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REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS

ARCHITECT FOR ROUTINE PROJECTS

STATE COLLEGE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT STATE COLLEGE, PA

AUGUST 19, 2011

301 Science Park Road ● State College, PA 16803 John S. Palumbo, AIA Pho 814-237-4033 Fax 814-237-2304 Thomas J. Skibinski, PE

TABLE OF CONTENTS

♦ COVER LETTER ♦ POINT OF CONTACT ♦ RESUMES ♦ REPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS ♦ REFERENCES


1. LETTER OF INTEREST


August 19, 2011

Mr. Ed Poprik Director of Physical Plant State College Area School District 131 West Nittany Ave. State College, PA 16801 Re: Request for Qualifications Architect for Routine Projects State College Area School District

Dear Mr. Poprik:

Palumbo Skibinski is pleased to submit, in accordance with your RFQ dated August 1, 2011, its qualifications for the Architect for Routine Projects appointment. We are very familiar with this process since we have a similar appointment with the Scranton School District.

Palumbo Skibinski provides comprehensive architecture, engineering and interior design services to higher education, secondary and elementary education, commercial, institutional and industrial clients. These ser-vices include programming, architectural design, interior design, civil engineering, site development, storm water management, utility infrastructure, building engineering (structural, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire suppression), information technology and construction administration. Projects range in size and complex-ity from conceptual design through contract documents and construction related services. We have an established history with many of our clients, such as the State College Area School District, Scran-ton School District, Penn State University and Bloomsburg University, to name a few. This has enabled our staff to develop an intricate working relationship with our clients' facilities management departments. Our involve-ment with these personnel allow us to tailor our services to meet the exact needs of the institutions while mak-ing important provisions for facilities maintenance requirements, project budget restrictions, condensed pro-ject time schedules, construction phasing - especially during day to day operations, and integration of faculty design requirements.

We greatly appreciate the opportunity to submit our qualifications to the State College Area School District and welcome the opportunity to work with you on this commission. Please feel free to contact our office if you have any questions or require additional information.

Sincerely,

Thomas J. Skibinski, PE Principal Cc: John Palumbo, AIA


2. Please identify the primary point of contact for your firm and their qualifications (this will be

the individual who meets most regularly with the district). CONTACT PERSON INFORMATION Thomas J. Skibinski, P.E. Phone: (814) 237-4033 Fax: (814) 237-2304 E-mail: [email protected] See attached resume for Mr. Skibinski’s qualifications.

2. POINT OF CONTACT


3. Please identify other staff members and/or consultants who you anticipate will have roles in fulfilling the requirements of this appointment.

3. STAFF MEMBERS/CONSULTANTS RESUMES


REGISTRATIONS Professional Architect - Commonwealth of Pennsylvania; States of New York, New Jersey, Maryland, and Florida

EDUCATION University of Scranton - Bachelor of Science Economics - 1970 The Catholic University of America Bachelor of Architecture - 1974 ASSOCIATION American Institute of Architects - Member National Council of Architectural - Member Registration Board Everhart Museum - Board of Directors PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Mr. Palumbo has been practicing Architecture since receiving his Degree from Catholic University of America in 1974. He has extensive experience in the areas of project management, conceptual de-sign, space planning, interior design and historic preservation. His ability in design and management is supported by a formidable list of repeat clients including: The Scranton Times, Carbondale Area School District, Marywood University, First Liberty Bank & Trust, Penn-star Bank, the City of Scranton, the Pennsylvania State University, the United States Army Corps of Engi-neers, the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, the Scranton School District, the County of Lackawanna, the Lackawanna County Housing Authority, the Department of General Services and many local boroughs and municipalities. Mr. Palumbo's accomplishments as a professional have been instrumental in gaining the firm recogni-tion for its design orientation that has never lost touch with the economical, technical, and practical aspects of building construction. Mr. Palumbo has received national recognition for his design of the new Scranton High School, and has been the Scranton School District’s Architect of Record since 1985. His additional project experience includes, but is not limited to, the following: • State College Area School District, State College, PA—Memorial Field • Scranton School District, Scranton, PA • Bloomsburg University, Bloomsburg, PA • Keystone College, LaPlume, PA • Marywood University, Scranton, PA • University of Scranton, Scranton, PA • Pennsylvania State University, State College, PA • New Scranton High School, Scranton, PA • Allied Services for the Handicapped, Scranton, PA • Mid-Valley School District Feasibility Study, Throop, PA • New Carbondale Elementary School, Route 6, Brooklyn Street, Carbondale, PA • Lackawanna County Healthcare Center, Blakely, PA • Scranton Times-Tribune Building, Spruce Street & Penn Avenue, Scranton, PA • Chamber of Commerce Headquarters Building, Scranton, PA • First Liberty Bank & Trust, Wilkes-Barre, PA • Lackawanna County Housing Authority, Dunmore, PA • Scranton Cultural Center, Renovations, Scranton, PA

JOHN S. PALUMBO, AIA


REGISTRATIONS Professional Engineer - Commonwealth of Pennsylvania; States of New Jersey & Connecticut

Professional Planner - New Jersey EDUCATION University of Scranton - MBA - Finance The Pennsylvania State University - Bachelor of Science - Civil Engineering ASSOCIATIONS National Society of Professional Engineers Pennsylvania Society of Professional Engineers American Society of Civil Engineers PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Mr. Skibinski is involved with the overall management and administration of the firm while working with private and public sector clients. In this capacity, he assigns personnel to meet the specific demand and schedule of projects within the firm. Mr. Skibinski’s responsibilities include client relations, proposal development, contract negotiations, project presentation, project scheduling and budgeting, assign-ment of personnel, and the selection and management of sub-consultants. He also serves as project administrator or manager on complex projects within the firm. His efforts are also directed towards new business development and public relations. Mr. Skibinski's 32 years of experience and broad background includes the management and design of projects involving civil engineering, building engineering, site development, transportation, planning, utilities, wastewater treatment and collection, environmental planning and related studies. His exper-tise is well suited towards complex projects with critical time frames. Mr. Skibinski has presented expert testimony before numerous planning and zoning boards in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York. He possesses extensive experience with regulatory agencies, approval acquisition, project financing and fund procurement. Mr. Skibinski also has experience with PennDOT and the PA Turnpike Commis-sion. His project experience includes, but is not limited to, the following: • State College Area School District, State College, PA—Memorial Field • Penn State University, University Park, PA

♦East Hall Rewiring Project (Geary and Pinchot Halls) ♦Gas Dynamics Laboratory ♦115 & 215 Lubert Building ♦Pollock Commons A/C Study ♦Pollock Halls Switchgear Replacement

• Beaver Avenue Parking Structure, State College, PA • Geisinger Medical Center, Buckhorn, PA—New Administrative Office • Mount Pleasant Corporate Center, Scranton, PA • Medical/Professional Office Building, Beacon Summit at Scranton, LLC • Kane Warehousing, Scranton, PA • Mount Nittany Medical Center, East Wing Addition—Phase 1, State College, PA • Bucks County Parking Garage, County of Bucks, Doylestown, PA • Emergency Response Patient Wash Down Facility, Mount Nittany Medical Center, State College, PA • New Parking and Access Drives, Site Lighting, Mount Nittany Medical Center, State College, PA • Bakeless Center for the Humanities—Complete Renovations, Bloomsburg University, Bloomsburg, PA

THOMAS J. SKIBINSKI, PE, PP


REGISTRATIONS Professional Engineer - Commonwealth of Pennsylvania; States of NJ, MD, DE, VA, TX, NY, WA, WV,NC,CT EDUCATION The Pennsylvania State University Bachelor of Architectural Engineering - 1970 ASSOCIATIONS American Consulting Engineers Council (ACEC) National Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE) Philadelphia Chapter American Institute of Architects Affiliate Member PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Mr. Bathgate has accumulated over 35 years of experience in all phases of the engineering profession including systems design, project and personnel resources management, and pro-fessional services delivery. His project experience includes healthcare, research & development, pharmaceutical, educa-tional, and commercial facilities with a major emphasis on energy conservation management, master utility planning, and state-of-the-art systems technology. Mr. Bathgate's expertise is in the areas of engineering master planning, energy management, and complex engineering systems design projects, and he has played an active role in most of these types of engineering projects. Mr. Bathgate's project experience includes, but is not limited to, the following projects: • Williamsport Hospital Expansion, Williamsport, PA • Yale New Haven Hospital, New Haven, CT • St. Mary Hospital, Langhorne, PA • Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex, Expansion and Renovations, Harrisburg, PA • Pennsylvania Convention Center, Addition and Renovations, New Exhibit Hall, Philadelphia,

PA • Verizon, New Headquarters Building, Philadelphia • First Union Bank, New Operations Center, Electrical Power and Data/Telecommunications Sys-

tems, Spring Ridge and Reading, PA • The Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA - Beaver Stadium Expansion - Utility

Analysis • University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA - School of Veterinary Medicine, Sansom Com-

mon - Multi-Use Complex • The Pennsylvania State University, Great Valley, PA - Safeguard Scientifics Building • University of Delaware, Newark, DE - Allan P. Colburn Science Building, Carpenter Sports

Complex, Dupont Hall Addition

THOMAS A. BATHGATE, PE


REGISTRATIONS Professional Architect - Commonwealth of Pennsylvania EDUCATION The Pennsylvania State University Bachelor of Architecture - 1972 ASSOCIATIONS American Institute of Architects – Member and Past President, NE PA

Chapter Architectural Heritage Association, Scranton, PA PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Prior to joining the firm in 2001, Mr. Jones had experience as an architect, designer, and project manager on projects of varying size and complexity covering new construction, additions, and renovations relating to multi-functional facilities covering a broad spectrum of building types. He has acquired expertise on adaptive reuse of existing structures providing plant evaluation, cost analysis, and budget management for renovation and/or total replacement on assignments of di-verse size and complexity. Specializing in the management of production procedures utilizing computerized design, Mr. Jones provides innovative concept plans providing alternative solutions to complex space requirements for varying design problems. Mr. Jones has an established record on design projects for the rehabilitation of existing buildings. His specialized up-to-date knowledge includes: • Building materials and systems for new and existing structures. • LEED accreditation for sustainable design. • Utilizing state-of-the-art low maintenance construction features. • Complying with current codes and standards of regulatory agencies. Mr. Jones has served as a Project Manager/Architect on previous projects with and has managed projects at several universities prior to joining the firm. His client profile includes the following: • Bloomsburg University, Bloomsburg, PA—McCormick Center for Human Services—Classroom Addi-

tion • Bloomsburg University, Bloomsburg, PA—Bakeless Center for the Humanities, Renovations • Bloomsburg University, Bloomsburg, PA— Various Open-end contracts • PA Department of General Services, Scranton Cultural Center, 2003 • Lackawanna County Housing Authority, Moosic Housing, 2002 • PNC Bank, Miscellaneous Projects, 2005-2007 • Pocono Mountain School District, Classroom Renovations, 2006 • Scranton Cultural Center, Miscellaneous Projects, 2004– 2005 • City of Scranton, Crowley Park, 2005 • Scranton School District, Robert Morris School Renovations, 2003 • Lackawanna County Housing Authority, Moosic Housing, 2002 • PA Department of General Services, Bloomsburg University, New Andruss Library, 1996 • U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Baltimore District, Child Development Center, Carlisle Barracks, 1992

WILLIAM T. JONES, AIA, LEED AP


EDUCATION University of Scranton - BA Communications, 1985 The Catholic University of America - Master of Architecture, 1992 ASSOCIATIONS America Institute of Architects - Associate Leadership Lackawanna - Member Waverly Historic Architectural Review Board—Chairman PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Prior to joining the firm in January of 1995, Mr. Byron was a project manager for Henkels & McCoy, Inc. His duties included development and coordination of construction projects, su-pervision of construction crews, and administrative responsibilities. In that capacity he also served as Director of an alternative education program for “At Risk Youth”, organized as a pub-lic/private venture through the local employment and training office and Henkels & McCoy’s training services department. Since his employment with this company, Mr. Byron has exercised his abilities in planning, de-sign development and project administration on various additions and renovations to medical, educational, commercial and residential projects. Mr. Byron’s project experience includes but is not limited to the following: • State College Area School District, State College, PA—Memorial Field • New Scranton High School - City of Scranton School District, Scranton, PA • Campus Master Plan – Towanda School District, Towanda, PA • Feasibility Study – Mid-Valley School District, Blakely, PA • Renovations & Additions - Fell Elementary School – Carbondale Area School District, Car-

bondale, PA • Renovations & Additions - Carbondale Area Elementary School, Carbondale, PA • New Vehicle & Storage Building—Carbondale Area School District, Carbondale, PA • Renovations—Carbondale Area High School, Carbondale, PA • Addition & Renovation - Lackawanna County Healthcare Center, Blakely, PA • Addition & Renovation - Lackawanna County Housing Authority Administration Building,

Dunmore, PA • Renovation of Blue Mountain Camp Boys and Girls Club Facility, Hamburg, PA • Berks County Accessible Educational Farm, Reading PA • Housing Unit Rehab. - Reading Housing Authority, Reading, PA • Carbondale Public Library, Carbondale, PA • Renovations - Scranton Cultural Center at The Masonic Temple, Scranton, PA • Renovations - Moses Taylor Hospital - Pharmacy/Cardiac Treatment Center, Scranton, PA • Renovations of Executive Offices - Scranton Times/ Tribune Building, Scranton, PA

WILLIAM J. BYRON, M. Arch


EDUCATION University of Tennessee Bachelor of Architecture -1992 ASSOCIATIONS American Institute of Architecture - Associate Mayor of Forty Fort, Pennsylvania Forty Fort Little League Commissioner CERTIFICATIONS Asbestos Building Inspector—Pennsylvania Code Enforcement Commercial Inspector— Pennsylvania PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Since receiving his Degree from the University of Tennessee in 1992, Mr. Hoats has been in-volved and practicing Architecture in Tennessee, Kentucky, and most recently Pennsylvania. His experience has been in the areas of conceptual design, project management, architec-tural detailing, asbestos inspection and design, and code compliance. Mr. Hoats’ architectural experience includes educational, commercial and residential facilities. His experience in educational facilities includes several elementary schools and high schools ranging in size and cost. His experience with asbestos management has included AHERA in-spection and management plans for various schools in Tennessee as well as the New York City public school system. He has also become very familiar with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) by surveying all the University and Colleges for the State of Tennessee as well as incorpo-rating the ADA codes into new designs. Mr. Hoats’ project experience includes, but is not limited to, the following: • John F. Kennedy Elementary School, Scranton School District, Scranton, PA • New Scranton High School, Scranton, PA • St. Hedwig’s Addition & Renovations, Kingston, PA • Carbondale Area School District – Carbondale Area Elementary School Addition & Renova-

tion, Carbondale, PA • Memorial Stadium, Scranton School District, Scranton, PA • Forest City School District – Kitchen and Cafeteria Renovations, Forest City, PA • Mid Valley Secondary Center, Mid Valley School District, Throop, PA • Dunmore Senior High Rise, Lackawanna County Housing Authority, Dunmore, PA • Sweeney Residence, Dunmore, PA • Capital Improvement Projects for the Scranton School District, Scranton, PA • Interboro Public Library, Blakely, PA • PNC Bank—Various Renovations throughout New Jersey and Pennsylvania • Pennstar Bank—New Branch, Bartonsville, PA • University of Kentucky Student Housing - Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity House, Lexington, KY

BOYD T. HOATS, JR.


EDUCATION The Pennsylvania State University - Bachelor of Science—Mining Engi-neering—1990

PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS Professional Engineer—Pennsylvania & Kentucky PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS

National Society of Professional Engineers Pennsylvania Society of Professional Engineers Kentucky Society of Professional Engineers Society for Mining, Metallurgy, and Exploration

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Mr. Yeosock has provided project management and engineering for variety of large civil engi-neering and site development projects. Projects include industrial and residential subdivisions, outdoor amphitheater, commercial office spaces, roadways and infrastructure. He is also re-sponsible for proposal preparation, client relations, coordination of assigned personnel and sub-consultants, schedule compliance and approval acquisition, project management and construction administration. Project experience includes earthwork design, hydrology and hy-draulic design, storm water management, utilities, sediment/erosion control, NPDES permitting, site layout and development. Relevant Project Experience State College Area School District, State College, PA Stormwater management analysis for the schematic design for the renovation and expansion of Memorial Field Scranton Lackawanna Industrial Building Company (SLIBCO) Mount Pleasant Corporate Center, Scranton, PA Prepared various schematic design/conceptual layouts for a new business park located within the City of Scranton. Schematic planning included roadway, stormwater management and subdivision design, along with identifying appropriate approvals. Border Realty, Residential/Commercial Subdivision Glenburn Township, PA Project includes engineering design, roadway and utility infrastructure, preliminary and final subdivision plans, traffic impact analysis, boundary surveys, geotechnical program, wetland delineation, two sanitary sewage pump stations and force mains, PennDOT HOP documents, roadway widening modifications and approval acquisition. Kane Properties, Stauffer Industrial Park, Scranton, PA New Warehouses Site and infrastructure design of a 400,000 SF warehouse distribution facility. Duties included engineering design, construction administration, federal, state and local approval acquisition.

DAVID M. YEOSOCK, P.E.


EDUCATION The Pennsylvania State University Associates Degree in Electrical Engineering Technology—1986 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Mr. Messner provides power and lighting systems design for both renovations and new struc-tures in various building and use types. These projects include medical, retail, restaurants, banks and financial institutions, church and religious, educational, multi-tenant, commercial/industrial and wastewater facilities. Design tasks include low-voltage power distribution systems, medium-voltage power distribution systems, medium voltage switchgear design and applica-tions, critical redundant electrical systems design for data center applications, paralleling switchgear design and applications, indoor lighting systems and controls, exterior site and build-ing lighting, fire alarm and security systems. Additionally, he has performed ESCO lighting pro-gram reviews. His experience includes the development of contract documents and construc-tion administration services.

Relevant Project Experience The Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA—Computer Building: Power systems design for a mission critical, high performance computing facility and building addition. System in-cludes over three mega-watts of generator capacity and two mega-watts of UPS systems, with fully redundant service and distribution. MacMillan Substation Distribution: Design of a new two circuit aerial 15KV distribution system to provide additional capacity for campus expansion and development. McAllister Building: Complete renovation of a historic building on campus. Geisinger Health Systems, Danville, PA—Geisinger Buckhorn Office Building – Power distribution and lighting systems design for a new 90,000 SF corporate office and billing center. Blair County Center For Business Development, Altoona, PA—Incubator Building – Power and lighting systems design for a new 40,000 SF multi-tenant office and commercial space business building. Grange Fairgrounds, Center Hall, PA—Fairgrounds – Design of overhead medium voltage and low voltage distribution system upgrades to provide additional site service capacity and on-site low-voltage distribution systems for buildings and camp sites. 611 MRI, Altoona, PA—Magnetic Resonance Imaging Suite – Power and lighting systems design for a dedicated MRI suite. Water and Wastewater Treatment Facilities, Various PA Locations—Power and lighting system design for various treatment facility additions and renovations. Blair Honda, Altoona, PA—Power and lighting systems design for a large automobile dealership.

MACK W. MESSNER


EDUCATION The Pennsylvania State University - Bachelor of Science—Mechanical En-gineering—1994

REGISTRATIONS Professional Engineer—Pennsylvania PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Mr. Rohan possesses professional expertise in all aspects for the design of mechanical and plumbing systems for buildings. He has applied his education and experience to produce func-tional and cost effective designs that comply with applicable codes. Mr. Rohan’s experience encompasses a wide variety of project types, including: educational, institutional and commer-cial projects. Relevant Project Experience The Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA—Fenske Laboratory – Rooftop laboratory exhaust systems to solve potential re-entrainment of laboratory exhaust back into the building and into nearby buildings Housing and Food Services building – HVAC design of dehumidification systems for food stor-age areas. Wartik Building – HVAC renovation design for materials research laboratory. Computer Building – HVAC renovation design for a mission critical, high performance comput-ing facility and HVAC design for the building addition. The design was sequenced to construct with no system-wide down times, and resulted in a 200% increase in cooling capacity in the data center. Information Science and Technology Building – Computer Machine Room: Developed a flexi-ble, expandable plan to deal with current and future cooling needs associated with high-density computing equipment. McCoy Natatorium – IAQ Study and HVAC assessment. Submitted recommendations to solve long-standing temperature and humidity control problems. Central Biological Laboratory – Assessed building HVAC systems and managed design of HVAC renovation project for this animal research facility. Agricultural Science and Industries Building – Cooling tower addition and mechanical room ventilation improvements. Electrical Engineering West –HVAC and utility systems design for new electronics research labo-ratories. Recreation Hall –HVAC systems renovation of Kinesiology Department offices and classrooms. Willard Building –HVAC systems renovation design. HUB/Robeson Center – Designed modifications to building sanitary drain solving long – standing kitchen back-up problems. PNC Bank, State College, PA—HVAC and plumbing design for a 4,500 SF building renovation to accommodate a call center New Pig Corporation, Tipton, PA—HVAC and plumbing design for a 12,000 SF 2-story facility renovation. The Office of Charles King, Wolf Furniture, State College, PA—HVAC and plumbing for a 58,000 SF 2-story retail furniture showroom.

JAMES ROHAN, P.E., LEED AP


EDUCATION Mentorship Program with William Spear—2009 Marywood University—Master of Arts Degree Interior Architecture—2008 The Pennsylvania State University

Bachelor of Science—Industrial Engineering—1986 ASSOCIATIONS Scranton Children’s Museum—Committee Volunteer Scranton Cultural Center—Development Committee Habitat for Humanity—Volunteer PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Prior to joining The Palumbo Group in October 2006, Ms. Magnani operated her own interior design firm. Ms. Magnani’s diverse background and passion for the arts led her to creating pro-bono work for the community with an art installation for the Scranton Cultural Center. The art installation resulted in the receipt of an Addy Award, through the collaboration with an adver-tising company. Most recently Ms. Magnani has applied her talents and experience from con-ceptual design to project manager on a variety of new construction, addition, and renovation projects. Ms. Magnani’s project experience includes, but is not limited to, the following: • Bloomsburg University, Bloomsburg, PA—Conceived design for interior renovation, including

environmentally-conscious material selections, and lighting. Designed graphics wallcover-ing for wayfinding and to promote a positive spirit for the University.

• Benco Dental, Wilkes-Barre, PA—Designed exterior of building, as well as high-end interior spaces. Selected lighting to compliment design.

• TMG Health, Scranton, PA—Project Manager—Conceived design for interior renovation, selected finishes and lighting. Presented design concept using 3D rendering. Designed permanent reception desks. Responsible for generating complete set of drawings, project management, designing and selecting artwork for renovated space.

• PNC Bank Corporate Offices, Bethlehem, PA, and Scranton, PA—Responsible for design concept, generating drawings and project management. Promoted environmentally-conscious design by suggesting and coordinating a reclamation program to divert materi-als from landfills.

• John F. Kennedy Elementary School, Scranton, PA—Completed programming with faculty, conceived design to create and promote a positive atmosphere for elementary school children.

• Private Residences—Multiple Clients, New Construction and Renovations, Furniture, Finishes & Space Planning.

Prior to working at The Palumbo Group, Ms. Magnani’s experience included: • Magnani Design—Proprietor/Designer • Insite (Division of Benco Dental)—Freelance Design Research • John Gianacopoulos, Architect—Interior Decorator • Northeastern Plastics, Inc.—Sales Engineer/Building Manager

NINA TELESCA MAGNANI


4. Please provide a list of at least 5 representative projects completed within the last 2 years. Include a brief description of the project including the scale of work, the staff involved in delivering the project, the total cost of the project, the final percentage of change orders and the design fee.

4. FIVE REPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS


REPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS (last 2 years) State College Area School District 313 West Nittany Avenue State College, PA 16801 Contact: Mr. Ed Poprik Director of Physical Plant ♦ Memorial Field Renovations John S. Palumbo, AIA Thomas J. Skibinski, PE William J. Byron $16 million (schematic estimate) Schematic Design Fee: $156,750.00 Scranton School District 425 N. Washington Avenue Scranton, PA 18503 Phone: 570-840-5730 Contact: Paul O’Malley, Board President ♦ John F. Kennedy Elementary School Renovation & Addition

Boyd T. Hoats, Jr.—Project Manager Nina T. Magnani—Interior Designer

$8,352,000.00 (Responsible for $4,736,338; 5-Change Orders (0.042%) Design Fee: $337,200.00 ♦ South Scranton Intermediate School Maintenance—Roof Replacement & Masonry Repair

Boyd T. Hoats, Jr.—Project Manager $855,350.00 + 1-Change Order (0.003%) Design Fee: $68,000.00 ♦ Charles Sumner Elementary School Maintenance—Roof Replacement & Asbestos Abatement

Boyd T. Hoats, Jr.—Project Manager $628,306.00 + 1-Change Order (0.025%) Design Fee: $51,300.00


Scranton School District (cont.)

♦ Scranton School District District-Wide AHERA 3-Year Re-Inspection Boyd T. Hoats, Jr.—Asbestos Inspector Design Fee: Hourly Rate Schedule

♦ Audobon Elementary School Feasibility Study—Esisting Conditions Assessment and Estimates

William J. Byron—Project Manager Renovation Estimate: $7.845.890.00 Replacement/New Construction Estimate: $11,376,800.00 Architectural Fee: $18,700.00 (study) $27,200.00 (conceptual design) Change Orders not applicable

Carbondale Area School District Route 6—101 Brooklyn Street Carbondale, PA 18407 Phone: 570-282-2507 Contact: Dr. Dominick Famularo, Superintendent ♦ Carbondale Area Elementary School Maintenance—Roof Replacement & Floor Repair

Boyd T. Hoats, Jr.—Project Manager $286,650.00 with No Change Orders Design Fee: $27,000.00

♦ Carbondale Area School District New Storage Building William J. Byron—Project Manager $160,103.00 + 2 Change Orders (0.025%) Design Fee: $5,200.00

♦ Carbondale Area High School

Renovations John S. Palumbo, AIA—Project Architect Boyd T. Hoats—Project Manager $14,000,000 estimated. Design Fee: 4%


Bloomsburg University Buckingham Annex 400 E. 2nd Street Bloomsburg, PA 17815 Phone: 570-389-4585 Contact: Colin Reitmeyer Assistant Director for Planning & Construction ♦ Early Childhood Lab School Facility Feasibility Study

William T. Jones, AIA—Project Manager Cost Estimate: $3,454,000.00 Facility Study Fee: $25,570.00


5. Please provide a list of 3 to 5 recent references. PNC Bank Mr. Joseph Gibbons 570-241-3082 Scranton, PA Bloomsburg University Mr. Colin Reitmeyer 570-389-4585 Bloomsburg, PA Assistant Director for Planning & Construction Pennsylvania State University Edward J. Gannon, Ph.D., PE 814-863-2176 University Park, PA Director of Design Services Kane Properties Mr. Christopher J. Kane 570-348-3402 Scranton, PA Vice President Scranton School District Mr. Robert Lesh 570-348-3402 Scranton, PA Board President

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