Tampa, FL

HART - FY 2019 Contingent Consulting, Tampa, FL

HART - FY 2019 Contingent Emergency Resp, Tampa, FL

HART - FY 2019 Diesel Tank/Unleaded Conv, Tampa, FL

HART - FY 2019 Engineering Controls/Dies, Tampa, FL

HART - FY 2019 Environmental Permitting, Tampa, FL

HART - FY 2019 EPC Meetings, Tampa, FL

HART - FY 2019 LCAR & SRFFA

Activities, Tampa, FL

HART - FY 2019 Meetings with new Env Man, Tampa, FL

HART - FY 2019 Monthly AOC-2 Water Level, Tampa, FL

HART - FY 2019 SPCC & SWPPP

Plan Updates, Tampa, FL

HART - FY 2019 Ybor Street Car Facility, Tampa, FL

HART Emergency Response Action - TO#5, Tampa, FL

HART FY 2017 21st Ave Activities, Tampa, FL

HART FY 2018 Tasks - 21st Ave, Tampa, FL

HART Regulatory Compliance Activities, Tampa, FL

HART TO#5/Training Mods/21st Ave, Tampa, FL

Education:

Bachelor of Science in Geology, Clemson University

Course work towards Masters of Environmental Assessment, North Carolina State University

Certifications / Registrations:

Florida PG #2514 Georgia PG #2056 Alabama PG #1361 Tennessee PG #5402 South Carolina PG #2661 Texas PG #12400 North Carolina PG #2539

AHERA Asbestos Inspector & Project Designer

Asbestos Inspector Licensing, various states

HAZWOPER 40-Hour

Florida Certified Mold Assessor

#MRSA2618

Trained Florida Wetland Delineator

B

TAB B: RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

a) Respondent’s background, history, and experience for each category of services.

Established in 1996, NOVA was originally founded to provide Environmental Consulting, Geotechnical Engineering, and Construction Materials Testing and Inspection services to the design and construction community. Currently, NOVA employs 430+ personnel in 17 offices serving clients throughout the southeastern United States and beyond. Our professional staff consists of registered engineers, geologists, scientists, certified industrial hygienists, ICC inspectors, building officials, laboratory specialists, NICET-certified technicians, AWS-certified welding inspectors, and specialty consultants.

NOVA was recently named one of the Top 50 Design Firms in the Southeast and Top 500 Design Firms by Engineering News Record, as well as one of Atlanta’s Top 25 Engineering Firms by the Atlanta Business Chronicle.

Our firm has professional and administrative support staff that includes Registered Professional Engineers, Registered Professional Geologists, Environmental Scientists, Registered Roof Observers, LEED Accredited Professionals, Soil/Foundation Engineers, Laboratory Specialists, Materials Technicians, ICC-Certified Inspectors, NICET-Certified Technicians, and AWS-Certified Welding Inspectors. NOVA’s facilities include AASHTO-accredited laboratories in soils, concrete, aggregate and hot-mix asphalt testing/inspection. We also have CCRL-inspected laboratories for concrete sampling, curing, and testing.

STATEMENT OF GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING SERVICES

The conditions below the ground surface cannot be easily predicted without a thorough subsurface exploration and proper evaluation of the data collected. It is essential that the exploration program be planned based on the local geologic conditions, the potential environmental factors, the geotechnical engineer’s experience, and the intended use of the property.

In order to provide geotechnical recommendations that result in cost-effective foundation design/ construction and a reduced likelihood of construction delays caused by unforeseen conditions, NOVA offers the following services:

• Preliminary and Final Explorations

• Site Characterizations Studies

• Site Preparation and Foundation Specifications

• Slope Stability and Embankment Analysis

• Pavement Evaluations & Repair recommendations

• Foundation, Earthwork and Settlement Evaluations

• Site Specific Seismic Assessment

• Geological Hazard Assessment

• Geo-Environmental Combined Assessments for development impacts

Field drilling, sampling and testing are offered by our professional staff and through our network of dozens of sub-contract drilling firms with which we have developed a strategic relationship. Field exploration and special in-situ testing capabilities that NOVA and our sub-contractors are capable of providing include:

• Low Overhead Drilling and Sampling

• All-Terrain Drill for Adverse Site Conditions

• Over Water Drilling Utilizing Barges and Pontoons

• Maintenance of Traffic (M.O.T.), including:

o Certified M.O.T. Supervisors for Development and Supervision of MU TCD Traffic Safety Plans Certified M.O.T. Flagmen

• Specialized, Insitu-Testing, including:

o Cone Penetration Testing o Packer or Slug Testing o Wenner 4-pin Resistivity Testing o Seismic Refraction Surveys o Ground Penetrating Radar Slope Inclinometer

Data Acquisition o Menard Pressuremeter and Dilatometer

NOVA’s laboratory testing is completed in-house, under the direction and supervision of registered professional engineers. We maintain a full-service laboratory capable of completing all required soil, rock, aggregate, concrete and asphalt tests…