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§ B.6.8.1 Substantial Completion Inspection: Conduct inspections of the Architect’s Portion of the Project
to determine the date or dates of Substantial Completion and the date of final completion. Such inspections
shall be conducted to check the Architect’s Portion of the Project for conformance with the requirements of
the Contract Documents for the Architect’s Portion of the Project and to verify the accuracy and
completeness of the list submitted by the Contractor to be completed or corrected.
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A Provide not more than two (2 ) inspections for any portion of the Architect’s Portion of the
Project to determine whether such portion is substantially complete in accordance with the
requirements of the Contract Documents.
2 Provide not more than one (1 ) inspections for any portion of the Work to determine final
completion.
[ ] § B.6.8.2 Final Payment: Make recommendation for final payment to the Contractor based on a final
inspection of the Architects Portion of the Project.
{ ] § B.6.8.3 Project Completion Documents: Receive from the Contractor and forward to the Design-Builder
(1) consent of surety or sureties, if any, to reduction in or partial release of retainage or the making of final
paymieiit, and (2) affidavits, receipts, releases and waivers of liens or bonds indemnifying the Owner and
Design-Builder against liens. Receive from the Contractor and forward to the Design-Builder for Design-
Builder’s réview and records, written warranties and related documents required by the Contract Documents
aud assembled: by thé Contractor.
ARTICLE B.7 FACILITY. OPERATION SERVICES
[] — § B74 Warranty: eview Services: During the 12 months from the date of Substantial Completion review
s miatetials, systems and equipment prior to expiration of the warranty period(s) to ascertain their
adequacy of performance. Document defects or deficiencies. Prepare instructions for correction of noted
defects.
{] - § B.7.2 Project Anniversary Review: Prior to the expiration of one year from the date of Substantial
Completion, meet with the Design-Builder and the Owner to review facility operations and performance and
make appropriate tecommendations to the Design-Builder.
ARTICLE B.8 DESCRIPTION SOF SERVICES
(nthe space below, provide éxpanded or modified descriptions of the services designated above, add other services as
space permits, or refer to an'attachment to this document.)
ARTICLE-B:9 CHANGE IN SERVICES
§ B.9.1 Ifapplicable to the services designated in Article B.6 of this Exhibit B, then the following shall be provided as
a Change in Services iti accordancé with Section 3.3 of the Agreement:
A review of a Contractor’s submittal out of sequence from the submittal schedule agreed to by the
Atchitect;
2 respond to the Contractor’s requests for information where such inforniation is available to the
Contractor from a careful study and comparison of the Contract Documents, field conditions, other
Design-Builder-provided information, Contractor-prepared coordination drawings, or prior Project
correspondente or documentation;
prepare Charige Orders and Construction Change Directives requiring evaluation of proposals,
including the pteparation or revision of Instruments of Service;
4 provide consultation concerning replacement of Work resulting from fire or other cause during
constriction;
5 — evaluate claims submitted by the Design-Builder’s consultants, the Contractor or others in connection
with the Work;
6 evaluate substitutions proposed by the Design-Builder, the Design-Builder’s consultants or the
Contractor and making subsequent revisions to Instruments of Service resulting therefrom;
7 prepare documentation in connection with alternate bid or proposal requests submitted by the
Design-Builder; or
8 perform Construction Contract Administration Services provided. more than sixty (60) days after the
last date of Substantial Completion of the Architect’s Portion of the Project.
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EXHIBIT C
Fee Basis
Construction Budget = $8,000,000
Phase | - Preconstruction (Pre-GMP}
Basic AE Design Fee (based on DMS sliding scale, Complexity C 7.70%) 76% $ 468,160
Schematic Design (15%) S 92,400.00
Design Development (18%) S 110,880.00
Construction Documents (40%) s 246,400.00
Bidding/Negotiations (3%) S 18,480.00
Additional Design Services: $ 200,000
Civil Survey of existing facility/campus $ 8,000.00 {(+/-)
Civil Design Services TBD
Programming Services for Court Facility S 33,000.00
Conceptual Design $ 30,000.00
Security Planning S 15,000.00
Interior Design s 24,000.00
Landscape Design $ 22,000.00
Measured Drawings of existing building S 18,000.00
Facility Analysis $ - incl. in Programming
Voice, Data, Telecom $ 21,000.00
AV Design s 29,000.00
{Construction Management Services Pre-Con Phase (1%) $ 80,000 |
{Total Preconstruction Phase Fees and Services: $ 748,160 |
Phase [i - Construction (Post-GMP}
TBasic AE Design Fee (based on DMS sliding scale, Complexity C $ 147,840
7.70%) Construction Administration (24%)
jConstruction Management Services Construction Phase (596} $ 400,000 |
[Total Construction Phase Fees and Services: $ 547,840 |
Total Fees Phases 1 and 2
$ 1,296,000
Ajax Building Corporation
4/8/2014
EXHIBIT AA
INITIAL INFORMATION/SCOPE OF WORK
Renovate the Okaloosa County Courthouse located at 101 James Lee Boulevard, Crestview Florida
These renovations will involve internal modifications and/or additions to the existing building to support
court operations, the functions of staff, and update the building to comply with all Federal, State and local
codes.
More specifically this may include:
« Modification or replacement of the building safety system, to include the fire sprinkler system and Fire
Alarm system.
® Upgrade and coordinate building security systems (locking and access controls, security cameras, etc.)
e Replacement of any windows or doors that are not in compliance with local area wind load
requirements.
e Bringing the entire complex into compliance with ADA requirements.
® Defining and providing all necessary internal and extemal signage as required.
e Perform field measurements of all existing space and analyze space for any limitations. This will
include analysis of structural components, widow/door locations, handicap accessibility, parking
considerations, plumbing services, electrical services, HVAC requirements and building system
accessibility.
e Coordinate and attend user group meetings for all departments scheduled to occupy the remodeled
space to determine space size and use requirements.
e Validate Departmental Operational Philosophies and analyze relative to State and other standards
® Identify special programming needs including IT, record storage, space amenities, etc.
e Validate projected parking needs
® Develop and present up to four(4) different Occupancy Scenarios for Owner review.
i. Develop conceptual site and building utilization diagrams for all four options and parking scenarios
i. | Develop Statement of Probable Project Cost for each option determined viable
ii, | Deveiop phasing / impiementation pian if required.
iv. Develop an Anticipated Project Schedule to implement the selected option(s)
* Preparation of full Design Documents (Drawings and Specifications) for the Construction of the
approved Occupancy scenario, for review and approval of the Owner at each phase including
i. Schematic Design Documents
i. Design Development Documents
ii. Construction Documents
e Generate Subcontractor/Vendor market interest in the Project
e Manage the Procurement process,
e Oversee the Construction, and
@ Provide Contract Closeout Management, Owner Training, and Warranty Support
Ajax Building Corporation
4/22/2014
EXHIBIT BB
Consultants
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Structural — Schmidt Consulting Group, Inc.
Stuart Smith
139 E. Government Street
Pensacola, Florida 32502
Phone: Office(850)438-0050, Fax(xxx}xxx-2o0cx, Mobile (xx) xxx-xxxx
Electrical - Humber-Garick Consulting Engineers
Phil Humber
207 Ferry Road SE.
Fort Walton Beach, Florida 32548
Phone: Office(850)243-6723, Fax(0o)xxx-xxxx, Mobile Gocx)xxx-10
Mechanical - Schmidt Consulting Group, Inc.
Gene Schmidt
139 E. Government Street
Pensacola, Florida 32502
Phone: Office(850)438-0050, Fax(on)oceoxx, MobileQoodxxx 00x
Plumbing — Schmidt Consulting Group, Inc.
Gene Schmidt
139 E. Government Street
Pensacola, Florida 32502 ;
Phone: Office(850)438-0050, Fax0oc)xxx-00x, Mobile Qo) xxx.xxx
Landscape Architect — to be determined based on scheme selected
Contact Person
Address (1)
Address (2)
Phone: OF iCO(KxX)XXX-XXXX, FAX(XXX)XXX-KKXX, Mobile(xxx) Xxx-XXXX
A26
Judicial Design Consultant / Security Planning - RQAW Consulting Engineers & Architects
Joe Mrak
5615 2" Street West
Lehigh Acres, Florida 33971
Phone: Office(239)368-1928, Fax(239)368-5149, Mobile(oo)xxx-xxxx
Ajax Building Corporation
4/22/2014
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AGREEMENT made as of the 5"_day of May in the year 2014
Okaloosa County’ Board of County Commisioners
Ajax Building Corporation
1080 Commerce Bivd.
Midway, Florida 32343
Okaloosa County Courthouse Addition and Renovation
Crestview, ‘Florida 30536
Santi Marshall Architects
325.8. Palafox Street
Pensacolé, Florida 32502
Office (850)433-7842 / Fax (850)433-0510 / Cell (850)982-2231
Donald Turner
Director of Facilities Maintenance
5489 Old Bethel Road
Crestview, Florida. 32536
Office (850)689-5790 / Fax (850)689-5630
Allan Wooden
Operations Manager
1080 Commerce Blvd.
Midway, Florida 32343Office (850)224-9571 / Fax (850)224-2496 / Mobile (850)251-3534
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