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Contact: Allen Quickel, PSMEmail: [email protected] Phone: 407.896.0594 Ext. 1369

DRMP, INC.

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April28,2014 DRMPJob#:14‐0141.0MKSumterCountyBoardofCountyCommissioners7375PowellRoad,Suite200Wildwood,Florida34785Subject: RFQforSumterCountySurveyingandMappingServicesunderaContinuing

ContractDearSelectionCommittee:Successful projects begin with the commitment of the most qualified and experiencedprofessionalswho understand the client’s needs and expectations.DRMP, Inc.offers SumterCountyaproventrackrecordoftechnicalexpertise,exceptionalprojectmanagement,reliabilityandtheresponsivenessanddedicationnecessaryforasuccessfulcontract.Webringateamthathasanexcellentunderstandingofworkingwithalocalcounty’sexistinginfrastructureandfutureinfrastructureneeds.Afterreviewingtheenclosedinformation,webelievethatyouwillfindtheDRMPTeamtobethemostqualifiedandbest‐suitedfirmforyourSurveyingneeds.DRMPhasdevelopedaspecialtyinprovidingprofessionalsurveyingservicesbyworkingasanextensionofourclient’sstaffandprovidingservicesonan“as‐needed/on‐call”basisforover36years.Inordertobetterserveourclientsthatrequirethesehighlyflexibleservices,ourTeamisorganized in such a way that multiple assignments can be handled simultaneously withoutimpactingscheduledeadlines.Thisallowsus todevelopanappropriatestaffing teamwithaneffectiveapproach,builtonanunderstandingofourclients’specializedneeds,withanemphasisonpromptandcost‐effectiveservices.DRMPhasperformedlandsurveyingservices forpublicentitiesat themunicipal,county,andstatelevelsthroughcontinuingservicecontractsforavarietyofprojecttypes.Themajorityofthese contracts have been task‐based. The services performed under these contracts haveincluded:right‐of‐waysurveying,boundaryandtopographicsurveys,specialpurposesurveys,constructionsurveys,transportationsurveys,maintenancemaps,legaldescriptionsandGIS.OursurveyorsandmappersarelicensedintheStateofFlorida,andarequalifiedandpreparedtohandleanytaskassignmentissuedbySumterCountyincludingbasicandadvancedfieldsurveywork,officecalculationsanddocumentpreparation,parcelsketches,parceldescriptions,mappreparation,draftingandGPSmapping. Weareprepared tohandleallprojects fromstart tofinish.WebelievethatDRMPcanbeatremendousresourcetoSumterCounty,onethatcaneffectivelyandimmediatelyprovidetheservicesneeded.Weunderstandandarefamiliarwithyourspecificneeds, have an effective approach to delivering services, bring the resources necessary(expertise,experience,manpower),haveestablishedconstructiverelationshipswithagencies,andarecommittedtocontinuingtodeliverqualityserviceasamemberofyourTeam.WeofferthematerialhereintodemonstrateDRMP’squalificationsforthiscontractandaskforyourfavorableconsiderationintheselectionprocess.Ifadditionalinformationisneededatanytime,pleasedonothesitatetocontactus.Sincerely,DRMP,Inc.GlennJ.Lusink,PSM AllenL.Quickel,PSMPrincipal‐in‐Charge ProjectManager

“Building the Future on a Foundation of Excellence” 14-0141.0MK, TOC

Table of

ContentsRFQ COVER PAGE

SURVEYING AND MAPPING EXPERIENCE SECTION A

MAPPING AND SURVEYING TEAM SECTION B

MAPPING AND SURVEYING SERVICES SECTION C

SCHEDULE SECTION D

OTHER BENEFITS SECTION E

SUBMITTAL OF ALL CORRECT FORMS SECTION F

Part 1 - Intent and General Information QUALIFICATION DOCUMENTS CHECKLIST OF ITEMS REQUIRED TO BE SUBMITTED The following documents and forms in the following arrangement must accompany each Qualification Package or alternate RFQ submitted: RFQ Cover Page. This is to be used as the first page of the RFQ. This form must be fully completed and signed

by an authorized officer of the vendor. Proposer’s Certification / Addenda Acknowledgement Form. Qualification Form for Sumter County Board of County Commissioners Statement of Terms and Conditions - statement must be signed and returned with the RFQ form. A sworn, notarized Statement of Reference and Similar Project Experience Form.

Contractor’s Affidavit

Hold Harmless Agreement A sworn, notarized Drug Free Work Place Certificate must accompany each Qualification Package or alternate

RFQ.

Conflict of Interest Disclosure Form

E-verify Certification Form

A - Surveying and Mapping Experience

B - Mapping and Surveying Team

C - Mapping and Surveying Services

D - Schedule

E - Other Benefits Information A separate sheet or sheets, clearly identified and numbered, of Exceptions or Deviations from the minimum

specifications, must be attached to the Qualifications Form (if applicable).

Qualification Document Checklist of Items Required to be submitted. One (1) original, one (1) electronic single PDF version on a CD or Flash Drive of the original RFQ in its entirety

not password protected, and five (5) copies of the original RFQ packet.

A Certificate of Insurability, acceptable to the County, shall accompany each Qualification or alternate qualification, in the amounts as prescribed by State and Sumter County Board of County Commissioners.

o All insurance policies shall be written on companies authorized to do business in the State of Florida

and satisfactory to the Sumter County Board of County Commissioners. Prior to commencing services pursuant to the award of this RFQ, the Contractor shall furnish to the Sumter County Board of County

Commissioners certificates of insurance showing the required coverage has been procured and paid for in advance. Within thirty (30) days prior to expiration, the Contractor shall provide the Sumter County Board of County Commissioners with proof that required coverage has been extended.

Date: April 28, 2014 I, Glenn J. Lusink, PSM (name), an authorized officer of DRMP, Inc. (company/vendor), confirm that the above listed documents are provided in our company’s RFQ being submitted to Sumter County Board of County Commissioners and confirm I have read and understand the RFQ document in its entirety.

RFQ Cover Page

Name of Firm, Entity or Organization:DRMP,Inc.Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN):59‐1791174State of Florida License Number (If Applicable): LB2648Name of Contact Person: AllenL.Quickel,PSMTitle: ProjectManagerE-Mail Address: [email protected] Address: 941LakeBaldwinLaneStreet Address (if different): Sameasabove City, State, Zip: Orlando,Florida32814Telephone: 407.896.0594 Fax: 407.896.4836Organizational Structure – Please Check One: Corporation Partnership Proprietorship Joint Venture Other If Corporation: Date of Incorporation: December27,1977 State of Incorporation: Florida States Registered in as Foreign Corporation: N/A Authorized Signature: Print Name: GlennJ.Lusink,PSM Signature: __________________ Title: VicePresident Phone: 407.896.0594

This document must be completed and returned with your Submittal.

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A. Surveying and Mapping Experience Dewey Booster Sports Complex, City of Deltona, Volusia County, Florida DRMP,aspartoftheirContinuingOnCallEngineering and Surveying Servicescontract with the City of Deltona,provided survey and SUE services forconstruction of a new maintenancebuildingonthewesternedgeofthesportscomplex. Surveys included: topographicof the construction site and SUE usingelectromagnetic(EM)andgroundpenetratingradar(GPR)todesignateand locatethewaterlinerunningeastandwestacrossthepropertyinsupportofengineeringfortheproject.

Thornby Park Stakeout, City of Deltona,Volusia County, Florida

DRMP, aspartoftheir ContinuingOn CallEngineering andSurveyingServices contractwith the City of

Deltona, provided survey services tocorrectlyestablishtheeastlineoftheparkalongProvidenceBoulevardandthewetlandbufferlineinordertomeetrequiredsetbackstostakeouttheproposedGazeboforconstruction.

Wendy Lee Sidewalks, Brevard County, Florida

DRMP, as part of their ContinuingEngineering Services contract withBrevard County, provided topographic,right of way, and subsurface utilitysurveyingtoproduceasetofsurveybasefilestobeusedbyin‐houseengineeringtodevelop a set of construction plans for aproposed sidewalk along Wendy LeeDriveinTitusville,Florida.

North Banana River Drive, Brevard County, Florida

DRMP, as part of their Continuing Engineering ServicescontractwithBrevardCounty,provided topographic, rightofway, and subsurface utility surveying to produce a set ofsurvey base files to be used by in‐house engineering todevelop a set of construction plans for a proposed sidewalk,

includingpedestrianimprovementstoanexistingbridgeinMerrittIsland,Florida.

References and Contacts Owner/ProjectReference ChrisBowley,AICP

P:386.878.8602FirmPrimaryPointofContact FaunHoffmeier,PSM

P:407.896.0594StillEmployedbyDRMP

References and Contacts Owner/ProjectReference ChrisBowley,AICP



References and Contacts Owner/ProjectReference JohnDenninghoff

P:321.617.7202FirmPrimaryPointofContact AllenL.Quickel,PSM


References and Contacts Owner/ProjectReference JohnDenninghoff

P:321.617.7202FirmPrimaryPointofContact AllenL.Quickel,PSM



Florida Hospital Rollins Campus, Orlando, Florida

Our initial task for this project was to provide TopographicSurvey of select sites throughout the campus for engineeringsupport. This task was expanded to eventually include over100 acres including the main campus. DRMP prepared

boundary surveys of six sites including the Main Campus, Alden Garage, McRae Garage, Medical OfficeBuilding, Translational Research Institute and Florida Hospital Reference Lab, as well as right of waysurveys for Rollins Street andMcRaeAvenue. Preparedmultiple Sketch andDescriptions for easementsand right ofway acquisition throughout the project site. Subsurface utilitiesweremarked by designatecrewsat specified locations through theprojectasdirectedby thedesignengineers.Weset theprimarycontrolusedfortheconstructionoftheGinsburgtowerandtheAldenandMcRaeParkingstructuresandperformedConstructionlayoutandAs‐builtsurveysforconstructionoftheMedicalOfficeBuildingandtheTranslationalResearchInstitute(TRI).

Department of Military Affairs Continuing Services Contract, Statewide, Florida

DRMPwasselectedbyTheDepartmentofMilitary Affairs to provide SurveyingServices on a Continuing Survey andMapping services Contract which consistof but not limited to boundary survey,property survey, topographic survey,wetland survey, tree survey, utilitysurvey, As‐Builts plans, geotechnicalsurveyandlegaldescriptionsonprojectsbeingadministeredbytheDepartmentofMilitaryAffairs.DRMPwas also contracted with C.G. Celio & Sons to perform Boundary and Topographic Surveys for FloridaNationalGuardsitesthroughouttheStateofFlorida.Theprojecttasksforthiseffortincludedestablishingthe project sites on UTM 17N projection, WGS84 Datum utilizing Global Positioning System (GPS) andcompilingtheboundary,easements/leaseagreements,andtopographicdataincludingsubsurfaceutilitiesintoageo‐referencedGISdata‐baseinventoryutilizingSpatialDataStandardsforFacilitiesInfrastructure,andEnvironment(SDSFIE)standards.Wehavecompleted10ofthe12sitescontracted.

Surveying and Mapping for a County or City Experience

Throughoutourcompany’shistory,emphasishasbeenplacedonservinggovernmentalentities.TheDRMPTeampossessesatrackrecordofsuccessthatspeaksofourcommitmenttoourclientsandtheirneeds.Weofferourreferencesandwholeheartedlyhopethatyouwilltakethetimetolearnmoreaboutusfromtheotherswhohavebenefitedfromoureffortsontheirbehalf.

Amajority of the projects listed on our teammember resumeshave requiredDRMP to coordinatewithlocalcitiesand/orcounties.Our firmhasalsoassistedseveralneighboringcitiesandcountieswith theircontinuingsurveyandmappingneeds.Throughefficientmanagementand leadership,wehavegarneredthe trust of our clients by delivering a quality product while meeting time and budgetaryconstraints.DRMPhasheldagreementswiththefollowingFloridacities,countiesandagencies: CityofAnnaMaria CityofAltamonteSprings CityofAtlanticBeach CityofCalloway CityofCasselberry

CityofCrossCity CityofDaytona CityofDeltona CityofDunedin CityofFortMyers

References and Contacts Owner/ProjectReference JodyBarry



References and Contacts Owner/Project Reference GaryM.Pavich

P:904.823.0297FirmPrimaryPointofContact GlennJ.Lusink,PSM



CityofGainesville CityofLakeland CityofLakeMary CityofMaitland CityofMountDora CityofOrlando CityofPanamaCityBeach CityofParker CityofSarasota CityofTampa CityofWinterGarden CityofWinterPark AlachuaCounty BayCounty BradfordCounty BrevardCounty CharlotteCounty CitrusCounty EscambiaCounty HillsboroughCounty LakeCounty LeeCounty

OsceolaCounty OrangeCounty PascoCounty PinellasCounty PutnamCounty St.JohnsCounty SarasotaCounty SeminoleCounty SumterCounty WashingtonCounty CentralFloridaRegionalPlanningCouncil FloridaDepartmentofEnvironmental

Protection FloridaDepartmentofTransportation GainesvilleRegionalUtilities NorthwestFloridaWaterManagementDistrict SouthwestFloridaWaterManagementDistrict WestFloridaRegionalPlanningCouncil TownofBelleair

UniversityofSouthFlorida St. John’s Heritage Parkway, Brevard County, Florida

DRMP, as part of our ContinuingEngineeringContract forBrevardCounty,provideddesignandrightofwaysurveys,right of way staking and right of waymaps, SUE designation and location andenvironmental boundary delineation insupport of design for 4 miles of newroadwayforthiscountyproject.

This project is ongoing. Survey is complete, Right ofWayMapping is complete pending final review byBrevardCounty,andfinaldesignplansarescheduledtobecompletedandtheprojectletforconstructioninOctoberof2014.

Dairy Road Sidewalks, Brevard County, Florida

DRMP, as part of their ContinuingEngineering Services contract withBrevard County, provided topographic,right of way, and subsurface utilitysurveyingtoproduceasetofsurveybasefilestobeusedbyin‐houseengineeringtodevelop a set of construction plans for aproposed sidewalk along Dairy Road inTitusville,Florida.

ThisprojecthasjustbeensubmittedtoBrevardCountyatthe100%Designplanslevel.TopographicsurveywascompletedinNovemberof2012,andthefinalalignmentandreferencesweresetinthefieldinJanuaryof2014.

Reference OwnerReference JohnDenninghoff

P:321.617.7202FirmPrimaryPointofContact AllenQuickel,PSM


Reference OwnerReference JohnDenninghoff

P:321.617.7202FirmPrimaryPointofContact AllenQuickel,PSM



B. Mapping and Surveying Team Overview TheProjectTeamwillbeledfromstarttofinishbyAllenL.Quickel,PSMwhohasbeenwithDRMPforover12years.Mr.QuickelwillbetheprincipalpointofcontactbetweenDRMPandSumterCounty.AsaSenior Project Manager he is responsible formanaging continuing contracts, committing firmresourcesandassuringclientsatisfaction.Hebringsthe experience, commitment, and DRMP historyneededinordertoeffectivelymanagethePurchaseOrdersthatwillberequiredbythiscontract.Hewillbe supported by a talented group of ProjectSurveyors representing a variety of surveying andmapping areas. Faun M. Hoffmeier, PSM,Christopher Wild, PSM, and Bobby Paulk, PSM,

composethisgroupofqualifiedsurveyorsandwillserveasthehands‐onsurveyorsassociatedwithanyparticulartaskassignment.

These Project Surveyors will be assisted by anexperiencedstaffofSurveyors‐in‐Training(SIT)andCertified Survey Technicians (CST) that will fulfillthedailytechnicalobligations–disseminatingfieldinformation,reductionandqualitycontrolofsurveydata, and drafting and calculations. Our Field andSUE crews are directed by Crew Supervisor, SteveBray, CST who is well‐versed in surveying andsubsurface utility engineering services. The crewsareledbyexperiencedandwell‐trainedpartychiefs.

Licenses DRMP,Inc.

AllenL.Quickel,PSM

GlennJ.Lusink,PSM

FaunM.Hoffemeier,PSM

ChristopherW.Wild,PSM

BobbyPaulk,PSM

Brenda S. IvesterGlenn J. Lusink, PSM Allen L. Quickel, PSM

SURVEY & MAPPINGPROJECT MANAGERVICE PRESIDENT -IN-CHARGE ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT

Stephen S. Bray, CST III

CREW SUPERVISION

Jason B. StidhamRyan D. IanaconeNick WilkeChristopher Campbell

SURVEY CREWS

David C. Ragland, CST IIIDonald Peoples

SUBSURFACE UTILITY DESIGNATION & LOCATION

Christopher W. Wild, PSMBobby J. Paulk, PSM

Faun M. Ho�meier, PSM

CST = Certi�ed Survey Technician

Faun M. Ho�meier, PSM

SURVEY UTILITY COORDINATOR

SUMTER COUNTY

SURVEY & MAPPINGOFFICE SUPPORT, QA/QC

Steve Kuda, PSM

AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY/PHOTOGRAMMETRY

Stephen S. Bray, CST IIIJacob S. Gerhardt

SURVEY TECHNICIANS

SUBCONSULTANT

Aerial Cartographics of America, Inc

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Allen L. Quickel, PSM Project Manager

Allen L. Quickel, PSM Mr. Quickel is a Project Manager in DRMP’s Surveying and Mapping Department specializing in Transportation, Geodetic Control, Land Acquisition Surveying Services, and 3D Laser Scanning. He is currently responsible for client coordination, field crew assignments, office production, and quality control on a variety of projects ranging from private development design and as-built surveys, platting, municipal services, and roadway design survey and right-of-way mapping projects for local municipalities and FDOT Districts. Mr. Quickel also leads DRMP’s 3D Laser Scanning service line, using FARO Focus 3D scanners, and Certainty 3D TopoDOT software to produce point clouds, engineering design survey drawings, and 3D models of existing structures. Mr. Quickel draws on his field survey and office production experience to lead field crews and office technicians on a wide range of projects utilizing Trimble Access and EFB data collection and processing software, and CAICE, Geopak, and Autodesk Civil 3D software. He is proficient in AutoCAD and Microstation as a production drafter and survey project technician, is experienced with ESRI ArcView and ArcMap GIS software, and is proficient with FARO Scene and Certainty 3D TopoDOT software to produce 3D design surveys.

RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE Wendy Lee Road Sidewalk, Brevard County Public Works, Titusville, Florida: Survey Project Manager responsible for topographic and right of way surveys supporting the design and construction of a new sidewalk along Wendy Lee Drive between Sisson Road and Imperial Estates Elementary School. North Banana River Drive Pedestrian Improvements, Brevard County Public Works, Merritt Island, Florida: Survey Project Manager responsible for topographic and right of way surveys supporting the design and construction of new sidewalks and improvements to the existing bridge over a canal providing access to the Banana River for Merritt Island residents. Continuing On Call Engineering and Surveying Services, City of Deltona, Volusia County, Florida: Project Surveyor responsible for providing quality control of surveying and mapping services in support of City engineering projects related to site development, public park design/permitting requirements and minor road/intersection design. Thornby Park Stakeout, Volusia County, Florida: Project Surveyor responsible for providing

quality control of survey services to correctly establish the east line of the park along Providence Boulevard and the wetland buffer line in order to meet required setbacks to stake out the proposed Gazebo for construction.

Dewey Boster Sports Complex, Volusia County, Florida: Project Surveyor responsible for providing quality control of survey services for construction of a new maintenance building on the western edge of the sports complex. Surveys included: topographic of the construction site and SUE using electromagnetic (EM) and ground penetrating radar (GPR) to designate and locate the waterline running east and west across the property in support of engineering for the project.

Continuing Surveying Services, Florida Hospital, Orange, Osceola, Seminole, and Volusia Counties, Florida: Project Surveyor responsible for providing an array of surveying and mapping services on numerous Florida Hospital sites. Survey services include: boundary, topographic and sectional work, along with record plats, sketches of description and legal descriptions, right of way taking and abandonment exhibits and sketches, design support services, and condominium documents for medical offices. Continuing Survey and Mapping Services, Florida Department of Military Affairs, Statewide in Florida: Project Surveyor for the Florida National Guard sites state wide providing Boundary and Topographic Surveys The project tasks for this effort included establishing the project sites on UTM 17N projection, WGS84 Datum utilizing Global Positioning System GPS and compiled the boundary, easements/lease agreements, and topographic data including subsurface utilities into a geo-referenced GIS data-base inventory utilizing Spatial Data Standards for Facilities Infrastructure, and Environment (SDSFIE) standards.

PROFESSIONAL PROFILE

Years of Experience 14 Total 11 With Firm Professional Registration/Certification Professional Surveyor and Mapper, No. 6481, Florida, 2004 Education Bachelor’s of Science in Surveying Engineering, New Mexico State University, 1999 Professional Affiliation American Congress of Surveyors and Mappers

National Society of Professional Surveyors

Florida Surveying and Mapping Society

Software Aptitude AutoCAD

Land Development Desktop

Versions 2005-2006

2002-2003, V12-V14

Microstation Versions 8 and J

CAICE Visual Transportation

Geopak

Trimble Geomatics Office

Trimble Pathfinder PRO

ESRI ARCMap Version 9.2

ARCView Version 3.2

TopoDOT


St. Johns Heritage Parkway, Brevard County, Florida: Project Surveyor responsible 5-miles of design survey and mapping for right-of-way acquisition for the design of a new 4-lane roadway alignment east of I-95. The project started at the City of Palm Bay's northern limits and runs north for approximately 5 miles before turning east to cross I-95 and ending at the existing John Rodes Boulevard and Ellis Road intersection. One of the largest parcels acquired for the parkway came to be known as the Platt Ranch property, which made up approximately a quarter of the project. The roadway right of way was acquired as fee parcels in several sections by the County. Responsible for a boundary survey for acquisition of the required property, including identifying different parcels as right of way, permanent pond, drainage, slope, or sidewalk easements, or temporary construction easements. Secondary Canal Inventory, Orange County, Florida: Project Surveyor for a canal inventory project utilizing sub-meter mapping grade GPS to locate existing drainage canals and inflow and outflow structures for this project. GPS data was linked to digital photos of structures and canal conditions, using intermediate software. The GPS data and linked images were then converted to ESRI Shapefiles to be incorporated into the Orange County GIS. Downtown Redevelopment-Phase 1, City of Maitland, Orange County, Florida: Project Technician and Project Surveyor involved with multiple projects involving field data collection and map preparation of topographic and boundary surveys for future development by the City. Sewer Extension Projects, Town of Lady Lake, Lake County, Florida: Project Surveyor responsible for data processing and quality control for various engineering design surveys performed to aid in expanding the existing infrastructure in the Town of Lady Lake. Lady Lake GPS Sectional Surveys, Town of Lady Lake, Lake County, Florida: Field Project Manager for GPS control survey with the intended purpose of establishing State Plane coordinates on section and quarter section monumentation in and around the Town of Lady Lake. This project was intended to be the basis of a GIS system planned for the Town of Lady Lake. Class I Landfill Southern Expansion Site, Orange County, Florida: Party Chief responsible for field data collection and quality control of wetland location information collected by field crews, and producing wetland drawings for Southern Expansion Site. Field surveys included GPS control survey and the use of GPS equipment for data collection. Carver Heights Drainage Project, City of Leesburg, Lake County, Florida: Party Chief and Project Technician responsible for establishing geodetic control and performing topographic and Wetland Delineation survey field work. The project consisted of topographic survey of 3,800 feet of alignment and two proposed drainage pond sites totaling approximately 18 acres. Produced maps of Wetland Delineation Surveys as required for proposed drainage areas, and produced legal descriptions and sketched for 40+ right-of-way and drainage easement parcels. City of Leesburg Continuing Survey Services, Lake County, Florida: Project Manager and primary client contact for continuing services contract awarded in 2008. Services provided included boundary, topographic, or other specific purpose surveys, right-of-way map and or sketch and description preparation. Services performed under this contract also included easement sketch and description revision, right-of-way research, and topographic survey relating to proposed utility easements. Project completed in 2010. GIS Parcel Mapping “Pilot Project,” Pasco County, Florida: Survey Project Manager responsible for providing GIS mapping to assist the County in developing a master AutoCAD drawing and GIS file geodatabase relating to cadastral data in four Public Land Survey System (PLSS) sections for the purpose of updating the current County GIS to be more spatially accurate. Section work and subdivision plats were provided by the County in AutoCAD format, and record deeds for unplatted parcels were provided as PDFs. Parcels were mapped per deed and placed to fit the existing PLSS and plat data in the master AutoCAD file. The CAD file was used to create an ARCSDE compliant File Geodatabase with plat and parcel data attributes. The attribute data was added back into the CAD file at the end of the project as intelligent linework with linked object data. SR 5 (US 1) and New Haven Blvd. from South of Roosevelt Ave. to South of Crane Creek Bridge, FDOT District Five, Brevard County, Florida: Survey Project manager and Subsurface Utility Engineering Manager providing for the coordination and management of ASCE 38.02 Quality Level “A” Subsurface Utility Engineering Services to designate utilities using Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) and Electromagnetic (EM) designation equipment and assisting in the location of utilities by vacuum excavation at Test Holes at specific conflict locations to verify exact locations of underground utilities. Mast arm locations will also be cleared at 3 locations. Project limits are on State Road 5 (US1) from south of Roosevelt Ave. to South of Crane Creek Bridge, and on New Haven Ave. from SR 5 (US1) to SR 500. SR 500 from Aeronautical Blvd. to Budinger Ave., FDOT District Five, Osceola County, Florida: SUE Project Manager for this 5.7 mile roadway project. Duties included coordination of utility designation for over 79,000 lineal feet of subsurface utilities and verify vertical and horizontal locations (VVH) as directed by the Engineer of Record. Mast Arm locations were certified clear at 28 locations.


Stephen S. Bray, CST III Crew Supervisor

Stephen Bray, CST III is a Field Crew Supervisor in DRMP’s Surveying and Mapping Division. In this capacity, his responsibilities include supervision of crew members, fieldwork planning, obtaining survey data for topographical and boundary surveys, horizontal and vertical control, right of way control, staking alignment, cross-sections, bridge locations, drainage surveys, side street and section work all of which include field calculations.

RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE Orange County Major Secondary Canals, Apopka and West Orange Districts, Orange County, Florida: Field Crew Supervisor for a mapping inventory of selected canals within the Apopka and Zellwood Drainage Districts for the purpose of facility maintenance. This initial effort involved over 40 canals, 450 linked images, associated CADD drawings, easement and record document research and analysis, 130+ cross-sections, and the GPS mapping of topographic features. SR 528 (Beachline) Widening, Florida’s Turnpike Enterprise, Orange County, Florida: Field Crew Supervisor for survey services provided for the widening 8 miles of SR 528 from 4 to 6 lanes. Limits were from Interstate 4 to McCoy Road. Survey services included boundary surveys, design survey and right-of-way maps. Boggy Creek Road, Orange County, Florida: Field Crew Supervisor responsible for management of field crews for providing field survey services for a 1.49 mile stretch of Boggy Creek Road, from the Orange County line to North of SR 417. SR 408, Project 252B, Orlando-Orange County Expressway Authority, Orange County, Florida: Field Crew Supervisor responsible for management of field crews for providing field survey services for a 3.18 mile urban stretch of SR 408, from Kirkman Road to Tampa Ave. SR 408, Project 253C, Orlando-Orange County Expressway Authority, Orange County, Florida: Field Crew Supervisor responsible for management of field crews for providing field survey services for a 1.64 mile urban stretch of SR 408, from Andes Ave to Oxalis Drive. SR 417, Project 457A, Orlando-Orange County Expressway Authority, Orange County, Florida: Field Crew Supervisor responsible for management of field crews for providing field survey services for a 1.33 mile urban stretch of SR 417 at the intersection of SR 417. SR 434, Alafaya Trail, FDOT District Five, Orlando, Florida: Field Crew Supervisor responsible for management of field crews for providing field survey services for four mile roadway from McCulloch Road to E. Mitchell Hammock Road. Mainline Turnpike Widening, Florida’s Turnpike Enterprise, Orange County, Florida: Field Crew Supervisor responsible for management of field crews for providing field survey services for approximately five miles of engineering design survey and right-of-way map preparation along the Florida’s Turnpike from Beulah Road to SR 50. Lake Jessup Toll Plaza Conversion, Subconsultant to WBQ Design and Engineering, Inc., Florida’s Turnpike Enterprise, Seminole County, Florida: Field Crew Supervisor responsible for management of field crews for providing field survey services for 2 miles of design survey. The project also included 2 additional miles of roadway cross sections for resurfacing. Lakeland In-town Bypass, City of Lakeland and FDOT District One, Polk County, Florida: Field Crew Supervisor responsible for management of field crews for providing field survey services for an urban stretch of SR 548 from SR 600 to SR 37 (North Florida Ave).

PROFESSIONAL PROFILEYears of Experience 15 Total 13 With Firm Certifications Certified Survey Technician Level III, 2007 Software Aptitude Electronic Field Book

EFB Windows Desktop Processing

Hector Vector FDOT GPS Processing

CAICE

Microstation

Trimble Geomatics Office

Trimble Pathfinder Office

Trimble Business Center 2014

Trimble Access 2014

TDS

Topcon GPS Geomatics

Leica

Florida DOT EFB

TDS (Tri-pod Data Systems) Certifications Safe School System Badge for Jessica Lunsford Act, 2013 Intermediate FDOT Maintenance of Traffic (expires 5/15/17) e-RAILSAFE System Badge, CSX Roadway Contractor Safety, CSX


Beltway Commerce Center, Taurus Investment Group, City of Orlando, Orange County, Florida: Field Crew Supervisor responsible for management of field crews for providing field survey services for the preparation of boundary and topographic surveys and several plats for Orange County. Florida Hospital Medical Office Building, Florida Hospital, Orange County, Florida: Field Crew Supervisor responsible for management of field crews for providing field survey services for survey, easements and accompanying plat. Florida Hospital McRae Avenue Realignment, Florida Hospital, Orange County, Florida: Field Crew Supervisor responsible for management of field crews for providing field survey services for preparation of survey, easements and accompanying plat. Florida Hospital McRae Avenue Garage, Florida Hospital, Orange County, Florida: Field Crew Supervisor responsible for management of field crews for providing field survey services for preparation of survey, easements and accompanying plat.


Faun M. Hoffmeier, PSM Survey Utility Coordinator

Faun M. Hoffmeier, PSM is a Survey Project Manager responsible for managing surveying and mapping projects from field coordination/preparation and staff management to budget tracking and final deliverable preparation. Her surveying expertise includes right-of-way mapping, plat preparation and reviews, boundary and topographic surveys, construction layout, sketch and legal descriptions, ALTA surveys and as-builts. Ms. Hoffmeier can perform survey services for all types of projects including continuing contracts in support of engineering design, land development (residential and commercial), Florida Department of Transportation, healthcare facilities and expert witness. Prior to joining DRMP, she was self-employed in the surveying industry since 1989, providing AutoCAD drafting services and support to surveyors throughout the Central Florida area. RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE CONTINUING CONTRACT Continuing On Call Engineering and Surveying Services, City of Deltona, Volusia County, Florida: Survey Project Manager responsible for providing surveying and mapping in support of City engineering projects related to site development, public park design/permitting requirements and minor road/intersection design. City Prepared Plat Reviews, Volusia County, Florida: Survey Project Manager responsible for

reviewing plat, survey and all accompanying documents for compliance with Chapter 177 Florida Statutes and City of Deltona requirements. To aid the process, a checklist was developed and is provided along with mark ups and written review comments to be addressed by the plat preparer. Also, attends Development Review Committee (DRC) meetings and a City Commission meeting to discuss plat comments.

Thornby Park Stakeout, Volusia County, Florida: Survey Project Manager responsible for providing survey services to correctly establish the east line of the park along Providence Boulevard and the wetland buffer line in order to meet required setbacks to stake out the proposed Gazebo for construction.

Dewey Boster Sports Complex, Volusia County, Florida: Survey Project Manager responsible for providing survey and SUE services for construction of a new maintenance building on the western edge of the sports complex. Surveys included: topographic of the construction site and SUE using electromagnetic (EM) and ground penetrating radar (GPR) to designate and locate the waterline running east and west across the property in support of engineering for the project.

Neighborhood Stabilization Program: Survey Project Manager responsible for survey services to support this program involving a grant the City received to rehabilitate neighborhoods by buying foreclosed and abandoned homes throughout the City. Initial efforts required preparation of 53 residential boundary surveys for property acquisition. After sales of the rehabilitated properties, continued to survey additional properties on an as needed basis as the City purchased with sales proceeds.

Continuing Surveying Services, Florida Hospital, Orange, Osceola, Seminole, and Volusia Counties, Florida: Survey Project Manager responsible for providing an array of surveying and mapping services on numerous Florida Hospital sites. Survey services included: boundary, topographic and sectional work, along with record plats, sketches of description and legal descriptions, right of way taking and abandonment exhibits and sketches, design support services, and condominium documents for medical offices. Downtown Campus Expansion, Orange County, Florida: Survey Project Manager

responsible for thoroughly researching the surrounding plats, maps and deeds, some dating back to the late 1800s, to determine the ownership lines for Florida Hospital’s Rollins Campus. In platting the main campus at Rollins Street we spent months researching the surrounding deeds, plats and maps to determine the ownership lines. Documents researched included plats from the 1930’s, railroad maps


Years of Experience 25 Total 10 With Firm Professional Registration Professional Surveyor and Mapper, 6552, Florida, 2006 Education Bachelor’s of Science in Geomatics, University of Florida, 2003 Professional Affiliation Florida Surveying and Mapping Society Central Florida - Florida Surveying and Mapping Society


from 1918 and deeds from the late 1800s. After research, presented boundary survey to City of Orlando Surveyor and discussed the issues.

Rollins Avenue Realignment, Florida Hospital, Orange County, Florida: Survey Technician responsible for calculating and preparing sketches and descriptions to vacate and acquire right of way, platting new roads, surveying and platting property for new buildings while demolishing existing buildings, and preparing surveys for engineering purposes. All of this had to be timed to get the most up-to-date information on an ever changing site and keep the access, parking and buildings open to the public. Recorded major plat of Rollins Avenue Realignment.

Plat Preparation, Florida Hospital, Various Locations, Florida: Responsible for preparing plats for the Florida Hospital Altamonte Campus, Adventist Headquarters and Downtown Campus Expansion. Plats for Downtown Campus Expansion included minor plat and re-plat for the single lot Florida Hospital Main Campus including the Alden and McRae Parking Garages.

Florida Hospital McRae Avenue Realignment, Florida Hospital, Orange County, Florida: responsible for management of staff schedule and budget in preparation of survey, easements and accompanying plat.

Florida Hospital McRae Avenue Garage, Florida Hospital, Orange County, Florida: responsible for management of staff schedule and budget in preparation of survey, easements and accompanying plat.

Florida Hospital Alden Garage, Florida Hospital, City of Orlando, Orange County, Florida: Project Manager responsible for management of staff in preparation of boundary and topographic survey and plat for City of Orlando, Orange County.

Florida Hospital Adventist Headquarters, Florida Hospital, Orange County, Florida: Project Surveyor responsible for management of staff, schedule and budget in preparation of boundary survey, right of way acquisition and plat.

Florida Hospital Medical Office Building, Florida Hospital, Orange County, Florida: responsible for supervision of preparation of survey, easements and accompanying plat.

Florida Hospital Fish Memorial, Florida Hospital, Volusia County, Florida: Project Surveyor, responsible for management of staff in preparation of boundary and topographic survey and plat for Volusia County.

Florida Hospital Medical Plaza Condo Amendment Documents, Florida Hospital, City of Orlando, Orange County, Florida: Survey Technician responsible for preparing preparation of condominium documents.

Professional Miscellaneous Engineering Services for Stormwater and Environmental Services, Hillsborough County, Florida: Survey Project Manager responsible for providing surveying and subsurface utility engineering services in support of drainage design for improvement or retrofit of neighborhood drainage projects for relief of drainage problems.

Sunset Lane at Hanna Road Drainage Improvements, Hillsborough County, Florida: Survey Project Manager for surveying and subsurface utility engineering services in support of the drainage improvement project designed to resolve flooding complaints. Responsible for project control, topographic survey, drainage survey, SUE designation and location, sketch and description. Also, assisted County with acquiring permanent drainage easement.

Beltway Commerce Center, Taurus Investment Holdings, LLC, Orange County, Florida: Survey Project Manager responsible for surveying services for a 450+ acre site located at the intersection of SR 417 and Lee Vista Boulevard. The property was being developed for a mixed-use project (residential, retail, office and commercial space). Surveys included: boundary surveys, legal descriptions and sketches for easements, plat preparation, ALTA surveys and as-builts. Services began in 2005. Boundary Survey Retracement, Orange County, Florida: Survey Project Manager responsible for retracing the boundary

survey that had been previously performed. Prepared a sketch and verified legal description of the entire property for submittal to the City of Orlando for annexation of the property into the City.

Conservation Area Surveys, Orange County, Florida: Survey Project Manager responsible for surveying nine conservation areas located throughout the project area and preparing easement surveys and descriptions for submittal to the St. Johns River Water Management District.

Lee Vista Boulevard, Orange County, Florida: Survey Project Manager responsible for preparing surveys and plats for the extension of Lee Vista Boulevard and the first Industrial Tract 9 (73 acres).

Hanley Road Study and Design, Hillsborough County, Florida: Served as Survey Project Manager for the survey and subsurface utility engineering in support of the engineering for this high priority safety project to improve pedestrian, bicyclist, motorist and overall safety on Hanley Road, from Hillsborough Avenue to Waters Avenue. This project is approximately 2 miles in length. This corridor is classified as an Urban Collector. The existing features along this corridor include sidewalks, 19 transit bus stops, 3 schools, the Town and Country Greenway multi-use Trail and two midblock pedestrian crossings. Survey services included: horizontal control survey, topographic survey, right-of-way mapping and SUE for locating underground utilities.


Christopher W. Wild, PSM Survey & Mapping Office Support, QA/QC

Christopher W. Wild, PSM is the Surveying and Mapping Project Manager for the Tampa office. His duties include managing the preparation of topographic, boundary, and control surveys, right-of-way maps, plats and legal descriptions. Mr. Wild started his career as a field surveyor which has given him a field to finish perspective on projects. He applies his attention to detail to create clear and accurate surveys and maps.

RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE Hanley Road Study and Design, Hillsborough County, Florida: Served as Project Surveyor for the survey and subsurface utility engineering in support of the engineering for this high priority safety project to improve pedestrian, bicyclist, motorist and overall safety on Hanley Road, from Hillsborough Avenue to Waters Avenue. This project is approximately 2 miles in length. This corridor is classified as an Urban Collector. The existing features along this corridor include sidewalks, 19 transit bus stops, 3 schools, the Town and Country Greenway multi-use Trail and two midblock pedestrian crossings. Survey services included: horizontal control survey, topographic survey, right-of-way mapping and SUE for locating underground utilities. St. Johns Heritage Parkway, Brevard County, Florida: Survey technician responsible for mapping right-of-way acquisition for a new roadway alignment west of I-95 with a total project cost of $27 million. The project started at the City of Palm Bay's northern limits and runs north for approximately 5 miles before turning east to cross I-95 and ended at the existing John Rhodes Boulevard and Ellis Road intersection. The project was designed as an ultimate four-lane divided roadway, with initial construction of the two northbound lanes. Professional Engineering Services, Town of Belleair, Pinellas County, Florida: Project Surveyor responsible for providing surveying and subsurface utility engineering services in support of civil engineering design on an as needed basis in support of the Town’s public works projects. Osceola Road/Varona Street, Town of Belleair, Pinellas County, Florida: Project Surveyor

responsible for design and right-of-way surveys of Osceola Road from Indian Rocks Road to Varona Street, Varona Street from Osceola Road to Ponce De Leon Boulevard, and Golf View Drive from Poinsettia Road to Osceola Road in support of these stormwater improvement projects. GPS RTK methods and procedures were incorporated to collect the existing topography, roadway and drainage improvements for speed and accuracy. Subsurface Utility Engineering services were provided for locating underground utilities.

I-75 at SR 64 Interchange, Transystems Corporation for FDOT District One, Manatee County, Florida: Project Surveyor for design, right-of-way survey, SUE and the preparation of right-of-way control survey and right-of-way map for the reconstruction of the I-75/SR 64 interchange. The design survey included vertical control, aerial targets for L.A.M.P., SUE designating and locating, drainage survey, bridge survey of two bridges and jurisdictional line survey. The Right-of-Way Survey consisted of the retracement of the existing 1974 Right-of-Way Map of SR 93 (I-75) Section 13075-2403 and 2004 and 2006 Right-of-Way Maps of SR 64 Section 13050-000 alignment and references. It also included the location of existing right-of-way line monumentation. SR 686 Resurfacing, FDOT District Seven, Pinellas County, Florida: Project Surveyor responsible for surveying and subsurface utility engineering services in support of this RRR project to extend the life of existing pavement and addresses multi-modal issues and safety upgrades. The project limits are from SR 686/East Bay Drive from SR 595/651/Missouri Avenue to East of Highland Avenue for a project length of 0.824 miles. There is a four and six-lane divided urban curb and gutter arterial with raised medians and sidewalks on the outside. Survey services included: horizontal and vertical control and subsurface utility engineering. I-75 (SR 93), from North of Kings Highway to South of Toledo Blade Boulevard, Transystems Corporation for FDOT District One, Sarasota County, Florida: Project Surveyor for design and right-of-way survey and the preparation of a right-of-way control survey and a right-of-way map for this 8-mile interstate highway corridor. The design survey included the vertical control, aerial targets for LAMP, 3-D topography/DTM of obscured areas, SUE designating and locating, outfall survey


Years of Experience 9 Total 8 With Firm Professional Registration Professional Surveyor and Mapper No. LS6893, Florida, 2012 Education Bachelor’s of Science in Geomatics, University of Florida, 2007 Professional Affiliation Florida Surveying and Mapping Society Software Aptitude AutoCAD

Land Development Desktop

Civil 3D, 2012

MicroStation, Versions 8 & XM

GEOPAK

ArcGIS 9.2

CAiCE


of the New Castle Waterway, drainage survey, bridge survey of six bridges and jurisdictional line survey. The Right-of-Way Survey consisted of the retracement of the existing 1973 Right-of-Way Map of SR 93 (I-75) Section 17075-2401 (2402) Alignment and references. It also included the location of existing right-of-way line monumentation, the survey of 12 Section Boundaries in Township 39 South, Range 22 East, Sarasota County and the survey of 25 Block Boundaries of the Port Charlotte Subdivision. This project included the milling and resurfacing and addition of two lanes from north of Kings Highway to south of Toledo Blade. SR 45 (US 41) Broad Street from South of Old Hospital Drive to Twingate Drive, FDOT District Seven, Hernando County, Florida: Project Surveyor for design and right-of-way survey and the preparation of a right-of-way control survey map. The design survey also included subsurface utility engineering designating and locating. The project alignment was created from two separate existing right-of-way control surveys, two separate existing right-of-way maps and one existing right-of-way monumentation map. SR 55 (US 19) from NE 1st Terrance to Cornflower Drive, FDOT District Seven, Citrus County, Florida: Project Surveyor for a right-of-way monumentation survey and the preparation of a right-of-way map and a right-of-way monumentation map. This project covered an eight mile section of US 19 starting in the City of Crystal River and running north in Citrus County. The right-of-way map was created to reflect the compilation of five separate existing right-of-way maps to cover a 70-year span of time. SR 35 Right-of-Way Monumentation, FDOT District Five, Sumter County Florida: Served as the Project Surveyor for the monumentation of the right of way for three map sections of SR 35 (US 301). The right of way sections extended along US 301 from south of Wildwood, Florida, to the Sumter/Marion County line, approximately 6.6 miles. This project consisted of recovering and resetting all centerline and offset baseline stations and references shown on the original maps. Survey data analysis verified the mapped alignment was in agreement with the field monuments. Following District Five’s approval of the alignment, the right of way was set for the length of the project. Right of way monumentation was displayed in a set of the original FDOT Microstation DGN files as a guide for District Five mapping staff that would prepare the final drafted maps. SR 500, FDOT District Five, Osceola County, Florida: Lead survey technician for preparation of right-of-way maps for this 5.7 mile roadway project from Aeronautical Boulevard to Budinger Avenue. SR 15, FDOT District Five, Orange County, Florida: Lead survey technician for preparation of right-of-way maps. SR 483 (Clyde Morris Blvd), FDOT District Five, Volusia County, Florida: Survey Technician for this 3.4 mile roadway project, south of Beville Road (SR 400) to north of International Speedway Boulevard (SR 600). The project involved widening an existing undivided 4-lane roadway into a 6-lane roadway with a 12-foot multi-use path.

Alternate US 19 from 4th Street to 58th Street, FDOT District Seven, Pinellas County, Florida: Performed field survey sections and extensive drafting for control survey maps using MicroStation. Project was for 4.6 miles of an urban milling and resurfacing project on Alternate US 19 from 4th Street to 58th Street with nine intersections of signal replacement and minor drainage adjustments.

SR 589 (Suncoast Parkway 2), Florida’s Turnpike Enterprise, Hernando and Citrus Counties, Florida: Performed calculations and prepared right-of-way maps for this project that included the design of nine miles of new limited access highway to extend the Suncoast Parkway.

SR 111 (Edgewood Avenue), FDOT District Two, Duval County, Florida: Created perpetual easements for new traffic signal equipment and right-of-way maps showing easements.

SR 77, FDOT District Three, Washington County, Florida: Performed calculations and prepared right-of-way maps. District Wide Miscellaneous Surveying and Mapping, FDOT District One, Florida: Project Surveyor for this District Wide Miscellaneous Surveying and Mapping Contract that primarily supports the monumentation surveying and mapping projects throughout the District. These projects include setting up horizontal and vertical control, establishing alignments and locating existing monumentation along a corridor. Through the use of field data, deeds, and right-of-way maps, positions for each of the corners to be set are delineated to ensure we monument as was the intent of the maps used during the acquisition process. Also provide both field and office support, and assist with recording the maps in the various counties of records. Districtwide Surveying and Mapping for Design Consultant, FDOT District Three, Florida: Survey Technician for this districtwide contract. The surveying and mapping services included but were not limited to: establishing Horizontal and Vertical control networks, establishing Alignments and/or Existing Right of Way Lines, placement and maintenance of Aerial Targets, 2D and 3D Topographical surveys, Cross Sections and Profiles, 2D and 3D Utility locations using Vacuum Excavation, maintained right of way location, Drainage Surveys, Bridge Surveys, Jurisdictional Line Surveys, Sectional/Grant Surveys, Geotechnical support, Control Surveys, Right of Way Maps, Document Preparation, Legal Descriptions and TIITF Sketches and Descriptions.


Bobby J. Paulk, PSM Surveying & Mapping Office Support, QA/QC

Bobby J. Paulk, PSM is a Project Surveyor in DRMP’s Surveying and Mapping Division. In this capacity, his responsibilities include supervision of crew members, project planning, utility coordination, obtaining survey data for topographical and boundary surveys, horizontal and vertical control, right of way control, staking alignment, cross-sections, bridge locations, drainage surveys, side street and section work all of which include field calculations. RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE I-75 at SR 64 Interchange, Transystems Corporation for FDOT District One, Manatee County, Florida: Project Surveyor for design, right-of-way survey, SUE and the preparation of right-of-way control survey and right-of-way map for the reconstruction of the I-75/SR 64 interchange. The design survey included vertical control, aerial targets for L.A.M.P., SUE designating and locating, drainage survey, bridge survey of two bridges and jurisdictional line survey. The Right-of-Way Survey consisted of the retracement of the existing 1974 Right-of-Way Map of SR 93 (I-75) Section 13075-2403 and 2004 and 2006 Right-of-Way Maps of SR 64 Section 13050-000 alignment and references. It also included the location of existing right-of-way line monumentation. I-75 (SR 93), from North of Kings Highway to South of Toledo Blade Boulevard, Transystems Corporation for FDOT District One, Sarasota County, Florida: Project Surveyor for Design and Right-of-Way Survey and the preparation of a Right-of-Way Control Survey and a Right-of-Way Map for this 8-mile interstate highway corridor. The design survey included the vertical control, aerial targets for L.A.M.P., 3D topography/DTM of obscured areas, SUE designating and locating, outfall survey of the New Castle Waterway, drainage survey, bridge survey of six bridges and jurisdictional line survey. The Right-of-Way Survey consisted of the retracement of the existing 1973 Right-of-Way Map of State Road 93 (I-75) Section 17075-2401 (2402) Alignment and references. It also included the location of existing right-of-way line monumentation, the survey of 12 Section Boundaries in Township 39 South, Range 22 East, Sarasota County and the survey of 25 Block Boundaries of the Port Charlotte Subdivision. SR 811 Resurfacing, FDOT District Four, Broward County, Florida: Project Surveyor for the retracement of the baseline of SR 811 per Right of Way maps Section 86170-2508 along with establishing Project Network Control and the creation of the Specific Purpose Survey Project Network Control sheets in support of this RRR project from SR-814/Atlantic Boulevard to Copans Road. The design survey included the vertical control, aerial targets for L.A.M.P., SUE designating and locating and drainage survey. The roadway is a 4-lane urban divided minor arterial with a raised median, bike lanes and sidewalks on the westside. SR 45 (US 41) Broad Street from South of Old Hospital Drive to Twingate Drive, FDOT District Seven, Hernando County, Florida: Project Surveyor for Design and Right-of-Way Survey and the preparation of a Right-of-Way Control Survey Map. The design survey also included Subsurface Utility Engineering designating and locating. The project Alignment was created from two separate existing right-of-way control surveys, two separate existing right-of-way maps and one existing right-of-way monumentation map. SR 55 (US 19) from NE 1st Terrance to Cornflower Drive, FDOT District Seven, Citrus County, Florida: Project Surveyor for a right-of-way monumentation survey and the preparation of a Right-of-Way Map and a Right-of-Way Monumentation Map. This project covers an eight mile section of US 19 starting in the city of Crystal River and running north in Citrus County. The Right-of-Way Map was created to reflect the compilation of five (5) separate existing right-of-way maps cover a 70 year span of time. SR 500/US 192 Design Survey, FDOT District Five, Florida: Served as survey project manager, handling all field data processing and mapping, as well as field crew supervision and coordination. Florida High Speed Rail, Tampa to Orlando, FDOT Central Office, Florida: Served as survey project manager. Responsibilities included: field data processing and mapping for GPS horizontal control (aerial targets) and topographic surveying.


Years of Experience 13 Total 2 With Firm Professional Registration/Certification Professional Surveyor and Mapper No. LS6691, Florida, 2008 Education Bachelor’s of Science, Marketing, University of Central Florida, 2007

Associate of Arts, Civil Engineering, Chipola Community College, 2001 Software Aptitude Microstation

Geopak

Electronic Field Book (EFB)

AutoCad

Trimble Business


US-19 Right of Way Mapping, FDOT District Seven, Pinellas County, Florida: Project surveyor, responsible for managing the final boundary determinations and QA/QC. I-4 (17-92 to Saxon Boulevard), FDOT District Five, Florida: Served as rodman and eyeman responsible for field work for the topographic surveying, alignment recovery and establishment, as well as section corner and right of way recovery. I-95, Malabar Road to Wickham Road, FDOT District Five, Florida: Served as Senior Crew Chief which included establishing horizontal control, section line retracement and right of way recovery. Continuing Service Contract, Florida’s Turnpike Enterprise, Florida: Served as senior crew chief with job duties including establishing horizontal and vertical control and topographic surveying. Was the first crew to test using reflectorless topographic surveying for the Turnpike. Western Beltway, Florida’s Turnpike Enterprise, Orange County, Florida: Field survey as rodman, eyeman and crew chief. Job duties included horizontal and vertical control establishment, section line retracement and recovery, topographic surveying, and alignment recovery. I-75, US 90 to I-10, FDOT District Two, Florida: Served as eyeman with job duties including establishment of horizontal and vertical control (aerial targets).


13 Total 3 With Firm Certifications Certified Survey Technician Level III, Florida, 2007

Advanced Utility Locator, Florida, 2007

ACES Intl. Certified Damage Prevention Specialist #CDPS FL10001, 2008

FDOT Maintenance of Traffic,

OSHA/Safety Training

Commercial Motor Vehicle “A” with Hazmat Education Valencia Community College - Survey II course in 1993

Mid Florida Tech

David C. Ragland, CST III Subsurface Utility Designation & Location

David C. Ragland, CST III is the Subsurface Utility Engineering Field Crew Supervisor with DRMP’s Survey Division. His technical experience includes coordinating and running the operation of Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) teams. He also specializes in right-of-way and boundary surveying. He has worked on boundary, topographic, right-of-way, specific purpose surveys, utility locations, construction layout, condemnation surveys and centerline stakeouts. Mr. Ragland is certified in Maintenance of Traffic, Advanced Utility Location and Damage Prevention. Mr. Ragland received certification with the Association of Communications and Electronics Schools International, Inc. and Utility Training Academy.

RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE Commuter Rail from Deland to Poinciana Blvd, Sub-consultant to Westinghouse Remedial Services, FDOT District Five, Osceola County, Florida: Subsurface Utility Engineering Field Manager responsible for delivering Quality Level “A” and “B” reports and coordinating designation crews in marking underground utilities for soil borings during the environmental assessment phase along a sixty one mile corridor that included the CSX right-of-way.

Summerlin Road, Phase I Proposed Water Main Route, Air Vacuum Excavation (test holes) & Utility Designating/Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) Services, Lee County, Florida: Subsurface Utility Engineering Field Manager responsible for underground utility location and designation processes adhering to Quality Level “A” as defined by ASCE Standard Guidelines CI/ASCE 38-02. DRMP completed 20 Test Holes and designated the location of underground gas line every 500 ft along the project corridor. Project Completed June 4, 2009.

Apollo Blvd from Sarno Road to Eau Galle Boulevard, as a subconsultant to WBQ Design and Engineering, Inc., Florida: Subsurface Utility Engineering Field Manager provided the final accuracy check designation and location services provided for this road widening project.

SR 417 (Innovation Way) Interchange, Orlando-Orange County Expressway Authority, Orange County, Florida: Subsurface Utility Engineering Field Manager responsible mast-arm clearance for new light post. Coordinated location crews, check field work for accuracy and delivered field information to client.

SR 500 Fruitland Park, Florida Department of Transportation, District Five: Subsurface Utility Engineering Field Manager responsible for the coordination of crews to perform designation and location of the utilities on a 3 mile stretch of SR 500 SR 483 (Clyde Morris Boulevard), FDOT District Five, Volusia County, Florida: Subsurface Utility Engineering Field Manager responsible for designating utilities along a 3.4 mile roadway project from south of SR 400 to North of Mayberry Avenue. Duties included coordination of utility designation for over 100,000 lf of subsurface utilities and verified vertical and horizontal locations (VVH) as directed by the Engineer of Record. This project included clearance certification for 12 Mast Arm Structure locations. SR 500 Kissimmee/St Cloud, as a subconsultant for C3TS, FDOT District Five. Florida: Subsurface Utility Engineering field manager responsible for coordinating crews for designation of utilities and vacuum excavation of test holes and mast arm clearance holes. Florida Power and Light Open-End Territory Wide Subsurface Utility Engineering Services. Contract # 4600003940, Florida: Subsurface Utility Engineering Field Manager responsible underground utility location and designation processes adhering to Quality Level “A” as defined by ASCE Standard Guidelines CI/ASCE 38-02. Projects include transmission line pole clearances and utility mapping at FP&L installations. Over 25 projects were completed successfully starting May 29, 2008 and ending on December 31, 2010.

Jackson Sub-Station Project, Dade County, Florida: Subsurface Utility Engineering Project Manager responsible for underground utility survey using the ASCE 38.02 Quality Levels



B through D during the design process. Provided horizontal location of the underground utilities using Electromagnetic (EM), Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) and utility as-builts. In addition, surveyed findings and created an underground utility map using Micro-Station that could be integrated into FPL’s topographic mapping.

Turkey Point Switchyard Expansion Project, Dade County, Florida: Subsurface Utility Engineering Field Manager responsible for underground utility survey using the ASCE 38.02 Quality Levels B through D during the design process. Provided horizontal location of the underground utilities using Electromagnetic (EM), Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) and utility as-builts. In addition, surveyed findings and created an underground utility map using Micro-Station that could be integrated into FPL’s topographic mapping.

Monet Substation, Palm Beach County, Florida: Subsurface Utility Engineering Field Manager responsible for underground utility survey using the ASCE 38.02 Quality Levels B through D during the design process. Provided horizontal location of the underground utilities using Electromagnetic (EM), Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) and utility as-builts. In addition, surveyed findings and created an underground utility map using Micro-Station that could be integrated into FPL’s topographic mapping. Project was located on the corner of PGA Boulevard and Shady Lakes Drive.

Winter Haven Reclaimed Water Project, as a subconsultant to Pickett & Associates, Inc., Polk County, Florida: Served as Subsurface Utility Engineering Field Manager to provide an underground utility survey using the ASCE 38.02 Quality Levels A through D. This utility survey provided support information for the design of a new reclaimed water system on six streets. Grissom Sub-Station Expansion Project, Mitchell G. Hancock, Inc., Brevard County, Florida: Subsurface Utility Engineering Field Manager responsible for underground utility survey using the ASCE 38.02 Quality Levels “C” and “D” during the design process. Horizontally located the underground utilities using Electromagnetic (EM), Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) and utility as-builts.

Lockheed Martin Corp, as a subconsultant to 3E Consultants, Orange County, Florida: Subsurface Utility Engineering Field Manager responsible for coordinating crews and designating utilities at the Sandlake Road site and for performing vacuum excavation when requested.

VA Outpatient Clinic Project, 3 E Consultants, Orange County, Florida: Subsurface Utility Engineering Field Manager responsible for designating and marking existing underground utilities for the placement of the monitoring wells. Using the APWA marking standards, the underground utilities were located horizontally within the project between buildings numbered 504, 502, 517 and 523. To find the placement of monitoring wells within the project limits, utilized Electromagnetic (EM) and Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) locating techniques conforming to ASCE’s Quality Level “B”.

Orlando Executive Airport Fence Project, Mitchell G. Hancock, Inc., Orange County, Florida: Subsurface Utility Engineering Project Manager responsible for designating and marking, using the APWA marking standards, the underground utilities, horizontally within the project limits for new expansion construction at the Orlando Executive Airport. Performed an underground utility survey using the ASCE 38.02 Quality Levels “C” and “D” during the design process. We horizontally located the underground utilities for designers using Electromagnetic (EM), Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) and Utility as-builds

Osceola High School, as a subconsultant to Jones, Wood & Gentry, Inc., Osceola County, Florida: Subsurface Utility Engineering Field Manager responsible for Quality Level “B” services as defined by ASCE Standard Guidelines CI/ASCE 38-02 which included utility research, utility designation and coordination with survey by others to complete project. Underground utilities were marked at Osceola High School and mapped by another survey firm for new construction. Project completed May, 2009.

Lake Angel, City of Orlando, Orange County, Florida: Subsurface Utility Engineering Field Manager in charge of supervising crews in records research, designation and location of underground utility lines impacted by the restructuring of storm water facilities. Also provided the quality and accuracy review of all field documentation and deliverables.

Florida Hospital Downtown Campus, Florida Hospital, Orange County, Florida: Subsurface Utility Engineering Field Supervisor responsible for coordinating designation crews and survey crews in gathering and recording underground utility information at new sign locations around the campus.

Beltway Commerce Center and Industrial Tract I, Progress Energy, Orange County, Florida: Subsurface Utility Engineering Field Manager responsible for coordinating the designation and survey of electric lines for new office park location. Also quality checked all reports and deliverable to client.

Central Florida Commuter Rail, Earth-Tech, FDOT District Five, Florida: Provided design surveying services for a five-mile segment of existing Commuter Rail Transit railroad right-of-way, as well as boundary and topographic surveying for the Sand Lake Station for FDOT District Five. Project Polaris Pipeline Mapping, Florida Gas Transmission, Florida: Preparation of an 858-mile pipeline mapping project, utilizing underground utility designation equipment and global positioning system (GPS) receivers, survey crews surveyed and mapped the gas pipeline throughout the entire State of Florida. The pipeline was first marked by crews and then coordinates were collected utilizing GPS receivers. Cellular modems interfaced with Trimble data collectors to e-mail the data to our corporate office for processing.


Jacob S. Gerhardt Survey Technicians

Jacob S. Gerhardt is a Survey Technician with DRMP and is currently responsible for providing calculations, processing of data and producing deliverable for surveying projects. These projects include topographic, boundary, ALTA/ACSM residential and commercial plats, condominium documents, lot staking, construction layout, title work, TDS data processing, coordination of field crews and technician management.

RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE St. Johns Heritage Parkway, Brevard County, Florida: Survey technician responsible for mapping for right-of-way acquisition for a new roadway alignment west of I-95 with a total project cost of $27 million. The project started at the City of Palm Bay's northern limits and runs north for approximately 5 miles before turning east to cross I-95 and ending at the existing John Rodes Boulevard and Ellis Road intersection. The project was designed as an ultimate four-lane divided roadway, with initial construction of the two northbound lanes. SR 25 Monumentation Maps, FDOT District One, Polk County, Florida: Survey technician responsible for preparing nine map sets for over 23 miles of SR 25 from SR 60 in Lake Wales to I-4. Centerline points and reference points were field located and the centerline alignments were reestablished using the found monumentation based on the maps. Alignments were submitted to the District for approval then monumented where not found. Over 2700 points were calculated, found or set for this project. FDOT District One’s original mylar right-of-way maps were updated by hand to reflect the current monumentation. The recording information from the mapped parcels was verified and updated on the tabulation sheet, indicating any order of takings or final judgments. A new set of mylar sheets was certified as aspecific purpose survey. SR 45 (US 41) Broad Street from South of Old Hospital Drive to Twingate Drive, FDOT District Seven, Hernando County, Florida: Project Surveyor for design and right-of-way survey and the preparation of a right-of-way control survey map. The design survey also included subsurface utility engineering designating and locating. The project Alignment was created from two separate existing right-of-way control surveys, two separate existing right-of-way maps and one existing right-of-way monumentation map.


Years of Experience 9 Total 2 With Firm Education Associate of Science in Civil Engineering, Valencia Community College, 2011


Glenn J. Lusink, PSM Vice President-in-Charge

Glenn J. Lusink, PSM is a Vice President of DRMP and Surveying and Mapping Division Manager. He also serves as North Florida Regional Manager. His responsibilities include contract administration, scope of services development, project coordination, research and quality control and quality assurance. During his career span, his experience has encompassed wide and varied survey and mapping assignments in the private and public sectors involving many varying degrees of complexity. Throughout his career, he has gained a significant amount of experience from 10,000 acre boundary surveys, theme parks, resorts and surveys related to transportation infrastructure. Mr. Lusink is proficient in surveying and mapping, and office and field standards, all of which are essential to his role in the Quality Assurance/Quality Control process. He has been responsible for numerous Transportation design, boundary, control, construction, and drainage surveys throughout Florida. He has experience with AutoCAD Land Development Desktop, EFB/CAiCE, Trimble DiNi Digital Levels, Starplus* Star LEV Processing Software, FDOT approved 3-wire leveling software.

RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE Howell Creek Drainage Study, Seminole County, Florida: Served as Project Surveyor for this Seminole County drainage study for the Howell Creek Drainage Basin and is the largest in the county. DRMP provided Survey and Mapping services for the purpose of inventorying all drainage pipes, culverts, outfall structures, and bridges within the basin. In addition, DRMP provided structure and bridge details along with creek/canal cross-sections and the detailing of roadway drainage systems, all of which was tied to the Seminole County Vertical Control System. Town of Edgewater Drainage Study, Edgewater Florida: Served as Project Surveyor for this city wide drainage study consisting of the establishment of a city wide vertical control network, placement of staff gauges, drainage structure details and cross-sections of various waterways such as creeks, canals and retention areas. The survey provided an inventory of the existing drainage facilities and determined their effectiveness for particular design stormwater flooding events. The study covered 21 miles of canals and nearly 200 culverts. The report outlined recommendations to alleviate flooding problems and set design standards for future development. Little Wekiva River Drainage Study, Orange County, Florida: Served as the Project Surveyor for this drainage study of the Little Wekiva River Basin consists of 49 square miles located in Orange and Seminole Counties with the Seminole County study area encompassing 29 square miles. DRMP performed an extensive Survey and Mapping effort for the basin which included over 250 structure details, channel cross-sections, bridge details, roadway drainage systems, and the establishment of vertical control throughout the entire river basin. Fox Creek Regional Pond Site, St Johns County, Florida: As Survey Project Manager of this 42-acre Regional pond site, Mr. Lusink was responsible for coordinating with the design team as well as the management of office staff and field personnel in the execution of a GPS Control Survey, 134-acre Boundary Survey, 65-acre Topographic Survey, and several site specific topographic and inland wetland surveys related to the design. District Wide Construction Engineering Inspection Survey Support Services, FDOT District Two, All Counties, Florida: Served as Project Manager for this five-year continuing Survey and Mapping services contract covering 18 counties in Northeast Florida. These services support the District’s in-house Construction offices in St. Johns, Jacksonville, Gainesville and Lake City performing the as-built surveys for the District’s roadway infrastructure. Responsible for verifying or establishing the horizontal and vertical control, centerline of construction, right-of-way determination, quantity surveys, as-built surveys as needed on various projects. District Wide Survey and Mapping Contract, FDOT District Two, All Counties, Florida: Served as the Project Manager for this $1.5 million, five-year District Wide contract for covering virtually all the counties within the District. These services support the Districts’ in-house design group as well as various engineering consultants performing the design of their projects. The survey and mapping support services includes; Horizontal and Vertical Control Surveys, Right-of-Way Control Surveys, Design Surveys


Years of Experience 30 Total 30 With Firm Professional Registration Professional Surveyor and Mapper No. 5977, Florida, 1999

Professional Land Surveyor No. 4485, North Carolina, 2003

Professional Land Surveyor No. 27170-S, Alabama, 2005

Professional Land Surveyor No. 973LS U.S. Virgin Islands, 2007 Certification FDOT Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) Education Orlando Tech, Academic Courses

Thompson Direct, Hydrology Courses Professional Affiliation Florida Surveying and Mapping Society

Florida Surveying and Mapping Society, Florida Crown Chapter

American Society of Highway Engineers

Society of American Military Engineers Software Aptitude Land Development Desktop

CAiCE

Electronic Field Book Processing (EFBP)

TDS Data Collection

Starplus* Processing Software


and Subsurface Utility Designation and Location. Our Mapping Support Services include; Control Maps, Right-of-Way Mapping, Maintenance Maps, T.I.I.T.F. Sketches, Legal Descriptions and Title Search Reviews, and TCE’s all of which support the acquisition need for the department. Continuing Survey & Mapping Services, City of Atlantic Beach, Florida: Project Manager responsible for survey and mapping services in support of the City’s Capital Improvement Projects which consisted of roadway, drainage and utility improvements projects. The following projects were completed under this contract: Begonia Street from West 14th Street to Levy Road Ocean Boulevard Drainage Improvements from 14th Street to 16th Street Seminole Road Ditch, South of 17th Street Professional Miscellaneous Engineering Services for Stormwater and Environmental Services, Hillsborough County, Florida: Vice President-in-Charge of survey related tasks for this drainage study. Tasks included 3D laser scanning, surveying and subsurface utility engineering services in support of drainage design for improvement or retrofit of neighborhood drainage projects for relief of drainage problems. West Idlewild Avenue Improvements, Hillsborough County, Florida: DRMP provided 3D Laser Scanning to collect

topographic survey data for a drainage study in Tampa. This project consisted of data collection along neighborhood streets, and between two existing ponds to create a project Digital Terrain Model and survey base files. 3D laser scanning was used on this project to quickly collect data so that engineering design and drainage modeling could be completed on a tight schedule.

Hartley Road Subsurface Utility Mapping, Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida: Served as Senior Project manager and field supervisor for this 1.5 mile widening project under the Better Jacksonville Plan. The subsurface utility tasks for this project consisted of utility designation and approximately 250 subsurface utility reports along with 40 exploratory trenches along the corridor to identify any unforeseen design conflicts. Chaffee Road and Cahoon Road, FDOT District Two, Duval County, Florida: Project surveyor for construction layout and right of way staking for utility relocation project. Tasks included staking of proposed new roadway, guardrail, drainage structures and right of way lines for the installation of underground electric and communication lines. Palm Coast Parkway, City of Palm Coast, Florida: Served as the Survey & Mapping Project Manager for the widening of this four-lane suburban section to a six-lane urban facility for the City of Palm Coast. The project began 500 feet west of Cypress Point Parkway/Boulder Drive and extends to Florida Park Drive. Survey tasks for this project included horizontal and vertical control for design surveys, roadway topography, bridge details; we also implemented the use of Low Altitude Mapping Photography (LAMP) “Remote Sensing” due to high traffic volumes for the safety of our field staff safety and motoring public while collecting roadway data. DRMP also provided Right-of-Way Control Surveys, and Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) services for the designation and location of subsurface utility conflicts. The right-of-way mapping services included legal descriptions and title search reviews, and TCEs to support the right-of-way acquisition for this project.

West King Street, St. Johns County, Florida: Served as the Survey Project Manager for various portions of this ongoing project for St Johns County and supervised various elements of this project consisting of GPS network establishment, right of way control surveys, Maintenance Maps for West King Street and St Johns Street, Right of way maps, Parcel Sketches and legal’s to support the county’s Real Estate Division. Survey activities to support the engineering design included topographic / DTM surveys, underground utility location including subsurface utility engineering (SUE), Jurisdictional surveys. Professional services are ongoing for this project. St. Johns Street and Duval Street Improvement Project, St. Johns County, Florida: Project Manager this neighborhood improvement project for St Johns County including horizontal and vertical control survey, right of way determination and design surveys. Other various tasks also included boundary surveys, wetland survey geotechnical support services. Professional services were completed in 2010. CR 305 Extension, St. Johns County, Florida: Mr. Lusink served as the Project Manager in charge of all the Survey and Mapping activities for this St Johns County 4.5 mile new roadway corridor extension of CR 305. The survey effort consisted of Design, Wetland and utility surveys to support the engineering design team. Right of way Control Survey was also preformed to support the Right of way mapping effort which was also provided by DRMP. (Cost $220,000). SR A1A, Vilano Beach, Florida, Scour Analysis Survey, St. Johns County, Florida: Served as Project Manager for topographic/digital terrain model (DTM) survey and bathymetric/beach profiles surveys at an eroded scarp area along SR A1A in Vilano Beach, Florida. This effort supported the design and construction of a bulkhead along the easterly right of way of SR A1A to protect the roadway and utility infrastructure. Survey tasks also included Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) services and bathymetric / beach profiles surveys for the scour analysis performed by Taylor Engineering.

Licenses:

No.5419 State of Florida Professional Surveyor & Mapper No.24077 State of South Carolina Licensed Photogrammetrist Professional Organizations:

American Society of Photogrammetry (ASPRS) Mgmt. Assoc. for Private Photogrammetric Surveyors (MAPPS) Florida Surveying and Mapping Society (FSMS) Hire Date February 1981 Years of Experience

38years

Steve Kuda, PSM, PHO Sr. Vice President / Project Director Responsibility:

As Senior Vice President of Aerial Cartographics of America, Inc., Mr. Kuda is responsible for directing ACA’s department managers with detailed project criteria, technical specifications, cost estimating, project planning, scheduling, quality control guidelines and serving as a client liaison. Mr. Kuda’s 38 years of Photogrammetric and surveying experience have been essential to the growth and success of the company.

Professional Experience:

2012 Miami‐Dade Airport Mapping Update Contract, Miami, FL (2012‐2015) Miami‐Dade Aviation Department

ACA was contracted to secure new aerial imagery and produce color and black and white digital imagery of Miami‐Dade Airports within the Miami‐Dade Airport system. These airports included Miami International, Opa Locka, Tamiami and Homestead General Dade Collier, and Opa Locka West locations. Updated imagery is the primary tool used for general planning for upcoming MDAD airport projects. ACA also provided all survey related activities. Each task order project was extremely time sensitive and met within budget and on time. 2010 Martin County Six Inch Imagery Orthophotography Project Martin County Board of County Commissioners

ACA was tasked to provide digital ortho imagery for 261.1 square miles within Martin County, Florida. Digital imagery was secured utilizing our UltraCamXX large format digital sensor. The sensor collected aerial imagery at a 0.47 foot (5.7 inch) pixel resolution. ACA provided the six inch pixel resolution ortho imagery in true color and color infra‐red bands. TBW Digital Imagery and Remote Sensing Project; Tampa Bay Water. The project consists of 1563 square miles, including the City of Tampa. ACA utilized our Vexcel UltraCamX high resolution digital sensor to secure new digital photography in both the Spring and the Fall of each year. ACA is providing 8 bit (24 bit) FCIR pan‐sharpened 18 inch pixel ortho photo mosaic in ECW format and an 8 bit (24 bit) RGB color pan‐sharpened 18 inch pixel ortho photo mosaic in ECW format. All image data will be used for wetland condition assessment.

Steve Kuda, PSM, PHO Sr. Vice President / Project Director Aerial Photogrammetric Mapping Updates, Ocala, FL City of Ocala, Engineering Dept.

ACA was selected by the City of Ocala to update their existing map files of the 86 square mile service area. After consulting with the City Engineers and Surveyors, ACA reviewed the City’s existing data and formulated a cost effective approach to update and correct the City’s database. Additionally, ACA secured digital color orthophotography for the City service area. Final delivery included 344 ortho corrected black & white digital images at 1’ + 100’ target scale. Alachua County Countywide 30 cm GSD Ortho Imagery Update Alachua County Property Appraiser's Office

ACA was awarded this high resolution ortho imagery project by the Alachua County Property Appraiser's office, monitored by the US Geological Survey Department. Collection of the ortho imagery was funded by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 program. This project area was 1242 miles and covered the area with a minimum of 300 meter buffer on all sides. Imagery was collected using UltraCamX at 30 cm pixel resolution. Osceola County Digital Orthophotography Project Florida Department of Revenue

ACA secured color digital orthophotography for Osceola County, Florida through our contract with the Department of Revenue. The purpose of this project was to provide orthophotos for a 2,000 square mile area. Direct geo‐referencing through ABGPS and IMU data produced camera positions and rotation information. Imagery was mosaicked and geo‐referenced using field survey control and ABGPS IMU data. Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge and all of Charlton & Ware Counties University of West Georgia

This project consisted of 1684 square miles in Charlton and Ware Counties, Georgia. ACA collected static base station data to support Airborne Global Positioning (ABGPS) and aerial targeting survey control, processed ABGPS/IMU data to produce a Smoothed Best estimate of Trajectory to support the generation of LiDAR mass point data, acquired & delivered unclassified LiDAR, digital aerial imagery utilizing our UCX at a 0.5‐foot pixel resolution. Each task was time sensitive and was met within budget and on time. Jefferson Digital Ortho and Oblique Imagery Project Jefferson County Appraisal District ACA was selected by Jefferson County Appraisal District to provide digital ortho imagery for their Countywide Program. The County encompasses 1155 square miles of which 715 square miles required a six inch pixel resolution and the remainder of the County required a 12 inch pixel resolution. Digital true color image tiles were provided in GeoTIFF and Mr.Sid format with corresponding metadata. The deliverables met all FDGC requirements.


C. Mapping and Surveying Services Successful projects begin with the commitment ofthe most qualified and experienced professionalswho understand the client’s needs andexpectations. DRMP, Inc. (DRMP) has developed aspecialty in providing professional surveyingservicesforvariouspublicentitiesbyworkingasanextension of client staff and providing services onan“as‐needed/on‐call”basisforover36years,andoffers Sumter County a proven track record oftechnical expertise, exceptional projectmanagement,reliabilityandtheresponsivenessanddedicationnecessaryforasuccessfulcontract.

AuthorizationsunderaContinuingServicecontractcan cover a wide range of services includingboundaryandtopographicsurveys,utilitymarking,subsurface utility excavation, aerial photographyand photogrammetric mapping, preparation ofsketches and descriptions, control surveying,construction surveying, and more. DRMP hasperformed land surveying services for publicentities at the municipal, county, and state levelsthroughcontinuingservicecontractsforavarietyofprojecttypes.Themajorityofthesecontractshavebeen task‐based. The team isexperienced inallofthesurveyingserviceslistedabove,andwillcommitthe field and office staff necessary to ensure thateveryTaskAuthorizationfollowsasmoothpathtoasuccessfulconclusion.

Communicationiskeytoprojectsuccess.Withthatinmind,AllenQuickel,PSM,DRMPSurveyManagerfor thiscontract,willbe thesinglepointofcontactbetween the DRMP team and Sumter County. Mr.Quickelwillbeavailable to theCountyatany timetodiscussanythingprojectrelated.Mr.Quickelhasover twelve years of experience with DRMPworking on a wide variety of projects, many ofthosepartneringwithourAerialSurveyconsultantAerial Cartographic of America, Inc. (ACA). Themajority of Task Authorizations for this contractwillbehandled in‐housebyDRMPstaff,under thedirection of Mr. Quickel. Any work requests thatinvolveanaerialphotographyorphotogrammetricmapping elementwill be delegated to ACA. DRMPandACAhavea longhistoryofsuccessfulprojects,andthatlongworkinghistoryallowsDRMPsurveyand ACA photogrammetry staff to operate as acohesive team and maintain lines of open candidcommunication.

ForatypicalTaskAuthorization,thetimelinewouldbeginwiththeCountynotifyingDRMPinarequestfor proposal. This can be as simple as an email ortelephone call. The DRMP Survey projectmanagerwill immediately contact the appropriate County

projectmanager to discuss specific project details,in order to prepare an accurate scope and feeestimate, including a proposed schedule forcompletion. The scope and fee would be turnedaround to the County as quickly as possible,depending on the complexity of the Task, butgenerallywithin twenty‐fourhours for reviewanddiscussion. Once the County authorized DRMP toproceed, the assigned project surveyor will brieffield crews as necessary, and prepare office staffschedulestoallowforincomingfieldinformationtobeprocessedassoonasdatacollectioniscompleteinordertomaintaintheoriginalTaskschedule.

Quality Assurance & Quality Control (QA/QC) is avital part of any project deliverable. DRMP takesQA/QC seriously and delivers high‐value finishedproducts. QA/QC does not begin at the end of theproject, just prior to delivery. QA/QC starts at theproposal stage, when the DRMP project managercontacts the County to discuss project needs andexpectations. These expectations are lined‐out forthe project surveyor assigned to the TaskAuthorization. Field data and field notes arechecked daily. Status of deliverables is monitoredby the project surveyor, and all technical staff areencouraged to bring any project issues to theprojectsurveyororprojectmanagerassoonastheyare detected, so that solutions can be quick, anddeliveryschedulenotimpacted.DRMPalsoemploysaformalQA/QCprocess,whereeverydeliverableiscompletely checked by a Florida ProfessionalSurveyorandMapperwhohasnotpreviouslybeeninvolvedwiththeproject, inordertohavea“freshsetof eyes” reviewing thedeliverablesbefore finaldeliverytotheCounty.


D. Schedule DRMP currently maintains approximately 260engineers, planners, surveyors, scientists andsupport personnel. The Survey team that will beprimarilyresponsibleforthiscontractiscomprisedof5Florida‐registeredProfessionalLandSurveyors,2 Survey Technicians, 4 Survey field crews and 2Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) crews withDRMP, and an additional 4 Florida‐registeredProfessional Land Surveyors and multiple SurveyTechnicianswithACA.

TheproposedProjectTeamisonlyaportionoftheavailablestaffcapacityweareable toprovide.OurOrlando office (941 Lake Baldwin Lane, OrlandoFlorida, 32814) will be the Responsible office forthis contract, andhousesnearly 50%of our firm’s

Survey and Mapping efforts. If necessary, ourJacksonville office (8001 Belfort Parkway, Suite200, Jacksonville, Florida, 32256), and our Tampaoffice (15310 Amberly Drive, Tampa, Florida,33647)areavailable toprovideadditionalsupportstaff as needed. This allows great flexibility inmeeting and improving upon project schedules, aswell as addressing any unforeseen circumstancesthat may require additional staff. Our team isprepared to contribute significant amountsof stafftimetothiscontract.Ourcommitmentofstaffisasshowninthechartbelow:

Key Staff Availability to Sumter County

20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

Allen L. Quickel, PSM 85%

Faun Hoffmeier, PSM 50%

Christopher Wild, PSM 50%

Bobby Paulk, PSM 75%

Steve Bray, CST III 75%

David Ragland, CST III 60%

Jacob Gerhardt 75%

Steve Kuda, PSM, PHO 40%


DRMP has significant experience in each of theproject types listed in the Request forQualifications. Our depth of staff allows us tohandle multiple project assignmentssimultaneouslybymultipleteams.Wecanmeettheprojected manpower requirements, and have agreatdealofavailabilitytoprovideresponsivenessfor occasional peak staff demands. This allows usgreatflexibilityinmaintainingprojectschedules,aswell as addressing any unforeseen circumstancesthatmayrequireadditionalstaff.

Toensurethatprojectsareonschedule,DRMPhasdevelopedstatuschartsusedforvariouscontinuingservices contracts that include scheduleinformation,variouspiecesofinformationobtainedto date, status of comments incorporated, andprojected final submittal date.Mr. Quickel and theassigned project surveyor(s) will prepare regularprogress reports and will report to progressmeetings with Sumter County staff to provideprogressofassignments,anddiscussprojectissues,schedules and action items. With the extensiveexperience our staff has with performing tasksunder continuing contracts,we understand that attimes we may be tasked with small projects thatrequireaquickturnaround.Wehaveperformedinthis capacity on prior contracts in support ofconstruction and/or development reviews taskassignments. At times, we have been able torespondwith our office and field staff to the taskrequestswithina24‐hournotice.

Sumter County can rely on the complete supportand resources of the firm, including our 70 state‐wideSurveyprofessionalsandrelatedstaff,aswellasour36yearsofconsultingexperience.Weareanestablished firmwhose staff is nevermore than aphonecallorshorttripawaywheneverneeded,andourresourcesandofficesarehereforthelonghaul.


E. Other Benefits Laser Scanning DRMP offers 3D Laser Scanning services for avariety of applications. 3D Laser Scanning hasadvanced the collection and delivery of accuratesurvey data for infrastructure projects. ThistechnologyallowsDRMPsurveyorstogatheralargeamountofpreciseprojectdatapoints,apointcloud,ina shortperiodof time.Thisdata canbeused tomodel surfaces for a variety of uses and easilyconverted to standard design platforms such asAutoCAD or MicroStation resulting in detailedsurvey as‐built information. The equipment alsoallowsforminimizingmanpower,whicheliminatesmany health and safety issues expected withtraditionalsurveyfieldwork.

Geographic Information System (GIS) DRMP offersgeographicinformation system(GIS)services tomeetthe needs of a varietyof clients. Bymaintaining the latestreleases ofEnvironmentalSystemsResearch Institute’s (ESRI)ArcGIS software package, DRMP maintains theabilitytoprovideafullrangeofGISservices.Someexamples include cartographic design, spatial andthree dimensional mapping and analysis, LiDARprocessing and digital terrain modeling,geodatabasedesign,aerialphotointerpretationandrectification,andmanymore.

DRMP has been contracting with the FloridaDepartmentofMilitayAffairs toprovide surveyingandGISmappingofvarioussitesacrossFlorida,andpreviously worked with Pasco County on a pilotprogram to update a portion of their CountyProperty Appraiser online GIS of propertyinformation.Bothof theseprojects involvedDRMPmigrating information from Autodesk files (LandDesktop for Pasco County and Civil 3D forDepartment of Military Affaires) into specificallyformatted databases. The Department of MilitaryAffairs sites are converted into an Spatial DataStandard for Facilities, Infrastructure, andEnvironment (SDSFIE) format suitable to bemerged with existing state and federal inventorydatabases,whilethePascoCountyprojectrequiredthat theGIS be delivered in a file database format

suitable for use on the existing County PropertyAppraiserwebsite.

Construction Layout and Construction Support Survey Services DRMP’s Surveyserviceswillhelpwithevery aspect of theconstruction processwhether its controlsurveys, constructionlayout, right‐of‐waydetermination,quantity surveys, as‐built surveys, temporaryroadway easements or other specific purposesurveys. With our survey personnel’s previousconstruction survey experience we can assist toresolveanyconflictduringtheconstructionphase.

Our staff is fully capable of coordinating withCounty staff members and the project contractorsto perform incidental engineering surveys asnecessarytoverifyandconfirmtheaccuracyoftheconstruction stakingprovidedby the contractor. Ifwe are called upon to provide these services wewould set up a tailgatemeeting at the project sitewith all parties involved to discuss the items ofinterest and the procedures used by thecontractor’s surveyor. During this process wewould also verify the horizontal/vertical controlpointsthatthecontractorisbasinghisconstructionstakingon. Wefeel it isveryimportantduringtheconstruction phase to keep an open line ofcommunication between all parties involved.Without this open line of communication it couldresultinconstructiondelays,addedcost,aswellasimpacttheoriginalprojectschedule.

Harmony with Property Owners and Public We fully understand the importance for our fieldand office employees to perform their dutieswithprofessional decorum so as to represent SumterCountywell. DRMP field surveyors and field crewmemberswill wear uniforms, and all vehicleswillbe marked with the company logo and contactinformation. Before entering and commencingworkonprivateproperty,ourcrewswillnotifythepropertyowner,byverbalcontactwhenpossible,toreceive his/her statedpermission and clear accessto the property. If crews are denied access, theProject Manager will be notified so arrangements


can be made to continue survey activities underamiablecircumstances.

DRMP has extensive experience working onprojects which put us in contact with multipleproperties and property owners of varyingpersonalities.Fromtimetotime,surveyorswillruninto a property owner who is unwilling to allowaccess to his/her property. We instruct our fieldsurveyors tonot engage in argumentative, rudeorconfrontational behavior or communication withproperty ownerswho are upsetwith the presenceof surveyors on their property. We realize thattaking a rigid approach with a land owner whiletrying to defend our right “to enter lands of thirdparties” (Fla. Statute 472.029) will not result in apositive outcome for our client, the project or ourfield survey crews. Any access situation whichcreates potential for the deterioration of theproperty‐owner‐to‐surveyororproperty‐owner‐to‐client relationshipwill be referred immediately to

theProjectManager,andthefieldsurveycrewswillproceedto thenextworkathand. Ithasbeenourexperience that if a propertyowner is respectfullyapproached for permission to enter his/herproperty, the likelihood of adverse response tosurveypresenceisdiminished.Onceanalliancehasbeen established between a property owner andfieldsurveycrews, it’s important tokeepthesameteam of field personnel in place for the remainingworkontheproperty.

While working on private property, it’simportant to respect the owner’s rights andnormal sensitivities by observing commonsense rules such as keeping line cutting to aminimum, respecting privacy, honoring thesanctuary or circle of safety for the family orresidents, leave gates or entry points thewaywe find them, and not damaging or cuttingfences.


Insurance Certificate

PROPOSER’S CERTIFICATION

Submit To: Sumter County Board of County Commissioners

7375 Powell Road Wildwood, Florida, 34785

Phone 352-689-4400 Fax 352-689-4401

SUMTER COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATON (RFQ) CERTIFICATION

AND ADDENDA ACKNOWLEDGMENT

DUE DATE: April 28, 2014 DUE TIME: 2:00 p.m. RFQ # 010-0-2014/CRM

TITLE: RFQforSumterCountySurveyingandMappingServicesunderaContinuingServiceContract

VENDOR NAME: DRMP,Inc.

PHONE NUMBER: 407.896.0594

VENDOR MAILING ADDRESS:941LakeBaldwinLane

FAX NUMBER: 407.896.4836

CITY/STATE/ZIP: Orlando,Florida32814

E-MAIL ADDRESS: [email protected]

“I, the undersigned, certify that I have reviewed the addenda listed below (list all addenda received to date). I understand that timely commencement will be considered in award of this RFQ and that cancellation of award will be considered if commencement time is not met, and that untimely commencement may be cause for termination of contract. I further certify that the services will meet or exceed the RFQ requirements. I, the undersigned, declare that I have carefully examined the RFQ, specifications, terms and conditions as applicable for this Request, and that I am thoroughly familiar with all provisions and the quality and type of coverage and services specified. I further declare that I have not divulged, discussed, or compared this RFQ with any other Offeror and have not colluded with any Offerors or parties to an RFQ whatsoever for any fraudulent purpose.”

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Addendum # Addendum # Addendum # Addendum # Addendum #

“I certify that this quote is made without prior understanding, agreement, or connection with any corporation, firm, or person submitting an RFQ for the same material, supplies, equipment or services and is in all respects fair and without collusion or fraud. I agree to abide by all conditions of this RFQ and certify that I am authorized to sign this response and that the offer is in compliance with all requirements of the RFQ, including but not limited to certification requirements. In conducting offers with an agency for Sumter County Board of County Commissioners (BOCC), respondent agrees that if this RFQ is accepted, the respondent will convey, sell, assign, or transfer to the Sumter County BOCC all rights, title and interest in and to all causes of action it may now or hereafter acquire under the anti-trust laws of the United States for price fixing relating to the particular commodities or services purchased or acquired by the COUNTY. At the Sumter County BOCC discretion, such assignment shall be made and become effective at the time the purchasing agency renders final payment to the respondent.”

GlennJ.Lusink,PSM ____________________________________4/28/14

Authorized Agent Name, Title (Print) Authorized Signature Date

This form must be completed and returned with your Submittal

QUALIFICATIONS FORM FOR BOARD OF SUMTER COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

Name of Firm Submitting Qualifications DRMP,Inc. Name of Person Submitting Qualifications GlennJ.Lusink,PSM PROPOSER ACKNOWLEDGMENT "The undersigned hereby declares that he/she has informed himself/herself fully in regard to all conditions to the work to be done, and that he/she has examined the RFQ and Specifications for the work and comments hereto attached. The Vendor proposes and agrees, if this submission is accepted, to contract with the Board of Sumter County Commissioners, to furnish all necessary materials, equipment, labor and services necessary to complete the work covered by the RFQ and Contract Documents for this Project. The Vendor agrees to accept in full compensation for each item the prices named in the schedules incorporated herein.” ______________________________ Signature April28,2014 Date [ __ ] Check if exception(s) or deviation(s) to Specifications. Attach separate sheet(s) detailing reason and type for the exception or deviation. This document must be completed and returned with your Submittal

REFERENCE & SIMILAR PROJECTS EXPERIENCE FORM

Owner / Business Name: Brevard County, Florida

Project Location / Address: 2725 Judge Fran Jamieson Way, Building A, Room 201

City: Melbourne State: Florida Zip Code: 32940

Point of Contact: John Denninghoff Dates of Work: 10/2012 – 1/2014

Phone Number: 321.617.7202 Fax Number: 321.633.2029

E-mail Address: John. [email protected]

Project Name: Dairy Road Sidewalks

Brief Description of Project: DRMP, as part of their Continuing Engineering Services contract with Brevard County, provided topographic, right of way, and subsurface utility surveying to produce a set of survey base files to be used by in-house engineering to develop a set of construction plans for a proposed sidewalk along Dairy Road in Titusville, Florida.

Owner / Business Name: Florida Hospital

Project Location / Address: 1919 North Orange Avenue, Suite E

City: Orlando State: Florida Zip Code: 32804

Point of Contact: Jody Barry Dates of Work: 32804

Phone Number: 407.303.1125 Ext-1128 Fax Number:

E-mail Address: [email protected]

Project Name: Florida Hospital Continuing Services

Brief Description of Project: Our initial task for this project was to provide Topographic Survey of select sites throughout the campus for engineering support. This task was expanded to eventually include over 100 acres including the main campus. DRMP prepared boundary surveys of six sites including the Main Campus, Alden Garage, McRae Garage, Medical Office Building, Translational Research Institute and Florida Hospital Reference Lab, as well as right of way surveys for Rollins Street and McRae Avenue. Prepared multiple Sketch and Descriptions for easements and right of way acquisition throughout the project site. Subsurface utilities were marked by designate crews at specified locations through the project as directed by the design engineers. We set the primary control used for the construction of the Ginsburg tower and the Alden and McRae Parking structures and performed Construction layout and As-built surveys for construction of the Medical Office Building and the Translational Research Institute (TRI).

Owner / Business Name: Brevard County, Florida

Project Location / Address: 2725 Judge Fran Jamieson Way, Building A, Room 201

City: Melbourne State: Florida Zip Code: 32940

Point of Contact: John Denninghoff Dates of Work: 6/2007 to Present

Phone Number: 321.617.7202 Fax Number: 321.633.2029

E-mail Address: John. [email protected]

Project Name: St. John’s Heritage Parkway

Brief Description of Project: DRMP, as part of our Continuing Engineering Contract for Brevard County, provided design and right of way surveys, right of way staking and right of way maps, SUE designation and location and environmental boundary delineation in support of design for 4 miles of new roadway for this county project.

This document must be completed and returned with your Submittal

CONTRACTOR’S AFFIDAVIT State of Florida County of Orange Before me personally appeared GlennJ.Lusink,PSM who is (title) VicePresident of (the company described herein) DRMP,Inc. being duly sworn, deposes and says that the foregoing statements are a true and accurate statement of the position of said organization as of the date thereof, and, that the statements and answers to the foregoing experience questionnaire are correct and true as of the date of this affidavit; and, that he/she understands that intentional inclusion of false, deceptive, or fraudulent statements of this application constitutes fraud; and, agrees to furnish any pertinent information requested by The Sumter County Board of County Commissioner deemed necessary to verify the statements made in this application or regarding the ability, standing and general reputation of the applicant. Personally Known X or Produced Identification _______________________________ Sworn to and subscribed before me this 28th day of April, 2014 __________________________________ LisaA.Greene___________________ NOTARY PUBLIC - STATE OF FLORIDA (Print Name of Notary Public) (Signature of Notary Public) (seal)


HOLD HARMLESS AGREEMENT

The Contractor/Vendor is required to purchase and maintain minimum limits of $1,000,000 per occurrence for all liability, which includes general liability and, if applicable, automobile liability. Other coverage may be required where applicable.

The Contractor/Vendor agrees to hold the Board of Sumter County Commissioners harmless against all claims for bodily injury, sickness, disease, death or personal injury or damage to property or loss of use resulting there from, arising out of the agreement, unless such claims are a result of the County’s sole negligence.

The Contractor/Vendor shall purchase and maintain its own Worker’s Compensation Insurance and Employers Liability in accordance with Florida Statute Chapter 440.

The Contractor/Vendor shall also purchase any other coverage required by law for the benefit of employees.

Required insurance shall be documented in Certificates of Insurance and shall be provided to the County representative requesting the service.

By signature upon this form the Contractor/Vendor stipulates that he/she agrees to the Hold Harmless Agreement, and to abide by all insurance requirements.

DRMP,Inc. Contractor/Vendor-Print Name Signature

RFQforSumterCountySurveyingandMpapingServicesUnderaContinuingContractProject Name

April28,2014

Date

The effective date of this Hold Harmless Agreement shall be for the duration of the contract associated with this project.


DRUG FREE WORKPLACE CERTIFICATE

I, the undersigned, in accordance with Florida Statute 287.087, hereby certify that, DRMP,Inc. (print or type name of firm)

Publishes a written statement notifying that the unlawful manufacture, distribution, dispensing,

possession or use of a controlled substance is prohibited in the workplace named above, and specifying actions that will be taken against violations of such prohibition.

Informs employees about the dangers of drug abuse in the work place, the firm’s policy of maintaining a drug free working environment, and available drug counseling, rehabilitation, and employee assistance programs, and the penalties that my be imposed upon employees for drug use violations.

Gives each employee engaged in providing commodities or contractual services that are under RFQ or bid, a copy of the statement specified above.

Notifies the employees that as a condition of working on the commodities or contractual services that are under RFQ or bid, the employee will abide by the terms of the statement and will notify the employer of any conviction of, please or guilty or nolo contendere to, any violation of Chapter 1893, or of any controlled substance law of the State of Florida or the United States, for a violation occurring in the work place, no later than five (5) days after such conviction, and requires employees to sign copies of such written (*) statement to acknowledge their receipt.

Imposes a sanction on, or requires the satisfactory participation in, a drug abuse assistance or rehabilitation program, if such is available in the employee’s community, by any employee who is so convicted.

Makes a good faith effort to continue to maintain a drug free work place through the implementation of the drug free workplace program.

“As a person authorized to sign this statement, I certify that the above named business, firm or corporation complies fully with the requirements set forth herein”.

_________________________________

Authorized Signature

April28,2014 Date Signed

State of: Florida County of: Orange Sworn to and subscribed before me this 28thday of April, 2014 Personally known X or Produced Identification ___________________________ (Specify Type of Identification) ___________________________________ Signature of Notary My Commission Expires 3/21/2015 (seal)


CONFLICT OF INTEREST DISCLOSURE FORM I HEREBY CERTIFY that 2. I (printed name) GlennJ.Lusink,PSMam the (title)

Vice President and the duly authorized representative of the firm of (Firm Name) DRMP, Inc. whose address is 941LakeBaldwinLane,Orlando,Florida32814, and that I possess the legal authority to make this affidavit on behalf of myself and the firm for which I am acting; and,

2. Except as listed below, no employee, officer, or agent of the firm have any conflicts of interest, real or apparent, due to ownership, other clients, contracts, or interests associated with this project; and,

3. This bid qualification is made without prior understanding, agreement, or connection with any corporation, firm, or person submitting a bid qualification for the same services, and is in all respects fair and without collusion or fraud.

EXCEPTIONS (List) Signature: _______________________________________________________________ Printed Name: GlennJ.Lusink,PSM Firm Name: DRMP,Inc. Date: April28,2014 Sworn to and subscribed before me this 28th day of April2014 Personally Known X OR Produced Identification ________, Type of Identification ______________________ My Commission Expires 3/21/2015 LisaA.Greene (Printed, typed or stamped commissioned name of notary)

THIS FORM MUST BE COMPLETED AND RETURNED WITH YOUR QUALIFICATIONS PACKAGE

E-VERIFY VENDOR/CONTRACTOR/SUBCONTRACTOR CERTIFICATION E-Verify is a federal system established by the Department of Homeland Security to determine the immigration and work-eligibility status of prospective employees. Detailed E-Verify program information for employers can be found at http://www.dhs.gov/e-verify. Vendors must certify compliance with the federal E-Verify program for all employees hired on or after the date of the contractor’s registration on the Department of Homeland Security website http://www.dhs.gov/e-veriy by providing the Memorandum of Understanding electronic signature page with date of registration and company ID number and this E-Verify Certification form. In the case of contractors, this includes obtaining written certification from all subcontractors who will participate in the performance of the contract. The certification below has been prepared for all County vendors and contractors to use for this purpose. All subcontractor certifications must be kept on file with the contract vendor and made available to the state and/or County upon request.

CERTIFICATION

I certify that the company shown below is in compliance with the above statement and that I am authorized to sign on its behalf.

Name of Company: DRMP,Inc.

Authorized signature:

Printed name & Title: GlennJ.Lusink,PSM

Address: 941 Lake Baldwin Lane, Orlando, Florida 32814

Date: April28,2014

Telephone Number: 407.896.0594

E-mail address: [email protected]

Sumter County reserves the right to determine how it will respond to any instances of non-compliance or false certification of compliance. Potential County actions include, but are not limited to, cancellation of the contract and/or suspending or debarring the contract vendor from performing services in any aspect to the County.

Please send the completed form to the Financial Services Department, 7375 Powell Road, Suite 206, Wildwood, FL 34785, or fax the form to (352)-689-4436. Once the form is received by the Financial Services Department the completed form will remain on file according to the Sumter County Retention Policy.

Please contact the Financial Services Department at 352-689-4435 with questions regarding this requirement.

This document must be completed and returned with your Submittal.