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Wv% qr Cdrrlvrate 01"-el-ae MMMF law Naulha//, CW .97.Y.?7 fJemm irlom�AaA ret-,frNr-rAR7NoYoRx Z10Wera,Y-r09-rB�� 4,01- WWW/nteriordeMOIItiu,71net d. Firm and Team Experience 1. Performance-- Interior Demolition, Inc. (IDI) is a construction firm license number 603409 that specializes in abatement, demolition, and earthwork. We hold a B license along with a C-12, C-21, C-22, ASS, C611D03, HAZ & DOSH certification. In the last year alone, IDI has been contracted for over 30 different jobs for various private parties and public entities. The size and scope of the work ranged from only a few thousand dollars to multimillion dollar contracts. IDI is currently contracted with CALTRANS for a multi-year contract that exceeds 10 million dollars. The contract has called for the abatement of hazardous materials such as lead, asbestos, PCBs, and the derolition of multistory commercial buildings along the 10 freeway. Throughout 2016 and into 2017, ID] has been the winning contractor on over 80% of the 20 phases the City of Bakersfield has issued in relation to the Centennial Corridor project. In total, IDI has been responsible for the abatement, demolition, deconstruction and earthwork for over 150 homes. Some of the phases also included commercial property that called for the abatement of all hazardous materials and demolition of structures. To date, IDI has been contracted by the City of Bakersfield for over 2.2 million dollars in relation to the Centennial Corridor Project. in 2016 and 2017 IDI held 'On-Cali ` Contracts with various agencies such as City of Los Angeles' General Services & Building & Safety Departments, County of Los Angeles's Public Work; City of Anaheim's Department of Public Works; City of Santa Ana ; and Orange County Public Works. One project in particular with the City of Los Angeles which required IDI's full bandwidth and expertise was the removal of 2 twenty thousand gallon underground storage tanks located at the Van Nuys Airport. During the course of all projects, conditions on the ground are always evolving. For example, during the course of our work in Bakersfield, we needed to be mindful of the impact our operations might have on local wildlife such as the kit fox, burrowing owls, and various nesting birds. We employed an environmental consultant to inspect any trees for nests and the inspection of properties prior to mobilization for evidence of any fox dens. Another example of IDI's flexibility and expertise was our contract with the City of Los Angeles at the Van Nuys Airport. During the course of excavating the airport site for the removal of the underground tanks, we determined that it would require a larger excavation area than what was originally called for by the Los Angeles World Airport Authority (LAWA) in order to maintain a 1:1 sloping ratio. The airport requested that we try and avoid the use of shoring so our onsite foreman developed a plan to safely excavate the site and maintain the OSHA mandated standard of a 1.1 sloping ratio which in turn was agreed to and approved by the safety engineers with LAWA. Another ground condition at the airport site which contributed to the complexity of the job was the tight confides we had to work with which included a public road on one side and a large hangar on the other side of the excavation site. Ultimately, IDI