DS Sample DSB Form

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Commonwealth of Massachusetts

2. Project # 14-04

FITCHBURG STATE UNIVERSITY

ORIGINAL

FITCHBURG, MASSACHUSETTS

Firm (Or Joint-Venture) - Name and Address Of Primary Office To Perform The Work:

3e.

Date Present and Predecessor Firms Were Established:

Federal ID #:

(if applicable) (if applicable)

Alex Adkins, AIA, LEED AP (MA Reg #7703) Alex Adkins, AIA, LEED AP (MA Reg #7703)

3f.

Name and Address Of Other Participating Offices Of The Prime Applicant, If Different From Item 3a Above:

3g.

Name and Address Of Parent Company, If Any:

3h.

Check Below If Your Firm Is Either: (1) SDO Certified Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) (2) SDO Certified Woman Business Enterprise (WBE) (3) SDO Certified Minority Woman Business Enterprise (M/WBE)

Huygens, & Tappe, Inc., 1967 Huygens & DiMella, Inc., 1981 Huygens DiMella Shaffer Associates, Inc., 1987 DiMella Shaffer Associates, Inc., 1994

3c.

Name Of Proposed Project Manager:

For Study: For Design:

DiMella Shaffer 281 Summer Street Boston, MA 02210

3b.

This space for use by Awarding Authority only.

STUDY AND DESIGN FOR BUILDING RENOVATIONS, REPAIRS AND UPGRADES

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3a.

Project Name/Location For Which Firm Is Filing:

04-2429796

3d.

Name and Title Of Principal-In-Charge Of The Project (MA Registration Required): Edward K. Hodges, AIA, Principal, (MA Reg #7831)

Email Address: Telephone No: 4.

ehodges@dimellashaffer.com [617] 426-5004

[617] 426-0046

Personnel From Prime Firm Included In Question #3a Above By Discipline (List Each Person Only Once, By Primary Function -- Average Number Employed Throughout The Preceding 6 Month Period. Indicate Both The Total Number In Each Discipline And, Within Brackets, The Total Number Holding Massachusetts Registrations):

Admin. Personnel Architects Acoustical Engrs.

Civil Engrs.

Code Specialists Construction Inspectors Cost Estimators Drafters

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Fax No.:

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Ecologists Electrical Engrs.

Environmental Engrs.

Fire Protection Engrs.

Geotech. Engrs.

Industrial Hygienists Interior Designers Landscape Architects

Has this Joint Venture previously worked together?

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Licensed Site Profs.

Mechanical Engrs.

Planners: Urban./Reg. Specification Writers Structural Engrs.

Surveyors

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Other

Total

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Commonwealth of Massachusetts

Project Name/Location For Which Firm Is Filing:

2. Project # 14-04

This space for use by Awarding Authority only.

STUDY AND DESIGN FOR BUILDING RENOVATIONS, REPAIRS AND UPGRADES

DSB Application Form (Updated May 2014)

FITCHBURG STATE UNIVERSITY FITCHBURG, MASSACHUSETTS

3a.

Firm (Or Joint-Venture) - Name and Address Of Primary Office To Perform The Work:

3e.

For Study: For Design:

DiMella Shaffer 281 Summer Street Boston, MA 02210

3b.

Date Present and Predecessor Firms Were Established:

Federal ID #:

(if applicable) (if applicable)

Alex Adkins, AIA, LEED AP (MA Reg #7703) Alex Adkins, AIA, LEED AP (MA Reg #7703)

3f.

Name and Address Of Other Participating Offices Of The Prime Applicant, If Different From Item 3a Above:

3g.

Name and Address Of Parent Company, If Any:

3h.

Check Below If Your Firm Is Either: (1) SDO Certified Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) (2) SDO Certified Woman Business Enterprise (WBE) (3) SDO Certified Minority Woman Business Enterprise (M/WBE)

Huygens, & Tappe, Inc., 1967 Huygens & DiMella, Inc., 1981 Huygens DiMella Shaffer Associates, Inc., 1987 DiMella Shaffer Associates, Inc., 1994

3c.

Name Of Proposed Project Manager:

04-2429796

3d.

Name and Title Of Principal-In-Charge Of The Project (MA Registration Required): Edward K. Hodges, AIA, Principal, (MA Reg #7831)

Email Address: Telephone No: 4.

ehodges@dimellashaffer.com [617] 426-5004

[617] 426-0046

Personnel From Prime Firm Included In Question #3a Above By Discipline (List Each Person Only Once, By Primary Function -- Average Number Employed Throughout The Preceding 6 Month Period. Indicate Both The Total Number In Each Discipline And, Within Brackets, The Total Number Holding Massachusetts Registrations):

Admin. Personnel Architects Acoustical Engrs.

Civil Engrs.

Code Specialists Construction Inspectors Cost Estimators Drafters

5.

Fax No.:

  

11 19

29

( ( ( ( ( ( ( (

) 18 ) )

) ) ) ) )

Ecologists Electrical Engrs.

Environmental Engrs.

Fire Protection Engrs.

Geotech. Engrs.

Industrial Hygienists Interior Designers Landscape Architects

Has this Joint Venture previously worked together?

Updated May 2014

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( ( ( ( ( ( ( (

2

) ) ) ) ) ) ) )

Licensed Site Profs.

Mechanical Engrs.

Planners: Urban./Reg. Specification Writers Structural Engrs.

Surveyors

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) ) ) ) ) ) ) )

Other

Total

63

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List ONLY Those Prime And Sub-Consultant Personnel Specifically Requested In The Advertisement. This Information Should Be Presented Below In The Form Of An Organizational Chart.

Include Name Of Firm And Name Of The One Person In Charge Of The Discipline, With Mass. Registration Number, As Well As MBE/WBE Status, If Applicable:

DIVISION OF CAPITAL ASSET MANAGEMENT AND MAINTENANCE

Edward Hodges, AIA (MA #7831) Principal-in-Charge Alex Adkins, AIA LEED AP (MA# 7703) Project Manager Nicole Hathaway, LEED AP ID+C (NCIDQ #0232220) Interior Designer

MECHANICAL / ELECTICAL ENGINEER

Updated May 2014

PLUMBING / FIRE PROTECTION

STRUCTURAL ENGINEER

RW Sullivan Engineering

ENGINEER

Green International / MBE

Baoquy (Quy) Vu, P.E., LEED AP

VAV International Inc. / MBE

Giancarlo G. Botazzi, P.E. SECB

Michael D. Trickett, P.E.

Peter Radzim, P.E.

CIVIL ENGINEER

COST ESTIMATOR

SPECIFICATIONS CONSULTANT

CODE CONSULTANT

Nitsch Engineering Inc. / WBE

VJ Associates / MBE

Kalin Associates

RW Sullivan Engineering

Mathew T. Brassard, P.E.

Clive Tysoe, CCC, MRICS

Mark Kalin, FAIA, FCSI, LEED

Kevin S. Hastings, P.E, LEED AP

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7. a.

Brief Resume of ONLY those Prime Applicant and Sub-Consultant personnel requested in the Advertisement. Include Resumes of Project Managers. Resumes should be consistent with the persons listed on the Organizational Chart in Question # 6. Additional sheets should be provided only as required for the number of Key Personnel requested in the Advertisement and they must be in the format provided. By including a Firm as a Sub-Consultant, the Prime Applicant certifies that the listed Firm has agreed to work on this Project, should the team be selected.

Name and Title Within Firm:

b.

Project Assignment:

Edward Hodges, AIA, Principal and CEO Principal-in-Charge

c.

Name and Address Of Office In Which Individual Identified In 7a Resides: DiMella Shaffer Associates, Inc. 281 Summer Street Boston, MA 02210

d.

Years Experience: With This Firm:

e.

Education: Degree(s) /Year/Specialization

MBE WBE

FITCHBURG STATE UNIVERSITY, HAMMOND CAMPUS CENTER; FITCHBURG, MA

With Other Firms:

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  A 5-phase transformative renovation project, Fitchburg State University not only gained a new iconic entrance to their campus but a community center that helps students live, study, learn and play. Phase 1 created a central atrium that connects the upper level quadrangle with the entrance two floors below. The new “Student Avenue” showcases program elements such as the bookstore, servery, student pub, game room, art gallery, student government / campus center offices, library and event space. Phases 2, 3 and 4 included the renovation of building systems, a new radio station, and additional student-life space. Phase 5 consisted of the library, student support office and the exterior quadrangle plaza.

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Bachelor of Architecture / 1984 / Architecture Bachelor of Environmental Design / 1985 / Environmental Design

f.

Active Registration: Year First Registered/Discipline/Mass Registration Number 1989 / Commonwealth of Massachusetts / 7831

g.

Ed is currently working on one project in SD, one in CD and two in construction. If awarded, we predict the following availability for this project.

h.

JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY; BALTIMORE, MD

Current Work Assignments and Availability For This Project: % AVAILABLE / PHASE (ESTIMATED) Study

SD

DD

CD

CA

30-50

30-50

20-40

10-20

10-20

Other Experience and Qualifications Relevant To The Proposed Project: (Identify Firm By Which Employed, If Not Current Firm): Principal and CEO Ed Hodges brings 31 years of architectural experience encompassing a broad range of projects including research and development, academic, corporate and commercial buildings. His unique approach to the architectural and development process matches an artistic eye with a practical hand. Ed is committed to the excellence of the design and believes it should be both innovative and timeless. He strives for a specific expression and use of materials that affords each project a lasting character of its own. Ed’s design philosophy is that the buildings should represent themselves with distinction and bring delight to their users.

Ed will serve as Principal-in-Charge for the Fitchburg State University renovation and repair project.

Over the course of his professional career Ed has worked on various higher education projects with re-purposed programs and the renovation of those affected spaces. Ed is a firm strategist and brings unique, award-winning design insight to all of the projects that he oversees.

Updated May 2014

This $60 million, 279,000 SF project boasts the redevelopment of an iconic campus tower for John Hopkins Medical Institute at the Science + Technology Park. The iconic tower centerpiece comprises eight and 20-story apartment buildings to accommodate 575 students. The buildings features ground level retail, a conference room, an exercise room and a study lounge overlooking the green roof at the ninth floor. The project achieved LEED Silver certification.

SALEM STATE UNIVERSITY, FITNESS AND RECREATION CENTER; SALEM, MA The $11 million project consists of approximately 39,000 SF of space with the major program elements comprising a 7,800 SF student and fitness center. The center serves as a place for socializing, physical fitness, and other recreational activities. The project achieved LEED Silver certification.

ADDITIONAL PROJECTS INCLUDE: Bridgewater State University, Residence Hall; Bridgewater, MA Salem State University, Residence Hall; Salem, MA Brandeis University, South Precinct master plan and feasibility study; Waltham, MA Emory University, Goizueta Business School; Atlanta, GA Johns Hopkins Medical Institute, Graduate Residence Hall; Baltimore, MD Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Sidney/Pacific Graduate Housing; Cambridge, MA New England College of Optometry; Boston, MA Rutgers University, Residence Hall study; Piscataway, NJ Salem State University, fitness center; Salem, MA Salem State University, student center study; Salem, MA Tufts University, Steve Tisch Sports and Fitness Facility; Medford, MA

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7. a.

Brief Resume of ONLY those Prime Applicant and Sub-Consultant personnel requested in the Advertisement. Include Resumes of Project Managers. Resumes should be consistent with the persons listed on the Organizational Chart in Question # 6. Additional sheets should be provided only as required for the number of Key Personnel requested in the Advertisement and they must be in the format provided. By including a Firm as a Sub-Consultant, the Prime Applicant certifies that the listed Firm has agreed to work on this Project, should the team be selected.

Name and Title Within Firm:

b.

Project Assignment:

Alex Adkins, AIA, LEED AP

Project Manager (Study and Design) c.

Name and Address Of Office In Which Individual Identified In 7a Resides: DiMella Shaffer Associates, Inc. 281 Summer Street Boston, MA 02210

d.

Years Experience: With This Firm:

e.

Education: Degree(s) /Year/Specialization

MBE WBE

FITCHBURG STATE UNIVERSITY, HAMMOND CAMPUS CENTER; FITCHBURG, MA

With Other Firms:

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  A 5-phase transformative renovation project, Fitchburg State University not only gained a new iconic entrance to their campus but a community center that helps students live, study, learn and play. Phase 1 created a central atrium that connects the upper level quadrangle with the entrance two floors below. The new “Student Avenue” showcases program elements such as the bookstore, servery, student pub, game room, art gallery, student government / campus center offices, library and event space. Phases 2, 3 and 4 included the renovation of building systems, a new radio station, and additional student-life space. Phase 5 consisted of the library, student support office and the exterior quadrangle plaza.

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Bachelor of Architecture / 1984 / Architecture Bachelor of Environmental Design / 1985 / Environmental Design

f.

Active Registration: Year First Registered/Discipline/Mass Registration Number 1989 / Commonwealth of Massachusetts / 7703

g.

Alex is currently working on two projects that are in construction and nearing completion. If awarded, we predict the following availability for this project.

h.

GSA ARMED FORCES NEW COMMONS AND HEALTHCARE CENTER; WASHINGTON, DC

Current Work Assignments and Availability For This Project: % AVAILABLE / PHASE (ESTIMATED) Study

SD

DD

CD

CA

50-80

50-80

50-80

50-80

50-80

Other Experience and Qualifications Relevant To The Proposed Project: (Identify Firm By Which Employed, If Not Current Firm): Alex Adkins has over 31 years of architectural experience contributing to a wide variety of projects including work in higher education, historic buildings and with federal regulations. With his depth of experience, Alex leads clients through the complexity of the design process and has been successful achieving design solutions of distinction. Having worked with many clients and architects across the country, Alex understands the value of collaborative style leadership and the need for consensus building when working with many stakeholders.

Alex will serve as Project Manager for the Fitchburg Study and Design renovation and repair project.

Alex has extensive experience with academic facilities and in particular with Fitchburg State University’s Hammond Campus Center and Library. While more information on Fitchburg can be found on page 12, other relevant work includes the following projects to the right.

Updated May 2014

Sharing the campus of the Lincoln Cottage and Soldiers Home National Monument, this was a $63 million project, that created a new Commons and Health Care Center. It serves as a place to convene for socializing, physical fitness, educational pursuits, musical interests, business transactions dining and many other recreational activities. In addition, the new Commons building is an efficient and lively workplace for the staff and administration of the AFRH.

UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI, UNIVERSITY PAVILION, CINCINNATI, OHIO The $32 million, six-story University Pavilion brings student service offices together under one roof at the heart of campus -- a welcoming, convenient, central location. A one-stop student services center, it allows students a place for registration, records, financial aid, student accounts and collections, all separate functions and formerly located in separate buildings. The project was designed by LWA and GBBN Architects. Alex served as Project Architect for the project while with LWA.

ADDITIONAL PROJECTS INCLUDE: Commonwealth of Massachusetts, DCAMM Fenton Judicial Center; Lawrence, MA Commonwealth of Massachusetts, DCAMM Newburyport District Courthouse; Newburyport, MA Commonwealth of Massachusetts, DCAMM Taunton Courthouse Complex Study; Taunton, MA MIT School of Architecture and Planning, Renovations and Master Plan; Cambridge, MA New England College of Optometry, Lecture Hall Improvements and Pre-Clinic Lab Studies; Boston, MA Northern Essex Community College, Spurk Classroom Building Renovations; Haverhill, MA Northeastern University-Multi-Campus Academic Space Survey and Evaluation; Boston, MA Ohio State University, World Media and Culture Center; Columbus, OH

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7. a.

Brief Resume of ONLY those Prime Applicant and Sub-Consultant personnel requested in the Advertisement. Include Resumes of Project Managers. Resumes should be consistent with the persons listed on the Organizational Chart in Question # 6. Additional sheets should be provided only as required for the number of Key Personnel requested in the Advertisement and they must be in the format provided. By including a Firm as a Sub-Consultant, the Prime Applicant certifies that the listed Firm has agreed to work on this Project, should the team be selected.

Name and Title Within Firm:

b.

Project Assignment:

Nicole Hathaway, NCIDQ, LEED AP ID+C Interior Designer

c.

Name and Address Of Office In Which Individual Identified In 7a Resides: DiMella Shaffer Associates, Inc. 281 Summer Street Boston, MA 02210

d.

Years Experience: With This Firm:

e.

Education: Degree(s) /Year/Specialization

MBE WBE

FITCHBURG STATE UNIVERSITY, HAMMOND CAMPUS CENTER; FITCHBURG, MA

With Other Firms:

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  A 5-phase transformative renovation project, Fitchburg State University not only gained a new iconic entrance to their campus but a community center that helps students live, study, learn and play. Phase 1 created a central atrium that connects the upper level quadrangle with the entrance two floors below. The new “Student Avenue” showcases program elements such as the bookstore, servery, student pub, game room, art gallery, student government / campus center offices, library and event space. Phases 2, 3 and 4 included the renovation of building systems, a new radio station, and additional student-life space. Phase 5 consisted of the library, student support office and the exterior quadrangle plaza.

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Bachelor of Interior Design / 2001 / Interior Design

f.

Active Registration: Year First Registered/Discipline/Mass Registration Number 2008 / National Council of Interior Design Qualifications / 023222

g.

Nicole is working on one project in SD and two in CD’s that will move to construction soon. If awarded, we predict the following availability for this project.

h.

NORTH SHORE COMMUNITY COLLEGE, CAMPUS CENTER; DANVERS, MA

Current Work Assignments and Availability For This Project:

NSCC moved from thier existing one-story industrial building that formed their whole campus into a state-of-the-art 100,000 sf facility. This new $20 million project houses a learning resource center and 36 classrooms, as well as faculty and administrative of provides pleasant day-lit spaces for the students to

% AVAILABLE / PHASE (ESTIMATED) Study

SD

DD

CD

CA

20-40

20-40

20-40

10-20

20-50

Other Experience and Qualifications Relevant To The Proposed Project: (Identify Firm By Which Employed, If Not Current Firm): Nicole Hathaway is an associate of the firm with over 20 years of architectural experience in project types including corporate, educational, high-tech, residential, and senior living. As an interior designer, she combines her design and management skills to ensure client satisfaction through every phase of the project. Her responsibilities range from schematic test fits and programming to design, detailing, finish selection and furniture procurement. As part of the architectural team, Nicole integrates the relationship between the architectural concept and the client’s vision by getting to know her clients and paying attention to every detail.

Nicole will serve as Interior Designer for the Fitchburg State University renovation and repair project.

Nicole’s background includes an extensive amount of project management along with design specifically for student centers and student life spaces. She has planned and designed many similar spaces to that which the work at FSU will entail and has worked nearly exclusively with renovations.

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NEW ENGLAND COLLEGE OF OPTOMETRY, RENOVATION AND ADDITION; BOSTON, MA The $4 million project involved a restoration plan to preserve a historic library and portions of adjacent space within the structure to house a modern library program, as well as academic and administration centers. The challenge – and the key to success – was to maximize the usable area of the buildings while preserving the historic interior, improving accessibility, and adding information technology tools. The development of the new structure on the site of a former stable was a particular challenge but with the improved access and strategic placement of program components, the café and library are a hub of student activity.

ADDITIONAL PROJECTS INCLUDE: Boston College, St. Williams Hall; Brighton, MA Bridgewater State University, new residence hall and dining facility; Bridgewater, MA Grand Marc at Northeastern University, student residence hall; Boston, MA New England College of Optometry, renovation and addition; Boston, MA Simmons College, Fens Dining Expansion; Boston, MA Simmons College, Mesick Hall renovation; Boston, MA Simmons College, College Center Cafe; Boston, MA Simmons College, Student Activities Center; Boston, MA

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7. a. b.

Brief Resume of ONLY those Prime Applicant and Sub-Consultant personnel requested in the Advertisement. Include Resumes of Project Managers. Resumes should be consistent with the persons listed on the Organizational Chart in Question # 6. Additional sheets should be provided only as required for the number of Key Personnel requested in the Advertisement and they must be in the format provided. By including a Firm as a Sub-Consultant, the Prime Applicant certifies that the listed Firm has agreed to work on this Project, should the team be selected.

Name and Title Within Firm: a. Name and Title Within Firm: Baoquy (Quy) Vu, P.E., LEED AP / PRINCIPAL Michael D. Trickett, P.E. / ASSOCIATE PRINCIPAL Project Assignment: b. Project Assignment: Project Manager / HVAC Engineer

c.

Project Electrical Engineer

Name and Address Of Office In Which Individual Identified In 7a Resides: R.W. Sullivan Engineering 529 Main Street, Suite 203 Boston, MA 02129

d. e.

Years Experience: With This Firm:

8

With Other Firms:

MBE WBE

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Education: Degree(s) /Year/Specialization

c.

R.W. Sullivan Engineering 529 Main Street, Suite 203 Boston, MA 02129

d. e.

B.S. / 1995/ Mechanical Engineering M.S. / 2001/ Mechanical Engineering

f.

Active Registration: Year First Registered/Discipline/Mass Registration Number

Current Work Assignments and Availability For This Project:

f.

g.

Ms. Vu has been a part of the RWS family for the last 6 years. She has more than 15 years of experience in the design of HVAC systems for a variety of academic, commercial, healthcare, institutional, municipal, and residential projects. Her responsibilities as project manager included proposal writing and fee negotiation, interfacing with clients, coordinating MEP/FP disciplines, and scheduling project deadlines.

North Shore Community College Mass Maritime Academy Fitchburg State Hammond Hall Worcester State Dowden Hall UMass Amherst Butterfield House UMass Boston – New Switchgear Vault UMass Amherst Morrill Science Center Salem State Library

Updated May 2014

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Education: Degree(s) /Year/Specialization Active Registration: Year First Registered/Discipline/Mass Registration Number

Current Work Assignments and Availability For This Project: Lahey 4th Floor CFM Air Handling Unit Ashmont TOD 2 Marketing Suite MBTA Downtown Commissioning – Elevator Phase 2 Salem State University Stanley Building - Generator Masonic Lodge – Quincy Mr. Trickett is available as required for the duration of this project.

Ms. Vu is available as required for the duration of this project.

Other Experience and Qualifications Relevant To The Proposed Project: (Identify Firm By Which Employed, If Not Current Firm):

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1999 / Electrical / MA #41072

BC Upper Campus Bedroom Renovation 3rd Rock Ventures Newbury Street 650 Ispen Electrical Load Review BSC North Quincy Cambridge Consultants

h.

Years Experience: With This Firm:

MBE WBE

A.S. / 1995 / Electrical Engineering A.S. / 1984 / Applied Science

2001 / Mechanical / MA #41857

g.

Name and Address Of Office In Which Individual Identified In 7a Resides:

h.

Other Experience and Qualifications Relevant To The Proposed Project: (Identify Firm By Which Employed, If Not Current Firm): Mr. Trickett has over 34 years of experience in the design of electrical engineering systems for new and renovation building projects. He has been responsible for the electrical engineering design on a broad range of projects, including numerous healthcare, corporate, and science and research facilities. In addition to the design of the electrical systems for construction, Mr. Trickett has been responsible for systems upgrade and feasibility studies for various types of facilities and is a project manager for projects.

Mass Maritime Academy Fitchburg State Hammond Hall Worcester State Dowden Hall Westfield State Dining Hall UMass Lowell -Southwick Dining Hall UMass Amherst Bartlett Hall Salem State Stanley Building

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7. a.

Brief Resume of ONLY those Prime Applicant and Sub-Consultant personnel requested in the Advertisement. Include Resumes of Project Managers. Resumes should be consistent with the persons listed on the Organizational Chart in Question # 6. Additional sheets should be provided only as required for the number of Key Personnel requested in the Advertisement and they must be in the format provided. By including a Firm as a Sub-Consultant, the Prime Applicant certifies that the listed Firm has agreed to work on this Project, should the team be selected.

Name and Title Within Firm: a. Name and Title Within Firm:

b.

Project Assignment:

Peter Radzim, P.E.

b.

Plumbing and Fire Protection Engineer c.

Structural Engineer

Name and Address Of Office In Which Individual Identified In 7a Resides: VAV International, Inc. 400 West Cummings Park, Suite 4700 Woburn, MA 01801

d.

Years Experience: With This Firm:

e.

Education: Degree(s) /Year/Specialization

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MBE WBE

With Other Firms:

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c.

Active Registration: Year First Registered/Discipline/Mass Registration Number

d.

Years Experience: With This Firm:

e.

Education: Degree(s) /Year/Specialization

Current Work Assignments and Availability For This Project: Administrative Other Projects

5

MBE WBE

With Other Firms:

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M.S. / 1986 / Engineering (Structures)

f.

Active Registration: Year First Registered/Discipline/Mass Registration Number 1993 / Professional Engineer (Structural) / MA Reg. #37128

1992 / Mechanical Engineering / 46907

g.

Name and Address Of Office In Which Individual Identified In 7a Resides: Green International 239 Littleton Road, Suite 3 Westford, MA 01886

Wentworth Institute of Technology, 1991 with a BSME Technology

f.

Giancarlo G. Botazzi, P.E., SECB

Project Assignment:

g.

Current Work Assignments and Availability For This Project: Misc. Building Structural Projects: 60% Availability: 40%

30%.

50%

Available for this project- 20%, immediately and for the duration of this project.

h.

Other Experience and Qualifications Relevant To The Proposed Project: (Identify Firm By Which Employed, If Not Current Firm):

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Northern Essex Community College Allied Health.

UMass Amherst- Goessmann Lab, Physical Science Lab, Champions Center, Marching Band Building, New Transit Center, Chenoweth Lab, Morrill 4 North & South, NW Regional Chiller Plant Study.

UMass Dartmouth- Manke Lab. UMass Lowell- Dry Lab. Universities: Springfield Technical CC HVAC decentralization. Showa Institute Lecture Hall & Central Cooling, Middlesex CC Central Chiller Plant, Boston University, UMass LowellWannalancit Building, Applied Physics Lab Clean Rooms, Ball Lecture Hall.

Schools: Phillips Andover Academy, Peabody MS, Essex Agricultural Technical HS, North Reading MS, Wilmington HS, League School, Xaverian Brothers HS, Carroll School (CA).

Museums: Museum of Science, Heritage Museum, Peabody Essex Museum, USS Constitution Museum study.

Updated May 2014

h.

Other Experience and Qualifications Relevant To The Proposed Project: (Identify Firm By Which Employed, If Not Current Firm): Mr. Botazzi is the Building Structural Engineering Group Leader at Green and has nearly 30 years of experience in a wide variety of building structural engineering projects throughout the United States. He has comprehensive knowledge of design standards and codes dealing with structural steel, concrete, precast concrete, masonry, and wood as well as the IBC and other specific state building code requirements. Using the RAM Structural System and other computer software, Mr. Botazzi has designed new complex structures, and he has been involved with challenging structural rehabilitation and renovation projects. His current and past work experiences span many different building types. Mr. Botazzi has consistently demonstrated his ability to work with the project design teams or building owners to determine creative and cost-effective solutions that ultimately support the architectural design criteria and client requirements of the project. He has worked on several complex renovation and expansion projects in occupied buildings and understands the importance of minimizing disruptions to facility operations. Mr. Botazzi currently serves as Green’s Project Manager for DCAMM’s Courts Capital Master Plan project, on which Green serves as the Structural Engineering consultant.

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7. a. b.

Brief Resume of ONLY those Prime Applicant and Sub-Consultant personnel requested in the Advertisement. Include Resumes of Project Managers. Resumes should be consistent with the persons listed on the Organizational Chart in Question # 6. Additional sheets should be provided only as required for the number of Key Personnel requested in the Advertisement and they must be in the format provided. By including a Firm as a Sub-Consultant, the Prime Applicant certifies that the listed Firm has agreed to work on this Project, should the team be selected.

Name and Title Within Firm: a. Name and Title Within Firm:

Matthew T. Brassard, PE, Executive Project Manager Project Assignment:

b.

Civil Engineer c.

Cost Estimator

Name and Address Of Office In Which Individual Identified In 7a Resides: Nitsch Engineering, Inc. 2 Center Plaza, Suite 430 Boston, MA 02108

d. e. f.

Years Experience: With This Firm:

1

MBE WBE

With Other Firms:

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Education: Degree(s) /Year/Specialization BS / 1992 / Civil Engineering BA / 1988 / History

Active Registration: Year First Registered/Discipline/Mass Registration Number

c.

Current Work Assignments and Availability For This Project:

d.

Years Experience: With This Firm:

e.

Education: Degree(s) /Year/Specialization

Other Experience and Qualifications Relevant To The Proposed Project: (Identify Firm By Which Employed, If Not Current Firm): Northeastern University, Boston, MA: Civil Engineer of Record for the development of three new buildings on Northeastern’s West Village Campus. The project also involved reconstruction and relocation of campus water, drain, and sewer mains. Provided design and engineering services for site grading and utility systems within extremely compact urban conditions, facilitated Boston Water and Sewer Commission permitting, and provided comprehensive construction phase assistance. Project experience with a prior firm.

Leominster High School, Leominster, MA: Civil Engineer of Record for a new 296,000-square-foot high school addition and renovation project. Using a CM at Risk delivery method, the project was tightly phased to allow for the work to be completed while the school was occupied. Provided site layout, grading design, and utility system design services to upgrade existing and construct new site facilities meeting current standards. Coordinated the municipal permit processes to obtain Site Plan Approval from the Leominster Planning Board and Conservation Commission. Project experience with a prior firm.

Updated May 2014

12

MBE WBE

With Other Firms:

✓  

26

MRICS-Accredited Degree / 1988 / Quantity Surveying

f.

Active Registration: Year First Registered/Discipline/Mass Registration Number N/A

g.

Current Work Assignments and Availability For This Project: Mr. Tysoe is currently working on providing estimating services on a range of different projects for clients including the UMass Building Authority, MBTA, DCAMM, among others. He has the availability to accommodate assignments from this Contract, if awarded.

Mr. Brassard is currently acting as Project Manager for a number of projects. He has the availability to provide civil engineering services for this project.

h.

Name and Address Of Office In Which Individual Identified In 7a Resides: VJ Associates of New England Inc. 35 High land Circle, Suite 200 Needham, MA 02494

1997 / Professional Engineer (Civil) / #40058

g.

Clive Tysoe, CCC, MRICS, Divisional Director-Project Director

Project Assignment:

h.

Other Experience and Qualifications Relevant To The Proposed Project: (Identify Firm By Which Employed, If Not Current Firm):

▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪

Fitchburg State University Comprehensive Energy Consulting Services; Fitchburg, MA Bridgewater State University Bear’s Den Kitchen Renovations; Bridgewater, MA Bridgewater State University Registrar’s Office Renovations; Bridgewater, MA Bridgewater State University Tillinghast Hall Window Replacement; Bridgewater, MA Massasoit Community College Student Center Renovations; Brockton, MA Salem State University Admin Building Reconfiguration; Salem, MA Salem State University Building Backfill; Salem, MA Salem State University Communications Department Renovations; Salem, MA Salem State University Department of Public Safety Temporary Location; Salem, MA Salem State University Library Demolition; Salem, MA Salem State University Meier Hall Biology Lab Renovation; Salem, MA Springfield Technical Community College Building 17 Wi-Fi Lounge; Springfield, MA UMass Amherst Lederle Hall Window Replacement; Amherst, MA

DSB Application Form Page 8

7. a. b.

Brief Resume of ONLY those Prime Applicant and Sub-Consultant personnel requested in the Advertisement. Include Resumes of Project Managers. Resumes should be consistent with the persons listed on the Organizational Chart in Question # 6. Additional sheets should be provided only as required for the number of Key Personnel requested in the Advertisement and they must be in the format provided. By including a Firm as a Sub-Consultant, the Prime Applicant certifies that the listed Firm has agreed to work on this Project, should the team be selected.

Name and Title Within Firm: a. Name and Title Within Firm:

Mark Kalin, FAIA, FCSI, LEED Project Assignment:

b.

Specifications Consultant c.

Name and Address Of Office In Which Individual Identified In 7a Resides:

e.

Years Experience: With This Firm:

26

MBE WBE

With Other Firms:

 

7

Education: Degree(s) /Year/Specialization

c.

Active Registration: Year First Registered/Discipline/Mass Registration Number

d. e. f.

1980 - Architecture - Massachusetts 4657 1979 - Certified Construction Specifier, Construction Specifications Institute

g.

Current Work Assignments and Availability For This Project:

Other Experience and Qualifications Relevant To The Proposed Project: (Identify Firm By Which Employed, If Not Current Firm):

▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪

Specification writer for over 150 MGL Chapter 149 filed sub-bid projects Specification writer for over 30 MGL Chapter 30 public-bid projects Consultant, DCAMM Standard Specifications 2005, 2013, MGL Chapter 149A, LEED silver Specification writer for over 100 USGBC LEED Registered Projects Author, Architect’s Guide to Massachusetts Energy Code, 2001 Author, GreenSpec for Environmentally Responsible Materials, 1995 Past-President, CSI/Boston, 2002 Head of Specifications, Jung/Brannen Associates, Boston, MA 1981-1984 Head of Specifications, Brown Daltas Associates, Cambridge, 1977-1981

Updated May 2014

Years Experience: With This Firm:

19

MBE WBE

With Other Firms:

 

0

Education: Degree(s) /Year/Specialization B.S. / 1996 / Mechanical Engineering M.S. / 1997 / Fire Protection

Active Registration: Year First Registered/Discipline/Mass Registration Number

2001 / Fire Protection / #41651

g.

Current Work Assignments and Availability For This Project: Boston University – 640 Comm Ave (Fire Loss) SNHU – Belknap School of Education Oasis at Dodge Park Tufts Medical – 75 Kneeland The Umbrella Community Arts Center Mr. Hastings is available as required for the duration of this project.

Fully available for this project; various other projects can be scheduled accordingly

h.

Name and Address Of Office In Which Individual Identified In 7a Resides: R.W. Sullivan Engineering 529 Main Street, Suite 203 Boston, MA 02129

B.A. - English - University of Rochester, 1970 B.S. Arch - Architecture - The Ohio State University, 1975

f.

Project Assignment:

Building Code Consultant

Kalin Associates Inc. 121 Washington Street Newton, MA 02465

d.

Kevin S. Hastings, P.E, LEED AP, Principal

h.

Other Experience and Qualifications Relevant To The Proposed Project: (Identify Firm By Which Employed, If Not Current Firm): BOCA Certified Plans Examiner, Massachusetts Certified Local Building Inspector Mr. Hastings has provided engineering design and code consulting services for numerous college/ university facilities. These projects have involved feasibility studies, renovations, and new construction.

This work has included the following projects: Fitchburg State College ADA Survey Fitchburg State University Hammond Hall Fitchburg State University Mara Village Bridgewater State Marshall Conant Building UMass Amherst House Doctor Bridgewater State Rondileau Campus Center Bridgewater State Woodward Hall Bridgewater State College Library Westfield State Scanlon Hall

DSB Application Form Page 9

8a. a.

Current and Relevant Work By Prime Applicant Or Joint-Venture Members. Include ONLY Work Which Best Illustrates Current Qualifications In The Areas Listed In The Advertisement (List Up To But Not More Than 5 Projects).

Project Name And Location b. Brief Description Of Project And C. Client’s Name, Address And Phone d. Completion e. Project Cost (In Thousands) Principal-In-Charge Services (Include Reference To Number (Include Name Of Contact Person) Date (Actual Construction Relevant Experience) Or Estimated) Costs (Actual, Or Fee for Work for Which Firm Was Estimated If Not Responsible Completed)

FITCHBURG STATE UNIVERSITY, HAMMOND CAMPUS CENTER & LIBRARY ADDITIONS

1

EXPERIENCE WITH OCCUPIED HE SPACE WITH TECHNICAL INFRASTRUCTRE REQUIREMENTS

2

ABILITY TO PRODUCE STUDIES AND BID DOCS IN A TIMELY MANNER

Fitchburg, MA PIC: Ed Hodges, AIA

3

ABILITY TO SPECIFY COMPLIMENTARY PRODUCTS AND MATERIALS

Massachusetts State College Building Authority 253 Summer Street Boston, MA

$20,000 (est)

$808

Ms. Janet Chrisos, Director of Capital Projects [617] 542-1081

As part of a master plan that resulted in a 5-phase transformative renovation project, Phase 1 of the Hammond Campus Center created a central atrium and stair that connects the upper level quadrangle with the North Street entrance two floors below. This new “Student Avenue” showcases program elements such as the bookstore, servery, student pub, game room, art gallery, student government/campus center offices, library and event space. With student spaces and study lounges located adjacent to the new atrium, a “seen and be seen” environment infuses new life into the aging center. An iconic glass tower added to the North Street elevation transforms the monolithic existing masonry wall into a dynamic point of entry. Phases 2, 3, and 4 included the renovation of building systems, a new radio station, additional student life space within the building, including meeting rooms and the library. The library, student support offices as well as a renovation of the exterior quadrangle plaza was completed in phase 5.

Updated May 2014

2012

PROJECT DETAILS FINISH DATE: Summer 2012 CONSTRUCTION COST: $51,300,000 TOTAL (5 Phases) SQUARE FEET: 174,300 SF (5 Phases)

DSB Application Form Page 10

8a. a.

Current and Relevant Work By Prime Applicant Or Joint-Venture Members. Include ONLY Work Which Best Illustrates Current Qualifications In The Areas Listed In The Advertisement (List Up To But Not More Than 5 Projects).

Project Name And Location b. Brief Description Of Project And C. Client’s Name, Address And Phone d. Completion e. Project Cost (In Thousands) Principal-In-Charge Services (Include Reference To Number (Include Name Of Contact Person) Date (Actual Construction Relevant Experience) Or Estimated) Costs (Actual, Or Fee for Work for Which Firm Was Estimated If Not Responsible Completed)

NORTH SHORE COMMUNITY COLLEGE HEALTH PROFESSIONS / STUDENT SERVICES BUILDING

1

EXPERIENCE WITH OCCUPIED HE SPACE WITH TECHNICAL INFRASTRUCTRE REQUIREMENTS

North Shore Community College One Ferncroft Road Danvers, MA

Danvers, MA PIC: Peter Shaffer, AIA

2

ABILITY TO PRODUCE STUDIES AND BID DOCS IN A TIMELY MANNER

3

ABILITY TO SPECIFY COMPLIMENTARY PRODUCTS AND MATERIALS

Richard Reney Assistant Vice President Facilities Management [978] 762-4040

In addition to pursuing a LEED Gold rating – the health professions building has the distinction of being selected by the state as one of only three demonstration projects for its Zero Net Energy Building (ZNEB) program. The design team carefully studied the effects of building orientation, façade design, program layout, and numerous mechanical systems on the building’s energy demands. In order to fully balance energy consumption with generation, a comprehensive design strategy incorporates the following: energy generation from wind turbines and photovoltaic (PV) cells on the roof; fenestration regulated by sun-shades and light shelves; a coordinated mechanical system that includes geothermal wells, chilled beams, radiant floors and natural ventilation; low energy strategies that include maximized natural lighting via light wells and monitors, LED lighting and occupancy sensors throughout; site features that include bio-swales; rain gardens; and a demonstration green roof.

2012

$26,000

$200

PROJECT DETAILS FINISH DATE: 2011 CONSTRUCTION COST: $24,381,500 SQUARE FEET: 60,000 LEED: Zero-net energy, LEED Gold

The Health Professions Building on the Danvers Campus of North Shore Community College was designed to be a new 60,000 SF integrated facility, consolidating for the first time all of the College’s health-related professional programs and providing the College with updated teaching laboratories and general-purpose classrooms. This is the second project the firm has designed for the College: the adjacent Berry Building was completed in 2003.

Updated May 2014

DSB Application Form Page 11

8a. a.

Current and Relevant Work By Prime Applicant Or Joint-Venture Members. Include ONLY Work Which Best Illustrates Current Qualifications In The Areas Listed In The Advertisement (List Up To But Not More Than 5 Projects).

Project Name And Location b. Brief Description Of Project And C. Client’s Name, Address And Phone d. Completion e. Project Cost (In Thousands) Principal-In-Charge Services (Include Reference To Number (Include Name Of Contact Person) Date (Actual Construction Relevant Experience) Or Estimated) Costs (Actual, Or Fee for Work for Which Firm Was Estimated If Not Responsible Completed)

TUFTS UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, SACKLER CENTER

1

EXPERIENCE WITH OCCUPIED HE SPACE WITH TECHNICAL INFRASTRUCTRE REQUIREMENTS

Tufts University School of Medicine 136 Harrison Avenue Boston, MA

2

ABILITY TO PRODUCE STUDIES AND BID DOCS IN A TIMELY MANNER

Ms. Marsha Semuels [617] 636-2474

3

ABILITY TO SPECIFY COMPLIMENTARY PRODUCTS AND MATERIALS

Boston, MA PIC: Peter Shaffer, AIA

The Sackler Center was renovated with intention of creating student-focused social and academic spaces. As part of the re-programming effort, the team modernized both academic and social spaces including a fitness center, an expanded café, and a multi-media lounge. Located on the 4th floor, with direct access to the Tufts Medical Center, is a new library/café. This new space serves as the social gathering space for the medical school community. With a combination of table and lounge seating, this central space is constantly animated with students, residents, faculty and staff. The design approach for materials, furniture selection and color palettes reflects the complexities of this vibrant, forward looking, thoughtful and functionally-minded medical community. Wireless access is available throughout the building. In addition to the social spaces, academic spaces and conference spaces were programmed around Four Learning Communities and are the central organizing feature of the renovations.

Updated May 2014

2009

$14,000

$600

PROJECT DETAILS FINISH DATE: August 2009 CONSTRUCTION COST: $15,000,000 SQUARE FEET: 120,000

DSB Application Form Page 12

8a. a.

Current and Relevant Work By Prime Applicant Or Joint-Venture Members. Include ONLY Work Which Best Illustrates Current Qualifications In The Areas Listed In The Advertisement (List Up To But Not More Than 5 Projects).

Project Name And Location b. Brief Description Of Project And C. Client’s Name, Address And Phone d. Completion e. Project Cost (In Thousands) Principal-In-Charge Services (Include Reference To Number (Include Name Of Contact Person) Date (Actual Construction Relevant Experience) Or Estimated) Costs (Actual, Or Fee for Work for Which Firm Was Estimated If Not Responsible Completed)

SIMMONS COLLEGE FENS DINING HALL

1

EXPERIENCE WITH OCCUPIED HE SPACE WITH TECHNICAL INFRASTRUCTRE REQUIREMENTS

Simmons College 300 The Fenway, Boston, MA 02115

2

ABILITY TO PRODUCE STUDIES AND BID DOCS IN A TIMELY MANNER

3

ABILITY TO SPECIFY COMPLIMENTARY PRODUCTS AND MATERIALS

Janet Fishstein Simmons College Director of Facilities [617] 521-2284

Boston, MA PIC: Randy Kreie, AIA

A 2005 study identified the existing Fens Dining Hall as being undersized for its current population and identified the need for an expansion of the facility. DiMella Shaffer worked closely with the College and Food Service provider to develop a program that would provide sufficient expansion to the kitchen, servery and seating area to accommodate a 12% growth by 2012. This resulted in doubling the existing servery and kitchen area and a 20%(169 seats) increase in the seating area. In addition to the expansion of the dining facility, the College desired an accessible pedestrian connection to a new underground parking garage being constructed in the center of its academic quadrangle as well as any improvements that the expansion project could make to the existing campus shipping and receiving area. The project was constructed in the three month time between commencement and the start of classes in September.

2008

$6,000

$280

PROJECT DETAILS FINISH DATE: September 2008 CONSTRUCTION COST: $6,345,000 SQUARE FEET: 17,500

The design solution expanded the roof structure at the College Center above the dining hall to create a larger two-story space that allows dining on two levels. The two-level space opens the below-grade dining hall and provides views of the new quadrangle. The levels are joined by monumental stairs and by an elevator which provides access to the parking garage, new quadrangle, dining hall and college center. Modest changes to shipping and receiving areas have provided critical separation between student circulation and service circulation. Working closely with the construction manager, demolition of the existing kitchen commenced in May, 2008 and the new facility opened on September 1, 2008.

Updated May 2014

DSB Application Form Page 13

8a. a.

Current and Relevant Work By Prime Applicant Or Joint-Venture Members. Include ONLY Work Which Best Illustrates Current Qualifications In The Areas Listed In The Advertisement (List Up To But Not More Than 5 Projects).

Project Name And Location b. Brief Description Of Project And C. Client’s Name, Address And Phone d. Completion e. Project Cost (In Thousands) Principal-In-Charge Services (Include Reference To Number (Include Name Of Contact Person) Date (Actual Construction Relevant Experience) Or Estimated) Costs (Actual, Or Fee for Work for Which Firm Was Estimated If Not Responsible Completed)

THE NEW ENGLAND COLLEGE OF OPTOMETRY

1

EXPERIENCE WITH OCCUPIED HE SPACE WITH TECHNICAL INFRASTRUCTRE REQUIREMENTS

New England College of Optometry 424 Beacon St, Boston, MA 02115

3

ABILITY TO SPECIFY COMPLIMENTARY PRODUCTS AND MATERIALS

Dr. Terrance Neylon, Former Director of Administration & Planning, New England College of Optometry [617] 719-3457

Boston, MA PIC: Frank DiMella

As part of a larger renovation project to improve accessibility and modernize the institution, the Library was kept from isolation from the main traffic patterns of the atrium floors above, an adjacent structure was reconstructed at the first-floor level to allow for a new open stair directly from the student services area to the new library entry. According to the library director, the improved access from the atrium level and the proximity of the café play a significant role in the library becoming a fundamental element of the College and a hub of student activity.

Updated May 2014

2001

$4,000

$400

PROJECT DETAILS FINISH DATE: 2001 CONSTRUCTION COST: $4,000,000 SQUARE FEET: 79,000 SF

DSB Application Form Page 14

List Current and Relevant Work By Sub-Consultants Which Best Illustrates Current Qualifications In The Areas Listed In The Advertisement (Up To But Not More Than 5 Projects For Each SubConsultant). Use Additional Sheets Only As Required For The Number Of Sub-Consultants Requested In The Advertisement.

Sub-Consultant Name: R.W. Sullivan Engineering / MECHNICAL AND ELECTRICAL a.

Project Name and Location b. Brief Description Of Project and c. Client’s Name, Address And Phone d. Completion e. Project Cost (In Thousands) Principal-In-Charge Services (Include Reference To Number. Include Name Of Contact Person Date (Actual Construction Relevant Experience Or Estimated) Costs (Actual, Or Fee For Work For Which Firm Was/Is Estimated If Not Responsible Completed) (1) North Shore Community College Expansions to the Lynn campus at North Shepley Bulfinch 8b.

Lynn, MA Paul D. Sullivan, P.E., LEED AP

(2) Bunker Hill Community College Charlestown, MA Paul D. Sullivan, P.E., LEED AP

(3) Holyoke Community College Holyoke, MA

Shore Community College (NSCC), which includes addition and renovation to the (3) storey, 160,000 SF McGee building.

The building was a mixed-use building consisting of classrooms, laboratories, offices, library, cafeteria, and gymnasium.

2 Seaport Lane Boston, MA 02110

A 48,000 SF new addition for health education and training as well as athletic programs. The project included a competition gym, fitness center, “smart” classrooms, faculty offices, as well as teaching classrooms, ultrasound, x-ray, medical imaging, and nursing.

DiNisco Design Partnership 87 Summer Street Boston, MA 02110

The project included the subdivision of room G216-B into a (3) room “Renewable Energy Lab Suite.”

PRA Architects, PC 700 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, MA 02139

2012

$15,000

$ 25

2011

$ 23,200

$ 100

2012

N/A

$ 12

2012

$ 20,000

$ 385

2010

$ 4,000

$ 125

William Fitzpatrick [617] 423-1700

Richard Rice [617] 426-2858

Paul D. Sullivan, P.E., LEED AP Preston Richardson [617] 354-3561

(4) Fitchburg State University Hammond Campus Center Fitchburg, MA Paul D. Sullivan, P.E. LEED AP

(5) Salem State University Stanley Building Salem, MA Paul D. Sullivan, P.E., LEED AP

Updated May 2014

An addition of a (6) story all-glass entrance tower and partial renovations to 55,000 SF of existing 160,000 SF Campus Center.

The project included replacement of the 600-ton steam absorption chiller plant with a new electric 550-ton chiller plant.

DiMella Shaffer Associates 281 Summer Street Boston, MA 02210

Included renovations to 15,500 sq/ft on the 1st and 2nd floors. The 1st floor included two new stairwells, IT repairs shop, break room, and the facilities shop space. The 2nd floor included the IT department, computer labs, conference room, open offices, and egress space.

Winter Street Architects 209 Essex Street, Suite 300 Salem, MA 01970

Alex Adkins [617] 426-5004

Miika Ebbrell [978] 744-7379

DSB Application Form Page 15

List Current and Relevant Work By Sub-Consultants Which Best Illustrates Current Qualifications In The Areas Listed In The Advertisement (Up To But Not More Than 5 Projects For Each SubConsultant). Use Additional Sheets Only As Required For The Number Of Sub-Consultants Requested In The Advertisement.

Sub-Consultant Name: VAV International, Inc. / PLUMBING AND FIRE PROTECTION a.

Project Name and Location b. Brief Description Of Project and c. Client’s Name, Address And Phone d. Completion e. Project Cost (In Thousands) Principal-In-Charge Services (Include Reference To Number. Include Name Of Contact Person Date (Actual Construction Relevant Experience Or Estimated) Costs (Actual, Or Fee For Work For Which Firm Was/Is Estimated If Not Responsible Completed) (1) UMass Darmouth ▪ Textile Lab 108 Nault Architects 8b.

Semoon Oh

▪ ▪ ▪ ▪

(2) UMass Amherst

▪

(House Doctor under an Architect) Dartmouth, MA.

(House Doctor under an Architect) Amherst, MA. Semoon Oh

(3) UMass Lowell (House Doctor under an Architect & Prime MEP House Doctor) Lowell, MA Semoon Oh

(4) DCAMM OFM (Prime MEP House Doctor) State-wide Semoon Oh

(5) Mass Military Division (Prime MEP House Doctor) State-wide Semoon Oh

Updated May 2014

▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪

Dining Commons Tripp Athletic Center Manke Lab Maplewood Residence Hall Bathroom renovations.

71 Hope Avenue Worcester, MA 01603

Goessmann Labs- total MP/FP infrastructure replacement & Renovation NW Regional chilled water loop study Chenoweth Labs- MP/FP infrastructure & phase renovations.

Lovley Microbiology- M4N Floor 4, MP/ FP

Nault Architects 71 Hope Avenue Worcester, MA 01603

Saab ETIC Study/ troubleshoot of air and DI systems Falmouth Hall Engineering Lab Dry Lab. Wannalancit.

Library chilled water system modifications.

Prime Designer to UMass Lowell.

600 Suffolk Street Lowell, MA 01854 Rupinder Sembhi, Fred Gavriel, Paul Piraino, Gary Delehanti, Leanne Peters.

[978] 934-4823

2010-2014

$10,000 (Est)

$190 (Est)

2004-2014

$40,000

$300

2014-2016

TBD

$500

2014-2016 2016-2018

TBD TBD

$500 $500

2015-2017

TBD

$500

Steve Van Dyke, Principal [508] 755-6134

Steve Van Dyke, Principal [508] 755-6134

Integrated Facility Management Plan, Waltham Fernald Campus Boiler Plant, DYS Springfield, DYS Westborough, State Police Academy Boiler Plant, McCormack Building Data Center,

DCAMM ( OFM) McCormack Building, Boston, MA

Milford Complex, and other facilities TBD for MEP engineering.

DCAMM ( OFM) McCormack Building, Boston, MA

BJ Mohammadipour [617] 549-7898

BJ Mohammadipour [617] 549-7898

DSB Application Form Page 16

List Current and Relevant Work By Sub-Consultants Which Best Illustrates Current Qualifications In The Areas Listed In The Advertisement (Up To But Not More Than 5 Projects For Each SubConsultant). Use Additional Sheets Only As Required For The Number Of Sub-Consultants Requested In The Advertisement.

Sub-Consultant Name: Green International / STRUCTURAL ENGINEER a.

Project Name and Location b. Brief Description Of Project and c. Client’s Name, Address And Phone d. Completion e. Project Cost (In Thousands) Principal-In-Charge Services (Include Reference To Number. Include Name Of Contact Person Date (Actual Construction Relevant Experience Or Estimated) Costs (Actual, Or Fee For Work For Which Firm Was/Is Estimated If Not Responsible Completed) (1) University of Rhode Island Providing structural and civil/site design Durkee, Brown, Viveiros & 8b.

Renovations to Ranger Hall Kingston, RI

(2) Beverly and BayRidge Hospitals On-Call Campus Improvements Danvers/Beverly/Lynn, MA

(3) DCAMM Courts Capital Master Plan Statewide, MA Ko Ishikura, P.E.

(4) Markley Group On-Call Structural Engineering Services Boston, MA Ko Ishikura, P.E.

(5) Middlesex House of Correction Steam Tunnel Repairs Billerica, MA Ko Ishikura, P.E.

Updated May 2014

services for renovations to Ranger Hall.

Designed structural upgrades necessary due to the removal of numerous interior bearing and shear walls on the 1st floor level, new structure to support an elevator and comply with ADA regulations

Werenfels Architects

On-call structural, civil/site, and landscape design services for a number of hospital campus improvements, including structural repairs and upgrades to the central plant, which were done while maintaining full operation to the hospital, structural repairs to the parking garage, and miscellaneous

Northeast Health Systems Beverly, MA

Green is the structural engineering consultant for this project. Green performed preliminary structural evaluations of four existing court house structures that will be undergoing renovations and will assist the architect with general structural questions in the development of a Capital Plan and

Ricci Greene Associates New York, NY

Green is providing structural engineering services to the owner of this multi-tenant, mission-critical telecommunications and data center. Client requirements for new electrical and mechanical equipment re-

Markley Group Boston, MA

Green served as the structural engineering sub-consultant to the contractor and was involved in the structural analysis and design for a new roof slab for the existing 110-foot long underground steam tunnel..

Green analyzed the roof for vehicular

Bond Brothers Everett, MA

2016 (e)

$3,900

$44

Ongoing

N/A (Multiple Projects)

N/A (Multiple Projects)

2016 (e)

N/A

$20

Ongoing

N/A (Multiple Projects)

N/A (Multiple Projects)

2012

N/A

$9

Michael Viveiros, AIA [401] 831-1240

Edmund Lydon, Director of Support Services [978] 922-3000 x 2953

Ryan Critchfield, AIA [212] 563-915

Luke Kipfer [617] 451-6464

Anders Youngren [617] 387-3400

DSB Application Form Page 17

List Current and Relevant Work By Sub-Consultants Which Best Illustrates Current Qualifications In The Areas Listed In The Advertisement (Up To But Not More Than 5 Projects For Each SubConsultant). Use Additional Sheets Only As Required For The Number Of Sub-Consultants Requested In The Advertisement.

Sub-Consultant Name: Nitsch Engineering Inc. / CIVIL ENGINEER a.

Project Name and Location b. Brief Description Of Project and c. Client’s Name, Address And Phone d. Completion e. Project Cost (In Thousands) Principal-In-Charge Services (Include Reference To Number. Include Name Of Contact Person Date (Actual Construction Relevant Experience Or Estimated) Costs (Actual, Or Fee For Work For Which Firm Was/Is Estimated If Not Responsible Completed) (1) Fitchburg State College Provided civil engineering services for Alfred Wojciechowski, AIA, Principal-in-Charge 8b.

Science Center Fitchburg, MA Lisa A. Brothers, PE, LEED AP BD+C

(2) Salem State University Marsh Residence Hall and Dining Commons Salem, MA Lisa A. Brothers, PE, LEED AP BD+C

(3) Bridgewater State University George A. Weygand Hall Bridgewater, MA Lisa A. Brothers, PE, LEED AP BD+C

(4) Bridgewater State University Marshall Conant Science Building Bridgewater, MA Lisa A. Brothers, PE, LEED AP BD+C

(5) State College Master Plan Study Various Locations, MA Lisa A. Brothers, PE, LEED AP BD+C

Updated May 2014

study, renovation/expansion. The renovated building and new addition are linked by a 3,000 sf common area. Utilities and grading support the science facility. CA services were provided. The building earned LEED Silver.

CBT Architects 110 Canal Street Boston, MA 02114 [617] 262-4354

Provided civil engineering services associated with design/construction of new residence hall and campus center. The project achieved LEED Gold certification.

Provided design and layout of site grading, drainage and truck loading access area. We also provided water quantity modeling.

Don Klema, Senior Associate Dimella Shaffer 281 Summer Street Boston, MA 02210 [617] 426-5004

Provided civil engineering services for new, 160k sf residence hall on East Campus.

Designed site utilities (water, sewer, and drainage) and stormwater management system. Assisted with the permitting process and provided construction administration services.

David Damon Associate Principal Perkins + Will 225 Franklin Street, Suite 1100 Boston, MA 02110 [617] 478-0300

Provided utility design (water, sewer, and drainage) to support the new building, as well as site roadway and parking lot grading and layout design. Prepared Draft SWPPP and NOI for Stormwater Discharges under NPDES General Permit;

Todd C. Sloane, AIA, Associate Principal Payette Associates, Inc. 290 Congress Street, 5th Floor Boston, MA 02210 [617] 895-1000

Provided civil and traffic engineering services for master plans for nine campuses. Identified utility infrastructure for all nine campuses, and identified traffic and parking issues at 4 campuses.

David Lynch Division of Capital Asset Management Office of Planning, Design & Construction One Ashburton Place, 15th Floor Boston, MA 02108 [617] 727-4050

2013

$57,000

$98.4

2010

$57,500

$84

2013

$49,000

$83.5

2012

$75,000

$170

2007

N/A

$45.7

DSB Application Form Page 18

List Current and Relevant Work By Sub-Consultants Which Best Illustrates Current Qualifications In The Areas Listed In The Advertisement (Up To But Not More Than 5 Projects For Each SubConsultant). Use Additional Sheets Only As Required For The Number Of Sub-Consultants Requested In The Advertisement.

Sub-Consultant Name: VJ Associates of New England / COST ESTIMATOR a.

Project Name and Location b. Brief Description Of Project and c. Client’s Name, Address And Phone d. Completion e. Project Cost (In Thousands) Principal-In-Charge Services (Include Reference To Number. Include Name Of Contact Person Date (Actual Construction Relevant Experience Or Estimated) Costs (Actual, Or Fee For Work For Which Firm Was/Is Estimated If Not Responsible Completed) (1) Fitchburg State University VJ Associates provided estimating Cannon Design 8b.

Comprehensive Energy Consulting Services Fitchburg, MA

(2) Salem State University Meier Hall Biology Lab Renovations Salem, MA Clive Tysoe, CCC, MRICS

(3) Bridgewater State University Maxwell Library Accessibility and Elevator Modernization Bridgewater, MA Clive Tysoe, CCC, MRICS

(4) University of Massachusetts Amherst Lederle Graduate Research Center / Lowrise Building Window Replacement Amherst, MA Clive Tysoe, CCC, MRICS

(5) University of Massachusetts Boston Roof and Façade Repairs Boston, MA Clive Tysoe, CCC, MRICS

Updated May 2014

services for the Study to evaluate Energy Conservation and Renewable Energy Measures for implementation in capital improvements, and for preparation of schematic level 30% design documents and 100% performance specifications.

99 Summer Street #600 Boston, MA 02110 Susan Davis, AIA, LEED AP [617] 742-5440

VJ Associates provided cost estimating services for 5,600sf of renovations on the 4th floor of this existing academic building to upgrade the facilities for use as Biology Labs.

Baker / Wohl Architects 132 Lincoln Street, #4 Boston, MA 02111

As part of a house doctor assignment, VJ Associates provided cost estimating services for the feasibility study and final design for the replacement of two elevators and accessibility improvements in BSU’s Maxwell Library, a 1970’s four-story building.

McGinley Kalsow & Associates, Inc. 324 Broadway Somerville, MA 02145

Cost estimating services for removal and replacement of windows for a 134,500 sf building that houses the Integrated Science and Engineering Library, and a computer wing that serves the Computer Sciences and Information Technologies Department.

Goldman Reindorf Architects 427 Watertown Street Newton, MA 02458

VJ Associates provided cost estimates for the roof replacement and repairs for McCormick Hall, Wheatley Hall, and Healey Library. Work also included repairs at existing façades and parapets at affected areas to ensure that water leaks and migration are eliminated.

Simpson Gumpertz & Heger 41 Seyon Street Waltham, MA 02453

2016 (Study Complete)

$6,729 (Est. Total Cost to Implement Energy Conservation Measures)

$14.0

2014

$988

$11.8

2015 (Study Complete)

TBD

$6.0 (Feasibility Study)

Ahmed Idris, RA, LEED AP BD+C [617] 350-7420

Douglas Manley AIA, LEED AP, Associate [617] 625-8901

$6.5 (Final Design)

Final Design in Progress

2014

$2,727

$5.0

2013

$2,440 (Wheatley Hall) $3,500 (McCormack Hall) $1,600

$20.0

Mitchell Goldman [617] 467-3119

Laura Kellett, Staff II Building Technology [617] 907-9000

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List Current and Relevant Work By Sub-Consultants Which Best Illustrates Current Qualifications In The Areas Listed In The Advertisement (Up To But Not More Than 5 Projects For Each SubConsultant). Use Additional Sheets Only As Required For The Number Of Sub-Consultants Requested In The Advertisement.

Sub-Consultant Name: Kalin Associates / SPECIFICATIONS CONSULTANT a.

Project Name and Location b. Brief Description Of Project and c. Client’s Name, Address And Phone d. Completion e. Project Cost (In Thousands) Principal-In-Charge Services (Include Reference To Number. Include Name Of Contact Person Date (Actual Construction Relevant Experience Or Estimated) Costs (Actual, Or Fee For Work For Which Firm Was/Is Estimated If Not Responsible Completed) (1) Springfield Municipal Police Facility MGL Chap. 149 Filed Sub-Bids City of Springfield 8b.

Bldg 11 Renovations Springfield, MA Mark Kalin, Specification Writer Kalin Associates Inc.

(2) Westfield State University Dining Commons Expansion Westfield, MA Mark Kalin, Specification Writer Kalin Associates Inc.

(3) Bridgewater State University Welcome Center West Barnstable, MA

Architectural specification writing, coordination of team specifications. Assistance with product selection

Springfield, MA Client: OMR Architects 543 Mass Ave, West Acton, MA 01720 Contact: Marty Kretsch

MGL Chap. 149 Filed Sub-Bids Architectural specification writing, coordination of team specifications. Assistance with product selection.

MSCBA, Westfield State University Westfield, MA Client: Cambridge Seven Associates 1050 Massachusetts Ave Cambridge, MA Contact: Tim Mansfield [617] 492-7000

MGL Chap. 149 Filed Sub-Bids Architectural specification

Bridgewater Sate University Bridgewater, MA Client: Perry Dean Rogers | Partners 177 Milk Street, Boston, MA 02109 Contact: Tom McCarty [617] 423-0100

MGL Chap. 149 Filed Sub-Bids Architectural specification writing, coordination of team specifications. LEED Certified. Assistance with product selection

Greenfield Community College Greenfield, MA Client: Gensler One Beacon Street, Boston, MA Contact: Al Soto [617] 619-5764

MGL Chap. 149 Filed Sub-Bids Architectural specification writing, coordination of team specifications. Assistance with product selection.

Worcester State College Worcester, MA Client: Miller Dyer Spears 99 Chauncy St, Boston, MA 02111 Contact: Will Spears [617] 338-5350

Mark Kalin, Specification Writer Kalin Associates Inc.

(4) Greenfield Community College Main Building Core Modernization Project Greenfield, MA Mark Kalin, Specification Writer Kalin Associates Inc.

(5) Worcester State College Renovations to Admin Building Worcester, MA Mark Kalin, Specification Writer Kalin Associates Inc.

Updated May 2014

2009 Actual

$1,500

$4

2012 Actual

$2,000

$5

2013 Estimated

$2,000

$4

2010 Actual

$10,000

$18

2009 Actual

$5,000

$16

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List Current and Relevant Work By Sub-Consultants Which Best Illustrates Current Qualifications In The Areas Listed In The Advertisement (Up To But Not More Than 5 Projects For Each SubConsultant). Use Additional Sheets Only As Required For The Number Of Sub-Consultants Requested In The Advertisement.

Sub-Consultant Name: RW Sullivan Engineering / BUILDING CODE CONSULTANT a.

Project Name and Location b. Brief Description Of Project and c. Client’s Name, Address And Phone d. Completion e. Project Cost (In Thousands) Principal-In-Charge Services (Include Reference To Number. Include Name Of Contact Person Date (Actual Construction Relevant Experience Or Estimated) Costs (Actual, Or Fee For Work For Which Firm Was/Is Estimated If Not Responsible Completed) (1) Fitchburg State University MEP/FP and Code Consulting services for DiMella Shaffer Associates 8b.

Hammond Hall Fitchburg, MA Kevin S. Hastings, P.E., LEED AP

(2) Salem State University Ellison Campus Center Study Salem, MA Paul D. Sullivan, P.E., LEED AP

(3) Fitchburg State University Mara Village Fitchburg, MA

partial renovations to the existing (6) story Hammond Campus Center, east wing library archives/ meeting rooms, game room, gallery space, offices and first floor event space.

281 Summer Street Boston, MA 02210

Existing conditions assessment of a 50,000 sq/ft, 3-story building for suitability for long term renovation and reuse as campus center as well as feasibility of incorporating the North Campus Dining Commons into the student center.

DiMella Shaffer Associates 281 Summer Street Boston, MA 02210

Code consulting services were provided for this project which included the existing buildings, seven dormitories and one commons building sprinklered.

Childs Bertman Tseckares, Inc. 110 Canal Street Boston, MA 02114

Kevin S. Hastings, P.E., LEED AP

(4) Fitchburg State University 22 Cedar Street Fitchburg, MA Paul D. Sullivan, P.E., LEED AP

(5) UMass Boston House Doctor Boston, MA Paul D. Sullivan, P.E., LEED AP

Updated May 2014

2016

$8,000

$2,000

2015

N/A

$19

2008

N/A

$2.4

2010

N/A

$2.3

2012

$2,000

$500

Alex Adkins [617] 426-5004

Alex Adkins [617] 426-5004

John Carlson [617] 262-4354

Code consulting services were provided for an existing high-rise that was undergoing renovations. Special consideration was taken for the accessibility needs of the facility due to the extensive renovations that were done on the building within the

Childs Bertman Tseckares, Inc. 110 Canal Street Boston, MA 02114

R.W. Sullivan provided code consulting services which consisted of multiple projects under a multi-year contract to evaluate code issues and perform building assessments on various types of buildings across campus.

UMass Boston 100 Morrisey Blvd Boston, MA 02111

William Savage [617] 262-4354

James Coen [617] 727-4045

DSB Application Form Page 21

9.

List All Projects Within The Past 5 Years For Which Prime Applicant Has Performed, Or Has Entered Into A Contract To Perform, Any Design Services For All Public Agencies Within The Commonwealth.

# of Total Projects: Phases Role P, C, JV St., Sch., D.D., * C.D.,A.C.*

6

# of Active Projects:

1

Project Name, Location and Principal-In-Charge

Total Construction Cost (In Thousands) of Active Projects (excluding studies):

$102

Construction Costs Awarding Authority (Include Contact Name and (In Thousands) (Actual, Or Phone Number) Estimated If Not

Completion Date (Actual or Estimated) (R)Renovation or (N)New

P

ST, SCH, DD, CD, AC

Fitchburg State University: Student Center Fitchburg, MA PIC: Ed Hodges

Janet Chrisos Massachusetts State College Building Authority [617] 542-1081

$12,200

2012 (R)

P

ST, SCH, DD, CD, AC

North Shore Community College: Health Professions/Student Services Building Danvers, MA PIC: Peter Shaffer

Wayne Burton, President North Shore Community College [978] 762-4000 x430

$26,000

2012(N)

P

ST, SCH, DD, CD, AC

South College Academic Facility Amherst, MA PIC: Randy Kreie

Thomas P. Huf, Senior Education Facilities Planner UMass Building Authority [413] 577-1743

40,000

07/15 (R/N)

P

ST, SCH, DD, CD, AC

Salem State University Fitness Center Salem, MA PIC: Ed Hodges

Edward Adelman Massachusetts State College Building Authority [617] 542-1081 x17

$11,900

2013 (N)

P

ST

Salem State University: Ellison Campus Center Study Salem, MA PIC: Ed Hodges

Edward Adelman Massachusetts State College Building Authority [617] 542-1081 x17

N/A Study

2015 (R)

P

ST, SCH, DD, CD, AC

Northern Essex Community College: Spurk Renovations Haverhill, MA PIC: Ed Hodges

Joan Freeman, Project Manager DCAMM [617] 727-4050

$12,374

2017 (R)

* P = Principal; C = Consultant; JV = Joint Venture; St. = Study; Sch. = Schematic; D.D. = Design Development; C.D. = Construction Documents; A.C. = Administration of Contract

Updated May 2014

DSB Application Form Page 22

11.

Professional Liability Insurance: Name of Company

1 EXPERIENCE

Aggregate Amount

Policy Number

Expiration Date

DEMONSTRATED EXPERIENCE WITH RENOVATION OF OCCUPIED HIGHER EDUCATION SPACE OF COMPARABLE AGE AND CONDITION INCLUDING THE DESIGN OF SPACES WITH HIGHLY TECHNICAL INFRASTRUCTURE REQUIREMENTS.

EXPERIENCE WITH RENOVATION OF OCCUPIED HIGHER EDUCATION SPACE OF COMPARABLE SIZE AND CONDITION DiMella Shaffer has a broad range of modernization and repurposing buildings for academic use, from historic structures to 1970’s era facilities. DiMella Shaffer developed a program and Master Plan for the building so that a long-term plan for phased improvements could be funded and implemented allowing for continued use of the 40 year-old facility. Following approval of the master plan, DSA and Lee Kennedy Company, Construction Manager defined five phases of construction which would allow the building to be upgraded while it remained open. With the definition of phases in place, the Massachusetts State College Building Authority and Fitchburg State University secured financing for Phase One in May 2011.

Through the many phases of construction, the design and construction team became familiar with and learned from the common issues typical of buildings constructed in this era such as failing exterior envelope, hazardous material abatement and tight ceiling heights. Exterior masonry wall flashings, control joints and aluminum windows were in various conditions of deterioration and the caulking and mastic consistently tested positive for hazardous material. Likewise, ductwork joints and much of the GWB joint compounds contained hazardous material. This resulted in a very focused demolition scope working closely with an abatement consultant, and other trades that are impacted by this work. As part of the modernization, new HVAC distribution systems and fire protection had to be carefully coordinated to fit within the existing suspended ceiling height. Existing concrete beam penetrations were re-used and carefully surveyed and incorporated into the BIM model. Even with this care, the concrete floor structure often sagged, which required that the architectural design allow for tolerance where the ceiling intersected with elements such as door frames. Increased amounts of roof insulation to meet current energy codes also created a challenge where there was minimal space at the roof edge and curbs of penthouses. Additional roof drains were necessary in some locations to maintain drainage slope.

In addition to the renovation and repurposing attributes of the Fitchburg State University project, it was also designed, in part, to define the edge of the campus and the town. The University was interested in modernizing the facility and engaging the downtown with a main entrance. DiMella Shaffer proposed a significant alteration with the addition of a new glass and metal tower in contrast to the existing horizontal windows and brick masonry. This tower, situated on the main vehicular approach from the town, is now the iconic “front door” to the campus. By excavating the exterior grade to create a new accessible entrance at street level, new exterior hang-out, study and recreational spaces were created, allowing the internal activities of the building to be seen from the street. Given its 24/7 operation, the presence of the campus from the outside community has been transformational.

1

2

3

1| Fitchburg State University Hammond Campus Center, Main Entrance 2| Fitchburg State University, Exterior hang-out / study space, 3| Fitchburg State University, Confernece Space Updated May 2014

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Professional Liability Insurance: Name of Company

Aggregate Amount

Policy Number

Expiration Date

DESIGN OF SPACES WITH TECHNICAL INFRASTRUCTURE REQUIREMENTS Older buildings often speak to us across the decades. Those preserved for historical or practical considerations, and later reborn to address modern needs and usage, have unique characteristics that resonate across the years.

DiMella Shaffer’s architects are respectful of the history and traditions embodied in existing structures, and fully qualified to give those buildings a new lease on life in the 21st century. Notable details and craftsmanship are celebrated and lovingly restored by our team members, who also have a proven track record of integrating modern systems, infrastructure, regulations, and conveniences with the existing framework of older buildings. Our success in safeguarding and revitalizing historically significant properties has been recognized repeatedly through the prestigious awards our work has received in this highly specialized domain of architectural practice.

New uses for nineteenth and early twentieth century structures often require the introduction of, or the upgrade of, utilities and services that were never imagined when the structures were built. Early identification of these upgrades can have an impact on the cost and phasing of construction. Often, they become independent projects, particularly when they involve neighboring sites and buildings.

At the Armed Forces Retirement Home in Washington DC, DiMella Shaffer replaced the post-war campus commons with a new facility in the same location. The existing campus commons housed the chilled water plant for all residential buildings and also housed the Technology/Data center for the entire campus. The need to relocate this campus-wide infrastructure resulted in two separate projects that had to be completed before the existing campus commons could be razed. The IT /Data center was relocated into the basement level of the original 1845 Soldiers Home Dormitory, which is a building of contributing significance to the US Soldiers Home National Monument. Approval of both exterior and interior modifications had to be obtained from the AFRH designated Historical Officer and from the National Parks Service, National Capital Planning Commission and US Commission of Fine Arts as part of the Home’s Historic Master Plan agreement.

1

2

3

1| Hamil Mill Lofts, Historic Preservation and Restoration, 2| Winchester Lofts, Historic Preservation and Restoration 3| Boston College, St. Mary’s Hall, Historic Preservation and Restoration Updated May 2014

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11.

Professional Liability Insurance: Name of Company

Aggregate Amount

Policy Number

Expiration Date

DESIGN OF SPACES WITH TECHNICAL INFRASTRUCTURE REQUIREMENTS Older buildings often speak to us across the decades. Those preserved for historical or practical considerations, and later reborn to address modern needs and usage, have unique characteristics that resonate across the years.

DiMella Shaffer’s architects are respectful of the history and traditions embodied in existing structures, and fully qualified to give those buildings a new lease on life in the 21st century. Notable details and craftsmanship are celebrated and lovingly restored by our team members, who also have a proven track record of integrating modern systems, infrastructure, regulations, and conveniences with the existing framework of older buildings. Our success in safeguarding and revitalizing historically significant properties has been recognized repeatedly through the prestigious awards our work has received in this highly specialized domain of architectural practice.

New uses for nineteenth and early twentieth century structures often require the introduction of, or the upgrade of, utilities and services that were never imagined when the structures were built. Early identification of these upgrades can have an impact on the cost and phasing of construction. Often, they become independent projects, particularly when they involve neighboring sites and buildings.

At the Armed Forces Retirement Home in Washington DC, DiMella Shaffer replaced the post-war campus commons with a new facility in the same location. The existing campus commons housed the chilled water plant for all residential buildings and also housed the Technology/Data center for the entire campus. The need to relocate this campus-wide infrastructure resulted in two separate projects that had to be completed before the existing campus commons could be razed. The IT /Data center was relocated into the basement level of the original 1845 Soldiers Home Dormitory, which is a building of contributing significance to the US Soldiers Home National Monument. Approval of both exterior and interior modifications had to be obtained from the AFRH designated Historical Officer and from the National Parks Service, National Capital Planning Commission and US Commission of Fine Arts as part of the Home’s Historic Master Plan agreement.

Our experience in Historic Mill renovations- in New Haven, Haverhill, and Lawrence are particularly relevant to Building #19 given the similar building structural systems and scale and proportions. Site specific infrastructure improvements such as on-site power access, sanitary and storm sewer separation and sufficient water supply have all been issues as these large buildings undergo development into more intensified uses.

1

2

3

1| Hamil Mill Lofts, Historic Preservation and Restoration, 2| Winchester Lofts, Historic Preservation and Restoration 3| Boston College, St. Mary’s Hall, Historic Preservation and Restoration Updated May 2014

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11.

Professional Liability Insurance: Name of Company

Aggregate Amount

2 DCAMM EXPERIENCE

Policy Number

Expiration Date

DEMONSTRATED ABILITY TO PRODUCE DCAMM CERTIFIABLE STUDIES AND BID DOCUMENTS IN A TIMELY MANNER WITH A MINIMUM OF ERRORS OMISSION AND WITH QUICK TURNAROUND TO MEET COMPLEX PROJECT SCHEUDLES.

Since May of 2014, DiMella Shaffer has produced three certified studies for DCAMM, the first being completed and certified in four months. Other studies have been completed for the MSCBA in the DCAMM study format in a similar time frame. The Hammond Campus Center Renovation study was completed in four months, as was the study for the Gallucio-Cirio Library Renovation. DiMella Shaffer has produced bid documents in a timely manner for the MSCBA, and in a timely manner to meet established DCAMM project schedules and review requirements.

1

2

3

1| Salem State University Ellison Campus Center Study, 2| Fitchburg State University, Hammond Campus Center, 3| Fitchburg State University Gallucio-Ciro Librbary Updated May 2014

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Professional Liability Insurance: Name of Company

Aggregate Amount

3 PRODUCTS & MATERIALS

Policy Number

Expiration Date

DEMONSTRATED ABILITY TO SPECIFY PRODUCTS AND MATERIALS THAT COMPLEMENT THOSE USED IN THE BUILDING BEING RENOVATED AND SURROUNDING BUILDING SPACES.

We understand that campuses have palettes of materials that have sustained them over time – an affinity of materials. Some campuses are very homogeneous such as Yale, where much of it was built in a short period of time – while at others, variety is integral to the character. DiMella Shaffer believes that new structures in this context should take a specific approach to the relationship between materials. For Fitchburg State University, careful integration of the old and new will be crucial to a successful design.

Our recently completed award winning renovation and restoration of St. Marys Hall at Boston College exemplifies our ability to specify products and materials that compliment the existing surrounding building spaces. Our recent renovation of Hammond Campus Center represents our ability to enhance existing architectural features, while at the same time providing new complimentary finishes, furniture and colors to enliven tired spaces. Our Winchester Lofts Phase 1 mill renovation is another example where we recently won a merit award from the New Haven Preservation Association.

2

1

3

1| Boston College, St. Mary’s Hall, 2| Fitchburg State University, Hammond Campus Center, 3| Winchester Lofts Updated May 2014

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11.

Professional Liability Insurance: Name of Company

Aggregate Amount

Lexington Insurance Company

12.

$3,000,000

Policy Number

Expiration Date

031711025

May 13, 2016

YES or NO. If YES, please include the name(s) of the Project(s) and Client(s), and an explanation (attach separate sheet if necessary).

Fox Hill Senior Living Condominium | Client: Sunrise Development, Inc. Summary: After project completion, Developer alleged that design and engineering team errors and omissions contributed to increased project costs and delays.

Negotiated settlement of all issues was accomplished by mediation with multiple parties. Status: Settled November 2011 260 Commercial Street Condominiums | Client: 260 Commercial Street, LLC Summary: Claim from successor condominium association against developer, general contractor, sub-contractors and architect to recover window replacement remediation expenses and alleging water intrusion resulted from improperly performed construction work. Status: Settled March 2013

13.

Name Of Sole Proprietor Or Names Of All Firm Partners and Officers: Name a. Frank DiMella b. Peter Shaffer c. Diane Dooley

Title

MA Reg #

Principal Principal Sec. Treasurer

3285 3874 10802

Status/Discipline Architect Architect Architect

Name d. Edward K. Hodges e. Randy Kreie f.

Title

Name d. e. f.

Title

Principal Principal

MA Reg # 7831 10945

Status/Discipline Architect Architect

14.

If Corporation, orporation, Provide Names Of All Members Of The Board Of Directors: Name Title MA Reg # Status/Discipline a. Randy E. Kreie President 10945 Architect Vice President 7831 Architect b. Edward K. Hodges Secretary/Treasurer 10802 Architect c. Diane M. Dooley

15.

Names Of All Owners (Stocks Or Other Ownership):

16.

Name And Title % Ownership MA. Reg.# Status/Discipline Name And Title % Ownership MA. Reg.# Status/Discipline a. Randy K. Kreie, Principal 31% 10945 Architect 8842 Architect g. Kenneth Hartfiel, Assc. Principal 2% b. Edward K. Hodges, Principal 31% 7831 Architect 2% 6270 Architect h. Donald Klema, Assc. Principal c. Diane M. Dooley, Principal 16% 10802 Architect 2% 10716 Architect i. Todd Thiel, Assc. Principal d. Stephen Keyser, Principal j. Frank Valdes, Assc. Principal 3% N/A Architect 2% 20276 Architect e. Alex Adkins, Assc. Principal k. Mark Herman, Assc. Principal 3% 7703 Architect 1.5% 7373 Architect f. David Godfroy, Assc. Principal 2% l. DiMella Shaffer Associates, Inc. 5.5% 20274 Architect N/A Architect I hereby certify that the undersigned is an Authorized Signatory of Firm and is a Principal or Officer of Firm. I further certify that this firm is a “Designer�, as that term is defined in Chapter 7C,

MA Reg #

Status/Discipline

Section 44 of the General Laws, or that the services required are limited to construction management or the preparation of master plans, studies, surveys, soil tests, cost estimates or programs.

The information contained in this application is true, accurate and sworn to by the undersigned under the pains and penalties of perjury.

Submitted by (Signature)

Updated May 2014

__________________________________________________

Printed Name and Title

Edward K. Hodges _______________________________

25 May 2016 Date ____________

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DSB S-CA

Commonwealth of Massachusetts

Designer Selection Board SUB-CONSULTANT ACKNOWLEDGMENT

Project:

Study and Design for Building Renovations, Repairs and Upgrades at Fitchburg State University (FSU)

Applicant Designer:

DiMella Shaffer

Sub-consultant:

R.W. Sullivan Engineering

SUB-CONSULTANT ACKNOWLEDGMENT The sub-consultant named above hereby certifies that it has been notified by the Applicant Designer that it has been nominated to perform work on the Applicant Designer’s team for the above Project, which is under consideration at the Designer Selection Board.

Signature of Sub-Consultant Duly Authorized Representative

Paul D. Sullivan, President Print Name and Title

Date

May 23, 2016

It is a requirement that all applicants supply this document signed, attached to the Original application, for each of the listed sub-consultants stating that they are aware and agree to being nominated by said applicant designer. Electronic signatures are accepted.

Updated May 2014

DSB Sub-Consultant Form

Commonwealth of Massachusetts

DSB S-CA

Designer Selection Board SUB-CONSULTANT ACKNOWLEDGMENT

Project:

DSB List #16-07 Item #1, Project Number 2016-HD Study and Design for Building Renovations, Repairs and Upgrades Fitchburg State University

Applicant Designer:

DiMella Schaffer

Sub-consultant:

VAV International, Inc.

SUB-CONSULTANT ACKNOWLEDGMENT The sub-consultant named above hereby certifies that it has been notified by the Applicant Designer that it has been nominated to perform work on the Applicant Designer’s team for the above Project, which is under consideration at the Designer Selection Board.

Semoon Oh Signature of Sub-Consultant Duly Authorized Representative

Semoon Oh, President Print Name and Title

05/23/2016 Date

It is a requirement that all applicants supply this document signed, attached to the application, for each of the listed sub-consultants stating that they are aware and agree to being nominated by said applicant designer. One copy must have an original signature. Electronic signatures are accepted

Updated February 2013

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DSB S-CA

Commonwealth of Massachusetts

Designer Selection Board SUB-CONSULTANT ACKNOWLEDGMENT

Project:

Fitchburg State University Study and Design for Building Renovations, Repairs and Upgrades

Applicant Designer:

DiMella Shaffer

Sub-consultant:

Nitsch Engineering Inc.

SUB-CONSULTANT ACKNOWLEDGMENT The sub-consultant named above hereby certifies that it has been notified by the Applicant Designer that it has been nominated to perform work on the Applicant Designer’s team for the above Project, which is under consideration at the Designer Selection Board.

Signature of Sub-Consultant Duly Authorized Representative

Lisa A. Brothers, PE, LEED AP BD+C, Chairman & CEO Print Name and Title

May 23, 2016 Date Nitsch #11607P It is a requirement that all applicants supply this document signed, attached to the Original application, for each of the listed sub-consultants stating that they are aware and agree to being nominated by said applicant designer. Electronic signatures are accepted.

Updated May 2014

DSB Sub-Consultant Form

DSB S-CA

Commonwealth of Massachusetts

Designer Selection Board SUB-CONSULTANT ACKNOWLEDGMENT

Project:

2016-HD Fitchburg State University (FSU) Study and Design for Building Renovations, Repairs & Upgrades

Applicant Designer:

DiMella Shaffer

Sub-consultant:

VJ Associates of New England, Inc.

SUB-CONSULTANT ACKNOWLEDGMENT The sub-consultant named above hereby certifies that it has been notified by the Applicant Designer that it has been nominated to perform work on the Applicant Designer’s team for the above Project, which is under consideration at the Designer Selection Board.

Signature of Sub-Consultant Duly Authorized Representative

Vijay Desai, President Print Name and Title

May 23, 2016 Date It is a requirement that all applicants supply this document signed, attached to the Original application, for each of the listed sub-consultants stating that they are aware and agree to being nominated by said applicant designer. Electronic signatures are accepted.

Updated May 2014

DSB Sub-Consultant Form

DSB S-CA

Commonwealth of Massachusetts

Designer Selection Board SUB-CONSULTANT ACKNOWLEDGMENT

Project:

DSB LIST # 16-07 / ITEM #1 – 2016-HD Study and Design for Building Renovations, Repairs & Upgrades Fitchburg State University

Applicant Designer:

DiMella Shaffer

Sub-consultant:

Kalin Associates Inc.

SUB-CONSULTANT ACKNOWLEDGMENT The sub-consultant named above hereby certifies that it has been notified by the Applicant Designer that it has been nominated to perform work on the Applicant Designer’s team for the above Project, which is under consideration at the Designer Selection Board.

Signature of Sub-Consultant Duly Authorized Representative

Mark Kalin, FAIA FCSI LEED, President Print Name and Title

May 23, 2016 Date

It is a requirement that all applicants supply this document signed, attached to the Original application, for each of the listed sub-consultants stating that they are aware and agree to being nominated by said applicant designer. Electronic signatures are accepted.

Updated May 2014

DSB Sub-Consultant Form