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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity of Diamond Bar RFP - Professional Land Surveying Services_02.06.2025February 6, 2025 A.Cover Letter City of Diamond Bar City Manager’s Office and Public Works 21810 Copley Drive Diamond Bar, CA 91765 February 6th, 2025 Subject: Professional Land Surveying Services – The City of Diamond Bar Attention: City Manager’s Office and Public Works Dear Sir/Madam, GIS Surveyors is delighted to present this proposal in response to this RFP for Professional Land Surveying Services. GIS Surveyors takes pride in being a high-performing Service-Disabled Veteran- Owned Company and Small Business for Public Works (DVBE/SB-PW certification #1753051) recognized by the California Department of General Services. Specializing in geospatial services, we excel in land surveying, GIS, and LiDAR functions, with an 11-year track record of successfully executing these tasks for various entities, including cities, counties, commercial clients, and investor-owned utilities across California. GIS Surveyors is an employee-owned business. This proposal includes an overview of the project team with relevant experience and qualifications, and references from similar projects. It also outlines the proposed methodology for completing the Scope of Work and provides a detailed cost breakdown, including resource allocation and anticipated expenses. The dedicated contact person for this proposal is Mr. Marshall Blackbourn, Survey Manager, his contact details are below: Marshall Blackbourn Cell: (662) 722-2365 | E-mail: mblackbourn@gissurveyors.com Our Proposal provides a comprehensive overview of how GIS Surveyors can assist the City of Diamond Bar in fulfilling its survey and mapping needs. It details the methods we will employ, outlining the expected processes and outcomes. Your thoughtful consideration is valued, and we are ready to address any inquiries you may have regarding our approach. This proposal and its conditions will remain valid for 180 days. Yours faithfully, Dennis Rose, PLS – Director of Surveys Office: (858) 679-1732 | Cell: (949) 310-1802 | E-mail: drose@gissurveyors.com February 6, 2025 B. Project Team Marshall Blackbourn* Survey Manager Dennis Rose, PLS* Director of Surveys/ Professional Land SurveyorKEY * Key Personnel Principal in Charge Primary Point of Contact Survey Office Staff Ryan Forest, PLS – Senior Surveyor Mick Powers, PLS – Senior Surveyor Hank Hanson, LSIT – Project Surveyor Eric Holmes, LSIT – Project Surveyor Erik Eilers, LSIT – Project Surveyor* William Patrick, LSIT – Sr. Survey Office Technician Mason Saitman - Sr. Survey Office Technician Mark Steele – Survey Office Technician*Survey Chainman Dwight Sotto - Chainman Justis Allen - Chainman Survey Party Chief Anthony Aviles – Chief of Parties* Wayne Cox – Party Chief Chris Allen – Party Chief Tyler Southard – Jr. Party Chief Samuel Greaves - Jr. Party Chief Utility Locators Brandon Ragone – Utility Locating Mgr* Ben Deweese - Utility Designator Napoleon Corpuz, LSIT* Office Operations Manager Gavin McKellar* Field Operations Manager PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS: Professional Land Surveyors Dennis Rose - License No. L 9045 Ryan Forest - License No. L 9695 James (Mick) Powers - License No. L8541 Land Surveyor-In-Training Napoleon Corpuz – Certificate No. LST 8050 Erik Eilers – Certificate No. LST 9237 For licenses and resumes please see the Appendix at the end of this proposal. February 6, 2025 Roles and Responsibilities The table below outlines the roles and responsibilities of each of our key personnel. Role Roles and Responsibilities California Professional Licensed Land Surveyor Dennis Rose Ryan Forest Mick Powers 1. Review and maintain sketches, maps, reports, and legal descriptions of surveys to describe, certify, and assume liability for work performed 2. Verify the accuracy of survey data, including measurements and calculations conducted at survey sites 3. Direct or conduct surveys to establish legal boundaries for properties, based on legal deeds and titles 4. Supervise preparation of all data, charts, plots, maps, records, and documents related to surveys 5. Write descriptions of property boundary surveys for use in deeds, leases, or other legal documents 6. Coordinate survey findings with the work of engineering and architectural personnel, clients, and others concerned with projects 7. Analyze survey objectives and specifications to prepare survey proposals or to direct others in survey proposal preparation 8. Develop criteria for survey methods and procedures and establish training for the staff 9. Provide a professional layer of QA/QC on each survey deliverable produced Project/Survey Manager Marshall Blackbourn 1. Responsible for managing the entire project team and overseeing all project work 2. Provide training, mentorship and leadership to junior staff 3. Manage and complete assigned project tasks for the survey team 4. Work under the direction of the licensed land surveyors for assigned survey projects 5. Responsible for the technical components of the field to finish process for the development of topographic surveys, boundary exhibits and as- builts 6. Responsible for development and implementation of process improvements as they are related to surveying workflows and products 7. Support the company’s quality initiative by preparing quality plots and following the established quality procedures Project Surveyor/Survey Technician Napoleon Corpuz Erik Eilers Mark Steele 1. Work on all types of surveying related to infrastructure and land development projects with tasks including, but not limited to: Boundary Surveys, Topographical Surveys, Right of Way Surveys, Terrestrial and Mobile Laser Scanning, Legal Descriptions, Horizontal and Vertical Control Networks, Aerial Mapping (fixed wing and drone), Construction Staking, As-built Surveys and Mapping, GIS services and other various mapping exhibits 2. Assesses project requirements, while implementing a sound approach or application to meet the needs of the project and client 3. Ensure that project deliverables satisfy project requirements 4. Enhances project quality by providing ideas and suggestions to the team aimed at improving the effectiveness of the team, and of the project activities in general 5. Takes a leadership role in executing field and office safety procedures 6. Provides QA/QC on own survey deliverables and calculations and those of peers February 6, 2025 7. Develop and produce all required project mapping deliverables and provide guidance to others on the subject Chief of Parties/ Field Operations Manager Gavin McKellar 1. Complete weekly schedule for all personnel including field crews & office tasks 2. Establish professional development plans as well as follow up reviews for field crews 3. Responsible for adherence to proper field procedures, quality and safety on assigned projects 4. Provide training, mentorship and leadership to the field survey staff 5. Assist in business development activities by preparing proposals, seeking new opportunities, attending, and participating in organizations and meetings that lead to promoting GIS Surveyors’ services 6. Maintain equipment & vehicle service logs 7. Perform on-boarding and training for all new field staff Survey Party Chief Anthony Aviles 1. Lead field crew on day to day operations and collection of survey data 2. Coordinate daily with survey manager for company vehicle and survey equipment maintenance 3. Coordination with contractors and clients on project sites 4. Accurate preparation and completion of daily field notes, sketches & timesheets 5. Data downloading procedures Instrument Person 1. Using GPS, conventional survey instruments, and survey levels, along with other surveying equipment, accurately conduct field work on control, topographic, boundary, as-built, and improvement surveys 2. Utilize level rod, prism pole or tape at designated points and be able to determine location and elevations 3. Conduct construction staking for street, lot, utility, and drain layouts utilizing the survey equipment 4. Cut and clear brush and trees from line of survey utilizing machete, brush hook or chain saw 5. Load and unload surveying instruments and supplies= 6. Keeps survey vehicles clean, organized, and stocked with necessary supplies 7. Able to read and understand plan and specifications 8. Knowledge of and ability to utilize all required safety equipment 9. Carry out instructions and tasks assigned by the Party Chief or Survey Manager Chainman 1. Day to day field surveying operations. 2. Accurate preparation & completion of daily field notes, sketches & time sheets 3. Complete field surveys for boundaries, design plans, as-builts, and other survey exhibits as directed. 4. Interpret and work from construction staking calculations. 5. Evaluate engineering design plans for construction purposes, as-built data, and cut sheets. 6. Organize and maintain field notes, reports, data, survey equipment and company vehicles. 7. Complete miscellaneous survey spreadsheets and documents as directed. February 6, 2025 C. Firm’s Experience and References Client Name: City of Glendora Address: 116 E. Foothill Blvd | Glendora, CA 91741 Contact: Maliha Fatima Ansari, PE - Principal Civil Engineer, 626-914-8294, mansari@cityofglendora.org Project: Glendora Road Right-of-Way Survey Dates: January 2023 to March 2023 Client Name: City of Buena Park Address: 6650 Beach Blvd., Buena Park, CA 90621 Contact: Jason Tran, EIT – Assistant Engineer, 714-562-3680, jasontran@buenapark.com Project: Topographic Survey for Ball Road Loop Project Dates: August 2022 Client Name: City of Yorba Linda Address: 4845 Casa Loma Ave, Yorba Linda, CA 92886 Contact: Regina Hu, PE, QSD – Senior Civil Engineer, 714-961-7174, rhu@yorbalindaca.gov Project: Equestrian Trail Segment 4 Dates: February 2022 to November 2022 Associated project descriptions are available below. February 6, 2025 City of Glendora – Survey Support for North Glendora Avenue Improvements Dates: December 2022 Client: City of Glendora Contact: Maliha Fatima Ansari, PE - Principal Civil Engineer, 626-914-8294, mansari@cityofglendora.org Location: North Glendora Avenue (North of Sierra Madre Avenue), Glendora, California GIS Surveyors established project control points and performed a ground-based, topographic right-of-way survey for the area along Glendora Avenue north of Sierra Madre Avenue in the city of Glendora, California. This project included topographic and boundary surveys along with an analysis of the County of Los Angeles record maps, which together helped to establish the limits of the right-of-way for Glendora Avenue up to the driveway area for 773 N. Glendora Avenue. The survey control was established through a network of GPS observations with reference to Continuous Operating Stations (CORs) and other found survey monuments in and adjacent to the project area. The survey crew then collected sufficient improvements withing the documented limits of the public right-of-way including, but not limited to all existing sidewalks, curb ramps, cross gutters, spandrels, drive approaches, utility boxes, manholes, valves, power poles, traffic signals, cabinets, fire hydrants, trees, signing and striping. Once fieldwork was completed, the survey data was processed, reviewed, and mapped in robust detail with AutoCAD Civil3D format and PDF and in hardcopy format. The deliverable involved a high level of boundary analysis to provide a “best fit” solution of the existing record maps and their relationships to the existing survey monuments found during the field survey. This included resolving the relationship between several different tract and parcel maps along with records of survey and corner records that provided a pedigree for the lines in question. A final map enabled the client to review and complete a comprehensive plan to improve based upon the existing conditions and various owner and city rights in existence at the time of survey. Relevance to Scope of Work  Project Control  Topographic Survey  Right of Way Survey  Boundary Analysis  Corner Records  Office Calculations  Map Deliverables Key Personnel and Role Dennis Rose, PLS – Professional Land Surveyor Napoleon Corpuz, LSIT – Office Operations Manager Gavin McKellar – Field Operations Manager Anthony Aviles - Chief of Parties February 6, 2025 City of Buena Park – Topographic Survey for Ball Road Loop Project Dates: August 2022 Client: City of Buena Park Contact: Jason Tran, EIT - Assistant Engineer, 714-562-3680, jasontran@buenapark.com Location: Intersection of Ball Road and Valley View Street, Buena Park, Orange County, California GIS Surveyors was hired to provide a topographic survey at 25-foot intervals and a minimum of 10 feet beyond the existing curb radius including but not limited to CL, EG, TC, FL and BW for the Ball Road Loop Project in the city of Buena Park, California. The topographic mapping included all existing sidewalks, curb ramps, cross gutters, spandrels, drive approaches, utility boxes, manholes, valves, power poles, traffic signals, cabinets, fire hydrants, trees, signing and striping along with various other visible features within the right-of-way. To complete the survey, GIS Surveyors deployed an aerial team to conduct an orthometric survey of the project location, utilizing a combination of aerial imagery and lidar to complete a three-dimensional representation of the project site. Although “boots on the ground” may seem like a more cost-effective method for a small job, this job involved detailing a very busy intersection in Orange County California. By keeping our “boots” out of the right of way, GIS Surveyors could keep our valuable human resources out of harm’s way while still providing a high level of detail across the entire project area. All of this data was tied to the city benchmark and datum through the use of various aerial targets set with survey grade coordinates. Upon completion of the aerial data processing, a field crew was deployed to verify the aerial data on the ground along with providing a full, 360-degree video of the site from ground perspective. This value added item allows for the maximum coverage of all visual details by both the office surveyors and the end client, which saved time in addressing any questions during review. Relevance to Scope of Work  Topographic Survey and Mapping  Orthometric Survey  Setting Aerial Survey Targets  Aerial Data Collection and Processing Key Personnel and Role Dennis Rose, PLS – Professional Land Surveyor Napoleon Corpuz, LSIT – Office Operations Manager Gavin McKellar – Field Operations Manager Erik Eilers, LSIT – Project Surveyor Anthony Aviles - Chief of Parties February 6, 2025 City of Yorba Linda – Equestrian Trail Segment 4 Dates: February 2022 to November 2022 Client: City of Yorba Linda Contact: Regina Hu, PE, QSD – Principal Civil Engineer, rhu@yorbalindaca.gov - 714-961-7174 Location: Yorba Linda, Orange County, California Project Description: This project consisted of land records research and boundary surveys to establish the limits of various equestrian easements for the city of Yorba Linda. With the limits of the easements staked in the field, city officials were able to make determinations of encroachments and other factors that have caused the trails to be un-usable over the years. GIS Surveyors conducted record map research to locate the limits of each easement shown on various tract and parcel maps on file with the county of Orange. Once the records research was completed, GIS Surveyors provided the preliminary data to the city for their determination of what easements needed to be staked in the field for review by the city officials. Then GIS Surveyors conducted field surveys to recover and survey various survey monuments shown on the recorded maps to establish a comprehensive base map of all the maps associated with the equestrian trail easements. While the crew was out there, they also surveyed the existing fences and walls that fell along the limits of the easements. The field data was compiled in the office and the results were reflected in the base map with dimensions illustrating the geospatial relationship between the easements and the adjacent or encroaching walls. A final site walk was conducted with the city officials and GIS Surveyors placed wooded stakes at the locations of the easements of concern. This gave the city officials a clear understanding of what issues need to be resolved in order to make the equestrian trail a more viable recreational option for the residents of Yorba Linda. Relevance to Scope of Work  Land Records Research  Boundary Surveys  Construction Staking  Basemapping  Office Calculations Analysis Key Personnel and Role Dennis Rose, PLS – Professional Land Surveyor Napoleon Corpuz, LSIT – Office Operations Manager Gavin McKellar – Field Operations Manager Erik Eilers, LSIT – Project Surveyor Anthony Aviles - Chief of Parties February 6, 2025 D. Methodology and Project Understanding GIS Surveyors is presenting the following scope of work for consideration in response to the RFP for Professional Land Surveying Services issued by the City of Diamond Bar for two properties designated “PONY Property” (10.7 acres) and “Sunset Crossing Property” (2.9 acres). The proposed project approach is the same for both properties. Survey activities will commence with the establishment of local site control relative to local CORS GPS stations using NAD83, California State Plane Coordinate System Zone 5, with checks to local Los Angeles County benchmarks relative to NAVD88. However, if another horizontal or vertical datum is preferred by the City, we would be more than happy to accommodate. Once onsite control is established, we will then begin the process of identifying, locating and verifying any existing property boundary markers, naturally occurring features and other relevant site conditions. This process will begin with reviewing publicly available property records as well as any Title documents provided by the City. This will allow the mapping of the record boundary markers for efficient locating in the field. Once found, these markers will be referenced with permanent marker posts, and additional permanent marker posts will be set at 100’ intervals along the eastside property line of the “PONY Property” adjacent to the homes on Big Falls Drive. Data collected by our onsite surveyors on each new and found marker can be verified in the office that the boundaries in question align with existing record maps and documents. Additionally, GIS Surveyors will endeavor to conduct a detailed utility survey to identify all above- and below-ground utilities within the subject property boundaries. This process will begin with reviewing all publicly available utility records, plans and as-built maps to gather as much context of the site as possible. A full utility survey will follow with the use of Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) and Electromagnetic (EM) locators to identify subsurface utilities. All found utilities will be marked and then collected by our onsite surveyors so that all determined utility location, attitude, depth and character information can be easily ingested by our office team. Our surveyors will also collect any visible above-ground utility fixtures and record their locations and descriptions. Digital copies of all survey and utility documentation will be provided in PDF format, and the requested boundary line and utility maps will also be provided in shapefile/layer format. AutoCAD Civil3D renderings can also be provided at no additional cost. For an optional fee, GIS Surveyors can also undertake an aerial survey to efficiently collect and map all natural features on or adjacent to the properties in question. Aerial photographs and elevation contours will be included in this effort. All work will be performed under the direct supervision of our in-house California Registered Land Surveyors. February 6, 2025 E. Cost for Services Project Quote 2025 Prevailing Wage Hourly Rates PONY Property & Sunset Crossing Property - Diamond Bar Asset Code Three Man Survey and/or Locating Crew (GPS/TS/EM/GPR) 3M $515.00 Two Man Survey and/or Locating Crew (GPS/TS/EM/GPR) 2M $365.00 One Man Survey or Locating Crew (GPS/TS/EM/GPR) 1M $245.00 Licensed Land Surveyor LS $200.00 Project Survey Manager PM $180.00 Project Surveyor PS $170.00 Senior Survey Technician SST $145.00 Survey Technician / Utility Mapping Technician ST $130.00 CADD Drafter / Utility Research Technician CD $120.00 Administrative Assistant AA $80.00 Travel/Standby T $245.00 Project Location Miles from San Diego Office Hours from San Diego Office 22601 Sunset Crossing Road, Diamond Bar, CA 91765 APN 8718-005-900 and 8718-005-901 - 10.7 & 2.9 Ac 107 1.75 33122 Valle Road, San Juan Capistrano, California 92675 Field Tasks Code On-Site Hours Travel Hours Total Cost PONY Property Project setup & management PM 8 $1,440.00 UG Locate (EM & GPR) & Survey markout 2M 24 10.5 $11,332.50 Boundary research & calcs SST 6 $870.00 Boundary Search & Tie Monuments (12) 2M 12 7 $6,095.00 Field data processing PS 4 $680.00 Boundary Analysis & Determination PS 8 $1,360.00 CAD processing & exhibits SST 16 $2,320.00 Mark Property Corners (12) & eastern line every 100ft (10) 2M 12 7 $6,095.00 February 6, 2025 Permanent Markers (Carsonite Posts) (22) $660.00 LS Review & QA/QC LS 8 $1,600.00 Admin AA 8 $640.00 Sub-Total $33,092.50 Sunset Crossing Property Project setup & management PM 3 $540.00 UG Locate (EM & GPR) & Survey markout 2M 8 3.5 $3,777.50 Boundary research & calcs SST 2 $290.00 Boundary Search & Tie Monuments (3) 2M 4 3.5 $2,317.50 Field data processing PS 4 $680.00 Boundary Analysis & Determination PS 4 $680.00 CAD processing & exhibits SST 8 $1,160.00 Mark Property Corners (3) 2M 4 3.5 $2,317.50 Permanent Markers (Carsonite Posts) (3) $90.00 LS Review & QA/QC LS 3 $600.00 Admin AA 3 $240.00 Sub-Total $12,692.50 OPTIONAL: Aerial Survey Sub-Total $11,599.50 February 6, 2025 F. Insurance GIS Surveyors has all the required insurance components in place and certifies that it will have all required coverage prior to entering an agreement with the City. Proof of insurance is included at the end of the . G. Consulting Services Agreement GIS Surveyors has reviewed the Consulting Services Agreement and takes no exceptions. February 6, 2025 CURRENT 2025 PREVAILING WAGE RATES Fees for services performed by GIS Surveyors in addition to the tasks specifically defined shall be negotiated on the basis of the following Schedule of Fees. Prior to GIS Surveyors performing such extra work, the client shall agree to such extra work and additional fees in writing. Asset Three Man Survey and/or Locating Crew (GPS/TS/EM/GPR) $515.00 Two Man Survey and/or Locating Crew (GPS/TS/EM/GPR) $365.00 One Man Survey or Locating Crew (GPS/TS/EM/GPR) $245.00 Licensed Land Surveyor $200.00 Project Survey Manager $180.00 Project Surveyor $170.00 Senior Survey Technician $145.00 Survey Technician / Utility Mapping Technician $130.00 CADD Drafter / Utility Research Technician $120.00 Administrative Assistant $80.00 Travel/Standby $245.00 EXCLUSIONS The following items are not included in this scope of work and should be considered extra work: 1. This scope of work does not include any construction staking, or as-built surveys. 2. Any changes in project limits or design will result in change of scope and fee. 3. Creation and filing of Records of Survey, ALTA Surveys or Corner Record forms are not included. 4. Setting or replacement of permanent record boundary control monuments is not included. CONDITIONS 1. This proposal is based on Prevailing Wage Rates. If Prevailing Wage Rates are not required, a new scope and fee will be provided and this fee will become null and void. 2. Access to the entire area in question is required at time of survey. 3. No costs for obtaining Title Reports for the parcels in question is included in this proposal. All Title documents are to be provided by the City. 4. No costs for conducting a topographic survey have been included in this proposal other than the optional Aerial survey. If the Aerial survey is not chosen, deliverables will only include point and linework associated with the property boundaries and utilities. 5. If the optional Aerial survey is chosen, there may be delays in the aerial data capture due to weather or flight restrictions, so final delivery dates will only be known after the aerial data has been captured. 6. Due to poor or missing utility records, soil conditions, utility materials & conditions, depth of cover etc. not all underground utilities can be traced & located. While every effort will be made to locate all features, no warranty can be given for the completeness of underground utility data. 811 services should be employed before any construction work begins on site. February 6, 2025 7. No irrigation lines or sprinkler heads shall be located in the underground utility survey – only main supply lines. 8. Client shall provide all relevant CAD files (particularly any utility record maps) and any on-site control prior to any work commencing on site. Any updates to these files made throughout the project should be forwarded to GIS Surveyors as soon as they are made available. 9. The Client shall provide a written two (2) working day notice for all survey requests, revisions and/or stand-downs. 10. Client assumes liability for, and shall be responsible for, all information furnished by its other consultant(s) and/or their sub-consultant(s) to GIS Surveyors, Inc. for use on this project. Client shall indemnify and hold harmless GIS Surveyors, Inc. from any and against all loss or expense, including costs and attorneys' fees, from any and all damages arising directly or indirectly from GIS Surveyors, Inc.’s reliance on such data. ACCEPTANCE and COMMENCEMENT By execution of the Agreement Client accepts the terms hereof, acknowledges receipt of a copy hereof and authorizes Consultant to proceed with the services. Consultant: By: Date: February 6th, 2025 . Dennis Rose, PLS, Director, Survey Client: By: Date: . February 6, 2025 Appendix DENNIS ROSE, PLS Director of Surveys/Professional Land Surveyor Education: Southwest Missouri State University: Computer Info Sys (CIS) Santiago Canyon College: Land Surveying Training Coursework University of California Los Angeles (UCLA): Management Development for Entrepreneurs (MDE) Program Professional Licenses and Certifications: Professional Land Surveyor (PLS) California No. 9045 (2013) CPR First Aid Training Professional Affiliations: California Land Surveyors Association (CLSA) Total Years of Experience: 22 Years with Firm: 9 Relevant Experience City of Yorba Linda, Equestrian Trail Segment 4, Yorba Linda, CA Professional Land Surveyor. Responsible for overseeing and providing professional land surveyor oversight to this project that consisted of land records research and boundary surveys to establish the limits of various equestrian easements for the city of Yorba Linda. City of Buena Park, Ball Road Loop Project, Buena Park, CA Professional Land Surveyor. Responsible for overseeing and providing professional land surveyor oversight to this project that consists of topographic mapping for a waterline replacement project for the City of Buena Park. San Diego Unified Port District, Austal Floating Dry Dock Survey Services (as a subcontractor to Moffatt and Nichol), National City, CA (2022) Professional Land Surveyor. Responsible for providing professional land surveyor oversight and review/sign off on all deliverables for the Austal Floating Dry Dock project. Mr. Rose and his team utilized existing tidal benchmarks and survey control provided by the client to provide topographic survey and utility locating services according to the applicable scope of work and guidelines required for completion of a grading plan for site improvements. San Diego Unified Port District, TAMT, Phase 3 Electrical Survey Services (as a subcontractor to Moffatt and Nichol), San Diego, CA (2021) Professional Land Surveyor. GIS Surveyors’ field crews completed a topo survey at the 10th Avenue Marine Terminal in support of the TAMT Phase 3 project. The scope of work for this project involved a topographic survey along a roughly 100-foot wide corridor centered on the proposed alignment of updated electrical conduits. All surface features were collected and mapped. Mr. Rose provided professional land surveyor oversight, final QA/QC, and was responsible for signing off on all deliverables. On-Call Survey and Mapping Services, SDG&E, San Diego, CA Survey Manager. GIS Surveyors Inc. was awarded an on-call survey and mapping contract with SDG&E Civil Group that covers the entire SDG&E transmission and distribution service territories. Mr. Rose, as Survey Manager, was responsible for managing SAG surveys, GPS Control, construction staking, environmental staking, boundary surveys, topographic surveys and yard staking on various tie lines and other SDG&E facilities. Biography Mr. Rose has over 22 years of experience in the survey industry and is a California licensed Professional Land Surveyor (PLS). As Director of Surveys, Mr. Rose assumes a multifaceted role that spans various crucial responsibilities. His adept leadership involves orchestrating daily business activities with precision and efficiency. Strategic planning is another cornerstone of Mr. Rose's role. His forward-thinking approach contributes to the development of robust strategies that align with the company's overarching goals and industry trends. He has established a framework that fosters operational excellence and complies with industry standards. RYAN FOREST, PLS Survey Manager Education: (AS) Land Surveying and Mapping Santiago Canyon College Orange, California (2009) Professional Licenses and Certifications: California Professional Land Surveyor (PLS) No. 9695 Total Years of Experience: 20 Years with Firm: 5 Relevant Experience Professional Land Surveyor Consultant – Various Southern California Edison (SCE) Projects, Southern California Professional Land Surveyor Consultant. Oversees all quality control of the incoming field data and final deliverables. This involves review of any staking jobs, processing the topographic data in Trimble Business Center and DWG creation. Writes and develops survey field procedures and standards. Conducts boundary resolution and topographic mapping. Puts together field packages including boundary calcs, research and project scope requirements. Compiles and delivers records of survey, providing quality control of record map deliverables ensuring compliance with any County specific checklists. SCE Survey Support for the Relicensing of the 8.85 Megawatt Kaweah Hydroelectric Project, Tulare County, CA Project Surveyor. GSi was awarded a follow-on project with SCE to manage the survey required to support Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) relicensing of the 8.85 megawatt Kaweah Hydroelectric Project. Ryan played an integral role with pre-filing activities, boundary surveys and creation of legal description exhibits that are to be used in acquiring further easements and future planning. This included extensive records research, field data collection, monumentation surveys and complicated boundary analysis all in support of a final application that will be submitted to FERC. Southern California Gas (SCG) Santa Ana River Project, Santa Ana, CA Project Surveyor. Ryan recently completed a large easement legal description and plat project for Southern California Gas Co. (SCG). The project consisted of basemapping and field location to determine the correct boundaries and tie points, title report review, plotting of the legal descriptions and exceptions and drafting the new easements for the Santa Ana River project. SCE Golden Gems Project, Southern California Project Surveyor. Ryan was responsible for developing the legal and plat for the SCE Golden Gems project. This project was initiated to establish an access easement across the westerly 16' of the property that services 3 large lattice towers. Ryan also worked with SCE to prepare and submit an exhibit for a Land Use Restriction Agreement legal document. Biography Mr. Forest is an accomplished Project Manager with 20 years’ experience in the geospatial industry. In addition to his professional experience, Mr. Forest is a California licensed Professional Land Surveyor and has managed survey projects resulting in a strong background in survey project management and building client relations. Day to day, Mr. Forest acts as Survey Manager and is tasked with overseeing daily Survey Department activities, managing budgets, developing strategic plans, creating policies, and ensuring client satisfaction. His ability to effectively communicate the needs of his clients to the Survey Department ensures that the job is done efficiently, effectively, on schedule and within budget constraints. MICK POWERS, PLS Professional Land Surveyor \\\ Education: Oklahoma State University-OKC Oregon Institute of Technology Southern Nazarene University Redlands College Mid-Del Community College Trimble Certification Trainer- GPS 1998 Small Business Administration Class of 2010 Professional Licenses and Certifications: Certified Federal Surveyor (CFedS) 1031 Certified Photogrammetrist (ASPRS CP) 1648 State Licensed Land Surveyor in 35 States Total Years of Experience: 45 Years with Firm: <1 Relevant Experience GIS Photogrammetry Project, Los Angeles County, CA Survey Manager. Mr. Powers played a crucial role in overseeing a ground control surveying project for Los Angeles County. The geographic area covered in this project exceeded 4,000 square miles, which was controlled by 300 total GCPs, broken down into 285 GCPs on the contiguous lands of LA County and another 15 points, offshore, on Catalina Island. Data collection primarily relied on OPUS observations, with additional methods like RTK and sight-based infill observations. Despite the large scope, the project was completed within the scheduled timeframe and budget constraints. Howard Hughes Center, Las Vegas, NV Survey Manager. As the Chief Surveyor, Mr. Powers led the boundary survey for real estate transaction purposes at the Howard Hughes Center in Las Vegas, NV. Collaborating with a third-party firm, he meticulously planned the Ground Control Points (GCPs) and supervised the imagery aspect of the project. His responsibilities included providing both horizontal and vertical coordinates for all photo targets, essential for accurate mapping. Despite the project’s immense size, value, and high-profile nature, his team efficiently executed the survey within a tight timeframe. Leveraging a creative approach and thorough planning, they successfully employed RGB imaging, supported by a dedicated cadastral field crew and skilled drafters. Waimanalo Federal Authority Survey Hawaiian Homelands, Oahu, Hi Survey Manager. Mr. Powers led a groundbreaking federal authority survey on the island of Oahu, marking the first such survey ever conducted in the state. The project was a collaborative effort involving the Department of Interior (DOI), the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), and Red Plains Surveying Co., working on behalf of the Department of Hawaiian Homelands (DHHL). As the lead Certified Federal Land Surveyor (CFedS) and cadastral surveyor, Mr. Powers assembled a skilled team of Hawaii State-licensed and Federally Certified surveyors. Employing a variety of survey methods, including static observations, conventional surveying, RTK (Real-Time Kinematic), and LIDAR- based topographic feature locations. Mr. Powers ensured rigorous oversight throughout the project, including required training and coordination with the DOI and BLM. The resulting survey met federal standards and was officially signed and recorded in the federal registry for the Department of Hawaiian Homelands (DHHL). Biography Mr. Powers is a seasoned surveyor with over 45 years of experience in the survey/ mapping industry as a leader in cadastral, public lands, federal, and tribal lands who specializes in GPS surveying . He carries survey licensing in 35 jurisdictions inclusive of Hawaii and Alaska, is a Certified Federal Surveyor (CFedS) and a Certified Photogrammetrist (ASPRS CP). MICK POWERS, PLS Professional Land Surveyor Professional Affiliations: Tinker Heritage Foundation USAF National Tribal Land Association Indian Land Tenure Foundation Tribal Land staff Association Mid-America Government Industry Coalition National Government Contractors Association Society of Land Surveyors (Numerous States) Full List of State Land Surveyor Licenses: AK PLS – 13313 AL PLS – 31342 AR PLS – 1521 AZ PLS – 41095 CA PLS – 8541 CO PLS – 35594 CT PLS – 70509 FL PSM – LS7356 GA PLS – 3435 HI PLS – 14609 KS PLS – 145 KY PLS – 3851 ME PLS – 2608 MO PLS – 2012000099 MS PLS – PLS2608 MT PLS – 19532 NC RLS - L-4797 ND PLS – 6050 NE PLS – 671 NV PLS – 15072 NY PLS – 051158 OK PLS – 1484 OR PLS – 95937 PA PLS - SU075639 SD PLS – 9553 TN PLS – 2761 TX RLS – 5593 UT PLS - 5659228-2201 VI PLS - 1376-LS VT PLS – 024.0132659 WA PLS – 20100534 WI PLS - 3013-08 WV PLS – 2393 WY PLS - 17689 Relevant Experience Maricopa County, AZ Survey Manager. Mr. Powers oversaw the ground control surveying project for the Ortho/Oblique photogrammetry project in Maricopa County, Arizona. His company was contracted to perform this critical task, covering an extensive geographic area of over 9,000 square miles. The project was constrained by 500 Ground Control Points (GCPs). Working closely with the involved teams, Mr. Powers executed flight plans, geomatics, AT, and image corrections, ensuring the project was completed on time and under budget. International Paper / Georgia - Pacific Survey Manager. Mr. Powers served as the Chief Surveyor for a complex project spanning five sites across three states, covering approximately 1,100 acres and 17 miles of railroad. The heavily forested terrain posed challenges, necessitating a combination of GPS, Ortho photography, and conventional survey methods. The hazardous locations demanded extreme vigilance from his survey crews. Some areas were so perilous that entry was restricted. To address this, the team heavily relied on photogrammetry. With scarce boundary information, they employed non-standard measurement techniques and monumentation. Mr. Powers collaborated closely with an on-site Professional Land Surveyor (PLS) to overcome obstacles. The research department was dispatched to gather critical field information. As a result, they successfully completed several tasks that the title company had been unable to accomplish, ultimately delivering a satisfactory survey. Red Bud Energy, OK Survey Manager. Mr. Powers served as the Chief Surveyor for a 1,300-acre power plant, including a 9-mile waterline corridor. The project demanded extensive orthophotography. His responsibilities encompassed creating Ground Control Points (GCPs) and setting property corners according to company specifications. Despite the challenging terrain, Mr. Powers demonstrated flexibility, ingenuity, and creativity to achieve high accuracy. Additionally, he effectively managed the introduction of the industrial compound waterline, plotted multiple easements, and established right-of- ways within the boundary defined by multiple sections. References Name/Title: Chuck Encarnacion, Project Development Manager Firm: Middle River Power Telephone/Email: 858-477-8202 / cencarnacion@mrpgenco.com Project: Vaca Dixon Bess Name/Title: Steve Williams, Partner, Account Manager, PG, CHG, Firm: ERM Telephone/Email: 949-294-0835 / Steve.Williams@erm.com Project: Project Lighthouse Name/Title: Lisa C. Oshiro Suganuma, Policy Analyst Firm: Office of Native Hawaiian Relations, U.S. Department of the Interior Telephone/Email: 808-285-0857 / lisa_oshiro_suganuma@ios.doi.gov Project: Waimanalo MARSHALL BLACKBOURN Survey Manager Education: B.S. Agricultural Engineering Technology & Business Mississippi State University Starkville, MS Online Certificate – Hydrographic Academy Plymouth University Plymouth, England LS Exam Review Course Santiago Canyon College Orange County, CA Professional Licenses and Certifications: FAA Certified Remote Pilot Operator – Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) Total Years of Experience: 18 years Years with the Firm: 4 years Relevant Experience Project Manager - San Diego Gas and Electric (SDG&E) Mobile Home Park Utility Upgrade Program, San Diego and Orange Counties GIS Surveyors provided underground utilities locating and basemapping services, implementing both fixed-wing and drone aerial platforms for photogrammetry collection. Services included project control and flight planning, airborne data acquisition, project site walk and feature verification, and comprehensive basemapping. Marshall managed all aspects of this program. Project Manager - SoCalGas On-Call Surveys, San Diego, Orange and Riverside Counties GIS Surveyors is currently providing basemapping, utility mapping, land services support, construction staking and as-built surveys, while adhering to current PSEP standards. Fixed-wing and drone aerial photogrammetry collection supplements these efforts. Marshall manages all aspects of these on-call surveys, with focus on client satisfaction and data integrity. Survey QA Manager - San Diego Gas and Electric (SDG&E) System Wide LiDAR Mapping, San Diego and Imperial Counties GIS Surveyors is currently provided system wide LiDAR Mapping and PLS- CADD modeling for approximately 2000 miles of transmission lines and 6600 miles of distribution lines for the entire SDG&E overhead network. Services included establishing survey control, QA/QC surveys, LiDAR data verification, GIS asset inventory mapping, PLS CADD modeling, vegetation analysis, project management and QA/QC review and verification of the PLS CADD models. Marshall’s role is primarily focused on managing the collection of survey data for LiDAR data verification and QC. Project Surveyor - Barnard Construction West of Devers Edison Electrical Transmission Line Project, Riverside and San Bernardino Counties GIS Surveyors is provided construction support services for the entire 50- mile alignment. Services include office construction calculations, construction staking for poles, towers, right of way, roadways, construction limits, utility crossings, QA/QC surveys and as-builts. Marshall played a role in boundary and right of way calculations and drafting. Biography Marshall has 18 years of survey experience in the hydrographic survey industry, specializing in Airborne LiDAR and Multibeam Sonar acquisition, processing, QA/QC practices and project management. His professional experience includes the collection, processing, management and delivery of multiple large-scale hydrographic LiDAR projects throughout the world, with coastal zone management and the update of nautical charts as the primary focus. He is highly skilled in generating LiDAR deliverables and products and is well-versed in all aspects of both traditional and modern survey methods, covering both hydrographic and land surveying. NAPOLEON CORPUZ, LSIT Office Operations Manager Education: BS, Electrical Engineering Adamson University, Philippines (1989) Professional Licenses and Certifications: Land Surveyor in Training (LSIT) No. 8050 (2010) Total Years of Experience: 23 Years with Firm: 10 Relevant Experience City of Yorba Linda, Equestrian Trail Segment 4, Yorba Linda, CA Office Operations Manager. Responsible for preparing all office deliverables for to establish the limits of various equestrian easements for the city of Yorba Linda. Mr. Corpuz compiled the field data in the office and the results were reflected in a basemap with dimensions illustrating the geospatial relationship between the easements and the adjacent or encroaching walls. City of Buena Park, Ball Road Loop Project, Buena Park, CA Office Operations Manager. This project consists of topographic mapping for a waterline replacement project for the City of Buena Park. Mr. Corpuz was responsible for preparing all office deliverables. All data was compiled into a master CAD file with the rectified orthophoto as a background image. Various Land Surveying Projects, Southern California Office Operations Manager. Responsible for meeting project objectives, scope and roles. Determining and managing resourcing. Managing and tracking project budgets and costs. Preparing project plans, scheduling key milestones and managing the project according to the plan. Providing project reports. Identifying and mitigating project risks and issues. Undertaking survey production tasks and ensuring all office calculations and deliverables are completed on time, on budget and meet client’s expectations in terms of quality. Key clients include SoCalGas, SDG&E, Southern California Edison, Spec Services, Barnard Construction, Cordoba Corp SoCalGas and SDG&E, Pipeline Safety Enhancement Plan (PSEP) Party Chief and Project Surveyor. Nap has responsibility for completing field activities for boundary surveys, easement retracement, utility surveys, topographic surveys, construction staking, layout of bore pits & alignment, structure monitoring, as built surveys for PSEP lines and valve sites. In the office, he was responsible for processing field data and producing surveys for boundary, topographic, GPS control, utility location, client reports and implementing quality control processes. Biography Napoleon (Nap) has over 23 years of progressive office and field surveying experience and holds a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering. He is an accomplished survey professional and is responsible for managing all office operations to ensure deliverables are produced within time, cost, and quality objectives. His survey experience includes commercial, educational, military, industrial, natural gas and electric and land development industries. In addition to his surveying experience Nap’s background includes civil engineering design. He has extensive knowledge in topographic surveys, base mapping, field surveying, GPS control, construction staking, data processing and sag surveys. Nap’s field and office experience gives him a unique ability to work with clients and understand client requests to align field and office staff. GAVIN MCKELLAR Chief of Parties/Field Operations Manager Education: BS, Topographic Science University of Glasgow, Scotland, UK (1993) Professional Licenses and Certifications: OSHA 30-Hour Training FAA Certified Remote Pilot Operator – Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) 5-Day Utility Locate Training 3-Day GPR Training CPR First Aid Training Total Years of Experience: 30 Years with Firm: 9 Relevant Experience City of Yorba Linda, Equestrian Trail Segment 4, Yorba Linda, CA Chief of Survey Parties. Responsible for conducting the field surveying portion of this project to establish the limits of various equestrian easements for the city of Yorba Linda. Mr. McKellar undertook field surveys to recover and survey various survey monuments shown on the recorded maps to establish a comprehensive basemap of all the maps associated with the equestrian trail easements. Mr. McKellar also surveyed the existing fences and walls that fell along the limits of the easements. City of Buena Park, Ball Road Loop Project, Buena Park, CA Chief of Survey Parties. This project consists of topographic mapping for a waterline replacement project for the City of Buena Park. Mr. McKellar and his field crews were responsible for establishing on-site control points tied to nearby CORS GPS stations using static GPS observations. Aerial targets were then placed on the ground to control the photogrammetric mapping carried out by our trusted partners Aerotech Mapping. Once mapping was complete, field crews performed a QA/QC walk to identify any obscured features and collect any data missed in the aerial survey. All data was compiled into a master CAD file with the rectified orthophoto as a background image. San Diego Unified Port District, National City Marine Terminal (NCMT) Berth 24-11 Rehab Survey Services (as a subcontractor to Moffatt and Nichol), National City, CA (2022) Chief of Survey Parties. Mr. McKellar and his survey crews conducted a ground- based topographic survey as well as a sub-grade utility mark-out at the site in various areas of concern as delineated by the client. Once fieldwork was completed, the survey data was reviewed, reduced, and imported into a CAD base-file (AutoCAD Civil3D format as required). San Diego Unified Port District, TAMT, Phase 3 Electrical Survey Services (as a subcontractor to Moffatt and Nichol), San Diego, CA (2021) Chief of Survey Parties. Responsible for directing and supervising GIS Surveyors’ field crews that completed a topo survey at the 10th Avenue Marine Terminal in support of the TAMT Phase 3 project, as subcontractor to M&N. The scope of work for this project involved a topographic survey along a roughly 100-foot-wide corridor centered on the proposed alignment of updated electrical conduits. All surface features were collected and mapped. Mr. McKellar provided lead direction to assigned field crews and was responsible for ensuring the collected data was accurate and fit for purpose. Biography Mr. McKellar has over 30 years of survey experience, working on small and large- scale projects for private, public, utility and government clients. He is GIS Surveyors’ Field Operations Manager and ensures our crews have up to date training, such as safety, procedures and processes and he is also responsible for scheduling and resourcing of our field crews. Mr. McKellar’s survey experience has allowed him to learn and become proficient in survey hardware and software, GPS and terrestrial measurement methods enabling him to produce high quality GIS or CAD deliverables. ERIK EILERS, LSIT Project Surveyor Education: (BS) Physical Science – University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland (2000) Professional Licenses and Certifications: Land Surveyor in Training (LSIT) No: 9237 (2023) Technical Skills: • ArcGIS 10+ Suite • QA/QC Airborne LiDAR data • Airborne LiDAR bathymetry and Acoustic Survey Planning • Airborne LiDAR Bathymetry data processing • Multibeam Echosounder data processing • Digitizing/Georeferencing • Process documentation • Proposal management • Survey costing and cost analysis • Photoshop • Autodesk Civil 3D • QT Modeler Total Years of Experience: 18 Years with Firm: 8 Relevant Experience San Diego Gas and Electric (SDG&E) Line 1600 Pipeline 43 Mile Replacement Project, San Diego County, California Project Surveyor. GIS Surveyors is currently providing land surveying services for approximately 45 miles of distribution pipeline lines. Mr. Eilers’ main role is to process the survey data collected in the field, perform QA/QC and package weekly deliverables. SoCal Gas Aliso Canyon Gas Storage Project, Orange County, California Project Surveyor. GIS Surveyors is currently providing land surveying services for the storage pipelines above ground. Mr. Eilers’ main role is to process the survey data collected in the field, perform QA/QC and package deliverables for each storage site. SoCal Gas Honor Rancho Ambient Air Monitor Project, Los Angeles County, California Project Surveyor. GIS Surveyors is currently providing land surveying services for the storage pipelines above ground. Mr. Eilers’ main role is to process the survey data collected in the field, perform QA/QC and package deliverables for each site. Cordoba Line 3010 Pipeline Replacement Project, San Diego County, California Project Surveyor. GIS Surveyors is currently providing land surveying services for approximately a mile of distribution pipeline lines. Mr. Eilers’ main role is to process the survey data collected in the field, perform QA/QC and package weekly deliverables. Southwest Gas (SWG) Shadow Mountain Road Project, San Bernardino County, California Chainman. GIS Surveyors was requested to provide survey support for a proposed gas distribution pipeline upgrade that would connect a gas transmission line located around Highway 395 to the City of Helendale along a seven mile stretch of Shadow Mountain Road in rural San Bernardino County, California. Mr. Eilers worked as part of a two-man survey crew to search for existing monuments and set aerial targets for the project. Biography Mr. Eilers has 18 years of experience in the Survey and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) industries. He is currently working as a Project Surveyor at GIS Surveyors’ HQ office in San Diego. Mr. Eilers supports both field and office survey operations for a variety of different clients. Prior to joining GIS Surveyors, Mr. Eilers gained extensive experience planning hydrographic surveys including survey planning of Airborne LiDAR Bathymetry and acoustic surveying methods with ArcGIS. Mr. Eilers recently passed his Land Surveyor in Training exam, a huge step in his career as a Land Surveyor. MARK STEELE Survey Technician Professional Licenses and Certifications: Certificate of Completion in CAD Drafting, Career Academy, Redding, CA Autodesk Revit Microsoft A+ certificate MCSA certificate Technical Skills: • Civil 3D (18+ years) • Map 3D (10+ years) • AutoCAD (20+ years) • Revit (4 years) • ArcGIS (6 years) • Bently MicroStation (10+ yrs) • Adobe Creative Suite (10+yrs) • Adobe Illustrator (10+ years) • Layout Design (10+ years) • Web Design (10+ years) Total Years of Experience: 20+ Years with Firm: 2 Relevant Experience San Diego Gas and Electric (SDG&E) Line 1600 Pipeline 43 Mile Replacement Project, San Diego County, California Survey Drafter. GIS Surveyors is currently providing land surveying services for approximately forty-five miles of distribution pipeline lines. Services include establishing survey control and photo control points, right of way survey, topographic survey, utility survey, pothole surveys, project management and QA/QC review. Mr. Steele’s role is primarily focused on survey deliverables, including, plat and legal docs, topographic survey, base mapping, utility mapping and DTM surface modeling. SoCalGas and SDG&E, Pipeline Safety Enhancement Plan (PSEP), Southern California Survey Drafter. Mark has responsibility for completing office activities for boundary surveys, easement retracement, utility surveys, topographic surveys, construction staking, layout of bore pits & alignment, structure monitoring, as built surveys for PSEP lines and valve sites. In the office, his responsibilities include processing field data and producing surveys for boundary, topographic, GPS control, utility location, client reports and implementing quality control processes. Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E) Underground System Hardening Project, Northern and Central California Survey Drafter. This project involves the undergrounding of 10,000 miles of powerlines to reduce wildfire risk and improve reliability. As Survey Drafter, Mr. Steele is responsible for the management of various survey deliverables including the final survey map preparation, DTM surface model creation and client standard compliance. He also provides guidance and instruction to the office team concerning CAD issues and processes. Biography Mr. Steele has over 20 years of experience and holds multiple certificates in Autodesk and Adobe products. He is an accomplished survey drafter and is responsible for creating DTMs, topographic survey models, bathymetry models, UAV models and topographic survey deliverables. His survey experience includes commercial, educational, military, industrial, natural gas, and electric and land development industries. In addition to his surveying experience Mark’s background includes civil engineering design. He has extensive knowledge in topographic surveys, base mapping, field surveying, GPS control, construction staking, data processing and sag surveys. Mr. Steele’s office experience with multiple software platforms gives him a unique ability to understand client requests and standards. ANTHONY AVILES Chief of Parties Education: High School Diploma Barstow High School (1990) Currently studying PPI Land Surveyor in Training (LSIT) preparation course Total Years of Experience: 18 Years with Firm: 5 Relevant Project Experience Southern California Edison, West of Devers Upgrade Project, San Bernardino and Riverside Counties, CA Party Chief. GIS Surveyors provided construction support services for a 220 kV electrical transmission line, for the entire 50-mile alignment that traverses through Riverside and San Bernardino Counties. Mr. Aviles was responsible for conducting boundary surveys, geodetic control, construction staking, QA/QC surveys, as-built surveys, and topographic surveys. San Diego Gas and Electric (SDG&E) Line 1600 Pipeline Replacement Project, San Diego County, California Party Chief. GIS Surveyors is currently providing land surveying services for approximately 45 miles of distribution pipelines. Mr. Aviles’ main role is to is to manage and provide all field services including establishing survey control and photo control points, right-of-way surveys, topographic surveys, utility surveys, pothole surveys, project management and QA/QC review. Another key part of his role is communicating with the client regarding project requirements and providing field progress updates. Los Angeles Department of Power and Water (LADWP), Haskell Canyon to Sylmar Switching Station Transmission Line Conversion Project, Northern Los Angeles County, CA Party Chief. The tasks assigned to GIS Surveyors consisted of land survey and lidar support for the entire 5-year duration of the project. Mr. Aviles was responsible for proving survey field staking for all structures, foundations, conductors, access roads, drainage elements, site work limits and other various project components. Various Electric Projects in Southern California Party Chief. Mr. Aviles was tasked with overseeing a two-man survey crew, managing the maintenance, set up, and operation of Trimble GPS, Trimble S7 Total Station, and other survey equipment for various electric projects including: • SDG&E Mission Control Sub • SDG&E Fire Risk Mitigation Program • SDG&E Artesian Substation Project • SDG&E CNF Decommissioning • SDG&E South Orange County Reliability Enhancement (SOCRE) • SDG&E Strategic Undergrounding (SUG) Project Biography Mr. Aviles is an experienced and knowledgeable land survey Party Chief with 18 years’ experience in providing quality work on numerous, fast-paced, and challenging commercial, industrial, and residential land survey related projects. He possesses strong communication and organizational skills allowing for positive and productive relationships with co-workers, clients, and the general public. Mr. Aviles has experience in coordinating tasks and schedules with office staff, site superintendents, trade foreman and multiple crew members to ensure timely and efficient project deadlines. BRANDON RAGONE Utility Locating Manager Education: High School Diploma Professional Licenses and Certifications: Certified HughesNet Installer Total Years of Experience: 10 Years with Firm: 2 Relevant Experience Utility Designator/Chainman, GIS Surveyors Inc., CA • Designates overhead and underground utilities according to ASCE 38-02 standards. • Completes detailed field investigations of all required utilities. • Consults on schedule planning for field operations. • Reviews available record information prior to and during field investigation. • Works with office staff to ensure completeness of data transfer. • Operates geophysical locating technology, including Electro Magnetic (EM), Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR), Acoustic Pipe Locator (APL), CCTV Sewer Camera • Coordinates with clients, utility stakeholders and property stakeholders. • Leads operations in the field for various projects. • Coordinates with any subcontracted vendors of traffic control, hydro- excavation, saw cutting, etc. • Assists with training of new Utility Designators. Utility Technician, UtiliQuest LLC., Red Bluff, CA • Locates public utilities correctly and safely, maintaining integrity of underground utilities includingtelecommunications, power, cable TV, and water to ensure excavator safety and asset protection. • Utilizes utility prints and visual scans along with electromagnetic technology to locate and markunderground utilities. • Uses utility provided maps/prints to assist in identification of underground utilities. • Utilizes effective time management skills to efficiently and accurately locate underground utilities. • Works independently, conducting business from a company vehicle utilizing a computer programsystem for dispatching and auditing purposes. Communications Technician, Valley Industrial Communications, Redding, CA • Consulted with businesses and homeowners regarding CCTV security system needs. • Made recommendations regarding where cameras should be installed according to individual building’sconstruction. • Performed and tested residential installations of CCTV security systems. • Setup RF (Radio Frequency) test fixtures and testing equipment. • Performed remote support, physical equipment and cabling inspections, swap out failed components,testing of copper and fiber cables, handle storage media, and enter troubleshooting commands. • Perform hardware installations – rack / stack. • Perform cable installations (routing, terminating, testing, troubleshooting). Biography Brandon Ragone has 10 years experience working as a telecommunications technician and utility locating professional. 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