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Home My WebLink About1989-11-13 89-447 ORDER�Iftfion Dw 11/n/n9lbm P10. 89-447 Rem/BubI6d: Engineering Contract Expansion Rmpomible Degrim ; Community 6 Economic Development/Airport Cp menbry. HTA/GEST, consulting engineers, have been hired to complete DEP applications for the Bangor Airport Industrial/Commercial Subdivision and the Maine Business Enterprise Park. DEP has now required that all development projects at BIA since 1970 be reviewed by DEP. Staff is recommending that the existing contract with HTA/GEST be expanded to add the task of pro- viding DEP with the required documentation. Estimated cost of additional work is $5000, with funds coming from the Airport budget. The contract expansion was recommended for approval by the Enterprise Operations Committee. vq�s:_ Meneper'e Comnbnb; wo Aa'r"l e- "UJ t. "Won, AD, dwn www Ciy Mamaer �� Awaubd Inbrmabon: UAiA BudpH MWaM:«. Fr Le9Y FlPprOetl: C Seen T I��yYPasu9e LI Fnt Rgdin9Pp _ of ❑ RelernO 89-447 Adigied to Councilor Ssxl, November 13, 1989 /p CITY OF BANGOR � (TITLE.)(DrUra ....Authorizing the. City Manager. to sign acontract ex- pansion with HTA/OEST 1111. ............. 111....1...... ByW CYy Council of W City of8anper: ORDERED, THAT the City manager be authorized to sign a contract ex- pansion with ETA/OEST. NTA/GEST has been hired to prepare Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) applications for the Bangor Airport Industrial/ Commerical Subdivision and the Maine Business Enterprise Park. DEP isalso requesting a historical recount of projects under- taken at the BIA since 1970. Estimated cost for conducting this analysis is $5,r000 with the funding source being the Airport budget. xw cx callwCIL :. woee"c l3, 1989 Peseedt . CI CL6HR ' 89-44] G R D E R Title, Authorizing the City Manger to alga .................... a Contract Eryansion with NTA/GEST .......�............,.q./^......�[.....,.�...'......... ......V / ................ Councilmen f u n) 3' This Agreement is made as of the Lath day of August, 1989 by and between The City of Bangor, (Hereinafter referred to as the "City" and HTA-OEST Associates, Inc. (hereinafter referred to as "Consultant") for engineering services for DEP applications for Maine Avenue Business Development Park, BanAir Industrial Park and a modification of BIA Commercial/Industrial Park order. The parties intending to be legally bound, agree as follows: ARTICLE i DEFINITIONS "Contract" or "Contract Documents" means the specific authorizina document !including changes thereto) utilized by the City for the procurement of specific Services. The contract will contain the total acres - went between the City and Consultant and will include all documents. attached thereto or referenced therein. Subcontractor "Subcontractor" shall mean a corporation, partner- ship, or individual having a direct contract with the Consultant for performing Services, and its employees and representatives. Services "Services" shall mean any work, direction of work, information, technical consuitina, or other services furnished by Consultant to the City under this Agreement. ARTICLE 2 APPLICATION OF THE AGREEMENT The Purpose of this Agreement is to set forth the terms. conditions and administrative procedures applicable to all services provided by Consultant for the Project on behalf of the City. The description of the services and related matters is noted in Exhibit A which is incorporated into and made a part of this Agreement. ARTICLE 3 PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE 'Phis project as specified in "Exhibit A: shall //�� commence upon execution of this Contract. l� 'fit'/E5 Completion da eshmay'fie'ex end€Cl5y eU Ualsagi� nh` t of the parties for good faith delay. ARTICLE 4 PRICE AND TERMS OF PAYMENT Unless otherwise agreed to, all work shall be performed on a time and expense basis with a total cost not to exceedThe City agrees to pay Consultant /I,S, suchMI in accordance with the compensation 9michedule and fees outlined in Exhibit "A". Page 1 of 9 ARTICLE 5 QUALITY OF SERVICE Consultant shall perform its services with care, skill, and diligence, in accordance with the applicable pro- fessional standards currently recognized by such pro- fession, and shall be responsible for the professional quality, technical accuracy, completeness, and co - services furnished under the Contract. Consultan shall comply with all applicable federal, state S local laws, ordinances, codes and regulations in performing its services. If Consultant £ails to meet applicable professional standards Consultant shall without additional compensation correct or revise any errors or deficiencies in its reports, surveys or other services. ARTICLE 6 INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR During performance of the Contract, Consultant shall be an independent contractor and not an agent of the City. Consultant shall supervise the performance of its own services and shall have control of the manner and means by which its services are performed, subject to compliance with the Contract and any other items approved by the City. ARTICLE 7 NON -ASSIGNABILITY Consultant shall not subcontract or assign the Contract or otherwise dispose of its right, title, or interest therein or any part thereof to any person, without obtaining the prior written consent of the City. Consent by the City to any assignment or subcontract of the Work shall not be deemed to create a contractual relationship between the City and the subcontracting party or assignee. ARTICLE 8 INDEMNITY Consultant shall defend, indemnify and hold the City harmless from and against all claims asserted by a third party ler parties) and related damages, losses and expenses, including attorneys' fees, arising out of,or resulting from the services performed or neglected to be performed by Consultant, provided that any such claim, damage, loss or expense is caused by the negligence of Consultant, anyone directly or indirectly employed by Consultant, or anyone for whose acts Consultant may be liable. Page 2 of 9 ARTICLE 9 THIRD PARTY INFORMATION The City agrees that the Consultant may solicit and reasonably rely on third party information essential and relative to the performance of the Consultant in carry- ing out the requirements of this Agreement whenever such information is under the control of a third party; and the Consultant will not be responsible or liable for the direct or indirect consequences of its reasonable re- liance on such third party information. Examples of third parties include, but are not limited to, a public, quasi -public or private utility; a governmental body, agency or government (federal, state or local); a water and/or sever facility, district or entity; or an agent or employee of the City. ARTICLE 19 NO THIRD PARTY BENEFICIARY RIGHTS No provision of this Agreement shall in any way inure to the benefit of any third person (including the public at large) so as to constitute any such person a third party beneficiary of the Contract or of any one or more of the terms hereof, or otherwise give rise to any cause of action in any person not a party hereto. ARTICLE 11 INSURANCE a) Consultant shall purchase and maintain such insurance as required to protect Consultant from the losses or claims set forth below which may arise out of or result from Consultant's performance or obligations to perform under the Contract, whether such performance be by Consultant or by anyone directly or indirectly employed by Con- sultant, or by anyone for whose acts Consultant may be liable: 1. claims under worker's compensation, disability benefit and other similar employee benefit acts. 2. claims for damage because of bodily injury, occupational sickness or disease, or death of Consultant's emloyees: 3. claims for damages because of bodily injury, sickness or disease, or death of any person other than Consultant's employees: 4. claims for damages insured by usual personal injury liability coverage: 5. claims for damages because of injury to or destruction of tangible property; Page 3 of 9 b) The insurance required by the preceding paragraph shall be written for not less than the following limits or as required by law, whichever is greater. 1. Workers' Compensation - Statutory (with broad form all states endorsement) 2. Employers' Liability - $300,000 per occurrence 3. Comprehensive General Liability, including Contractural: Bodily Injury - $300,000 per person/$500,000 per occurrence Property Damage - $500,000 per occurrence Personal Injury - $500,000 per occurrence 4. Automobile, including owned, non -owned and hired vehicles: Bodily Injury - $300,000 per person/$500,000 per occurrence Property Damage - $500,000 per occurrence c) Certificates of insurance acceptable to the City shall be filed with the City prior to commencement of the work. These certificates shall contain a provision that coverages afforded under the policies shall not be cancelled until thirty days prior written notice has been given the City. d) Insurance specified herein shall be minimum require- ments, and Consultant is responsible for providing any additional insurance deemed necessary to protect Consultant's interests from other hazards or claims in excess of the minimum coverage. The liability of Consultant to the City is not limited to Consultant's insurance coverage. ARTICLE 12 SEPARATE CONTRACTS The City may let other contracts in connection with the work. Consultant shall cooperate, and schedule and coordinate performance of the work with the work of any separate consultants or contractors so as not to delay or interfere with their work, or with timely completion of the project. ARTICLE 13 OWNERSHIP OF DOCUMENTS All reports and other documents prepared by Consultant under the Contract shall become the property of the City. At the City's request, such documents shall be delivered to the City upon completion of Consultant services under the Contract, however, Consultant may retain and use copies thereof. Page 4 of 9 ARTICLE 14 COST RECORDS AND ACCOUNTING Consultant shall keep accounts, books and other records of all its billable charges incurred in performing its services hereunder, and shall itemize and submit its billings to the City in such a manner as the City may reasonably direct. If no such direction is given, Con- sultant shall maintain books and accounts of chargeable costs in accordance with generally accepted accounting practices consistently applied, and in such a manner as to permit verification of all entries made. For three years from final payment under a Contract,.Con- sultant shall preserve all such books and records, and shall upon three day's written notice make such records available to the City for purposes of verifying the costs chargeable under the Contract. ARTICLE 16 TERMINATION BY CONSULTANT OF CONTRACTS INCORPORATING THIS AGREEMENT If Consultant is not in default of any of its obliga- tions under a contract, and the performance of services is stopped through any wrongful act or neglect of the City, or the City fails to make any payment to Consult- ant when due, Consultant may give written notice to the City of its intent to terminate performance, specifying the grounds therefor. If the City fails within a reasonable time to cure the act or neglect specified in said notice, or fails within thirty (30) days from re- ceipt of said notice to make the payment identified therein as past due, Consultant may then terminate per- formance of its services and recover payment from the City for all services performed prior to the termina- tion date. Consultant shall not be entitled, however, to recover for any anticipated profit or fee on un- performed services. ARTICLE 16 TERMINATION OR CANCELLATION BY THE CITY OF CONTRACT a) The City, may, for its sole convenience, cancel this Contract in whole or in part, at any time by giving seven (T) days written notice of its intention to do so. In the event of such cancellation, Consultant shall be entitled to recover for all services performed prior to the date stated in the notice Won which such cancell- ation becomes effective, together with its reasonable extra costa incurred by reason of the cancellation. No amount shall be allowed, however, for anticipated profit on unperformed services. Page 6 of 9 b) The City may, by written notice of default to Consul- tant, terminate this Contract in whole or in part in any one of the following circu met ances: 1. If Consultant fails to perform its obligations under the Contract, or fails to make progress so as to significantly endanger timely competion or performance of the Contract in accordance with its terms, and Consultant does not cure such failure within thirty (30) days after receipt of written notice from the City. 2. If Consultant should become insolvent or commit an act of bankruptcy. c) In the event the City terminates the Contract in whole or in part for default pursuant to Article 16, (b) 1 or 2, the City may proceed with any and all remedies available to the City, at law for breach of contract by Consultant. d) Upon receipt of the Notice of Cancellation or Termina- tion, Consultant shell: 1. immediately discontinue all services unless the notice directs otherwise, and 2. deliver immediately to the City all reports, summaries or other material and information, whether completed or in process, accumulated by Consultant in performance of services. el The rights and remedies of the City provided in this Article shall be cumulative with and in addition to the rights and remedies otherwise available at law or elsewhere provided for herein. No failure to exer- cise or delay in exercising on the part of the City of any right provided by the Contract or at law shall operate as a waiver thereof. ARTICLE 17 ENTIRE AGREEMENT This Agreement, constitutes the entire agreement of the parties hereto, and supersedes any previous agreement or understandings. It may not be modified except in writ- ing executed by both parties. Page 6 of 9 ARTICLE 18 NOTICES All notices, requests, demands and other communications under this Agreement shall be in writing and shall be deemed to have been duly given,if mailed first class or transmitted by Telex: a) To Consultant; HTA-Oest Associates, Inc. 133 Pope Avenue South Portland, ME 04106 b) To the City at Office of the City Manager 73 Harlow Street, Bangor, Maine 04401 ARTICLE 19 CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES Under no circumstances shall either party be liable to the other for any special, indirect or consequential loss or damage whether or not such loss or damage is caused by the fault or negligence of such party, its employees, agents, or subcontractors of any tier. ARTICLE 20 NONNAIVER The failure of one party to insist upon or enforce, in any instance, strictperformanceby the other party of any of the terms of this Agreement, including those re- lating to compensation or to the exercise of any right herein conferred, shall not be construed as a waiver or relinquishment to any extent of its right to assert or rely upon such terms or rights on any future occasion. ARTICLE 21 GOVERNING LAM The validity, interpretation and performance of this Agreement shall be goverened by the laws of the State of Maine. All disputes which arise in connection with, or are re- lated to a Contract or any claimed breach thereof, shall be resolved, if not sooner settled, by litigation only in Penobscot County, State of Maine, (or the Federal Court otherwise having territorial jurisdiction over such County and subject matter jurisdiction over the dispute) and not elsewhere, subject only to the author- ity of the Court in question to order changes of venue. To this end, Consultant waives any rights it may have to insist that litigation to which it is a party be had in any venue other than the above court, and covenants not to sue the City in court other than the above courts with respect to any Contract related dispute. Page 7 of 9 ARTICLE 22 THE CITY REVIEW AND APPROVAL Unless otherwise agreed to by express written statement the City review and approval of documents developed by the Consultant, shall in no way or manner relieve or lessen Consultant's responsibility for the professional quality, accuracy, and completeness of such documents. ARTICLE 23 CHANGES a) The City may, at any time, request Consultant to make changes within the scope of this contract or to perform extra work. Consultant shall perform the change or extra work only after receipt of the City's agreement, in the form of a change order to the Contract, to the Consultant proposal submitted in connection herewith and required below. (b) If any request for a change or extra work causes an increase or decrease in the cost or the time re- quired for performance of the work, or any change to the Contract, Consultant shall submit in writing a proposal for accomplishing such changed or extra work which proposal shall define if applicable, any increase or decrease in cost or time of completion or other change to the Contract. If the City elects to have Consultant perform the change or extra work, the City will issue a change order to the Contract. c) The City will not be liable for any costs incurred by Consultant from performance of a change or extra work prior to issuance of a change order to the Contract unless expressly authorized in writing. ARTICLE 24 SCHEDULING Unless otherwise directed by the City the following Paragraphs will apply to this Contract: a) Schedule Consultant will develop and maintain a detailed schedule for the work required by the Contract. The schedule will be a work plan based on network diagrams shoving activities to be performed and their sequence, and in addition, activities will contain duration, manpower required, and estimated cost. A preliminary schedule shall be submitted to the City within thirty (30) days after Contract Execu- tion for review and establishment of the level of detail to be included. Page 8 of 9 b) Schedule Update Consultant will submit monthly progress data for the reporting period which will include the per- centage complete and actual start data and actual finish data for all activities worked on by Con- sultant during the period. Any changes will be reported. Other information, such as actual hours expended, will be furnished, monthly or as requested, by the Consultant. If requested by the City, schedule update meetings will be held to discuss the results of schedule analysis and necessary action to meet the requirements of the schedule. ARTICLE 25 FORCE MAJEURE Neither party shall be considered to be in default in the performance of its obligations under this Agreement, to the extent that the performance of any such obliga- tion is prevented or delayed by any cause, which is be- yond the reasonable control of the affected party. NTA -GEST IATES, INC. By Date Signed Ak., 2S k%J CITY OF BANGOR (CITY) Page 9 of 9 HTAIOEST ASSOCIATES, INC DESIGN APPROACH The Maine Business Enterprise Park is ideally situated next to the University campus and should be viewed as an extension of the campus. Portions of the proposed areafor the park have the beginnings of a park -like atmosphere because of the mature trees and open space. These should be preservad for use by all occupants of the park. Other areas such as the general aviation terminal need extensive organization of the outdoor spaces so the park atmosphere can be extended to this area. Design standards and creative design are needed to carry out this campus setting on the individual lots, irregardless of the specific building or activity. Cast Associates' design approach to this park will be to identifythose features unique to the area that will be of interest to all future businesses. with these established, lot design patterns can be developed that will allow these areas to be extended to all portions of the park thus linking the existing and future buildings through a park setting. While individual lots will exist for legal purposes, the definition of these lot boundaries on the ground will be minimized creating more of a unified park on which various buildings with differing activities exist. The specific size and shape of the legal lot boundaries will allow for maximum flexibility of building design and outside storage of materials and equipment, yet provide access to the common elements. Certain design guidelines and restrictive covenants will be necessary to create a common level of unity, but these do not necessarily eliminate the individual identity of each business and in fact can highlight it. Overall, we feel very enthusiastic about the possibilities here to design one of Maine's most unique and preferred business settings, STAFFING We will assign Mr. Thomas Churchill as project manager. He is a registered landscape architect and has extensive experience in industrial/business land -use planning and environmental permitting including the design of several successful business/industrial parks. As project manager he will also be responsible for the day to day coordination of other staff members involved in the project and in working with the City and DEP staff. Other members of the project team are listed in the Personnel Profile section of this proposal. - SCOPE OF SERVICES 1. Data Review Review of existing data. This will include collecting any maps, plans, and aerial photos the City of Bangor has on this area. Particularly important will be plans for the perimeter boundary of the property where it abuts non -City owned land, utility lines and .existing building. In our budget, we have allowed time for field verification of this data. We will also be reviewing the plans currently underway by another consultant, covering the overall design of the land adjacent to the airport. We hope to be able to build an these plans in detail and scope to provide a design specific to the needs of this project and be compatible with the overall plan for the airport. 2. Design From the base data we will formulate the patterns of design elements. This will be a team -oriented task including the talents of landscape architects, engineers, architects and surveyors. The conceptual design will be reviewed with the City before proceeding. A final design will be developed and used as a base for the succeeding work. This will be in the form of a subdivision plan defining all lots and proposed land uses including common areas, parking, landscaping and service areas. This plan will be based an an accurate perimeter survey supplied by the City. J. Detailed Plans As a preliminary step to completing the various applications for approval, detailed plans of the roadways, lots, utility systems and aesthetic features will be drawn. These will not be final plans for construction but are developed with the intent of providing sufficient technical data to complete the state and local approvals without costly delays for more information. We expect the plans will include: Existing Conditions Plan Site Plan Grading and Road Design road plan road profiles Utilities Plan sewer water elec/telephone Stormwater and Erosion Control Landscaping and Common Area Design natural features signs parking lighting landscaping plant material plan Details specific design details as required 4. Approvals With the above data we will complete the necessary forms and applications for local planning board approval and state DEP approvals. We will represent the City at whatever hearings and meetings are required and ask the City to participate in each of these. It is our understanding that the City is currently having a traffic study completed by the Sewall Company as part of the overall plan for the land adjacent to the airport. The extent of this report may affect the level of effort necessary to complete the traffic statement. We have carried a dollar amount in our fee that we believe is adequate to complete a traffic study of this project; however this amount floes not cover traffic ants or the redesign of signaled intersections that may be affected by this project. A dollar amount has also been included to cover a soils evaluation for building suitability. As the area has been used extensively for building over the past 50 years we do not expect that. more soils data will be required. S. Standards Review It is our understanding that the City has in place certain standards for building and site development. We will review these and make recommendations for changes, additions, deletions, etc... towards implementing the concepts developed and approved by the City for this project. These will include guidelines on building mass and scale, materials, fencing, landscaping, signs, parking, storage, lights, and any factors that affect the aesthetic quality of the park. 6. Architectural Rendering To provide a clear delineation of the proposed park and what it could appear as at full development, the City may elect to have HTA/OEST provide a colored architectural rendering site plan. This will show possible new buildings, parking areas, open space, landscaping, roads, and any special features significant to overall appearance of the 62 acre parcel, it will be drawn at a scale of 1" . 100' and be mounted. One black and white reduction at 11 r 17 inches will also be provided. The cost of this is shown as a separate item and is not included in the basic fee. 7. Aerial Perspective If desired by the City a "birds eye view" of the entire redevelopment area including the University College campus and general aviation facilities will be supplied as an additional item. It will be in full color at a size of 26 r 36 inches and mounted. One black and white reduction at 11 r 17 will be included. SCnDUTE OF WORK Our Current work load and our understanding of your time constraints will allow us to begin work immediately upon selection. We expect to have the Design and Detailed Plans ready for submission to the City and Maine DEP for approval within 30 days of our beginning work. we will adjust our schedule to meet any reasonable deadlines required by the review agencies to keep the approval process time to a minimum. PROPOSED FEE We propose to provide all of the above services except the colored renderings for a lump sum of $30,300.00. The architectural rendering as described would be an additional $750.00. The aerial perspective as described would be an additional $2,000.00. 6r SCHEDULE OF RATES AND CHARGES 1989 FUNCTION CLASSIFICATION RATE 1. Senior Engineer/ Principal $85/hr Architect Senior Engineer/Architect $65/hr 2. Project Construction Manager $65/hr Administration Project Manager $65/hr Project Administrator $48/hr 3. Engineer/Designer/ Project Engineer $50/hr Architect Engineer/Designer $43/hr Project Architect $55/hr 4. Technician/Drafter Assistant Engineer/Designer $35/hr Senior Drafter $38/hr CAD Operator $35/hr Drafter $30/hr Technician $30/hr 5. Clerical Wordprocessor/Clerical $3D/hr 6. Surveying Senior Registered Surveyor $55/hr Surveyor $40/hr Field Technician $25/hr Survey Aide $20/hr Other Direct Chargee: Copying $ .20/sheet Mileage $ .30/mile - Blueprints $1.60/sheet - Mylars $8/sheet Computer $35/hr E.D.H. Total Station $15/hr Professional Consultants/Subcontractors Coat + 158 SCOPE OF SERVICES BANAIR INDUSTRIAL PARR BIA INDUSTRIAL PARE 1. Data Review and Collection (Banair only) This will include collection of all existing information on the park available from the City which should include: Perimeter Survey Topographic Survey Utilities Road Design and Interior Lot Lines soils Information (including any Bangor Hydro has) Deed Restrictions - Aerial Photos Traffic Counts We have also allowed for additional soils tests to determine the extent of the wetlands on the site. If the DEP requires extensive research into the wetland areas, our budget may not be adequate and additional funds may be required to cover this aspect. A budget amount has also been established to address Ne project volume of traffic from the park. We understand that the City hoe traffic counts on Hammond Street which will be necessary to address the traffic issue. For BIA, we will need a copy of the plan as approved and a plan as modified. We expect that no field survey work will need to be Performed and that adequate deed and survey information is available to draw a proper lot configuration plan. 3. Design It is our understanding that the City wishes to eliminate the loop road section of Banair Road. This means Banair Road probably Will "dead end" or have a pecondarya access to Hammond Road Extension (now abandon). We will also be sensitive to the wetlands on the property and controlling the storm runoff. We expect that the revised design will be significantly different from the present plan and thereford, we will present alternatives to the City as we proceed and work closely to develop a configuration that meets both the City's and DEP's requirements. 3. Detailed Plans As with the Maine Business Enterprise Park (MBEP), we will prepare preliminary design plans of the road, lots, stormwater management system and utility lines. These will not be final plans for construction but are drawn for the purpose of providing sufficient technical data to complete the State and local approvals. we anticipate the plans will include: Existing Conditions Site Plan Grading and Road Designs Road Plans Road Profiles Utilities Plan Sanitary Sewer Water Stormwater/Erosion Control Electric/Telephone Landscaping and Common Area Design Details as required 4. Approvals From the above data, we will complete the necessary forms and applications for local and state DEP approvals. We will represent the City at whatever hearing and meetings are required along with the City staff. From our preliminary discussions with DEP, we understand that their preference would be to have the City submit one application for the entire 1,200 acre airport parcel. However, this would be an enormous and lengthy process. Both the Augusta office and Bangor office of DEP stated that they have in the past accepted and approved applications from a single owner of a large contiguous parcel for development of individual portions of that parcel. This is what the City intends to do but it may require that the application for Banair and Baine Business Enterprise Park be completed and submitted concurrently. One of our first steps ought to be a meeting with DEP to formulate the precise sequence of steps and procedures necessary to move these two projects through the approval process. The modification to the BIA park approval can apparently be separated from the two new applications. 5. Presentation Plan To assist the City in marketing the Banair Park we will provide a colored site plan showing the proposed lot configuration and other features important and unique to the project. This will be mounted. A reduced version (11 x 17±) suitable for photocopying will also be provided. SCHEDULE 0 Since we expect that this project will have to be submitted for state approval concurrently with the MBEP. We are prepared to begin immediately on this project and work on it simultaneously with MBEP. In light of the additional work we anticipate that it will require 30-60 days to be ready for submission. PROPOSED FEE We propose to provide all of the above services for both the Banair Park and BIA Park for fee not to exceed $28,750. STAFFING As with the MBEP project Mr. Thomas Churchill will be assigned as the project manager. In this manner, he can coordinate the progress an all of the work items and events to insure that efficiencies of work and timing are maximized. He will also provide a single point of contact between the City and HTA/OEST Associates, Inc. Other members of the Oast team are those listed in our original proposal for MBEP. OUALIVICATIONS. RELATED EXPERTRNCE, PERSONNEL OFILES Please refer to our proposal for MBEP for this data. EXHIBITS OF PAST WORK Again, please refer to our proposal for MBEP MN11l11..$ IA. d><nwmm THE CEPTISCATE IS �En OFMFOIMATION ONLY AMC LOWEn m ECATEHMMR 15CERIESP EDOESM1 SEEM Sadler/ Marcolle Agencies M 9Y EXTEND THECOVERAAEPORMoTREPOLOIES BELOW vALTER CINIPMES MIORDWO COVEA40E P.O. Box 1043 Mancnesler,NH 03105 R New Hampshire Insurance Co. 603-669-1400 MAW mMmE P." B HTA/OEST Associates, Inc. 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