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f. References SCST has been working with the City of Del Mar for seven years providing materials testing and inspection services, as well as geotechnical engineering. Projects have included: + City Hall: Testing and inspection, as well as geotechnical engineering for a new $17.8 million city hall consisting of an 8,855 SF City Hall for administrative functions and a 3,104 SF Town Hall with a seating capacity for up to 250 people and a 934 SF breezeway. The project also features a single story, 35,859 SF parking structure for 96 vehicles which supports the two on -deck buildings. Other elements include a 15,000 SF public plaza with trellises, pavers, planters, landscaping, and irrigation; a CMU wall; retaining walls; surface parking for an additional 45 vehicles; metal gates; and off -site street improvements. The project also includes a solar and battery energy system that will provide nearly all the facility's power when the sun is shining. + Jimmy Durante .Boulevard and Camino Del Mar 2015 Street and Drainage: The $1.3 million project consisted of roadway improvements, curb and gutter, sidewalks, pedestrian ramps, grinding and asphalt overlay, signing and striping, grading, retaining walls and storm drain improvements along Camino Del Mar from I-Auberge to Jimmy Durante Boulevard, and along Jimmy Durante Boulevard from Camino Del Mar to San Dieguito Drive. + 2016 Sewer and Water Group 1 CIP: Testing and inspection during the design and construction of a 6-inch high density polyethylene (HDPE) water line to replace the existing above -ground steel pipeline. The pipeline installation utilized horizontal directional drilling (HDD) techniques. + 2015 Sewer, Water, and Arterial Paving (SWAP) Capital Project: Testing and inspection during construction of roadway improvements, curbs, gutters, sidewalks, pedestrian ramps, grinding and asphalt overlay, signing and striping, grading, retaining walls, storm drain improvements, sewer force main, recycled water mains, and irrigation system modifications. + Anderson Canyon Slope Reconstruction: Testing and inspection, as well as geotechnical engineering for slope reconstruction due to a slope failure after rain storm events. The failed slope is approximately 85 feet high. A portion of the slope failure extends under the Camino Del Mar roadway causing the south bound lane to be closed to traffic and existing utilities, including a storm drain pipe to be temporarily rerouted. The project consisted of the design and reconstruction of the slope and replacement of the storm drain on the slope with an inclination of approximately 1%:1 (horizontal to vertical). Subsurface Geotechnical Investigation Soil Classification and Analysis Pavement Design Foundation Design SERVICES: Material Testing Special/Construction Inspection Reports Containing Recommendations for Seismic Stability, Soil Liquefaction, Slope Stability and Protection, Excavations, Grading and Site Clearing, Retaining Structures, and Fill Compaction REFERENCE: Joe Bride, Deputy Director of Public Works 858.755.3294 / jbride@delmar.ca.us City of Santa Ana RFP No. 18-045, Geotechnical Engineering Services SCST Proposal No. 18-0308