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Johnson -Frank & Associates Inc. On -Call Construction Surveying Services RFP No. 19-090 Santa Ana Public Works Agency We will adhere to City, County, and State standards and formats so that our Comer Records conform to any said standards that may exist. Horizontal and Vertical Control: Provide permanent control points for topographic or construction surveys. Establish coordinates for control points using California Coordinate System 1983, Zone VI, 2007 Epoch, or other as requested by the City Project Manager. Establish elevations for control points using the City of Santa Ana and Orange County Bench Mark network and the North American Vertical Datum of 1988, or other as requested by the City Project Manager. Provide copies of field notes, and/or computer files showing raw results and any adjustments ("Star -Net" files). Provide computer files compatible with AutoCAD Civil3D, or Trimble Business Center, showing final adjusted coordinates (P,N,E,Z,D) for each control point. Real Time Kinematic (RTK) methods of GPS surveying will NOT be accepted for the establishment of horizontal or vertical control points. We will adhere to the City, or County, control system, as directed by the City Project Manager, and provide control deliverables in digital format. Control work is another area within which we have a superior level of experience and knowledge. We have performed geodetic control for numerous public agencies, including the City of Irvine, the Los Angeles District Corps of Engineers, the Southwest Division, US Naval Facilities Engineering Command, the California Spatial Reference Center, and directly for the National Geodetic Survey. We have performed everything from traditional horizontal control prior to the advent of GPS, to high precision horizontal GPS, and even assisted the National Geodetic Survey in developing standards for performing high precision Vertical GPS surveys. Map Checking Understanding / Scope: In general, all map checking follows a similar work flow. Unlike many standard surveying procedures, map checking always follows a checklist. This ensures that all items with which a particular agency or jurisdiction is concerned are adequately reviewed, and that no critical items are overlooked. In general the checking process goes as follows: • The process starts at the top of the title sheet, where items such as the date of the survey, the tract number, and acreages are checked. The next step is to check the legal description of the property and ensure that it matches the title report provided. Then on to dedications and 5150 E. Hunter Ave. 8 Anaheim, CA 92807 (714) 777-8877 alanfrank@johnson-frank.com FAX: (714) 777-1641