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- - • - UNITED BTATEB CITU .." AND IMNIGRATIIIN SERVICES St. Thomas U.S. V.I. pei•YEkiks EFTA01089996 EFTA01089997 i,VART44 f • N Factor 1: Development Team and Key Personnel Experience Factor 2: Facility Design 1. St. Thomas - Project Team Factor 3: Site Layout and Design Factor 4: Financial Information 1101Wharton-Smith, Inc. CONSTRI:CUION GROUP EFTA01089998 0.:PARTAfe Mr 0 Factor 1: Development Factor 3: Site Layout Factor 4: Financial Team and Key Factor 2: Facility Design and Design Information Aa.. Personnel Experience sat 1. St. Thomas - Project Team 111tOPETIERTI\ FS VIN HOOVER Developer ',President - Hoover Properties 026 GSA projects *3 GSA sole source •2 GSA projects in development GSA DEVELOPMENT TEAM Joe Toph Urban Order Connelly Structural Eng. I SUPPORT TEAM I Vin Hoover Hoover Properties Tob Trickey Hoover Properties DeJongh Group EMK ivil Engine Hahn MEP Eng. PHITTVEI\ES ERI EFTA01089999 PROPERTIES Project List Hoover Properties (the combination of Vin & Toni Hoover Property Management, LLC and Wild Hog Construction, LLC) is a development, construction, and property management firm based in Tampa, Florida. Over the past twenty-five years, Vin Hoo- ver has developed twenty-nine single-tenant properties for various agencies of the U.S. Government across the Southeast and Mountain regions. Vin Hoover has developed properties for the GSA on the "Sole Source Negotiations" basis. Hoover Properties has successfully developed twenty-nine projects in a wide range of government agencies. Specializing in the construction of built-to-suit properties for various agencies of the U.S. Government, including Immigrations & Customs En- forcement, Customs & Border Protection, Federal Bureau of Investigations, and the Social Security Administration. Select projects for various entities of the U.S. Government include: U.S. GOVERNMENT AGENCY LOCATION SIZE (SO ?Romer COW MILIEIZELI2 Office of Disability Adjudication and Review Middlesboro, KY 19,200 S 4.000,000 Current Immigration & Customs Enforcement and Customs & Border Protection Tavernier, FL 10,200 S 4,400,000 Current Customs & Border Protection Cape Canaveral, FL 15,000 S 4,000,000 2012 Federal Bureau of Investigation Johnson City, TN 10,100 $ .800,000 2012 Office of Disability Adjudication and Review (SSA) Hazard, ICY 2,000 S 400,000 2012 Immigration & Custom Enforcement Stuart, FL 13.000 $ 3600,000 2011 Mine Safety and Health Administration Hazard, KY 5,000 S 2,000,000 2011 Social Security Administration Cocoa, FL 6,200 S 1,500,000 2010 Drug Enforcement Agency London, KY 10,000 S 2,500,000 2003 Quick Response Team Facility (ICE) Carey/Raleigh, NC 10,000 S 575,000 2000 Social Security Administration Bessemer, AL 6,000 S 475,000 2000 Social Security Administration Decatur, AL 6.000 $400,000 2000 Consular Center (U.S. Department of State) Williamsburg, KY 20,000 S 750,000 1999 Social Security Administration Meridian, MS 4,000 $ 475.000 1999 Social Security Administration Somerset. KY 5,000 S 1,250,000 1998 Datatrac Call Center (INS) Corbin, KY 6,000 $ 750.000 1998 Social Security Administration Florence, KY 7,500 S 600,000 1998 Social Security Administration Brookhaven, MS 5,000 $425,000 1998 Immigration & Naturalization Corbin, KY 35,000 $ 6,000,000 1997 TECO Energy/C.4111ff Coal Corbin, ICY 10,000 S 2,000,000 1997 United States Post Office Somerset, KY 7.500 S 1,100,000 1997 United States Post Office Stearns, KY 5,000 S 475,000 1997 United States Post Office Campbellsville, KY 2,500 S 320,000 1997 INS Call Center Barbourville, KY 15.000 S 750,000 1996 Federal Circuit Judge Office London, KY 4,000 S 500,000 1995 Office of Hearings and Appeals (SSA) Middlesboro, KY 10,000 $ 2,500,000 1993 Mine Safety and Health Administration Hazard, ICY 6,000 S 600,000 1992 Veterans Affairs Tampa. FL 5.000 S 275,000 198 9 Social Security Administration Middlesboro, KY &ono S 750,000 t989 Internal Revenue Service Corbin, KY 2,000 S 175,000 1985 • Project cost a completion, not adjusted for Inflation EFTA01090000 kil/Pfons Representative Projects Office of Disability Adjudication & Review and Social Security Administration tot Tech Park Drive Middlesboro, KY 40963 Size: 19,200 Square Feet Est. Project Cost: $ 4,000,000 Est. Completion: 2013 Immigration & Customs Enforcement and Customs & Border Protection 91603 Overseas Highway Tavernier, FL 33070 Size: 10,200 Square Feet Est. Project Cost: $ 4,400,000 Est. Completion: 2013 Customs & Border Protection 200 George J. King Boulevard Cape Canaveral, FL 32920 Size: 13,000 Square Feet Project Cost: $ 4,000,000 Completed: 2012 • . t, itFr: ' r411. II 7. r lk EFTA01090001 Representative Projects Federal Bureau of Investigation 2620 Knob Creek Road Johnson City, TN 37604 Size: to, too Square Feet Cost: $ 3,800,000 Completed: 2012 Immigration & Customs Enforcement 3500 Southeast Commerce Avenue Stuart, FL 34997 Size: 13,000 Square Feet Cost: S 3,500,000 Completed: 2011 Mine Safety & Heath Administration 145 Reynolds Lane Hazard, KY zgros Size: 9,000 Square Feet Cost: $ 2,000,000 Completed: 2011 3 EFTA01090002 O lin Pa Representative Projects Office of Disability Adjudication and Review (SSA) 825 High Street Hazard, KY 41701 Size: 2,000 Square Feet Cost: $ 400,000 Completed: 2012 Social Security Administration 310 Canaveral Groves Cocoa, Ft. 32926 Size: 6,200 Square Feet Cost: $ 1,500,000 Completed: 2010 Drug Enforcement Agency Iso Hal Rodgers Drive London, KY 40744 Size: 10,00o Square Feet Cost: $ 2,500,000 Completed: 2003 4 EFTA01090003 11 111PROTPVEL Representative Projects Social Security Administration 3975 South Highway 27 Somerset, KY 42501 Size: 5,000 Square Feet Cost: $ 1,250,000 Completed: 1998 Datatrac Call Center (INS) 263 Allison Boulevard Corbin, KY 40701 Size: 6,000 Square Feet Cost: $ 750,000 Completed: 1998 Immigrations & Naturalization (U.S. Department of Justice) 203 Allison Boulevard Corbin, KY 40701 Size: 35,000 Square Feet Cost: $ 6,000,000 Completed: 1997 5 EFTA01090004 ht Pas Representative Projects TECO Energy/Gatliff Coal 200 Allison Boulevard Corbin, KY 40701 Size: 10,000 Square Feet Cost: $ 2,000,000 Completed:1997 Federal Circuit Judge Office London, KY Size: 4,000 Square Feet Cost: $ 500,000 Completed: 1995 Office of Hearings & Appeals 3504 West 35th Street Middlesboro, KY 40965 Size: 10,000 Square Feet Cost: $ 1,500,000 Completed: 1993 6 EFTA01090005 ha Representative Projects Mine Safety & Heath Administration Hazard, KY Size: 6,000 Square Feet Cost: $ 600,000 Completed: 1992 Social Security Administration 1t7 West Lothbury Avenue Middlesboro, ICY 40965 Size: 6,000 Square Feet Cost: 8 750,000 Completed: 1989 7 EFTA01090006 0 4:4No SQL Factor 1: Development Team and Key Personnel Experience Factor 2: Facility Design 1. St. Thomas- Project Team Factor 3: Site Layout and Design Factor 4: Financial Information 1PIROIER11\ES TOB TRICKEY Developer *CFO - Hoover Properties •11 GSA Awards in the past 4 yearE *Fortune 1000 Companies — Past CFO *Masters of Accountancy CPA & ASA-Business Valuation GSA DEVELOPMENT TEAM I SUPPORT TEAM 1 Connelly Structural Eng. Vin Hoover Hoover Properties Tob Trickey Hoover Properties EMK ivil Enginee Hahn MEP Eng. HOOVER Ill l'It()Pfiltl‘ES EFTA01090007 RTAf -1/vo St -mem— Factor 1: Development Team and Key Personnel Experience Factor 2: Facility Design 1. St. Thomas - Project Team Factor 3: Site Layout and Design Factor 4: Financial Information PROPERTIES JOE TOPH Architect President - Urban Order •22 years - Hoover/GSA projects e8 GSA Veterans' Admin projects 'Adjunct Professor, USF GSA DEVELOPMENT TEAM yin Hoover Hoover Properties Tob Trickey Hoover Properties Joe Toph DeJongh Urban Orde Group Connelly Structural Eng. I SUPPORT TEAM I EMK ivil Enginee Hahn MEP Eng. liklPROPirtftf.S EFTA01090008 URBANoRDERinc. Tampa UR'BAN (urtan), adj.- belonging to the city or town; refined, polished or pertaining to a city; suave. ORDER (or'der), n.- regular arrangement; any methodical or established succession or harmonious relation; method; system. architecture that is appropriate to place is of considerable civic and cultural importance. Buildings communicate the essence of their place and time and it is no accident that cities with thoughtful, appropriate architecture are superior to those that do not. This is particularly true in a climate as explicit and superb as Florida's as buildings in sunny, sub-tropical climates should be very different in character than those in cold, wintery places. Sub-tropical environments make very specific architectural demands. URBANoRDER's work is a retort to this fundamental architectural philosophy and celebrates the opportunity to acknowledge Florida's exceptional sub-tropical climate, culture, plantlife and lifestyle. Our work reduces the building's vocabulary to the essential, utilizes simple, geometric shapes, appropriate materials (concrete, glass, stucco, tile and block), large, protected openings (overhangs, awnings, shutters and louvers), light colors (with bold tropical accents), conditioned/transitional indoor/outdoor spaces (porticos, loggias, terraces) and landscaping that is an integral part of the total design. The goal at U/O is to meet our clients needs, budget, aspirations, and contribute to neighborhood, city and state. EFTA01090009 Key personnel: JOSEPH M.L. TOPH ARCHITECT URBANoRDER, INC. 1985-present State of Florida Registered ArchitectM National Council of Architectural Registration Boards # 42,156 ADJUNCT PROFESSOR Masters of Architecture Program- University of South Florida 1990-1991 2006- 2009 EDUCATION Masters of Arts in Architecture, 1980, The University of Florida Bachelor of Arts in Design, 1977, The University of Florida Personal: Born at Tampa General Hospital in 1954 Grew up in Tampa attending the same schools as both parents EMPLOYMENT HISTORY The Design Advocates, Inc. Tampa Intern, project architect, PARTNER 1980-1987 Fleischman Garcia Architects, Tampa intern summer 1979 MEMBERSHIPS Barrio Latino Commission (Mayoral Appointment) 1987-1991 Chairman 1990 Downtown Tampa Plan Advisory Board, City of Tampa, 1987 Advisory Committee, Kennedy Boulevard Plan, Hillsborough County City/County Planning Commission 1988-1989 Super Bowl landscape committee Fall Design Conference, American Institute of Architects Florida Central Chapter, chairman 1987 Mayor's Advisory Committee of Bayshore Boulevard 1987-1988 Co-chairman, Historic Tampa/Hillsborough County Preservation Board/ American Institute of Architects Bayshore Boulevard Committee 1984-1986 AWARDS Two (2) Certificates of Merit, American Institute of Architects Miami Herald Design Award National Home Builders Hillsborough County Planning Commission Miscellaneous other architectural and land planning design awards Guest Speaker University of South Florida Hillsborough County/City County Planning Commission Metropolitan Planning Organization International Association of Corporate Real Estate Executives Tampa City Council EFTA01090010 Westshore Alliance The Tampa Museum of Art Clearwater Central Council Clearwater Chamber of Commerce Exchange Club of Tampa various other civic groups Guest Architectural Critic University of Florida University of South Florida Harvard Graduate School of Design American Builders Conference Presenter of the GUY TOPH AWARD- yearly trophy to the outstanding Hillsborough County high school football student/athlete (est.1939) Travel experience: United States. Canada, Mexico, Europe, Asia, Australia, New Zealand, The Caribbean and South America EFTA01090011 Partial list of projects/clients Veterans Administration projects: Compensation and Pensions Pharmacy Rehabilitation Center Dermatology Polk County Center Day Treatment Center Audiology Restaurants: Carmines Restaurant, Ybor City Chavez Restaurant, Hyde Park Village Cactus Club, Hyde Park Village Breezes, Hyatt Regency Hotel Tampa City Center Cascades, Hyatt Regency Hotel Tampa City Center Klub Rokko Pizzeria, Brandon LeBordeaux Restaurant/Jazz Club. Hyde Park Frankie's Patio Bar & Grill, Thor City Moock's Restaurant Selena's Restaurant/Jazz Club, Hyde Park Village rg's North, Northdale rg's City Center, Downtown Tampa Johnny Ryans Steak House, Downtown Tampa Bella Trattoria, Hyde Park Key Lime Café. Clearwater Food Court, Tampa City Center Frost Bites, Ellington . Starbucks Coffee, Westshore Blvd. Starbucks Coffee, South Howard Avenue Starbucks Coffee, Jacksonville Starbucks Coffee, Sarasota Starbucks Coffee, Venice Starbucks Coffee, Hidden River, Tampa Staibucks Coffee. Orlando Starbucks Coffee, St. Pete Beach Starbucks Coffee, Oldsmar J. Ryan's on the Grill, Lakewood Ranch, Sarasota J. Ryan's on the Grill. Howard Avenue, Tampa Sports Shack, Tampa Wines by Morrell, Ybor City Commercial proiects: Robinson and Wood Law firm, Las Vegas Hacienda Yacht Harbor Marina and Club, Placida, Fla. Olsen Office Building, Southby Partnership Hotel, Southby Partnership, Sarasota Stuart S. Golding Company, Clearwater W Brothers, Bella Vista condo, Sarasota High Point Development, Seybold Condo, Tampa First Southern Development, Sarasota Leiter Group, Peoria, Ill. LIST, Tampa Christopher Properties, McDill Lofts. Tampa Tahitian Inn, Tampa Audubon Group, NYC Siversten Development, Sarasota FAMU, college of Pharmacy Gemini Real Estate Advisors. Orlando AUSEC/CHENEY Advertising GROUP, Hyde Park AUSEC/CHENEY, Downtown Tampa ARCHITECTURAL AWNINGS LEE ARNOLD AND ASSOCIATES, Clearwater Beach Place, Longboat Key Beach Place office building, Johnson Development. Tampa Buccaneer Inn, Longboat Key BTS DEVELOPMENT OF Tampa Gerry Bobier, Tampa CHI CHI RODRIGUEZ YOUTH FOUNDATION/ GOLF CLUB, Clearwater COMPANION TECHNOLOGIES OF FLORIDA DAGASA office building, Tampa DOLLAR RENT A CAR, HOLIDAY & TOUR DIVISION, Orlando SCAMP AUTO RENTAL, Tampa Eldorado, Englewood ESCOBAR, GOMEZ and RAMAREZ, Tampa Fidelity Investments, Tampa FORBES DEVELOPMENT FERMAN MOTOR CARS, Tampa FOWLER, WHITE, GILLEN, BOGGS, VILLAREAL & BANKER,'. GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION, Tampa GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION, Atlanta GRAND SLAM TENNIS CLUB HILL, WARD & HENDERSON, downtown Tampa Holiday Law Office, Sarasota WILLIAM HOWE PROPERTIES, Miami INTECORE/CHUCK MOORE, NYC Johnson Residential. Tampa Johnson Development office building, Tampa Longboat Harbor Towers MIKEN CORPORATION, Tampa NANCY MURPHY, INC. NORTHWOOD PLAZA, Clearwater PARADISE POOLS, Tampa PEDIATRIC MEDICAL CENTER, Tampa PROJECT RETURN PROPERTY ASSET MANAGEMENT QUAIL RIDGE GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB R8 Catering, Sarasota RAMADA INN, Bush Gardens, Tampa REALITY MAINTENANCE CORPORATION THE RICE COMPANY SSE Law Group, Tampa EFTA01090012 SANDPIPER APARTMENTS, Orlando STANDER PROPERTIES SUNLAKE APARTMENTS, Brandon SUNSHINE BMW/VOLVO, Tarpon Springs Swann Townhouses, Tampa Palace of Florence, Davis Islands Wisconsin Duplexes TAMPA BAY VITREO/RETINAL ASSOCIATES, St. Petersburg THE UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA SOHO Collection, HID Development St. John's Day School TIME OUT SPORTS BAR VERMILLION CONDOMINIUM, Miami VRS REALITY SERVICES, FLORIDA, INC., Tampa Westshore offce/retail building WINDEMERE CONSTRUCTION 880 MANDALAY CONDOMINIUM, Clearwater Residential Hoover , Tampa Hollister, Tampa Buffington, Tampa Chadhry/Davis, Tampa Coulter, Philadelphia. Pa. Matt Leiter, Peona, III. Engleman, Tampa Heiss, Tampa Allen, Tampa Bill Ezell. Tampa AGIA, Dr. RAYMOND & SUSAN Allen residence. Boca Grande ALAYON, James, Cheval ALBANO, BOB & WENDY Amado, DAGASA AUSEC, LANCE N/Carry Woods. Davis Islands BADEN, CHRIS & LAURA, Bradenton Savo', Walter, Sarasota BERNARD, GREG BERNDT, TOM & JULIE Brown, Bird Key BOSEK, DR. VOYTEK & HELENA, Tampa Palms Buckwalter, Sarasota BTS DEVELOPMENT of Tampa CAPPALITTI, Ross CAVE, JAN, Belaire CAVALLINI, DR. LEO & ISABEL CAVELL. DR. GORDON & CORINNE, Largo Scott Congress, Sanibel, Florida CORCORAN, DR. JOSEPH, Siesta Key CORCORAN, Jane, Siesta Key CRAWFORD, ROD CUNNINGHAM, Josie, Siesta Key CUTLER, Dane DEWEY, WAYNE & VICKY DESCHLER, Doug DIMANDIS, JOHN & LIZ, Davis Islands DINSMORE, David Douglas, Brad Douglas. John and Betsy, St. Petersburg Dowdy, Osprey Ewing, Longboat Key Falco, Sarasota FRANKLAND, Fred Fountain House, DAGASA FUQUA DEVELOPMENT GABLER, JAY GABLER, JAY AND SUZANNE GABLER, JOHN & LISA GOODMAN, ARNOLD & MERLE Cooper, Brad GLADFELTER, LESLIE & VAN HICKY, J.B. & BONNIE HILL. WARD & HERDERSON, ATTORNEYS HUGHES. DON IAVARONE, CARMINE, Tampa lavarone, Carmine, beach house, St. Pete Beach IRELAND, JANE ANN JENNIS. DAVE and LAURIE JOHNSON, Dennis, Davis Island JURADO. KURT KALAMARAS. Jimmy KIRCHEN, RICHARD Klein, Longboat Key LAND, Barbra, Port Tampa LAMPHIER, JOSEPH AND DEBORAH, Beach Park La VIELLE, Rob KIRSCHMAN HOUSE KOFFMAN HOUSE MALALUANA, AL & CHARLENE, Davis Islands MARTIN, LESS Martinique, DAGASA MASTOMAK, TUULA MCCLIMANS, MICK & JANE McGOWEN, LARUA & STEVE Meeker, Dan Messer, Sarasota MILLER, STEVE MOORE, JOHN & SALATHA, Davis Islands NASH, LINDA & MICHAEL. Davis Islands NELSON, MIKE OFFENBACH, Russ and Maxine OHLSEN, BILL & WENDY OTERO, KEN PELTZ, GLEN & KAY Reed, Joe, St. Petersburg RICHARDSON, CHARLES RUSSO. Joseph San Miguel, DAGASA SANDERSON, John, Cheval SHIELDS, DOUG AND VICKI SHIMBURG, JOHN AND LIZ SHIMBURG, Kathy and Andy SMITH, Pete, Palmia Ceia SMITH, DR. DONALD, Davis Islands Scott Strady STOLTZING, WILLIAM SUNCHASE APARTMENTS, Temple Terrace Talley, Orlando TAPP, TIM & KITTY, Chival Tingle, Sarasota TOLRUD, JEFF TOOMEY, JOHN TRAUTENBURG, DR. JOEL WEISS, ARTHOR Wolf Residence. Sarasota WOODARD, DR LAURIE, Davis Islands Woodward, Dan, Tampa WOODWARD, Dan and Mario, Winter Park WORTMAN, JIM, Temple Terrace WU. DAVID Partial list of projects prior to U/o MANATEE MEDICAL ARTS BUILDING, Bradenton Ben H. Hammer 17,000 sq.ft. medical office building SEAPORT VILLAGE RETIREMENT CENTER, Bradenton 250 unit retirement center with 13,000 sq.ft clubhouse VANDERBUILT BEACH VILLAS, Naples, Beachwalk The Radnor Corporation 258 patio houses and garden apartments EFTA01090013 THE RESERVE AT COLONY BEACH RESORT, Longboat Key Michael Saunders and Co. 14 high-end waterfront townhouses and 84 condo units MIXED-USE MARKETPLACE, Oranhestad. Aruba Bob Swain 65.000 sq.ft. waterfront marketplace and marina BAYSHORE BOULEVARD TOWNHOUSES, Tampa- Adeste Healey Development Co. 15 high-end townhouses BAYVIEW OFFICE BUILDING RENOVATION, Ft. Lauderdale Unicorn America Co. 2,000,000 exterior renovation PARKSHORE BEACH HIGH-RISE, Naples The Lutgert CO. 30 story high-end beachfront condominium NEOPOUTIAN WAY SHOPPING CENTER, Naples The Lutgert Co. 98.000 sq. ft. urban shopping area TAMPA CITY CENTER FOOD COURT, Tampa Northwest Mutual Life Insurance Company 8,000 sq.ft. food court LINVILLE RIDGE, North Carolina The Lutgert Co. 22 detached golfcourse units HIDDEN RIVER Land Plan, Tampa Moore/Taggert Properties 4.8 million sq.ft. mixed-use development BARDMOORE COUNTRY CLUB Phase II Richard Ferell golf clubhouse/proshop, pool, entry and three housing types REEVES IMPORT MOTOR CAR, Tampa showroom/display and service area VILLAGE ON BAYSHORE, Tampa Tom Dasso 3 story mixed-use project with commercial, apartments and townhouses US HOME UFE CARE FACILITY, Pasco County US Home 250 units with 30.000 clubhouse TAU. PINES, Pasco County American Management, Corp. golf/clubhouse LAKE JOSEPHINE LAND-USE PLAN, Broward County 750 units with commercial LAKE ELLEN LANDINGS, Tampa Healy Development Co. IS high-end lakefront townhouses MR CITY MIXED-USE PROJECT Calmark Communities 60 residential units, 40,000 sq.ft. commercial over parking BRADENTON FINANCIAL CENTER Wilbur Boyd Corporation 200,000 sq.ft. 12 story office building PERICO ISLAND, Bradenton Wilbur Boyd Corporation 88 acre PUD with 147 patio houses, 173 townhouses, 75,000 sq. ft. commercial and clubhouse BAYSHORE SQUARE, Tampa HMT Enterprises large scale, mixed-use development with 30 story condo tower and 22 story, 200,000 sq.ft. office tower THE TERRACES, Naples The Lutgert Company 22 story, 216 unit beachfront condominium THE VINEYARDS, Naples 2000 acre PUD with 7000 units and 3 golf courses RIVERBAY, Bradenton The Wilbur Boyd Corp. 466 acre PUD with 130 high-end single family houses, 520 multi- family houses, an 18 hole championship golf course and large clubhouse with west houses RIVERBEND AT INDIAN RIVER, Stuart, Fla. 91 units THE COURTYARDS, Tampa, 37 townhouse units TOMOKA HEIGHTS, Indigo Lakes, I I2 units 2 and 3 plex units THE TROPICS, Naples, 33 beachfront units TRACT 20, Baton Rouge, La, 42 zero lot line TIMBER OAKS, Pasco County, 216 units TALL PINES. Pasco County, 385 units BRIGANTINE VILLAGE, Hilton Head Island, 110 units PORT SANIBEL, Ft. Myers, 126 high rise units THE ARBORS, Bardmoor, 31 zero lot line units THE SHOALS, Seminole, 47 detached units Beachwalk, Naples, 150 patio homes EFTA01090014 Factor 1: Development Factor 3: Site Layout Factor 4: Financial Team and Key Factor 2: Facility Design and Design Information Personnel Experience 1. St. Thomas - Project Team TATIANA WHITE Renderings h HOOVER PROPERTtES Production Mgr - Urban Order Computer drafting, 3D modeling •Ponfiticia Universidad Javeriana, Bogata, Columbia GSA DEVELOPMENT TEAM Joe Toph than Order Connelly Structural Eng. I SUPPORT TEAM I yin Hoover Hoover Properties Tob Trickey Hoover Properties DeJongh Group EMK Civil Enginee Hahn MEP Eng. ilk HOOVER PROPEKTtES EFTA01090015 Tatiana White 4898 Marsh Fliald Pnad Sarnqnfn Florida 34235 Education 2008 - MCC Manatee Community College Under graduate program — NAAB accreditation 1998 - Xavier University (Pontificia Universidad Javeriana) Santa fe de Bogota, Colombia - Degree in Architecture Summary • NCARB - IDP / Production Manager! Project Manager. Computer Skills: • Revit Architecture: 4 years of 3D Modeling. Schematic design thru construction documents. • AutoCAD & Architectural Desktop: 10 years of 3D Modeling. Schematic design thru construction documents. • Photoshop, PowerPoint, and MS Office: 10 years of experience for project presentations Skills: • Interior design: Designed 1996 Mexican-Colombian Pavilion (exposition fair) and Party cakes by Iris (commercial space) • Website & Graphic design: Designed vvww.projectprojects.net & graphic materials for various clients. • Personal Qualities: Creative and passionate. Professional team player with solid communication and leadership skills. Hard working, responsible, ambitious and highly capable. • Currently applying for American Citizenship. • Languages: English and Spanish. Experience 2006-Present. Project Projects Inc. (Sarasota, Florida): Owner • Design and drafting of residential and commercial projects. • 3D Modeling and rendering, project presentations and construction documents. • Revit implementation. Coordinating and improving production process. • Featured projects: (Designed) 2063 Sunway Ave — Business: 15,000sf (study model), The Brentwood — Residential Single family: 4,000sf, The Tuscan - Residential Single family: 6,500sf, The Duplex - Residential Multifamily: 5,000sf. • Featured projects: (Drafted) Veterans Administration Clinic - Business 11,500sf, Ogilvie residence — Residential Single family: 4,500sf 2001-2006. Urban Order Inc. (Sarasota, Florida): Internship / Production Manager • Residential and commercial design development. 3D Modeling and project presentations. • Coordination of work of design team and consultants. Construction document production. • CAD implementation. Standards and data control, programming procedures, and staff training • Featured projects: (Drafted) The Seybold Flats — Residential Multifamily: 34,000sf. (www.theseybold.com), Hacienda del Mar — Residential Multifamily: 8 buildings of 43,000sf ea. (www.hacienda-del- mar.com), The List office — Business: 17,000sf, Gecko's restaurant — Business: 6,000sf, Starbuck's coffee - Business: 4,600sf. 1997-1999. Energia Integral Andina (Bogota, Colombia): Drafting / Production & Project Manager • Design development and construction documents of telecommunication network projects. • CAD implementation. Developed computerized- based access to all drawings and staff training. • Prepare specifications, materials and equipment. Estimate costs and construction administration • Organize client and team meetings. 1996-1997. Administrative Department of City Planning (Bogota, Colombia): Drafting - Urban renewal project. Master plan for Bogota street network development. Drafting and working drawings. EFTA01090016 o Factor 1: Development Factor 3: Site Layout Factor 4: Financial ••• 14:!, Team and Key Personnel Experience Factor 2: Facility Design and Design Information 1. St. Thomas - Project Team kh HPROSPVE ERWES Robert DeJongh Architect *Howard University, Architecture and Planning *American Institute of Architects, President of V.I. Chapter, 5 terms •St. Thomas/St. John Chamber of \ Commerce, Past President *TLC Beatrice International Co., Served on Board of Directors 17 years 2 GSA DEVELOPMENT TEAM Joe Toph Urban Order Vin Hoover Hoover Properties Tob Trickey Hoover Properties DeJongn Group I SUPPORT TEAM I Connelly Structural Eng. EMK Civil Enginee Hahn MEP Eng. ik HOOVER PROPEKRES EFTA01090017 Robert C. DeJongh ROBERT C. DEJONGH, AIA, NCARB, founded The deJongh Group, Architects and Planners in 1973. Educated at the Howard University School of Architecture and Planning, he was a top design student and received several design awards. These included the architectural school's Gold Medal for Design, and the Nathan Wyeth Award, from the Washington,,DC Chapter of the American Institute of Architects, before graduating in 1971. After practicing in Washington, DC, Mr. deJongh returned to his home, St. Thomas, where his firm was established, in 1973. He continues today as the Principal for design, project development, and management of the firm. His expertise in the areas of planning, design and development gives him solid credentials as a design architect and planner. His broad background, involvement and design and master- planning experience on a wide variety of private, corporate, municipal and institutional projects, have provided him with a level of wisdom, foresight, expertise and understanding of the design process which has been beneficial to the Firm's many clients and projects in the Caribbean and across the Mainland, USA.. Under the leadership of Robert deJongh, AIA, The deJongh Group, PC, has designed many significant projects such as All Saints Cathedral Reconstruction, Sts Peter and Paul Catholic cathedral Restoration, UVI's Sports and Fitness Center, Commerce & Business Park master plans, sports complex and airport master plans, government centers, jails, courthouses, university buildings, community centers, academic centers, museums and centers for the arts, homes, and many historic preservation projects. These have earned several awards for the firm. Several of the firm's projects were recently exhibited at The Institute for Research on the African Diaspora in the Americas and Caribbean (IRADAC) at CUNY, in New York. Robert deJongh has served on numerous professional, civic, community and business boards. A corporate member of the American Institute of Architects he served as President of the VI Chapter for five terms, and is the incoming President for 2014-2015. Robert is a member of AIA National documents committee, a ten-year appointment for which he is very proud. He also served as President of the St. Thomas/St. John Chamber of Commerce. A member of the Corporate Board of Directors of the TLC Beatrice International Company for 17 years have'afforded him extraordinary insight and Fortune 500 and multi-national level business experience. He is a registered architect in the U.S. Virgin Islands (1971), District of Columbia (1971), and the state of Georgia (1991), with qualifications certified by the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB). EFTA01090018 Factor 1: Development Factor 3: Site Layout Factor 4: Financial Team and Key Factor 2: Facility Design and Design Information Personnel Experience 1. St. Thomas - Project Team ki HOOVE TtES R__ PROPER MICHAEL HAHN MEP Engineer & LEED President - Hahn Engineering •LEED Consultant MEP Engineer GSA DEVELOPMENT TEAM Vin Hoover Hoover Properties Tob Trickey Hoover Properties Joe Toph DeJongh Urban Order Group I SUPPORT TEAM 1 Connelly Structural Eng. EMK ivil Engine Hahn MEP Eng. IhmtaimEs EFTA01090019 4%. Clivu %AS' "7 Factor 1: Development Factor 3: Site Layout Factor 4: Financial Team and Key Factor 2: Facility Design and Design Information Personnel Experience 1. St. Thomas - Project Team EFTA01090020 SIN COnnellYcVAR14 0 • N IIII t'itOPVEBES Factor 1: Development Team and Key Personnel Experience Factor 2: Facility Design 1. St. Thomas - Project Team Joe Toph Urban Order David Hayes Vice President/Principal-in-Charge *Rollins College. Florida *Economics with Business *College of Engineering, University of Florida *Electrical Engineering *Certified General Contractor, FL *Certified General Contractor, US Virgin Islands *Certified Underground Utility Contractor Factor 3: Site Layout and Design Factor 4: Financial Information I SUPPORT TEAM I Connelly Structural Eng. yin Hoover Hoover Properties Tob Trickey Hoover Propertie DeJongh Group EMK vil Enginee HOOVER PROPER-I-1'Es EFTA01090021 Westin St. John Resort Starwood Vacation Properties LOCATION St. John, United States Virgin Islands ARCHITECT L2 Studios DESCRIPTION Wharton-Smith provided Construction Management services on this project in the US Virgin Islands. Wharton-Smith was awarded this project under unique circumstances, as the original Upper Hillside Villas Conversion project began on rocky grounds. Originally under a contract with a different construction manager, it quickly ran into many challenges. Because of Wharton-Smith's strong reputation in the construction industry, Starwood Vacation Ownership contacted our firm to take over this project. We gladly accepted taking on the struggling project and bringing it to a completion for many to enjoy. Wharton-Smith met the challenges at hand with the enthusiasm, integrity, and dedication needed to fulfill our client's goals. WSI's leadership, focus, and a strong work ethic helped put the project back on course. The project had critical deadlines for guest arrival, as well as very challenging logistics aspects to getting craftsmen and materials on this small island. 1111161:1O 1 Wharton-Smith-3R CONSIF RI .CT:l (.1.101? AO de :tit/ Tech ja. :WA" nri The Westin St. John Resort & Villas - Upper Hillside Villas Conversion Phase I project consisted of the complete conversion of 334,932 s.f. of building area that spanned across four existing buildings, into 54 luxurious time share villas. The project is set in the beautiful, yet environmentally sensitive, Caribbean island of St. John, USVI. The new and existing villas were stripped to their basic structural elements. Outdated and inadequate, the plumbing, electrical and fire protection systems were completely replaced with new piping, wire, and switchgear, as well as a new 100,000 gallon fire protection cistern. Handicap egress was gained with the addition of new elevator structures and walkways. Completely new finishes, both interior and exterior, throughout the project display a quality that is "second to none" throughout the Caribbean. In addition, Wharton-Smith self-performed all the structural and outside envelope aspects of the project. CONSTRUCTION COST $48 million EFTA01090022 St. Croix WWTP and St. Thomas WWTP Upgrades Government of the US Virgin Islands Wharton-Smith, Inc CONSTAL ' S t.ROI St. Croix Wastewater Treatment Facility Upgrade ENGINEER VWNA Caribbean LOCATION St. Croix, US Virgin Islands St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands St. Thomas Wastewater Treatment Facility at Redpointe DESCRIPTION Wharton-Smith provided General Contracting services on the construction of two (2) state-of-the- art sequencing batch reactor WWTP's, one on each island. The project scope included influent screening, reinforced concrete process structures (SBR), administration offices and operator control buildings. CONSTRUCTION COST 534 million EFTA01090023 Atlantis Resort Phases 2 &3: 11 Aquatic Systems and Water Features Kerzner International Development, LTD/Sun Ina, LTD LOCATION Atlantis Resort Paradise Island, Nassau, Bahamas ARCHITECT EDSA / Cloward and Associates DESCRIPTION Wharton-Smith, Inc. provided the mechanical and site utility construction for the Atlantis Hotel/ Resort on Paradise Island in the Bahamas. Phase II scope of work included: Design and Construction services on water features, which included the pools, spas, fountains, aquariums, and aquatic park, and the world's largest (2.5 million U.S. gallon) outdoor aquarium; storm, sanitary, reuse and potable water utilities in support of the 1200- room hotel and 35-acre resort, construction of mechanical systems, including storm water and Cistern system, for the vehicular traffic tunnel, construction of a Health Spa and Fitness Center that is patterned after one's found in Europe, including mud baths, salt water hydrotherapy pool, fitness equipment, and decorative fountains. The Phase III scope of work includes: mechanical and electrical systems for the Dolphin Encounter, the site water park including lazy river, pools and aquariums; the Hotel water features including fountains, spas, pools, and aquariums. CONSTRUCTION COST Over $32 million aggregate EFTA01090024 Cayman Islands Wastewater Treatment Works Water Authority - Cayman 4fo Yiharton-Smith, Inc LOCATION Grand Cayman Island ENGINEER GlobalTech Consultants, Inc. DESCRIPTION Wharton-Smith provided General Contracting services on the construction of a state-of-the-art sequencing batch reactor WVVTP. The Plant capacity was initially built for 2.5 MGD, but is expandable to 10 MGD. The project scope includes headworks with grit removal equipment, reinforced concrete SBR structure and effluent disposal by injection wells. The project also includes administrative offices, mechanical equipment building, laboratory, and operator control buildings. CONSTRUCTION COST $17.2 million EFTA01090025 z er MC Diageo USVI Rum Facility St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands Wharton-Smith. Inc LOCATION St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands ENGINEER Veolia North America DESCRIPTION Wharton-Smith is providing construction services of the residuals treatment systems for this rum production plant, which will support Diageo USVI's Captain Morgan Rum Distillery on St. Croix. The rum facility plant is located in the western half of the 25-acre building site at the St. Croix Renaissance Industrial Park. The rum facility process will take by-products from the distillation process and turn them into clean water and biogas for green energy. This process enables Diageo to recycle water, provide a clean source of energy to its distillery, and create a rich fertilizer that can be used by public / private organizations. CONSTRUCTION COST $2 million EFTA01090026