A/E Qualifications Questionnairewisbuild.doa.state.wi.us/Dfd_img/ae_invites/proposals/23412D1D U…Commissioning PROJECT MANAGER Jim Douglas, PE, LEED AP THE WEIDT GROUP Energy Modeling

DIVISION OF STATE FACILITIES

A/E Qualifications Questionnaire

NEW RESIDENCE HALL University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire Campus

Eau Claire, WI DSF Project Number 12 D 1 D

1. Prime Firm(s) – Including Association Firms

Firm A Firm B Firm C

Firm Name:

Address:

City, State:

Solicitation Contact:

Title:

Phone:

Email:

Berners-Schober Assoc., Inc.

310 Pine Street

Green Bay, WI 54301

Joseph Dettlaff

President

(920) 432-4865

[email protected]

VOA Associates, Inc.

224 South Michigan Avenue

Chicago, IL 60604

William F. Ketcham

Principal

(312) 554-1400

[email protected]

Firm D Firm E Firm F

Firm Name:

Address:

City, State:

Solicitation Contact:

Title:

Phone:

Email:

2. Team Organizational Chart Showing Firms, Lead Staff and Disciplines

PRINCIPAL-IN-CHARGEJoseph G. Dettlaff, PE

PROJECT MANAGER/SUSTAINABILITY COORDINATORIan W. Griffiths, RIBA, LEED AP

PROJECT ARCHITECTTom Crewe, AIADerek Gruber

PRINCIPAL-IN-CHARGEWilliam F. Ketcham, AIA, LEED AP

PROJECT MANAGERMike Siegel, AIASteve Siegle, AIA, LEED AP BD+C

PROJECT ARCHITECT Gayle Soberg, LEED AP

INTERIOR DESIGNERPatricia Rotondo, IIDA

BERNERS-SCHOBER ASSOCIATES, INC. VOA ASSOCIATES, INC.

Design Partners

UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN Eau Claire CampusNew Residence Hall

STATE OF WISCONSINDIVISION OF STATE FACILITIES

INTERIOR DESIGNERWendy R. Thorson, IIDA, LEED APSarah Reese, IIDA, LEED AP ID+C

MECHANICAL ENGINEERMatthew J. Veriha, PE

ELECTRICAL ENGINEER(Fire / Power / Lighting)Michael L. Leibham, PE

GROUP

PROJECT MANAGERPatrick Skalecki, PE, CDT

PROJECT ENGINEERKendra Hansen PE, CDT, LEED AP

GRAEFSite / Civil

PROJECT MANAGERThomas Middleton

MIDDLETON CONSTRUCTION CONSULTING

Cost Estimating

QUALITY ASSURANCE/ CONT.Chad Grindle, LEED AP

FARNSWORTH GROUPCommissioning

PROJECT MANAGERJim Douglas, PE, LEED AP

THE WEIDT GROUPEnergy Modeling

PRINCIPAL-IN-CHARGEKen Saiki, ASLA

PROJECT MANAGERJonathon Wanta, ASLA

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTShane Bemau, ASLA

KEN SAIKI DESIGNLandscape Architect

PRINCIPAL-IN-CHARGEScott Leonard

DESIGN ENGINEERPhilip RoeglinChris Hermanson

PROFESSIONAL AUDIO DESIGNAudio / Visual

PRINCIPAL-IN-CHARGESarv Nayyar

PROJECT MANAGERJohn M. Miller SE, PEShiv Agarwal PE

NAYYAR & NAYYARStructural Design

SECURITY / DATA ENGINEERAaron Smak, CTS

ARNOLD & O’SHERIDAN, INC.Security / Data

* Please see the chart in section 7 for an illustrated explanation of project phase responsibilities.

PRINCIPAL-IN-CHARGEGary H. Koch, PE

WALKER PARKING CONSULT. Parking Design

PROJECT MANAGERDan Murray

DAN MURRAY & ASSOCIATESIndependant Code Consultant

FIRE PROTECTIONJesse Leiphart

PLUMBING DESIGNERRobert C. Van Lanen

CONSTRUCTION ADMIN.Allen L. Sigmund

3. Team Matrix

Firm Information

Team Member Information

Team Member Projects Experience and Role

Additional Team Member Projects

Staff Name and Registration /Credential

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VOA Associates, Inc. 224 S. Michigan Ave

Suite 1400 Chicago, IL

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William Ketcham, AIA, LEED AP

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ID 4 Arnold & O’Sheridan, Inc.

4125 N. 124th St. Brookfield, WI MBE DVB

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Chicago, Illinois MBE DVB

Sarv Nayyar S 27

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John M. Miller SE, PE S 17

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Shiv Agarwal, PE S 13

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3. Team Matrix

Firm Information

Team Member Information

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Green Bay, WI MBE DVB

Patrick Skalecki, PE, CDT

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Ken Saiki Design 303 S. Paterson St. #1

Madison, WI MBE DVB

Ken Saiki, ASLA

LA 23 PIC PIC PIC

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ASLA LA 3

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Shane Bemau, ASLA

LA 6

PM 0 Middleton Construction Consulting

241 North Broadway Suite 302 Milwaukee, WI MBE DVB

Thomas Middleton

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Farnsworth Group 821 S. Main Street

DeForest, WI MBE DVB

Chad Grindle, LEED AP

COMMISS. 10

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The Weidt Group 5800 Baker Road, Suite 100

Minnetonka, MN MBE DVB

Jim Douglas, PE, LEED AP

ENERGY 14 PM PM PM PM

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Walker Parking 505 Davis Road

Elgin, IL MBE DVB

Gary H. Koch, PE PIC 33

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Dan Murray and Associates 601 Clemons Ave.

Madison, WI MBE DVB

Dan Murray

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Professional Audio Designs 11707B W. Dearbourn Ave.

Wauwatosa, WI MBE DVB

Scott Leonard A/V Data 27

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Philip Roeglin A/V Data 12

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4. Qualifying Project

To fulfill the requirements of WIS ADM Code 20.02 (6) (d), your firm must claim Prime responsibility for a HIGHER EDUCATION STUDENT RESIDENCE HALL PROJECT of at least $13 million in construction value or 75,650 square feet.

The higher education student residence hall project described:

Must be at least 75,650 square feet (line 1) OR

Have a current construction cost value of at least $13 MILLION (line 2) AND

Indicates the consultant must have acted as the Prime from design through substantial completion

(lines 4.a. & e.) AND

Indicates the project must be substantially complete by 06/17/12 (line 3) AND

Indicates the project must comply with the definition of “PROJECT” (line 5)

No information provided in this section may indicate “CONFIDENTIAL” If an individual is taking credit for the project, the individual must have acted as the Prime from design through substantial completion as a project architect or manager, project engineer or manager or Principal in Charge (line 4.b. – d.)

IF THESE REQUIREMENTS ARE NOT MET, YOUR FIRM WILL BE DISQUALIFIED

Project Owner Name, City, State: Lawrence University – Appleton, Wisconsin

Project Title: Hiett Hall

1. Square footage for the qualifying higher education student residence hall at substantial completion: 79,500 SF

2. Unescalated construction cost of the qualifying higher education student residence hall at substantial

completion:

$15.5 M

3. Substantial completion date of the qualifying higher education student residence hall by 06/17/12: June 2003

4. Firm or individual with another firm that acted as the Prime on the qualifying food production facility from design through substantial

completion, as well as the services provided and the individual’s role in the project:

a. Firm & Location: VOA

b. Name of Individual:

c. Associated Firm &

Location

William Ketcham

VOA Associates Inc.

224 South Michigan Ave. Chicago

d. Individual’s

Responsibility:

Project Architect / Engineer

Project Manager Principal

e. Services: (check all that

apply)

Master Planning/Study Programming Design Bidding Construction

Substantial Completion Other: _________________________________________________

5. The Project complies with the definition of “PROJECT” as defined in the CONSULTANT QUALIFICATION QUESTIONNAIRE

INSTRUCTIONS? Yes

Check all non-mandatory, desirable project experience that applies: Design of suite-style residence halls Central cooling plant design Other: ______________________________________

Describe the project scope, role, responsibilities, challenges and solutions: (include photos, if available)

The site for the 177-bed residence hall is a bluff on the Fox River with spectacular southwest views to locks, spillways and a recently renovated paper mill. The building is comprised of two wings with central entrance and public spaces. The residential wings contain approximately 25 beds per floor/wing with a mix of private rooms and suites. Bay windows are provided to promote the long views along the river or back to the central campus. Public lounges spaces with communal circulation occupy the intersection of the two wings. The Lawrence University project was initiated with a design charette lasting two days in Appleton, Wisconsin. Members of the Academic task force, Dean of Student Affairs, Vice President of Business Affairs and the Construction Manager joined in a series of lively discussions and goal setting that led ultimately to the Board of Trustees being able to make a fully informed decision to proceed with a scheme that had enthusiastic support from the University Team. Hiett Hall received the 2004 American General Contractors of America Build Wisconsin Award and the 2003 Wisconsin Builder Top Project Award. The building was also awarded the Wisconsin Green Award.

Describe the relevance of this qualifying project to the solicited project:

The use and the scale of the building are similar to the future project at UW Eau Claire. The architecture of existing residence halls adjacent to the site is similar also (orange brick modern buildings).

5. Related Project

Submit a maximum of FOUR (4) additional related projects for the team.

Project Owner Name, City, State:

Project Title:

University of Wisconsin Oshkosh – Oshkosh, Wisconsin

New Residence Hall – Horizon Village

Square footage at substantial completion: 165,000 SF

Unescalated construction cost at substantial completion: $27.1 M

Substantial completion date: July 2012

Services: (check all that apply) Master Planning/Study Programming Design Bidding Construction

Substantial Completion Other: ______________________________________________

Check all non-mandatory, desirable project experience that applies: Design of suite-style residence halls Central cooling plant design Other: _______________________________________


The new 340-bed residence hall, which is located on the former site of Breese, Nelson and Clemans halls, is the only suite-style residence hall on campus. The five-story, 165,000 SF building is a mixture of suite-style and traditional-plus units. A number of apartment units are part of the program to accommodate residence hall staff. All floors have student lounges. Main floor spaces include: meeting rooms, a computer lab, study spaces and a recreation area. The residence hall will provide sophomore, junior senior and graduate students housing. The UW Oshkosh campus is part of a State of Wisconsin pilot program to make the campus energy independent by 2012. The new residence hall was designed to reduce the building’s energy consumption to 60% lower than a typical code building.

Describe the relevance of this project to the solicited project: The UW Oshkosh Residence Hall is a five-Story project with 340 beds. Community amenities were part of this project as described above. Each suite has two toilet rooms and shower areas. The project also connects to existing campus central utilities, similarly to UW Eau Claire project. The requirements for this project are extremely similar to the submitting project, and we are within days of obtaining the letter of substantial completion.

5. Related Project



Project Title:

The Education Advancement Fund Incorporated – Chicago Illinois

University Center, Chicago, IL (for DePaul University, Roosevelt University & Columbia College)


Unescalated construction cost at substantial completion: $151 Million

Substantial completion date: August

2004





In a collaborative effort to develop a state-of-the-art student residential facility, a not for profit corporation was formed by the downtown Chicago campuses of DePaul University, Columbia College and Roosevelt University. The corporation, The Educational Advancement Fund, Inc., owns what is appropriately identified as the University Center on Chicago, an 18-floor, 735,000 gross-square-foot residence hall that provides a variety of suite-style and apartments units for approximately 1,700 students and 43 staff members from the cooperating institutions. University Center is strategically located within blocks of the three Chicago campuses. Approximately 34,000 square feet of commercial retail space is located on the street level and the second floor accommodates residential amenities including a food court, multi-media rooms, a fitness center, game rooms, and laundry. The third floor is primarily a residential floor, with a “great room” and a one-half acre landscaped roof garden for the enjoyment of all residents. It was recognized as 2005 Midwest Construction’s Residential/Housing Project of the Year.

Describe the relevance of this project to the solicited project: Like the solicited project, the University Center has a variety of suite configurations; single occupancy and suite style. A number of the suites also have in-unit kitchens. The building includes common areas such as study lounges, a technology center, laundry facilities and a game room for students.

5. Related Project



Project Title:

Roosevelt University, Chicago, Illinois

Roosevelt University: Academic, Student Life and Residence Center



Substantial completion date: September

2012





The Roosevelt University Academic, Student Life and Residence Center building is part of a campaign to redefine the image of this University and raise the quality of the campus experience for its students and faculty. The 32-story glass tower is linked to the University’s existing facilities in the historic Auditorium Theater Building, designed by renowned architects Adler and Sullivan. When the building opens, Roosevelt University students will live, learn and socialize in a unique, vertical, urban campus. A primary mission of the University is to prepare students for a lifelong, never-ending pursuit of knowledge and intellectual growth. This goal inspired the design team to model the tower on the sculpture “Endless Column” by Constantine Brancusi. Eleanor Roosevelt, the namesake of the University, continues to inspire social justice activities at the University. The University’s celebration of diversity and their students’ quest for social justice is expressed by the variation in the blue glass wall panels blended harmoniously across the principle facades. Student services and student life facilities, a dining hall, lecture halls, classrooms, and science laboratories are surmounted by a 634-bed residence hall where suite-style dwelling units and lounges have commanding views of the Chicago Loop and Lake Michigan. Connectivity between the 19th-Century stone building and the 21st-Century glass tower is achieved through two-story atria with staircases that will increase student interaction and reduce reliance on the tower’s elevators. Harvesting daylight and superior climate control management are among many sustainable features of this building. It is on track to be certified LEED Silver by the USGBC when it is completed.

Describe the relevance of this project to the solicited project:

This building includes 634 beds in suite-style units. It also has student dining, lounges and other common amenities.

5. Related Project



Project Title:

University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH

Calhoun Street Marketplace



Substantial completion date: September 2005




Describe the project scope, role, responsibilities, challenges and solutions: (include photos, if available) In a unique public-private partnership, the University of Cincinnati teamed with the Clifton Heights Community Urban Redevelopment Corporation (CRCURC) to develop much-needed student housing, student apartments for rent, townhouses for sale, retail space, and public landscaped park space in this campus edge district. The project provides a total of 758 beds.

The Calhoun Street Marketplace is located in the center of the development and features an international food court. As part of a mutual-use agreement between CHCURC and the University, the central street of the development will be able to be closed down for special community and University events. The building complex is constructed over a four-level parking garage that provides parking for 1,024 cars and the University Facilities Department.

The solution creates a sympathetic transition between two substantially different urban environments. The massing of the development moves from mid-rise student housing near large University buildings to low-rise townhouses adjacent to the single-family homes beyond the edge of the campus. The L-shaped development also screens the residential neighborhood from a soccer field and other University athletic facilities.

Describe the relevance of this project to the solicited project: This project includes student apartments and parking.

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8. Registration Requirements

List the names and registration numbers of two principals and/or other responsible members of the Prime firm:

Name: Joseph G. Dettlaff, PE Registration #: 26415-006

Name: William Ketcham Registration #: 4262-005

9. Statement of Facts

Our firm, members of our firm, or the firm in association with one or more firms has substantially completed the

Quality Project in Section 4 of this qualification that meets the eligibility requirements of Administrative code, Chapter

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submittal. Yes

Name: Joseph G. Dettlaff, PE

Title: President

Signature:

Date: July 16, 2012

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A/E Qualifications Questionnairewisbuild.doa.state.wi.us/Dfd_img/ae_invites/proposals/23412D1D U…Commissioning PROJECT MANAGER Jim Douglas, PE, LEED AP THE WEIDT GROUP Energy Modeling