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05/23/2017
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Board of County Commissioners
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.i improvement the client wants. This approach can reduce design changes that arise from issues <br />that could have been known earlier in the process, if the work was properly sequenced. Reducing <br />design changes has a direct correlation in reducing errors and cost. <br />Meetings are a key element of the design process and are a primary component of our QA/QC <br />procedures. For the design of a typical project, we would recommend meetings at the beginning <br />of the project, 30%, 60% and 90% milestones. The issues we identify at each phase of the design <br />are discussed and then resolved through the design process. The meetings are a convenient <br />way to document decision making and meeting notes provide a living checklist of issues that need <br />to be addressed to complete the design, and is another tool to prevent loose ends from being <br />missed. <br />We will perform independent in-house review of the drawings and specifications. In addition to <br />the office plan check, we perform a field review of the drawings to confirm that the drawings are <br />consistent with field conditions. <br />Integration of our QA/QC procedures into the services process is a holistic approach. It is <br />continually refined, adjusted for change with a focus on accuracy and completeness. Our QA/QC <br />program is a result of our team's commitment to quality and thoroughness throughout a project's <br />development and implementation. <br />Work Allocation: <br />We anticipate the work will generally breakdown as 10-15% managerial, 70-85% engineering and <br />technical, and 5-10% administrative staff allocation with approximately 10-15% of the total effort <br />devoted to quality control. . <br />The team members listed on our Organization Chart are the personnel that will be assigned to <br />the project. Mr. Flavell will be available up to 30% of his time for this project. Mr. Lucas will be <br />available up to 25% of his time. This level of availability exceeds what is estimated to be required <br />to perform the work. <br />Meeting Time and Budget Requirements: <br />The first level of meeting time commitments is to handle the work efficiently. This is best done by <br />seasoned professionals who know what is required, know how to work efficiently, and know how <br />to best triage a situation for successful conclusion. Mr. Flavell will be responsible for meeting <br />schedules and budgets. He will be supported by Mr. Anthony, and both of us have been <br />successfully meeting time and budget commitments for many years. We know what it takes and <br />we will work the hours required to deliver the service. The benefit of selecting Bowman is if we <br />need additional help beyond that supplied by our Melbourne office, we have the other offices to <br />assist us. We regularly share resources and have excellent relationships between offices to <br />address this very issue. <br />Indian River County would be a key client and our goal is to establish a long term relationship. <br />We continually strive to have a proper balance of private and public work. At this time our work <br />load is weighted toward private work. A lot of private work is one out projects. Stability is <br />developed through long term clients relationships. In order to meet our company goals, we have <br />39 <br />P89 <br />
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