Okaloosa County BOCC — June 3, 2014 — LORD AND SON B1 — reading text

owner and the subcontractors so that the work could be completed from a Friday to a Monday in order to minimize the time needed for the building to be shut down. The work was completed without any issues, and the facility was open for operation without any delays. Project Team: Project Manager: Mike O’Grady Project Superintendent: Jack Harris Page 17 STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT SERVICES New OFFICE BUILDING AT THE OKALOOSA COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE IN SHALIMAR Construction Cost: At Award: $1,086,203.00 Final Cost: $1,374,536.00 Reason for the cost growth: Owner requested changes Construction Dates: Start Date: August 30, 2012 Final Completion: June 15, 2013 Owner: Destin Surgery Center 4485 Furling Lane Destin, FL 32541 Mr. Wes Battiste 850-650-7606(P) 850-337-1698 (F) wbattiste@uspi.com Architect: Bay Design Associates 720 Bay Front Parkway, Suite 200 Pensacola, FL 32502 Mr. Steve Jernigan 850-432-0706 (P) 850-433-0508 (F) steve@baydesign.com Page 18 STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT SERVICES New OFFICE BUILDING AT THE OKALOOSA COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE IN SHALIMAR CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT EXPERIENCE Deer Point Elementary School in Lynn Haven, FL Lord & Son provided Construction Management at Risk services for the construction of a new two-story elementary school for the Bay County School District with a concrete foundation and slab, masonry exterior walls with structural steel/load bearing masonry with steel trusses and a standing seam roof. Interior features included painted CMU and drywall, acoustical ceilings, carpet VCT, and hard tile. Encompassing over 114,000 square feet, this educational facility was constructed to current high wind design criteria. Special construction included the latest telecommunication and fire alarm systems and a complete cafeteria with state-of-the-art kitchen and food preparation area. Site amenities included a sewage lift station, playgrounds, ball fields, bus loading areas, and staff parking lots. The project ran smoothly with only one factor of note. Due to the amount of wetlands immediately adjacent to the school, it was necessary to plan and utilize very small staging areas and constantly monitor all construction activities close to the wetlands boundary. Material deliveries required focused delivery schedules, and construction activities, including all site work operations, were closely monitored to prevent any pollution. The Owner Direct Purchase Program was initiated and managed by Lord & Son, with materials in the amount of $6,516,700 and a tax savings to the owner of approximately $400,000. Project Team: Project Manager: Pat Griffith Project Superintendent: Jerry Chandler Construction Cost: At Award: $18,629,527.00 Final Cost: $19, 321,214 Reason for the cost growth: Owner requested changes LoRp, Page 19