Okaloosa County BOCC — April 1, 2014 — DAG Plans — reading text

individuals who make up our project team are seasoned professionals, with many years of experience in the design of office projects of a similar nature to that proposed for the County Sheriffs Offices. As you will see, most of our team members are also residents of Okaloosa County. Page 2-1 Key Personnel—Engineering PHILIP M. HUMBER, PE Okaloosa County Resident ELECTRICAL ENGINEER Mr. Humber has been in the consulting engineering practice on the North Florida Gulf Coast since 1969. During this time he has provided engineering services continually all over the southeast. He is personally familiar with local conditions and codes. Phil oversaw a courtroom renovation in the Crestview Courthouse in the mid 1990's, and has been involved in the electrical design of the Okaloosa County Courthouse Annex building from its original design, through numerous additions and renovations, to the current day. Other judicial projects include a courtroom renovation in Milton, a new 38,000 SF Courthouse Office Building and Parking Garage in Pensacola, the Juvenile Justice Courthouse in Panama City, the Ordon-Orvis Building renovation in Pensacola, the South Okaloosa Sheriff's Operations Center in Shalimar, and the Fort Walton Beach Fire and Police Station. He is also working on programming and schematic design for the new Santa Rosa County courthouse currently being planned. In addition to his consulting engineer experience, Philip Humber worked for five years in electric utility company power distribution design with Gulf Power. Major prime electrical projects designed by Mr. Humber include two $1 million power substations at U.S. military installations in Panama. Industrial projects include a sandblasting, drying and painting facility for the Panama Canal Commission. Also, he designed and supervised a replacement of all campus primary power cabling and transformers at Okaloosa Walton Community College, now Northwest Florida State College. He has been the engineer of record on a wide variety of projects including multi-family housing, dormitories, schools, fire arts centers, media centers, health care facilities, police and fire stations, commercial, and industrial buildings. His experience includes electrical consulting to architects as well as total project management of prime electrical projects. Philip Humber brings a wealth of design experience, honesty, leadership and a demand for quality to all of Humber-Garick projects and is an invaluable asset to any project team. DAVID WATFORD, PE, LEED AP MECHANICAL ENGINEER David Watford has over 14 years of experience designing commercial, religious, institutional, and educational projects. David has extensive experience with geothermal, hybrid geothermal, central plant chilled water/hot water, and unitary HVAC systems. His experience also includes life cycle cost analysis and preliminary cost estimates for planning. David has been project management experience for MEP projects ranging from two classroom additions to new facilities exceeding 180,000 sf. He has been the prime design professional for mechanical renovations up to $3M construction value. He regularly performs studies and reports to evaluate existing facilities and make tecommendations for indoor air quality, energy efficiency upgrades, and equipment replacements. Prior to forming Watford Engineering in 2007, David was a mechanical engineer with Schmidt Dell Associates in Pensacola. Representative Projects Include Jackson County Courthouse, Jackson County, FL—Reiccated rooftop mechanical equipment and reconfigured the roof drainage system for a new metal roof system (2010-2011). Escambia County Juvenile Justice Center, Escambia County, FL— Project included courtrooms and office spaces for the state attorneys and public defenders, holding areas for prisoners, and other public spaces. The mechanical system included 4 pipe chilled water/hot water VAV systems, plumbing, and renovation to fire protection. The mechanical systems were tied into the county's central energy plan. (2004-2006) Santa Rosa County Administration Complex, Santa Rosa County, FL—Designs for this complex included commercial rooftop systems with variable volume terminal units and electric reheat. Fire protection design and plumbing design were also included. (1997-2001) Pensacola City Hall Hurricane Hardening and Renovation, City of Pensacola—A new central energy plant was designed, piping revised, and several air handling units and VAV terminal units replaced to update the City Hall's systems for better performance during hurricane events. (2004-2006) Education Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, Mississippi State University, 1963 Professional Registrations Engineer: Florida #13870; Alabama #9449 Mississippi #9643; Georgia #7190 Total Years Experience 44 Education Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, Florida State University, 1996 Professional Registrations Engineer: Florida #58208 Alabama #26142 Mississippi #18409 Georgia #PE035507 LEED Accredited Professional Professional Affiliations American Soctety for Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers American Society of Professional Engineers American Society of Mechanical Engineers Total Years Experience 16 Page 2-3 Project Experience Experience in Similar Projects Shalimar Sheriff's Office (DAG &HGCE) Shalimar, Florida Renovation of the existing 27,000 SF Keltec Electronics Plant into offices for the Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office. Humber-Garick was responsible for electrical, telecom, emergency power, fire alarm and security design including a total building generator. Okaloosa County Shalimar Courthouse Annex (DAG, HGCE, WEI) Shalimar, Florida This same project team has been working with Okaloosa County over the past two years as we evaluated the options for renovating the Shalimar Annex to consolidate County officers and conducted programming and space requirement meetings with County departments, including the Sheriff's Office. STORVOPTION“W- PIRSTILOORCONCEM ‘OkALOCRA COUNTY SILALIAR ARIS. Page 3-1 Experience in Similar Projects Florida Department of Law Enforcement Renovation (DAG) Pensacola, Florida An historical 1920 school building was renovated into a high technology crime laboratory for the R) Florida Department of Law Enforcement. The | 42,000 SF facility includes photo laboratories, ballistics and forensic laboratories, a soundproof shooting range, incoming evidence lab with motion detectors and burglar bars in the air j ducts. A vehicle investigation area was also included. Workspaces for 10 different state and local law enforcement departments were a) designed, while conforming to local historical ia preservation requirements. Bay County Courthouse Addition (DAG) Panama City, Florida DAG Architects is part of a joint venture responsible for the design of a new addition to the Bay County Courthouse, which serves the 14th Judicial Circuit. The 60,000 SF addition will include 6 courtrooms and 7 judges’ chambers and hearing rooms, public spaces and court support spaces, all built over a secure parking and mechanical level. An elevated, enclosed and environmentally controlled connection will link the addition to the existing courthouse and to the sally port. Full size mockups of the courtrooms were constructed so each judge could specify any desired modifications before the construction documents are finalized, Page 3-3 Experience in Similar Projects Adaptive Re-Use of the Molino School into County Offices and a Community Center (DAG) Molino, Florida This circa 1939 elementary school underwent an adaptive re-use renovation to convert it into a Community Center, Library and Museum. The 16,000 SF building’s mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems were completed redone, upgrading the facility to meet ADA codes, While renovating to accommodate the new programs, building elements were carefully selected to be consistent with the historic nature of the structure. Throughout the design process, DAG team members met with key city departments and many user groups, and attended monthly meetings of the historical society to become more attuned to the meaningful place the Molino School has held in the community throughout its history. Other Escambia County public offices became interested in consolidating fo this central location, and new complementary offices for the County Tax Collector and Property Appraiser were constructed on the Molino campus. This bullding received a rating of Two Green Globes for sustainability, the equivalent of LEED Silver. Jackson County Courthouse Renovations (WEI) Marianna, Florida Watford Engineering, Inc provided mechanical and plumbing engineering services for the exterior Houston County Courthouse (HGCE) renovations of the Jackson County Courthouse. The Dothan, Alabama project includes the addition of a sloped roof over approximately 2/3 of the existing flat roof along with other aesthetic alterations to the building. The plans call for mechanical equipment mounted to the old flat roof to be relocated or replaced. The flue system for the gas boiler located in the basement was reconfigured as well. Roof drains were relocated to the flat portion of the roof to remain. Electrical design for 80,000 sq ft renovation including power distribution systems, interior lighting, site lighting, lighting controls and fire alarm. Houston County Courthouse is listed as a historical building on the Historic Chattahoochee Commission. (Design by HGCE Principal as employee of Family Design Firm). Page 3-5 Selected Experience in Okaloosa County Beasley Park (DAG) Okaloosa Island, Florida Designed for Okaloosa County, this beachfront recreational facility is used by local residents as well as tourists. The site, on the southern side of a barrier island, is exposed to corrosive salt spray, torrential rain storms, intense sun, and potential hurricane- force winds, Construction of the pavilion also had to be carried out under strict Florida DNR guidelines to protect the sensitive dune system. Fort Walton Beach Recreational Complex (HGCE) Fort Walton Beach, FL Provide design and construction documents for new 30,000 sq ft gymnasium and multi-function building and the complete site fo include approximately five baseball fields, five softball fields, a mile walking sidewalk track, and associated parking. The electrical design includes power, lighting, site lighting telecommunications/data, audio visual and fire alarm systems. Okaloosa County Department of Health (DAG) Fort Walton Beach, Florida This 24,000 SF office building for the County's Health Department included an in-house computer network and central computer room with clean-room environmental equipment. DAG designed the new building, made renovations to the older buildings, and later worked on the design and expansion of the third floor. The firm also designed the Okaloosa County Medical Examiner's building. Selected Experience in Okaloosa County O’Sullivan Creel Office Building (DAG, HGCE, and Choctaw) Fort Walton Beach, Florida This 30,000 SF office building for a local CPA firm features a brick and stucco exterior and a barrel-vault roof. The design is slightly more contemporary in feeling than the building DAG designed for the Destin branch of the same firm. The first floor will be leased to a tenant, with the owner occupying the top two levels. Preserving the existing trees on the site was a priority for the owner, Destin Library (DAG and HGCE) Destin, Florida The City of Destin challenged DAG Architects to design a new library that would fit comfortably in a heavily wooded site filled with live oaks and reflect the fishing and boating heritage of the city. The resulting 13,500 SF facility addressed these issues while providing a comfortable, state-of-the-art structure where one can enjoy the site as well as the many features of the building. The project has received design awards on both