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RFQ #010-0-2014/CRM

Surveying and Mapping Services Under a Continuing

Services Contract

Due Date: Monday • April 28 • 2014 • 2:00 p.m.

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Table of Contents

A - Surveying and Mapping Experience A1 - Project Examples A2 - Two Most Recent Projects A3 - Firm’s Surveying and Mapping Experience B - Mapping and Surveying Team B1 - Key Personnel B2 - Resumes B3 - Principal Point of Contact B4 - Organizational Chart C - Mapping and Surveying Services

C1 - Overview of Services C2 - Project Approach C3 - Teamwork Approach

D - Schedule E - Other Benefits F - Submittal of All Correct Forms

Sumter County BOCC

RFQ #010-0-2014/CRM Surveying and Mapping Services Under a

Continuing Services Contract

Presented by:

Pickett & Associates, Inc. 475 South First Avenue

Bartow, FL 33830 Phone (863) 533- 9095 Fax (863) 534- 1464

www.pickett- inc.com

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A - Surveying and Mapping Experience A1 - Project Examples A2 - Two Most Recent Projects A3 - Firm’s Surveying and Mapping Experience

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Pickett & Associates, Inc. • 475 South First Avenue • Bartow, Florida 33830 • (863) 533-9095

A.1. – Project Examples Contact: Mr. Phong Vo Mosaic Fertilizer, LLC 13830 Circa Crossing Drive Lithia, FL 33547 813-500-6941 [email protected] Project: Quarterly Gypsum Stack Surveys Description: Pickett has been providing surveying and mapping services to Mosaic and its predecessor companies for decades. Mosaic’s holdings in Central Florida cover over 2,120 square miles in multiple Counties and Pickett provides the sum of our services for a variety of projects to include construction layout, as-built, right-of-way, geodetic control, boundary, topographic, hydrographic, LiDAR, and orthorectified imagery services, among others. This project references the topographic, hydrographic and volumetric surveying and mapping services we complete on a quarterly basis for eight of Mosaic’s gypsum stacks throughout Polk and Hillsborough Counties. Hydrographic Surveys – Our customized 12’ skiff is utilized for these surveys due to the difficulties in accessing these ponds on top of 300 foot tall gypsum stack. The survey skiff is piloted along preplanned survey lines and data is collected using our Odom HydroTrac single beam echo sounder, Trimble DGPS Beacon and Hypac software. Office data editing is also performed with Hpack Software and final mapping is completed with Autodesk Civil 3D Software to ultimately create topographic mapping of the pond bottoms. We are currently in a transition from a single beam sounder to a recently purchased R2Sonic Multibeam Echo Sounder and Hypack Multibeam Hysweep Software. Topographic Mapping –Aerial LiDAR data and digital imagery of each site is collected in close conjunction with the hydrographic surveys. The LiDAR data is processed and classified to a bare earth surface model. A contour map is produced and merged with the hydrographic data to create a comprehensive topographic map of the entire gypsum stack. Orthorectified Imagery – The imagery captured from our digital camera is processed and, using the DEM produced from the LiDAR data, used to create orthorectified imagery of each site. The orthorectified imagery is displayed under the mapping as a base map. Quantity Survey – Volumetric computations are completed for the body of water atop each stack and reported as gallons and cubic yards. Dates: 2008 - 2014 Current Personnel Involved: Greg Prather (Primary POC), Sherry Grymko, Greg Anderson, Jeff Young, David White, Brian Fischer, Andy Klaber, Ravi Patel

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Contact: Kathleen N. Gierok, P.E. Reiss Engineering, Inc. 1016 Spring Villas Pt. Winter Springs, FL 32708 Tel: 407-679-5358 x.121 [email protected] Project: Polk County NWRUSA Reclaimed Water ASR Testing Program – Phase I & II Description: Following the construction of a 1.0 – 3.0 million gallons per day (MGD) Phase One Expansion improvements to the Northwest Regional Wastewater Treatment Facility (WWTF), the Polk County Utilities (PCU) staff has experienced several significant events which have brought question to the actual capacity and treatment capabilities of the facility. As part of the Continuing Engineering Services for Capital Improvement Projects, Polk County tasked Reiss Engineering, Inc. (REI), and sub-consultant Pickett & Associates, Inc. (Pickett), to perform preliminary engineering and surveying services related to improvements. The results of an initial design evaluation identified several key deficiencies particularly related to hydraulic limitations within the existing NW Regional WWTF. These deficiencies are found to be the cause that would nominally rate these processes to a capacity of much less than the current permitted treatment rating of 3.00 MGD. Based on available information to date, little to no accurate nor detailed as-built drawings exist for the Northwest Regional WWTF. In order to accurately define the existing structures, equipment, and landscaping, a complete set of as-built drawings for the existing facility had to be prepared. Pickett's services consisted of locating all boundary corners; locating trees; and locating all improvements and utilities to confirm top of wall elevation, bottom of slab elevation, channel bottoms, weir elevations (travel range high and low) and discharge pipe centerlines for various structures. Topographic mapping was carried out by Pickett’s photogrammetry department with the survey department providing aerial target control and supplemental mapping in obscured areas not visible from the aerial imagery. Pickett also provided SUE services to locate underground utilities utilizing Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) and vacuum potholing an area approximately 250-feet long by 7-feet wide through a sub-consultant. These services were completed in 2011 and the final design and recommendations were submitted to Polk County. After careful deliberation and budgeting for funding, Polk County has approved the plan to correct and increase the intended capacity of NW Regional WWTF. Pickett is now working on Phase II with REI in 2014 to provide field survey services to locate and perform SUE services and construction staking at proposed well sites; perform as-built surveys of the well heads, equipment and monitor wells; provide SUE, topographic survey, construction staking and as-builts of the effluent piping and storage area; and SUE, construction staking and as-builts for the pump station and reclaimed water piping. Dates: 3/2011 – 6/2011 Current Personnel Involved: Greg Prather (Primary POC), Greg Anderson, Jeff Young, Andy Klaber, Ravi Patel

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Contact: Mr. Ryan Whitehead Everett Whitehead & Son, Inc. 601 Sixth St., S.W. Winter Haven, FL 33880 Phone: 863-293-6473 Project: Downtown Winter Haven Parking Garage Description: Everett Whitehead & Son, Inc. contracted Pickett to provide professional survey services relating to the site development and construction of the Winter Haven Downtown Parking Garage site. Pickett’s survey department provided a boundary survey of the site and a topographic survey inclusive of the center of the adjacent streets and full alley width and all above ground visible improvements. Underground utilities were shown based on above ground evidence. An offsite topographic survey was completed for approximately 75 percent of one block of Avenue A extending from right of way to right of way and including all above ground visible improvements. Again, underground utilities were shown based on above ground visible evidence. Dates: 4/2011 – 9/2011 Current Personnel Involved: Greg Prather (Primary POC), Eric Presnell, Greg Anderson

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Contact: Ms. Rebecca Baker Polk County Natural Resources Division 4177 Ben Durrance Road Bartow, FL 33830 863-534-7377 Project/year: Lake Deeson Pipeline Location Description: Under a continuing services contract with Polk County, Pickett was tasked to provide professional survey services related to Lake Deeson Stormwater Pump Station Generator Design. Initial project services provided for the County’s engineering consultant consisted of preparing a topographic survey and indentifying parcel boundaries within the Lake Deeson Pump Station area of concern. Follow up services provided to the County upon task authorization consisted of obtaining an Ownership and Encumbrance (O&E) Report and reviewing title work for the existing easements on the site properties, then staking existing and new easements, and preparing a certified legal description and description sketch of the new easements. A field survey and subsurface investigation was accomplished to locate manholes and control, and approximately 3,600' of buried pipeline to determine the location and elevation of the pipe from Sta. 217+50 thru 226+50 and Sta. 255+00 thru 228+00. The pipe location was marked at 100 foot intervals and an as-built survey was prepared. Final services performed provided for a topographic survey, and confirmation of the boundary line, of Lot 6 of the plat of Lake Deeson Pointe which was merged with the previous mapping. Dates: 2/2010 – 8/2010 Current Personnel Involved: Greg Prather (Primary POC), Sherry Kopec, Bart Comeaux, Greg Anderson

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Contact: Mr. Bart Arrington DeSoto County Engineering Department 201 E Oak Street Suite 204 Arcadia, Florida 34266 Phone: 863-993-4800 Project: As-Built Survey Services for CR760 Shoulder Improvements Description: Under a continuing services contract, Pickett was tasked to obtain all field information required to provide as-built drawings for the constructed improvements as indicated in construction plans for the C.R. 760 Shoulder Improvements Project. As requested, Pickett survey crews obtained cross sections at established stations shown on intervals over continuous tangent sections of (normal crown) roadway, and at the beginning and end of each newly constructed shoulder on both sides, or on one side, of the alignment as necessary. These cross section included elevations of the new shoulder/existing travel lane interface, the new edge of pavement, and the centerline of the existing pavement with additional elevations provided at any visible grade breaks, along with the width, of the new shoulder pavement. The cross sections shall be taken in accordance with the stationing as shown on the construction plans and will include elevations of all grade breaks and slope changes to as to determine slope percentages of the newly constructed shoulders in relation to the existing pavement. As-Built Drawings were provided to illustrate the proposed information.

Dates: 8/2010 – 10/2010 Current Personnel Involved: Greg Prather (Primary POC), Sherry Grymko, Greg Anderson

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Contact: Mr. Chris Snyder, PSM Hillsborough County Survey Division Real Estate Department P.O. Box 1110 Tampa, FL 33601 (813) 307-4755 Project: Browning Road (East) Right of Way Mapping Description: Under a Continuing Professional Services Agreement with Hillsborough County, the County tasked Pickett to provide a Right of Way survey for Browning Road. The general scope of work included preparation of a Right of Way Map for Browning Road, from the point where Browning Road turns to go North to the Intersection with Lithia-Pinecrest Road, (approximate length 1.5 miles). An additional 1.6 miles of Browning Road were included after a subsequent request by the County to total 3.1 miles. The Right of Way Map was prepared to comply with the Surveying and Mapping Manual contingent upon County provided section control. Per the County’s request the last deed of record was utilized in lieu of Title work. Pickett survey crews were supplied with Section corners, property corners and subdivision corners from the County, which were then tied in along with ¼ section corners within the project corridor. The Baseline was established on the landlines or the centerline of the road where applicable, and the Baseline stations were shown on the Maps but not staked. Control points (P.I.’s, Equations, P.C.’s and P.T.’s), were staked and, along with section corners within the corridor, were referenced in the field. Location of the edge of pavement for the length of the project was illustrated in the final mapping.

Dates: 5/2009 – 7/2009 Current Personnel Involved: Greg Prather (Primary POC)

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Contact: Mr. Chuck Partlow Polk County Utilities 1011 Jim Keene Blvd., SR540 Winter Haven, Florida 33880 Phone: 863-298-4100 Project: Imperial Lakes LS20 Force Main Easement Description: Our ability to work with County departments and their consultants is evidenced in a recent project for Polk County Utilities where Pickett was tasked to provide surveying and mapping services for design and replacement of 17,400 feet of sewage force mains within the Imperial Lakes Subdivision. Pickett was able to seamlessly and concurrently work with both engineering consultants involved in separate lengths of the corridor. During the course of preparing a topographic survey for the design of the proposed force main we discovered that an existing force main was not within the easement of record. We presented this information to the County which potentially avoided budget and schedule pitfalls and kept the project on track. Polk County Utilities Division subsequently contracted Pickett to locate approximately 5,000’ of existing force main from lift station 20 to the treatment plant, locate the existing easement and property boundaries within the pipeline route and prepare description sketches for easements required for construction on lift station 20 and the force main. Dates: 9/2009 – 4/2010 Current Personnel Involved: Greg Prather (Primary POC), Eric Presnell

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A.2. – Two Most Recent Projects Contact: Matt Heidel KMR Concrete Inc. 2835 State Road 60 East Bartow FL 33830 863-519-9077 [email protected] Project: 91 Mine Road Description: Pickett was contracted to provide a topographic survey of this site and , as a multidisciplinary firm, we are able to combine ground survey and aerial mapping services to provide the most accurate, timely and cost effective method. Pickett's survey department set aerial targets and established horizontal and vertical control. Cross sections and 20 field-surveyed quality control points were also collected to provide quality control measures against the final mapping. Pickett's flight department acquired LiDAR data and digital imagery of the entire site which was delivered to the photogrammetry department for processing. The LiDAR data was processed and classified to 'bare earth' to provide a digital elevation model (DEM). The DEM was augmented with breaklines to create a digital terrain model (DTM) which in turn was generated to create topographic mapping with a 1’ contour interval. Supplementary spot elevations were placed on tops, bottoms, saddles and areas otherwise void of topographic data. The DEM was also used to create an orthorectified image with a 0.25' ground pixel resolution of the site from the acquired digital imagery. Utilizing this method, Pickett completed the project within days as opposed to the weeks or more that would need to be scheduled to complete a full field topographic survey. Dates: 4/2/2014 - 4/11/2014 Current Personnel Involved: Greg Prather (Primary POC), Greg Anderson, Jeff Young, David White, Ravi Patel

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Contact: Richard Kosior, Land Surveyor U.S Fish and Wildlife Service Division of Realty 1875 Century Boulevard, Suite 420 Atlanta, Georgia 30345 404-679-7193 [email protected] Project: St. Marks NWR Description: Under our continuing contract with the U.S Fish and Wildlife Service, Pickett was tasked to provide a boundary survey of approximately 1.4 miles within the St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge in Wakulla County. Pickett's survey department performed an extensive on-the-ground search of the project area to evaluate, verify and establish, or re-establish, approximately 8 property corners. A new line was established placing 2 corners and blazing/painting/posting approximately 0.76 miles of boundary line. Legal descriptions, plat surveys and surveyor reports were prepared for the subject site according to USFWS R4 Technical Specifications for Boundary Surveys. This project is temporarily on hold pending further resolution by the USFWS, but will remain on budget and completed ahead of schedule. Dates: 3/31/2014 - 4/16/2014 Current Personnel Involved: John Clyatt (Primary POC), Eric Presnell

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A.3. – Firm's Surveying and Mapping Experience Our ability to work effectively with Sumter County stems from the longstanding working relationships and experience with other central Florida Counties. For example, Pickett has been awarded the opportunity to hold continuing contracts with Polk County Waste Resource Management Division and the Polk County Parks and Natural Resources Division providing surveying and mapping services since 2004, as well as other County Divisions and their consultants. We have also been fortunate to have strong, ongoing business relationships and contracts throughout our history with Government Agencies such as FDEP, SFWMD, SWFWMD and U.S. Fish and Wildlife as well as many other Florida Counties and municipalities. Throughout the terms of these contracts we have worked diligently and in a timely and cost effective manner. Many of the projects we have completed for Polk County often required our successful coordination, submittal of numerous permit applications and participation in regulatory meetings with SFWMD, SWFWMD and other local, state, and federal agencies. From participation in kickoff meetings and public involvement sessions, through fieldwork, permitting processes and to final delivery, Pickett works to determine the best approach and achieve the desired results to our clients' specifications and satisfaction.

B - Mapping and Surveying Team B1 - Key Personnel B2 - Resumes B3 - Principal Point of Contact B4 - Organizational Chart

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B.1. – Key Personnel Pickett has all of the resources; equipment, manpower and experience necessary to provide Sumter County with quality service in a timely manner. Pickett has been providing all of the currently requested services to Federal and State agencies, and various Counties and Cities for many to such a degree that we have received personal letters of recommendation as well as high marks on performance reviews. We do not intend to subcontract any of these services to outside consultants thereby keeping the integrity and consistency of our deliverables intact. Key team member(s) that will be involved in this contract are: John M. Clyatt, PSM President, Principal-in-charge Mr. Clyatt will oversee all day to day operations and will be on hand to assist in the management of any contracted services. Surveying Department Gregory A. Prather, PSM Vice President, Director of Surveying Mr. Prather will act as Senior Surveyor / Project Manager and will negotiate task orders with the County. Mr. Prather will also handle day to day coordination and project assignments. He will select the appropriate crew members for specific tasks, review project requirements and conduct safety meetings on a daily to weekly basis. As Project Surveyors, the following personnel are actively involved in the production and management of all assigned survey projects. Our Project Surveyors routinely confer with one another on tasks involving a particular expertise of another PSM. Eric M. Presnell, PSM Project Surveyor Sherry A. Grymko, PSM Project Surveyor Field Crews Five 2-man Field Crews (Ability to expand to 8 field crews) Photogrammetry Department T. Jeffrey Young, PSM, CP Vice President, Director of Photogrammetry Mr. Young will act as the Photogrammetry Project Manager for any projects involving aerial photography, digital imagery, LiDAR data acquisition and photogrammetric mapping services. Pickett’s photogrammetrists have an average of 15 years experience and are skilled in all facets of photogrammetric mapping. David W. White Photogrammetry Production Manager/Photogrammetrist Douglas A. Timothy, PSM, CP LiDAR Analyst Brian K. Fischer Photogrammetrist

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B.2. – Resumes

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JOHN M. CLYATT, PSM President

Mr. Clyatt is a third generation surveyor and has been involved in the surveying and mapping field since 1976. He graduated from the University of Florida in 1983, stays involved with his Alma Mater and chairs UF’s School Of Forest Resources and Conservation Advisory Board that includes Geomatics, forestry and Fisheries. He is an active member of the Florida Surveying & Mapping Society where he served as President in 2002/2003 and is past Chairman of the FSM PAC and currently serves as director on the PAC committee. His experience includes boundary and topographic surveys, retracement surveys, mine reclamation surveys, land acquisition appraisal mapping and surveys, wetland surveys, construction “as-built” surveys, right-of-way route surveys, title and mortgage surveys and coordination with government agencies. He keeps his knowledge of the industry current by attending continuing education courses and seminars throughout the year. SWFWMD: Districtwide Surveying Services - Contract

Manager and Project Surveyor for numerous task orders related to this continuing contract.

SFWMD: Miscellaneous Surveying and Mapping contract for the Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Plan (CERP) - Contract Manager and Project Surveyor for CERP projects within Highlands, Hendry, Okeechobee and Glades Counties.

U.S. Fish & Wildlife: Statewide Surveying and Mapping

contract – Contract Manager and Project Surveyor since 2000 completing projects in the Merritt Island, Suwannee River, Hobe Sound, Florida Panther and St. Marks National Wildlife Refuges.

FDEP: Statewide Surveying and Mapping contract -

Contract Manager and/or Project Surveyor for over 100 successfully completed tasks since 1992.

USDA/NRCS: Statewide Surveying Contract - Contract

Manager and/or Project Surveyor for WRP boundary surveys since 2005.

Expert Witness - Lost Tree Village Corporation v. Board

of Trustees of the Internal Improvement Trust Fund.

EDUCATION University of Florida Bachelor of Land Surveying with honors - 1983

PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION

Licensed Surveyor & Mapper - State of Florida, No. 4092 - State of Alabama, No. 33534

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

Florida Surveying & Mapping Society American Congress on Surveying and Mapping National Society of Professional Surveyors American Society for Photogrammetry & Remote Sensing Management Association for Private Photogrammetric Surveyors

YEARS EXPERIENCE Career - 1982 With Pickett - 1985 SOFTWARE PROFICIENCY - AutoCAD Land Desktop - Zeiss Level -Least Squares -Adobe Acrobat -MS Excel -MS Word

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Lead Coordinator and Co-author of report titled “Assessment of the Use of Remote Sensing

Techniques for Locating and Mapping of Ordinary High Water Line for Lakes Kissimmee and Hatchineha”. Project was coordinated as a joint effort with the University of Florida Geomatics Department and FDEP.

Lample Herbert Consultants, Inc / Breitburn Energy Company: Raccoon Point - Contract Manager/Senior Surveyor for multiple specific purpose surveys to include data reduction and drafting of multiple topographic surveys, coordinating with the client and providing underground drilling data to create proposed drilling area permits and “as-drilled” drilling records for submittal to FDEP.

Progress Energy: Sun ‘N Lakes and Avon Park North Transmission Line Surveys – Contract Manager/Senior Surveyor to provide surveying and LiDAR mapping services of existing and proposed substations and transmission lines to assist in the development of engineering and construction plans.

SFWMD: Southern CREW Survey Services - Contract Manager/Senior Surveyor providing ground survey, aerial photography and photogrammetric mapping services associated with restoration efforts within 5.5 square miles of the Southern Corkscrew Regional Ecosystem Watershed (CREW). Ground survey completed topographic survey, hydrographic survey, construction staking, as-built survey, control survey and feature locations. The photogrammetry department provided aerial photography acquisition, topographic mapping and orthorectified imagery.

U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service: Lower Suwannee NWR – Shired Island - Contract Manager/Senior Surveyor to provide a boundary survey of approximately 1.70 miles of boundary for Tract (10Am), Lower Suwannee NWR. Work included research, establishment of boundary lines and corners, removal of brush and vegetation, placement of permanent monuments, mark and paint boundary lines and furnish originals of current survey field notes and plat(s).

USDA/NRCS: Fisheating Creek WRP Boundary Survey – Contract Manager/Senior Surveyor to provide a boundary survey of Fisheating Creek consisting of 5 separate properties totaling over 26,278 acres for the USDA’s Wetland Reserve Program. Survey services included initial field visits and research, and field reconnaissance to begin easement preparation and boundary surveys of the property. On-site RTK calibration was performed and existing corners were located horizontally and vertically and tied into existing section monumentation.

USDA/NRCS: Alico WRP Boundary Survey – Contract Manager/Senior Surveyor to complete a boundary survey of Alico for the USDA’s Wetland Reserve Program. The property is approximately 23.18 miles of boundary encompassing 11,294 acres located in Hendry County. Research of the property was performed, field recon was conducted, and site visits were made with adjoining landowners for access permission. Following initial field visits and research, easement and boundary surveys of the property were reformed and completed ahead of schedule.

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GREGORY A. PRATHER, PSM Vice President, Director of Surveying

Mr. Prather is a Vice President and the Director of Surveying responsible for the daily operations of the Surveying Department. He has been involved in surveying and mapping since 1980 and is experienced in boundary and topographic surveys, wetland surveys, land reclamation surveys, ALTA/ACSM title surveys, right-of-way surveys, route surveys, construction “as-built” surveys and hydrographic surveys. He is experienced in, and supervises construction staking, geodetic control surveys, DTM creation, volume computation, and conventional data collection using Trimble total stations with data collectors. He is in charge of GPS surveys and has field and office experience with Trimble GPS software, receivers and data collectors and has extensive experience in Ordinary High Water Line Determination. SWFWMD: Lake Hancock Lake Level Modification

Project - Survey Project Manager of boundary surveys for multiple large acquisition parcels involved Title Policy review and application, Ordinary High Water Line (OHWL) determination inclusive of topographic data acquisition and legal description preparation.

City of Winter Haven: Northern Reuse Service Area Reclaimed Main Extension - Survey Project Manager to perform horizontal and vertical control; supplemental mapping in obscured areas; pipe size and invert elevations; property corners, right of way monumentation and section corners to establish right of way along the route; and As-Built Survey indicating the horizontal and vertical location of the line and associated valves or bends.

Hillsborough County: Providence Road Water Line - Survey Project Manager to recover and establish horizontal and vertical control, right-of-ways and property corners, and provide topographic and as-built surveys for a 2,700’ corridor.

FDEP: Hardee & DeSoto County Horizontal Control Densification - Project Manager for GPS densification of the NAD 1983/1999 geodetic framework throughout Hardee and DeSoto Counties to allow private surveyors to determine precise State Plane Coordinates (SPC) of the original cadastral survey corners within the counties.

EDUCATION Maynard A. Travis Technical Center Surveying Technology I & II International Correspondence School Surveying & Mapping Degree


Licensed Surveyor & Mapper - State of Florida, No. 5135


Florida Surveying & Mapping Society - Distrct 4 Director – 1993-1995 Ridge Chapter of the FSMS - Vice President –1991-1992 - President – 1992-1993

YEARS EXPERIENCE Career - 1980 With Pickett - 1984 SOFTWARE PROFICIENCY - Autocad Civil 3D - Trimble Business Center - Terramodel 10.50 - Zeiss LEVEL - Corpsmet - Corpscon - Hypack Single Beam Collect/Edit - Hypack Multibeam Hysweep Collect/Edit

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SFWMD: Deer Fence Canal - Survey Project Manager for a boundary survey of eleven miles

of Deer Fence Canal right of way in Hendry County. Recorded in the public records of Hendry County.

Mosaic: Hydrographic Surveys of Multiple Gyp Stacks – Survey Project Manager to conduct hydrographic surveys of the ponds located atop eight gypsum stacks on a quarterly basis. These surveys are coordinated with Pickett’s photogrammetry department in order to coordinate the survey as close as possible to the aerial photography acquisition used for photogrammetric mapping. The completed hydrographic survey and photogrammetric mapping of the surrounding gypsum stack are merged to create a comprehensive map of the entire stack. A water volume calculation is also completed for each of the ponds.

City of Lakeland Department of Water Utilities: DRI Williams - Survey Project Manager to

provide a topographic survey, and locations of all above ground objects, within a water and wastewater pipeline route located between state road 33 and I-4 in Polk County.

Kimley-Horn: City of Wauchula Parking Lots, Towncenter and Depot - Survey Project

Manager to provide a boundary and topographic survey for City owned parking areas, and the Depot site bounded by US17N, US17S, Main St and Palmetto St in Wauchula. Also managed temporary lane closures along Main St and Palmetto St to provide pipe measurements and invert data of the manholes.

Polk County Utilities: PS 35 Topographic Survey - Survey Project Manager to provide

topographic mapping, right-of-way determination, feature locations, soil boring staking, and inverts of sanitary sewer lines & lift stations to assist in the design of sewer line improvements along 7,500’ of SR 37 in the City of Lakeland.

URS: Lakeland Linder Taxiway Improvements - Survey Project Manager to provide

topographic survey, taxiway cross sections, and specific purpose survey of feature locations and underground utilities for the Lakeland Linder Regional Airport.

Odyssey DP II, LLC: Paradise Shoppes - Survey Project Manager for a boundary survey to ALTA/ACSM Land Title Survey specifications inclusive of all on-site improvements. Additional items of ALTA/ACSM Table A were applied including: zoning classifications, specified vertical elements, parking capacity, flood zone classifications, wetland location.

SWFWMD: School Board of Hillsborough County Property - Survey Project Manager for a

boundary survey of a proposed pipeline easement totaling 21,986 square feet. Locations and descriptions of trees and existing improvements, such as fencelines, utilities, etc., were also surveyed and displayed in the mapping.

SWFWMD: Peace Creek - Survey Project Manager to provide horizontal and vertical control surveys, boundary surveys, and topographic surveys of 15 parcels on the creek. This work was performed to support fee and easement acquisition by the SWFWMD of lands for maintenance purposes.

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ERIC M. PRESNELL, PSM Project Surveyor

Mr. Presnell has been involved in the surveying and mapping field since 1990. His experience includes boundary surveys, topographic surveys, quantity surveys, ALTA Land Title boundary surveys, wetland surveys, multi-jurisdiction plat preparation, airborne GPS control data processing, photogrammetric mapping QA/QC, construction staking, mine reclamation, control surveys, large tract governmental acquisitions, plat review services for various State, County and City entities. URS Corporation: Cypress Youth Sports Complex -

Project Surveyor in charge of the field survey which provided control and tied in an existing boundary survey; collected supplemental topography and above ground features; located utilities; layout boring locations; acquired black and white aerial photography; and provided photogrammetric mapping and orthorectified imagery with a 0.5’ pixel resolution. The boundary, topography, planimetrics, utilities and outline of historical mining data were combined into a comprehensive digital file and delivered in ACAD and tiff/tfw format for the City of Lakeland Parks & Recreation Department consultant’s project coordinator.

SWFWMD: Lake Hancock Lake Level Modification Project - Project Surveyor in charge of boundary surveys for multiple large acquisition parcels involved Title Policy review and application, Ordinary High Water Line (OHWL) determination inclusive of topographic data acquisition and legal description preparation.

Survey Review Services - Project Surveyor for multiple

plat reviews for the City of Winter Haven and Hillsborough County. Technical peer reviewer for FDEP and USDA/NRCS surveys.

SFWMD: L-2 Canal - Project Surveyor to provide

boundary survey of nine miles of L-2 Canal right of way in Hendry County inclusive of current photo overlay of requested parcel. Recorded in the public records of Hendry County.

EDUCATION University of Florida Bachelor of Science, Surveying & Mapping


Professional Licensed Surveyor & Mapper - State of Florida, No. 5568


Florida Surveying & Mapping Society Ridge Chapter of the FSMS - President - 1999-2000 - Secretary - 1997-1999

YEARS EXPERIENCE Career - 1990 With Pickett - 1991 SOFTWARE PROFICIENCY - Autocad Civil 3D - Flykin Suite Airborne GPS Processing

- Trimble Geomatics Office - Terramodel 10.50

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Johnson Brothers: Alexander St. Survey (FDOT Dist.7) - Project Surveyor in charge of construction staking, as-built & miscellaneous survey services to convert and rebuild existing 2 lane rural to 4 lane divided for 1.16 miles of Alexander St. and 0.73 miles of new on-ramp, drainage features, relocation of existing utilities, water mains and sewer line located in Plant City, Hillsborough County.

SFWMD: Picayune Strand – Project Surveyor to provide ground control in support of

photogrammetric mapping and an area calculation of the visible limits of clearing for a road removal project in support of the District’s CERP Acceler8 program.

SFWMD: STA Vegetation & Stormwater Treatment Areas – Project Surveyor tasked with generating coordinates from airborne GPS in support of creating orthorectified imagery to characterize the vegetative communities within multiple Stormwater Treatment Areas (STA).

Polk County Utilities: Imperial Lakes LS20 Force Main Easement - Project Surveyor in

charge to locate ±5,000’ of existing force main, locate the existing easement and property boundaries and prepare description sketches for easements required for construction.

SWFWMD: Carter’s Parcel – As Project Surveyor, prepared boundary survey and legal description for proposed well site and access parcel.

City of Lakeland Utilities: Sanitary Inventory - Project Surveyor in charge of data reduction,

network adjustments and compilation of data files for City of Lakeland’s sanitary inventory projects.

Polk County Utilities: PS 35 Topographic Survey - Project Surveyor to provide topographic mapping, right-of-way determination, feature locations, soil boring staking, and inverts of sanitary sewer lines & lift stations to assist in the design of sewer line improvements along 7,500’ of State Road 37 in the City of Lakeland.

Odyssey DP II, LLC: Granada Plaza - Project Surveyor in charge of the field survey and

office work needed to prepare a certified boundary survey of the subject property including location of all visible improvements on the property to comply with the requirements for ALTA/ACSM Land Title Surveys for this site in Dunedin.

URS Corporation: Marcum Road Widening - Project Surveyor in tasked with property or right-of-way acquisition surveys, boundary surveys, topographic surveys, easement surveys and descriptions, geodetic surveys and environmental surveys for this widening project that took 2.5 miles of Marcum Road from two to four lanes in Polk County.

URS Corporation: North Ridge Parkway - Project Surveyor in charge of aerial target control,

section control, 2.3 miles of cross sections at 100' intervals, DTM of 300' corridor, retention pond site/mitigation surveys, design survey, wetlands location and acquisition staking for the planned roadway in Polk County.

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SHERRY A. GRYMKO, MS, PSM Project Surveyor

Mrs. Grymko has been involved in the surveying and mapping field since 2002. She graduated from Penn State University with a Bachelor’s in Surveying, and the University of Florida with a Master of Science in Geomatics. Her experience includes hydrographic surveys, boundary surveys, topographic surveys, ALTA/ACSM title surveys, "as-built" surveys, photogrammetric geodetic ground control, volume computations and GIS mapping. SFWMD: Lake Trafford Survey - Project Surveyor in

charge of providing a hydrographic survey, including muck samples, to aid in a dredging project to remove the muck layers from the bottom of Lake Trafford. The survey consisted of re-establishing 4 profile lines within the lake. Lake bottom elevations were collected using a survey grade echo sounder. Along the profiles 79 samples were acquired by pushing clear plastic tubing through the muck layers into the sandy soft bottom. These samples were vacuum sealed to allow for accurate measurements of the thickness of various layers.

CH2MHill, Inc.: Golden Gate #3 - Project Surveyor to establish control for independent verification of contractor control points and verified elevations of the entrance slab, exit apron, kick plates, and 3 bolts per bay.

SWFWMD: Upper Peace Creek - Project Surveyor for the topographic survey of transect data at various specified locations (such as shoals and bridges) along the Peace River.

Parsons Water & Infrastructure: Lake Hancock – Project Surveyor to set monuments for horizontal and vertical control, collected cross-section data, topographic survey of various locations, hydrographic survey, located horizontal and vertical elements of piezometers, and created Legal and description sketches for proposed easements.

Polk County Facilities Management Division: Topographic Surveys of Various Ball Parks – Project Surveyor for the control survey required for photogrammetric mapping, set benchmarks and located utilities for Highland City Park, Fort Meade Park and Carter Road Park.

EDUCATION University of Florida Master of Science, Geomatics Penn State University Bachelor of Science, Surveying


Professional Licensed Surveyor & Mapper - State of Florida, No. 6648


Florida Surveying & Mapping Society Ridge Chapter of the FSMS - Vice President - 2008 - 2009 - President - 2009 - 2010 - President - 2013 - 2014 GPS Users Group

YEARS EXPERIENCE Career - 2002 With Pickett - 2002 SOFTWARE PROFICIENCY - Hypack Single Beam Collect/Edit - Hypack Multibeam Hysweep Collect/Edit - AutoCAD Land Desktop - AutoCAD Civil 3D - Microstation - Trimble Geomatics Office - ESRI ArcGIS - Terramodel - Trimble Business Center - GPS Pathfinder Office - ZEISS LEVEL - Corpsmet - Microsoft Survey StarNet - UltraEdit

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City of Lakeland Dept. of Water Utilities: English Oaks Booster Pump Site - Project

Surveyor to provide a boundary and topographic survey, and locations of all visible or recorded rights-of-way, setbacks, easements, streets, encroachments, improvements, and other man-made objects along with a legal description of the English Oaks Booster Pump Site for acquisition purposes.

SFWMD: Arbuckle Creek Dike Survey – Project Surveyor in charge of providing a topographic survey of Arbuckle Creek to assist in the determination of suitable sites for water storage. The topographic survey included a centerline profile at 50-foot intervals of the dike and location of all significant grade changes, cross-sections of the dike depicting all grade changes and features, and location of all culverts or water control structures along the dike. Site benchmarks were established using differential leveling methods.

CH2MHill, Inc.: Golden Gate #3 - Project Surveyor to establish control for independent verification of contractor control points and verified elevations of the entrance slab, exit apron, kick plates, and 3 bolts per bay.

Mosaic Fertilizer, LLC: F-1 Clay Settling Pond Hydro - Project Surveyor to establish RTK

GPS control for the purposes of obtaining water elevations to control hydrographic survey depths. Provided a hydrographic survey of the 260 acre F-1 settling pond in Manatee County utilizing the Hydrotrac echo sounder with HYPACK software. Volume computations and monthly hydrographic surveys were completed for the course of this dredging project.

City of Winter Haven: Northern Reuse Service Area Reclaimed Main Extension – Project

Surveyor providing horizontal and vertical control; supplemental mapping in obscured areas; pipe size and invert elevations; property corners, right of way monumentation and section corners to establish right of way along the route; and As-Built Survey indicating the horizontal and vertical location of the line and associated valves or bends.

Mosaic: Hydrographic Surveys of Multiple Gyp Stacks – Project Surveyor to conduct hydrographic surveys of the ponds located atop eight gypsum stacks on a quarterly basis. These surveys are coordinated with Pickett’s photogrammetry department in order to coordinate the survey as close as possible to the aerial photography acquisition used for photogrammetric mapping. The completed hydrographic survey and photogrammetric mapping of the surrounding gypsum stack are merged to create a comprehensive map of the entire stack. A water volume calculation is also completed for each of the ponds.

SFWMD: STA 3-4 Vertical Control – Project Surveyor in charge of providing a vertical control survey to verify elevations of 58 benchmarks and control structures within Storm Water Treatment Area 3-4 due to possible vertical inconsistencies. Seventy-five miles of levels were run to verify the elevations of existing published benchmarks, as well as elevations at measuring points for all water stage recorders and staff gauges. Inverts for all water control structures were collected. A vertical control survey was performed to achieve Second-Order Class II closure specifications.

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T. JEFFREY YOUNG, PSM, CP Vice President, Director of Photogrammetry

Mr. Young is a Vice President, and the Director of Photogrammetry responsible for the daily operations of the Photogrammetry Department. His duties include scheduling personnel and equipment, monitoring cost and schedule controls, planning and submitting cost proposals and providing continuous QA/QC on all projects. He has been involved in the photogrammetry field since 1983 and is highly experienced in all aspects of stereo compilation to include aerotriangulation, digital elevation and digital terrain modeling, planimetric and topographic mapping, LiDAR, wetland ecology, orthophoto generation, and volume calculations. At the onset of his career, Mr. Young received extensive photogrammetric training at BKS Surveys, Ltd. in Northern Ireland as well as their U.S. office in Washington, D.C. Mr. Young became a licensed Florida PSM in 1995 and a nationally recognized Certified Photogrammetrist in 1997. Hillsborough County Real Estate Department: SR 640

Topo Mapping – Photogrammetry Project Manager to acquire aerial photography, and provide photogrammetric mapping and orthoimagery to support the PD&E phase on 10 miles of Lithia Pinecrest Rd.

Pinellas County Utilities: North County Reclaimed Water

Distribution - Photogrammetry Project Manager to provide planimetric mapping at a scale of 1”=30’, a digital terrain model, and 0.5’ resolution orthorectified imagery for a 25 mile route.

Coastal Tech Corp: Charlotte County Coastline Rectified Imagery - Photogrammetry Project Manager to acquire new color aerial photography for approximately 12 miles of the Charlotte County Coastline for a beach restoration study. A CORS base station was used during flight in conjunction with ABGPS collection to assist in the aerotriangulation (AT) of the photography. Rectified images were created with a 0.5’ ground pixel resolution, a display scale suitable for 1”=100’ and referenced to FDEP control monuments.

City of Cape Coral: Utility Extension Project - Photogrammetry Project Manager for 1”=40’ scale planimetric mapping and orthorectified imagery with a 0.25’ ground pixel of approximately 2,600 acres in Lee County.

EDUCATION Coleraine Technical College, Northern Ireland Land Survey & Photogrammetry


Professional Licensed Surveyor & Mapper - State of Florida, No. 5440 - State of South Carolina, No. 23382 - State of Virginia, No. 000050 ASPRS Certified Photogrammetrist, No. 1010


American Society for Photogrammetry & Remote Sensing - FL National Director – 2009 - Present Florida Surveying & Mapping Society - District 4 Director - 2013

YEARS EXPERIENCE Career - 1983 With Pickett - 1995 SOFTWARE PROFICIENCY - AutoCAD Land Desktop - AutoCAD Civil 3D - AutoCAD Raster Design - ESRI ArcGIS - Terramodel - Autometric Softplotter 4.0 - Cardinal Systems VR1/VR2 - Inpho Orthovista

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Mosaic: Monthly/Quarterly Mapping Projects – Photogrammetry Project Manager to

coordinate with the client for scheduling aerial photography acquisition with their material accounting procedures and manages monthly production of topographic mapping and volume calculations of stockpiles. Coordinates aerial photography acquisition in time with hydrographic surveys and manages quarterly mapping of gypsum stacks. All mapping had previously been done by traditional photogrammetric mapping procedures for years, and has recently transitioned to LiDAR acquisition, processing and classification to produce the required topographic mapping.

City of Lakeland Public Works Dept: Lake Gibson SW Drainage Basin Mapping - Photogrammetry Project Manager to acquire aerial photography, provide planimetric and topographic mapping at 1”=200’ with a 1’ contour interval, and orthorectified imagery at a 1’ pixel resolution in support of stormwater system improvements in the 240 acre basin.

City of Winter Haven: Northern Reuse Service Area Reclaimed Main Extension -

Photogrammetry Project Manager to provide planimetric mapping of all visible features at a scale of 1”=50’; topographic mapping to a 1’ contour interval; and production of orthorectified imagery with a 0.5’ ground pixel.

URS Corporation: CR 540A Corridor Study – Photogrammetry Project Manager to acquire

aerial photography and produce planimetric and topographic mapping of a 3.3 mile corridor, 1,600’ wide, at a scale of 1”=20’ with a 1’ contour interval. Orthorectified, mosaicked imagery was created with a 0.5’ ground pixel resolution.

Duke Energy: Sun ‘N Lakes and Avon Park North Transmission Line Surveys -

Photogrammetry Project Manager for simultaneous acquisition of LiDAR data and digital imagery of approximately 8.5 miles of a transmission line corridor to assist in the development of engineering and construction plans of Progress Energy’s existing and proposed substations and transmission lines. Certain feature coded point data was extracted from the processed and classified LiDAR data and merged into a CAD Plan view drawing file and PLSCAD file. Orthorectified imagery was also created at a .2’ ground pixel resolution was also delivered in tif format.

URS Corporation: FDC Grove Rd and Holly Hill Rd. Alignment - Photogrammetry Project

Manager for planimetric and topographic mapping at 1”=40’ scale with a 1’ contour interval extending a minimum of 400’ from either side of the 14 mile route centerline for the FDC Grove Road and Holly Hill Road alignment study in Davenport, FL.

Nustar Enterprises, Inc.: Force Main Route Survey - Photogrammetry Project Manager to provide aerial photography, production of topographic mapping to a 1’ contour interval, planimetric mapping at a scale of 1”=20’ and orthorectified imagery with a 0.5’ ground pixel resolution in Bartow, Polk County.

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DAVID W. WHITE Photogrammetry Production Manager/Photogrammetrist Mr. White serves as the photogrammetry production manager and is responsible for supervising production and resolving problem situations. These duties include monitoring the work environment for quality and productivity, data management, aerial triangulations, conducting QA/QC during compilation and on deliverables, reporting project or production issues to the department director and operating in full production mode when required. Mr. White has extensive experience with the Autometric Softcopy Photogrammetric Workstation and DAT/EM Summit Workstation, and LiDAR and digital image processing from various sensors. Polk County Utilities: PS 35 Topographic Survey –

Production manager/photogrammetrist of topographic mapping on both sides of SR37 from the North edge of the CR 540A intersection with SR 37 to Shepherd Road, and on the East side of only of SR 37 from Shepherd Road to the South edge of the Carter Road/SR 37 intersection to assist in the design of sewer line improvements for the City of Lakeland.

Parsons Brinkerhoff Quade & Douglas Inc.: Ernie Caldwell Blvd. - Production manager/photogrammetrist to produce digital orthorectified imagery for a 1”=100’ and 1”=200’ display and 0.5’ ground pixel.

Integrated Science and Engineering, Inc.: Peachtree City

Digital Orthoimagery & Mapping - Production manager/photogrammetrist for production of orthoimagery, and topographic and planimetric mapping encompassing a total of approximately 44 square miles of Peachtree City, GA and surrounding areas for the City’s Stormwater Engineering Department.

URS Corporation: Helena Road - Production manager for

planimetric and topographic mapping at 1”=20’ scale with a 1’ contour interval and orthorectified imagery for Polk County’s Helena Road Design Project in Cypress Gardens.

SFWMD: Fish Slough – Production manager/

photogrammetrist for contour generation, scanning and creation of orthoimagery of a 52 square mile site in Okeechobee County.

EDUCATION University of Wisconsin Bachelor of Science, Cartography


American Society for Photogrammetry & Remote Sensing

YEARS EXPERIENCE Career - 1992 With Pickett - 1997 SOFTWARE PROFICIENCY - Aerosys v7.4 - AutoCAD Civil 3D - AutoCAD Land Desktop - AutoCAD Raster Design - Autometric Softplotter 4.0 - DAT/EM Summit - Global Mapper - Inpho Match-AT - Inpho Orthovista - KORK - MARS - Microstation - Terramodel - Photoshop

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SFWMD: Kissimmee River Topo Survey – LiDAR data was collected over 105 flight lines, including 3 flight lines for QC purposes. The resulting data, along with supplemental breaklines, was processed to a ‘bare earth’ digital terrain model to create topographic mapping with a 1’ contour interval. Pickett crews provided base stations during LiDAR collection and surveyed 528 ground control/check points within varying types of ground cover to test against the LiDAR accuracy.

Photo Science: Agricultural Area Orthorectified Imagery - Production manager/

photogrammetrist to produce orthorectified imagery of an ‘Agricultural Area’ consisting of 709 square miles within Hillsborough, Manatee and Sarasota Counties associated with SWFWMD’s Geospatial Data Collection and Analysis Services program.

Woolpert: Ellisville to Windermere Corridor - Production manager/photogrammetrist to provide planimetric mapping at a scale of 1”=50’, and production of orthoimagery delivered with a 0.5’ ground pixel in tif/tfw format for approximately 175 miles of road corridor, 300 feet wide centered on road centerline, beginning in Ellisville in and terminating in Windermere in Orange County.

Magnolia River: Glynn County Orthoimagery – Production manager/photogrammetrist who produced orthorectified imagery of Glynn County, GA consisting of 541 square miles. Upon receipt of digital imagery collected with the Vexcel UltraCam D and a LiDAR derived DEM, and other required information (ie control data, camera specifications) an aerotriangulation was performed and orthorectified imagery was created and QA/QC’d before delivery of the 5,000’x 5,000’ tiles.

Lample Herbert Consultants, Inc / Breitburn Energy Company: Raccoon Point and Bear Island - Production manager/photogrammetrist to scan aerial photography and create digital images for Softcopy AT utilizing airborne GPS points and an assumed elevation, and production of orthorectified imagery of 5 sites on Raccoon Point and 2 sites on Bear Island.

SWFWMD: Colt Creek State Park - Production manager/photogrammetrist for production of

orthorectified digital imagery to be used as a base map for the survey and to aid in identifying interior improvements for the 5,067 acre Overstreet property acquisition in Polk County.

Progress Energy: Sun ‘N Lakes and Avon Park North Transmission Line Surveys -

Production manager/photogrammetrist who created orthorectified imagery with a 0.2’ ground pixel resolution from digital imagery acquired from our CS 10,000 digital camera and utilizing a DEM acquired from our Orion M-300 LiDAR sensor for 8.5 miles of a transmission line corridor.

FDEP Bureau of Surveying & Mapping: Bombing Range Ridge Acquisition Area -

Production manager/photogrammetrist who created orthorectified imagery of the 37 square mile area with a 1’ ground pixel resolution to be used as a GIS base map for the survey to illustrate the acquisition relative to the remaining ownerships.

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DOUGLAS A. TIMOTHY, PSM, CP LiDAR Analyst

Mr. Timothy has been involved in the photogrammetry field since 1997. He has experience in softcopy photogrammetry (Socet Set, Autometric Softplotter and VROne/Two), Zeiss P3, and Wild B8 Systems. He is experienced in all facets of the mapping process from scanning and processing digital imagery, to aerotriangulations, topographic and planimetric mapping, and creating orthorectified mosaics. He has since trained on the collection, processing and classification processes of LiDAR data and has successfully transitioned from traditional mapping to LiDAR analyst. National Geospatial Agency: ICM (Image City Map) -

Used ortho-rectified satellite images to map roads, schools, churches, hospitals, vertical obstructions and other items of interest to the National Geospatial Agency (NGA) in cities around the world. Metadata (names, usage, national and local landmarks, etc …) for each feature mapped was produced and verified with internet research, local maps and other classified sources.

National Geospatial Agency: PowerScape - In this project I compiled all power lines, powerpoles, substations and power plants in various countries around the world for NGA. Metadata (type of pole, height of pole and lines, etc …) for these features were also produced.

National Geospatial Agency: CityScape - Mapped the tallest buildings and enough other skyscrapers to give an accurate portrayal of the city's skyline for NGA. Metadata (height of buildings, usage, names, etc …) was produced for each feature mapped.

National Geospatial Agency: HRTe – Used satellite images to edit DEMs in countries around the world for the purpose of producing coordinates for bombs for the NGA.

Mosaic: Stockpile inventory Mapping – Processed and

classified LiDAR data to provide topographic mapping of stockpiles at eleven sites, including one in Louisiana, on a monthly basis. Volume calculations are also performed on these stockpiles from the previous month’s mapping for inventory purposes.

EDUCATION

East Central University, Ada, Oklahoma Bachelor of Science, Cartography

East Central University, Ada, Oklahoma Bachelor of Science,Mathematics


Professional Licensed Surveyor & Mapper - State of Florida, No. 6855 - State of Virginia, No. 000188

ASPRS Certified Photogrammetrist, No. 1502


American Society for Photogrammetry & Remote Sensing

YEARS EXPERIENCE

Career - 1997 With Pickett – 2002 - 2009, 2013

SOFTWARE PROFICIENCY

- AutoCAD Civil, Land, Raster - ESRI ArcGIS - Corpscon - Terramodel - MARS by Merrick - Autometric Softplotter 4.0 - Aerosys v7.4 - Inpho Orthovista - Photoshop - LMS - PosPac - Socet Set - GDAT - Gait - Erdas Imagine - Vr Mapping Software

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S2L, Inc: Osceola Road Landfill Aerial Mapping 2013 - Acquisition of new color aerial photography and production of a 1”=200’ Topographic Map with a two foot contour interval and orthorectified imagery for approximately 515 acres, located in Seminole County.

Advanced Disposal: Bridgeway Acres Landfill Mid-year 2013 - Acquisition of new color aerial digital imagery and LiDAR data for production of topographic mapping with a 1’ contour interval at a map scale of 1”=100’. An orthorectified image was created with a 0.5’ ground pixel resolution for this solid waste facility located in Pinellas County, FL.

Mosaic: LP2 Mapping - Acquisition of new color aerial digital imagery and LiDAR data for production of 1”=100’ scale planimetric and topographic mapping with a 2’ contour interval. An orthorectified image of the subject site with a 0.5’ ground pixel was also created.

URS: North Wabash Extension - Acquisition of new color aerial digital imagery and LiDAR data extending 500’ in all directions from the intersection center and 1000’ wide centered on the corridor. Processed and classified LiDAR data to provide topographic mapping with a 1’ contour interval.

Mosaic: Clay Settling Area F-9 - Acquired new aerial digital imagery and Lidar data to produce 1”=100’ scale planimetric and topographic mapping with a 2’ contour interval for an area approximately 1050 acres inclusive of a 500’ buffer. An orthorectified image of the subject site with a 0.5’ ground pixel resolution was created.

Nobles Consulting Group, Inc: BASF Aerial Mapping - Acquired aerial digital imagery and LiDAR data suitable for production of planimetric and topographic mapping at a 1”=50’ map scale with a 1’ contour interval and creation of an orthorectified image with a 0.5’ ground pixel resolution for approximately 240 acres near Attapulgus, GA.

Duke Energy: CF Industries Transmission Line Survey – Acquisition of LiDAR data and production of a topographic survey of the transmission corridor to include CR62 R/W and 50’ north and south of the road R/W, 100’ corridor centered on the east R/W line of CR663, and 100' wide corridor along an "Alternate Route" as shown on a client provided sketch. LiDAR data was also classified so that existing structure locations and wire attachment heights were provided for FV-124 and FV-169.

Kitson & Partners Communities: Babcock Ranch Imagery – Acquired color aerial imagery and produced geo-referenced imagery with a 1’ ground pixel resolution.

Mosaic: Hardee LC(2) SFM-11 - Acquired new aerial imagery and Lidar data, produced 1”=100’ scale planimetric and topographic mapping with a 2’ contour interval and created an orthorectified image with a 0.5’ ground pixel. The site is approximately 273 acres of mining pre-tailings.

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BRIAN K. FISCHER Photogrammetrist

Mr. Fischer has been involved in the field of photogrammetry since 1988. He began his career working on DMA (Defense Mapping Agency) nautical and topographic maps. He has trained and is competent on a wide range of photogrammetric instruments. Mr. Fischer has specialized in aerial triangulation and has performed numerous photo blocks ranging in size from 5 to over 1500 photos. Currently he is applying his knowledge of analytical A/T to the softcopy environment. City of Winter Haven: Northern Reuse Service Area

Reclaimed Main Extension – Photogrammetrist completing planimetric mapping of all visible features at a scale of 1”=50’; topographic mapping to a 1’ contour interval; and production of orthorectified imagery with a 0.5’ ground pixel.

Pinellas County Utilities: North County Reclaimed Water

Distribution - Photogrammetrist for planimetric mapping at a scale of 1”=30’, a digital terrain model, and 0.5’ resolution orthorectified imagery for a 25 mile route.

URS Corporation: Helena Road Design –

Photogrammetrist for planimetric and topographic mapping at 1”=20’ scale with a 1’ contour interval for the 1.5 mile route extending 500 feet on both sides of the centerline. Orthorectified imagery was created with a 0.5’ ground pixel resolution.

City of Lakeland Public Works Department: Lake Gibson

Southwest Drainage Basin Mapping - Photogrammetrist to provide planimetric and topographic mapping at a scale of 1”=200’ with a 1’ contour interval, and created orthorectified imagery at a 1’ ground pixel resolution in support of planning for stormwater system improvements in the 240 acre basin.

King Engineering: North County Reclaimed Water Distribution - Photogrammetrist performing planimetric mapping at a scale of 1”=30’, a digital terrain model, and 0.5’ resolution orthorectified imagery for a 25 mile route in Pinellas County.

EDUCATION University of Wisconsin-Madison Bachelor of Science in Fine Art

YEARS EXPERIENCE Career - 1988 With Pickett - 2000 SOFTWARE PROFICIENCY - AutoCAD Land Desktop - AutoCAD Civil 3D - AutoCAD Raster Design - ESRI ArcGIS - Terramodel - Autometric Softplotter 4.0 - Cardinal Systems VR1/VR2 - Inpho Orthovista

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Hillsborough Survey & Mapping / GIS Section: SR 640 (Lithia Pinecrest) Topo Mapping - Photogrammetrist to provide topographic and planimetric mapping of 3.4 miles of the corridor 1,200’ wide centered on the right of way and 500’ beyond either end of the project boundary. Orthorectified imagery was created with a 0.25’ ground pixel to support the PD&E phase of Lithia Pinecrest Rd.

King Engineering: City of Largo, Ben Turnage - Photogrammetrist completing 1”=20’ scale

planimetric mapping and orthoimagery at a 0.5’ pixel resolution for a proposed 9,200’ pipeline route along the Dunedin Causeway for the Lake Ave. wastewater force main and pump station project in Pinellas County.

Nustar Enterprises, Inc.: Force Main Route Survey - Photogrammetrist to complete production of topographic mapping to a 1’ contour interval, planimetric mapping at a scale of 1”=20’ and created orthorectified imagery with a 0.5’ ground pixel resolution in Bartow, Polk County.

SFWMD: Southern CREW (Bonita Ranch) - Photogrammetrist for production of 1”=50’ scale topographic mapping with a 1’ contour interval and an orthorectified image with a 0.25’ ground pixel resolution. This project was completed to assist with restoration efforts within 5.5 square miles of the Southern Corkscrew Regional Ecosystem Watershed.

URS Corporation: CR 540A Corridor Study – Photogrammetrist for production of planimetric and topographic mapping of a 3.3 mile corridor, 1,600’ wide, at a scale of 1”=20’ with a 1’ contour interval. Orthorectified, mosaicked imagery was created with a 0.5’ ground pixel resolution.

King Engineering: Lake Avenue FM Replacement – Photogrammetrist to complete planimetric mapping at a scale of 1”=20’ and created an orthorectified image with a 0.5’ ground pixel resolution for a 13,900’ proposed pipeline route.

King Engineering: Dunedin Causeway Pipeline Route - Photogrammetrist in charge of planimetric mapping at 1”=20’, DTM mapping and production of orthorectified imagery with a 0.25’ ground pixel of the Pinellas County corridor.

Mosaic: Stockpile inventory Mapping – Photogrammetrist to provide topographic mapping of stockpiles at eleven sites, including one in Louisiana, on a monthly basis. Volume calculations are also performed on these stockpiles from the previous month’s mapping for inventory purposes.

Mosaic: Streamsong Resort – Photogrammetrist to complete scanning, aerial triangulation and production of planimetric and topographic mapping to a 1’ contour interval. Creation of an orthorectified image with a 0.5’ ground pixel resolution of a reclaimed phosphate mine site reengineered as a resort with a nature preserve and golf course.

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B.3. – Principal Point of Contact Greg Prather, PSM, will be the Project Manager and main point of contact for all of Sumter County’s projects, and for photogrammetry/LiDAR projects, Mr. Prather will work in tandem with T. Jeffrey Young, PSM, CP. Mr. Prather manages the daily operations of the Surveying Department and the Company Safety Program. His responsibilities include safety, scheduling personnel and equipment, maintaining project schedules, budgets, billing and client relations. He has been involved in surveying and mapping since 1980 and began his career with Pickett in 1983 as a survey crew member. He continued his survey education in the field and by completing correspondence courses at night and was awarded an ICS Diploma in Surveying Technology in 1991. In 1992, he became a registered Florida Registered Surveyor and a company partner in 2003. He is an active member of the Florida Surveying and Mapping Society and the Florida Builders Association. Greg is a hands-on leader and still spends considerable time in the field assessing field conditions, planning, and estimating projects. He is experienced in, and supervises construction staking, geodetic control surveys, DTM creation, volume computation, retracement surveys and Ordinary High Water Line Determination. He has been involved with GPS positioning since 1987 and has extensive field and office experience with Trimble GPS software, receivers and data collectors.

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B.4. – Org Chart

John M. Clyatt, PSM

President

Prime Consultant

Pickett & Associates, Inc.

Location - Bartow, FL

Doug Timothy, PSM, CP

LiDAR Analyst

T. Jeffrey “Jeff” Young, PSM, CP

Vice President, Director of Photogrammetry

Ravi Patel

Mapping Editor

Andrew Klaber

Photogrammetrist

Brian Fischer

Photogrammetrist

David White

Production Manager, Photogrammetrist

US Imaging Flight Department

Five (5) 2-man Field Crews

Gregory “Greg” A. Prather, PSM

Vice President, Director of Surveying

Greg Anderson

CADD Technician

Bart Comeaux, PSM

Project Surveyor

Sherry Grymko, PSM

Project Surveyor

Eric M. Presnell, PSM

Project Surveyor

= Dedicated Personnel

CLIENT

Sumter County

C - Mapping and Surveying Services C1 - Overview of Services C2 - Project Approach C3 - Teamwork Approach

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C.1 – Overview of Services By embracing technology and tempering it with seasoned professionals, Pickett has the ability to offer turnkey surveying and mapping services on land, air and water. We are constantly pursuing and investing in the future of surveying and mapping for the most practical of reasons, service to our clients. Pickett holds many continuing services contracts with Federal, State and local agencies, and are consistently tasked to perform the bulk of our surveying and mapping services under these contracts. Land Surveying Pickett’s Survey Department thrives on difficult and demanding projects and we have the tools and experience to get the job done. All survey crews are OSHA, MSHA, TWIC, MOT and first-aid certified, and led by a crew chief trained in the latest field techniques and equipment such as Real Time Kinematic GPS, eGPS, Robotic Total Stations, Electronic Data Collectors and Digital Levels. Our survey department employs six Professional Surveyors & Mappers supported by a strong technical and office staff expert in a large variety of software, hardware and equipment. Our surveyors have a long and proud tradition to uphold and offer over 150 years of collective experience. Safety is also a top priority at Pickett and we have recently logged over 174,333 hours without a lost time incident. We have exceptional experience in Boundary Surveys, PLSS Retracement Surveys, ALTA/ACSM Surveys, Topographic Surveys, Corridor Surveys, As-Built Surveys, GPS Control Surveys, Quantity/Volume Surveys, Construction Staking, Laser Scanning, Legal Descriptions, OHWL Surveys, and Expert Witness Testimony. Hydrographic Surveying Hydrographic surveying is another professional survey service provided by Pickett for our clients’ benefit. We utilize a survey grade Odom Hydrotrac Echo Sounder and an R2Sonic Multibeam Echo Sounder and HYPACK and HYSWEEP hydrographic survey software. Our boats range from a 10 foot jon boat to a 15 foot skiff for ponds, lakes and canals and a 20’ boat for larger projects. Sherry Grymko, PSM holds a Master’s of Science Degree in Geomatics from the University of Florida and is our Project Surveyor for all hydrographic surveys. As our ‘resident expert’ on hydrographic survey services, she’s been trained on various hydrographic equipment and software and continues to update her knowledge through CEU courses and other certification classes. Services include Waterbody bed topography, Canal and Levee Cross Sections, Water Volume Calculations, Dredge Mapping, Tidal Surveys, and Beach Profiles. Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing Pickett’s Mapping Department is managed by T. Jeffrey Young, (30+ years of experience) a licensed Florida Professional Surveyor & Mapper and a nationally recognized ASPRS Certified Photogrammetrist and is supported by a staff of several trained photogrammetrists, one who is also a licensed Florida Professional Surveyor & Mapper and a nationally recognized ASPRS Certified Photogrammetrist, that, in total, have a collective experience of over 80 years. Our flight deparment, consisting of two (2) aircraft, one dedicated to our LiDAR sensor and digital camera, and the other dedicated to film photography, are based in Florida year round for quick access to any project site. Our sensors are also outfitted for our helicopter mount. Rotary aircraft are leased on an as-needed basis for low-altitude missions. We maintain various software packages inclusive of AutoCAD, Bentley MicroStation, ESRI ArcGIS, Cardinal Systems VR, DAT-EM, MARS, TerraModel and others to be compatible with our various client’s needs. Our mapping experience includes Color, B/W & CIR Photography and Digital Imagery, Low Altitude Photography and Digital Imagery, LiDAR, Aerotriangulation, DEM/DTM Collection, Topographic Mapping, Planimetric Mapping, Orthophotography, Seamless Mosaics, GIS Base Maps, Geo-Referenced Images, Volume Calculations, Historical Photo Scans, and Expert Witness Testimony.

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C.2 – Project Approach Pickett’s diverse surveying and mapping capabilities, expertise and broad range of equipment provide the basis to deliver the best technical approach and superior service. From initial preparation to the timely delivery of a survey, our staff’s commitment to client satisfaction comes from within and is ingrained from the top down. Our staff works as a team and we are committed to providing the necessary manpower, which is the key to meeting timeline objectives. Field crews, technical and professional staff will provide undivided attention to your work. Our rationale is that what is best for the project is best for our company and Sumter County. Our method to accomplish any surveying or mapping project starts with assembling information, equipment and a team experienced in the type of services required. To achieve this Pickett will:

1. Assign adequate personnel and equip them with the best tools for the job. 2. Assign experienced project managers that will be with the project from start to finish. 3. Provide the project manager with the authority and resources necessary to accomplish the

mission. 4. Provide ongoing review and proactively communicate project status. 5. Provide ongoing QC to ensure project objectives are being met from start to final deliverable.

Our general approach to accomplishing the requested survey services is straightforward. Advanced preparation of a survey will involve coordinating with Sumter County staff on the requirements and objectives of the survey to ensure the purpose and ultimate use is well defined. Preliminary research, a fundamental basis for any project undertaken, will be carried out. Good research forms the foundation of sound surveys and mapping services. Our professionals will investigate project information and site conditions, study any previous surveys and collect all available data for a project prior to performing any field services or aerial mapping missions. This information will better familiarize our staff with the project and arm them with pertinent information required to complete the services efficiently and effectively. Pickett has a distinct advantage due to our many years of practice and our extensive library of records. Prior to project mobilization, we review and assign proper equipment and data collection methods to achieve the stated project requirements and approach the job with the required accuracies in mind. Not every job requires the same precision so each job is designed to meet the project requirements in the most economical fashion no matter how accessible the site may be or how difficult the environment. One of the characteristics that differentiate our firm from most is our ability to complete surveys under difficult conditions. Our work in National Wildlife Refuges has taken us from cypress swamps to dense mangroves to salt marshes. Our work in the central Florida phosphate areas have included topographic surveys of slime ponds overgrown with willows to traversing across stock piles of phosphate 50 feet high. High profile projects are treated with courteous low profile services such as our work for the City of Winter Haven Downtown Parking Garage and the DeSoto County Library Expansion. Pickett’s field personnel thrive on the difficult! Field reconnaissance of a project site is a necessity to understand logistics and equipment required to complete the work. Understanding that field conditions can change dramatically between March and August is also a necessity for adequate planning to accomplish the work. Having “been there and done that” for over 50 years is a distinct advantage and one of our best resources. In addition, we have jeeps, boats, ATVs, aircraft outfitted with aerial cameras and LiDAR and other specialized equipment to assist us in overcoming difficult field conditions should the need arise. Field data processing, office calculations and document preparation is assigned to qualified professionals that are equipped with the latest hardware / software appropriate for the job linked to a central systemized structure for storing and retrieving information. For processing survey and mapping data, we apply stringent QA/QC processes that are common to all collection to ensure that the final deliverables are accurate.

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We utilize the following industry leading software to accomplish the various data processes: For GPS data – Trimble Geomatics Office For level data – digital files are adjusted using “Zeiss” software For total station – TDS software combined with Starnet adjustment programs For all final mapping – AutoCAD and/or ArcGIS All data is stored on a central server with a steadfast structure to allow multiple project managers to easily access and work on the files. All final calculations and documents produced will be proofed and reviewed prior to delivery whether in hard copy or digital format. Over the years Pickett has migrated to an approach in which both the professional and project technician are equally proficient in map preparation and CAD drafting. This has eliminated the intermediate layer of draft persons and associated inefficiencies of redlining and review. Our project professionals take projects from start to finish. On average each of our project professionals has over 20 years of experience in CAD drafting and mapping. Again, all maps are stored on a central server for easy access by other professionals in the office. In addition to a management plan focused on completing projects on time and within budget, a successful project must also be technically adequate. To assure technical accuracy, in-house peer professionals review each major technical step as part of our quality control and assurance procedures. This provides both a fresh and impartial look at progress and provides a reality check. The intended function of our quality control and assurance procedures, and our responsibility as prime consultant, will be to produce and manage to assure quality service and that the end product meets Sumter County standards as well as Minimum Technical Standards (MTS) of the Florida Administrative Code. Every person at all levels of responsibility is committed to total quality service throughout each step of the process. Furthermore, each individual team member must be technically knowledgeable and skillful in every task they perform and the required tools for the task must be at their disposal. Each team member must also understand how his or her specific task relates to and affects the overall project. Total quality management involves consistent communication and interaction between team members along with a thorough and detailed understanding of the overall process of each. Pickett’s QA/QC program will consist of efforts by Professional Surveyors & Mappers, working independent of project development, performing checks of project documents and supporting data. The QA program will consist of reviews of project documents at various stages and is typically termed a “peer-review.” The depth of the QA reviews will be sufficient to validate that the project staffing is adequate, in both quality and quantity, and that proper direction has been provided. These project reviews will be communicated to the County staff every three weeks, or at the halfway point of notice to proceed to delivery date, whichever is less. The QA reviews will assure that the team is complying with requirements and that the project will be delivered to the complete satisfaction of Sumter County’s project manager. The QC program will include:

The project manager will be given the complete authority and responsibility to execute the work.

A “kick-off” meeting will be held with key individuals assigned to the project to clearly define the scope of work and products to be produced. Project managers are selected based upon appropriate skills, technical ability and previous project history.

All decisions will be documented. All project documents will be supported by appropriate data that will clearly show the basis for decisions and the choices evaluated.

All telephone conversations, e-mails and meetings, which include or affect a decision, will be documented. Minutes of meetings will be prepared and distributed to attendees promptly for confirmation of decisions made and then filed after appropriate action.

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All supporting calculations, text or data used will be signed and dated by the compiler when the work is performed.

The project manager or designated alternate(s) will monitor and evaluate the review and/or checking activity for the project. The review will specifically cover such items as clarity, accuracy, completeness, scope compliance, etc. Any follow-up activity required will be noted and initiated as appropriate.

Individuals independent of project staffing will periodically review all documents for adequacy, conformance with the scope of work, completeness and accuracy.

This review will ensure that:

1. The work conforms to the proper scope and standards. 2. Project decisions are documented and are based on sound procedures and

practices. 3. All computations and reports stand-alone. 4. Project documents contain all required information. 5. All items have been checked by qualified individuals, revised as necessary, and

rechecked. All reports regarding project development and critical events will be submitted to the County as required. We commit to personally participating in scheduled meetings with the County to discuss project status and any exceptions that may arise. Any corrective actions required on Pickett’s behalf will be expedited in order to keep the schedule intact at no additional cost. When completing the survey document and/or report, it will be formatted with the end use in mind. Deliverables will be subject to a final QA/QC review to account for completeness, accuracy, consistency and format requirements. Pickett has the ability to provide our client’s deliverables in practically any format and medium requested. Timely delivery can be accomplished via personal delivery, overnight shipping, downloading from our ftp site or e-mail attachments. Lastly, much is made about the technical revolution within the surveying and mapping profession and we are as deeply committed as any firm to keeping up with advances. That said, there is no substitute for experience and knowledge of the principles required to complete a successful project. All the new gadgets in the world will not aid in properly establishing a defendable boundary or topographic survey. They may make the job easier or more efficient but the knowledge of how and when to apply technology is paramount to delivering a professional product and service. Our philosophy and rationale is that technology may make our jobs easier but there is no substitute for the fundamentals and experience. Pickett also prides itself for maintaining a safe work place. Prior to dispatching to the project site, our field crews conduct daily tailgate safety meetings, and in-depth safety topic meetings are held weekly. Quarterly office-wide safety meetings are held to discuss specific hazards. Pickett recently logged over 174,333 hours without a lost time incident, and we received a 2012 Gold Award at Mosaic’s Annual Safety Awards banquet.

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C.3 – Teamwork Approach Our ability to team and work effectively with Sumter County stems from our past and current experience with ongoing business relationships and contracts through Government Agencies such as U.S. Fish and Wildlife, FDEP, SFWMD, and SWFWMD as well as many other Florida Counties, municipalities and their engineering consultants. Throughout the terms of these contracts we have worked diligently and in a timely and cost effective manner. Many of the projects we have completed for Central Florida Counties often required our successful coordination, submittal of numerous permit applications and participation in regulatory meetings with SFWMD, SWFWMD and other local, state, and federal agencies. Over the years our firm’s relationship with the permitting agencies has afforded us the opportunity to stay abreast of any modifications to the process. This relationship, along with courteous persistence makes it possible to expedite the approvals. This teamwork between Sumter County, Pickett and other agencies or consultants that may be involved in a project, can only operate efficiently if the core team members are cohesive and understand the scope, responsibilities and expectations. Pickett has that core team and is experienced in working on these important contracts with the County and other agencies. The management and staffing organization within Pickett consists of a team of professionals dedicated to their profession, our firm and our client’s satisfaction. The loyalty of the personnel on our staff is evident in the tenure and the consistent quality of the services and products Pickett provides. Management of our team regarding distribution of project assignments takes many factors into account. Crews and/or personnel required, equipment to be utilized, scheduled projects and their priority, and current project’s time line. Prudent management, and interdepartmental participation, enables the timely delivery of our products within budget. Whether dealing with ground surveys or photogrammetric mapping, our project organization and management methods are divided into three components: 1. Senior Surveyor / Contract Manager – This person is in charge of contracting, resource allocation, final estimating, budget and schedule tracking, quality control and review. 2. Project Surveyor/Photogrammetrist – This person is an experienced registered survey professional or photogrammetric mapper who is immersed in the project from start to finish. He or she performs research, data reduction, calculations, drafting and final product compilation and coordinates daily the status of the project with the Senior Surveyor. This person performs or oversees all daily project activity. All of our Project Surveyors are empowered to make decisions regarding personnel, equipment and other resources associated with their assigned project. They do not have to clear every detail with officers of the company before taking action. They ARE the company and are trusted to react to situations that are in the best interest of the client and the project schedule. All critical issues are communicated to managers immediately for concurrence on the best approach to solve problematic issues. Pickett does not have a lower tier of technicians and draftsmen. Our surveyors and mappers are completely CAD literate and much efficiency is gained by avoiding the repetitious check-edit process that typically occurs between a project surveyor and CAD draftsman. 3. Field Technicians - Acquisition of field data forms the base of all subsequent mapping. It must be performed efficiently and meticulously. Our field crews are very experienced in the techniques and methods that allow for a thorough and complete field survey that will translate smoothly into the final map product. Field crews have at their disposal the latest in survey technology, inclusive of robotic servo-driven total stations and dual frequency RTK GPS. Currently, we are running five 2-man field crews equipped with the latest in measuring and communication technology.

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This method of managing projects is of utmost importance in achieving schedule, cost and quality objectives. Pickett’s project managers have a long history of employment and managerial experience with our firm. Our approach to managing a project as a team is based upon a practical hands on approach to communication, monitoring schedule and controlling costs. It also helps that each team member is expert in their field of practice and easily communicates project requirements. Though independent of each other’s department, Mr. Prather and Mr. Young often share common projects and work together seamlessly coordinating schedules, data, and deliverables. Any complications encountered are solved through communication and teamwork. Close communication between all team members will be critical to the successful accomplishment of the project. E-mail and well documented notes regarding meetings will be the preferred choice, as a permanent hardcopy record can be produced and filed in order to track and record project management. As a team, we can commit to providing complete surveying and mapping services in a dynamic and responsive manner to Sumter County through communication, availability and mutual respect.

D - Schedule

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D – Schedule We are aware of budgetary and schedule constraints and commit to providing you service and quality products on time and within budget. All of our fees for services are estimated on a formulated spreadsheet based on a preliminary scope received from our client. This estimate and scope is communicated back to the client, revisions are made and a time line is presented. A contract is then created with a firm schedule and ‘not to exceed’ cost for services indicated which will be strictly adhered to unless a change order originates from our client. In this case a revised schedule and ‘not to exceed’ fee is presented to our client for approval. Reduced costs and maintained schedules are inherent in Pickett’s approach to every project. Low overhead within our firm keeps our rates competitive and every project is estimated with reasonable costs and schedules in mind. The experience of our personnel and technologically advanced equipment means our staff completes projects efficiently and accurately. Our commitment to providing quality products on time and within budget is accomplished through a minimum of biweekly correspondence outlining the following items and communicated to all team members. Summary of activities performed to date

Planned activities

Project schedule status

Project budget status

Potential problems with adhering to schedule and budget

Potential technical problems

All components are interrelated and all depend on communication. The intent of the project schedule status is to answer such questions as: How are things going? Are we on schedule? Does anyone need additional help? Where are we on budget? This reporting is accomplished through regular weekly meetings by staff and a practical hands-on approach to monitoring schedule and costs. To manage situations where additional resources may be required, Pickett has the equipment on hand to expand to eight field crews (and would welcome the opportunity). Pickett’s staff is currently available to begin work on Sumter County projects, and they are experienced and familiar with the requirements for the types of surveying and mapping services requested. Much of our staff’s experience comes from survey services in support of numerous State, County and City Agency projects throughout the State. We have worked with various other Florida Counties with much success through communication, understanding of project requirements, exceptional knowledge and equipment to provide any survey service, and a dedication to quality and accuracy. Pickett’s Photogrammetry Department is also prepared to provide any aerial photogrammetry and LiDAR services requested by the County. Our aircraft, film camera, digital camera and LiDAR system used for data collection are based in Florida year round for quick response to any aerial mapping project. Outside support for aerial photogrammetry and LiDAR services will not be required. Pickett’s current workload-to-manpower ratio is such that we can provide quick response on any project. Our schedule of existing work will not pose a problem in providing timely and efficient service within budget. We have the ability to allocate the proper resources to any assigned tasks at this time.

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E – Other Benefits Conveniently located in Polk County - Although our office is not located in Sumter County, we are “right next door” in Polk County. Pickett has much experience in servicing County, State and Federal contracts - Much of our staff’s experience comes from survey services in support of numerous State, County and City Agency projects throughout the State. We have worked with various other Florida Counties with much success through communication, understanding of project requirements, exceptional knowledge and equipment to provide any survey service, and a dedication to quality and accuracy. Pickett has a great relationship with various permitting agencies - Over the years our firm’s relationship with the permitting agencies has afforded us the opportunity to stay abreast of any modifications to the process. This relationship, along with courteous persistence makes it possible to expedite the approvals. Pickett's field crews are OSHA, MSHA, TWIC, MOT and first-aid certified and we take the safety of our personnel and clients seriously - Safety is a serious matter and we give it the attention it deserves. As of July 2013 Pickett has acquired 132,335 accident free hours. Our philosophy is that the well-being of our company and clients is dependent on the health and safety of our workforce. Every precaution reasonable in all circumstances is taken for the protection and welfare of all employees. No job is regarded as so urgent that time cannot be taken to do it in a safe manner. Pickett can provide all mapping services on land, water and air under one roof. Our aircraft for providing aerial mapping services are based in Florida year round for quick response to any project.

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SURVEY

Theodolites/Transits/Total Stations: 1 K&E Paragon 1 Zeiss TH2 (1 sec) 1 Topcon 310 1 Geodimeter 520 1 Geodimeter 610, Autolock and 1 Trimble

TSCe data collector 3 Trimble 5603, Autolock and 3 Trimble

TSC2 data collectors 2 Trimble 5603, Robotic and 2 Trimble

TSC2 data collectors

GPS – Static & RTK: 2 Trimble R8 3 Trimble 4400 2 Trimble 4700 2 Trimble 5700 3 Trimble 5800 8 Radio Telemetry Pacific Crest PDL-4535 Above Equipment combined produces 6 RTK GPS systems

DGPS – Navigation: 2 Trimble Navigation DSM Pros 2 Trimble PRO XR & Recon Data Collector

GPS – Real Time Network: 2 Statewide RTN licenses with eGPS Solutions, Inc.

Levels: 2 Trimble Model DiNi 22 (Digital) 1 Zeiss Model DiNi 20 (Digital) 1 Wild Model NA2 2 Leica NA2

Other Equipment: 7 Schonstedt-Model GA52Bs 6 Suunto Compasses 1 Warren-Knight Retracement Compass 18 Motorola Radios 12 Android Smart Phones 4 TDS Ranger Data Collectors 4 TSC2 Data Collectors

Hydrographic: 1 Odom Hydrotrac Echo Sounder 1 R2Sonic Multibeam Echo Sounder with Coda

F175 Motion Sensor and Trimble SPS461 GPS Heading Bundle

Vehicles: 5 Chevy 1500, 4x4 1 Chevy 2500, 4x4 1 Jeep CJ-5, 4x4 1 Swamp Buggy (rented as needed) 1 Polaris 4WD ATV 1 Polaris Ranger 4WD ATV

Boats: 1 – 16' GTO Airboat 1 – 12’ Carolina Skiff w/ 10 hp Motor 1 – 16’ Carolina Skiff w/ 25 hp Motor 1 – 12’ Canoe

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SURVEY Software: Adobe Acrobat X Pro Adobe Photoshop 6.0 ArcGIS (current supported license) Autodesk Civil3D (current supported license) Autodesk Raster Design (current supported license) Bentley Microstation PC V8i Bentley Inroads Suite V8i Bluemarble Geographic Transformer Corpscon V. 6.0.1 Corpsmet Custom database for job costing/accounts receivable GPS Pathfinder Office V. 3.00 Hypack Single Beam Collect/Edit Hypack Multibeam Hysweep Collect/Edit Flykin Airborne GPS Suite MS Office QLegal Description Writer StarNet Least Squares Adjustment TDS Field Data Collection Terramodel V 10.41 Trimble Business Center Trimble Field Survey Controller Trimble Geomatics Office V. 1.63 Trimble Business Center V. 2.81 Zeiss LEVEL Office Hardware: 7 – Windows7 OS 64-bit desktop workstations 2 – Ruggedized laptop computers 1 – OCE TSC500 large format color scanner/plotter 1 – HP 5500 large format color plotter 2 – HP Proliant DL380G6 Server R2 w/ 6GB RAM 1 - 2TB Raid 5 Storage System Array 1 – HP StorageWorks LTO2 16 tape autoloader system Office-wide 1 Gb wired ethernet network Office wireless network

FLIGHT OPERATIONS

1981 Cessna T-210 – Registration #N6258Y Extensive Modifications for Aerial Surveys: Primary Camera Port 18” x 21” Secondary Camera Port 3” Diameter Turbo-Charged 310hp Engine Long Range Fuel - 7.5 Hours Endurance

1981 Cessna T-210 – Registration #N610KC Extensive Modifications for Aerial Surveys: Primary Camera Port 18” x 21” Secondary Camera Port 18” Diameter Turbo-Charged 310hp Engine Long Range Fuel - 7.5 Hours Endurance

Computer Equipment and Software Two Laptop PC’s - Windows 7

Software: MS Office Suite

FMS NAV Flight Management Software Track’Air Aerial Survey System

AutoCAD 2000 / CAD Overlay Optech LMS Manager

Optech FMS Planner

Optech Orion-M LiDAR Sensor Multipulse Technology Ground Sampling Rate of 300 kHz User Selectable Scan Patterns Next-generation POS Technology

Optech CS-10000 Digital Camera Forward Motion Compensation 10000 x 7700 Footprint 80MP Image Resolution

Leica RC30 Camera System Camera No. 5334 Forward Motion Compensation; Automatic Film

Exposure; Electronic Data Film Annotation RC30 w/6” Focal Length Lens Installed Lens No. 13078 Current USGS Calibration

Camera Mount - Leica PAV30 Gyrostabilized Mount NovAtel Millenium DL receiver for ABGPS missions

MD 500 Helicopter Leased on an as-needed basis for Low Altitude missions


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PHOTOGRAMMETRY Integrated Digital Photogrammetric Systems 2 – Dat/Em Summit Evolution v6.2 3 – Softplotter v4.0 2 – VRTwo Softcopy Workstation v5.03.10 Wild BC2 Analytical Stereoplotter w/VROne Software Autodesk Civil3D (current supported license) Terramodel v10.41 ArcGIS (current supported license) Bentley Microstation PC V8i Adobe Photoshop 7.0 Match AT v5.3.1 & OrthoVista v4.5 by INPHO VrTwo Aerosys AT Triangulation Software v7.4 VrOne Vector Capture and Editing Software v5.03.10 VrLiDAR Point Display and Editing Software GeoExpress with MrSID v8.0.0.3065 POSPac MMS 6.2 Quick Terrain Modeler v7.1.5 Mars Explorer v7.0

Hardware 4 – 3.2 ghz Pentium IV Workstation 3 – 2.6 ghz Pentium IV Workstation 1 – 2.4 ghz Pentium IV Workstation 1000 BaseT NFS Network File System 10 Terrabytes Portable Data Storage DVD+RW-RW (6) 24x CD-RW (6) Vexcel VX 4000HT Precision Photogrammetric Imaging Scanner HP 5500 Color Plotters Scanmaker 9600XL Large Format Scanner

F - Submittal of All Correct Forms

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Sumter County Board of County Commissioners – RFQ# 010-0-2014/CRM – Surveying and Mapping Services under a Continuing Service Contract

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REFERENCE & SIMILAR PROJECTS EXPERIENCE FORM

Owner / Business Name: Polk County Utilities

Project Location / Address: Imperial Lakes Estates

City: Mulberry State: FL Zip Code: 33860

Point of Contact: Chuck Partlow Dates of Work: 9/2009 – 4/2010

Phone Number: 863-298-4100 Fax Number: 863-298-4105

E-mail Address: [email protected]

Project Name: Imperial Lakes LS20 Force Main Easement

Brief Description of Project: Provide surveying and mapping services for design and replacement of 17,400 feet of sewage force mains within the Imperial Lakes Subdivision. Pickett was able to seamlessly and concurrently work with both engineering consultants involved in separate lengths of the corridor. During the course of preparing a topographic survey for the design of the proposed force main we discovered that an existing force main was not within the easement of record. We presented this information to the County which potentially avoided budget and schedule pitfalls and kept the project on track.

Owner / Business Name: Reiss Engineering, Inc.

Project Location / Address: Polk County Northwest Regional Wastewater Treatment Facility (WWTF) 8950 North Campbell Road City: Lakeland State: FL Zip Code: 33810

Point of Contact: Kathleen N. Gierok Dates of Work: 3/2011 – 6/2011



Project Name: Polk County NWRUSA Reclaimed Water ASR Testing Program

Brief Description of Project: Pickett performed a detailed topographical, and existing facility survey sufficient for the design requirements in which REI needs to prepare all necessary as-built drawings for the Northwest Regional WWTF to submit to Polk County Utilities director, Gary Fries. After careful deliberation and budgeting for funding, Polk County has approved the plan to correct and increase the intended capacity of NW Regional WWTF. Pickett is now working on Phase II with REI in 2014 to provide additional field survey services.

Owner / Business Name: Polk County Natural Resources Division

Project Location / Address: Lake Deeson Pipeline at State Road 33

City: Lakeland State: FL Zip Code: 33805

Point of Contact: Rebecca Baker Dates of Work: 7/2010 - 11/2011



Project Name: Lake Deeson Pipeline Location

Brief Description of Project: Preparing a topographic survey and indentifying parcel boundaries within the Lake Deeson Pump Station area of concern. Follow up services provided to the County consisted of staking existing and new easements, subsurface investigation, as-built survey of pipeline locations and confirmation of the boundary line.

This document must be completed and returned with your Submittal



PART 1 - INTENT AND GENERAL INFORMATION QUALIFICATION DOCUMENTS CHECKLIST OF ITEMS REQUIRED TO BE SUBMITTED The following documents and forms in the following arrangement must accompany each Qualification Package or alternate RFQ submitted: RFQ Cover Page. This is to be used as the first page of the RFQ. This form must be fully completed

and signed by an authorized officer of the vendor. Proposer’s Certification / Addenda Acknowledgement Form. Qualification Form for Sumter County Board of County Commissioners Statement of Terms and Conditions - statement must be signed and returned with the RFQ form. A sworn, notarized Statement of Reference and Similar Project Experience Form.

Contractor’s Affidavit

Hold Harmless Agreement A sworn, notarized Drug Free Work Place Certificate must accompany each Qualification Package or

alternate RFQ.

Conflict of Interest Disclosure Form

E-verify Certification Form

A - Surveying and Mapping Experience

B - Mapping and Surveying Team

C - Mapping and Surveying Services

D - Schedule

E - Other Benefits Information N/A A separate sheet or sheets, clearly identified and numbered, of Exceptions or Deviations from the

minimum specifications, must be attached to the Qualifications Form (if applicable).

Qualification Document Checklist of Items Required to be Submitted. One (1) original, one (1) electronic single PDF version on a CD or Flash Drive of the original RFQ in its

entirety not password protected, and five (5) copies of the original RFQ packet.

A Certificate of Insurability, acceptable to the County, shall accompany each Qualification or alternate qualification, in the amounts as prescribed by State and Sumter County Board of County Commissioners.

o All insurance policies shall be written on companies authorized to do business in the State of



Florida and satisfactory to the Sumter County Board of County Commissioners. Prior to commencing services pursuant to the award of this RFQ, the Contractor shall furnish to the Sumter County Board of County Commissioners certificates of insurance showing the required coverage has been procured and paid for in advance. Within thirty (30) days prior to expiration, the Contractor shall provide the Sumter County Board of County Commissioners with proof that required coverage has been extended.

Date: _April 28, 2014______________ I, _Gregory A. Prather________ (name), an authorized officer of _Pickett & Associates, Inc.______ (company/vendor), confirm that the above listed documents are provided in our company’s RFQ being submitted to Sumter County Board of County Commissioners and confirm I have read and understand the RFQ document in its entirety.

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