Exhibit B (Sandco Response) - Leon County

estoration where the stormwater management facility
was able to be transformed to an wildlife haven that
mimics the original wetlands and still eff ectively functions
as a permitted treatment facility. He used similar
techniques in the design of the George Sands Memorial
Park Stormwater Facility in Carrabelle, where the pond
acts as a ornamental as well as functional aspect of the
park. This will be benefi cial in the design of the stormwater
treatment cells that are required for this project. Mr.
Large will be able to provide ideas for a good-looking
but functional area for stormwater management. Mr.
Large’s experience in the public sector includes numerous
Leon County sponsored stormwater improvement
projects. Mr. Large has furthermore been project manager
for FDOT projects and numerous other projects.
With his well-rounded engineering knowledge, he will
be able to manager the diff erent project components
effi ciently and knowledgeably. He is also well aware of
the importance of the non-technical aspects involved
in completing a project successfully, such as permitting
requirements, the monitoring of plans production,
community awareness eff orts, the coordination of subconsultants,
construction management, and communication
with the client.
Additionally, as principal and Utility Coordinator,
James Waddell, P.E. will be adding his 20 years of experience
and expertise to projects the Lafayette Street
Sidewalk and Roadway Improvements project. Mr. Waddell
possesses a wealth of knowledge with regards to
engineering design and project management with an
impressive array of projects on his resume involving
major utility rehabilitation and replacement, roadway
design, land planning, environmental permitting, environmental
studies, and public administration assistance.
Projects that are demonstrative of Mr. Waddell’s capabilities
include Call and Cadiz Drainage Improvements,
Metropolitan Corporate Center, and Centerville Conservation
Community. Mr. Waddell is also responsible for a
number of infrastructure projects throughout Leon and
Franklin County. Mr. Waddell meets all of the requirements
for Utility Coordinator outlined in the RFP document.
In charge of stormwater analysis and design, Richard
Jenkins, P.E. has the experience, knowledge, and managerial
capabilities to undertake and successfully complete
complex projects relating to stormwater management.
Mr. Jenkins’ has ten years of experience within the
civil engineering fi eld and is intimately familiar with the
design process as it occurs in both the public and private
sector. He is well versed in the requirements and stan-
Technical Proposal
Lafayette Street Sidewalk and Roadway Improvements
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dards of the Florida Department of Transportation from
working in the FDOT Midway Maintenance Offi ce as an
undergrad as well as permitting various projects with
FDOT in his years in private consulting. Mr. Jenkins also
has experience in environmental permitting, roadway
design, and utility design and coordination. His forte,
however, lies in stormwater management design. Mr.
Jenkins is skilled in stormwater modeling using such
programs as Streamline technologies Advanced ICPR3,
EPA SWMM5.0, XPSWMM, USACOE HEC-RAS, Hydrafl
ow by InteliSOLVE, and MODRET V6.1. Moreover, the
project experience Mr. Jenkins’ possesses further illustrates
his competency in stormwater management
design. While working at URS Corporation, he was the
design engineer and project manager for the Frenchtown
Stormwater Improvements Project, Phase I. The
project consisted of stormwater management upgrades
for the Carter Howell Strong Park and adjacent
streets within the Tallahassee Frenchtown area. The
success of this project is apparent to many Tallahasseans
who lived or commuted through the area before
the improvements. While at Inovia, Mr. Jenkins has also
been project manager and design engineer on Leon
County projects such as drainage improvements for
Ben Boulevard, Lawndale Road, Autumn Woods Subdivision,
and Edinburgh Estates. These engineering opportunities
allowed Mr. Jenkins to become acquainted
with Leon County’s practices, procedures, and expectations.
Other notable projects on Mr. Jenkins’s resume
include a good deal of drainage projects contracted
through the City of Tallahassee including Call and Cadiz
Stormwater Improvements, Karen Lane Drainage
Improvements, and Copper Creek Drainage Improvements.
Mr. Jenkins has also designed stormwater management
systems for private sector clients, as well as
municipalities such as the City of Carrabelle. With this
amount of experience, Mr. Jenkins is capable of quickly
and effi ciently analyzing and designing the drainage
improvements required for the Lafayette Street improvements.
Having eff ectively worked with HSA Consulting Group
on number of projects, both public and private, the
Sandco/Inovia Team had no diffi culty determining
whom to recruit to provide survey and mapping services
for this design/build project. The point of contact
and surveyor in charge will be John Matthews,
PLS. Mr. Matthews has over thirty years of experience
as a supervisor in surveying and data collection of all
types of planimetric and topographic data using both
conventional and photogrammetric methods. He also
possesses a fi rm background with bathymetric sur-