Gerrard Excavating, Inc

Gerrard Excavating, Inc.Larimer County Miscellaneous Road Construction Services - RFP

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27154 County Road 13/ Johnstown Colorado 80534Office 970.669.1463 / fax 970.669.1964

Gerrard Excavating, Inc.

Larimer County Miscellaneous Road Construction Services – RFP

Table of Contents

Signature Page………………………………………………………………………………….2 Summary of Proposal….………………………………………………………………..............4 Our Involvement………………………………………………………………………..6 Limitation of Liability………………………………………………………………………….8 Statement of Acceptance……………………………………………………………….9 Certificate of Insurance………………………………………………………………...10 Qualifications of Experience…………………………………………………………………...11 Anti-Collusion Affidavit and Certificate of Intent to Sublet………………………………....15 Anti-Collusion Affidavit………………………………………………………….…...16 Certificate of Intent to Sublet……………………………………………………….....17 Profile / Similar Projects…………………………………………………………………….....18 Contractor Resources………………………………………………………………………......21 Organization Flow Chart……………………………………………………………....22 Equipment List………………………………………………………………………...23 Key Project Staffing…………………………………………………………………………..24 Our People……………………………………………………………………………..25 Resumes……………………………………………………………………………….26 Rate Schedule…………………………………………………………………………………37 Subcontractor Qualifications………………………………………………………………….42 Our Subcontractors……………………………………………………………………43 Quality Assurance / Quality Control………………………………………………………….60 General Safety Record………………………………………………………………………..62 Bonding Contractor Reference……………………………………………………………….64 References…………………………………………………………………………………….67

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Larimer County Miscellaneous Road Construction Services - RFP

SIGNATURE PAGE

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Larimer County Miscellaneous Road Construction Services- RFP

SUMMARY OF PROPOSAL

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Gerrard Excavating, Inc.Since 1984

Gerrard Excavating, Inc. began serving builders and developersalong the Northern Front Range of Colorado in the early 1980's,excavating foundations and grading small sites. Since that time, wehave become one of the largest infrastructure/site developmentcontractors in the northern region. We are family owned & operated,and are committed to serving our customers through safety, quality,and excellence on all of our projects.

Gerrard currently offers services including complete residential andcommercial/industrial site development, mass excavation andgrading, street and highway construction, pipeline, pond/canal/chan-nel construction and restoration, structural excavation, concretebridge construction, wet utility installation and large scale snowremoval. Please take a look at the enclosed list of projects as wellas the few that we have highlighted.

Many of these projects presented unique challenges that were metwith innovative ideas ultimately saving the owner time and moneywhile providing a quality product. This approach has enabled us todevelop many long lasting relationships with developers, contrac-tors, and local jurisdictional entities.

We are centrally located at 27154 County Road 13 near theintersections of US Hwy 34 and I-25 allowing us to quickly mobilizeand efficiently serve Northern Colorado and Southern Wyoming.Our state of the art maintenance facility and highly experiencedmechanics are able to keep our equipment safe and in topmechanical condition eliminating project delays due to unnecessarydown time.

Gerrard has read and understands the scope and requirements forthe Miscellaneous Road Construction Service RFP. Gerrard iscapable and ready to meet the scope requirements when requestedby the County. Gerrard has multiple on-going and new projects atany given time; however, we do not have any other contracts withgovernment agencies for ongoing or emergency services. Gerrardhas demonstrated its ability to respond with limited notice to Countyrequests for services within 10 days.

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East Irrigation Pond construction, 2534Development

Johnstown, Colorado

Installation of approximately 1,400 feet of boxculvert at Centrepoint Business Airpark

Loveland, Colorado

Gerrard Excavating Maintenance Facility

Gerrard Excavating, Inc.Our Involvement

Involvement in a project early on allows Gerrard the opportunity tomaximize our expertise and cost saving methods throughout theconstruction process ultimately producing the most efficient projectand highest quality. Ideally, this process begins with conceptualplanning, progresses to budgeting, proceeds to design, is refinedin cost estimating and scheduling, and ultimately manifests inconstruction.

Conceptual Planning/BudgetingInvolvement in a project during the planning stages allows Gerrardto offer advice based on past experience with similar projects aswell as offer new ideas. Detailed job files are maintained providinginsight to what worked well and what could use improvement allwhile protecting customer confidentiality and any proprietary infor-mation. Access to this information along with our team’s experiencealso allows a quick and accurate budget to be created.

DesignGerrard has a strong working relationship with several engineersand planners and the expertise to successfully work with any engi-neer a customer may already have. We are often consulted by theproject engineer for assistance with unique solutions to designissues a project may incur. By staying actively involved with theengineers and planners, we are often able to catch design errors orproblems early on eliminating the need for expensive changes afterconstruction begins.

Cost Estimating/Scheduling:

Involvement of our entire team including Superintendents beginsearly in the process. Care is taken to base cost estimates andschedules not strictly on how the design drawings specify the job butalso on how it will be constructed. This process not only benefits theestimating stage, but ultimately the construction stage as well in thatit starts the thought process on how the project will be built well inadvance of actual construction. Applying this method beyond asimple ‘measure and count’ process also prevents items from beingleft out. Our Estimators are also Project Administrators. Knowingthat they will ultimately administer the project further enhances theirinvestment in the estimating stage.

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Whale Rock bridge replacementLarimer County, Colorado

Gerrard Excavating, Inc.Our Involvement

Cost Estimating/Scheduling (Continued):

Prior to actual construction starting, a comprehensive “master”schedule is generated including determining a critical path. Majoritems of work are listed as well as dates when specific materialdeliveries must be made. An allowance for weather delays andpunch list items is also included.

Weekly meetings are typically held to update the project team andinsure that all are working together. Prior to each weekly meeting a“two week look-ahead” schedule is prepared based on input fromeach team member and progress from the prior week’s work.

We have used the same estimating and scheduling software forover ten years. We are confident in its capabilities to produce themost accurate information available while staying up to date withthe latest technologies.

Joint Forces Rediness Center geothermal fieldinstallation

Cheyenne, Wyoming

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LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

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Statement of Acceptance

Gerrard Excavating, Inc. has no intentions of including any provisions within the final agreement for a Limitation of Liability. We fully understand and accept the County’s non-acceptance of any Limitation of Liability provisions.

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Ewing-Leavitt Insurance Agency, Inc.4090 Clydesdale ParkwaySuite 101Loveland CO 80538

Renee McReynolds(970)679-7344 (866)425-6180

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Gerrard Excavating, Inc.27486 County Rd 13

Loveland CO 80534

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QUALIFICATIONS & EXPERIENCE

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Larimer County Miscellaneous Road Construction Services – RFP

Gerrard Excavating, Inc. is a local contractor that has been in business in Northern Colorado

since 1984. Gerrard is uniquely qualified due to our ability to do earthwork and utilities.

Gerrard has completed many highway and road projects through the region. In the last year,

Gerrard over saw two of the largest earthmoving projects in the region with development of the

Martin Marietta Facility in Weld County and Heron Golf Course in Larimer County. The

projects combined for almost 2 million yards of material moved and placed for the project.

Martin Marietta required the import of over 500,000 cubic yards of material.

Gerrard has built rural on urban roads through the County. Gerrard recently finished the

reconstruction of CR 59 in rural Larimer County. Gerrard also complete the reconstruction of

LCR 1/WCR 13 for Martin Marietta. The constructed section was a combination of mill and

overlay with complete rebuilding of the road section with widening. The project also included a

ditch crossing and storm water improvements. Included in this project was the addition of

accel/decal lanes on Us Hwy 34. The construction of the lanes required expensive coordination

to be completed under land closures over a 60 hour period with the rebuilding of the Great

Western Railway crossing. Project was completed under supervision and inspection by CDOT.

Gerrard has completed bridge projects for Larimer County and the Town of Windsor.

Gerrard staff has over 150 years of combined experience with relevant construction experience.

Gerrard utilizes Sage Construction Accounting software for cost accounting and ProContractor

by Viewpoint for estimating software.

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Completed Description Employer Name Contract Amount Work Location Class of Work

2012 Water Park Paving Demo McWhinney 50,063.00$ Loveland Parking lot demolition, dirt haul, grading

2012 Windsor Parks McCauley Constructors 38,968.00$ Windsor Water and Storm Sewer installation to City Parks

2013 CSU Engineering Facility II Haselden Construction 455,822.00$ Fort Collins Structural excavation, demolition, utilities

2013 Crestview Improvements Phase 1 ELCO 295,472.00$ Fort Collins Replace water main and services

2013 Arete Surgery Center Brinkman Constrution 203,294.00$ Johnstown Overlot grading, Utility installation, building excavation, parking lots

2013 Woodward Governor RC Heath Construction 135,741.00$ Loveland Demolition and building excavation, grading for new building

2013 FCLWD CR3 & 32E FCLWD 154,513.00$ Larimer County New water main installation

2013 Larimer Accel Lane Thompson Crossing MD #2 207,072.00$ Johnstown Demo and install accelereation lane on US HWY 34

2013 Overland Ponds Sewer Relocation Martin Marietta 273,240.00$ Larimer County Relocate 8" Sewer and services

2013 Columbine Health Drahota Construction 500,635.00$ Windsor Overlot grading, Utility installation, building excavation, parking lots

2013 HMGC Phase 9 Land Development Services 389,899.00$ Windsor Overlot grading, water, sewer, storm, street prep, site development

2013 Stanley Park Stall Barn Dohn Construction 127,808.00$ Estes Park Structural excavation, underdrain, grading

2013 Provincetowne Filing 3 Provincetowne, LLC 398,994.00$ Fort Collins Grading, water, sewer, storm, street prep

2013 Timnath Old Town Improvements Town of Timnath 3,772,513.00$ Timnath Utility main install, utility service install, reconstruction of roads

2014 Windsor Meadows Dohn Construction 491,183.00$ Windsor Overlot grading, Utility installation, building excavation, parking lots

2014 VDW Interim BLOC Pinnacle Consulting Group 444,421.00$ Loveland Install 72" culverts and structures, build future roadway

2014 Larimer County Flood Repairs Larimer County 987,987.00$ Larimer County Repair bridge approaches, clean up debris, rebuild roadways

2014 Bucking Horse Apartments Dohn Construction 76,097.00$ Fort Collins Excavation and backfill

2014 Bucking Horse Bellisimo 2,007,707.67$ Fort Collins Overlot grading, water, sewer, storm, street prep, building excavation

2014 New Prospect Elder Construction 381,709.00$ Fort Collins Overlot grading, demo, water, sewer, storm, street prep

2014 Bonfire Wellington 6th Street Town of Wellington 237,002.00$ Wellington Install water and sewer mains

2014 CSU Laurel Village PCL Construction 248,720.00$ Fort Collins Water, sewer and storm installation

2014 Cameron Repair Facility CMC Group 161,035.00$ Wellington Water, sewer and storm installation

2014 George Rist Repairs Home Supply Ditch Co. 344,655.00$ Larimer County Repair irrigation ditch breach and road

2014 Southside Ditch Repairs Southside Ditch Co. 31,075.00$ Larimer County Repair irrigation ditch breach and road

2014 Bucking Horse 3, 4, 6 Plexes Bellisimo 82,582.00$ Fort Collins Excavation and backfill of Townhomes

2014 South Timnath Lateral Town of Timnath 2,367,240.00$ Timnath Sanitary sewer trunk main installation

2014 Loveland Service Center Expansion GTC 612,984.00$ Loveland Demolition, grading, utilities, building pad, drainage for expansion

2014 6th Street Road Extension Martin Marietta 20,820.00$ Greeley Remove and install new storm drain

2014 35th Ave Slurry Wall Pad Martin Marietta 466,261.00$ Greeley Mass earthwork to constuct slurry wall pad

2014 TRR Storm Drain Oakwood Homes 59,136.00$ Johnstown Install storm drain

2014 US287/SH392 Waterline Improvements FCLWD 213,843.00$ Larimer County Relocate water main for intersection reconstruction

2015 Mirasol Greenhouses Pinkard 643,515.00$ Loveland Overlot grading, water, sewer, storm, street prep, building excavation

2015 Highland Meadows Phase 7 Land Development Services 453,741.00$ Windsor Overlot grading, water, sewer, storm, street prep, site development


2015 Bucking Horse Microgym Bellisimo 32,704.00$ Fort Collins Overlot grading, Utility installation, building excavation, parking lots

2015 Lake Loveland Augmentation Concrete Structures 85,420.00$ Loveland Excavating and grading for irrigation structures

2015 Riverbend Subdivision TST, Inc. 1,321,975.00$ Timnath Site grading, water, sewer, storm installation, CG&S, paving

2015 Cottonwood Pit Martin Marietta 99,392.00$ Weld County Cut overburden and stockpile for gravel pit

2015 Iverson Pit Spillway Martin Marietta 102,756.00$ Weld County Construct spillway for gravel ponds

2015 Fiberspar Parking Lot Stabilization Murray & Stafford 27,279.00$ Johnstown Grade and stabilize parking lots

2015 Highland Meadows Tract H Wet Well Land Development Services 29,678.00$ Windsor Install wet well

2015 Home Supply Headgate Repair Consolidated Home Supply Ditch Co. 576,583.00$ Larimer County Repair dam, spillway, ditch and headgates

2015 Bucking Horse Filing 1 & 2 Bellisimo 4,141,423.00$ Fort Collins Overlot grading, water, sewer, storm, street prep, site development

2015 Thompson Crossing II Oakwood Homes 2,089,597.00$ Johnstown Mass grading for subdivision, export, storm drain, demo

2015 Oakwood Homes Filing 5 Oakwood Homes 1,025,195.00$ Johnstown Import fill, mass grading for subdivision

2015 Twin Peaks Ball Fields Golden Triangle 388,361.00$ Longmont Demo, storm sewer improvements, grading for track

2015 Savanna Centerra Metro District No. 3 846,544.00$ Loveland Install water and storm sewer mains, detention pond, road widening

2015 St. Michaels Apartments Phase 1 Dohn 397,688.00$ Greeley Overlot grading, water, sewer, storm, street prep, building excavation

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Completed Description Employer Name Contract Amount Work Location Class of Work

2015 I25 Frontage Road Accel Lane Oakwood Homes 204,838.00$ Johnstown Construct accel/decel lanes along frontage road

2015 Wellington Storage Gigstad 33,146.00$ Wellington Construct building pads for storage units

2015 Marianna Butte Underdrain Deer Meadows Metro District 159,138.00$ Loveland Installed underdrain system for Metro District

2016 IPS Building Heath Construction 1,328,295.00$ Loveland Overlot grading, water, sewer, storm, street prep, building excavation


2016 Aims Community College - Windsor Golden Triangle 838,491.00$ Windsor Overlot grading, water, sewer, storm, struct. excavation, subgrade

2016 Falcon Ridge Dohn Construction 828,517.00$ Estes Park Grading, retaining walls, water, sewer, storm, slab on grade, subgrade

2016 Highland Meadows 8th Sanitary Lateral Land Development Services 257,277.00$ Windsor Sanitary sewer trunk main installation

2016 Aspire Wellness Center Heath Construction 1,097,951.00$ Estes Park Overlot grading, water, sewer, storm, struct. excavation, subgrade

2016 Pateros Creek Bellisimo 592,653.00$ Fort Collins Demo, overlot grading, utility installation, street and walk prep

2016 High Peak Camp Dam Rehab Salvation Army 382,174.00$ Estes Park Remove and replace earthen dam and structures

2016 Stanley Hotel Pavilion Heath Construction 685,094.00$ Estes Park Install utilities, structural excavation, site grading

2016 Parson's Road Improvemens Martin Marietta 417,006.00$ Weld County Relocate irrigation ditch, widen county road

2016 Legacy Farm Everitt Enterprises 78,505.00$ Severence Grading, storm sewer and irrigation improvemnts, reconstruct pond

2016 Riverbend Martin Marietta 78,902.00$ Weld County Cut overburden and stockpile for gravel pit

2016 Chimney Hollow Reservoir GEI Consultants 83,920.00$ Larimer County Access road construction, test holes and trenches for new reservoir

2016 County Road 59 Larimer County 277,590.00$ Larimer County Install storm sewer, rebuild roads damaged in flood

2017 Harmony Cottages The Neenan Company 567,715.00$ Fort Collins Overlot grading, water, sewer, storm, street prep, site development

2017 Fairgrounds Ave & Crooked Stick Land Development Services 47,298.00$ Windsor Widen roadway, demo, grading, asphalt paving

2017 Power to Play Power to Play Facilities 527,794.00$ Windsor Install utilities, structural excavation, site grading

2017 High Country Beverage ARCO 1,183,908.00$ Johnstown Install utilities, structural excavation, site grading, grade parking lots

2017 Swire Coca-Cola Big D Construction 1,574,625.00$ Johnstown Install utilities, structural excavation, site grading, parking lot paving

2017 Aims Community College North Campus Golden Triangle 314,905.00$ Greeley Sewer, water, storm installation

2017 MMM Unloading Facility Rock & Coal, Inc. 77,355.00$ Weld County Excavate and backfill Rail unloading facility

2017 HMGC Pond Sealing Land Development Services 25,905.00$ Windsor Seal pond leaks

2017 Heron Lakes Golf Course Berthoud -Heritage Metro Dist. No. 1 2,569,123.00$ Berthoud Earthwork for 18-hole TPC golf course

2017 Sadler Arena pond liner Rokeh Consulting 106,751.00$ Larimer County Install clay liner for irrigation pond

2017 Harmony & Taft Sewer LTWD 12,040.00$ Fort Collins Install sewer service

2017 HMGC Storm Drain 427 Land Development Services 47,324.00$ Windsor Install storm drain

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ANTI-COLLUSION AFFIDAVIT AND CERTIFCATE OF

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PROFILE / SIMILAR PROJECTS

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SIMILAR PROJECTS

1. Marianna Butte 14th Underdrain • Installed 650 foot curtain drain up against the George Rist irrigation ditch to intercept

water seepage onto adjacent residential lots. Curtain drain consisted of a 5’ wide ditch varying in depths from 8 to 20 feet, an 8” perforated conveyance pipe, and ¾” gravel backfilled to within 1 foot of the top of the trench. Project included grading prior to curtain drain installation, large tree removal, a 12” diameter hammer bore casing pipe underneath Deer Meadow Drive, installation of cleanouts, connection to existing storm drainage system, and erosion/sediment control measures.

• Project is similar in that it required earthwork, storm water drainage facilities, rehabilitation of the existing ROW and subdivision lots and site drainage patterns.

• Constructed in Loveland, CO in 2015 • Contract amount $157,138.05 • Client – Deer Meadows Metropolitan District (303) 378-1826 • Civil Engineer – Landmark Engineering Ltd 3521 West Eisenhower Blvd. (970) 667-

6286

2. Box Culvert at Timnath Ranch 3rd Filing • Installed 120 foot long 6’x3’ precast concrete box culvert. Installed cast in place wing

walls and headwalls on each end. Installed two 15” RCP pipe connections to the side of the box culvert and two 5’ Type R storm sewer inlets. Project had to be dewatered during construction.

• Project is similar in that it required grading and installation of storm water facilities. • Constructed in Timnath, CO in 2015 • Contract amount $107,000.00 • Client – Hillside Commercial Group (970) 204-9393 • Civil Engineer – Northern Engineering (970) 221-4158

3. NRCS Exigent Sites

• 15 sites on the Big Thompson River where work required coordination with NRCS, Larimer County and property owners for the river bank stabilization, debris removal, and subgrade preparation and installation of rip rap.

• Project is similar in that it required mobilization under short notice, flexibility in moving of equipment from site to site as permission was acquired from local property owners to start the work. Each project required coordination with NRCS and County staff regarding design and constructability. Gerrard also had to coordinate rip rap deliveries with another contractor also doing work under the program.

• Constructed in the Big Thompson Canyon, Larimer County, CO • Contract amount $1,052,000.00 • Client – NRCS

4. Martin Marietta County Road 13 & Highway 34 Improvements

• Rebuild County Road 13 acceleration and deceleration lanes. Coordinate multiple subcontractors across multiple jurisdictions (CDOT, Weld County) to complete work.

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Completed the accel/decel lanes and railroad crossing during restricted work hours on Highway 34, with complex traffic control plan. Work had to be completed within 60 hours.

• Project is similar in that it required coordination with CDOT, Great Western Railroad, Union Pacific Railroad, and local utilities. It also required potholing, culvert/storm drainage, rip rap, structure maintenance, reconstruction of drainage ways, existing roadway removal, grading and roadway replacement.

• Constructed in Weld County, CO • Contract amount $2,600,000.00 • Client – Martin Marietta Materials • Engineer – Tetra Tech

5. County Road 47

• Rebuild County Road 47 after flood damages. • Project is similar in that it required short notice mobilization of specialized equipment,

culvert installation, and design build / reconstruction of river, drainage ways, and roadway.

• Constructed in Larimer and Boulder County, CO • Contract amount $747,592.00 • Client – Larimer County

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CONTRACTOR RESOURCES

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Quantity Equipment Type Capacity Condition Location2 Agg. Tractor - Pulls Disks and Scrapers 20 ft disc/21 yd scraper Good CO1 Skid Loader 1850 lbs Good CO6 Loader- Backhoe mid-sized Good CO3 Compressor Trailer-mounted Good CO4 Crawler Dozer D5 - D8 Good CO12 Excavator 0.5 - 5 yd Good CO3 Generator 20KW Good CO5 Motor Grader 12-14 ft blade Good CO12 Wheel Loader 3 - 5.5 yd Good CO2 Grading Tractor 84HP/1.25 yd Good CO1 Hurricane Pump 5,000 gpm Good CO4 Pump - Trailer Mounted/Silent 4" - 8" Good CO1 Broom Broce RJ350 Good CO3 Off- Road Water Truck/Wagon 8,000 - 10,000 gal. Good CO11 Compactor/Roller 7,000 - 46,000 lbs Good CO10 Scraper 13 - 27 yd Good CO2 Water Tower 12,000 gal Good CO5 Tandem Dump Truck 10 yd Good CO3 Belly Dump Trailer 16 yd Good CO3 Side Dump/End Dump Trailer 16 yd Good CO2 Water Tanker Trailer 8,000 gal Good CO1 Pothole Trailer 800 gal Good CO1 Jet/Vac Truck 1200 gal Good CO1 Jet Truck 1400 gal Good CO1 Pipeline Inspection Camera 6" pipe and larger Good CO3 On Road Water Truck 2,000 - 4,000 gal Good CO

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KEY PROJECT STAFFING

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Gerrard Excavating, Inc.Our People

We at Gerrard Excavating believe that our people are our mostimportant asset. Protecting that asset by instilling a safety orientedmindset in our employees not only protects them, but also those inand around our jobsites. Gary Gerrard, owner of Gerrard Excavat-ing, Inc. is directly in charge of the safety program. In addition to aSafety Committee, each crew has a trained competent personassigned to each specific operation. An independent safety consul-tant is also retained by Gerrard Excavating for consulting, crew andequipment inspections, to conduct site checks and provide special-ized safety training. We also work closely with several traffic controlcompanies in the northern Colorado area who know and workdirectly with local entities ensuring proper traffic control for eachsite and allowing our forces to stay focused on the job.

By promoting from within the company, Gerrard Excavating hasestablished an experienced upper level management team consist-ing of project managers, supervisors and crew foreman. Withalmost zero turn-over at the management level, a knowledgeableand consistent approach to the construction process has beenestablished and maintained.

We would like to introduce you to our construction project team.Please see the attached resumes for the experience and qualifica-tions of each key member of our staff;

Chief Executive OfficeGary Gerrard – President Preconstruction/Estimating and ProjectNathan Gerrard – Executive Vice President/CFO

Project ManagementTom Donkle – Sr. Project Manager / Vice President of OperationsChad Holman – Chief Estimator / Project ManagerRobert West – Estimator

AdministrationKristen Hansen – Vice President of Administrative Operations

SupervisorsDavid Lee – General SuperintendentEd Hersh – Pipeline/Utility SuperintendentSteve Jungemann – Quality Control Supervisor

Proposed staff will be available based on the scope identified by theCounty. Tom Donkle will be the primary office contact for these project.David Lee will be the primary field contract during construction.

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RESUMES

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27154 County Road 13 Johnstown, CO 80534

Phone 970-669-1463 Fax 970-669-1964

Gary Gerrard

Education 1972–1973 Votech Fort Collins, CO

Electronics

1969-1973 Loveland High School Loveland, CO

Experience 2000–Present Thompson Crossing Metro Dist #1 Loveland, CO

President Responsible for negotiating $30+ million in a public / private partnership

for the construction of the regional waste water plant and water transmission system.

Oversee construction of .5 MG/D of a waste water treatment plant.

Oversee construction of approx. 10 miles of regional water transmission facilities.

Managed the sale of municipal revenue bonds for the District.

Oversee collection of water and sewer tap fees for bond repayment.

1998–Present Gerrard Development Corp. Loveland, CO

President Manages Development Company overseeing approx. $35 million in

real estate assets.

Negotiate tax incentives and the ability to sell municipal bonds through the formation of a Special District and backed by ad-valorum property taxes.

1993-2008 Loveland Rural Fire Board Loveland, CO

President Oversaw budget and operations of the Fire Department for personnel

as it relates to the Rural Fire District.

Constructed fire stations within the District.

Negotiated land swap with US Forest Service for a new station.

1984 - Present Gerrard Excavating, Inc. Loveland, CO

Owner / President Conducts and oversees all business and operations for approx.

100 employees in the excavating and earth moving industry.

2011-Present Larimer County Planning Commission Committee

Committee Member

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1977- 1984 Gerrard Construction Loveland, CO

Partner Owner / operator for concrete and excavation work.

1973 – 1977 United States Air Force

Staff Sergeant Maintained and kept up operations on a wide variety of munitions

Crew chief over 6 Airmen.

Participated in the evacuation of the US Embassies in Phnom-Penh and Saigon.

Training

Periodic explosives safety training for maintaining a blasting license.

Periodic trench safety and construction safety training.

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NATHAN GERRARD 27154 County Road 13, Johnstown CO 80534

970-669-1463 • [email protected]

EXPERIENCE

Gerrard Investments, LLC • Loveland, CO 80534• 2007-Present Job Title – Vice President/CFO

Manage day-to-day operations Designed and constructed $3M Maintenance Facility Purchase real estate, procure entitlements, and financing Tax planning and accounting

2534 Development and Master Association • Johnstown, CO 80534• 2006-Present Job Title – Board Member

Secretary for 2534 Master Association and Design Review Committee Administration and accounting for various 2534 Development entities Raw water bank administration for development Coordinate various developer projects

Gerrard Development, Inc. • Loveland, CO 80534• 2006-Present Job Title – Vice President/CFO

Manage 100+ acre commercial development project Purchase real estate, procure entitlements, and financing Real estate development coordination including master planning, platting, entity creation, loans and

financing, construction contract administration, cost accounting and reporting Negotiate real estate contracts Prepare project cost estimates and pro-forma’s Tax planning and accounting

Thompson Crossing Metropolitan District No. 1 & 2 • Johnstown, CO 80534• 2000-Present Job Title – Secretary/Assistant Treasurer - District Administrator

Daily operations for two special districts, including accounting, water and sewer tap sales, contract administration, banking, Intergovernmental and Developer Agreement administration,

Accounting and banking for $30M of public infrastructure construction Contract/Intergovernmental and Developer Agreement administration Water & Sewer Tap sales and record keeping Prepare financial data and assist in sale of municipal bonds Cost analysis and reporting for District Boards District asset management/ $2M Non-potable irrigation system Waste water flow measurement, analysis and reporting Water related instrumentation installation and calibration

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Gerrard Family Ltd Partnership• Loveland, CO 80534• 1999-Present Job Title – Partner

Residential Commercial and Agricultural property management Purchase real estate, procure entitlements, and financing Real estate development coordination including master planning, platting, entity creation, loans and

financing, construction contract administration, cost accounting and reporting Negotiate real estate contracts Prepare project cost estimates and pro-forma’s Tax planning and accounting

Gerrard Excavating, Inc. • Loveland, CO 80534• 1990-Present Job Title – Executive Vice President/CFO

Chief Financial Officer – Oversee all department finances, cash flow, billing, cost analysis, banking, financing, capital investment, tax planning and accounting, job costing and billing rate analysis

Comptroller – Prepare financial statements and reports, administer insurance, government reporting, outside claims, tax returns, department reconciliation, bonding information, oversee accounts payable and accounts receivable, administer all legal issues, authorize purchases and rentals, monitor data procedures, maintain accounts and credit

Asset Manager for $10M fleet of heavy construction equipment, trucks and support equipment. Duties include purchase/disposal, financing, maintenance and repair oversight, licensing and permitting, cost and revenue reporting and analysis

Information Technology – Purchase, setup and maintain all technology related assets including computer workstations, servers and printers, software implementation, telephone system, networking infrastructure, mobile phones/devices, equipment tracking and maintenance software, specialized systems for construction equipment, fueling, security systems, facilities automation, programming

Tool Manager – Maintain tool and supply inventory. Authorize replacement/purchases, administer inventory and database, oversee maintenance and repairs.

Facilities maintenance Have held the following positions; laborer, pipe layer, heavy equipment operator, mechanic,

estimator, project manager, controller

EDUCATION

Colorado School of Mines, Golden, CO 1995-1999 -Bachelor of Science – Civil Engineering -Minor – Accounting and Business Administration

Loveland High School, Loveland CO 1992-1995

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THOMAS DONKLE

1717 Montview Blvd. Greeley, CO 80631

Phone: (970) 392-0089 Cell: (970) 302-0548

Email: [email protected]

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Experienced project manager with excellent client and project management skills. Action-oriented with strong ability to communicate effectively with technology, executive, and business audiences. Ability to manage multiple projects and tasks effectively and efficiently.

CORE QUALIFICATIONS

• Engineering Design and Review

• Review/generate engineering reports for submittals to local/state jurisdictions

• Quality Control • Construction

Management • Problem Solving • Verbal/Written

Communication • Conflict Resolution • GIS (Arc GIS)

• Consensus Building • Process

Implementation • Experience with

Eminent Domain Proceedings

• Right-of-Way Acquisitions

• Budget Generation • Bidding Projects • Contracts • Inspection of

Infrastructure, Water/Sewer, Curb,

Gutter, Base and Asphalt

• Data Management • Team Leadership • Supervisor Skills of

Full/Seasonal Employees

• Microsoft Office • HOA/Metro District

Management

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Sr. Project Manager/VP of Operations April 2012 - present Gerrard Excavating Inc. Loveland, CO Construction Project Management. Coordinate all aspects of construction related activities of sub-contractors and/or directly with general contractors/District Mangers. Scheduling projects and delivery of materials. Compliance related to inspection, to ensure compliance with design and specifications. Coordinate activities with Owner/Owner representatives. Manage entitlement projects related to Gerrard owned properties. Assist the Chief Estimator with project estimating. Business Development/Customer Relations. Residential Development Manager/Project Manager July 2007 – April 2012 Everitt Companies Fort Collins, CO Managed all aspects of Residential Development for the Everitt Companies, including entitlement activities, major/minor subdivision process, platting process, development agreements, non-potable service agreements; establish and manage homeowner association, architectural review; establish standards review submittals for new construction; manage water rights dedication for all projects; manage irrigation water portfolio, determination of excess water rights, marketing, contracting and closed selling of multiple water rights; coordinate farming actives, leases of land and water; manage full and part time employees related to maintenance and special projects; regulatory compliance; warranty inspections for final acceptance of subdivision improvements; project management of subdivision infrastructure installation and acceptance; bid process for infrastructure, contract for services; create and manage budgets for construction; coordinate with planners, surveyors, engineers all aspects of development process entitlement through construction; new home construction management; coordinate all sub-contractors, inspections, budgets and home buyer walk-through and communications.

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Water Resource Manager/Special Projects January 2004 – July 2007 Water Valley Land Company Windsor, CO Managed water rights for Metro District; developed budget for non-potable utility; coordinate and manage various entitlement projects; developed additional water resources; bid construction projects; contracted and tracked development construction budgets; prepared submittals as required to government agencies for inspections and acceptance of improvements; sand/gravel permitting; compliance reporting; worked with Town staff on submittals, master plans, subdivision improvements, site plans, annexations, off-site utility work; easement and right-of-way acquisitions; presented master plans, subdivisions plans and site plans to Planning Commission and Town Board; conservation easement creation. Water Resource Analyst/Administrator August 1997 – January 2004 City of Greeley Greeley, CO Responsible for day-to-day activities related to the City of Greeley’s water right portfolio; long-term agricultural leases; annual excess water rentals; water rights accounting; water rights engineering related to Water Court cases; prepared water rights applications; review and draft decree language; meet with Water Court objectors; settlement negotiations for court cases; administrative review team related to water rights / land use; assist in development of Water Master Plan; develop process and methods to analyze future water demands and supply as input for Water Master Plan; assisted in the development and implementation of non-potable Water Master Plan; presentation on various projects to Water/Sewer Board; negotiate annexation agreements; assisted with language related to IGA with Town of Windsor for the Hwy. 34 Corridor (SDEC). Water Resource Analyst November 1994 – August 1997 City of Thornton Thornton, CO Implemented decree provisions for Thornton’s Northern Project; assisted in farm management; developed decree accounting provisions; assisted in the development of additional water supplies; developed gravel pit water storage alternatives; created budget for special projects; negotiated easement/acquisition with land owners; developed farm divestiture program.

EDUCATION University of Northern Colorado, 1986-1991 Greeley, CO Bachelors Degree – Geography, minor History Graduate Classes at University of Northern Colorado – Education Department Graduate Classes at University of Colorado, Denver – Urban Planning

BOARD MEMBERSHIPS Greeley Loveland Irrigation Company Seven Lakes Irrigation Company Greeley Irrigation Company (No.3 Ditch) B.H. Eaton Ditch Company Big Cut Ditch Company

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Chad Holman 7514 Poudre River Road

Greeley, CO Phone Contact – 970.669.1463

Position:

• Estimator, Project Manager Summary of Qualifications:

• Project Estimation • Project Management • Proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel, and Outlook • Proficient in Quest Estimator (digital take-off, database, and

estimating software) • Proficient in Quest Earthwork (overlot grading software)

Education/Training:

• Bachelor of Science Degree - Construction Management Colorado State University 1993 - 1997 Experience: Gerrard Excavating, Inc. 1997-Present Loveland, CO

• Estimator/Project Manager

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Robert John West [email protected]

(970) 539-2578

Work Experience:

Gerrard Excavating Inc (March 2017 - Present)

Estimator Preparing Proposals for Utility and Earthwork Projects, Soliciting Bids from

Subcontractors and Material Suppliers, Generating Change Order Pricing, Production of

Payment Applications for Current Projects

Yohn Excavating (May 2011 - March 2017)

Project Manager Leader of Excavating Company. Main Responsibilities Include Estimating,

Billing, Contract Procurement, Labor Record Keeping, Quantity Record Keeping, Equipment

Maintenance Management, GPS Modeling, GPS Site Setup, Administration of OSHA

Standards, Hiring, Firing, General Accounts Management

Equipment Operator GPS Bulldozer, Rubber Tire Backhoe, Mini Excavator, Soil Compactor,

AG Tractor

Utility Pipe Installer Sanitary Sewer Main up to 12”, Water Main up to 16”, Storm Main up to

48”

Iowa State University College of Engineering CCEE Department (2010-2011)

Undergraduate TA Rewriting Coursework, Writing and Grading Exams, Led Weekly Recitation

for Junior Level Heavy Construction Equipment Class

Geek Squad (2004-2005)

Computer/Electronics Technician Repairing/Upgrading Consumer Computers and Electronics

Higher Education & Activities:

Iowa State University of Science and Technology, Ames, IA

Bachelor of Science in Construction Engineering

Graduation: Spring 2011

American Concrete Institute Iowa State University Student Chapter

President (Academic Year 2010-2011)

Treasurer (Academic Year 2009-2010)

Emerging Green Builders Iowa State University Student Chapter

Design Council Representative (Academic Year 2009-2010)

Software and Tech:

Office Software

Microsoft Windows, Word, Power Point, and Excel

Construction Modeling and Scheduling

Trimble HCE Business Center, Primavera Project Management, ProContractor by Viewpoint

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David Lee 10621 County Rd 74

Windsor, CO Phone Contact – 970.566.0324

Position: General Superintendent Summary of Qualifications:

• 27 years of experience in earthwork of all areas including building and finishing prep for streets and parking lots

• Experienced operator of all heavy equipment to include but not limited to finish blade, scraper, compactors etc,

• Experience in structural excavation and backfill for both commercial and residential project.

Experience: Gerrard Excavating, Inc. 1996 - Present Loveland, CO

• Superintendent and Operator for all residential and commercial projects Connell Resources 1991- 1996 Ft Collins, CO

• Lead scraper operator • Worked for 7 months shooting grade and checking slopes for a large CDOT

project Education: High School Diploma Fort Collins High School Fort Collins, CO Front Range Community College (during high school) Course of Study: Carpentry Training: Class D Earthwork Contractor Licensing Cheyenne, WY

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Ed Hersh 237 North Overland Trail Fort Collins, CO 80521

Phone Contact – 970.566.0322 Position: Pipe Superintendent Summary of Qualifications:

• Heavy equipment operator for 37 years • Commercial installation of sewer, water and storm pipe of all sizes • Supervisory experience for 21 years over utility crews • Residential structural excavation and backfill and individual private sewer and

water service installation Experience: Gerrard Excavating, Inc. 1996-Present Loveland, CO

• Superintendent and Operator for all residential and commercial projects TARCO 1993 - 1996 Denver, CO

• Loader operator on pipe crew for commercial and residential projects Grid Construction 1991 -1993 Fort Collins, CO

• Operator/laborer to replace fuel tanks for the US Air Force • Built water treatment plant

Training:

• OSHA classes • Class C-2 Sewer & Water main Contractors License

Cheyenne, WY

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RATE SCHEDULE

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27154 County Road 13Johnstown, CO 80534

www.earthdevelopers.com

EQUIPMENT RATES Hourly Rate

Compactors66" Padfoot Vibratory $7066" Smooth Vibratory $65Pneumatic Roller $7550,000 lb - Pad foot $110Trench tamper $85

DozersD5 104 HP $90D6 130 HP $115D8 315 HP $185

Excavators15,000 lb 60 HP $6045,000 lb 160 HP $8555,000 lb 175 HP $9565,000 lb 220 HP $10576,000 lb 300 HP $110110,000 lb 375 HP $140155,000 lb 450 HP $180 add Thumb/Wheel Compactor $25 add Breaker $105

Grading Tractor/Skip Loader $50

Loader-Backhoe $65 add Thumb/Wheel Compactor $10 add Plate Compactor $15 add Breaker $40

Motor Graders45,000 lb 200 HP $8545,000 lb 200 HP, AWD $9548,000 lb 260 HP $9548,000 lb 280 HP, AWD $10554,000 lb 260HP $115

Scrapers613 Self Loading 11 CY $110615 Self Loading 17 CY $145623 Self Loading 23 CY $185627 Twin Engine 27 CY $225

Equipment and Labor RatesEffective: 1/1/2018

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Skid Loader $45

Trencher8,000 lb 60" Depth $80

Trucks w/ DriverTandem 12CY $100Side dump/Belly Dump 16CY $125Water truck 2,000 gal. $75Water truck 4,000 gal. $85Lowboy 55 TN $120Lowboy 70 TN $200Pickup $3515 passenger Van $35

Water EquipmentOff-road truck 6,000 gal. $100Off-road truck 8,000 gal. $150Water Tower 12,000 gal. $300/day2" sub pump $45/day3" sub pump $100/day4" sub pump $170/day6" sub pump $325/day8" sub pump $500/day *2"-4" pumps require Genset *pump rates double for 24 hour use ***pumps include 1 ea suction & discharge hose, additional hoses extra

Wheel Loaders3 CY $754.25 CY $905 CY $105

MiscellaneousSpoil Vac $170Genset 20 KW $25Air compressor w/tools $30Broom/Sweeper $95Ag Tractor with Disc $145Trench box 8X10 $75/dayTrench box 8X20 $150/dayManhole Box $90/dayRoad Plate $45/daySewer Camera - Large Diameter per/ftSewer Jet Truck $170Gator $35Testing Technician with truck and equipment $130Mechanic with Service Truck $120

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Miscellaneous ToolsGrade Control GPS $45Cut-off saw, walk behind compactor $25Walk behind concrete asphalt saw $40

LABOR RATESProject Manager $120General Superintendent $85Mechanic $70Foreman $70Operator $60Laborer $45Clerical $40 *Labor Rates based on 50 hour week, additional hours will incur overtime charge

Mobilization in the Northern Front Range area will be charged at $350 per move-in per machineStandby Rates charged at 50% of the Hourly RateSevere duty including rock and frost will incur a surcharge based on conditions

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See Summary of Proposal for work self-performed by Gerrard and work performed by its subcontractors.

All materials supplied by Gerrard will be marked up 10%. No markup will be applied to the Labor and

Equipment rates provided with this proposal.

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SUBCONTRACTOR

QUALIFICATIONS

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Approximately 30,000 Feet of RCP Storm Drain,2534 Project

Johnstown, Colorado

Red Mountain Open Space access roadLarimer County, Colorado

Gerrard Excavating, Inc.Our Subcontractors

In addition to highly experienced and knowledgeable staff, GerrardExcavating has also developed hundreds of strong working relation-ships with its suppliers, vendors, and subcontractors. They all sharethe same values and commitments as Gerrard. These relationshipsare built on trust, providing quality products and services, flexibility,timely delivery, and fair pricing.

Subcontractor Availability and FamiliarityVendors and Subcontractors that Gerrard Excavating contactsduring the preconstruction phase and regularly contracts with forprojects are as follows:

WATER/SEWER MATERIALSCore & MainDana KepnerFerguson Waterworks

CONCRETE PIPE/PRODUCTSForterraOldcastle PrecastAguilars

CONCRETE/ASPHALTMartin MariettaKehn ConstructionCoulson ConstructionCoffman & LaubNorthstar Concrete

STRUCTURESConcrete StructuresR White Construction

TRAFFIC CONTROLCarnes ServicesLoveland Barricade

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES (testing & surveying)Northern EngineeringEarth EngineeringTerracon Consulting Engineers

Many of the subcontractors that Gerrard Excavating has a strong relation-ship with are DBE Certified and are based here in the northern Coloradoarea.

Work to be subcontracted by Gerrard Excavating may include:Paving (earthwork and base course by Gerrard forces)ConcreteSurveyMaterials TestingTraffic Control(Subcontracting can range from 10% to 30% of the project costs)

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Carnes Services CorporationP.O. Box 1258, Wellington, Colorado 80549

PH: (970)568-3632 FAX: (970) 568-3165

CDOT DBE Certification # 5521/WBE/CWYDOT DBE Certification #3127

Carnes Services Corporation (a CDOT and WYDOT DBE) began operations in 2000,specializing in Traffic Control solutions for the owner, contractor and public.

Past and present successful, award winning projects (too numerous to list here) range fromemergency for CDOT, WYDOT and Public Utilities, to large and value engineered projects.These include: public information services, consulting and providing traffic control plans for biddocuments, Pavement layout and marking, temporary/permanent sign and deviceremovals/installation, etc. Our company holds records for excellent Federal, State, OSHA andInsurance jobsite and shop inspections. CCA instructors use company paperwork and proceduresas examples in their TCS classes. CDOT used Carnes Services’ active jobsites to film its FlaggerTraining video. We have been prequalified for many invitation only projects.

Carnes Services boasts a knowledgeable, diversified staff.Key Personnel:

Connie Carnes (owner) has accumulated over 40 years in hands on work and management in allaspects of the construction and traffic control industry. She continues to update along with theMUTCD, FHWA, and entities for changed or new specifications, etc., currently serving on theCCA/CDOT Traffic Control Committee. Connie represented Traffic Control at an Army Corpsof Engineers, American Arab Business Association Conference in Washington DC. The topicwas Reconstruction after Desert Storm. She was a liaison for industry vendors and the 62 NewYork Counties’ Public Works Associations.

Bob Carnes presents over 45 years in the construction industry. These range from large EastCoast and intricate New York projects to Colorado and Wyoming residential, commercialdevelopment and a myriad of capital highway and utility projects. He offers a perspective fromthe contractor’s point of view. Bob serves on the CCA/CDOT Specifications committee.

Don Dilts contributes 15 years’ experience with City of Fort Collins Streets and UtilitiesDepartments prior to joining Carnes Services. He has developed a track record of industryknowledge and success. Don is particularly adept in situation diffusion. He represents CarnesServices at CCA/CDOT Region 4 meetings.

Tammy Dilts holds degrees and experience that lend to quality project oversight. Shedemonstrates expertize in pertinent law, required certifications, insurance, HR., submittals anddocumentation. Tammy is also the financial manager for the company.

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Forterra9455 Boston Court, Henderson, CO 80640

Phone (303) 853-8053Fax (303) 350-4150

www.forterrapipeandprecast.com

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18 2 1/2 B 23 3 5/8 2 1/2 5 28 1,480 0.7

21 2 3/4 B 26 1/2 3 7/8 2 5/8 6 31 3/4 1,900 1.0

24 3 B 30 3 7/8 2 3/4 6 1/2 35 1/2 2,370 1.2

27 3 1/4 B 33 1/2 4 2 7/8 6 1/2 39 1/4 2,860 1.4

30 3 1/2 B 37 4 3 1/8 7 43 1/4 3,440 1.7

36 4 B 44 4 3 5/8 7 1/2 51 1/4 4,760 2.4

42 4 1/2 B 51 4 1/4 3 1/4 8 57 1/2 6,060 3.0

48 5 B 58 4 1/4 2 3/4 8 63 1/2 2 7,460 3.7

54 5 1/2 B 65 4 3/4 2 8,570 4.3

60 6 B 72 4 3/4 2 10,370 5.2

66 7 1/4 C 80 1/2 5 2 13,900 7.0

72 7 B 86 5 2 14,480 7.2

78 8 1/4 C 94 1/2 5 2 18,630 9.3

84 8 B 100 5 2 19,270 9.6

90 9 1/4 C 108 1/2 5 4 24,030 12.0

96 9 B 114 5 4 24,740 12.4

102 10 1/4 C 122 1/2 5 4 30,120 15.1

108 10 3/4 C 129 1/2 5 4 33,420 16.7

114 11 1/4 C 136 1/2 6 4 36,890 18.4

120 11 3/4 C 143 1/2 6 4 40,530 20.3

REINFORCED CONCRETE PIPE

Standard Specifications

▪ ASTM C 76, AASHTO M 170 – Reinforced Concrete Culvert, Storm Drain, and Sewer Pipe

▪ Joint employs Tylox® SuperSeal™ pre-lubricated rubber gasket.

▪ ASTM C 443 – Joints for Concrete Pipe and Manholes, Using Rubber Gaskets

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Phone (303) 853-8053Fax (303) 350-4150


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72 58 x 91 7 1/2 4 1/2 29.5 2 16,470 8.2

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ELLIPTICAL REINFORCED CONCRETE PIPE

▪ ASTM C 507, AASHTO M 207 – Reinforced Concrete Elliptical Culvert, Storm Drain, and Sewer Pipe

▪ ASTM C 443 – Joints for Concrete Pipe and Manholes, Using Rubber Gaskets


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QUALITY ASSURANCE /

QUALITY CONTROL

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15th Street bridge replacementWindsor, Colorado

Sunrise Beach access and parking lotreconstruction

Horsetooth Reservoir

Fraternity house demolition and site clearingColorado State University

Gerrard Excavating, Inc.Our Quality Control

Quality Control:

Obtaining as much information as possible regarding existingconditions during the preconstruction process greatly increases thequality of a project. Methods used to control quality of a projectconsist of:

• Calling for locates• Potholing existing utilities with potential conflicts to verify horizontaland vertical location• Interviewing past and present owners• Involving public utility companies• Selecting and contracting with a survey company to the projectteam to aid in survey information• Selecting and contracting with a testing agency to the project teamto aid in soils investigation, street design, etc.• Accurately mapping and analyzing test results• Involving a specialized utility coordination company to coordinate theproposed work of phone, cable and electrical.• Vacuum and pressure testing of pipelines as well as lamping andvideo-taping if necessary• Documenting all aspects of the project on paper and with photographs• Frequent site visits by the management team including theProject Administrator• Housekeeping – maintaining a clean and orderly jobsite

The above methods would help to minimize unknowns, reduce theamount of changes during construction, design a constructibleproject, and insure delivery of the project on time and withinbudget.

Experience has shown that project plans with the least amount ofinformation result in a greater number of change orders due tounknown conditions. Spending the extra effort during pre-construction to obtain as much information as possible, aspreviously mentioned, greatly minimizes the unknown thereforereducing the amount of change orders.

If materials can be substituted that reduce the cost of the projectand not affect quality, these will be suggested to the ownershipgroup as a proposed change. Value engineering cost savingsincorporated during preconstruction will go 100% to the owner. Ifsuggested and incorporated during the construction phase a 50/50split of the savings would be distributed.

Please consider partnering with Gerrard on your next project.

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GENERAL SAFETY RECORD

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Gerrard Excavating, Inc.Safety Record

OSHA reportable accident rate and EMR for the last 3years:

2014EMR: 1.14

RIR: 4.86

2015EMR: 1.13

RIR: 0.00

2016EMR: 1.09

RIR: 7.24

2017EMR: 1.00

OSHA reportable accident rate on projects managed byDavid Lee:

2014: 3.24

2015: 0.00

2016: 1.45

OSHA reportable accident rate on projects managed byEd Hersh:

2014: 0.00

2015: 0.00

2016: 2.90

Gerrard Excavating has had no OSHA citations on any ofour projects in the past 5 years.

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Larimer County Miscellaneous Road Construction Services - RFP

BONDING CONTRACTOR REFERENCE

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Bottom section of 2534 LandbridgeJohnstown, Colorado

Lower level, north side of 2534 LandbridgeJohnstown, Colorado

Installing sanitary sewer manholesTimnath, Colorado

Gerrard Excavating, Inc.Bonding

Over the years we have learned that one of our most importantrelationships is with our bonding agent. We pride ourselves in beingable to support some of the lowest rates available by maintaining aclose and open relationship with our bonding company.

Bonding: Ewing-Leavitt Insurance Agency

Agent:Steve Ewing 970-679-7333

Bonding Company:Travelers Casualty and Surety Company of America6060 S. Willow Dr.Greenwood Village, CO 80111

Maximum Individual Project Limits:$20,000,000

Maximum Comprehensive Limits for bonded projects:$25,000,000

Percentage cost for utilization of bonds – percentage of costs variesbased on the dollar amount of the bid per thousand dollars per thefollowing:

First $500,000 $8.75/$1000Next $2,000,000(total $2,500,000) $6.95/$1000Next $2,500,000(total $5,000,000) $6.00/$1000Next $2,500,000(total $7,500,000) $5.30/$1000

Thereafter $4.90/$1000

If a 2 year warranty period applies, a $2.00 increase is added toeach of the above rates.

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REFERENCES

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REFERENCES

1. Marianna Butte 14th Underdrain • Installed 650 foot curtain drain up against the George Rist irrigation ditch to intercept

water seepage onto adjacent residential lots. Curtain drain consisted of a 5’ wide ditch varying in depths from 8 to 20 feet, an 8” perforated conveyance pipe, and ¾” gravel backfilled to within 1 foot of the top of the trench. Project included large tree removal, a 12” diameter hammer bore casing pipe underneath Deer Meadow Drive, installation of cleanouts, connection to existing storm drainage system, and erosion/sediment control measures.

• Client – Deer Meadows Metropolitan District - Mark Connor (303) 378-1826 • Team members – Chad Holman/Ed Hersh

2. Box Culvert at Timnath Ranch 3rd Filing

• Installed 120 foot long 6’x3’ precast concrete box culvert. Installed cast in place wing walls and headwalls on each end. Installed two 15” RCP pipe connections to the side of the box culvert and two 5’ Type R storm sewer inlets. Project had to be dewatered during construction.

• Client –Hillside Commercial Group - Andy Krill (970) 204-9393 • Team Members – Chad Holman / Ed Hersh

3. NRCS Exigent Sites

• 15 sites on the Big Thompson River where work required coordination with NRCS, Larimer County and property owners for the river bank stabilization, debris removal, and preparation for the placement of rip rap.

• Client – Larimer County, Matt Johnson, Project Manager, phone 970-498-5724 email [email protected]

• Team Member – Tom Donkle / David Lee

4. Martin Marietta County Road 13 & Highway 34 Improvements • Rebuild County Road 13 acceleration and deceleration lanes. Coordinate multiple

subcontractors across multiple jurisdictions (CDOT, Weld County) to complete work. Completed the accel/decel lanes and railroad crossing during restricted work hours on Highway 34, with complex traffic control plan. Work had to be completed within 60 hours.

• Client – Martin Marietta Materials, Britney Guggisberg Senior Project Engineer, phone 970-407-3684, email Britney.guggisberg.martinmarietta.com

• Team Member – Tom Donkle/David Lee

5. County Road 47 • Rebuild County Road 47 after flood damages. • Client – Larimer County, Matt Johnson, Project Manager, phone 970-498-5724 email

[email protected] • Team Member – Gary Gerrard/ David Lee

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6. George Rist Ditch • Rebuild Sections of ditch after flood damages. Assist engineers during the design

process, assisted in grant funding from CWCB, bid the project for competitive pricing to meet FEMA procurement requirements. Coordinate work activities with local neighbors and property owners. Project need to be completed by April2 014 for Boedecker Reservoirs fill operations related to irrigation needs of CHSDRC and treated water operations the City of Loveland and Johnstown.

• Client - Consolidated Home Supply Ditch and Reservoir Company – Dave Schultz, Ditch Superintendent, phone 970-217-1997, email [email protected]

• Team Member – Gary Gerrard/Tom Donkle

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