ABATEMENT / DEMOLITION CONSULTING. Project Name: Baker Hall Renovation - Abatement. Owner: University of Colorado - Boulder

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1 ABATEMENT / DEMOLITION CONSULTING Project Name: Baker Hall Renovation - Abatement Owner: University of Colorado - Boulder Contact Information: Ms. Heidi Roge, CU-B H&D Project Manager Mr. Tim Lockhart, CU-B EH&S Industrial Hygienist Abatement/Demolition Contractor: Environmental Demolition, Inc. Abatement/Demolition Cost: $2,078,500 Construction Manager/General Contractor: Whiting-Turner Construction Co. Teal Pace Construction Cost: $32,945,000 Project Description: RLH Engineering was selected by CU-Boulder to provide a comprehensive environmental survey of the facility (including asbestos, lead-based paint and other regulated building materials) and complete abatement design services. Beyond these services, RLH was retained to provide abatement contract administration, project management and onsite project observation/air monitoring. Baker Hall, originally constructed in 1936, was scheduled for complete architectural and MEP renovation. The project would leave the core-andshell of the historic residence hall intact, but completely reconfigure the interior layout and distribution of building utilities. RLH coordinated a team to provide the environmental survey field work in a short time window before the building became occupied with students in the fall of Upon completion of the survey, RLH provided abatement Schematic Design, coordinating this work with the Owner, Architect and CM/GC. RLH worked with this team to determine the necessary abatement scope and identify the abatement cost estimate. Abatement Construction Documents were then developed, and issued for bidding by abatement/demolitions contractors, as part of the CM/GC s scope of work. The facility offered many unique challenges, including the assessment and determination of abatement/demolition scope for OSHA-regulated trace-asbestos plaster, determination of hidden wall chases for abatement of TSI on hydronic piping, and complex abatement enclosure phasing to accommodate and an aggressive abatement/construction schedule. CUB Bakr Hall

2 ABATEMENT CONSULTING Project Name: Willard O. Eddy Hall - Abatement Owner: Colorado State University Contact Information: Mr. Tony Flores, CSU C&P Project Manager Mr. Eric March, CSU EH&S Abatement/Demolition Contractor: Peak Environmental, Inc. Abatement/Demolition Cost: $607, General Contractor: Pinkard Construction Co. Troy Bohlender Construction Cost: $12,000,000 Project Description: RLH Engineering was selected by Colorado State University to provide a comprehensive environmental survey of the facility (including asbestos, lead-based paint and other regulated building materials) and complete abatement design services. Beyond these services, RLH was retained to provide abatement contract administration, project management and onsite project observation/air monitoring. Eddy Hall, originally constructed in 1963, was scheduled for complete architectural and MEP renovation. The project would leave the shell intact with dramatic alterations to office and classroom spaces. RLH coordinated a team to provide the environmental survey field work in a narrow time-frame in December Upon completion of the survey, RLH provided abatement Schematic Design, coordinating this work with the Owner, Architect and GC. RLH worked with this team to determine the necessary abatement scope and identify the abatement cost estimate. Abatement Construction Documents were then developed, and issued for bidding by general abatement contractors, separate from the GC s scope of work. The facility offered many unique challenges, including variance recommendations so that the GAC could hasten the abatement process, intricate temporal coordination with on-site subcontractors to facilitate building access, and strict contract administration/oversight which ultimately resulted in a significant deductive change order for the Owner. CUB Bakr Hall

3 ABATEMENT CONSULTING Project Name: John Evans Middle School Asbestos Abatement and Demolition Consulting Client: Weld County School District Six Contact Information: Mr. Brad Johnson Abatement Cost: $939, Date Completed: December 2015 Architect: RB+B Architects General Contractor: FCI Constructors Abatement Contractor: Peak Environmental Project Description: The Scope of Work included design and oversight of approximately 46,000 SF of asbestos containing acoustical spray on concrete; 28,000 SF of asbestos containing block filler; 33,000 SF of asbestos containing floor tile. The Scope of Work included demolition of existing masonry and brick walls in order to access all areas of the ceiling system. A structural demolition design was completed to safely remove the walls during the abatement process. As part of the work, mercury lights and PCB ballasts were removed as part of the abatement process. RLH Engineering designed the abatement project as part of the design team assembled by Weld County School District Six. The design included phasing of abatement after the new Prairie Heights Middle School was completed this allowed abatement to be completed during off-peak hours to maximize the abatement and demolition schedule and budget. Heath

4 JEFFREY M. CHAMBERLIN, LEED AP Principal and Partner Jeff s primary responsibilities with RLH Engineering include owner s representative services for education and healthcare clients. His combined business education and years of field experience is an asset on complex projects where occupant safety, tight budgets, and aggressive schedules are common. His use of available technology, ability to manage conflicts, and his enthusiasm for accomplishing team goals have contributed to numerous successful projects. Jeff joined the firm in 1992 and acquired an ownership interest in RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Salida School District R32J - $45.1 million 2010& 2012 Bond/BEST Grant Owner s Representative for design and construction of a new two story 91,110 SF LEED Gold high school, a partial renovation of the historic 1922 classroom building, and construction of a new track, soccer/football field and practice field. Retained in 2012 to manage design and construction of a new 52,260 SF LEED Gold elementary school with site development. YMCA of the Rockies, Estes Park Center - $44.4 Million Core Development Project Owner s Representative for design and construction of three new lodges with 202 guest rooms, $4.6 million 1,000 guest capacity conference center, and $5.8 million in infrastructure, utility, and support facilities. A USGBC LEED Gold Certified project. Monte Vista School District C-8 $30.8 Million 2010 Bond/BEST Grant Owner s Representative for successful 2010 BEST Application to construct a new 73,300 SF HS, 46,000 SF addition and renovation for Bill Metz ES, and bond work to renovate the Marsh Primary School and Monte Vista MS. Yuma District Hospital - $24.5 Million USDA Financed Project Owner s Representative for 68,000 SF full replacement facility. Design and construction complete in 2 years. Project included; 12 patient rooms, 2 LDRP s, 2 OR s with pre/post op, ED, imaging department with 64 slice CT and 1.5 MRI, family and specialty clinic, physical therapy with hydrotherapy pool, laboratory, administration areas, cafeteria, and support areas Lewis Palmer School District 38 - $68 Million 2006 Bond Issue Owner s Representative for new $45 million Palmer Ridge High School at Monument Hill, $6.0 million athletic complex and site improvements at Lewis Palmer High School Kit Carson County Memorial Hospital - $14.0 Million 2006 Project Owner s Representative for 27,000 SF addition and remodel of hospital, including 16 new patient rooms, 2 LDRP, imaging department, laboratory, ED, support services, and sitework YEARS OF PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Twenty Three EDUCATION Bachelor of Science in Management, Georgia Institute of Technology, 1991 Certificate in Building Construction, Georgia Institute of Technology, 1991 ACCREDITATIONS AND PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS US Green Building Council LEED Accredited Professional Green Building Certificate Program, Colorado State University, 2005 CEFPI, Council of Educational Facility Planners International Building Inspector and Asbestos Project Designer, U.S. EPA and State of Colorado American Society of Healthcare Engineers Member

5 TRAVIS B. GUERETTE Principal and Partner Travis joined RLH Engineering with a degree in Environmental Health. His college training, strong communication skills and solid background in construction have equipped him for work in the firm s environmental remediation projects. Travis has performed IAQ investigation, building surveys, abatement design, on-site air monitoring, and preparation of plans, specifications, project oversight and quality control during the abatement phase of removal projects. He joined the firm in 1999 and acquired an ownership interest in RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Mapleton Public Schools Skyview HS 2012 Provided design documents, air monitoring, project management to remove acoustical spray, block filler, pipe fittings, TSI materials, and contaminated soil. Abatement hard cost of $1,900,000. Bertha Heid, Clayton, and Western Hills Provided design documents, air monitoring, and project management to remove ACM flooring. Abatement hard cost of $350,000. We also provided specifications, drawings, and project management for flooring put-back in all areas. Weld County School District Present Designer/overseer for over 100 asbestos abatement projects John Evans Middle School 2009 Provided design documents, air monitoring, and project management services for abatement of asbestos containing acoustical spray and floor tile. Abatement hard cost of $90,000. Heath Middle School 2005 Provided design documents, air monitoring, and project management. Abatement was completed over three summers to remove acoustical spray, floor tile and contaminated soil. Abatement hard cost of $810,000. Douglas County School District 1999 Present Designer/overseer for over 50 asbestos abatement projects. Provided design documents, air monitoring, and project management services for the removal of asbestos containing materials. St. Vrain Valley School District Present Designer/overseer for over 20 asbestos abatement projects. Provided design documents, air monitoring, and project management services for the removal of asbestos containing materials. Executive Tower Inn 2005 Provided design documents, air monitoring, project management to remove asbestos containing acoustical spray and drywall texture from high rise building on floors four through sixteen. Abatement hard cost of $1,500,000. YEARS OF PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Fifteen EDUCATION, Bachelor of Science in Environmental Health, Colorado State University, 1998 Project Management Certificate Program, Villanova University, 2003 Construction Management Certificate Program, Colorado State University, 2005 ACCREDITATIONS, LICENSES AND PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS Asbestos Project Designer, U.S. EPA and State of Colorado, 1999 to present Building Inspector, U.S. EPA and State of Colorado, 1999 to present Management Planner, U.S. EPA and State of Colorado, 2003 to present Air Monitoring Specialist - NIOSH 582E, U.S. EPA and State of Colorado, 1999 to present Environmental Health and Safety for Hazardous Waste Site Operations Training, 1999 to present Leadership in Environmental Energy Design (LEED) Accredited Professional National Radon Proficiency Program (NRPP) Measurement Provider, 2011 to present Leadership Northern Colorado Graduate 2012

6 JEFFREY C. KIRTLEY, LEED AP Senior Project Manager/Partner Jeff divides his time between the firm s environmental and owner s representative projects. He has gained wide experience in the company s asbestos hazardous materials and demolition project services, providing building inspections, abatement/demolition project design, air monitoring, and Phase I/II Environmental Site Assessments. Jeff s good technical writing, communication and problem solving skills also make him a valuable asset for our program management services. Jeff s experience in this area also comes from employment by a higher education institution, working as a project manager for design and construction of university facilities. RELEVANT EXPERIENCE St. Vrain School District RE-1J Projects Performed asbestos abatement design services on multiple projects as part of the District s $9 million bond program, including work to coordinate the abatement scope with the District s architects, project managers and contractors on renovations of existing schools. Projects involve 10 schools including Longmont HS, Frederick HS, Burlington ES and Mountain View ES. LHS, FHS and MVES are CDE/BEST funded cash grants for the abatement work. University of Colorado Boulder Baker Hall Renovation - Provided comprehensive environmental survey of the facility (including asbestos, lead-based paint and other regulated building materials) and complete abatement design services. Also provided abatement contract administration, project management and onsite project observation/air monitoring for the $2.1M abatement/demolition project. The facility offered many unique challenges, including the assessment and determination of abatement/demolition scope for OSHA-regulated trace-asbestos plaster, determination of hidden wall chases for abatement of TSI on hydronic piping, and complex abatement enclosure phasing to accommodate and an aggressive abatement/construction schedule. Colorado School of Mines Hall of Justice Abatement and Demolition Survey, design, and oversight for the abatement and demolition of a five-story, 87,500 SF facility. Abatement included ACM fireproofing throughout the facility and significant interior demolition due to asbestos contamination Abatement and demolition hard cost - $1.24 million. University of Northern Colorado Parking Lot Houses Survey, design and oversight for the abatement of twenty-four university-owned residential structures, in preparation for demolition and parking lot construction. Approximate abatement hard cost - $75,000. YEARS OF PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Fifteen EDUCATION Bachelor of Arts in Earth Science, Environmental Science emphasis, Univ. of No. CO, 2000 ACCREDITATIONS, LICENSES AND PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS Asbestos Project Designer, U.S. E.P.A. and State of Colorado, 2001 to present Air Monitoring Specialist - NIOSH 582E, U.S. E.P.A., 2001, Colorado, 2003 to present Asbestos Building Inspector, U.S. E.P.A. and State of Colorado, 2001 to present Environmental Site Assessments for Commercial Real Estate, ASTM, December 2002 Phase II Environmental Site Assessment Process, ASTM, May 2003 USGBC LEED Accredited Professional Colorado Environmental Professionals Association (CEPA) Board of Directors 2012

7 University of Colorado at Boulder Department of Environmental Health and Safety Asbestos and Lead Consulting Services Pre Registration Form Company Name _RLH Engineering, Inc. Contact Name_Jeffrey Kirtley Phone_ or Introduction The University of Colorado Boulder (UCB) Requests a Statement of Qualifications (RFQ) for providing as-needed Industrial Hygiene (IH) services related to asbestos and lead projects on the University of Colorado, Boulder campus. A qualified firm shall have certified staff and experience in at least one of the following asbestos/lead disciplines: Asbestos building inspections Asbestos project design Asbestos project management Air monitoring specialist Lead inspector Lead risk assessments Qualified IH firms working on the UCB campus must be: Registered Asbestos consulting firm with the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) o CDPHE Registration #_ACF Expiration Date_January 30, 20 o # Years working in asbestos and lead field? _27 In good standing with CDPHE with no recorded Notices of Violation in the past 5 years Trained and authorized by CU EHS to access the Material Management Database Selection process IH Firms will be evaluated and qualified based on CDPHE Asbestos Consultant Registration and personnel currently certified by CDPHE for each discipline. Each firm will be required to provide proof of State certified staff on a yearly basis to maintain current status on the qualified IH provider list. It is the responsibility of all qualified firms to Department of Environmental Health & Safety 1000 Regent Drive, UCB 413 Boulder, Colorado (303) FAX: (303) Page 1 of 3

8 University of Colorado at Boulder Department of Environmental Health and Safety remain certified by CDPHE until the next required submittal date. If there is an increase or decrease to a consulting Firm s asbestos and lead capabilities the IH Firm is responsible for contacting CU EHS (ehslead@colorado.edu) with an update of the changes. All IH firms providing asbestos and lead services on campus must fully understand the requirements and expectations set forth in the campus Asbestos program, IH specifications and General Abatement Contractor specifications. Additionally, IH firms must comply with UCB standards/policies and all other applicable state and federal regulations when working on campus. Submittal requirement Check the box for each of the disciplines your firm is qualified by CDPHE to perform: Asbestos/Lead Discipline Qualified to Provide X Asbestos Building Inspections X Asbestos Air Monitoring X Asbestos Project Design X Asbestos Project Management X Lead Inspector Lead Risk Assessments CU EHS Approval EHS Use only Populate the following table for each team member who would be assigned to projects at UCB: Employee Name Asbestos Building Inspector Jeffrey C. Kirtley /22/ Richard L. Huwa /21/ Jeffrey M. Chamberlin /19/ Travis B. Guerette 41 05/25/ Fred W. Voseipka /22/ Dave W. Kahler // 16 Derek D. Spinuzzi /04/ Chuck F. Jordan /24/ Zachary C. Minniear /16/ Air Monitoring Specialist Asbestos Project Designer Lead Inspector Lead Risk Assessor Cert # Expiration Cert # Expiration Cert # Expiration Cert # Expiration Cert # Expiration /01/ 41 05/25/ /09/ /24/ /21/ /21/ /19/ 41 05/25/ /22/ /22/ /24/ /16/ # of Years in Industry Department of Environmental Health & Safety 1000 Regent Drive, UCB 413 Boulder, Colorado (303) FAX: (303) Page 2 of 3

9 University of Colorado at Boulder Department of Environmental Health and Safety Matthew C. Little /16/ Sydni S. Barnhart /22/ /20/ /30/ /01/ 2 1 Has your firm been trained on proper use of Material Management database and has been given authorization by CU EHS? Yes X No Upon completion, submit this document with the As-Needed Consultant Registration Form to The University of Colorado s Planning Design and Construction Department. Department of Environmental Health & Safety 1000 Regent Drive, UCB 413 Boulder, Colorado (303) FAX: (303) Page 3 of 3