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Over 75 employees, including:Over 75 employees, including:• 4 registered architects• 32 registered engineers• 3 architects & engineers in training • 4 certified environmental specialists• 4 certified information tech. specialists• 28 designers, drafters, inspectors & office staff

in our Kennewick office.in our Kennewick office.

Local Staff SupportLocal Staff SupportSCM Consultants, Inc.SCM Consultants, Inc.

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Roadway & Utility ProjectsRoadway & Utility Projects

Roads 44 & 56 Sewer Interceptors, City of PascoRoads 44 & 56 Sewer Interceptors, City of Pasco

• 3 miles of 21”-36” interceptor

sewer line to 25’deep

• Roadway repavement

• $2.2 million construction

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Construction Management ProjectsConstruction Management Projects

Environmental Molecular Sciences LaboratoryEnvironmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory

• $43 million project in Richland

• Award-winning,

world-class facility

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Telecommunication ProjectsTelecommunication Projects

Washington State Penitentiary Telecommunications BuildingWashington State Penitentiary Telecommunications Building

• 1,474 voice jacks

• 978 data jacks

• 73 buildings & guard houses

• 22 miles of new fiber & copper lines

• LAN equipment, routers, controllers,

crossconnectfields, etc.

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Information TechnologyInformation TechnologySchools, Hospitals, Businesses & Many Other ClientsSchools, Hospitals, Businesses & Many Other Clients

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CostCost--Effective DesignEffective Design

Benton PUD Office ComplexBenton PUD Office Complex

• 34,000 s.f. on 7-acre site• BPA’s Energy Edge Award for

50% Energy Savings

• Ground source HVAC mechanical system

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Both Architectural & Engineering DesignBoth Architectural & Engineering Design

Benton PUD Office ComplexBenton PUD Office Complex

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Environmental Engineering ServicesEnvironmental Engineering Services

WSU Historic Buildings & Hundreds of Other SitesWSU Historic Buildings & Hundreds of Other Sites

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Environmental Engineering ServicesEnvironmental Engineering Services

Assessment & Mitigation of All Kinds of Environmental ProblemsAssessment & Mitigation of All Kinds of Environmental Problems

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Critically Important ProjectsCritically Important Projects

Emergency Filtering Systems near Chemical Weapon DepotsEmergency Filtering Systems near Chemical Weapon Depots

• Projects worth $30 million• 50 schools & health facilities

• Near Umatilla & Anniston depots

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What do our clients say when weWhat do our clients say when we’’re all done?re all done?

Umatilla County Emergency Management RE work with 11 schools, 2 counties, several cities & the general public in providing safe space in schools downwind of Chemical Weapons:“It is rare to find such a company as SCM. ... Exceptional services like they are capable of rendering are difficult to find.”

Kymberli D. Cazier, Office Manager

RecommendationsRecommendations

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HighHigh--Profile ProjectsProfile Projects

Kennewick School DistrictKennewick School District’’s Lampson Stadiums Lampson Stadium

• One of Herald

newspaper’s top sports

events of the century

• $4.1 million expansion & remodeling

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What do our clients say when weWhat do our clients say when we’’re all done?re all done?

Kennewick School District RE new Lampson Stadium:“The flexibility, creativity and can-do attitude exhibited by the professionals at SCM were significant contributions to the finished product. We are now the proud owners of the finest stadium (for its size) in Eastern Washington. ... Thanks again for your leadership in making it happen.”

Randy Dolven, Kamiakin Athletic Director

RecommendationsRecommendations

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26%26%Savings inSavings inConstructionConstruction

Cost ContainmentCost Containment

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Cost ContainmentCost ContainmentPasco Fire Stations 81Pasco Fire Stations 81

• Pasco Fire Chief & City Manager

laud SCM in radio interviews for

commitment to innovation,

communication, cost-effectiveness

& quality

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Cost ContainmentCost ContainmentPasco Fire Station 83Pasco Fire Station 83

The Pasco Fire Chief wrote:SCM takes “into consideration thedepartment’sneeds for areaspace, how thebuilding fits intothe community,and future needs. It has been a pleasure working with the staff from SCM Consultants, and should we build another fire station in thefuture, we will consider SCM to BE our architects.”

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2 Morrow County School Additions/Remodels

Gage Boulevard LDS Church Facility

Kennewick School District Maintenance, Storage &Transportation Facility3 Pasco Schools: Emerson, Whittier & Frost Elementaries

$3.30 million estimate $3.27 million bid$3.18 million final cost$3.25 million estimate$2.99 million bid$3.01 million final cost$1.95 million estimate $1.95 million bid$1.93 million final cost$15.3 million estimate$14.7 million bid$14.5 million final cost

Cost ContainmentCost ContainmentKeeping Construction Under BudgetKeeping Construction Under Budget

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Cost ContainmentCost ContainmentRichlandRichland’’s Carmichael Middle Schools Carmichael Middle School

Brainstorming with contractor

led to 70% completion in 8 months -- way

ahead of schedule --

despite staff & students on site

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CommunicationsCommunications

Creating the Vision & Keeping Investors & Constituents InformedCreating the Vision & Keeping Investors & Constituents Informed

A PictureA Picture’’s Worth a Thousand Words s Worth a Thousand Words ----Carmichael Middle School, RichlandCarmichael Middle School, Richland

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3-D Imaging & Video Walk-Throughs

Columbia Basin Columbia Basin College Student College Student Services AdditionServices Addition

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Regular Newsletters to Project Stakeholders

CommunicationsCommunicationsCreating the Vision & Keeping Investors & Constituents InformedCreating the Vision & Keeping Investors & Constituents Informed

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• Latest News Update

• On-Site Photos

• Plans & Renderings

• Live On-Site Video Feed

• Project Schedule & Updated Completion Updates

Community Center Project Start Page

Richland Community Center Construction BulletinIssue I January 2000

Richland voters approved the sell of $3,895,000 in General Obligation Bonds in a May 1999 election, for construction of a new Community Center. The City will provide additional funding from real estate excise tax, Community Block Grant funds, revenues from the sale of the Community House site, general fund, and Richland Seniors Association donation to bring the total funding to $4,908,000.

Architectural design for this project is by ARC Architects of Seattle; engineering design by SCM Consultants, Inc. Currently the project is in preliminary design and programming, and designers are receiving input from the various stakeholders.

The new Community Center will be constructed in the existing parking lot for the Memorial Ballfield located in south Howard Amon Park.

This project is scheduled to be advertised for bid in June 2000 with construction being completed in June 2001.

This Richland Construction Bulletin will be published bi-monthly to keep the project stakeholders and city residents informed on the status of the current construction work. Published by SCM Consultants, Inc., construction manager for these Richland projects. Please forward questions or corrections concerning this newsletter to rogerwright@scm-ae.com, or call Mr. Roger Wright at 783-1625.

Web-based Newsletters & Live Video

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• Latest News Update

• On-Site Photos

• Plans & Renderings

• Live On-Site Video Feed

• Project Schedule & Updated Completion Updates

Community Center Project Start Page

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Bringing You Flexible, High-Quality Technical Staffing

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Architectural & EngineeringCivil/StructuralCommunicationsComputerConstruction ManagementElectricalEnvironmentalField Engineering

HVACInstrumentation & ControlNuclearPipingProject EngineeringQA/QCSystems EngineeringValue Engineering

Permanent or Temporary Placement!

Finance/AccountingHuman ResourcesInformation TechnologyPlanning and SchedulingProcedure WritingProgramming/AnalysisProcurementSecurityTechnical WritingTraining

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Stop BAD EMPLOYEES Stop BAD EMPLOYEES before they start!before they start!30% of the workforce uses illegal drugs.

45% of all resumes contain false information.

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