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Name Firm Role Project Insp

Project Insp Struct

Coatings Insp

T&E Insp Soil & Aggr Insp

CE Level

1

CE Level

2

Notes

Joe Warino PE PRIME Project Manager N N N N N Y Y Brent Robbins PE PRIME Construction Engineer

1,2/Materials Controller N N N N N Y Y

Walter Berneau PE Omnipro Construction Engineer 1,2/Inspection N N N N N Y Y

Tim Ralston PE HDR CCC Construction Engineer 1,2/Inspection N N N N N N N Qualifications

Pending

Bill Lawall PE, PS Barr(NEAS) Construction Engineer 1,2/Inspection N N N N N Y Y

Ted Reisman PRIME Project Inspector/Structures Y N N N Y N N

Has inspected structures in the

past

Robert Kinsella PRIME Project

Inspector/Structures/ Materials Controller

Y Y N N Y N N

Terry Bauers Omnipro Project Inspector/Structures Y Y N Y N N N

Earl Johnson PRIME Project Inspector/Structures Y N N N N N N

Has inspected structures in the

past

Barry Burdette HDR CCC Project Inspector/ Structures/Coatings N N N N N N N Qualifications

Pending

Jim Wilson Omnipro Project Inspector/Traffic Signals Y Y N Y N N N

Chip Vogelsang PRIME Project Inspector/Soils and Aggregate Inspector N N N N Y N N

Tyler Stover Barr(NEAS) Project Inspector/Soils and Aggregate Inspector Y N N N Y N N

Eddie Robertson QCS Project Inspector Y N N N N N N

Prequalification Status (Y/N)

Name Firm Role Project Insp

Project Insp Struct

Coatings Insp

T&E Insp Soil & Aggr Insp

CE Level

1

CE Level

2

Notes

Bill Pangallo QCS Project Inspector Y N N N N N N

Brandon Clark QCS Project Inspector/Coatings N N Y N N N N

Jason Fescemyer Omnipro Project Scheduler N N N N N Y N

Karen Curren PRIME Documentation Clerk/Materials Controller N N N N N N N

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Joseph A. Warino, PE - Project Manager PRIME AE Group, Inc. (PRIME)

Mr. Warino (Joe) has over 16 years of experience as a Professional Engineer who has worked for the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) District 6 and the City of Columbus. During that tenure, he has administered a variety of major highway construction projects in Ohio both for the Department of Transportation and the City of Columbus.

While at PRIME, Joe has been the Project Manager for several complex major highway construction projects. Joe has also worked to train the in-house inspection staff on ODOT documentation and inspection procedures. He has also worked to get the staff ODOT prequalified as preferred by the Department. Joe has also made several new hires to supplement the PRIME staff all of which have ODOT project inspection experience.

At ODOT District 6, Joe was the project engineer for several major highway construction projects ranging from the Polaris Gemini Interchange project, to the Major reconstruction of SR-315 in front of the OSU campus to the US-42 Bypass Project. All of these projects were completed on time, under budget, and without any major contractual claims. Joe also was an instructor for the ODOT HT Academy traveling to various districts instructing ODOT Highway Technicians on a multitude of construction and inspection activities.

Experience

While at the City of Columbus, Joe was involved with the rewrite of the 2012 COC Construction and Material Specification. He also was the Area engineer over a variety of projects including several LPA and 3P projects. Some of these projects were the Lane Ave/SR-315 Ramps, Columbus Traffic Signal System Phases A and B, The Rickenbacker Parkway, Phase 2B Project, and the Front Street Bridge Project over the CSXT RR.

PRIME AE Group – Director of Construction where Joe served as the Project manager for several construction projects. These projects include, the WAR 71-2.54 project- where he oversaw the Demolition and reconstruction of the Socialville Foster structure over I-71 in Mason, Ohio, FRA 270 21.67 project- SR-315 and I-270 interchange reconstruction project on the north side of Columbus, PIC-22-6.58-LPA project which included the construction of a new structure and the realignment or county Rd 22 in Pickaway County, FRA-Whitehall Signal Project-ODOT Project within the City of Whitehall for the construction improvements to 23 traffic signals on Broad St, Hamilton Rd, and Main St in Whitehall, Ohio.

Years with PRIME: 2 Total Years of Experience: 16

Education: BE/Civil Engineering/2001

Registrations: Professional Engineer - OH

Certifications: ACI / ORMCA Certified ODOT Level 1 and Level 2 Engineer Prequalification

Professional Memberships: American Public Works Association (APWA); Ohio Society of Professional Engineers (OSPE)

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Joe also served as the Project Manager for the Walnut and Hempstead Recreational path project for the City of Westerville where he administrated the contract for a $1.4-million-dollar recreational path through the heart of Westerville, Oh.

City of Columbus – Columbus, Ohio. Area Engineer in Construction Inspection whose responsibilities included managing team of engineers and supervisors in construction contract administration, perform on-site engineering and provide technical assistance to project personnel on construction projects, manage project inspection budget, staffing, and overall construction cost on an average of 25 projects annually. Joe also worked on revision of the 2012 City of Columbus Construction Material Specifications, developed and instructed annual Documentation training refresher for project inspection staff, and he developed and implemented various policies and procedures in the Construction Inspection Division. Some of the key projects that Joe administered are as follows:

o Lane Ave/ SR 315 Ramp Project (ODOT LPA)o Front Street Bridge Project over CSXT RR (ODOT LPA)o Columbus Traffic Signal System Project Phase A and B (ODOT LPA)o Columbus Regional Airport Authority Rickenbacker Parkway Phase 2B (ODOT LPA

administered for the CRAA)o Nationwide Blvd Projects (3P projects with NRI)o Worthington Road Connector Project (Administered for the City of Westerville)

Ohio Department of Transportation, District 6 – Delaware, Ohio. Project Engineer whose duties included managing complex construction projects for the state of Ohio, performed on-site engineering and provided technical assistance to project inspectors on construction projects, and developed and instructed annual documentation training refresher course for project inspectors. Mr. Warino performed all these duties for the following projects:

o Polaris/Gemini interchange, Columbus, Ohioo Medical Center Drive, ramps to OSU hospital from SR 315, Columbus, Ohioo US 42 Bridge over the Darby and US 42 Bypass, Plain City, Ohioo SR 739 grade separation, Honda of Americao MAD CR 124 structure over the Big Darbyo SR 315 Major reconstruction/rehabilitationo US 40/42 bridge replacemento DEL CR 12 Grade separation over CSXTo Several 2 lane and interstate resurfacing projects including US33, US 42, SR 739, SR

347, SR 161, US 40




Brent Robbins, PE – Construction Project Engineer PRIME AE Group, Inc. (PRIME)

General Qualifications Mr. Robbins is a Professional Engineer with more than 8 years of experience working in both the private and public sectors. Starting his career as a Project Manager for Thomas Marker Construction, he then moved on to the Ohio Department of Transportation, District 6. While at District 6, Mr. Robbins was the Project Engineer for the Rich Street/Scioto Mile project in downtown Columbus, Ohio. He then went on to take a position with the City of Columbus where he served again as a Project Engineer for several 3P and ODOT LPA projects. Experience ODOT District 6, PIC 22-6.58 LPA (Pickaway County Scioto Darby Rd. Bridge Replacement), Orient, OH – Project Engineer This project was a $4.3 million LPA project which consisted of the improvement of 0.54 miles of CR22 (Scioto Darby Road) by replacing the existing two span Pratt through truss, over Big Darby Creek, including reconstruction of the approach roadway, grading and drainage. Mr. Robbins was responsible for administrating this project with ODOT’s LPA policies and procedures, entering information into SiteManager and Sharepoint, conducting progress meetings, producing estimates and materials verification.

City of Columbus DPS, Columbus, OH - Project Engineer/ Construction Manager (NON-PRIME position) As a Project Engineer, Mr. Robbins managed several complex major highway construction projects for the City. He was also the lead CPM schedule reviewer and utilized both the Primavera P6, Primavera P3 and Microsoft Project Software. He used Primavera P6 and P3 scheduling software in analyzing and reviewing project CPM schedules sent by contractors, and creating and updating schedules for design and CM/CI groups. Mr. Robbins’ projects included:

• Hard Road Phase A (ODOT LPA) Reconstruction of 1.12 miles of existing Hard Road from two lane roadway to five lanes. These improvements include turn lanes, new pavement, curb, sidewalk, street lighting, storm sewer, traffic signals, signs, and pavement markings. Concurrently administered Sawmill Road/Hard Road Intersection Improvements consisting of the widening and resurfacing of 0.34 miles of Sawmill Road and 0.17 miles of Hard Road. The project included the addition of curb and gutter, sidewalk, and shared use path.

• Emerald Parkway Tuttle to Rings Road (Joint Venture between the City of Columbus and City of Dublin) Reconstruction of 0.54 miles of existing Emerald Parkway from Tuttle Crossing Boulevard to Rings Road from two lanes to five lanes with construction of roundabouts at intersections of Lakehurst Court.


Education: The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH – Bachelor of Engineering, Civil Engineering

Licenses and Certifications: Professional Engineer (PE) – OH ODOT Prequalified Construction Engineer Level I and Level II

ODOT Prequalified: Construction Engineer Level I and Level II




and Glendon Court. The project included storm sewers, water line, curb, sidewalk, shared use path, and landscaping improvements.

• Worthington Road Connector Project (Administered for the City ofWesterville) New construction of 5,300 +/- linear feet of roadway from CountyLine Road West to Polaris Parkway. Project included storm sewers, water lines,electric/communication duct banks, lighting, traffic signals, sidewalks, bikepaths, retaining walls, and driveways.

Ohio Department of Transportation, District 6, Delaware, OH - Project Engineer. Mr. Robbins’ duties included managing complex construction projects for the State of Ohio, schedule review, and performing on-site engineering and providing technical assistance to project inspectors on construction projects. His most notable project at ODOT D6 is the Rich Street Scioto Mile Project which constructed a 568 foot precast, post-tensioned, concrete rib arch, on reinforced drilled shaft piers and H-pile abutments right in the center of the City of Columbus. Mr. Robbins used Primavera P3 scheduling software in analyzing and reviewing project CPM schedules sent by contractors. He was also involved in the online publication of ODOT’s 2009 Manual of Procedures, 2010 Construction and Material Specifications, and ARRA project auditing.


Walter Bernau, P.E.Construction Engineer II / Construction Inspector

Constr. Eng. II / CI

WalterBernau

Experience: 36 Years

• Maintenance of Traffi c• Construction Management• Construction Inspection• Field Inspection Training• Construction Testing• Pre-Construction Services• Scheduling

Education:

Akron University

• BS - Civil Engineering

Registrations:

• Professional Engineer, Ohio

Pre-Qualifi cation:

• Construction Engineer II

Education / Registrations

Walter joined the private sector aft er 36 years working for the Ohio Depart-ment of Transportation District 8. While with ODOT Walter was primarily involved in the development and review of Maintenance of Traffi c plans for theDistrict, inspection of construction projects, and project coordination. Wal-ter’s position also required the inspection and enforcement of MOT with theDistrict. During Walter’s career he as acted as the District Construction Engi-neer for District 8 at the request of the District during interim periods.

Relevant Projectsj

• Various Projects for ODOT D8 -• Assist with developing the maintenance of traffi c to be included in

the Scope of Services document. Th is task is performed during theplanning stage of the plan development process.

• Review Stage 1, Stage 2 and Stage 3 plan submissions during plandevelopment.

• Review the MOTAA(Maintenance of Traffi c Alternative Analysis)when submitted by the consultant. Developed and submitted to theOffi ce of Roadway Engineering for approval the MOTAA for an in-house project

• Develop and submit the MOTEC(Maintenance of Traffi c ExceptionCommittee) request to Central Offi ce Roadway Engineering forreview and approval.

• Submit a report to the District Construction Engineer wheneverthere is a fatality involving a motorist or pedestrian within an ODOTadministered construction project. (May result in the requirement torepresent ODOT in a court case.)

• Review active construction projects in order to ensure they are incompliance with the maintenance of traffi c contract documents.

• Administered various projects as the Project Engineer for ODOT includingbridge replacements, pavement resurfacing projects, roadway replacement,drainage construction, pavement markings and traffi c signal construction.

• Assistant Project Engineer on ODOT Project No 688-84 Multi-million dollarproject constructing a new multi-lane section of interstate I-675 in GreeneCounty from Normandy Lane to Bigger Rd. Th e work involved constructingseveral bridges, drainage, earthwork, pavement construction(asphaltpavement over a concrete base pavement), noise walls, landscaping, traffi csignals, lighting.

Tim Ralston, PE Construction Engineer 2 / Structure Inspector/ Project Inspector

Education: • License Professional Engineer in area of Civil Engineering(1992)• B.S. in engineering(1985)• Training is soil and embankment testing, concrete quality control• Training in Transportation Engineering

Mr. Ralston is a Licensed Professional Engineer with over 30 years of ODOT experience in construction of highways, and bridges which includes: Project Management, Construction Project Administration and Inspection, Resident Engineering, Project coordination, Project Inspection and Quality Control, and decision making in solving complex problems. Currently Mr. Ralston serves as a Construction Engineer 2 and Structure and Project Inspector on the HDR Staff.

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

2015-Present, HDR Construction Engineer/ Structure/ Project Inspector • Act as ODOT consultant inspector for District 8 construction• Oversee and inspect bridge and roadway construction in the Cincinnati area• Inspect and oversee pile driving, reinforcing steel, structural steel, asphalt and concrete• Inspect reinforced earth walls, storm sewers and electrical work

1997-2015, ODOT, Project Administrator • Responsible for administration and oversight on multiple construction projects• Assigned and supervised engineers and inspectors on various projects• Reviewed inspection and testing reports to ensure proper administration of contracts• Trained and evaluated project engineers, supervisors and inspectors• Reviewed construction issues on projects and implemented solutions• Ensured that documentation on projects is in accordance with ODOT policies• Worked with contractors and project personnel to resolve potential claims• Oversaw the administration of $1M to over $50M construction projects• Performed final inspections on LPA and Credit Bridge projects

1985-1998, ODOT, Project Manager and Inspector • Managed and inspected assigned highway construction projects• Ensured project was constructed in accordance with contract documents• Inspected and tested materials on projects• Supervised and trained inspection staff assigned• Managed and inspected $1M to $20M construction contracts• Maintained proper files and documentation for each project• Performed project closeout and audits• Prepared change orders and invoices for paymentS A P

William Lawall, P.E., P.S. Project Inspector, Senior Surveyor

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Mr. Lawall brings over 40 years of experience as a Construction Inspector / Administrator to NEAS,

Inc. He has been responsible for all aspects of construction management / inspection / administration for

various highway and bridge projects in the States of Ohio and Kentucky. Prior to NEAS, Inc., Mr. Lawall

served the Ohio Department of Transportation’s District 8 for thirty years. During his tenure with ODOT

he served on the District 8 Constructability Team, responsible for checking all plans produced for contract

sale. The checking included all phases of the plans, checking for errors, checking for adherence to the

design guidelines, checking plan layout, completeness, etc. He also served as Project Engineer in the

District 8 Construction Department, with duties including supervision of construction inspection forces,

contract administration for many projects, and as specialist for traffic control. During this period, he

served as Project Engineer for a myriad of construction projects ranging from culvert replacements to full

interstate construction and reconstruction. In this role he was responsible for ensuring the contractor

constructed the project according to the plans and specifications, and used the proper materials.

Education & Certifications

B.S., Civil Engineering, University of

Cincinnati

Registered Professional Engineer: 42487

Registered Professional Surveyor: 7242

ODOT Prequalified Construction Engineer,

Level 2

ODOT Prequalified Construction Engineer,

Level 1

Project Experience

MOT-75-12.20, ODOT D-7, Construction Inspection, Task Order, Montgomery County, Ohio

Mr. Lawall represented ODOT District 7, by providing Project Inspection, including concrete

inspection of the structural development. Structural/Bridge Inspection duties included all aspects

such as pile driving, rebar, deck pours, and parapet for the completion of this project. Mr. Lawall

provided Roadway Inspection and his duties included, reinforcing steel, drainage, rigid pavement,

and MSE wall. Mr. Lawall ensured the use of the proper ODOT Specifications, as well as interpreted

and analyzed blueprints in order to confirm a structure’s completeness as well as its conformity to

the design before allowing continuation of the project. Mr. Lawall used proper forms to effectively

document project activities with daily reports and payment quantities as construction on the

project progressed.

Wooster Pike Corridor Revitalization Phase 1 & 2, Fairfax, Ohio

Senior Surveyor and Construction Manager / Lead Inspector for the construction of this streetscape

project in Fairfax, Ohio. This project includes many traffic calming features on Wooster Pike

including a ‘Road Diet’, where the four 10’ lanes will be converted to 3-12’ lanes. Raised medians

with landscaping will be constructed between the outside two lanes on Wooster Pike. His services

included preparation of the construction bid package, and survey construction layout. During

construction of this OPWC and CMAQ funded project, he has been responsible for completing daily

progress reports and attending daily progress meetings to confirm that the main project timeline

goals are being met. He verified pay items and produced reports documenting the pay request for

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the client to submit to OPWC for payment. This project was conducted in accordance with the

ODOT Construction and Materials Specifications and the Construction Inspection Manual of

Procedures.

Mariemont Safe Routes to School, Village of Fairfax, 2012

Senior Surveyor and Construction Inspector for this project involving a new HAWK signal in front of

the school entrance, new signing on streets surrounding the school, installation of new bike racks,

installation of missing sidewalk connection on Wooster Pike and West Street, and restriping of

Wooster Pike within the Village Corporate limits (limits to standard 12’ for traffic calming).

Responsibilities have included conceptual layout of curb bulb-outs, survey, pavement marking,

signing, and plan preparation for school zone signing including bike rack location and details.


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Cincinnati Office 7870 E. Kemper Road | Suite 130 | Cincinnati, Ohio 45249 P: 513.401.6300 | F: 614.839.0251

Ted Reisman – Senior Construction Inspector PRIME AE Group, Inc. (PRIME)

General Qualifications

Mr. Reisman has over 19 years of experience in resident project representation, earthwork control operations, and construction materials testing. He is proficient in Site Manager and Mobile Inspector, Project Inspection, concrete testing (field and strength), soil compaction, and asphalt compaction testing. He has worked on a variety of construction projects ranging from small culvert replacements to large complex major highway projects along the interstate. Working on the I-75 projects in District 7, Mr. Reisman was the lead inspector in the field and was responsible for all daily reports and material certification entry into site manager. He has also been the Lead Inspector on several ODOT LPA projects throughout the state.

Experience

Columbia Road Relocation, Warren County, Ohio – Senior Construction Inspector. This project is a $8.6 Million Relocation of Columbia Road to the east of its current location and the upgrade and realignment of Western Row Rd. east of I-71 through the first bend to the east, with capacity improvements at the intersection with the existing ramps and Kings Island Drive. Also included is lighting, signals, landscaping, water and sanitary relocations. Mr. Reisman managed the construction project for a larger interchange modification. Duties included daily inspection, oversight of staff, reviewing pay applications, and managing project documentation. Site work included utility relocations and earthwork to support the relocation.

ODOT District 8 WAR 71-2.54, Warren County, OH – Senior Construction Inspector. This project entails the complete structure replacement of the Socialville-Fosters Road bridge over I-71, the widening of Socialville-Fosters Road from 2 lanes to 5 lanes, the addition of a two-lane roundabout at Innovation Way and traffic signal improvements at Columbia Road. Mr. Reisman served as the lead inspector for the new bridge over I-71.

ODOT Various Districts throughout Ohio – Project Inspector/Lead Inspector (NON-PRIME position). Mr. Reisman has 15 years of experience as Project Inspector/Lead Inspector including coordination of material testing on ODOT projects in Districts 2, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 12. Some of these projects include I-75 Bowling Green/Rolling Bridge at State Route 6 (Bowling Green, OH), I-90 Innerbelt Bridge Project (Cleveland, OH), I-70 Franklin County Noise Wall, and the Micropiles Bridge Repair including a new ramp on State Route 28 (Milford, OH). Mr. Reisman performed construction material testing for materials including concrete, soils, and asphalt for a variety of agencies and projects including county road projects, school projects, power plants, Xavier Cintas Center, Paul Brown Stadium and Kentucky Speedway.

Years with PRIME: 2 Total Years of Experience19+

Education: NICET Level III

Certifications: ODOT Prequalified Project Inspector ODOT Prequalified Soils and Aggregate Inspector ODOT Compaction and Flexible Pavement Certified ACI Concrete Testing Technician Grade I Radiation Safety and Use of Nuclear Gauges OIAMA Level I NICET Level III

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ODOT District 8 Construction Services Contract, Cincinnati, OH – Project Inspector. (NON-PRIME position) Mr. Reisman inspected several projects including, I-75 Hopple Street, I-75 Railroad Bridge, I-275 to Forest Park and several Culvert Inspections. His duties included project documentation, project inspection, and materials testing.



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Robert Kinsella – Senior Construction Inspector PRIME AE Group, Inc. (PRIME)

General Qualifications Mr. Kinsella is a retired ODOT District 6 employee who has 31 years of experience in all areas of resident project representation and project documentation as well as the testing of concrete, asphalt, soils and aggregates. He had spent the last few years working in ODOT District 6 as a Consultant Inspector assisting the District 6 Project Staff with documentation and inspection on various projects throughout the district. He is also proficient in ODOT’s Site Manager for both project and materials tracking. Experience ODOT District 6 FRA-270-21.67, Columbus, OH – Senior Construction Inspector. This project, also known as the north side fix, is a $70 Million interchange reconfiguration at I-270 and SR-315 on Columbus’ north side. It included the Reconstruction of the Interchange at I-270 & SR-315 and I-270 & US-23. The project includes the addition of lanes, CD roads, multiple structures, MSE walls, storm sewer work, traffic control, lighting, reconstruction of the Olentangy trail bike path, and utility work. Mr. Kinsella is overseeing the construction of several structures, drainage, asphalt paving, earthwork, and interchange lighting. ODOT District 6 Whitehall Signal Project, Whitehall, OH – Senior Construction Inspector. This project was a $3.6 million ODOT Project within the City of Whitehall for the construction improvements to 23 traffic signals on Broad Street, Hamilton Road, and Main Street. This project converted the majority of these signals from strain poles with messenger wire to decorative mast arms. This Project also included new curb ramps, signing, street lighting and pavement marking improvements. Mr. Kinsella assisted with the administration of this project by entering reports into site manager, material reporting, change orders, documentation, and managing the project inspection staff. ODOT District 6 I-270/Cleveland Ave Interchange Project (Non-PRIME position). This Project was a $9.3 Million Interchange Reconfiguration Project with a complete new structure over I-270. This project also included two new traffic signals, street lighting, drainage, and utility relocation. Mr. Kinsella oversaw the construction of the Cleveland Ave structure, drainage, asphalt paving, earthwork, and interchange lighting. He was the lead inspector on this project.

Years with PRIME: 1 Total Years of Experience: 31 Education: Columbus State Community College, Columbus, OH – working towards Construction Management Degree NICET Level IV

Certifications: ODOT Prequalified Project Inspector ODOT Prequalified Structure Inspector ODOT Prequalified Soils and Aggregate Inspector ODOT Structures and Flexible Pavement Certified ACI Concrete Testing Technician Grade I Radiation Safety and Use of Nuclear Gauges OIAMA Level I and II NICET Level IV, Certified Construction Materials Testing Soils and Asphalt

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ODOT District 6 – Project Inspector and Transportation Manager 3 in Construction (Non-PRIME position) Mr. Kinsella has 10 years of experience as an ODOT Project Inspector and Transportation Manager 3 in Construction. On several major projects, he worked as the Lead Inspector and Administrative Assistant to the Project Staff. Mr. Kinsella is very well versed in the ODOT documentation and the materials tracking process. His duties on the projects included project management, inspection and documentation, and supervision of the HTs on the Project. While at District 6, Mr. Kinsella worked on various projects throughout the district including all types of major highway construction including but not limited to structures, roadway, erosion control, concrete and asphalt pavements, and MSE wall construction. Mr. Kinsella also worked in the District 6 Production Section for 12 years as a Transportation Technician preparing and reviewing complex major highway construction plans for various projects throughout District 6.


Terr y BauersConstruction Inspector

Construction Inspector

TerryBauers


• Construction Management• Construction Inspection• Paint Inspection• Construction Testing• Pre-Construction Services

Certifi cations:

• American Concrete Institute: ACI Level I

• OSHA 10-Hour, Occupational Health and Safety Course

• National Institute for Certifi cation in Engineering Technologies (NICET) Highway Construction Level III in progress - August 2014 scheduled completion

• Level I Aggregate

• Flexible and Structures Cert

• Pre-qualifi ed as a Project, Structures, and Signal Inspector

Education / Certifications

Mr. Bauers has 42 years of experience in the Bridge and Roadway constructionindustry. As a construction inspector he is experienced at constructioninspection, controlling project documentation, tracking project materialquantities; processing RFI’s and change orders, and reviewing contractorsubmittal packages.

From general inspection to project supervision, Terry has worked on numerousODOT Consultant Inspection Projects. Terry has also worked on severalsimultaneous projects for the Department. He has reported to the assignedODOT Project Engineer for duty assignments as an ODOT employee as wellas a consultant. Terry has performed Construction Inspection on Roadway,Bridges, Signalization, Drainage and Utility construction. During his District8 inspection work, he has also provided on-site testing of concrete being placeinto work on his project.

Relevant Projectsj

• I-275 Reconstruction & Widening for the Ohio Department of Transportation, District 8, and this $100 Million Project includes 9 miles of Roadway, Re-confi guration of the I-275 & I-75 Interchange, and 20 BridgeReconstructions. Th is Project was recently completed in Spring of 2010.

• I-75 Bridge Deck Overlay/Rehabilitations – North of Paddock Road.

• Paving & Reconstruction of State Route 127 (Hamilton Road). Projectincluded pavement milling, resurfacing, and complicated Maintenance of Traffi c Controls.

• ODOT Programmatic Inspection Contracts – Terry has performedconstruction inspection services on variety of Bridge and Roadway Construction Projects from 2006 through 2010.

• Montgomery Road Reconstruction & Widening Project near SycamoreOhio. Project includes the widening and reconstruction of Montgomery Road, Install of Large Diameter Drainage Structures, Signalization, andUtility Relocations.

• Installation of Cable Rail Safety Barricades in I-275

• Numerous RPM & Traffi c Control Marking/Signage ProjectsI-275 Reconstruction



Earl Johnson – Senior Construction Inspector PRIME AE Group, Inc. (PRIME)

General Qualifications Mr. Johnson was an ODOT District 6 employee who has 22 years of experience in all facets of resident project representation and project documentation as well as the testing of concrete, asphalt, soils and aggregates. Mr. Johnson had spent the last several years working in ODOT District 6 as a Consultant Inspector on the North Side Fix and Columbus Crossroads projects. He is very well versed in ODOT specifications and/or procedures. Experience ODOT District 6 FRA-270-21.67, Columbus, OH – Senior Construction Inspector. This project, also known as the north side fix, is a $70 Million Interchange Reconfiguration at I-270 and SR-315 on Columbus’ north side. It included the Reconstruction of the Interchange at I-270 & SR-315 and I-270 & US-23. The project includes the addition of lanes, CD roads, multiple structures, MSE walls, storm sewer work, traffic control, lighting, reconstruction of the Olentangy trail bike path, and utility work. Mr. Johnson is the Lead Structures Inspector performing foundations inspection, piling, re-steel, and concrete calculations and testing. ODOT District 8 WAR 71-2.54, Mason, OH – Senior Construction Inspector. This $3.1 Million project entails the complete structure replacement of the Socialville-Fosters Road bridge over I-71 including MSE walls, the widening of Socialville-Fosters Road from two-lanes to five-lanes, the addition of a two-lane roundabout at Innovation Way, and traffic signal improvements at Columbia Road. Mr. Johnson was responsible for the inspection of the piling operation and MSE wall construction on this project.

ODOT District 6 – Project Inspector and Materials Testing Technician (Non-PRIME position) Mr. Johnson has 16 years of experience as an ODOT Project Inspector and Materials Testing Technician. On several major projects, he had worked as a Lead Inspector and Administrative Assistant to the Project Staff as he is very well versed in ODOT inspection and documentation. Mr. Johnson’s duties on the project included day-to-day project management and supervision of lower level HT’s. While at District 6, he had worked on various projects including all types of major highway construction including but not limited to structures, roadway, erosion control, concrete and asphalt payments, and signalization.


Education: United States Marine Corp – Corporal NICET Level II

Certifications: ODOT Prequalified Project Inspector ODOT Compaction ACI Concrete Testing Technician Grade I OIAMA Level I NICET Level II ODOT Flexible Pavement

ODOT Prequalified: Project Inspector


Barry Burdette Project/Structure/coating Inspector

Education: Bachelor of Science, Construction Management, University of Northern Kentucky 1980

Mr. Burdette has worked on ODOT and transportation related construction projects for the last 35 years with various companies in the greater Cincinnati area. His duties ranged from construction inspection and surveying to construction supervision. He has been employed by HDR as an inspector since 2014.

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

HDR, Cincinnati, December 2014-Present

Senior Inspector

Act as ODOT Consultant Inspector for District 8 Highway Construction in the greater Cincinnati area. As an inspector Mr. Burdette oversaw bridge and roadway construction, bridge painting, and traffic signal installation

KCI, Cincinnati, May 2009-Sep. 2014

Senior Inspector

Acted as ODOT Consultant Inspector for District 8 Highway Construction in the greater Cincinnati area. As an inspector Mr Burdette oversaw bridge and roadway construction, bridge painting, and traffic signal installation.

ME Companies, May 2001-Dec. 2008

Senior Construction Inspector / Land Surveyor

Acted as ODOT Consultant Inspector for District 8 Highway Construction in the Greater Cincinnati Area. As an inspector Mr. Burdette oversaw bridge and roadway construction, bridge painting, LPA Projects and traffic signal installation. He also worked as Montgomery County Consultant inspector for Siebenthaler Bridge and Dixie Highway reconstruction in Dayton, Ohio. Mr. Burdette worked for the City of Middletown as a consultant inspector. Between inspection projects his duties included land surveying and research for project development.

Infrastructure Services, Inc. Oct. 1998-May 2001

Construction Supervisor

Mr. Burdette supervised a staff of 50 for the Fort Washington Way 2000 Project, a $35M highway project connecting the busiest interstates in the Greater Cincinnati area. Responsibilities included: Inspections for pile driving, reinforcing steel, structural steel, bridge decking, post tensioning, asphalt and concrete construction, reinforced earth-walls, storm sewers and electrical work.

Jim WilsonConstruction Inspector

Construction Inspector

JimWilson


• Construction Management• Construction Inspection• Paint Inspection• Construction Testing• Pre-Construction Services

Certifi cations:

• American Concrete Institute: ACI Level I

• BCI - Basic Industrial Coatings Inspection


• Nuclear Density Gauge Operation & Safety Training for the Testing of Compaction of Soils

• NICET Level III • Aggregate Level 1

• Flexible & Structures Certifi cation

• Pre-Qualifi ed as a Project, Structures, and Signal Inspector


industry. As a construction inspector he is experienced at constructioninspection, controlling project documentation, tracking project materialquantities; processing RFI’s and change orders, and reviewing contractorsubmittal packages. He is also well versed in the electronic documentationsystem (ODOT Site Manager), running progress meetings, approving pay estimates, and the project site fi ling system.

Jim has served as a general construction inspector as well as supervisor onnumerous ODOT Consultant Inspection Projects. In this capacity he hasreported to the assigned ODOT Project Engineer for duty assignments. Jimhas performed Construction Inspection on Roadway, Bridges, Signalization,Drainage and Utility construction. During his District 8 inspection work,he has also provided on-site testing of concrete being place into work on hisproject.

Relevant Projectsj

• I-75 Reconstruction & Widening for the Ohio Department of Transportation,District 8, (WAR-75-3.40). Th is $110 Million Project includes 8.4 milesof Roadway, Reconfi guration of the SR 122 Interchange, and 12 BridgeReconstructions. Th is Project is under construction and is currently scheduled to be completed in June 2012.

• Reconstruction of the CSX Railroad Bridge for Ohio Department of Transportation, District 8. Th is project created a new RR Structure overSR 747 In Hamilton County Ohio. $8.8 Million. Jim served as ProjectSupervisor and Construction Inspector.

• Reconstruction of the Paddock Road Bridge over I-75 at MP 23 – 11.8Million. Th is project was an integral part of the I-75 widening programcurrently under construction from Dayton to Cincinnati.

• Reconstruction of the US 50 Bridge over the Little Miami River – $8.2Million. Th is fi ve span structure was reconstructed in less than two yearswith considerable attention to MOT due to its proximity to newly developedsuburbs of Milford.

• ODOT Programmatic Inspection Contracts – Jim has performedconstruction and paint inspection services on variety of Bridge and Roadway Construction Projects from 2002 through 2015.

I-275 Reconstruction


Cincinnati Office 7870 E. Kemper Road | Suite 130 | Cincinnati, Ohio 45249 P: 513.401.6300| F: 614.839.0251

Chip Vogelsang – Senior Construction Inspector PRIME AE Group, Inc. (PRIME)

General Qualifications Mr. Vogelsang serves as a senior construction inspector out of PRIME AE’s Cincinnati, Ohio Office. He oversees the work of contractors and is well-versed in documentation requirements and materials testing of soils, aggregate, asphalt and concrete, as well as acceptance testing and documentation for a variety of projects. Experience ODOT District 8 WAR CR15-3.49, Warren County, OH – Senior Construction Inspector. This project is a $8.6 Million Relocation of Columbia Road to the east of its current location and the upgrade and realignment of Western Row Rd. east of I-71 through the first bend to the east, with capacity improvements at the intersection with the existing ramps and Kings Island Drive. This project also included is lighting, signals, landscaping, water and sanitary relocations. Mr. Vogelsang oversaw the construction and his duties included daily inspection, material testing, and managing project documentation. Site work included utility relocations and earthwork to support the relocation. Utility work included sanitary sewer relocations as well as realigning water mains to fit the new road geometry. ODOT District 8 WAR 71-2.54, Mason, OH – Senior Construction Inspector. This $3.1 Million project entails the complete structure replacement of the Socialville-Fosters Road bridge over I-71 including MSE walls, the widening of Socialville-Fosters Road from two-lanes to five-lanes, the addition of a two-lane roundabout at Innovation Way, and traffic signal improvements at Columbia Road. Mr. Vogelsang supported the project by providing inspection and testing for the new bridge over I-71 and related utility relocations.

Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) Engineering Technician, Cincinnati, Ohio – Project/Construction Inspector (Non-PRIME position) Mr. Vogelsang’s work duties included the observation of work and conducting testing on ODOT highway projects. He completed detailed daily reports to document project activity and with on-site personnel effectively and professionally. Mr. Vogelsang also provided testing services for soil, asphalt, and aggregates. He was accountable were work observation, conducting testing, completing daily reports documenting project activity, effective communication with on-site personnel, and testing for soil, asphalt, and aggregates.


Education: Morehead State University, Morehead, KY – Bachelor of Arts, Physical Education NICET Level II

Certifications: ODOT Prequalified Soils and Aggregate ODOT Compaction ODOT Flexible Pavement ACI Concrete Testing Technician Grade I OIAMA Level I NICET Level II NICET Construction Materials Testing Soils, Concrete, and Asphalt Radiation Safety and Use of Nuclear Gauges Radiation Training for Nuclear Density Gauges

ODOT Prequalified: Soils and Aggregate Inspector


Tyler Stover Supervisor, Construction Inspection

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Mr. Stover has five years of experience performing general inspection and materials testing for

transportation construction projects. Mr. Stover is an ODOT Prequalified Project Inspector and Soil &

Aggregate Inspector. Mr. Stover’s primary duties in the field include Project Inspection and Soil &

Aggregate Inspection, for ODOT, Municipality and privately owned projects. Mr. Stover’s experience

includes management and coordination of inspection activities, performing condition evaluations and

preparing daily inspection reports.

Education & Certifications

B.A. Sociology/Criminology, Ohio University,

2002

ACI Concrete Field Testing Technician, Grade

1

ACI Concrete Strength Testing Technician

ASBI Grout Inspection Training

APNGA Portable Nuclear Gauge Safety

Training

NICET Highway Construction, Level 2

NETTCP Soil & Aggregate Inspector

OAIMA Aggregate Technician, Level 1 & 2

ODOT Soil & Rock Classification

ODOT Work Type 26, Structural Steel

Painting

ODOT Work Type 27 Sealing Concrete

Surfaces

Prequalified ODOT Project Inspector

Prequalified ODOT Soil & Aggregate

Inspector

Project Experience

MOT-70-17.79, District 7, Construction Inspection, Task Order Contract, Ohio

Mr. Stover represented ODOT District 7, by providing General Project Inspection. Mr. Stover’s

primary duties included, compaction testing, inspection of MSE wall construction, drilled shafts and

QA testing of structural concrete. Mr. Stover reported directly to the Project Engineer, ensured the

use of the proper ODOT Specifications and documented project activities and pay quantities.

MOT-75-12.00, Downtown Dayton Bridge Project, Dayton, Ohio

Mr. Stover represented ODOT District 7 by providing general project inspection, including concrete

and compaction testing, post tensioning systems inspection, drainage, rigid pavement, MSE walls,

pile driving and earth work. Mr. Stover used ODOT forms to document project activities, daily

reports and pay quantities.

ATH- Richland Ave. Bypass 2, Athens, Ohio

Mr. Stover provided soil and aggregate inspection on this roadway project, providing compaction

testing per ODOT 878 and 611 specifications using a nuclear density gauge. Additionally, Mr.

Stover preformed additional project inspector tasks at the request of the contractor, Michael Baker

Jr., Inc. and The City of Athens Engineer.

HOC/ATH-33-16.52/0.00, Nelsonville Bypass, ODOT, Subcontractor to Michael Baker Jr., Inc.

Tyler Stover Supervisor, Construction Inspection

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As the construction inspector for this large scale project which included 4.5 miles of new roadway

alignment constructed on new embankment, Mr. Stover’s input was devoted to the documentation

and testing of the following items: pile driving to refusal, rebar placement from the footers to the

deck steel, structural steel bolt tensioning, forming of architectural and structural elements for

concrete placement, concrete placement and ACI testing of structural and architectural elements,

asphalt patching for Maintenance of Traffic, drilling of boreholes for grout placement, and

placement of grout into the mine voids under the proposed roadway. Mr. Stover provided QC

testing of the grout which included compiling and interpreting all the data from the mine grouting

operations and transferring this data into ODOT’s system. Additionally, he aided ODOT inspectors

with soil density and moisture testing with the portable nuclear gauge.

VAR STW Rail Construction, ODOT, Subcontractor to IBI Group

Mr. Stover provided general project inspection for ME Companies, representing the Ohio Rail

Commission as part of a team with Hill International on three bridge replacement projects in

District 4. Mr. Stover’s responsibilities for this project included MOT, demolition of existing

structures, pilings, embankment, drainage, beam and beam placement, structural steel bolt

tensioning, false work, reinforcing steel, shear studs, concrete placement, backfill and flexible

pavement. In addition to the work items, Mr. Stover attended weekly progress meetings and

coordinated daily with the contractor and CSX personnel.

Construction Inspector, RETTEW County/Twp. Road Projects

Mr. Stover provided soil and aggregate inspection for several roadway rehabilitation projects which

involved the improvement of the roadways to meet ODOT specifications to accommodate the traffic

demands of the shale gas industry. Items of work inspected included maintenance of traffic,

roadway embankment and grading, 304 base placements, full and partial depth pavement repairs,

cement stabilized subgrade, asphalt paving, installation of storm drainage, and underdrains. Mr.

Stover also documented all project activities and reviewed contractor pay estimates.

COTA, Park & Ride Construction, New Albany, Ohio

Mr. Stover’s provided Soil and Aggregate Inspection for the construction of a Park & Ride structure

for the Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA) in New Albany, Ohio. Mr. Stover performed

compaction testing on approximately 10,000 square yards of unbound material and provided

inspections services through the monitoring of lift thicknesses, nuclear density gauge testing, and

constructing test sections.

FRA-270-52.72 Interstate Widening, Subcontractor to Complete General Construction

Company, Columbus, Ohio

Mr. Stover provided general project inspection for the contractor on this design-build project

involving the major rehabilitation and widening of I-270 between I-71 and US-23 in Columbus,

Ohio. Mr. Stover administered on-site compaction of embankment, subgrade, and 304 base

materials. Mr. Stover also collaborated with the contractor in the field to verify that chemically

stabilized subgrade specifications were met. All compaction testing was completed utilizing a

nuclear density gauge and one point proctors.

EDDIE ROBERTSON General Construction Inspector Certifications: ODOT Transportation Manager 3 American Concrete Institute ACI Level 1 Trained OAIMA Ohio Level 1 Aggregate Technician Trained ODOT Certified for Earthwork ODOT Certified for Pavements ODOT Certified for Drainage ODOT Certified for Structures ODOT District 8 ARTIMIS Training Experience: Eddie worked for ODOT District 8 for 39.5 years with 18 of those years serving as a Project Inspector 2 (PI-2) and Project Manager. He has worked an additional seven years as a Construction Inspector for three consulting firms. During his career, he has been responsible for ensuring the integrity of road construction site operations encompassing site inspections, regulatory compliance, contractor relations, and review/assessment of project plans. His inspection for heavy highway and bridge construction experience includes the following types of projects: bridge demolition; new bridge construction; bridge replacement; bridge rehabilitation; new roadway construction; roadway widening; partial-depth pavement replacement; full-depth pavement replacement; retaining wall construction; high mast lighting; sign replacement; and placement of ARTIMIS. Additional experience consists of performing standard tests during on-site delivery and placement of concrete and asphalt as well as monitoring and documenting reinforcing and structural steel placement and tracking and documenting all materials delivered to construction sites. Eddie received training from ODOT District 8 during his career and was a Transportation Manager 3 (TM-3) prior to retiring. Following are some projects he has worked on throughout his career:

Ohio Department of Transportation, District 8 – Martin Luther King/I-71 Interchange This $80M project involves the construction of a new interchange at I-71 and Martin Luther King (MLK) Drive that includes widening the MLK Bridge over I-71, removal of the Fredonia Bridge over I-71, constructing a new Stanton Avenue Bridge over I-71, rehabilitation of the Lincoln Avenue Bridge over I-71, constructing or improving numerous on and off ramps, and widening and improving many city streets. Eddie performed inspection for this project during the 2015 construction season where he oversaw bridge deck overlays for the MLK and Stanton Avenue Bridges; rock and soil removal for roadway & ramp widening and subsequent construction of retaining walls; wing wall construction; abutment pours and MSE wall construction for the Stanton Avenue Bridge; MLK Bridge drilled shaft installation and deck pours; and retaining wall construction.

Ohio Department of Transportation, District 8 – Mill Creek Expressway Project Eddie worked as an inspector on this section of the Mill Creek Expressway Project for the majority of time between 2010 and 2014. However, his services were also required on other smaller projects in District 8 over this four year span. The Mitchell Avenue Bridge Widening was a $36M project that involved widening of approximately two miles of I-75 between Clifton Avenue and Vine Street. Eddie performed inspection during the widening of the I-75 bridges over Clifton and Mitchell Avenues. Bridge widening included saw cutting and removal of sections of the decks and parapet walls, installation of new foundations, abutment and pier widening, and construction of sections of the bridge decks involving placement of new structural steel, form work, placement of reinforcing steel, concrete placement, and parapet wall construction. Eddie was also the inspector during construction and improvements to multiple ramps, during lane widening, and during improvements to city streets.

Ohio Department of Transportation, District 8 Projects Following is a list of some of the projects on which Eddie performed inspection services while employed with ODOT District 8:

• Cross County Highway Project - $42M • Widening of I-275 from SR 42 to I-71 - $32M • Widening of River Road (US 50) - $8M • Bridge replacement & widening of Montgomery Road from Galbraith Road to Kenwood Road - $10M • Overlay on the Brent Spence Bridge - $6M • Placement of ARTIMIS on I-74 from I-75 to I-275 - $20M • Widening of North & South Beekman Street between Elmore Street and Colerain Avenue - $25M • Major Widening of I-71 between mile markers 3 and 5 - $80M

BILLIE PANGALLO General Construction Inspector Certifications: ODOT Certified Highway Technician Level 3 American Concrete Institute ACI Level 1 Trained OAIMA Ohio Level 1 Aggregate Technician Trained ODOT Certified Earthwork ODOT Certified Asphalt Level 2 ODOT Certified Drainage & Erosion Control ODOT Certified for Structures Experience: Billie has 31 years of experience working as an inspector for the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT), District 8 and she has seven years of additional experience working as an inspector in District 8 for consulting firms. Throughout her career she has performed clerical work and materials testing, however, the majority of her time has been spent performing inspection for heavy highway construction projects. She has worked on projects that include the following: bridge demolition; new bridge construction; bridge replacement; bridge rehabilitation; new roadway construction; roadway widening; partial-depth pavement replacement; full-depth pavement replacement; retaining wall construction; high mast lighting; sign replacement; electric and traffic signals; and tunneling. In addition to her on-the-job experience, Billie was professionally trained by ODOT in all facets of construction having completed the Highway Technician training. Prior to leaving ODOT, she became certified as an HT-3. Quality Control Services was fortunate to retain her services and she has been an invaluable member of our team. Following are some projects Billie has worked on throughout her career:

Ohio Department of Transportation, District 8 – Martin Luther King/I-71 Interchange This $80M project involves the construction of a new interchange at I-71 and Martin Luther King (MLK) Drive that includes widening the MLK Bridge over I-71, removal of the Fredonia Bridge over I-71, constructing a new Stanton Avenue Bridge over I-71, rehabilitation of the Lincoln Avenue Bridge over I-71, constructing or improving numerous on and off ramps, and widening and improving many city streets. Billie performed inspection for this project during the 2015 construction season where she worked on the Stanton Avenue abutment pours and MSE walls; drilled shafts for the MLK bridge widening as well as the MLK deck pours; and multiple retaining walls including tech walls, soil nail walls, and precast walls poured on site.

Ohio Department of Transportation, District 8 – Mill Creek Expressway Project Billie spent four years providing inspection services during construction on sections of the Mill Creek Expressway Project. The Mitchell Avenue Widening was a $36M project that involved widening approximately two miles of I-75 between Clifton Avenue and Vine Street. This project also involved the widening of two I-75 bridges over Clifton and Mitchell Avenues and improvements to multiple on and off ramps. Billie monitored contractor activities, equipment usage and contractor hours and she maintained inspection journals, photo documentation, validated work items, and measured and calculated items for payment.

Ohio Department of Transportation, District 8 – Interstate 275 from Indiana State Line to I-74 This project consisted of improvements to approximately 6.5 miles of I-275 in Hamilton County. Billie performed inspection for this project during the 2009 construction season. Work consisted of improvements to multiple on and off ramps, drainage improvements, full and partial depth pavement repairs, new striping, and new lighting and signage. In addition to these improvements, one bridge underwent a full deck replacement and another structure was demolished and replaced.

Ohio Department of Transportation, District 8 Projects Following is a list of some projects on which Billie performed inspection services while employed with ODOT District 8:

• Reconstruction of Western Hills Viaduct - $10M • Reconstruction of Hopple Street Viaduct - $10M • Construction of I-471, Parts 1 & 2 - $5M • New Construction of Cross County Highway from Galbraith Road to Colerain Avenue - $100M • Reconstruction of I71 from Warren County Line to Cross Country Highway - $20M • Widening of I-275 from I-71 to US 42 - $32M • Widening of River Road - $8M • Bridge replacement & widening of Montgomery Road from Galbraith Road to Kenwood Road - $10M • Overlay for the Brent Spence Bridge - $6M

BRANDON CLARK ODOT Prequalified Coatings Inspector Certifications: NACE Certified Coating Inspector Level 3 #31833 NACE Peer Review ODOT Work Type 26 Structural Steel Painting Certified ODOT Work Type 57 Sealing of Concrete Surfaces Certified KTA Basic Coating Inspector Level 1 Certified ACI Concrete Field Testing Technician - Grade 1 Radiation Safety and Use of Nuclear Gauges with HAZMAT (49 CFR 172) OAIMA Ohio Level 1 Aggregate Technician Education: Bachelors of Business Administration, & Finance - University of Kentucky Experience: Brandon is a NACE Level 3 Coatings Inspector who has performed as a lead inspector on numerous ODOT projects over the previous five seasons and is very well respected and often requested by ODOT personnel. He is an extremely knowledgeable inspector who ensures conformance to the specifications. Many of the structures Brandon has inspected have been large, complex bridges with new and/or existing steel that required application of the OZEU and/or IZEU coating systems in accordance with ODOT Item 514. In addition to his coatings experience, Brandon has also performed general inspection for a variety of heavy highway construction projects ranging from new and rehabilitated bridges to full and partial depth pavement replacement. His most recent project experience is as follows:

ODOT District 8 – HAM-71-2.65, Cincinnati, OH Brandon is currently working on five structures just north of downtown Cincinnati. Project entails the application of OZEU 3 coat system to 514 specs on three overpass railroad bridges that go over I 71 between mile markers 6 and 8, And two overpass railroad bridges that go over SR 562, referred to as the Norwood Lateral. These 5 structures have approximately 103,000 SF of steel. Brandon is responsible tracking all waste generated. All work is being done at night with rapid deployment due to high traffic volumes and low clearances of the bridges. The Permitted Lane Closure Times are strictly enforced. Brandon is responsible for the MOT.

Ohio Department of Transportation, District 8

Throughout 2012 and into 2013, Brandon served as Chief Coating Inspector for several projects including HAM 74-3.54 and HAM 74-07.76. These projects involved the repair and painting of several new and existing bridges with IZEU and OZEU coating systems. As a general construction inspector he also monitored the abutment footer pours, concrete sealing and the installation of a concrete storm pipe.

Ohio Department of Transportation, District 8 Brandon began the 2012 season providing inspection for the WAR-75-3.40 project monitoring blasting and surface preparation and field painting of multiple bridges with IZEU and OZEU coating systems. He submitted detailed daily reports, comprehensive photo documentation, and worked to ensure that each mainline structure bridge met the specifications.

Ohio Department of Transportation, District 8 For the 2011 season Brandon served as the Coating Inspector for eighteen structures on I-75 through downtown Cincinnati. These presented a variety of challenges with regard to maintaining traffic and scheduling production during busy summertime city events which brought increased commuter congestion and safety concerns. Duties included monitoring the construction repairs, inspecting surface preparation and field painting OZEU coating systems, daily report submission, photo documentation and all required hold-point inspections.

Ohio Department of Transportation, District 8 For the HAM-275-0.00 projects, Brandon performed as Coating Inspector for multiple structures, some with overlapping production schedules. He oversaw the day to day surface preparation and field painting the OZEU coatings systems including the preparation and sealing of all concrete, parapet walls, wing walls, abutments and piers. .As with each job he submitted detailed daily reports, photo documentation, tracked pay items and measured quantities and square yardage for material applications.

Mr. Fescemyer’s experience involves the development and review of schedulesthrough all project phases. Jason has constructed conceptual and design phaseschedules for assessing construction phase risk. During the constructionphase he has developed baseline schedules, updates, weather impact schedulesand delay schedules on behalf of contractors. In a review role, Jason providesschedule review for all phases of projects as well as risk assessment, and claimsavoidance recommendations for LPA projects, traditional ODOT projects,as well as Design/Build projects. Jason currently holds two college degreesfocusing on the management of construction containing a focus on cost andschedule management.

Jason is profi cient in the use of Primavera P6, P3, and Microsoft Project. Jasonutilizes proprietary spreadsheets and third party soft ware on a regular basis toperform advanced forensic analysis on schedules constructed under PN107.

Jason also provides schedule training to contractors as well as in-house staff .Th is training focuses on the primary theory behind scheduling, as well as thespecifi c requirements of PN107.

Relevant Scheduling Experience

• Portsmouth Bypass - $429.7MM - Schedule Review/Risk Mitigation - Providing baseline and update reviews for the IQF team along with cashfl ow projections and risk analysis.

• BUT I-75 - $200MM - Developed a 43 page (11x17) baseline scheduleon behalf of the contractor for the widening of I-75. Work included thereconstruction of ramps, widening of the roadway, bridge widening, andwork to surface streets below I-75.

• I-74 / I-75 Interchange - $160MM - Conceptual Baseline - Developed a conceptual baseline for a major interchange reconstruction. Providedconstructability comments and risk associated with the closure of aninterstate-to-interstate ramp.

• Jeremiah Morrow - $90MM - Schedule Review/Risk Mitigation - Dutieswinclude providing schedule review and risk mitigation on ODOT’s behalf by providing on-going schedule analysis.

• Martin Luther King Interchange $80MM - Conceptual Baseline - Developeda 22 (11x17) page conceptual baseline schedule for this major interchangereconstruction for ODOT. Th is schedule was used to determine the durationas well as identify early utility coordination issues. Also assisted the Dept.with the review of the baseline schedule submitted by the Contractor.

• Portsmouth Schools - $60MM - Program Schedule - Developed the initialprogram schedule for the construction of three schools in Portsmouth,Ohio. Th e scheduling included the design phase work, as well as conceptualconstruction schedules. Jason also managed the early site package schedulesduring the construction phase.

• MOT - I70 Baseline Schedule - $50MM - Baseline Schedule - Developed a28 page (11x17) baseline schedule for the general contractor for this design/build project involving the addition of a third lane to I-70, associated bridge

Jason P. Fescemyer, CCM, CDTScheduler (Construction Manager/ CE-1)

Scheduler

JasonFescemyer, CCM, CDT


• Construction Management• Construction/Gen. Contr. • Architectural Design• Pre-Construction Services• Project Controls• Scheduling• Program Management• GIS/Asset Management

Education:

University of Southern Mississippi • BS - Construction

Engineering (ABET Accr.)

Ohio State University • BS - Construction

Management

Technology Education College • AS - Engineering Drafting /

Design

Certifi cations:

• Certifi ed Construction Manager (CCM)

• Construction Document Technologist (CDT)


• Construction Manager / CE-1


widening work as well as the reconstruction of eight ramps and S.R. 48 under I-70.

• SUM-271-12.47 - $44MM - Ass’t. Project Manager/Schedule Manager - Duties include schedule review, risk mitigation, and schedule report for the Department. Th is Design/Build project will widen I-271 from 4 to 6 lanes in Summit County. Th e project involves roadway widening, multiple structures, and utility/railroad coordination eff orts.

• Ham I-75 - 6.78 - $31MM - Developed a baseline schedule for this total widening of I-75 on behalf of the general contractor.

• TPCO Steel Pipe Rolling Mill - $18MM - Developed a schedule for the contractor for the installation of equipment for a rolling mill which produces seamless steel pipe located in Corpus Christi, Texas. Th e project involves a compressed timeframe with tight milestones for completion. Th e project was cash loaded and involved coordination of contractors and sub-contractors in Texas, Pennsylvania, Illinois, and Wisconsin.

• South Hamilton Crossing - $18 MM - Developed the baseline schedule for this multi-stage, multi-phase project in District 4. Th e project involves the widening of Market Street and includes the construction of a pedestrian tunnel, signalized intersections, and multi-phase intersection construction during weekend closures.

• Market Street Widening - $17 MM - Developed the baseline schedule for this multi-stage, multi-phase project in District 4. Th e project involves the widening of Market Street and includes the construction of a pedestrian tunnel, signalized intersections, and multi-phase intersection construction during weekend closures.

• 12th Street Reconstruction - $16.4 MM - Duties include providing schedule review and risk mitigation on behalf of the City of Canton Engineering Department. Th e project involves the reconstruction and widening of a major urban corridor through the City of Canton.

• BUT SR-4B - 1.90 - $10.6MM - Developed a baseline schedule for this total reconstruction of a section of S.R. 4B on behalf of the general contractor.

• BUT SR-4B - 3.90 - $11 MM - Developed a baseline schedule for this total reconstruction of a section of S.R. 4B on behalf of the general contractor.

• BUT SR-4B - 1.04 - $10 MM - Developed a baseline schedule for this total reconstruction of a section of S.R. 4B on behalf of the general contractor.

• Ham-CR 67-2.19 Duck Creek - $8MM - Performed the baseline review as well as update reviews for the this design/build project located in District 8.

• Ham-IR-74-14.7 - $8.2MM - Performed update review on this project in District 8. Th e project includes grading, paving, drainage, and the construction of a new 2 span prestressed concrete I-beam structure.

• SARTA Hydrogen Fueling Station - $1.6MM - Developed the program schedule for the design and construction of a new hydrogen fueling station in Canton, Ohio. Th e program requires the coordination of a General Contractor and an installer through a CPM schedule managed by Jason.

• LPA Schedules - $1MM - $13MM - Jason has actively managed the schedules of more than a dozen LPA projects of various sizes for various local entities.

Jason P. Fescemyer, CCM, CDTScheduler (Construction Manager/ CE-1)

Scheduler

JasonFescemyer, CCM, CDT


• Construction Management• Construction/Gen. Contr. • Architectural Design• Pre-Construction Services• Project Controls• Scheduling• Program Management• GIS/Asset Management

Education:

University of Southern Mississippi • BS - Construction

Engineering (ABET Accr.)

Ohio State University • BS - Construction

Management

Technology Education College • AS - Engineering Drafting /

Design

Certifi cations:

• Certifi ed Construction Manager (CCM)

• Construction Document Technologist (CDT)


• Construction Manager / CE-1




Karen Curran – Documentation Clerk/Materials Controller PRIME AE Group, Inc. (PRIME)

General Qualifications Mrs. Curran is an experienced professional in ODOT documentation, project contract administration, and material certifications. She is proficient in ODOT’s site manager program, the ODOT District 8 SharePoint Site, and Microsoft office software. Experience ODOT District 8 WAR 71-2.54, Mason, OH – Documentation Clerk/Materials Controller. This $3.1 Million project entails the complete structure replacement of the Socialville-Fosters Road bridge over I-71 including MSE walls, the widening of Socialville-Fosters Road from two-lanes to five-lanes, the addition of a two-lane roundabout at Innovation Way, and the traffic signal improvements at Columbia Road. Mrs. Curran is responsible for entering field generated quantities into

PRIME’s Access Based Construction Management Program. Once agreed quantities are determined, she generates and prepares pay applications for the contractor. Mrs. Curran manages the project PBOM ensuring that all material certifications are up to date. Her duties also include uploading and organizing the “e file” project documents on the ODOT D8 Construction SharePoint site. RFI and Submittal logs are maintained and posted to SharePoint to allow for tracking of these submittals.

ODOT District 8 WAR CR15 3.49 LPA Project, Warren County, OH – Documentation Clerk/Materials Controller. This project was the relocation of Columbia Road to the east of its current location and the upgrade and realignment of Western Row Rd. east of I-71 through the first bend to the east, with capacity improvements at the intersection with the existing ramps and Kings Island Drive. The project included is lighting, signals, landscaping, water and sanitary relocations. Mrs. Curran is responsible entering field generated quantities into PRIME’s Access based construction management program and ODOT's Site Manager. This LPA project is a Site Manager Pilot Project for the LPA program. Once agreed quantities are entered, she generates and prepares pay applications for the contractor. Mrs. Curran manages the project PBOM ensuring that all material certifications are up to date. She is responsible for uploading and organizing project documents on the ODOT D8 Construction SharePoint site. Additional documentation such as site photos, correspondence, and submittals are also maintained on the SharePoint site to allow for quick access from the field. ODOT District 8 BUT 127-6.28 LPA Project, City of Hamilton, OH – Documentation Clerk/Materials Controller. This project, also known as the Hamilton MLK/High St intersection project, improves the intersection of US-127 & SR-129 by adding dual left turn lane southbound and a right turn lane westbound. This project included storm sewer, water works, gas line, pavement marking, lighting, traffic signal, and retaining wall improvements. Mrs. Curran’s duties included entering field generated quantities into PRIME’s Access Based Construction Management Program. These quantities are used to generate pay estimates for ODOT, owner, and contractor review. She has also been managing the project PBOM to ensure that all material certifications are up to date. Mrs. Curran uploads and organizes project documents for “e-filing” on the ODOT D8 Construction SharePoint site.

Years with PRIME: 1 Total Years of Experience: 15 Education: College of Mount St. Joseph, Cincinnati, OH – Bachelors of Arts-Communication

Proficient in: ODOT Site-Manager ODOT D8 SharePoint Site Microsoft Office




ODOT District 8 BUT Cleveland Ave.-0.88, City of Hamilton, OH – Documentation Clerk/Materials Controller. This project replaced the existing bridge superstructure. New structure is prestressed concrete I-beams with composite reinforced deck and integral reinforced concrete abutments. Existing abutment and wing wall to remain. Support new superstructure on integral abutment behind the existing abutment. Transition roadway to match existing. Mrs. Curran’s duties included entering field generated quantities into PRIME’s Access Based Construction Management Program. These quantities are used to generate pay estimates for ODOT, owner, and contractor review. She has also been managing the project PBOM to ensure that all material certifications are up to date. Mrs. Curran uploads and organizes project documents for “e-filing” on the ODOT D8 Construction SharePoint site.


Documents

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