MCLEMORE LUONG - Proposal Submission for HFB Architectural and Engineering Services

STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS

HOUSTON FOOD BANK

NEW FOOD BANK AND CAMPUS

JUNE 15, 2022

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June 15, 2022 Project Control Marc Scott, Project Director +1 713 996 8990 mscott@projectcontrol.com

HOUSTON 800 Town & Country Blvd.

Suite 500-408 Houston, Texas 77024 +1 346 708 8241

RE: Houston Food Bank - Professional Architectural and Engineering Services for a New Food Bank & Campus Mr. Scott, Thank you for the opportunity to submit our proposal for the Houston Food Bank’s new Food Bank & Campus project. We are grateful for your consideration and have put together a complete and comprehensive submission.

We have proposed an outstanding team of minority, women-owned, and historically underutilized businesses with extensive design experience in food bank, deep freezer, tilt wall, sense of place, fundraising/nonprofit, and large, complex campuses.

Proposed Prime McLemore Luong is a firm of architects, interior designers, and administrators who understand that delivering a successful project begins well before planning and design. Based in Houston Texas, with offices in San Antonio, Texas, and Santa Monica, California, our diverse team has more than seven decades of combined multidisciplinary experience across many project classes, including community, retail, commercial, municipal, aviation, higher education, corporate, healthcare, recreational, and multi- and single-family residential. On each and every project, we strive to create ease and cohesion throughout project start-up, execution, and close out. We stand behind our work, and our designs have an ultimate goal of clarifying, aligning, and responding to our clients’ visions, missions, and goals. When we reach your goals, we reach ours.

This project is especially poignant to this team. As mostly historically underutilized businesses, we understand how food insecurity and low food security disproportionately affects people of color and women and their children.

Being a part of such an impactful project that addresses these issues head on is an honor and something that each member of the proposed team takes to heart. We wholeheartedly agree with the Houston Food Bank’s mission: food for better lives – and look forward to the opportunity to take part in such a transformative undertaking.

Sincerely,

Alec A. Luong, AIA, NCARB, RID Principal & Executive Architect aluong@mclemoreluong.com o +1 346 708 8241 c +1 713 582 0996

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APPROACH FAST-TRACKING PROJECT DEADLINES

We are committed to meeting your required schedule and working with the stakeholders and the CMAR to develop packaging plans that expedite the schedule. During our project kickoff meeting, we will outline a detailed plan of action with you to ensure that all commitments are accurately and efficiently completed. This project plan will include an outline and timeline for deliverables that will be vetted with the client. To successfully complete a project on time, we set project roles for both responsibility and accountability.

Internal and consultant team members will be responsible and/or accountable for different action items. In addition, Executive Principal Alec Luong will be accountable to the Houston Food Bank to ensure these tasks are completed according to schedule.

At McLemore Luong, we pride ourselves on consistently delivering high-quality services on schedule and within budget. Our team understands that a food bank is ultimately logistics with a mission. We, too, know the strict standards our clients demand in terms of quality, timeliness, and cost accuracy so the food bank can effectively perpetuate its mission. Our versatile experience has proven our capability to supply valuable insights and solutions to our client, design, and engineering partners to meet every project’s particular schedule, budget, and design needs.

Our proposed organizational chart is specifically tailored for the informed and expedient project delivery for the Houston Food Bank. Our Executive Architect, Alec Luong, has spent many years working in the aviation sector and is intimately familiar with managing large, complex teams and focusing their efforts on delivering discrete and incremental packages to achieve the

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overall project. He communicates project progress with clarity to the client to provide maximum transparency.

Predesign Our approach to this project starts with ensuring that we bring the best team to the table and utilize their specific strengths and talents to the best use for the project. By breaking the project into a site civil package and three subsequent building packages, we can fast track the project through Harris County permitting in a way that the county and the design team are most familiar with. We have successfully used this process in delivering large and complex community and hospitality projects throughout the greater Houston area.

Community Engagement & Fundraising We understand that community engagement and fundraising are central tenants to the mission of the Houston Food Bank. Therefore, as part of our design team, we have included an Award-Winning specialist to assist in this project. Associate Architect UltraBarrio was recently awarded the 2022 Texas Society of Architects Design Award for their work in community engagement in the Gulfton Neighborhood. Through their work with My Connect Community, they created an engaging and dynamic civic outreach program that is transforming how the community interacts with each other and with the outside world at large.

We believe that this type of attention to community detail is vital to the social success of a program of this magnitude for the Houston Food Bank. Through careful design and engagement, a community outreach program in the greater neighborhood surrounding the new Central Campus would greatly enhance the organization’s mission and promote awareness of the new facility.

Additionally, such an outreach program can be a springboard into further development of the overall fundraising approach to the building – bringing in new donors and exiting the existing donor base.

Master Planning - A Logistical Campus The project team will focus on the master planning of the site to coordinate central infrastructure and drainage first.

As that site plan is being developed, each building will be pushed forward by individual project architect teams. Then, in coordination with the anticipated Construction Manager-at-Risk, we will release packages to start the permitting review process while continuing to develop others through the design and documentation process.

The project team will focus on the master planning of the site to coordinate central infrastructure and drainage first. Then, as that site plan is being developed, each building will be pushed forward by individual project architect teams.

In coordination with the anticipated Construction Manager-at-Risk, we will release packages to start the permitting review process while continuing to develop others through the design and documentation process.

Site constraints related to the existing American Tower Site will need to be considered to maintain existing infrastructure to the site as well as vehicular access. Adjacent developments, including the adjacent neighborhood should be considered to ensure the overall development is the most efficient and least impactful. The existing site is currently owned by Chevron (and has been owned by an oil and gas company dating back to the 1980s) and has existing development infrastructure on-site that will need to be investigated and removed

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responsibly. A Phase 1 Environmental Report may need to be commissioned to ensure that the existing soils are not contaminated by previous development.

Additionally, the Texas Department of Transportation is still studying and intends to implement a widening of State Highway 249 sometime later this decade. The previous studies reviewed by the design team include eminent domain right-of-way expansion into the proposed site, which will dramatically impact the ability of truck access to the site. Therefore, the development of the master site plan will need to consider this possibility to avoid major impacts on operations when TXDOT eventually widens the roadway.

Program elements for the community will also need to be studied and coordinated with the Owner and relevant stakeholders.

The current plan includes community spaces, neighborhood medical spaces, and many other public-facing program elements.

In addition, consideration should be given to the Houston Food Bank partnering with direct primary care providers for a build-out partnership. In this manner, the design team can provide white box spaces for these tenant users while expediting the design process and allowing the end-user medical provider to design their user space.

Civil Package The site civil package will be released first, as it is the base package on which all other building packages must rely in Harris County. The site civil will approach the buildings as a “pad site” to a master development. It will allow the contractor to quickly move into earthwork and master infrastructure while developing the civil pad site packages when the buildings are released.

Farm Building The farm building is positioned as a community engagement infrastructure. Staging the completion of the Farm Building site could foster early community synergy and a potential location for fundraising events.

Freezer and Truck Wash Working around the site, the freezer and truck wash buildings would be released next – as they are in the far back of the site, and the contractor would want to work from back to front to better control the site. This would allow for better trade coordination and mobilization as the freezer building is intended to be an insulated concrete tilt-wall building with significant infrastructure and built-out needs.

Bank Building The main Houston Food Bank building is the last building to be released. Being the last package allows the design team the time needed to fully develop this complex building in conjunction with the stakeholders and the CMAR. Ideally, the trades utilized in the construction of the Freezer building would be able to roll off one part of the project and onto the next.

Special consideration to construction methodology should be given to the main Food Bank Building and the Freezer Building.

Both lend themselves to being efficiently designed as preinsulated concrete tilt-wall buildings. Given the time and cost constraints of the project, we feel that this type of building would be the most cost-effective and efficient solution to the programming issues these buildings are trying to address. Therefore, we have proposed using a structural engineer intimately familiar with these types of structures.

Long lead items should also be identified early in the process. For example, industrial freezer and refrigeration equipment, along with HVAC equipment, may be identified early and released for procurement by the Contractor to decrease lead times and ensure that the necessary equipment is on-site when it needs to be installed. Additional long lead items include furniture packages and other specialty fixtures that have become very difficult to procure in a standard project timeline due to the current supply chain issues.

CMAR COORDINATION

As a CMAR delivery method is desired, we will help put together the initial bid documents and requests for proposals for qualified CMARs. We can collect these submissions on behalf of the Houston Food Bank or support HFB in whatever manner necessary to select the qualified CMAR. As the Architect of Record for the Lago Mar Crystal Lagoon project, in Texas City, Texas – we were charged with coordinating the CMAR and packaging plan for a $40 million development that included complex coordination and interaction between the CMAR, civil engineer, architects, and landscape architects. For over two years, we worked hand in hand with a large and diverse team of contractors and sub-contractors to coordinate the construction sequence and the package delivery schedule. As a result, six packages were delivered from the design team to the CMAR in coordination with the Authority Having Jurisdiction and the Owner.

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Field revisions are unavoidable, and we strive to minimize them as much as possible during the design process. A full construction administration team will be provided for the duration of this project. Large, complex projects such as this one demand complete attention to detail once the contract documents are completed and released for construction. We will work with the contractor of the HFB’s choosing as your primary agent with your best interests in mind for all decisions made during the construction administration process. Our team members have completed many CMAR projects and have great collaborative relationships with Houston-area contractors. Through close collaboration with the CMAR, our team will meet all design schedule and construction schedule milestones to finish the project on time and within budget.

CONSISTENT TEAMING

We value consistency within our client base and endeavor to provide the same team on each client’s projects. This approach allows us and our clients to develop long-lasting relationships at all levels of the project. In addition, it encourages growth both within the firm and with our clients. Therefore, McLemore Luong and all of our consultants commit to maintaining the proposed project team throughout the project’s duration. The project team being proposed for this great project is well experienced in long project durations with many stakeholders and is familiar with the personnel commitments required to ensure continued trust during the construction administration process. We fully expect and look forward to demonstrating that commitment to the Houston Food Bank.

MANAGING SCOPE CHANGES

Change happens. Our job is to provide the best possible solution to the challenge at hand and to maximize our team of experts who can anticipate change and mine for untapped value. This is revealed through a collaborative design process. Our team focuses on being in lockstep with our clients in making measured decisions through clear methodology. Our predesign/ programming process intends to unpack changes that could be opportunities. Especially when timing and budgets are extremely sensitive – the predesign/programming process continues to be our road map to maintain critical paths – and be sure that changes connect with established priorities and seek out potential trade-offs for late-stage changes.

No is also a very powerful word. The scope of our work also includes informing the client when a solution is simply not possible, feasible, or affordable. We strive to keep the client aware of all of the implications of a proposed change such that was can thoughtfully and clearly work through the rationale before committing to changing the work. We are also very conscious of the project schedule, and the realities of time and the cost associated with time must be considered when continuing to explore options beyond the deadline set for committing to a course of design.

QUALITY CONTROL PLAN

A sample Quality Control Plan is included on the following pages.

Images provided by Faith Group

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DESIGN QUALITY CONTROL PLAN PROJECT NAME: HOUSTON FOOD BANK PROJECT LOCATION: NEW FOOD BANK AND CAMPUS CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT TYPE: CONSTRUCTION MANAGER AT-RISK

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APPENDIX A SAMPLE CONFLICT TRACKER

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APPENDIX B SAMPLE DESIGN REVIEW CHECKLIST

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PERSONNEL

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& TEAM SIMILAR EXPERIENCE

We have proposed an all-star team for this project. From tilt wall, deep freezer, and food bank experience to large complex and non-profit project completions, our team made up of Historically Underutilized Businesses (HUB) and minority firms has the best resume for the new Food Bank and Campus. We have included detailed project sheets for 5 similar projects on the following pages from McLemore Luong and our consultants.

KEY PERSONNEL COMPETENCE, QUALIFICATIONS & REFERENCES

Following our project experience, we have included information about our references for key personnel proving our ability to meet the project needs of our clients, as we will do for the Houston Food Bank.

U.S. HUD EXPERIENCE

McLemore Luong has no direct experience working with the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). However, we have extensive experience working with other Federal Agencies, including the Federal Aviation Administration and the Transportation Security Administration, as well as with the Department of Defense and the U.S. Parks and Wildlife Service. Through our experience with these agencies, we have come to understand the rigorous process of Federal review, the required design standards, and the reporting and confirmation process for acceptance.

M/WBE, DBE, VOSB, SDVOSB

We are proposing a multi-disciplined, diverse group of firms for this project.

Many of us are HUB and/or M/W/ DBE-certified. The Houston Food Bank serves a very diverse community, and we think our team’s diversity will allow us to bring our collective experiences to this design process to better serve the HFB’s community. We have included a chart below that includes each member firm’s HUB and diversity statuses.

ORGANIZATIONAL CHART

Our project organizational chart is included on the last page of this section.

BUSINESS DIVERSITY STATUS FIRM

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M/W/DBE, VOSB, SDVOSB STATUS

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McLemore Luong

Prime Architecture

UltraBarrio

Associate Architecture & Visioning/Wayfinding

Johnson Design Group

Associate Architecture

Teliosity

MEP/F Engineering

WBE

Dally + Associates

Structural & Civil Engineering

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Faith Group

IT/AV/Security Design

Clark Condon

Landscape Architecture

TriMark

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WBE, MBE, DBE N/A

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WBE N/A

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SIMILAR EXPERIENCE

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PRIME ARCHITECT EXPERIENCE MCLEMORE LUONG (Individual Experience)*

TERMINAL 1 AT JOHN F. KENNEDY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (JFK)* NEW YORK, NEW YORK

Image from the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey’s RFI

John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) is currently working towards a multi-billiondollar redevelopment of three of the airport’s signature terminals. The New Terminal One project included a complete rebuild of JFK Terminal One to include 23 new international gates over three million square feet in total area. World-class passenger amenities, along with state of the art food and beverage offerings are to be included in the new terminal.

Alec Luong, AIA, in his previous employ, served as the Technical Project Manager lead, overseeing a total consultant and architectural staff of more than 400 people while serving as the liaison between the design team, the Owner, the Developer, and the Design-Builder. In this role, Alec oversaw more than a dozen individual project tracks for various design phases, including the rebuild of the Terminal One Air Train Station, the concourse development, the LEED and Sustainability workstreams, and airside civil engineering, to name a few.

Prior to leaving his previous firm, he spent more than four years dedicating himself to this project, working from predevelopment through construction documents while traveling to and from New York and Houston.

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square footage

3,000,000 SF

construction cost $7 billion

completion date Ongoing

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ASSOCIATE ARCHITECT EXPERIENCE ULTRABARRIO

GULFTON PLACEMAKING ROAMING CART-OGRAPHIES HOUSTON, TEXAS

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Gulfton is the epicenter of immigrant culture and density in Houston. This fabric shocked with densification struggles to support spatial equity. Informed by a partnership with a local nonprofit and a task force made up of property owners and residents, this project uses a rapidly deployable workshop of mobile carts and chairs to penetrate the fabric of continuous parking lots and discontinuous sidewalks. This mobile workshop is interested in creating two culturally connected life cycles; the first as place-making support of versatile forms that can adapt to host a wide range of programs, such as market days, finance education days, community story days, and movie nights. Second, the carts are distributed to the community to support existing informal trade skill sharing between each other and neighboring communities – from mending clothes to selling tamales.

The aim is to promote meaningful change to the fabric so that Gulfton can evolve in a habitable pathway while maintaining its authenticity through the support of the everpresent micro-economy of local artisans, home cooks, teachers, and vendors.

UltraBarrio is working with the client to find opportunities for fundraising and sustaining business strategies for community centric, educational, and entrepreneurial mentorship for the largely immigrant community of Gulfton in southwest Houston.

Ths project was awarded the 2022 AIA Texas Society of Architects Design Award.

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completion date Ongoing

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ASSOCIATE ARCHITECT EXPERIENCE JOHNSON DESIGN GROUP (Individual Experience)*

UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA RECREATIONAL WELLNESS FACILITY* NEW YORK, NEW YORK

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The University of Arizona Recreation/Wellness building was part of a two-building (eventually 3) project on land owned by the University adjoining the current main campus in Tucson. The master plan called for building four structures on two city blocks. A 400-bed Honors Student Housing facility was set on one block, the Rec/Wellness and its garage and a future Faculty Office Building on the other. The street between was closed to create a pedestrian plaza between the Rec/Wellness and the Honors Housing.

The facility’s programming included a full-sized gym with basketball and volleyball courts, a student lounge, restroom and changing facilities, a café, offices, and a mental and physical wellness center. The project is at the end of a long corridor of blocks that have some of the University’s newest buildings. The building design is meant to reflect the forms and shapes of the surrounding Santa Catalina mountains that form the end north-facing view of the long rectangular 3-story lobby. The long, glazed lobby is meant to expand the adjacent courtyard into the center’s first floor and create a dialogue between the Rec/Wellness and the Honors Housing public spaces beyond the courtyard.

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CIVIL & STRUCTURAL ENGINEER EXPERIENCE DALLY + ASSOCIATES

MAMA LYCHA

HOUSTON, TEXAS

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Dally + Associates collaborated with the design team on the new Mama Lycha Distribution Center located in Houston, Texas. Completed in 2016, this 65,000-square-foot facility serves as the Mama Lycha corporate headquarters and includes private offices, collaborative work spaces, a training kitchen, extensive cooler and freezer storage, food processing rooms and a large warehouse area for product logistics. This project received two awards: the 2017 Tilt-Up Concrete Associate (TCA) Achievement Design Award and the 2016 HBJ Industrial Landmark Award.

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completion date 2017

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IT/AV/SECURITY DESIGNER EXPERIENCE FAITH GROUP

RUNG LTD. HEADQUARTERS BUILDING ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI

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As a subconsultant, Faith Group provided design and consulting services for the headquarters of Rung Ltd, a local non-profit organization. Faith Group provided mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, and low voltage systems design for the project.

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Located within the historic Fox Park District in St. Louis, the new headquarters building includes the historic renovation of a two-story warehouse building (constructed in 1925), a new addition (approximately 18,000 GSF), demolition of three existing outbuildings and a portion of one-story of the existing building, and full site renovations.

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The center provides free support services for women such as financial management, therapy, a gym, and dining facilities. The building is also equipped with a full meeting room and conference room center, commercial kitchen, medical clinic, and daycare facility. The organization’s goal is to reach the women who aren’t necessarily in crisis but who are struggling with living paycheck to paycheck and getting them into a long-term career path that will allow them to support their families.

Core technology for the facility includes access control, CCTV, Intrusion detection, AudioVisual and network infrastructure. The building includes design of a new MDF to house incoming telecommunications services and IDF’s to support switches and servers located on each floor of the facility.

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$20 million

completion date 2020

KEY PERSONNEL COMPETENCE, QUALIFICATIONS & REFERENCES MCLEMORE LUONG | PRIME ARCHITECTURE ALEC LUONG, AIA | EXECUTIVE ARCHITECT

Principal Alec Luong will serve as Executive Architect on this project. Alec has worked on large, complex projects with many clients. With principal Ryan McLemore, Alec started McLemore Luong because he thinks projects thrive with a handson and well-involved team. He will be working and overseeing this project from project kick-off to project close-out. Alec served as a project manager on a $7 billion terminal project at John F. Kennedy International Airport at a previous firm.

He understands how to coordinate large consultant teams and lead multiple disciplines to ensure projects move forward on schedule and within budget.

References: CAG Holdings, LLC Amit Rikhy, President & CEO 1001 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Suite 600 Washington, DC 20004 +1 832 758 0328 arikhy@cagholdings.com Land Tejas Jeff Sheehan, Amenity Development Director 2450 Fondren, Suite 210, Houston, TX 77063 +1 713 783 6702 ex. 250 jsheehan@landtejas.com

City of Bellaire Karl Miller, Director of Parks 7008 South Rice Avenue, Bellaire, TX 77401 +1 713 662 8109 kmiller@bellairetx.gov

Williamson County Anthony Lincoln, Fire Chief 301 Loop 332, Liberty Hill, TX 78642 +1 512 515 5165 alincoln@libertyhillfire.org

McKissack & McKissack Quinton Brathwaite, Project Director, Design 30 Broad St., 24th Floor, New York, NY 10004 +1 917 560 1704 qbrathwaite@onejfk.com

RYAN MCLEMORE, AIA | QA/QC & CUSTOMER SERVICE PRINCIPAL

Ryan McLemore has over 15 years of project management and planning experience. As QA/QC and Customer Service Principal, Ryan’s role on this project will focus 100% on quality assurance, quality control, and ensuring this project is designed to accommodate the needs of Houston Food Bank. Committed to customer ease, Ryan will leverage his extensive hands-on experience to vet design issues during the construction documentation. His abilities consistently prove to be an invaluable tool for ensuring the contractor builds on a quality set of cohesive drawings to safeguard the Owner from potential change orders that could occur due to an uncoordinated set.

References: City of Pearland Jennifer Lee, Project Manager 2559 Hillhouse, Pearland, TX 77584 +1 281 924 2005 jlee@pearlandtx.gov

Christensen Building Group Mark Christensen, President 15425 N. Freeway, Ste 330 Houston, TX 77090 +1 713 875 4986 mark@christensenbuilding.com

City of Webster Pete Bacon, Chief of Police 217 Pennsylvania Ave, Webster, TX 77598 +1 281 316 4154 pbacon@websterpd.com

City of Friendswood Hailee Medwedeff, Project Manager 15355 Blackhawk Blvd., Friendswood, TX 77546 +1 281 993 3402 hmedwedeff@friendswood.com

City of Iowa Colony Robert Hemminger, City Manager 12003 Iowa Colony Blvd, Iowa Colony, TX 77583 +1 281 369 2471 rhemminger@iowacolonytx.gov

YESIKA SOTO, AIA | TRUCK WASH & FREEZER SITES ARCHITECT OF RECORD

Yesika Soto will be Project Architect for this project. Yesika has over eight years of architectural experience and has worked on projects in the public and private sectors. Yesika’s strengths lay in her ability to design precise and efficient documents, fully engaging with the Owner one-on-one to understand how the space will actually be utilized and provide unique solutions that meet the project’s style, schedule, and budget needs.

References: PBS Engineers Raul Benitez, Principal 5700 NW Central Drive, Suite 402, Houston, TX 77092 +1 832 649 1544 rbenitez@pbsengineers.com City of Granbury Cliff Andrews, Police Deputy Chief 116 W Bridge St #B, Granbury, TX 76048 +1 254 396 2617 candrews@granbury.org

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City of Granbury Mitch Galvan, Police Chief 116 W Bridge St# B, Granbury, TX 76048 +1 817 894 1145 mgalvan@granbury.org Montgomery County Damon Hall, Chief Deputy 1 Criminal Justice Drive, Conroe, TX 77301 832 731 3517 damon.hall@mctx.org

AGCM Harvey Anzaldua, Construction Manager 3200 Wilcrest Dr, Ste #100, Houston. TX 77042 +1 361 850 0259 hanzaldua@agcm.com

HEATHER WALL, RID | FOOD BANK SITE INTERIOR DESIGNER

Heather Wall will serve as the Interior Designer for this project. Originally from Los Angeles, she has had the opportunity to work for firms across the country. She strongly believes that open and honest communication combined with thoughtful design is key to managing a successful project - a philosophy that can be applied to any building type. With over 13 years of experience, she has strong attention to detail. She is committed to client satisfaction for the final product and the entire design and construction process.

References: Texas Medical Center Kristen Kupperman 6550 Bertner, 6th Floor - Executive Offices, Houston, TX 77030 +1 401 578 7496 kkupperman@tmc.edu Harvey Builders Jason Smith, Project Manager 3663 Briarpark, Ste 101, Houston, TX 77042 +1 713 243 4271 jasonsmith@harveybuilders.com

Arena Energy Mike Minarovic, CEO 2103 Research Forest Dr., Ste 400, The Woodlands, TX 77380 +1 281 681 9501 mike@arenaenergy.com Arena Energy Bernice Norris, VP of Human Resources 2103 Research Forest Dr., Ste 400, The Woodlands, TX 77380 +1 281 210 3104 bernice@arenaenergy.com

Millennium Physicians Katie Kessler, Oncology & Rheumatology Operations Director 9319 Pinecroft Drive, Ste 100, The Woodlands, TX 77380 +1 281 726 3506 kkessler@mphcc.com

ULTRABARRIO | ASSOCIATE ARCHITECTURE & VISIONING/WAYFINDING DESIGN AMNA ANSARI, AIA | FARM SITE ARCHITECT OF RECORD

Amna is an architect with extensive experience in practice at a wide range of scales and project types. Amna applies her 18 years of global expertise in the natural and built systems. She strategically aligns architecture, urbanism, landscape, and technologies towards socially vibrant, equitable, and enduring spaces. Prior to establishing UltraBarrio, Amna was a lead designer in Shanghai, Boston, and Houston, and received numerous design awards for her work.

References: Connect Community Anne Whitlock, Founding Director 6700 Bellaire Blvd., Houston, TX 77074 +1 713 303 2760 anne@myconnectcommunity.org

Houston Downtown Management District Lonnie Hoogeboom, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP, Director of Planning & Design 909 Fannin St., Ste 1650. Houston, TX 77010 +1 713 562 1667 lonnie@downtowndistrict.org

METRO Brandie Lockett, Director of Urban Design 1900 Main Street, Houston, TX 77002 +1 281 979 7954 brandie.lockett@ridemetro.org

IEA, Inc. (formerly at Entech Civil Engineers) Craig Hester, P.E., VP & COO 1225 N. Loop West, Ste 320, Houston, TX 77008 +1 713 202 7647 chester@ieaworld.com

City of Seabrook Gayle Cook, City Manager 1700 1st Street , Seabrook, TX 77586 +1 281.291.5688 gcook@seabrooktx.gov

JOHNSON DESIGN GROUP | ASSOCIATE ARCHITECTURE

H. WARREN JOHNSON, AIA | FOOD BANK SITE ARCHITECT OF RECORD

Warren Johnson has over 40 years of architectural experience. His specialties include mixed-use, multifamily, and commercial design and managing large, complex projects and city developments. The quality and timeliness of his work allows his clients’ projects to meet critical deadlines and established budgets.

References: CJHRE Chris Haine, President 14923 Cindywood Dr., Houston, TX, 77079 +1 713 489 2924 cchaine@cjhre.com Urbanist USA Henry Lvovich, Managing Partner 2007 Commerce Street, Suite 210, Houston, TX 77002 +1 214 238 3600 henry@kincapitel.com

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Explore America, LLC George Lane, Chairman & CEO 4007 Penn Lane, Fulshear, TX 77406 +1 713 302 0555 george@explore.us Lovett Commercial Frank Liu, President 2410 Polk St, Ste 200, Houston, TX 77003 +1 713 961 3877 frankl@lovetthomes.com

Midway Companies David W. Hightower, Executive Vice President 800 Town & Country Boulevard, Ste 200, Houston, TX 77024 +1 713 629 5200 dhightower@midwaycompanies.com

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RYAN H. MCLEMORE

AIA, NCARB QA/QC & CUSTOMER SERVICE

FARM SITE

TRUCK WASH & FREEZER SITES

Architect of Record

FOOD BANK SITE

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H. WARREN JOHNSON

YESIKA SOTO

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AIA, NCARB ARCHITECT OF RECORD

HEATHER J. WALL

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CONSULTANTS Visioning & Wayfinding Design

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MARCUS MARTINEZ BENJAMIN WILLEY AS-AIA VISIONING & WAYFINDING DESIGNER

FRED DALLY PE

PE, LEED AP MEP/F ENGINEERING PRINCIPAL

STRUCTURAL & CIVIL ENGINEERING PRINCIPAL

AMANDA KIRKWOOD

SAM IBRAHIM PE

MS, PE MEP/F ENGINEER

STRUCTURAL ENGINEER

MIKE NEUMANN CIVIL DESIGNER

IT/AV/Security Design

* MIKE NIOLA

Foodservice Design

* ELIZABETH GILBERT

PSP, CPTED IT/AV/SECURITY SENIOR PROJECT MANAGER

PLA, ASLA LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE PRINCIPAL

TYLER KELLY

LEED AP LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT

PE, RCDD IT/AV/SECURITY PROJECT MANAGER

DIANE LYONS FOODSERVICE DESIGNER

RYAN STEIB ASLA,

CORNELIUS M. DAVIS, JR. PE, RCDD IT/AV/SECURITY SENIOR DESIGNER

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Landscape Architecture

* Diverse Business

RESUMES

A.M.D.G.

Executive Architect Alec A. Luong, AIA, NCARB, RID

LICENSES/CERTIFICATIONS Registered Architect - Texas #24095, Virginia #0401019744, Nebraska #A-5380, New York #044461; NCARB #124984 Registered Interior Designer - Texas #12198

EDUCATION

After years of obtaining unmeasurable knowledge, large, complex projects have become my foremost area of expertise.

I began as a project designer producing concept graphics and presentation materials. After attaining the knowledge and proficiency required, I moved on to serve as lead project manager and executive. I’ve had the good fortune to provide a wide range of services for multiple project types. This acquired skill set, ranging from large terminal projects and multi-phased municipal projects to program definition and basis of design documentation to construction documentation, has given me an ability to exceed client expectations and ensure overall project success.

Master of Architecture, Virginia Tech Bachelor of Architecture, Virginia Tech

AFFILIATIONS

American Institute of Architects Texas Board of Architectural Examinery

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE JFK JOHN F. KENNEDY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT New York, New York •

CARLYLE AIRPORT GROUP - PUBLIC/PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP REDEVELOPMENT OF TERMINAL 1*

EAST ALDINE DISTRICT TOWN CENTER INFRASTRUCTURE DESIGN Houston, Texas* IAH GEORGE BUSH INTERCONTINENTAL AIRPORT Houston, Texas • • • •

HOUSTON ARTS ALLIANCE TERMINAL B APM ART INSTALLATION UNITED AIRLINES TERMINAL B SOUTH CONCOURSE* UNITED AIRLINES TERMINAL C NORTH* TERMINAL B REDEVELOPMENT MASTER PLAN*

NORMAN-ZARATE POLICE & MUNICIPAL COURTS BUILDING - CITY OF BELLAIRE Bellaire, Texas* PUBLIC SAFETY & COURTS BUILDING - CITY OF LA MARQUE La Marque, Texas SIERRA VISTA COMMUNITY BUILDINGS - LAND TEJAS Iowa Colony, Texas *project completed with previous employer

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SUNTERRA COMMUNITY BUILDINGS - LAND TEJAS Katy, Texas MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT CENTER - CITY OF IOWA COLONY Iowa Colony, Texas EAGLE LANDING PARK AT TAMARON - CITY OF FULSHEAR Fulshear, Texas ORD O’HARE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Chicago, Texas • • •

CONCOURSE B TSA ANALYSIS* UNITED AIRLINES TERMINAL 1 CONCOURSE C CUSTOMER SERVICE CENTER* UNITED AIRLINES TERMINAL B SOUTH CONCOURSE*

AUS AUSTIN–BERGSTROM INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Austin, Texas • •

PARKING GARAGE + ADMINISTRATION BUILDING* RETAIL & CONCESSIONS IMPROVEMENTS*

CITY HALL RENOVATION STUDY - CITY OF FULSHEAR Fulshear, Texas*

RESUMES

A.M.D.G.

QA/QC & Service Ryan McLemore, AIA, NCARB

LICENSES/CERTIFICATIONS Registered Architect - Texas #29930

EDUCATION

Bachelor of Architecture, The University of Houston

AFFILIATIONS

American Institute of Architects Coastal Conservation Association Texas Board of Architectural Examinery San Antonio Apartment Association

Since graduating from the University of Houston with a Bachelor of Architecture, I have had the opportunity to accumulate a wide range of project experience in multiple industry sectors, including corporate, community, municipal, aviation, retail, higher education, recreational, multi-family residential, and single-family residential.

At McLemore Luong, our core belief is that architecture is about People. My goal is to create spaces that have a sense of place reflective of all who step inside or utilize our clients’ products and services. In addition, my range of experience allows me to resolve the most complex design and construction challenges. As a founding partner of McLemore Luong, I am committed to walking side-byside with my clients at every step of the design process.

My focus is on delivering a superior, seamless customer service experience on every project.

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE HERITAGE LANDSCAPE HEADQUARTERS OFFICE BUILDING - LEAF DEVELOPMENT San Antonio, Texas FIRE STATION #84 - MONTGOMERY COUNTY ESD #9 San Antonio, Texas* ALIGHT OFFICE BUILDING - HOWARD HUGHES The Woodlands, Texas* CYNTHIA WOODS MULTIPURPOSE BUILDING - HOWARD HUGHES The Woodlands, Texas* EAGLE LANDING PARK AT TAMARON - CITY OF FULSHEAR Fulshear, Texas PROPOSED COMMUNITY CENTER - CONFIDENTIAL CLIENT Conroe, Texas OFFICE & WAREHOUSE - NEBRASKA SALT AND GRAIN Cleburne, Texas ANIMAL SHELTER - CITY OF WEBSTER Webster, Texas* FIRE STATION #2 - CITY OF FRIENDSWOOD Friendswood, Texas* COMMUNITY CENTER RENOVATION - CITY OF WEST UNIVERSITY PLACE West University Place, Texas* *project completed with previous employer

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NATURE CENTER - CITY OF PEARLAND Pearland, Texas* SHADOW CREEK LIBRARY - CITY OF PEARLAND Pearland, Texas* VISITOR CENTER EXPANSION - CITY OF HUNTSVILLE Huntsville, Texas* RECREATION CENTER - CITY OF WEST UNIVERSITY PLACE West University Place, Texas* CREEKSIDE RETAIL - HOWARD HUGHES The Woodlands, Texas* NORMAN-ZARATE POLICE & MUNICIPAL COURTS BUILDING - CITY OF BELLAIRE Bellaire, Texas* PARK CITY HALL COMPLEX - CITY OF CEDAR PARK Cedar Park, Texas* POLICE & COURTS FACILITY - CITY OF CONROE Conroe, Texas* PUBLIC SAFETY BUILDING - CITY OF LEAGUE CITY League City, Texas* CITY HALL RENOVATION - CITY OF LEAGUE CITY League City, Texas*

RESUMES

A.M.D.G.

Farm Site AOR Amna Ansari, AIA

LICENSES/CERTIFICATIONS Registered Architect - Texas #28063

EDUCATION

Master’s of Science in Architecture and Urbanism, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT); Bachelor of Architecture, University of Houston

AFFILIATIONS

As a Partner and Architect at Associates UltraBarrio, Amna strategically aligns architecture, urban design, landscape, and infrastructure towards socially vibrant, equitable, and enduring spaces. Her award-winning planning projects span cultural, ecological, and economical vital goals.

With over 18 years of experience Amna brings a wealth of best practice in design and leads large urban design projects such as the Warehouse District Vision Plan, which examines flood management and sequenced development with placemaking strategies. Her expertise in engaging with the locale is central to the success of her projects. The transformation of a project’s ideas and goals are rooted in her methodical engagement of public and city officials.

Visiting Critic, Rice School of Architecture Rice Design Alliance, Publications Committee Chair, AIA Urban Design Committee, 2020-2021

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE GULFTON PLACEMAKING, ROAMING CARTOGRAPHIES Houston, Texas METRO TRANSIT ENVIRONMENT PROGRAMMING CATALOG Houston, Texas METRO WEST BELLFORT PARK & RIDE Houston, Texas MIXED-USE AGING IN-PLACE MASTER PLAN Dallas, Texas SARGENT’S WHARF AFFORDABLE HOUSING Boston, Massachusetts CYCLE DISTRICT ON ERIE BLVD VISION PLAN Syracuse, New York RESLIENT HOUSING STUDY FOR TEXAS GLO State of Texas and Peer States DISASTER RECOVERY HOUSING STUDY FOR TEXAS GLO State of Texas and Peer States DISASTER RECOVERY HOUSING STUDY FOR TEXAS GLO State of Texas UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS FRISCO CAMPUS MASTER PLAN Frisco, Texas*

*project completed with previous employer

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KEMAH DOWNTOWN REDEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES Kemah, Texas* MADINATY TOWN CENTER New Cairo, Egypt* WAREHOUSE DISTRICT VISION PLAN Houston, Texas* MIDTOWN INNOVATION DISTRICT URBAN DESIGN AND MASTER PLAN FOR CITY OF HOUSTON Houston, Texas* PORT HOUSTON, MOVING LANDSCAPE Houston, Texas* HOUSTON CIVIC OPPORTUNITIES - NHHIP Houston, Texas* SEABROOK LANDSCAPING AND CITY BRANDING PLAN Houston, Texas* BEND OF THE RIVER MASTER PLAN Temple, Texas* ROY KELLY INTERMODALCENTER AND GARAGE Houston, Texas* RIVERFRONT FORT WAYNE ACTION PLAN Fort Wayne, Indiana* SODIC MASTER PLAN COMMUNITY New Cairo, Egypt* AL JAHRA HOSPITAL Al Jahra, Kuwaitt*

RESUMES

A.M.D.G.

Truck Wash & Freezer AOR Yesika Soto, AIA, NCARB

LICENSES/CERTIFICATIONS Registered Architect - Texas #27251 Registered Interior Designer - Texas #12466

EDUCATION

Master of Architecture, University of Houston Bachelor of Architecture, Texas A&M University

AFFILIATIONS

American Institute of Architects

As a project manager and project architect, I have over eight years of experience providing architectural services to clients. My love of architecture stems from the ability to see a design drafted on paper or the screen come to life. I have worked with many clients on everything from leasing centers to office renovations to recreation centers. My work style is to engage my clients one-onone to understand how they want to use the space and the client’s preferred architectural style. I will coordinate with clients and other consultants to design facilities that will work best for you — now and in the future. My work will be in the best interest of Houston Food Bank ‒ from design, to collaboration with stakeholders and consultants, to construction administration ‒ so that the final design is what was envisioned from the start.

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE SIERRA VISTA COMMUNITY BUILDINGS - LAND TEJAS Iowa Colony, Texas SUNTERRA COMMUNITY BUILDINGS - LAND TEJAS Katy Texas PUBLIC SAFETY & COURTS BUILDING - CITY OF LA MARQUE La Marque, Texas ALIGHT OFFICE BUILDING - HOWARD HUGHES The Woodlands, Texas* OFFICE INTERIOR BUILD-OUT - ARENA ENERGY The Woodlands, Texas* CREEKSIDE PARK WEST RETAIL CENTER - HOWARD HUGHES The Woodlands, Texas* SHERIFF’S SUBSTATION - MONTGOMERY COUNTY Spring, Texas* POLICE DEPARTMENT - CITY OF GRANBURY Granbury, Texas* POLICE DEPARTMENT - CITY OF HEDWIG VILLAGE Hedwig Village, Texas* POLICE DEPARTMENT - CITY OF MANVEL Manvel, Texas* PUBLIC WORKS - CITY OF MANVEL Manvel, Texas* *project completed with previous employer

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CITY HALL & PUBLIC WORKS RENOVATION - CITY OF WEST UNIVERSITY PLACE West University Place, Texas* GEORGE BUSH INTERCONTINENTAL AIRPORT (IAH) CORPORATE REAL ESTATE PMO - UNITED AIRLINES Spring, Texas* ONTARIO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (ONT) TRAILER OFFICES - SOUTHWEST AIRLINES Ontario, California* SACRAMENTO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (SMF) GROUND OPERATIONS & BREAK ROOM EXPANSION TRAILER OFFICES - SOUTHWEST AIRLINES Sacramento, California* LOS ANGELES INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (LAX) TERMINAL 1 LINE MAINTENANCE - SOUTHWEST AIRLINES Los Angeles, California*

RESUMES

A.M.D.G.

Food Bank Site AOR Amna Ansari, AIA

LICENSES/CERTIFICATIONS Registered Architect - Texas #10294

EDUCATION

Bachelor of Science, Architecture, Georgia Institute of Technology

AFFILIATIONS

Warren has over 40 years of extensive architectural and interior design expertise. His responsibilities include senior design direction and management of medium and largescale, corporate, residential, higher education, mixed-use, and hospitality projects. Warren is actively involved in the design process from conceptual planning and schematic design through design development and documentation.

He is also active in the hands-on, day-to-day management of project designers and interns within the project team.

His background also includes design and planning and construction of large-scale, urban, and mixed-use, multiple building town center master planned developments.

American Institute of Architects LEED Accredited Professional NCARB Member Urban Land Institute International Council of Shopping Centers

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE GULFTON PLACEMAKING, ROAMING CARTOGRAPHIES Houston, Texas* BOULEVARD PLACE - WULFE AND COMPANY Houston, Texas* LACENTERRA AT CINCO RANCH - VISTA COMPANIES Katy, Texas* BUFFALO HEIGHTS – MIDWAY COMPANIES Houston, Texas* SABIC REGIONAL HQ MASTER PLAN - SABIC Sugar Land, Texas SCHLUMBERGER CAMPUS MASTER PLAN SCHLUMBERGER Sugar Land, Texas* HOUSTON CHILD GUIDANCE CENTER Houston, Texas* UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SAN ANTONIO MAIN BUILDING San Antonio, Texas* TEXAS TECH COLLEGE OF EDUCATION/ENGLISH Lubbock, Texas* UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON CLEAR LAKE STUDENT SERVICES/CLASSROOM BUILDING Houston, Texas*

*project completed with previous employer

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LE MERIDIEN SHESHAN - SHIMAO CORPORATION Shanghai, China* CALPINE TOWER – HINES Houston, Texas JEDDAH HILTON HOTEL - HRH PRINCE BIN TURKI Jeddah, Saudi Arabia METHODIST HOSPITAL SUGAR LAND - METHODIST HOSPITAL Sugar Land, Texas* KAPLAN DISTRICT AT SUGAR CREEK Sugar Land, Texas HCG JULIETTE FLATS MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT Cedar Park, Texas

RESUMES

A.M.D.G.

Food Bank Interiors Heather J. Wall, RID, LEED AP, WELL AP

LICENSES/CERTIFICATIONS

Registered Interior Designer - Texas #11431 National Council for Interior Design Qualification #29539 LEED Accredited Professional WELL Accredited Professional

EDUCATION

Bachelor of Architecture, University of Southern California

As a project manager and designer with over 13 years of experience, I believe the client experience is always the top priority. Therefore, I make sure to ask the right questions to understand the needs of our clients. No detail is too small. In order for a project to be successful, it needs a collaborative team that can efficiently and expeditiously complete design milestones to complete the project on time and within budget. I will listen and with work you and all stakeholders to ensure this project is completed according to its requirements.

I have worked on multiple healthcare projects. As a medical services component is a part of this scope, it’s important to have someone on the team with medical client experience.

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE TMCX LOBBY - TEXAS MEDICAL CENTER Houston, Texas MERCURY DATA SCIENCE INTERIOR BUILDOUT - TEXAS MEDICAL CENTER Houston, Texas MELAX TECH INTERIOR BUILDOUT - TEXAS MEDICAL CENTER Houston, Texas MID CAMPUS BUILDING - MD ANDERSON Houston, Texas* HEADQUARTERS BUILDING - ARENA ENERGY Houston, Texas* TEXAS MEDICAL CENTER SAROFIM PAVILION MEMORIAL HERMANN Houston, Texas* THE WOODLANDS HOSPITAL SURGERY SUITE RENOVATION - MEMORIAL HERMANN The Woodlands, Texas* THE WOODLANDS HOSPITAL CAFETERIA RENOVATION MEMORIAL HERMANN The Woodlands, Texas* HEIGHTS CRITICAL CARE CENTER - MEMORIAL HERMANN Houston, Texas* MEDICAL PLAZA RADIATION SUITE RENOVATION MEMORIAL HERMANN Houston, Texas* SANDOVAL REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER - UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO Rio Rancho, New Mexico* *project completed with previous employer

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AMBULATORY SURGERY CENTER - GASTROENTEROLOGY CONSULTANTS OF SAN ANTONIO San Antonio, Texas* MED/SURGE RENOVATION - METROPOLITAN METHODIST HOSPITAL San Antonio, Texas* OFFICE & CO-WORKING SPACE - THE RANCH Houston, Texas* RHEUMATOLOGY INTERIOR BUILDOUT - MILLENNIUM PHYSICIANS Shenandoah, Texas* CANCER CENTER RENOVATION - MILLENNIUM PHYSICIANS Kingwood, Texas* MED/SURGE RENOVATION - METROPOLITAN METHODIST HOSPITAL San Antonio, Texas* DISTRICT OFFICE - ATCHAFALAYA BASIN LEVEE DISTRICT BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Port Allen, Louisiana* HOSPITAL PLAYROOM RENOVATION - CHILDREN’S MEMORIAL HERMANN Houston, Texas* PHYSICIAN’S LOUNGE - NORTHEAST METHODIST HOSPITAL San Antonio, Texas*

RESUMES

A.M.D.G.

Visioning & Wayfinding RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

Marcus Martinez, AS-AIA

EDUCATION

Master’s of Science in Architecture and Urbanism Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Bachelor of Architecture, University of Houston

AFFILIATIONS

Lecturer, University of Houston TxDOT Real Plan, Peer Reviewer Chair, AIA Urban Design Committee, 2019-2020

GULFTON PLACEMAKING, ROAMING CARTOGRAPHIES Houston, Texas SEGUNDO COFFEE LAB Houston, Texas PIERCE SKYPARK Houston, Texas* HERON HOUSE – ON THE BAYOU Houston, Texas METRO TRANSIT ENVIRONMENT PROGRAMMING CATALOG Houston, Texas* METRO WEST BELLFORT PARK AND RIDE Houston, Texas MIXED-USE AGING IN-PLACE MASTER PLAN Dallas, Texas SARGENT’S WHARF – AFFORDABLE HOUSING Boston, Massachusetts CYCLE DISTRICT ON ERIE BLVD, VISION PLAN Syracuse, New York RESILIENT HOUSING STUDY FOR TEXAS GLO State of Texas and Peer States DISASTER RECOVERY HOUSING STUDY FOR TEXAS GLO State of Texas BOSTON 2024 OLYMPIC BID PLAN Boston, Massachusetts* CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL COMMUNITY KITCHEN & GARAGE Houston, Texas* HARRIS HEALTH MLK CLINIC Houston, Texas*

MEP/F Engineering Principal RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

Benjamin Willey, PE, LEED AP

LICENSES/CERTIFICATIONS

Registered Professional Engineer - Texas #111788

EDUCATION

Bachelor of Science Architectural Engineering, Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas

AFFILIATIONS

American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers (“ASHRAE”) Building Commissioning Association *project completed with previous employer

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HOUSTON METHODIST HOSPITAL CENTRAL SUPPLY WAREHOUSE Houston, Texas DISHAKA SNACK MANUFACTURING PLANT + WAREHOUSE Stafford, Texas TEXAS A & M UNIVERSITY AREA MAINTENANCE WAREHOUSE Bryan, Texas MD ANDERSON CANCER CENTER: PHARMACY UPGRADES, BRAIN SUITE RENOVATION; CHAMPIONS FOREST HOSPITAL RENOVATION; 2 DATA CENTER UPGRADES Houston, Texas HOUSTON SPCA NEW CAMPUS + SITE IMPROVEMENTS Houston, Texas TEXAS CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL 2 NEW MEDICAL HOME CLINICS Houston, Texas TOP GOLF NEW PROTOTYPES El Segundo & Ontario, California + Spring, Texas GLENWOOD CEMETERY VISITORS CENTER Houston, Texas LILLY GROVE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH MP + MULTIPURPOSE BUILDING Houston, Texas TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY MULTISPECIES RESEARCH HOSPITAL College Station, Texas

RESUMES

A.M.D.G.

MEP/F Engineer RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

Amanda Kirkwood, MS, PE

LICENSES/CERTIFICATIONS

Registered Professional Engineer - Texas #123468

EDUCATION

Master’s of Science in Architecture and Urbanism Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Bachelor of Architecture, University of Houston

AFFILIATIONS

ASHRAE, American Society of Healthcare Engineers

THE CENTER FOR PURSUIT NEW MIXED USE CAMPUS Houston, Texas ONE EMANCIPATION PLACE MIXED USE OFFICE, GARAGE + MULTIFAMILY Houston, Texas HOUSTON FARMERS MARKET REDEVELOPMENT Houston, Texas EAST RIVER MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT PHASE 1 Houston, Texas TONY MARRON PARK Houston, Texas COLLEGE STATION CITY HALL College Station, Texas WATERMARK HOUSTON HEIGHTS SENIOR LIVING Houston, Texas THE HALLMARK UPTOWN OAKS 34-STORY SENIOR LIVING + GARAGE Houston, Texas MORNINGSTAR AT RIVER OAKS SENIOR LIVING Houston, Texas 200 PARK PLACE RIVER OAKS OFFICE TOWER + GARAGE Houston, Texas 1620 WESTHEIMER TWO-STORY RETAIL + RESTAURANT Houston, Texas HOLCOMB FAMILY YMCA Spring, Texas 3300 CAROLINE FOR NEW HOPE HOUSING Houston, Texas BASTROP COUNTY 911 EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER Bastrop, Texas

Structural & Civil Principal RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

Fred Dally, PE

LICENSES/CERTIFICATIONS

Registered Professional Engineer - Texas #90904

EDUCATION

Master of Engineering in Civil Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology Bachelor of Science in Physics, Lebanese American University *project completed with previous employer

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MAMA LYCHA Houston, Texas • 65,000-square-foot tilt-wall building • Includes private offices, collaborative work spaces, training kitchen, extensive cooler and freezer storage, multiple food processing rooms and large warehouse for incoming and outgoing products SPRING ISD CHILD NUTRITION & WAREHOUSE FACILITY Houston, Texas • 32,625 sf warehouse • Administrative offices • Dry, cold, and frozen storage • Kitchens for meal prep GHX INDUSTRIAL Houston, Texas AMAZON FULFILLMENT CENTER Austin, Texas SPECIALTY DISTRIBUTORS Houston, Texas CITY OF HOUSTON ALIEF NEIGHBORHOOD CENTER Houston, Texas CITY OF HOUSTON MATERIAL RECYCLING FACILITY Houston, Texas CITY OF HOUSTON JUDSON ROBINSON SENIOR COMMUNITY CENTER Houston, Texas

RESUMES

A.M.D.G.

Structural Engineer RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

Sam Ibrahim, PE

LICENSES/CERTIFICATIONS

Registered Professional Engineer - Texas #109983

EDUCATION

Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, South Valley University, Egypt

MAMA LYCHA Houston, Texas • 65,000-square-foot tilt-wall building • Includes private offices, collaborative work spaces, training kitchen, extensive cooler and freezer storage, multiple food processing rooms and large warehouse for incoming and outgoing products SPRING ISD CHILD NUTRITION & WAREHOUSE FACILITY Houston, Texas • 32,625 sf warehouse • Administrative offices • Dry, cold, and frozen storage • Kitchens for meal prep GHX INDUSTRIAL Houston, Texas CITY OF HOUSTON ALIEF NEIGHBORHOOD CENTER Houston, Texas CITY OF HOUSTON MATERIAL RECYCLING FACILITY Houston, Texas CITY OF HOUSTON JUDSON ROBINSON SENIOR COMMUNITY CENTER Houston, Texas CITY OF HOUSTON PUBLIC WORKS Houston, Texas CITY OF HOUSTON KINGWOOD PARK COMMUNITY CENTER Houston, Texas

Civil Designer

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

Mike Neumann

EDUCATION

Undergraduate Courses Colorado School of Mines Undergraduate Courses San Jacinto College

*project completed with previous employer

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CONROE ISD NORTH MAINTENANCE & CHILD NUTRITION FACILITY Conroe, Texas • 2 new buildings totaling 104,000 sf • Administrative offices • Storage/warehouse space • Maintenance and shop building • 350 car parking lot GALVESTON COUNTY ROAD & BRIDGE MAINTENANCE FACILITY Dickinson, Texas BREWER CONSTRUCTION LANE IMPROVEMENTS Katy, Texas LONESTAR COLLEGE Houston, Texas COLLEGE OF MAINLAND League City, Texas UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON Houston, Texas LONE STAR COLLEGE Houston, Texas SAN JACINTO COLLEGE Pasadena, Texas HOUSTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE Houston, Texas SAM HOUSTON STATE UNIVERSITY Huntsville, Texas

RESUMES

A.M.D.G.

IT/AV/Security Sr. PM RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

Mike Niola, PSP, CPTED

LUNDQUIST INSTITUTE – SECURITY MASTER PLAN Los Angeles, California* CITY OF PALM SPRINGS – ACCESS CONTROL PROJECT Palm Springs, California* COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO – OPERATIONS CENTER San Diego, California* COUNTY OF SACREMENTO – NEW COURTHOUSE Sacramento, California*

LICENSES/CERTIFICATIONS PSP – ASIS International, CPTED

EDUCATION

Bachelor of Science, Computer Engineering, Manhattan College

AFFILIATIONS

Security Industry Association (SIA) Mentor ASIS International Member International CPTED Association Member

IT/AV/Security Project Manager RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

Tyler Kelly, PE, RCDD

LICENSES/CERTIFICATIONS

Professional Engineer – California #E18769 Registered Communication Distribution Designer (RCDD)

EDUCATION

Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering, California Polytec University

AFFILIATIONS BICSI Member

*project completed with previous employer

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HEAD OFFICE RELOCATION - UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA San Francisco, California TERMINAL 5 CTX REPLACEMENT - LOS ANGELES INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Los Angeles, California SITEWIDE FIBER OPTIC LOOP, AND BACKBONE - LOS ANGELES INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Los Angeles, California TERMINAL 3 ARRIVALS LEVEL – LOS ANGELES INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT San Francisco, California TERMINAL 3 – MCCARRAN INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Las Vegas, Nevada TERMINAL B TECHNOLOGY, AND INFRASTRUCTURE DESIGN – LA GUARDIA AIRPORT Elmhurst, New York TERMINAL 2, AND PIER E – DUBLIN INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Dublin, Ireland HUB TRANSIT HALL - WORLD TRADE CENTER (PANYNJ AND WESTFIELD) New York, New York OUTSIDE PLANT CABLING (OSP) TELECOM RELOCATION – PRESIDIO PARKWAY, DOYLE DRIVE San Francisco, California COURT HOUSE TELECOMMUNICATIONS – SAN DIEGO FEDERAL COURT HOUSE San Diego, California

RESUMES

A.M.D.G.

IT/AV/Security Sr. Designer RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

Cornelius Davis, Jr., PE, RCDD

LICENSES/CERTIFICATIONS

Registered Professional Engineer - Texas #123537 Registered Communication Distribution Designer (RCDD)

EDUCATION

Bachelor of Science, Architectural Engineering, Kansas State University

DALE CARNEGIE HOUSING - NEW HOPE HOUSING Houston, Texas* ROBOTICS CENTER - GOOSE CREEK CONSOLIDATED INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT Baytown, Texas* EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES - IDEA PUBLIC SCHOOLS Treaschwig, Texas & Lake Houston, Texas* MULTI-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL BUILDING - AHS FORESSTA Houston, Texas MULTI-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL BUILDING - AHS TEN OAKS Houston, Texas MIXED-USE HIGH RISE BUILDING - DREWERY PLACE APARTMENTS Houston, Texas RESIDENTIAL BUILDING - 415 COLORADO APARTMENTS Austin, Texas MIXED-USE RESIDENTIAL BUILDING - 321 WEST 6TH Austin, Texas RESIDENTIAL BUILDING - BLOCK 98 HIGH STREET Houston, Texas MIXED-USE RESIDENTIAL BUILDING - CAMDEN DOWNTOWN Houston, Texas RESIDENTIAL BUILDING - GABLE POST OAK Houston, Texas MULTI-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL BUILDING - CHELSEA AT THE MUSEUM DISTRICT Houston, Texas

Landscape Architecture Principal RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

Elizabeth Gilbert, PLA, ASLA

LICENSES/CERTIFICATIONS Registered Landscape Architect - Texas #2869

EDUCATION

Bachelor of Landscape Architecture, Texas A&M University

AFFILIATIONS

American Society of Landscape Architects Professional Advisory Board Texas A&M University, Department of Landscape Architecture *project completed with previous employer

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CITY OF IOWA COLONY, MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT CENTER Iowa Colony, Texas HARC OFFICE BUILDING The Woodlands, Texas EAST ALDINE TOWN CENTER Houston, Texas TRAMMELL CROW ENERGY CENTER Houston, Texas NEW TRAILS OFFICE BUILDING The Woodlands, Texas CITY HALL AND HERMANN SQUARE Houston, Texas GRAND CENTRAL PARK Conroe, Texas BROCK ADVENTURE PARK Houston, Texas HUGHES LANDING WETLAND GARDEN The Woodlands, Texas MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT CENTER - CITY OF IOWA COLONY Iowa Colony, Texas VINTAGE PARK Houston, Texas FOUNDERS PARK AT THE WOODLANDS HILLS Conroe, Texas ROB FLEMING PARK The Woodlands, Texas THREE SUGAR CREEK Sugar Land, Texas HOUSTON RACQUET CLUB Houston, Texas LAKESIDE PARK Angleton, Texas MAIN STREET IMPROVEMENTS Houston, Texas

RESUMES

A.M.D.G.

IT/AV/Security Sr. Designer RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

Ryan Steib, ASLA, LEED AP

EDUCATION

Bachelor of Landscape Architecture Louisiana State University

AFFILIATIONS

American Society of Landscape Architects Urban Land Institute Rice Design Alliance

CITY NORTH RETAIL CENTER Houston, Texas HOUSTON CENTER Houston, Texas LA CANTERA TOWN CENTER LANDSCAPE MASTER PLAN San Antonio, Texas SANVOSS REPOSITIONING Houston, Texas WILLIAMS TOWER REPOSITIONING Houston, Texas CITY HALL AND HERMANN SQUARE Houston, Texas DOWNTOWN FULSHEAR BRANDING AND STREETSCAPES Fulshear, Texas CONNECT II & III CAMPUS Guadalajara, Mexico SPRING VALLEY VILLAGE CITY HALL PARK PHASE 2 Spring Valley, Texas LANGHAM PARK MASTER PLAN Houston, Texas LAKESIDE PARK Angleton, Texas VETERANS MEMORIAL PARK MASTER PLAN Houston, Texas HOUSTON CONNECT SOUTH Houston, Texas BRIARLAKE PLAZA REPOSITIONING Houston, Texas QUANTA SERVICES REPOSITIONING Houston, Texas

Foodservice Designer RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

Diane Lyons

BACKGROUND

Diane has been with TriMark for 20 years and in the food service design industry for 30 years.

Diane is well-versed in food service layout and equipment selections to meet the culinary vision and the budget. She oversees production of plans and specifications and closely coordinates this work with the Architect, MEP consultants, and Owner.

*project completed with previous employer

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SANTA CLARITA FOOD PANTRY – SCHEMATIC DESIGN Santa Clarita, California OC RESCUE MISSION Tustin, California HOMEBOY INDUSTRIES Los Angeles, California FRED JORDAN MISSION Los Angeles, California NOBLE BIRD Long Beach, California THE CHEESECAKE FACTORY Multiple Locations NICK’S DEL MAR San Diego, California KONA GRILL Multiple Locations LAZY DOG Multiple Locations

PAST PERFORMANCE

A.M.D.G.

OF THE FIRM CURRENT LITIGATION

McLemore Luong Architects, LLC has no current or previous litigation history.

ABILITY TO PERFORM

At a previous firm, proposed Executive Architect Alec Luong served as the lead designer, project manager, and project architect for the Lago Mar Crystal Lagoon in Texas City, Texas. The $40 million project required phasing for each site was carefully considered to avoid any land-locked configurations and minimize future re-work. Each phase of construction was planned out with both architecture and civil engineering in mind to ensure that the user experience at any given phase was the best user experience possible. The community center was the first building erected on-site and is over 21,000 square feet with a full-service kitchen, restaurant,

meeting and entertainment spaces, workout facility, and staff offices. Three additional bathrooms and support facilities were also constructed to provide restroom, mechanical, and lagoon functionality space.

The developer and the contractor wanted the building constructed out of wood for economic and schedule reasons, which pushed the design team to account for long span open spaces utilizing heavy timber-framed trusses.

Texas Department of Insurance Wind Ratings also added another layer of complexity and required the team to construct a large wood-frame structure that could withstand Coastal Wind requirements. In the end, the $40 million project performed flawlessly and was constructed on time, with less than .05% change orders coming during the construction process.

MCLEMORE LUONG WORKLOAD CAPACITY

McLemore Luong’s total value of work in design and construction is $107,000,000.

McLemore Luong’s Employee Count by Position Title: Architects 4 Architectural Designers 6 Interior Designers 2 Administrators 4 TOTAL 16

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EXPERIENCE AND

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KNOWLEDGE KNOWLEDGE OF LAW

With over seven collective decades of design and building experience in the Houston community, McLemore Luong is intimately familiar with the local building conditions. The proposed property lies within Harris County and will be subject to review by the Harris County Department of Engineering. As a firm, we have permitted dozens of projects in this jurisdiction. We are well versed in the submission of civil improvement permits, fire and life safety review for new building construction, and the Harris County Health Department.

As registered Architects within the State of Texas, we are also well versed in the requirements of the Texas Accessibility Standards and the Texas requirements to follow the International Energy Conservation Code.

Design consideration for a Type II-B building, which we are anticipating the main Food Bank to be, is well understood by each of the Architects of Record proposed on this project. The truck wash station will require special considerations by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, which regulates the discharge of such facilities.

The supplemental design service consultants we have included in our proposal are leaders within their respective fields, with institutional knowledge of specialty design codes and considerations.

The design team has a history of working for non-profits in Houston.

Clients include Avenue CDC, Connect Community, and the Architecture Center Houston - in previous experience, some

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team members have completed projects for The Discovery Green Conservancy and probono planning for local Charter Schools. We find ourselves exceptionally motivated to work with others who share our mission to improve the quality of living, neighborhood conditions, and societal connections across communities. In the process of becoming stewards of our clients’ missions, it brings out the most effective range of professional capabilities. Operating as visionaries, economic researchers, and cultural anthropologists, we’ve been tapped for ideas, starting by getting to know the people. We have our own strong sense of service, which has us continuing to seek out and provide services in under-served communities.

We help organizations ensure that every design decision is useful, durable, and adaptable. From our experience, nearly everything is content for fundraising.

From programming, site planning, architecture, and landscape – we’ve created opportunities to frame a portion of a project for donor opportunities and community connection. We understand that it is essential for the project to reflect the values of the organization’s history and the community they’re working within.

ABILITY TO WORK WITH HFB

McLemore Luong is accustomed to working with clients of all sizes and structures, from Port Authority-sized institutions to individual homeowners and everything in between. We understand the need to bring our personal touch and attention to client details in all projects. We look forward to meeting with the Houston Food Bank and its designated personnel and

forming lasting relationships that extend beyond the individual project timeline.

We firmly believe that open communication and thorough documentation make for the best client relationships. We have built this firm on that principle and have aligned our digital tools to further that commitment.

By using Project Ready, we can share a cloud-based open platform with our clients to share and collaborate on documents and hold each other accountable during the design phase.

We understand that different clients and people have different ways of understanding the design. Not all forms of design communication will be understood by all of the stakeholders during the process. We pride ourselves on being able to generate a mixture of media to help move from concept to proposal to production as efficiently as possible. As the building design evolves and special relationships are defined quantitatively and spatially, our team will develop a full accounting of the furniture, fixtures, and equipment.

This FF&E database will serve as a benchmark throughout the construction process and as a budgeting tool.

Whatever it takes to communicate the design effectively and sufficiently will be used to ensure complete alignment on the design and intent of the project.

PROPOSAL

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FEE

PROJECT COMPANY NAME DATE BID SUBMITTED NAME OF PRIMARY CONTACT TITLE DIRECT MOBILE ADDRESS EMAIL Scope Basic Services Building Specialty Services Building Basic Services Site Grand Total

Concept / Programming $ 371,750.00 $ 18,200.00 $ 55,550.00 $ 445,500.00

Houston Food Bank New Food Bank & Campus McLemore Luong Architects, LLC 06/15/2022 Alec A. Luong, AIA Principal & Proposed Executive Architect +1 713 582 0996 +1 713 582 0996 800 Town and Country Blvd., Suite 500-408, Houston, Texas 77024 aluong@mclemoreluong.com

$ $ $ $

Schematic Design 371,750.00 18,200.00 55,550.00 445,500.00

Design Development $ 557,625.00 $ 27,300.00 $ 83,325.00 $ 668,250.00

Construction Documents $ 1,487,000.00 $ 72,800.00 $ 222,200.00 $ 1,782,000.00

$ $ $ $

Bidding / Permitting 185,875.00 9,100.00 27,775.00 222,750.00

Construction Administration $ 743,500.00 $ 36,400.00 $ 111,100.00 $ 891,000.00

Total Fee $ 3,717,500.00 $ 182,000.00 $ 555,500.00 $ 4,455,000.00

EXPLANATION OF METHODOLOGY

We are pleased to present our fees for consideration for this project. We believe that our fee proposal is very aggressive given the amount of information provided within the Request for Proposals and the understanding of the anticipated project challenges related to schedule, budget, and complexity. Our proposal is broken down into the building basic services, site basic services, and building/project specialty services, including specialty services related to fundraising and marketing support.

Our fee methodology looks at the anticipated number of Full-Time Employees (FTE’s) dedicated to the project throughout the project life cycle calculated in our internal staffing plans. Therefore, we can extrapolate the anticipated workload and use our hourly rate schedule back into our proposal fee numbers. Our consultants use a similar methodology and also consider their specific scope challenges and anticipated deliverables to factorize their proposals.

We have also asked all of our consultants to reduce their individual fees by 5% in acknowledgment that the work we are doing for this project is for a non-profit organization. Collectively, this project team is committed to supporting the Houston Food Bank through this fee reduction as our way to have a direct and meaningful monetary impact on the project.

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A.M.D.G.

ALEC A. LUONG, AIA, NCARB, RID

MCLEMORE LUONG ARCHITECTS LLC

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ALEC A. LUONG, AIA, NCARB, RID

JUNE 14, 2022

RYAN H. MCLEMORE, AIA, NCARB

JUNE 14, 2022

CONTRACT

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EXCEPTIONS CONTRACT EXCEPTIONS

McLemore Luong does not have any proposed modifications and/or deviations to the provided AIA B1012017 agreement.

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INSURANCE CERTIFICATE

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CONTACTS: ALEC A. LUONG, AIA, NCARB, RID Principal c +1 713 582 0996 aluong@mclemoreluong.com

RYAN H. MCLEMORE, AIA, NCARB Principal c +1 713 825 1324 rmclemore@mclemoreluong.com

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