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<br />on 1. STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS
<br />c. Firm and Team Experience
<br />LICENSES & CERTIFICATIONS
<br />+ American Concrete Institute (ACD Concrete Field
<br />Testing Technician Grade 1 #01152494
<br />•r Caltrans Testing Methods Nos. 125-AC, 125-AGG,
<br />\ 216, 226, 231,275
<br />+ OSHA 10-Hour Occupational Safety and Health
<br />Training Course
<br />•a Nuclear Gauge Operator Certification
<br />EXPERIENCE & RESPONSIBILITIES
<br />Anthony has 20 years of experience. He is responsible
<br />for performing day-to-day testing in the laboratory,
<br />including sieve analysis, consolidation, direct shears,
<br />R-value, and LA abrasion testing. He runs all tests
<br />according to standards set by the Cement Concrete
<br />Reference Laboratories (CCRL), American Society for
<br />Testing and Materials (ASTM), Caltrans, Division of the
<br />State Architect (DSA), and the American Association
<br />of State Highway Transportation Officials (AASHTO).
<br />Anthony also provides earthwork observation and
<br />testing, as well as concrete sampling, testing, and
<br />inspection.
<br />PROJECT EXPERIENCE
<br />+ Valley Sanitary District Requa Interceptor, Indio,
<br />CA: Observation and testing of utility trenching,
<br />asphalt concrete, backfill, grading, and subgrade for
<br />the construction of a $12.5 million project, consisting
<br />of four miles (22,000 feet) of 10-inch to 36-inch gravity
<br />flow sewer pipeline and related utility improvements.
<br />+ Veterans Memorial Park, Coachella: Observation
<br />and testing of grading, asphalt concrete, and
<br />aggregate base material, as well as concrete quality
<br />control for the $4.7 million rebuilding of the four -acre
<br />park. Features included new landscaping, shade
<br />structures, irrigation system, sidewalks, play areas,
<br />and parking lots. A new amphitheater, arched gateway,
<br />a memorial fountain and gardens contain monuments
<br />and dedication plaques recognizing area veterans.
<br />The construction was funded by a combination of
<br />grant funds, development impact fees, and a general
<br />fund.
<br />+ Coachella Valley Water District Avenue 62 Trunk
<br />Sewer, Thermal, CA: Observation and testing of
<br />utility trenching and subgrade during the $22.9 million
<br />design/build project. Work included the construction
<br />of 7,500 feet of 42-inch gravity sewer line with new
<br />Fiberglass Reinforced Pipe (FRP) using open trench
<br />excavation methods. Otherwork included rehabilitation
<br />of 16,100 feet of Cured -in -Place pipe (CIPP) of existing
<br />42-inch VCP pipe, and the rehabilitation of 5,560 feet
<br />of CIPP of existing 33-inch VCP pipe. The project
<br />enabled the decommissioning of several lift stations,
<br />alleviated demands off the mid -valley force main
<br />system, and allowed the system to accommodative
<br />increased customers within the service area.
<br />* Highway 111 Improvements, Federal Project No.
<br />STPL5275 (027), Indio, CA: Observation and testing
<br />during aggregate base material, asphalt concrete,
<br />subgrade, utility trenching, backfill, and grading as
<br />well as concrete quality control during construction
<br />of the $11.5 million project funded under Measure
<br />X to upgrade two miles of Highway 111. The project
<br />will include widening of Highway 111 from two lanes
<br />to three "through lanes° in each direction, replacing
<br />and reconstruction of all existing pavement with new
<br />pavement, replacing six traffic signals, drainage
<br />improvements to help alleviate flooding around
<br />Highway 111 and Monroe, replacing 60 existing
<br />driveways with new ADA compliant driveways that
<br />also makes ingress and egress to businesses easier,
<br />and replacing all access ramps, along with other ADA
<br />access improvements, along sidewalks.
<br />+ 1-10 at Jefferson Street Interchange (Local Federal
<br />Aid Project No. STPLN-5956(235) and State Federal
<br />Aid Project No. ACNHPI-010-4(064)E), Indio, CA:
<br />Observation and testing backfill and subgrade, as well
<br />as batch plant inspection and Caltrans testing during
<br />construction of the $53 million project which consisted
<br />of the a new interchange with standard diamond
<br />ramps, loop entrance ramps, and a new eight lane
<br />Jefferson Street overcrossing over 1-10. Acceleration
<br />and decelerations lanes were constructed on the
<br />westbound on -ramp and eastbound off -ramp, and
<br />ramp metering was added to the on -ramps. 1-10
<br />was widened to accommodate a future fourth lane.
<br />The project increases capacity and improves traffic
<br />operations for the foreseeable future.
<br />City of Santa Ana RFP No, 18-045, Geotechnical Engineering Services
<br />SCST Proposal No. 18-0308
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