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Michael Baker InternationalCALIFORNIA vir Proposal ~� IL 0 4 fJV ��4_ f 1"'f•3'���-fir• �.e��� 40, 1 011.141 y°" y r� n- aTraffi � ��.rw . �� �►�.� .v,'Ji�wr�� �',�i `<�t�, J`'yc =_• ,r� '�� �~ �f'�'��..�\?l,+�aPL�: a'1f�� n9 ineering es -: �- .4IRS1,10 Irlis. We Make A Difference INTERNATIONAL 4i, �;d� % 41 vir Proposal ~� IL 0 4 fJV ��4_ f 1"'f•3'���-fir• �.e��� 40, 1 011.141 y°" y r� n- aTraffi � ��.rw . �� �►�.� .v,'Ji�wr�� �',�i `<�t�, J`'yc =_• ,r� '�� �~ �f'�'��..�\?l,+�aPL�: a'1f�� n9 ineering es -: �- .4IRS1,10 Irlis. We Make A Difference INTERNATIONAL On -Call Traffic Engineering Services L. City of La Quinta We Make A Difference I N T E R N AT 1 0 N A L May 23, 2023 City of La Quinta Ms. Julie Mignogna, Management Analyst 78495 Calle Tampico La Quinta, CA 92253 Subject: On -Call Traffic Engineering Services Proposal Dear Ms. Mignogna: The City of La Quinta (City), the Gem of the Desert, has over 115 centerline street miles and over 50 traffic signals. Michael Baker International, Inc. (Michael Baker) looks forward to the opportunity to grow our relationship with City Staff and the community through this On -Call Traffic Engineering Services contract. We intend to achieve this by providing excellent client service, technical competence, and a strong commitment to meeting project goals and deadline. By selecting our team, the City of LaQuinta can rest assured that each task order assignment will be led by an experienced Task Manager supported by a team of professionals with a proven and successful implementation approach. MICHAEL BAKER AND OUR TEAM OFFER THE CITY OF LA QUINTA THE FOLLOWING: EXPERIENCED (000 PROVEN APPROACH FT LOCAL TRAFFIC D TO AS -NEEDED TASKS TEAM �✓�' Mr. Latino and his team have provided on-call traffic engineering and transportation planning services for agencies throughout the Coachella Valley and Inland Empire. With a local office in Palm Desert, our team is readily available to conduct in person meetings, coordinate in the field on key issues, and represent the City's interests when meeting with external parties We understand the expectation of consultants to he highly responsive not only to the City's initial request, but throughout the contract. Through the years of providing on- call services to municipal clients, Michael Baker has developed a proven approach to handling as - needed tasks One element of this approach is to respond to requests within hours not days Mr. Latino has demonstrated this level of responsiveness on past on-call contracts and will provide the same level of responsiveness to the City. COMMITMENT TO QUALITY CONTROL AND QUALITY ASSURANCE Throughout each assignment, Mr. Latino will work with our team members to implement our in- house QualityAssurance/Quality Control (QA/QC) Program. This process emphasizes quality control throughout each assignment and ensures every element of each task order is held to a consistent and high standard. WE ARE READY AND AVAILABLE TO SERVE YOU The assigned Traffic Engineer, Mr. Steven Latino will serve as the point of contact for this contract and will use his experience and expertise as a former municipal employee while leading a multi -disciplined engineering team as well as his project management skills in delivering every task order on-time and within budget. Michael Baker sincerely appreciates this opportunity to submit our proposal and look forward to collaborating with you on this On -Call Traffic Engineering Services contract. Page I 1 INTEANATI0NAL On -Call Traffic Engineering Services City of La Quinta In addition, we offer the City the following benefits: • Current & Past Experience with the City I Michael Baker has provided services for several projects in the City of La Quinta, ensuring our understanding of staff needs and City policies, procedures, and design standards. • Exceptionally Qualified Leader I Steven Latino, brings 19 years of experience spanning all aspects of engineering for a wide variety of public works projects. Steven has served multiple agencies, gaining invaluable experience working with City Councils and managing public expectations. Steven brings unique experience and understands the approval process from a local agency's point of view, an experience that few consultants have. • Rapid Response Times I With a robust capacity of more than 100 local professionals (nationally 3,000+), Michael Baker has the resources and capacity to provide the City with continuous undisrupted service while performing multiple complex projects simultaneously. Our staff knows how to meet demanding project schedules by pooling our resources from qualified staff throughout the region, to provide our clients responsive, insightful service and on-time performance. • Experience Providing Services for Multiple On -Call Contracts across Southern California I With 83 years in the planning and design services business, Michael Baker has held hundreds of on-call contracts with local agencies throughout Southern California. Our team understands that on-call assignments can vary in size and scope and often have time -critical schedules. Our in-house team can provide the services needed quickly to provide efficient, high-quality services. • Multi -Discipline Capabilities & Depth of In -House Resources I Michael Baker team members provide a diverse range of experience in each of the disciplines required for this contract. Michael Baker can utilize the staff resources and skill sets of other offices within the firm as needed to support tasks or projects that may have compressed timelines. With this deep bench of resources, Michael Baker can provide the City with flexibility, quick response times, and the proven ability to modify any course of action to accommodate changing project needs. • Fully Committed Team I Michael Baker is committed to providing the City the full-service resources available through a large firm combined with the high quality and personal attention expected of a regionally focused company. Our local knowledge, participation in community associations, and history providing professional services throughout Southern California gives us a distinct edge to serving the City in an effective manner. • A Reputation for Being Good Neighbors I Because we specialize in public works projects, we constantly interface with community groups, residents, and business and property owners throughout Southern California. We will work with the City to efficiently address stakeholder concerns; to publicize the projects impacting their neighborhoods, and that their opinions are considered. As demonstrated throughout the following Statement of Qualifications, the Michael Baker team has extensive experience helping communities with their Traffic Engineering needs. Our team is committed to the success of any task that the City may request of our team. This proposal shall remain valid for ninety (90) days. All Michael Baker employees working on this Team are free of any conflict of interest. We sincerely appreciate the opportunity and look forward to meeting with the City to further discuss how our team can meet the City's goals. If you have any questions or require additional information, please feel free to reach either Steven or Christopher at the contact information below. Sincerely, MICHAEL BAKER INTERNATIONAL Steven Latino, PE, TE Associate Vice President Contract/Project Manager 951-252-4916, Steven.Latino@mbakerintl.com INTEANATI0NAL Christopher Alberts, PLS Vice President Principal In Charge 760-341-6110, calberts@mbakerintl.com 12 On -Call Traffic Engineering Services City of La Quinta Table of Contents CoverLetter.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................1 1. Firm Background, Qualifications, and Experience...............................................................................................................................................4 2. References.................................................................................................................................................................................................................22 3. Complete Pricing List..............................................................................................................................................................................................23 4. List of Complementary Services Offered with Corresponding Prices.............................................................................................................24 5. Staffing and Project Organization........................................................................................................................................................................25 6. Subcontracting Services..........................................................................................................................................................................................33 7. Disclosures................................................................................................................................................................................................................34 8. Insurance Requirements Acknowledgement (Attachment 2)..........................................................................................................................35 9. Non -Collusion Affidavit (Attachment 3)..............................................................................................................................................................36 10. Acknowledgement of Addenda (Attachment 4).................................................................................................................................................37 Page 13 INTEANATI0NAL On -Call Traffic Engineering Services City of La Quinta 1. Firm Background, Qualifications, and Experience Michael Baker International, Inc. (Michael Baker) was founded in 1940 as a civil engineering and surveying firm and quickly attained recognition as a premier engineering design and survey firm. Michael Baker is recognized as a leading global provider of engineering and consulting services, which include traffic & ITS, planning, architectural, environmental, construction, program management, and full life -cycle support services. Our firm provides its comprehensive range of services and solutions in support of a wide range of clients. Today, we continue to leverage our collective expertise and experience to make the communities we serve better. We strive to make them safer, more accessible, more environmentally sustainable and more livable. We are change agents, leading our partners around the world into the future. Our greatest differentiator, though, is our employees who demonstrate a world-class ability to solve complex problems. We reward innovation and collaboration that leads to the best solutions for our clients. Michael Baker has a strong California presence with over 575 employees in 12 office locations throughout the state. This contract will be managed from our Palm Desert office, with additional support coming out of our Ontario and Temecula offices. This makes ourteam highly accessible and can be available to the City on short notice. Southern California offices • Camarillo, CA • Los Angeles, CA • Ontario, CA ---------------- • Long Beach, CA ---------'- Palm Desert, CA `~ Santa Ana, CA t! i ------ • Temecula, CA .'--------- `j-- �.___________'__:::==--.• Carlsbad, CA ----------- San Diego, CA Proposed Staffing Ciryof ta OdstopherAlberts, PLS I I I Pandy Rxzlatf, PE Steven UW0, PE, TE fJA Ile 8:{g5i ZRAD15 I TMC/ITS/SIGNAL TRAFFICDEMGN ACYIVETRAN SPO RTATION ROADWAY/ACCESS! ILL TRAP FICANALYSIS/STUPIES PLANNING/ SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT ENVIRONMENTAL 5' -RextluOon myls a of Ca0wrly Page 14 INTEANATI0HAL On -Call Traffic Engineering Services City of La Quinta Project Manager and Key Personnel Resumes Steven A. Latino, P.E., T.E. I PROJECT MANAGER — TRAFFIC ENGINEER 74 Mr. Latino's professional career has focused on providing services as a local municipal employee. This includes work in the areas of: Traffic and Transportation, Capital Improvement Projects (both design and construction management), and Land Development. Prior to private employment he served as the Engineering Director/City Engineer for the City of Hemet where he oversaw a department of 8 staff members. He was responsible for all aspects of municipal engineering during his tenure at the City of Hemet, including: the review and approval of public infrastructure plans, land development review, traffic and transportation related design and planning, as well as CIP management and delivery. INTERNATIONAL Years with Michael Baker 2 Years of Experience 19 Education M.B.A., 2018, General Studies, University of Redlands B.S., 2003, Civil Engineering, Purdue University Licenses/Certifications Professional Engineer - Civil, California, 2008, 73430 Due to his extensive time served in the Public Sector, Mr. Latino is very ; Traffic Engineer, California, 2019, TE 2902 knowledgeable of local regulations as well as working with various agencies Professional Affiliations including Coachella Valley Association of Governments (CVAG), Western Riverside ! American Public Works Association (APWA) Council of Governments (WRCOG), Riverside County Transportation Commission Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE) (RCTC), and Caltrans. He is well versed in project delivery and the challenges projects face due to local, regional, and statewide regulatory requirements. With his experience prior to Hemet in the City of Ontario, Mr. Latino is familiar with both Riverside and San Bernardino Counties. His ability to design and review plans includes intuition that can easily be overlooked by someone who may not have delivered a municipal project from start to finish. Additionally, he is very familiar with the assembly of construction specifications and bid packages and is well versed in the Greenbook: Standard Specifications for Public Works Construction as well as the Caltrans Standard Specifications. Relevant Experience Club Drive Complete Streets, Indian Wells, CA. Cityofindian We//s Project Manager. Michael Baker is contracted to prepare PS&E for the Club Drive Complete Streets Project. Steven is responsible for overseeing the design delivery and managing the schedule and budget. The project consists of introducing new sidewalks, ADA compliant curb ramps and upgrading existing bicycle facilities on Club Drive to connect pedestrians and bicyclists to a nearby shopping center. Michael Baker is preparing concept alternatives for the project and once the preferred alternative is selected, will prepare the PS&E package. Coordination with nearby business owners is a key consideration for the project to garner community support and ensure there is a consensus on the designs. Yucca Loma Safe Route to School Project, Apple Valley, CA. Town ofA,nn/e Valley. Project Manager. Michael Baker has been contracted to prepare PS&E for the project which will provide a connection for students to safely access Yucca Loma Elementary School. The project includes introducing new sidewalks, ADA ramps, high visibility crosswalks and reconstructing existing driveways to tie in with the new sidewalks. Right of way acquisition is anticipated for the new sidewalks and temporary construction easements are required for the driveway reconstruction work. Jackson Street Complete Streets, Indio, CA. Cityofindio. Project Manager. Michael Baker is providing PS&E for this project which includes various public realm improvements such as sidewalk and driveway reconstruction, ADA curb ramp upgrades, installing artistic shade features, installing artistic trash bins, and upgrading landscaping. Michael Baker is working with a local artist selected by the City to design the shade structures to ensure the sidewalks are ADA compliant. This project is funded by a Clean California Grant which is administered by Caltrans meaning Steven is very familiar with the Caltrans funding requirements. Warner Trail Improvement Project, Indian Wells, CA. City of Indian We//s Project Manager. Michael Baker is providing exploratory geotechnical services for the Warner Trail Improvement Project to address multiple failures and sinkholes that have developed above the existing storm drain facility in Warner Trail south of Fred Waring Drive. In addition, the team will be providing pavement rehabilitation for this segment, signal modifications to include a northbound right turn lane and ADA ramp improvements. Palm Desert On -Call Services, Palm Desert, CA. City of Palm Desert. Acting City Engineer. In this role, Steven was charged with the implementation of several Capital Improvement Projects, including providing oversight on CVAG's CV Link Project, and development of the Page IS INTEANATI0NAL On -Call Traffic Engineering Services _ City of La Quinta "Dining Deck" guidelines for the City to implement. He regularly interacted and represented the City with the Public at large and attended meetings with the City's various committees and City Council. Genevieve and Ralston Circuit Lighting Design, San Bernardino, CA. City of San Bernardino. Project Manager. Michael Baker provided design services to convert two older high-voltage circuits to a 120/240 volt system. The work included lighting analysis to determine appropriate spacing, coordination with Southern California Edison for service feed points as well as design and voltage drop calculations for the various circuits. The Genevieve Circuit include removal of outdated post -top lighting and installation of new 15 -foot tall post -top style lights. Washington Street at Fred Waring Drive Triple Left Turn Lanes Project, La Quinta, CA. City of La Quinta. Project Manager. Design of intersection modifications incorporating a third left turn lane in each direction to reduce peak hour traffic queuing. Work included acquisition of property along the southwest corner, widening along all corners of the intersection, and design of all new traffic signal system. In order to meet time constraints for both funding and to avoid seasonal peak traffic considerations, the City ordered the poles in advance of the bid of the project. Team performed utility potholing as well as coordination with the various utility companies to avoid potential conflict. To date, the poles have been installed with no utility conflict. State Street Gap Closure Project, San Bernardino, CA. CityofSan Bernardino. Project Manager. This project included roadway design and environmental clearance for State Street which the City considers a vital transportation corridor. State Street will be a four -lane roadway with a center median and bike lanes connecting Baseline Street to State Route 210. The design included a new roadway in the portion of the project where no transportation infrastructure exists, rehabilitation and widening of existing portions to updated standards, and right-of- way support. Traffic Plan Check, Ontario, California. City of Ontario. Project Manager. Project Manager for the On -Call plan check of all traffic related plans, including signing & striping, traffic signals and street lighting for the City. Extension of Staff, Ontario, California. City of Ontario. Project Manager. Provided extension of staff services for the City's Traffic and Transportation division. Mr. Latino's assignments included project close out of the Vineyard North and Milliken South grade separation projects, representation of the Traffic and Transportation division at the City's Development Plan Review (DPR) committee and preparation of comments/conditions of approval for the various development projects. In addition, Mr. Latino participated in the review of Environmental Impact Reports, Specific Plans and Traffic Impact Analysis reports for several large-scale Specific Plans incorporating large industrial development and residential/commercial. Plan Checking and Project Management Services, Palm Springs, California. City of Palm Springs Project Engineer. Project Engineer responsible for the review of traffic related documents, including signing & striping, street lighting, traffic signals and Traffic Impact Analysis for various development projects. Mr. Latino also assisted the City in the development of their new scoping guidelines to incorporate VMT. La Cadena and 8th Street Reconfiguration, Colton, California. QvofCo/ton. Project Manager. Project Manager during reconfiguration of the La Cadena & 8th Street intersection. Mr. Latino's team created a concept considering the wishes of City staff and Council Members that would reconfigure the intersection. The new concept included a free right bypass lane protected by raised median for north west traffic on La Cadena. Traffic from surrounding residential streets would stop at the new intersection with turn restrictions and channeled through raised medians for additional traffic calming. The reconfiguration of the intersection also required reconfiguration of existing drainage improvements. Engineering Director/City Engineer, Hemet, California. City of Hemet. City Engineer. Mr. Latino served as the City of Hemet Engineering Director/City Engineer from June 2015 to December 2016, managing a department of eight staff members. Mr. Latino was the City's representative to the public both during city business hours as well as at community events. He oversaw a 5 -year CIP that had a total projected budget of $36 -million dollars and was responsible for its preparation. Mr. Latino ultimately was responsible for the implementation of the Engineering Department's projects identified in the CIP. Mr. Latino acted as the City's representative to the Development Community and ran the City's Traffic and Parking Commission. He was responsible for the preparation of staff reports, meeting agendas and attendance of various public meetings. During his tenure, Mr. Latino focused on providing a business -friendly experience, and received positive feedback from the development community, local business owners and residents for responsiveness to their concerns. Page 16 INTEANATI0NAL On -Call Traffic Engineering Services City of La Quinta Christopher L. Alberts, P.L.S. I PROJECT DIRECTOR Mr. Alberts has combined consulting experience in field and office operations. As Palm Desert Office Executive, Mr. Alberts �' oversees the office environment and employee engagement E to develop and grow the Coachella Valley capabilities. He is '� � responsible for office and discipline operations, maintaining client relationships, quality control of plans and deliverables, staff allocation, scheduling, and verification of client satisfaction. He is active on a number of professional state and local association boards and chairman of a professional practice committee serving three southern California counties. Relevant Experience Highway 111 Pavement Rehabilitation Project. City of Indian Wells Principal In Charge. Responsible for providing professional engineering design services for Highway 111 Pavement Rehabilitation through the City of Indian Wells. The almost 4 - mile rehabilitation project includes geotechnical analysis of the existing roadway section to determine the most cost-effective rehabilitation methodology, improvements of existing surface drainage features, ADA ramp upgrades and replacement of traffic signal loop detection. I NT ER N ATI D AL Years with Michael Baker 20 Years of Experience 26 Education Coursework, General Studies, San Jacinto College Coursework, General Studies, South Dakota State University Licenses/Certifications Professional Land Surveyor, California, 2008, 8508 Professional Affiliations California Land Surveyors Association California Land Surveyors Association Joint Professional Practices Committee Avenue 50 and 52 Crossing/Eastside Dike Levee Evaluation, Coachella Valley, California. PSAV, LLC. Surveyor. Responsible for field surveys. Michael Baker prepared regional hydrology, hydraulic, and sedimentation analyses for the 51 -square -mile watershed tributary to the Eastside Dike Levee along the Coachella Canal. The project evaluated the condition of the existing levee and identified options for two roadway crossing encroachments across the levee system. Regional hydrology was prepared for this and region using the HEC -1 program. Flood routing and maximum water surface profiles along the dike were prepared using FLO-21D. The analysis evaluated the dispersion of flows along the dike from the 10 major drainage systems which are tributary to the system. La Entrada Drainage and Hydrology Studies, Coachella, California. PSAV, LLC. Surveyor. Responsible for field surveys. The project site includes seven regional conveyances and coalescing alluvial fans tributary to the Eastside Dike along the Coachella Canal. Michael Baker completed regional hydrology studies for the 50.6 square mile watershed, and one- and two-dimensional flood routing analyses to support the technical studies and identified the recommended improvements and project mitigation measures for the project site development. Michael Baker identified a whole fan flood hazard management program and developed the alignment and conceptual design for seven regional channels through the site. Rancho Las Flores Park Master Plan - Phase 1, Coachella, California. City of Coachella. Surveyor. Responsible for field surveys. Michael Baker provided professional landscape architecture and civil engineering services to the City of Coachella for the design and development of a community sports park. The 25 -acre park included a major lighted soccer complex, football field, baseball and softball fields, playgrounds, picnic areas, splash fountain, restrooms, shade structures, a new public street, parking lot improvements, landscaping, irrigation, and associated improvements. Services included the preparation of conceptual design alternatives, a two phased master plan, and final PS&E. Adams Street Bridge, La Quinta, California. City of La Quinta. Surveyor. Responsible for field surveys. Michael Baker provided environmental clearance and oversight of the bridge and roadway improvements for a 440 -foot bridge project over the Coachella Valley Stormwater Channel. The project, which used Federal HBRR funds, replaced the existing low-water crossing with a bridge to provide the city with a more reliable arterial roadway during inclement weather for the general public and emergency personnel. The project provided a four -lane roadway and bridge with raised median north of Highway 111 to Westward Ho Drive. Pedestrian and Bikeway Study and Design. City of Palm Desert. Principal In Charge. This two-phase project aims to identify and develop conceptual designs for pedestrian and bicycle improvements in the City of Palm Desert. The project involved a detailed Geographic Information Systems (GIS) analysis of the existing facilities as well as community engagement to determine the need for improvements and the types of improvements that align with the City's goals and policies. Page 17 INTERNATIONAL On -Call Traffic Engineering Services _ City of La Quinta Randal D. Ratzlaff, P.E. I QA/QC Mr. Ratzlaff is experienced in civil engineering and design for public works projects to Caltrans standards. S =� Mr. Ratzlaff specializes in arterial geometric alignments, roadway rehabilitation, utility coordination and project specification writing. He was previously employed by Caltrans as a Transportation Engineer and has extensive knowledge of Caltrans policies and procedures. Relevant Experience I N T E R N A T 1 0 N A L Years with Michael Baker 24 Years of Experience 28 Education M.S., 1998, Structural Engineering, California State University at Fullerton Archibald Avenue Improvement Project, Ontario, California. City of Ontario. Senior Engineer. Responsibilities included development of the project B•S.,1993, Civil Engineering, California State QA/QC and having the role of QA Manager. Michael Baker provided design and University at Fullerton environmental services for proposed improvements on Archibald Avenue Licenses/Certifications between East Oak Hill Drive and Monticello Place near the S.R. 60 interchange. ;Professional Engineer -Civil, California, 1997, C56867 For the project, Michael Baker developed the PSR -PDS deliverable, the PA/ED, and a full PS&E package for the proposed improvements. The Michael Baker survey team provided legal descriptions, created a land net map, and conducted supplemental topo and mobile mapping services for this project. On -Call Civil, Structural, H&H. San Bernardino County. Senior Engineer. Responsible for providing staff augmentation to the County of San Bernardino Public Works Planning Department. Tasks include proving preliminary cost estimates on a variety of different proposed improvement projects throughout the County of San Bernardino for the County to determine needed funding for the various projects. Cow Camp Road Extension, Rancho Mission Viejo, California. Rancho Mission Viejo, LLC. Senior Engineer. Responsible for performing independent reviews of PS&E. Michael Baker is providing design services for the nearly five -mile -long Cow Camp Road Project. When complete, this project will have taken more than 10 years to design and cost more than $125 million to construct. The project serves as the backbone infrastructure for the Rancho Mission Viejo Development that will eventually include more than 14,000 homes and five million square feet of retail and commercial space. Included in this significant project are nearly five miles of arterial roadway, more than 10 intersecting local streets, bridges over Chiquita Canyon, Gobernadora Canyon, and San Juan Creek, and an interface with Caltrans at Ortega Highway that requires an Intersection Control Evaluation (ICE). The project includes significant water and sewer facilities, local and regional stormwater control, water quality systems and basins, and extensive coordination with several permitting agencies. Ethanac Expressway, Riverside County, California. Riverside County. Senior Engineer. Developed QA/QC procedures manual and performed QC reviews of preliminary plans. Michael Baker provided a comprehensive planning study for the proposed 12 -mile corridor improvements to the Ethanac Expressway. These improvements will connect the cities of Hemet, San Jacinto, Menifee, Perris, Lake Elsinore, and other unincorporated communities in Riverside County. As part of the study, Michael Baker conducted extensive public outreach efforts to inform the public of the upcoming projects, as well as a comprehensive traffic study to recommend phasing and sequencing of the improvements. 1-10 and Cherry Boulevard Interchange Project, Calimesa, California. Riverside County. Senior Engineer. Responsibilities included geometric review of and redesign of on-ramp and off -ramp alignments to reduce the number of non-standard features. Michael Baker was responsible for the development of the PSR -PDS deliverable and is currently executing the PA/ED phase for the 1-10/Cherry Valley Boulevard interchange located on 1-10 between Singleton Road and Oak Valley Parkway. The project is proposing three build alternatives, which includes a diverging diamond, roundabouts, and partial cloverleaf configurations. Page 18 INTERNATIONAL On -Call Traffic Engineering Services City of La Quinta Carla R. Dietrich, P.E., PTOE I TRAFFIC ANALYSIS / STUDIES Ms. Dietrich is experienced in traffic engineering and transportation planning studies. She has served as a traffic task manager on various projects including conceptual engineering studies, corridor studies, feasibility studies, interchange justification reports, traffic impact studies, VMT assessments, and traffic analysis in support of environmental documents. Relevant Experience HSIP Cycle 7 Traffic Signal Modifications, Palm Springs, California. City of Palm Springs Traffic Engineer. Responsible for overseeing traffic analysis using Synchro software and traffic study documentation. Michael Baker was retained to prepare the design plans for 19 signal modifications and American with Disabilities Act pedestrian access ramps to improve safety throughout Palm Springs, California. The improvements include increasing signal visibility and installing advance dilemma zone detection systems. In 7 ■-oil: ■.1 0 0-0: 21 Years with Michael Baker 24 Years of Experience 25 Education B.S., 1997, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Carnegie Mellon University Licenses/Certifications Professional Engineer, Pennsylvania, 2004, PE070655 Professional Traffic Operations Engineer, 2008, 2468 Professional Engineer, Connecticut, 2003, PEN.0022832 Transportation Project Prioritization Study and Regional Arterial Cost Estimate Professional Engineer, Louisiana, 2010, 35480 Update, Coachella Valley, California. Coachella V3110yAssociatio17 of Governments (CVAG). Transportation Engineer. Responsible for preparing the transportation project prioritization study component of the study including participation in the transportation technical advisory sub -committee meeting process. Michael Baker provided services for the Transportation Project Prioritization Study (IPPS) and Regional Arterial Cost Estimates (RACE) 2010 updates, Active Transportation Plan (ATP), and Transportation Uniform Mitigation Fee (TUMF) Nexus Study. The project includes a ranking system for evaluating the need for improvements and is useful as a monitoring program that will allow the client to address changing conditions of their arterial road system over time. Ryan Calad, P.E., T.E. I SIGNAL TIMING / TRAFFIC ENGINEERING Mr. Calad is a motivated and innovative traffic engineer who has served as a project manager/task leader on various traffic signal PS&E, synchronization, and ITS projects. His expertise is with intersection and signal system design and operation. He has conducted extensive work in the development of optimized timing plans for nearly 1,000 signals, in addition to implementing, troubleshooting, and operating controllers and central systems. He has completed extensive work for traffic signal timing and synchronization, signing and striping plans, signal modifications, traffic control plans, traffic impact assessments, parking studies, and parking management plans. Relevant Experience I N TERN AT I0 N A L Years with Michael Baker 3 Years of Experience 16 Education B.A., 2007, Social Ecology, University of California, Irvine Licenses/Certifications Culver Drive TSSP. City of /wine. Traffic Task Manager/Engineer. Served as the I Deputy 8 project manager in charge of the TSSP alongCulver Drive/Bonita Canyon I Professional Engineer Civil, 2020 California, 91422 Drive/Ford Road for 11.3 miles of roadway and 39 project signal intersections within Professional Engineer - Traffic, California, 2013, 2692 the Cities of Irvine, Newport Beach, as well as Caltrans District 12. Oversaw and the filed reviews, analysis, and preparation of the complete PS&E for the construction of ITS elements including controller upgrades, CCTV's for both Cities, and new fiber optic connections within the City of Newport Beach. ITS Phase VI Design, Inglewood, California. City of ingiewood. Project Manager. Served as the project manager and lead for system integration support including procuring, programming, and deploying at the project intersections new 2070 ATC Omni eX controllers that included network configuration and integration into the city's Transparity Central System, providing assistance with ATSPMs, peer-to-peer operation, system detection zoning, and other advance programming features. Michael Baker is providing engineering and design services for the final intelligent transportation system (ITS) Phase VI Master Plan program improvements in the city of Inglewood. This project aims to address increasing traffic congestion and facilitate special events by implementing Phase VI designs, to fill the final piece of fiber optic and communication network gaps, ITS improvement elements, the replacement of 170 type controllers with Type 2070ATC controllers, and enhancements to the Inglewood City Hall TMC in coordinating activities between the city and regional ITS. Page 19 INTERNATIONAL On -Call Traffic Engineering Services City of La Quinta Octavio Hernandez, P.E. I TRAFFIC ENGINEERING Mr. Hernandez has technical experience in transportation and traffic engineering. He is actively involved in the field of traffic and transportation engineering and ITS. He has experience using AutoCAD, Microstation, Autoturn, Visual 2012 (lighting analysis software), SignCAD, Arcview GIS and various Microsoft Office applications. Prior to joining Michael Baker International, Octavio worked for AECOM/URS Corporation in the Transportation/Traffic Department. I N T E RN ATI D NAL Years with Michael Baker 6 Years of Experience 17 Relevant Experience Education B.S., 2004, Civil Engineering, California State 1-10/Monroe Street and 1-10/Jackson Street Interchanges PSR -PDS, Indio, University at Long Beach California. Qyofindio. Traffic Task Manager/Engineer. Responsible for traffic design Licenses/Certifications support. Michael Baker prepared two PSR -PDS documents to streamline the Project ! Professional Engineer - Civil, California, 2011, C78085 Initiation Document (PID) phase. One PSR -PDS was prepared for each interchange. !Professional Engineer Civil, Washington, 2020, The documents followed the new PDPM Appendix S guidelines. Three alternatives 20108872 were evaluated for each interchange, including the no -build alternative. The build alternatives would address the existing capacity deficiencies, remove the existing bottlenecks, and accommodate growth and development utilizing context sensitive solution design, such as a Neighborhood Electric Vehicle path. The PSR -PDS documents identified the need for interchange improvements and determined the capital and support costs for the PA/ED; PS&E; and construction. Major Streets: Pedestrian ATP/ADA Required Improvements (5 Locations), Pomona, California. City of Pomona. Traffic Task Manager/Engineer. Managed and helped design signing and striping plans for four intersections for the City of Pomona, California. Michael Baker is providing engineering services for Active Transportation Project and ADA -compliant improvements to five intersections. As a subconsultant, Michael Baker's services include final design of improvements to increase pedestrian safety and mobility and agency coordination. Antonio Salas, P.E. I TRAFFIC ENGINEERING Mr. Salas serves as a Traffic Engineering Technical Lead specializing in design in the Public Works/Transportation Engineering Department. His responsibilities include management of design and plan production in all areas of traffic engineering for Caltrans and local agencies. His expertise is composed of design and PS&E delivery of pavement delineation, signing, overhead sign design, traffic control, traffic handling, stage construction plans, traffic signal design, traffic signal communication plans, ITS, ramp metering, roadway and street lighting, roadway and street lighting photometric analysis, sign illumination, traffic signal synchronization before and after studies, signal timing, traffic signal warrants, speed surveys, trip generation tech memos, synchro analysis, thru-traffic analysis and sight distance analysis. Relevant Experience INTERNATIONAL Years with Michael Baker 11 Years of Experience 12 Education B.S., 2010, Civil Engineering, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona Licenses/Certifications Engineer -In -Training, California, 2015, 155958 Professional Engineer - Civil, Colorado, 2020, HSIP Cycle 7 Traffic Signal Modifications, Palm Springs, California. City of Palm PE.0057443 Springs Technical Lead. Responsibilities included field review and investigation of the Professional Engineer Civil, Washington, 2020, existing 19 traffic signals, along with putting together a PS&E package for the traffic 20101200 g g signal improvements. The City had been experiencing a considerable number of accidents related to the dilemma zone for vehicle approaching a traffic signal on the yellow phase, and in order to eliminate the dilemma zone we introduced the idea of using a proven hybrid system for vehicle detection. Other responsibilities included developing the SYNCHRO network to analyze the existing queues for left -turn movements at intersections with permissive phasing, with the intent to switch the phasing to protected left -turn. The City had also been experiencing many head-on collisions for vehicles turning left on a permissive phasing and our analysis helped the City make the best decision to switch to protected for those intersection that made most sense. Michael Baker was retained to prepare the design plans for 19 signal modifications and American with Disabilities Act pedestrian access ramps to improve safety throughout Palm Springs, California. The improvements include increasing signal visibility and installing advance dilemma zone detection systems. Page 110 INTEANATI0NAL On -Call Traffic Engineering Services City of La Quinta Alejandro Tapia, P.E. I TRAFFIC ANALYSIS / STUDIES Mr. Tapia has experience in developing traffic engineering and transportation planning studies. He has served as assistant traffic engineer on various projects including I N T E R N A T I N A L feasibility studies, safety assessments and traffic impact studies. Mr. Tapia is ' Years with Michael Baker responsible for developing traffic simulations using Synchro and VISSIM, crash analysis, 3 signal warrant analysis, capacity analysis and overall systems analysis. Years of Experience Relevant Experience 4 Education Local Road Safety Plan, Palm Springs, California. QyofPaimSprings Civil Associate. B.S.C.E., 2019, Civil Engineering, California State Assisted in the city-wide historical collision analysis. Identified areas of concern based Polytechnic University, Pomona on various criteria. Assisted in the development of the crash analysis report for the local 'Licenses/Certifications road safety plan. Michael Baker is providing planning and engineering services to Professional Engineer- Civil, California, 2023, 94642 identify low-cost, effective solutions to systemic and spot -specific safety issues. Data from the county sheriff and the Statewide Integrated Traffic Records System database is being used to develop an integrated, detailed GIS database specific to the city. Michael Baker is developing easy -to -read and informative maps that will target trends and hot spots to convey existing safety issues, and crash trends by mode. Palos Verdes Drive West Corridor Feasibility Study, Palos Verdes Estates, Palos Verdes, California. City of Palos Verdes Estates Civil Associate. Responsible for the Synchro, HCS, and SIDRA analysis of existing and future conditions. Analysis of existing and future conditions included an analysis of bicycle and pedestrian activity in the study area. Responsible for the historical collision review using CHP SWITRS data. Participated in alternatives development. Michael Baker provided design and engineering services for transportation improvements to the Palos Verdes Drive West (PVDW) from the Palos Verdes Drive North intersection through the Via Corta five -legged intersection abutting City Hall. The city had experienced gradual degradation of the PVDW corridor over the last 20 years, both from a traffic operational perspective and a safety perspective for all transportation modes. For the project, Michael Baker developed conceptual designs and feasible alternatives and prepared a feasibility study to improve traffic operations, safety, and mobility for all modes of transportation. Michael Baker also performed an environmental assessment of each alternative. Shelah Riggs I ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW Ms. Riggs is an accomplished project manager with experience in preparing CEQA/NEPA documents and regulatory compliance documents under the Clean Water Act, Sections 404 and 401; the federal Endangered Species Act, Sections 7 and 10; California Coastal Act; California State Porter -Cologne Act; California Endangered Species Act; and California Fish and Game Code Sections 1600-1616. She maintains an excellent rapport with resource agency staff and has successfully negotiated and implemented favorable mitigation conditions for a variety of public and private projects located within environmentally sensitive areas. Relevant Experience INT ER NAT I0NAL Years with Michael Baker 2 Years of Experience 22 Education M.S., 2002, Environmental Studies, California State University at Fullerton B.A., 1998, Geography, California State University at Dunlap Bridge Replacement Project. City of Yucaipa. Project Manager. Ms. Riggs Fullerton provided regulatory permitting services for the Dunlap Bridge Replacement Project which involved the rehabilitation of an existing bridge over Oak Glen Creek, including a new concrete bottom, concrete wingwalls, and the removal of existing riprap. The work included preparation of the jurisdictional delineation and biological resources report, then submittal of 1602 and 401 permit applications for permit issuance. Ms. Riggs identified a 404 Nationwide Permit that would allow work to proceed without formal preconstruction notification. The project involved removal of existing concrete grouted riprap which allowed for partial mitigation onsite, with the remainder conducted offsite within the City's existing mitigation areas. Pendleton Avenue at Oak Glen Creek Low Water Crossing Replacement Project. City of Yucaipa. Project Manager. Ms. Riggs provided regulatory permitting services for the realignment of Pendleton Avenue, which included design and construction of a bridge/box culvert and construction of two flood control basins per the City of Yucaipa guidelines. The construction of the bridge/box culvert was proposed to replace the existing Oak Glen Creek low water at grade crossing within Pendleton Avenue. The low water crossing was not designed to accommodate 100 -year design flow levels, which results in the flooding of Pendleton Avenue at Oak Glen Creek during storm events. The road improvements and flood control facilities are addressed in the City' s Master Plan of Drainage and have been designed to meet the 100 -year flow rates for the surrounding area. Page 111 INTERNATIONAL On -Call Traffic Engineering Services City of La Quinta Lonnie C. Druliner, P.E. I ROADWAY / CIVIL DESIGN Ms. Druliner has over 10 years industry experience in Capital Improvement Projects (CIP) and land development in both private and public sectors throughout southern California. Her municipal CIP and private client experience includes street improvement plans, plan -checking consulting services, residential, multi -family, and commercial development projects. She is skilled in project management, grading and improvement plans, drainage design, hydrology analyses, utility engineering, construction support and SWPPP reporting. Relevant Experience MID ■ AIX Ll (1.11111 Years with Michael Baker 1 Years of Experience 10 Education M.Eng., 2012, Civil Engineering, Tufts University B.S., 2010, Structural Engineering, University of California, San Diego Section 24 (Phase 2) and Section 33 Infrastructure Improvements. Aqua Caliente Licenses/Certifications Tribe. Project Manager. The project consists of adding a new street, providing curb, Professional Engineer- Civil, California, 2016, 86346 gutter, and sidewalk on an existing street, street widening, traffic modification with connection a flashing sign next to a fire station, and street lights along a corridor. Provide street improvements, coordinating with other disciples and subconsultants Capital Improvement Projects. CityofEscondido. Civil Associate. Lonnie worked in the Cit of Escondido Public Works Department to deliver a range of CIP Projects including ATP throughout the City to improve sidewalk curb and gutter, adding bicycle lanes, implementing traffic calming measures, and promote safe routes to school. Various phases of the projects were environmental (CEQA and NEPA), engineering and specifications, and construction. Grants ranged from $1.2M to 1.6M. Reporting and submittals were coordinated with Caltrans, SANDAG, and California Transportation Commission (CTC). The ATP Cycle 6 application was recently submitted in June of 2022. Midway Drainage Project. CityofEscondido. Designer. Started because the Escondido Creek channel was designed and constructed by the Army Corps of Engineers in the 60's to carry a 100 -year storm event; however, the connecting storm drain facilities were not up-sized to carry such a load. It started as a hydrology and hydraulic study of three main basins in the FEMA floodplain. The primary basin consisted of residential homes in a low-income neighborhood. The study would evaluate options to pull these residents out of the flood plain. A Request for Proposals was used to hire a consulting engineering firm to run the analysis and provide adequate sizing for a 100 -year event. With the study underway, funding opportunities were pursued through Community Development Block Grant Program (CDBG) and Hazard Mitigation Grant Program (HMGP). Andrew A. Lewis, P.E. I ROADWAY/ CONSTRUCTION STAGING Mr. Lewis has extensive experience in civil transportation infrastructure. Specifically, his expertise includes bridge rehabilitation, municipal storm drainage projects, urban streetscape and ADA compliance, utility easements and right-of-way, , permanent and temporary vehicular traffic staging, and land use and traffic generation,. He has working knowledge of traffic capacity requirements, freeway interchange behavior and operations, and the integration of alternative modes of transport within a greater metropolitan settlement. I N7 E R N A 7 1 0 NAL Years with Michael Baker 3 Years of Experience 18 Education B.S., 2003, Civil Engineering, Marquette University Licenses/Certifications Relevant Experience Professional Engineer - Civil, California, 2013, 81680 Archibald Avenue Improvement Project, Ontario, California. City of Ontario. Technical Assistant. Provided technical assistance to project lead. Michael Baker provided design and environmental services for proposed improvements on Archibald Avenue between East Oak Hill Drive and Monticello Place near the S.R. 60 interchange. For the project, Michael Baker developed the PSR -PDS deliverable, the PA/ED, and a full PS&E package for the proposed improvements. It also provided utility coordination and construction support. 1-10 Corridor Express Lanes Project, Los Angeles and San Bernardino Counties, California. SANBAG Project Engineer. Responsible for serving as a design document quality control manager within the 1-10 SBCTA Design -Build process. Michael Baker provided design and engineering services as the lead designer on the Interstate 10 Corridor Express Lanes project which added 10.5 lane miles of new roadway and restriping of the existing roadway. It involved the design and construction of two express lanes in each direction of 1-10 from the Los Angeles/San Bernardino County line to the 1-10/1-15 interchange. It also included the reconstruction or modification of existing ramps at 10 interchanges and 20 bridge structures. Andy assisted with the design of maintenance of traffic (MOT) for two of the four design segments to ensure smooth traffic flow during the construction period. Page 112 I N T E A N A T 1 0 N A L On -Call Traffic Engineering Services _ City of La Quinta Marlena Perez, P.E. I ACTIVE TRANSPORTATION Ms. Perez serves as a Project Manager specializing in Active Transportation projects. Her focus is on multimodal designs that balance all modes of transportation and implements a wholistic design approach. Ms. Perez has experience in all project phases, from the feasibility stage where she plays a key role in public outreach, to final design stages where she provides construction bid support. From her experience in the United Kingdom, Ms. Perez has worked on cutting edge active transportation projects and brings back an innovative mindset to approach multimodal designs. Her strengths include her communication, ability to engage stakeholders to gain consensus, strong organization, and problem - solving skills. In her time as a designer, she was responsible for preparing horizontal and vertical geometry and 3D modeling. Relevant Experience INT ERN ATI D N AL Years with Michael Baker 3 Years of Experience 5 Education B.S., 2017, Civil Engineering, California State Polytechnic University, San Luis Obispo Licenses/Certifications Professional Engineer - Civil, California, 2023, 94934 Club Drive Complete Streets, Indian Wells, California. City of Indian We//s Assistant Project Manager. Michael Baker is contracted to prepare PS&E for the Club Drive Complete Streets Project. The project consists of introducing new sidewalks, ADA compliant curb ramps and upgrading existing bicycle facilities on Club Drive to connect pedestrians and bicyclists to a nearby shopping center. Michael Baker is preparing concept alternatives for the project and once the preferred alternative is selected, preparing the PS&E package. Coordination with nearby business owners is a key consideration for the project to garner community support and ensure there is a consensus on the designs. Marlena is acting as Assistant Project Manager for the project; she is responsible for leading the public outreach activities and managing the project delivery schedule. Jackson Street Complete Streets, Indio, California. City of Indio. Assistant Project Manager. Michael Baker is providing PS&Es for this project which includes various public realm improvements such as sidewalk and driveway reconstruction, ADA curb ramp upgrades, installing artistic shade features, installing artistic trash bins, and upgrading landscaping. Michael Baker is working with a local artist selected by the City to design the shade structures to ensure the sidewalks are ADA compliant. This project is funded by a Clean California Grant which is administered by Caltrans. Hector Salcedo, P.E. I ROADWAY DESIGN /ACCESSIBILITY Mr. Salcedo is a well-rounded engineer who understands the key aspects of all Caltrans project phases. He has experience working on all three phases of Caltrans project delivery phases which include the PID, PA/ED, and PS&E. His vast project experience includes review and preparation of technical reports and preliminary geometric designs in the planning and development of major interchanges throughout Southern California. His recent project experience includes design on the 1-10 Design -Build Project where he was responsible for a 3 -mile segment of roadway modeling and preparation of over 100 roadway plans complying to the Caltrans HDM, Standard Plans and Plan Preparation Manual. Mr. Salcedo uses his vast experience to ensure the most practical, and safe designs on his projects with a full understanding of the Caltrans delivery process. Relevant Experience 070 MIAMI ME-l"Wol Years with Michael Baker 9 Years of Experience 9 Education B.S., 2014, Civil Engineering/Transportation, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona Licenses/Certifications Professional Enaineer - Civil. California. 2019. 90382 Rancho California Road Roundabout Corridor Project, Riverside County, California. Riverside County Transportation Department. Civil Engineer. Review traffic, geotechnical, and environmental reports. Coordinate and prepare material for geometric and traffic workshop meetings. Manage and maintain the project schedule, deliverable log and action items. Design preliminary profiles for each roundabout and created a utility conflict matrix. Provide design oversight on the roundabout performance analysis and plan and profile exhibits. Michael Baker is providing environmental and engineering services for four new roundabouts on Rancho California Road, between Butterfield Stage Road and Glenoaks Road. Michael Baker is developing the design for roundabouts at La Serena Way, Calle Contento, Monte de Oro, and Glen Oaks Road. 1 13 INTEANATI0NAL On -Call Traffic Engineering Services City of La Quinta Daniel R. Walden, P.E. I ROADWAY / CIVIL DESIGN Mr. Walden has experience in the design and preparation of preliminary engineering study documents, and final design construction documents. His experience includes transportation roadway design, grading and modeling for freeway, infrastructure and street improvement plans for the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), and municipal clientele. He has extensive knowledge of Caltrans design standards, and his experience working with Caltrans on design - build projects affords him the understanding of working with multiple agencies simultaneously. Mr. Walden has held roles as task lead, and lead design engineer on three of Southern California's most complex design -build projects. Additionally, he has worked on a variety of projects ranging in size from $1 million to $1.6 billion; most recently working with the SBCTA on the 1-10 Corridor Express Lanes Project Design -Build. Relevant Experience i I NFERMATIQ MAL I Years with Michael Baker 16 Years of Experience 17 Education B.S., 2008, Civil Engineering/Transportation, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona Licenses/Certifications Professional Engineer - Civil, California, 2014, C 82536 Pavement Resurfacing, La Sierra Avenue, Riverside, California. Riverside County. Senior Engineer. Responsible for development and obtaining approval of the PS&E package under an aggressive schedule to ensure that the project was able to receive the necessary funding. Michael Baker provided design services for the improvement and repair of La Sierra Avenue's pavement. The project included completing field reviews to identify damaged areas in need of repair and upgrades, identifying impacted utilities for necessary relocation and adjustment, and preparing PS&E. Additionally, Michael Baker reconstructed AC Dike, upgraded metal beam guard railing, roadside signs, pavement markings, and reconstructed curb ramps to meet ADA requirements. Ramona Resurfacing - RCTD. Riverside County. Senior Engineer. Responsible for development and obtaining approval of the PS&E package under an aggressive schedule to ensure that the project was able to receive the necessary funding. 1-10 Corridor Express Lanes Project, Los Angeles and San Bernardino Counties, California. SANBAG. Roadway Design Lead. Responsible for leading the roadway team and other disciplines through development and towards approval of the final design plans. Took a proactive approach early on during the design process to identify nonstandard features and other design issues, and worked closely with SBCTA and Caltrans to develop design solutions that maintained the project schedule. Led the development of over 200 design exceptions for approval by Caltrans; this included eliminating numerous nonstandard features and mitigating the remaining nonstandard features so as to not diminish the safety along the corridor. Michael Baker provided design and engineering services as the lead designer on the Interstate 10 Corridor Express Lanes project. This design -build project aimed to reduce traffic congestion, increase throughput, and enhance regional mobility. It involved the design and construction of two express lanes in each direction of 1-10 from the Los Angeles/San Bernardino County line to the 1-10/1-15 interchange. It also included the reconstruction or modification of existing ramps at 10 interchanges and 20 bridge structures. As part of the project, Michael Baker performed roadway design, structural engineering, drainage, and maintenance of traffic MOT for two of the four design segments, as well as intelligent transportation systems services, tolling design, signals, lighting, landscape architecture, and survey activities for the entire corridor. In all, the project proposed to add 10.5 lane miles of new roadway and restripe 11.5 miles of existing roadway in each direction. To accommodate the added express lanes, the project widened or replaced 20 bridge structures, including six overcrossing replacements, two undercrossing replacements, seven undercrossing widenings, and five bridge widenings over channels. The project also added approximately 81 retaining walls of various types, including sub -horizontal ground anchor walls, soldier pile walls, soil nail walls, standard walls, and sound wall barriers. Page 114 INTEANATI0NAL On -Call Traffic Engineering Services City of La Quinta Experience With Similar Work Our staff has similar as -needed traffic operations, traffic engineering and transportation planning experience working with Cities, Counties, and other agencies in the region. We respond to the particular needs of the client in the form of task orders and have the variety of engineering and planning disciplines to internally support a project that may need limited services from another department. Our traffic and transportation planning staff regular complete the following types of projects (although not limited to these): Traffic Signal Operations ✓ Fiber Optic Interconnect and Communication Plans ✓ Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) Communications Improvements ✓ Traffic Signal Synchronization Projects (TSSP) Corridors ✓ Technical Assistance for Traffic Signal Operations ✓ Street Lighting Plans ✓ Traffic Signal Inventory & ITS Assessment ✓ Utility Coordination ✓ System Integration Support ✓ New Controllers & Signal Timing Conversions Traffic Engineering ✓ Traffic Control Plans ✓ Signing and Striping Plans ✓ Traffic Signal Plans and Traffic Signal Modification Plans ✓ RRFB Crosswalk Plans ✓ Traffic Calming Improvement Plans ✓ Roundabout Improvement Plans ✓ Complete Streets (Improvement Plans, Drainage, Water Quality, etc.) Transportation Planning ✓ Mobility Assessments ✓ Active Transportation Plans ✓ Long Range Transportation Plans ✓ Local Road Safety Plans ✓ Level of Service (LOS) Analysis ✓ Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT) Analysis ✓ Traffic Impact Studies ✓ Traffic Simulation and Highway Capacity Software (HCS) analysis ✓ Speed Studies ✓ Parking Studies ✓ Accident Analysis ✓ Streetscaping/Design Review ✓ Roadway Corridor Analysis ✓ Public Outreach ✓ Grant Application Review and Support The Michael Baker Team does more than understand how to prepare reports and traffic engineering plans - we work interdepartmentally and collaboratively with our civil engineering, planning, survey, environmental and landscape architecture staff to develop comprehensive plans whether we are working on roadway features, new turn lanes, curb pop -outs, ADA ramps, medians and refuge islands, new alignments or profi les. We believe this not only makes Michael Baker a great full-service transportation planning and engineering firm to support the City of La Quinta, but it also provides our staff a well-rounded understanding of the nexus between planning, engineering, and ultimately construction. Page 115 INTEANATI0NAL On -Call Traffic Engineering Services City of La Quinta Recent Similar Projects On -Call Civil and Traffic Services Riverside County, CA Michael Baker is providing civil and traffic on-call services. Through the on-call contract, Michael Baker has been contracted to design two roundabouts along Rancho California Road in the Temecula Valley Wine Country area. Rancho California Road is a two-lane east/west roadway with a striped median along the corridor. La Serena Way is a secondary roadway and Calle Contento is a collector roadway. The project involves roadway realignment, right-of-way and environmental clearance. The roundabouts will be constructed to accommodate equestrians, bicycle, and pedestrians through the installation of a multi -use trail and sidewalks. Other task orders include Project Approval/ Environmental Document (PA/ED) Interchange delivery, Plans, Specifications and Estimates (PS&E) for multiple resurfacing projects as well as Project Study Development. Support (PSR -PDS) preparation for interchange projects. Report — Project Highway Safety Improvement Program (HSIP) Cycle 7 — Traffic Safety and Signal Modifications Palm Springs, CA Michael Baker recently provided project management and environmental / design services for the modification and modernization of 19 -signalized intersections within the City of Palm Springs. The project was funded through the District 8 Highway Safety Improvement Program (HSIP) Cycle 7 program with the purpose of improving traffic safety within the intersections by reducing i .� collisions. Traffic signal improvements included installing 3 - advance dilemma -zone detection systems and -� converting existing "five -head" permissive signals to _ fy protected left -turn phasing. Michael Baker delivered the final project plans, specifications and engineers estimate. Michael Baker supported the City of Palm Springs in "'1111111h, _;:.__; preparing the Request for Authorization (RFA) for Construction and the City of Palm Springs was granted E-76 for Construction within the scheduled funding deadline. Michael Baker managed the development of the environmental document through a project subconsultant in order to obtain CEQA/NEPA environmental approvals Replacement of existing protected/permissive left -turn operations with protected movements was evaluated in terms of both traffic operations level of service as well as compliance with the CAMUTCD left -turn indications and mast arm design. Design efforts included roadway plans, striping plans for crosswalk modifications, traffic signal plans, and quantity and cost estimates. The design team coordinated with the City, Caltrans' utility coordination staff, and utility owners to avoid any conflicts. Additionally, the design team analyzed and designed the pedestrian facilities at each of the intersections to comply with Caltrans' LAPM guidelines and City Standards. Page 116 INTEANATI0NAL On -Call Traffic Engineering Services ■ City of La Quinta Highway Safety Improvement Program (HSIP) Cycle 9 — Traffic Safety and Si Indio, CA The City of Indio is making improvements to the City's transportation infrastructure to meet the City's mobility needs and to address severe traffic congestion. Recognizing this need, the City has identified fifteen intersections that require modifications to improve safety and operational efficiency. The existing traffic signals will be upgraded with new controller equipment as well as new dilemma zone detection systems and upgrades to signal timing. Michael Baker managed the development of the environmental document through a project subconsultant to obtain CEQA/NEPA environmental approvals. VCS prepared the PES form and additional required submittals for this project and processed through Caltrans District 8 Local Assistance, leading to a NEPA Categorical Exclusion. During Caltrans. Review of the project, Caltrans requested additional cultural resource documentation. VCS cultural services on this project included the preparation of an Area of Potential Effects (APE) map; completion of a cultural resources literature review of the APE at the Eastern Information Center (EIC) located at the University of California, Riverside; a field survey of the APE; and preparation of an ASR and HPSR. On -Call Traffic/Transportation Planning Santa Monica, CA The City of Santa Monica selected Michael Baker to provide as -needed traffic engineering support services under our Master Agreement On -Call Services lilt .I contract. Assigned tasks range from traffic signal '4. timing optimization, signal timing database - _ - conversion, signing and striping modification, traffic - — control plan reviews, and the creation of new citywide standard drawings and notes. The City's Public Works Department initiated their annual pavement maintenance program, which created an opportunity to modernize the striping and signing along more than 10 miles of their major urban corridors. One of the early action efforts was a collaborative effort between the Michael Baker and City staff to update one of their quick -build bike facilities at the intersection of Ocean Boulevard and California Avenue at the highly -recognizable and historic California Incline. The new striping features an updated protected intersection, which connects several types of bicycle facilities, including bike lanes, a cycle track, and a multi -use path. The new design has prominent green conflict zone striping, bicycle staging areas, green chevroned bike crossings, and protective K71 delineators, which create a more substantial vertical barrier for separation of vehicles. Michael Baker worked with the City to review traffic signal phasing to make sure the design operates smoothly and effectively. Other task orders to date include: • Special Event Traffic Assessment and Safety Assessment • Conversion of Traffic Signal and Timing Databases • Traffic Control Plan Review • Pavement Management Traffic Engineering Support Services • Standards Preparation and Updates ■ Roundabout Modernization Page 1 17 INTEANATI0NAL On -Call Traffic Engineering Services ■ City of La Quinta As -Needed Civil and Traffic Engineering Services Del Mar, CA Michael Baker has been retained by the City of Del Mar to provide engineering project management, plan checking and related professional services to the Public Works Department under an as -needed contract. Areas of work under this contract include: ■ Del Mar Village Specific Plan and Camino Del Mar Streetscape ■ Senate Bill 743 Traffic Study Guidelines compliance (Vehicle Miles Travelled (VMT) Metric) ■ Camino Del Mar Bike Lane and Parking project near North Beach ■ Camino Del Mar Multi -Use Trail from 4th Street to Carmel Valley Road ■ Emergency Traffic Control Plan Design for Slope Collapse on Camino Del Mar ■ Emergency Traffic Control Plan Design and Consultant Management for Slope Collapse on Jimmy Durante ■ 22nd Street / Coast Blvd / Camino Del Mar Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) compliance project ■ Traffic Control Review with the Del Mar Fairgrounds ■ Traffic and Parking Advisory Committee (TPAC) attendance and guidance, San Diego Traffic Engineers' Council (SANTEC) attendance ■ Traffic Calming and Pedestrian Crossings at multiple locations through the City ■ Updates for Speed Surveys for City ■ "State of Traffic" Report summarizing accidents, speeds, and volumes through the City ■ Multiple All -way Stop Analyses around City ■ Design Review and Planning Review Services for Numerous Residential Lot Developments Seal Beach TSSP Seal Beach, CA Michael Baker (serving as Prime Consultant) was selected by the City of Seal Beach to provide engineering and design services for the Seal Beach Boulevard Traffic Signal Synchronization Project (TSSP). The Michael Baker Team as part of our scope of work provided signal timing, PS&E design, and system integration services for upgrades to the City ATMS/ATSPM's, ATC controllers, Gridsmart Video Detection, and fiber optic repairs along Seal Beach Boulevard from Rossmoor Center to City Hall TMC. The project includes the various signal timing tasks for count and data collection; field reviews; "before" and "after" studies; optimized timing implementation and fine tuning, and on-going operations and maintenance. As part of our work, we are providing the unique cost savings approach of procuring the 13 project controllers directly with programming and field deployment. This service approach is being provided to account for additional project needs to fix communication issues not included in the original grant funds. Our team conducted network troubleshooting and fiber testing to identify the communication break and are providing plans to fix the fiber and network issue. Page 1 18 INTEANATI0NAL On -Call Traffic Engineering Services City of La Quinta Compton Boulevard Traffic Engineering Project Los Angeles County, CA Under a task order within the on-call, Michael Baker provided design and engineering services to assist with traffic engineering for complete streets improvements along four arterial roadways in Los Angeles County. The project included the resurfacing of approximately 2.6 miles of roadway and the installation of traffic safety enhancements in the unincorporated community of East Rancho Dominguez and the city of Compton. For the project, Michael Baker performed field reviews, developing traffic signal modifications and new ATC controller timing sheets and database, signing and striping for each corridor to include enhanced pedestrian -safety features with high -visibility crosswalks, pedestrian flashing beacons, and painted bulb -out curb extensions, and construction traffic control plans and construction support. Aviation Boulevard and Artesia Boulevard Intersection Improvements Manhattan Beach, CA Michael Baker completed the Environmental Document, Project Report, and PS&E for the Aviation Boulevard at Artesia Boulevard Southbound to '- - — Westbound Right Turn Improvement Project for the City of Manhattan Beach. The project involved adding a right turn f pocket to the southbound Aviation 1 Boulevard approach to Artesia Boulevard in a built -out urban environment. irociomeniaiion The project widened the west side of Design Services I Aviation Boulevard to the north of the intersection at Artesia Boulevard to accommodate a 12.5 -foot right turn lane and an 8 -foot pedestrian walkway; constructed a new ADA pedestrian curb ramp on the northwest corner of the Aviation Boulevard and Artesia Boulevard intersection; re -striped the north leg of Aviation Boulevard; and provided new crosswalk striping at the west and north legs of the intersection. These improvements addressed queuing deficiencies, improved roadway operations, and implemented improvements consistent with the Manhattan Beach General Plan Transportation Element. Michael Baker completed an Initial Study/Mitigated Negative Declaration (IS/MND) with various technical studies. Michael Baker also prepared PS&E, which was approved by the City in 2019. On -Call Engineering Palm Desert, CA Michael Baker is currently contracted with the City of Palm Desert to provide on-call City Engineer services over both the Public Works/CIP Division and Land Development Division of the Engineering Department. Work includes the review of engineering plans for developments in the City, as well as oversight and administration of the City's current CIP projects. In addition, Michael Baker has been providing City Surveyor services. Michael Baker regularly reviews and approves all Tract Maps, Parcel Maps, Parcel Map Waivers and supporting survey or mapping documents submitted to the City for compliance with the Subdivision Map Act, the Professional Land Surveyors Act and City Ordinances. Additionally, Michael Baker has provided survey and mapping services including Parcel Map preparation for the Civic Center, San Pablo Avenue vacations, right-of-way and temporary construction easements, and high -accuracy control work to reestablish survey monumentation for public streets on numerous Capital Improvement Projects within the City of Palm Desert. Work includes record research, initial boundary and control surveys, right of way and realignment surveys as well as replacing horizontal and vertical survey control monuments and filing appropriate documents with various agencies. Page 1 19 INTEHNAT10NAL On -Call Traffic Engineering Services City of La Quinta Proiect Understandina and Aaaroach Michael Baker has carefully reviewed the Scope of Work within the Request for Proposal (RFP) and has a firm understanding of the services required by the City. Ourtraffic experts have the know-how and access to the technology needed to review and prepare traffic signal designs, signing and striping plans, traffic control plans, traffic safety evaluations, traffic calming measures/road diets, traffic impact studies, traffic signal timing optimization (isolated & coordinated corridors), coordinated signal performance, traffic signal communications network reports, VMT assessments, grant funding applications, and much more. Approach & Task Order Management Michael Baker's approach to accomplishing the work is based on years of experience on a variety of projects, most notably the last ten years as City of Carlsbad on-call plan checkers. We have identified many specific steps we will undertake in order to achieve quality assurance, schedule control, and a balanced effort in the event of several task orders occurring simultaneously. Constant communication with the City's Project Manager from beginning to end to make sure that the City stays current with reviews will be a key factor in delivering project review services. We know the importance of responding quickly and accurately so that decisions can be made. Mr. Steven Latino is identified as our Project Manager. In this role he will be responsible for being the point of contact for the City and will work directly with Michael Baker's Team of Task Managers in assigning staff for each project as necessary. Our approach to a typical on-call task order will begin by Mr. Latino quickly responding to the City's call for assistance via email to verify the scope and schedule of the assignment. A Task Manager will then be assigned by Mr. Latino to facilitate the task order requested by the City. If necessary, a virtual or in-person meeting will be setup to better understand the specific needs of the project and deliverables required. Throughout each assignment, the QA/QC Manager will work with the dedicated Task Manager to implement our in-house QA/QC Program. This process emphasizes quality control throughout each assignment and ensures each element of each task order is held to a consistent and high standard. MANAGEMENT PROCESS FLOW CHART Z a a 0 a Z D 0 4, The graphic on the right side of the page illustrates the task order management process. As discussed, all task orders will be received by our Project Manager, Steven Latino. As a hands-on manager, he will see the request for task order through the scope development to project deliverable. To ensure all task orders meet the City's high standards for quality, our QA/QC manager Randy Ratzlaff, will oversee the review process and will be responsible for confirming all deliverables are thoroughly reviewed prior to submittal to the City. This hands-on management and review approach reduces costs, helps to maintain the project schedule, and establishes trust and confidence in the Michael Baker team. Approach to Task Order Assignments Our understanding and approach to responding to task order assignments includes: Understanding the City's Goals for Each Assigned Task • To be successful on any project, it is vital that the consultant understand the final product. We will meet with City staff to receive submittal package(s) in person or electronically and learn what the critical issues are for each task. We will understand the budget, schedule, and scope of work before planning the project so that we can begin to formulate a detailed scope of work and identify critical path issues. Page 120 INTEANATI0NAL On -Call Traffic Engineering Services City of La Quinta Schedule, Scope, and Fee Development Upon request of the City, our Project Manager, Mr. Latino, will meet with City staff to determine the scope of services. Michael Baker will then prepare a detailed scope of work, fee estimate, and schedule in compliance with City requirements. The scope, fee, and schedule will be submitted to City staff for approval and notice-to-proceed. Progress . , Updates According to the complexity of the assigned task, Mr. Latino will provide routine project updates at major milestones. Project Budgets p In most cases, services will be provided lump sum or fee -not -to -exceed. Approved project costs will not exceed the contract amount without prior written approval. Coordination We will be readily available to City staff, will coordinate review and regulatory agency approvals, and will schedule and administer project meetings. We will keep the City apprised of work progress, schedule, and anticipated review dates by means of phone calls, emails, or progress reports. (b Deliverables A key component independent of the QC process is to ensure the overall outcome is consistent with the City's desired objectives. A thorough quality review of all project elements will take place to ensure these objectives are met. Quality, Schedule, and Cost Control Procedures and Policies As part of our commitment to Quality Service, Michael Baker has an established QA/QC program that implemented and appropriately scaled for each specific project, and each task order. It is structured to mitigate issues with little to no escalation. This is ensured by building in quality at every step of the process, promoting prevention rather than detection. Senior staff will conduct a formal independent project review at milestone stages. We will analyze all project documents clarity, schedule and cost control, errors and/or omissions and compliance with City requirements. Michael Baker understands that project quality is our responsibility. Schedule Management We understand the importance of meeting the deliverable deadlines, and our reputable team is dedicated to meeting each task order milestone for all assignments. Michael Baker has ample resources and uses state-of-the-art resource management software to maintain schedule compliance. Corporate policy requires frequent updating of staffing and workload projections so tracking systems reflect the latest available information. This allows our project teams to be supplemented from in-house resources to meet surges in workload or unexpected deadlines. A draft schedule will be provided at the kick-off meeting that illustrates the overall work breakdown structure and scope of work. The schedule will be a dynamic document, updated throughout the life of the project, and shared with the City as updates are made. It will also establish project milestones and critical path elements as part of the overall context of the project. Cost Control Weighing any proposed improvements against the project's purpose and needs while considering cost and longevity is critical. Michael Baker looks for ways to provide additional value and/or improvement opportunities without increasing the project costs with creative but cost effective and practical solutions. Additionally, our Oracle -based ERP manages and control costs throughout the corporation. This system enables us to compare actual project costs with negotiated budgets as well as forecasted costs on a weekly basis. Our internal accounting cost controls protect Michael Baker and our clients because it requires properjustification and documentation prior to any project cost increase. Page 121 INTERNATIONAL On -Call Traffic Engineering Services City of La Quinta 2. References Michael Baker has a distinguished portfolio of representative projects of comparable complexity, scale and nature, training and proven expertise in Traffic Signal Operations, Traffic Engineering, and Transportation Planning. We have a proven track record of proving similar as -needed services for many local clients throughout Southern California. We proudly present the following references which adequately reflect the quality of our work and our highly responsive approach to our client's needs on as -needed and project specific contracts. Detailed descriptions of relevant projects can be found in the previous Section. City of Palm Springs Joel Montalvo, MPA, PE, Civil Engineer 3200 East Tahquitz Canyon Way Palm Springs HSIP Cycle 7 Palm Springs, CA 92263 760.322.8339 1 joel.montalvo@palmspringsca.gov NAI Consulting Josh Nickerson, PE, Owner ■ City of Indio HSIP Cycle 9 38955 Adelina Road ■ City of Indio Jackson Street Project — Clean California Cathedral City, CA 92234 Grant 760.323.5344 1 jnickerson@naiconsulting.com Riverside County Transportation Department Khalid Nasim, Engineering Division Manager ■ Winchester Road/SR-79 Improvements 352514th Street ■ Lisa J. Mailes Safe Route to School Riverside, CA 92501 ■ Ramon Road at 1-10 Reconstruction 951.955.68001 knasim@rctlma.org City of Indian Wells Ken Seumalo, PE, Public Works Director ■ Warner Trail Improvement Project 44-950 Eldorado Drive ■ Club Drive Complete Streets Project and Local Street Indian Wells, CA 92210 Rehabilitation 760.776.02371 kseumalo@indianwells.com 0 Highway 111 Pavement Rehabilitation Project City of Rancho Mirage Ryan Stendell, Director of Public Works 68-925 Highway 111 ■ On -Call Traffic Engineering Services Rancho Mirage, CA 92270 760.770.3224 1 ryans@ranchomirageca.gov 1 22 INTEANATI0NAL On -Call Traffic Engineering Services City of La Quinta 3. Complete Pricing List City of La Quinta On -Call Traffic Engineering Services. Rates Valid 2023 - 2024 Category $ Hourly Rate Range Principal................................................................................................................................................................................................................290-310 SeniorProject Manager......................................................................................................................................................................................250-290 ProjectManager..................................................................................................................................................................................................190-260 TechnicalManager..............................................................................................................................................................................................200-235 Senior Project Engineer/ Senior Land Surveyor............................................................................................................................................190-220 Project Engineer/ Project Land Surveyor/ Principal Planner......................................................................................................................170-200 Professional Engineer/ Land Surveyor/Project Planner..............................................................................................................................150- 190 EngineerIn Training / Civil Designer...............................................................................................................................................................120- 160 Senior Construction Manager / Senior Resident Engineer..........................................................................................................................180-230 Construction Manager/ Resident Engineer...................................................................................................................................................150- 180 CADDesigner/ Technician/Planner................................................................................................................................................................120- 150 Engineering Assistant/Assistant Planner...........................................................................................................................................................80 -120 Admin Assistant/ Project Administrator.............................................................................................................................................................70 -90 Senior Traffic / Transportation Engineer.........................................................................................................................................................180-220 Traffic/ Transportation Engineer.....................................................................................................................................................................150- 190 SeniorGIS Analyst...............................................................................................................................................................................................120- 160 GISAnalyst...........................................................................................................................................................................................................120- 160 SeniorLandscape Designer...............................................................................................................................................................................190-240 LandscapeDesigner..........................................................................................................................................................................................160-200 PlanChecker........................................................................................................................................................................................................140- 190 2 -Man Survey Crew.............................................................................................................................................................................................270 - 330 1 -Man Survey Crew.............................................................................................................................................................................................165-210 LicensedSurveyor...............................................................................................................................................................................................200-240 FieldSupervisor...................................................................................................................................................................................................170-220 ■ Each year consistent with the City's fiscal year (July 1), rates may be subject to a cost -of -living increase. ■ Michael Baker's rate ranges are determined by years of experience and professional qualifications. ■ Blueprinting, reproduction, messenger service and other direct expenses will be charged as an additional cost plus 15%. Vehicle mileage will be charged as an additional cost at the IRS approved rate. Page 123 INTEANATI0NAL On -Call Traffic Engineering Services City of La Quinta 4. List of Complementary Services Offered with Corresponding Prices Michael Baker International is a leading global provider of engineering and consulting services, which include planning, environmental, design, survey, and construction management for public and private clients across a wide variety of fields. The company provides its comprehensive range of services and solution in support of U.S. federal, state, and municipal governments, foreign allied governments, and a wide range of commercial clients. With 16 offices local to California, Michael Baker can provide any project with easily accessible professional support. Below is a list of complementary services that Michael Baker can provide to the City of La Quinta to provide additional support beyond Traffic Engineering: ■ Municipa%Civil/Public Works ■ 6enera1 Transportation ■ Transportation Planning ■ Highway Design ■ Grant Writing ■ Land Surveying and Map/Easement or Legal Description Preparation ■ Aerial Topographic Mapping ■ Landscape Architecture ■ Environmental ■ Structural Engineering ■ Electrical Engineering ■ Planning and Urban Design ■ Public Outreach and Media Arts ■ Surface Water Quality and Management ■ Drainage Design ■ Water/Wastewater/Desalination ■ Rail and Transit ■ Mechanical Engineering and Plumbing Engineering Services ■ Grading Improvement Plans (mass, rough and precise) ■ Architectural Design and Review ■ Construction Support ■ Master Planning for Water, Sewer and Storm Drain Systems ■ Water Reservoir/Well/Booster Pump Station Design ■ Water Main Improvements/Replacement ■ Sewer Line Improvements/Replacement ■ Water and Sewer Hydraulic Modeling and Capacity Analysis ■ Storm Drain Improvements/Replacement Pricing for the above services would need to be developed based on the specific assignment. Pricing will utilize rates identified the pricing list in Section 3 of this proposal. Page 124 INTEANATI0NAL On -Call Traffic Engineering Services City of La Quinta 5. Staffing and Project Organization Michael Baker will manage and staff this contract from our Palm Desert office. Mr. Steven Latino will act as the City's On -Call Traffic Engineer and will be the primary point of contact for day to day work with the City; however, as previously shown in the organization chart Mr. Latino will have additional staff assigned to the City of La Quinta to serve on task order assignments and provide additional resources. In additional, Michael Baker offers over 70 other transportation professionals across Southern California. Many of the key team members assigned to this contract have experience working with or in the City of La Quinta adding value through their knowledge of and familiarity with the City's policies. Our team offers the expertise and resources to support contract task orders using our in-house staff. We have provided key team member resumes above. Staff Experience Michael Baker has an outstanding reputation in the field of traffic and civil/public works engineering. Traffic—whether it is from a residential area, planned community, shopping center, industrial park, or future highway—affects the entire transportation circulation system. It is essential that the extent of this effect be analyzed and that all aspects and possible measures to improve any adverse impacts be studied. Consideration must be given, not only to the effect of one particular area, but also to the consequence in the surrounding area. At Michael Baker, we recognize that the City is seeking a consultant that fully understands the complexities and nuances of the services provided under this Traffic Engineering and Transportation Planning Services contract. The Michael Baker Team has the resources and experience to deliver on those services. We have worked throughout the Coachella Valley and Southern California through both as -needed contracts and project specific assignments from planning to design and into construction. This experience provides our staff with the knowledge to deliver projects efficiently and successfully. The team identified for this project is local to the Valley and can easily meet at the City, in the field, or on-site to discuss a project, task order or improvement measures for a project. Selecting a local firm reduces potential project costs for field visits, meetings, or public engagement. Our office is located within 15 minutes of City Hall, allowing our team to meet on short notice and making our team of experts readily accessible to City staff. Traffic Signal Operations Communications / ITS Michael Baker is well versed in preparing design plans for a wide range of communication types including hardwired, fiber optic, and wireless hybrid systems as well as other ITS elements such as closed- circuit television systems (CCTV), dynamic message signs (DMS), system detection systems, and video detection systems. In addition to our field design services, we are experienced in visioning, designing and installation equipment and infrastructure to supportI . local and regional traffic management centers (TMC s). U. Traffic signal systems and their operations is one of the many unique skill sets Michael Baker provides to our public sector clients throughout California. Our services range from the expertise in signal system corridor evaluation and modeling to optimization and field verification and support. Evaluation of a current corridor includes reviewing the existing condition of the traffic signal system and its timing plans which, respectively, includes a physical layer such as fiber connections and a digital layer such as timing inputs and controller clock drift. The corridor system can also be evaluated through a timing run via the floating car method to identify disruptions along the corridor. Page 125 INTEANATI0NAL On -Call Traffic Engineering Services City of La Quinta Fiber Communication & Troubleshooting Many Cities are challenged with implementing signal and traffic improvement projects with their current communication infrastructure. The current infrastructure may be able to support additions but can be difficult to maintain and sustain for future growth. Due to the size of the city and the number of signalized intersections, it may be difficult to make a full system -wide network change. As the City deploys fiber and additional city improvement projects such as parks, libraries, fire stations, police stations, etc. The City will need assistance in understanding how they can leverage the fiber optic communication system deployed by traffic to efficiently move data to City Hall. For any communication issues between the existing TMC and the field, a unique service offering Michael Baker's team can provide is a fiber and communication system inventory assessment inclusive of testing speed and health of fiber optic cable links (OTDR) and verifying set up and operations of existing network switches. We have performed these services on recent projects for Los Angeles County Department Water and Power Works South Bay Fiber Inventory (43 Intersections — 2018) and SR -60 Fiber Inventory (15 Intersections -2019), and the Seal Beach Boulevard TSSP (4 intersections 2021). This prior experience and the depth of available team resources will be beneficial for the City to not only troubleshoot communication network devices, but the health and condition of the fiber itself. Signal System Evaluation & Needs Assessment Our team has an extensive catalog of needs assessment deliverables of signal system and ITS master plans for numerous local, county, and state agencies. As the core piece to providing an accurate needs assessment evaluation, these tasks included inventorying the network, signal and communication system, TMC, ITS and local signal equipment. Our team has performed hundreds of similar inventories for both signal and fiber communications as noted in our company and staff qualifications. Michael Baker can document existing signal system for the City intersections or select corridors to assist in overall asset management and help with determining design recommendations for improvements. We can provide custom forms and photo logs to inventory existing traffic signal control equipment and other ITS facilities along project corridors or Citywide for efficient asset management. The use of these forms will also identify and document design obstacles. Our inventory assessment and recommendations will be a customized inventory checklist sheet with photo logs as shown above from sample forms from our Inglewood Phase VI ITS Master Plan design project. Through our more extensive inventory assessment work will allow opportunity to assist the City to implement or help plan for operational enhancements available with the new controllers, the TMS, and/or existing traffic signal system: ➢ Setting up Controller for ATSPM with high-resolution data ➢ Design of future system detection strategies for Adaptive System control ➢ Adding detection inputs beyond the 28 DLC inputs of the 332 -cabinet configuration with direct SDLC connections to the controller SIU/BIU channels and select VDS detection systems (i.e. Gridsmart) Page 126 INTEANATI0NAL -, T �i I h a 1 ®� RX MEE l�ww�w■.r. The use of these forms will also identify and document design obstacles. Our inventory assessment and recommendations will be a customized inventory checklist sheet with photo logs as shown above from sample forms from our Inglewood Phase VI ITS Master Plan design project. Through our more extensive inventory assessment work will allow opportunity to assist the City to implement or help plan for operational enhancements available with the new controllers, the TMS, and/or existing traffic signal system: ➢ Setting up Controller for ATSPM with high-resolution data ➢ Design of future system detection strategies for Adaptive System control ➢ Adding detection inputs beyond the 28 DLC inputs of the 332 -cabinet configuration with direct SDLC connections to the controller SIU/BIU channels and select VDS detection systems (i.e. Gridsmart) Page 126 INTEANATI0NAL On -Call Traffic Engineering Services City of La Quinta Signal Timing, Operations, & Innovation The key to signal timing work is understanding the traffic, system, and use of system enhancements to keep the flow of traffic moving for all users. The basis of this is to prepare and submit a concept of operations plan noting key operational findings and considerations from our evaluation process. This document will also address our plan to handle anticipated challenges and issues specific to coordination, including groupings/zonings, crossing arterial, special generators, multi -agency concerns, and challenges to optimum synchronization will be addressed. This will include issues regarding unifying offset reference points and time clocks between agencies and Caltrans, incompatible cycle lengths, methods of handling unequal cycle lengths, and other approaches to traffic synchronization, where appropriate. Typical items will include those outlined in graphic on the following page. Signal Timing Innovations for Performance Analysis & Assessment. As part of our team's innovative project solutions, our Work Plan proposes the use of TranSync D (Desktop) and TranSync M (Mobile) software for signal timing and travel run analysis. This software program will provide supplemental timing analysis, optimization considerations, and travel time reviews. Some key benefits of TranSync for the project timing and optimization analysis include: • Seamless import between Synchro and TranSync D which the software program maintains all time of day plans in one file for easier management, corrections, and adjustments to timings. This also allows for easy QA/QC of the Synchro files to spot notable differences in inputs (i.e. walk or FDW times, phasing, etc.) • TranSync D also provides for superior offset point estimation from modeling of intersection operations impacted by "Phase Early Return to Green", along with algorithms that provide for enhanced trajectory, travel time, and delay views of "time space diagrams". This means less time to find the ideal offset and fine tuning in the field. ' • Evaluate each location as an isolated CYCLE intersection to meet vehicle, bicycler LENGTH and/or pedestrian demand • Group signals based on distance • f between signals, similar traffic patterns, and coordination factor RPAccount for existing cross coordination • Determine full, half, and/or resonant cycle lengths o Generate splits based on controller capabilities (minimize transitions) and traffic demand P Focus an progression along arterial with minimal side street delay TranSync M (Mobile) is the mobile/tablet device application of the program •' ' b Utilize lead lag and/or phase re -service that will be used to Sync and record travel time data based on initially as needed developed TranSync D network files. This software has the OCTA Corridor Synchronization Performance Index (CSPI) index analysis Measure of Effectiveness (MOE) metrics built into the TranSync programming. This replaces the need for Tru -Traffic software as the mobile application as TranSync M records synchronized GPS and video files at the same time, saving labor budget. But this is much more than a travel run application on your phone. TranSync M allows substantial benefits for the timing implementation and fine-tuning with the ability to manage timing changes on the mobile application, foregoing the traditional redlines of printouts needed to update files at the office. 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Page 127 On -Call Traffic Engineering Services _ City of La Quinta of the corridor operations by the team and ability to diagnose timing errors and provide calculated adjustments in real time with revisions transferable back to TranSync D. This provides the team an enhanced ability to diagnose, modify, fine tune, and save adjusted timings. Coordinated Optimized Traffic Signal Timing. Our optimization plan will focus on reducing stops, managing queues, and maintaining vehicle platoons along the corridor. Keeping focus on key performance indexes, we work big to small through an iterative process of manual adjustments of Synchro and TranSync models with the approaches set forth in the concept of operations plan. The Michael Baker team will develop cycle lengths and signal grouping strategies based on prevailing traffic patterns, critical cycle lengths at major crossing arterials (the lowest general cycle length that accommodate both vehicular traffic and pedestrian crossing demand), and optimal cycle length alternatives for desired progression green bandwidth. These plans will provide recommendations to controller programming that can provide additional benefits and solutions based on selected central system and controller firmware functionalities, and capabilities. Upon approval of new timings from the City, the team will move to developing updated timing inputs for controllers. Spot Signal Timing and Work with ATC Controllers. Michael Baker has extensive work experience with converting from legacy controllers to the latest ATC controllers to execute this undertaking. Additionally, Mr. Calad has experience providing this work for over 100 controllers that spans from some of the earliest ATC Controller deployments for the City of Diamond Bar (2015), Coachella (2017), Long Beach (2018-2019), to the most recent for the City of Inglewood. We have the ability to create "database files" in order to fast track controller and central system programming and deployments. This is part of the complete service approach which Michael Baker uses our in- house 2070 controller, various Vendor 1-C controller modules, and vendor database loading applications to connect, program, and test converted timing sheets to new ones. Additionally, this allows us the unique ability to create quick programming "database files" to load onto new controllers instead of manually entering information at the front panel of the controller. This greatly expedites deployment of the new controllers with database files quickly loaded directly through a PC program or via a USB drive. Signal Detection & System Enhancement Support. Michael Baker has key experience with signal system detection design and controller programming to leverage high-resolution data (Purdue split monitor, phase terminations, and pedestrian delay) that can be utilized for the timing analysis purposes known as Automated Traffic Signal Performance Measures (ATSPM). Our team are experts with the Intelight MaxView/Kinetic Signals CMS through our on-call Traffic Engineering contract with the City of Santa Monica and most recent Seal Beach Blvd TSSP which Mr. Calad and the Michael Baker Team completed a full system upgrade with ATC controllers, system detection design, and set of ATSPMs on their Kinetic Signals. We also provided advance signal detection troubleshooting of existing loops as well as the advance programing and set up new Gridsmart cameras as part of the Seal Beach Blvd TSSP. Traffic Engineering INTEANATI0NAL Page 128 On -Call Traffic Engineering Services City of La Quinta Signing & Striping Plans Michael Baker has vast experience in the completion of stringing and striping plans for local agencies. Recognizing that each City and County has their own local interpretation on what works best for their communities, we are flexible on how we develop proposed signage and striping plans. Our experience with other agencies also serves to let the City of Vista know what other new things that are being implemented around the region and consider leading-edge treatments that could help resolve specific traffic -related issues. All striping used will conform to NACTO (National Association of City Transportation Officials) and California Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (CA MUTCD), which is important to follow approved standards and signing and striping applications. Construction Traffic Control & Detour Plans Michael Baker has prepared stage construction and traffic control plans for local streets and freeways for public and private clients under various conditions to improve safety within construction zones and to provide safe passage for vehicles, pedestrians, and bicyclists. When it becomes necessary to close a roadway during construction, Michael Baker has extensive experience providing detour plans on even the most complex roadways to guide motorists, pedestrians, and bicyclists safely around the closed portion of the roadway. Michael Baker has the staff and experience necessary to prepare and process detour plans, traffic control plans, and final signing and striping plans. Traffic signs and markings must compel attention and respect, convey a clear simple meaning, and allow adequate time for response. For uniformity, they must conform to the California Vehicle Code (CVC) and the California Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (CA MUTCD). When traffic control devices enter Caltrans right-of-way, Michael Baker has the experience to submit for a Caltrans Encroachment Permit Application and gain approvals needed for the City to obtain needed permits. Traffic Signal Design & Modification Plans Traffic signal design is one of Michael Baker's core services, resulting in an average of 100 or more individual traffic signal designs prepared annually. Michael Baker has prepared traffic signal, traffic signal modification, and traffic signal communication plans for many agencies throughout Southern California, including the Cities of Vista, Escondido, Oceanside, Carlsbad, Poway, San Diego, Temecula, Orange and Riverside Counties, Caltrans Districts 7, 8,11 & 12. This dovetails into our experience in signal interconnect and fiber optic communications, connecting new and existing signals into the City's signal network. Traffic Calming & Complete Streets Michael Baker's transportation staff have extensive experience with traffic as=sh== calming, road diets, complete streets, bicycle lanes and pedestrian access, X curb Ex"iy;q, streetscape design, ADA access, and utilities coordination. Our team of. 71. experts focus on integrating best �tio �eutrw.ael�L=� practices in complete street designs such as parking -separated Class IV curb -adjacent bicycle lanes, ped- _apT�-Valplllly crpsrwllo reen TranvOon 8lrlpleg activated warning devices, bicycle bend - outs, and other new bike and pedestrian facilities. Elements such as bulb -outs, - wayfinding signage, street furniture, HignViplhl[ycrpaswel sidewalk widening, crosswalk and transit stop enhancements, curb ramps teen Trsnwburi Bfnping improvements for ADA compliance, r ®® =9 ----� repairing sidewalks curbs and gutters, Townsite Drive - W. Los Angelas tkive Conceptual Improvements n —1,.,_5«.. f— • P.., Map 8 of 16 reconstructing/resurfacing roadway pavement, pedestrian lighting, traffic signal installation/upgrades, rectangular rapid flashing beacons (RRFBs), landscaping and street trees, removing/relocating obstructions and utilities, and miscellaneous sustainable design features are also typically included in our complete street designs. Page 129 I N T E A N A T 1 0 N A L On -Call Traffic Engineering Services _ City of La Quinta Michael Baker has implemented traffic calming projects throughout Southern California. When speeding and safety issues are recognized, whether by the City or by the community, Michael Baker can help pull from our traffic calming toolbox to develop conceptual drawings and estimates to make the community a safer place for all modes of transit. We also understand the balance between addressing community concerns with the thoughtful application of standards. We use the CA MUTCD to help define appropriate warrants for the installation of certain traffic control devices. For elements such as speed humps and lumps, factors such as road classification and speed also play a part in their proper use. Michael Baker always recommends close coordination with the City's emergency services when suggesting complete streets and traffic calming devices that may change the operation of traffics along a roadway. Roadway Improvements, Land Survey, & Mapping Michael Baker provides complete services for the planning and �- preliminary engineering design of local roads, streets, arterial - highways, and transportation corridors to public agencies and private developers. Based on proven engineering principles, Michael Baker's experienced staff incorporates the geometric standards of alignment, grade, cross-section, access control, and intersection/interchange design into the planning and engineering of new roadways and highways. ko O •�JJ 5 : r � 1, � J We understand the importance of reliable topographic and : >> , J 4. > >' planimetric foundation to support the City's needs. As part of :Z:' our Geospatial Information Technology Division (GIT), we offer surveying and mapping services which includes accurate01 horizontal and vertical controls, detailed topography, and Awbiclu boundary mapping which provides a reliable foundation of owl I which critical project decisions can be successfully executed. We also offer ALTA/ACSM land title surveys, bathymetric, �-Ft control, right-of-way/boundary, topographic, elevation, routing, stakeout, as -built, 3D pipe modeling; static, aerial, and Mobile Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR); and unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) operated by FAA certified pilots experienced in conducting conventional and non -conventional surveying activities. Transportation Planning Transportation Studies Michael Baker was recently contracted with the City of Vista for the As -Needed CEQA Transportation/Traffic Services (2019-2022) and looks forward to the opportunity to continue lending our expertise to the City. Michael Baker understands the local and unique process and requirements involved in transportation planning projects, most specifically transportation impact analysis reports and mobility assessments. Our team has in-house local experts who specialize in preparing transportation reports and are familiar with the City's Transportation Impact Analysis Guidelines (December 2020), the SANDAG "Not so Brief Guide..." for trip generation calculation as well as the Institute of Transportation Engineers ITE) Trip Generation Manual, as well as the SANDAG regional travel demand forecasting model — including its use in VMT calculations. Michael Baker provides complete services for planning and preliminary engineering design of local roads, streets, and transportation corridors. Our specific transportation planning capabilities includes, but is not limited to: Page 130 INTEANATI0NAL Route Alignment Studies :D Land Use Impact Analysis Traffic Signal Warrants Traffic Impact Studies Congestion Management Plans (CMP) Parking Analysis Z Preliminary Design Construction Traffic Management Plan Accident Analysis Z Circulation Elements (TMP) Z Level of Service (LOS) Analysis Z Bicycle/Pedestrian Trail Systems Engineering & Speed Survey Z Local Road Safety Plan (LRSP) Z Traffic Impact Fee Programs Z Sight Distance Assessment Page 130 INTEANATI0NAL On -Call Traffic Engineering Services City of La Quinta Vehicle Miles Travelled Studies The Michael Baker Team has experience in preparing VMT studies in the San Diego region in support of CEQA documents and other site- specific studies. Most recently we are assisting the City of San Marcos with the development of a work plan to develop a VMT mitigation program as part of the General Plan updated. Michael Baker also assisted the City of Del Mar and the County of San Diego in developing VMT guidelines as well as the helping the City of Lancaster in developing and adopting a VMT Mitigation Fee Program — the first in Los Angeles County. The Michael Baker Team has local experts with direct experience in both preparing and reviewing VMT studies, development of VMT metrics, VMT screening process, establishing and applying significance thresholds, and developing and implementing VMT mitigation strategies. 1D 8 V 17 17 1{1' 17 17 r r 10 aw eLM= Baum f urTM ■KEM eu�our+ i` &W u91 ■ ■ 1 l I 1) Active Transportation The Michael Baker Team has a holistic approach to roadway and corridor projects —we share a common goal of finding a balance between the operational and safety needs of vehicular traffic and the need to provide equitable access and quality of service for pedestrians, bicyclists, and transit users. Technical analysis for corridor studies and mobility assessments involves the evaluation of all modes of transportation. Where vehicles and transit can be measured by the quality of the performance (i.e. delay, travel time, queues), evaluation of pedestrians and bicycles facilities focus on the quality of traveling environment for these modes. Availability, quality, access and safety within the traveling environment such as sidewalks, benches, shade and other features are used to evaluate pedestrian "level of service" or "quality of service". Our team regularly conducts Pedestrian Quality Index (PEQI) analysis when preparing corridor studies to evaluate pedestrian conditions. Similarly, when evaluating bicycle conditions, the speed of traffic, volume of traffic, pavement condition and street conditions are typical metrics used to identify bicycle "level of service" or "quality of service". Level of Traffic Stress (LTS) is typically used to conduct this analysis. Using GIS mapping and field data collection, our Concept Design Cross -Section for Protected Bike Lane Project Page 131 INTEANATI0NAL On -Call Traffic Engineering Services City of La Quinta team can prepare LTS and PEQI analysis at a citywide or corridor scale. We are currently conducting this analysis for a corridor study in Valley Center as well as along Highway 74 in Riverside County. Staff Support / Reviews / Community Engagement Michael Baker has dedicated transportation planning and traffic engineering staff located in the San Diego and Carlsbad Offices. This team of technical specialists are currently conducting third parry reviews of traffic impact studies for the City of Carlsbad, City of San Marcos, and City of Del Mar. We also currently review traffic control plans for the City of Santa Monica. In addition, Michael Baker staff supports the City of Vista's Land Development Department as adjunct staff conducing plan check and stormwater reviews. Traffic Engineering Design Review Upon request from the City, Michael Baker is able to support City staff in reviewing new traffic signals and traffic signal modifications. The Traffic Design Team has reviewed numerous traffic signals and modifications within the City and throughout Southern California and is able to assist City staff in reviewing plans that involve new development, improvements, grading, and building plans as it relates to Traffic Engineering. A thorough review of signing and striping plans, driveway layouts and grade brakes, ADA pathways and ramps, streetlights, traffic signals, and parking lot layouts (aisle and parking stall dimensions) would be conducted by Michael Baker in accordance with the City's engineering standards. All plans will be reviewed by a qualified Professional Engineer or Traffic Engineer registered in the State of California. If necessary, meetings will be set-up with City staff and Michael Baker to address significant second review comments that are unaddressed from the first review cycle. Transportation Planning Review Michael Baker has the in-house expertise to provide third -party technical reviews of transportation analysis reports submitted to the City by other consulting firms. This may include operational assessments, VMT analysis in support of CEQA documents or other site-specific studies. During our review process, we provide clear and concise comments in a Microsoft Word document with references to page numbers, figures and tables. In addition, our team maintains a log of all reports received, dates of comments submitted and pending deadlines. This ensures our team meets City deadlines for providing comments and maintains a clear log of project activity. All reports will be reviewed by a qualified Professional Engineer or Traffic Engineer registered in the State of California. Staff Support Services Michael Baker prides ourselves as serving as a resource to our clients. As a national firm, we have experts across the county in the field of emerging technologies, curbside management and parking management, traffic engineering, strategic and scenario planning, and transit that supplement our local expertise in the fields of traffic engineering and transportation planning. When called upon by staff to provide input, research or advice on best practices in engineering and planning, Michael Baker will draw upon these resources to provide ideas, solutions and advice to City staff. Community Engagement & Public Outreach Michael Baker's Team has the relevant experience and deep understanding of the City's unique community, geographic layout, goals, challenges, and concerns from City representatives, community stakeholders, and other stakeholder agencies. We understand that community involvement and stakeholder voices play an important role in the successful completion of various planning projects and have the seasoned staff for this work. Michael Baker will work closely with City staff to provide public outreach and public relations services to maximize community awareness, involvement, and understanding. Our team members will work collaboratively with the City to develop a variety of materials to aid in outreach efforts to reach out to broad array of stakeholders through media, online/social media tools, printed notices, event management, signage, and face-to-face interaction. Michael Baker's team of graphic designers and public outreach professionals often partner to provide engineering teams with tailored exhibits, public outreach materials, brochures, and pamphlets that make complex technical concepts easier for the public to digest. Page 132 INTEANATI0NAL On -Call Traffic Engineering Services City of La Quinta 6. Subcontracting Services Michael Baker provides all of the services requested under this RFQ in-house. However, if any other tasks arise that are not specifically within our area of delivery, we can utilize local specialty firms to further support or expand our capabilities. Traffic Counts, Geotechnical and Right -of -Way Acquisition services are subcontracted out to the best firm for the specific task and will be cleared with the City prior to placing under contract. Page 133 INTEANATI0NAL On -Call Traffic Engineering Services City of La Quinta 7. Disclosures Due to the nature of professional services, frequently there are misunderstandings about responsibility and culpability resulting in Michael Baker periodically becoming involved in litigation, which is usually dismissed or settled by mutual agreement. After a reasonable investigation and inquiry to our legal department, the preparer of this response is not aware of any instances within the last five (5) years where Michael Baker has been terminated for default. Michael Baker is subject to litigation as is typical in the industry in which it operates. Exceptions to Standard Contract We appreciate the opportunity to preview the sample standard contract that will be utilized by the City for this project. Michael Baker has contracted on thousands of projects over our 83 -year history and is confident in our ability to come to mutually acceptable terms with all of our clientele. Upon selection of this proposal, we would respectfully request the opportunity to discuss certain of the contract terms with the City due to the professional standard of care required for performance of services, insurance commercially available, and professional experience. Below is a summary of our requested changes: 1. Agreement does contain a liquidated damages clause. Addendum to Agreement, Sections 6 and 12 contain identical liquidated damages clauses - this duplication appears to be inadvertent. Suggested edits include deletion of both sections from Addendum. 2. Agreement contains a retention of payment clause whereby City will withhold 5% of each monthly amount due, which will be held until a maximum of 60 days following final acceptance of Services by City. Addendum to Agreement Sec 2 (page 32 of pdf). 3. Agreement contains a heightened standard of care for Michael Baker's performance. Suggested revisions to Sections 1.1 and 1.6 revise the standard to the common-law standard of care. Agreement contains "time is of the essence" language; suggested edits to Sections 3.1 and 3.2 remove this language. 4. Agreement does not contain an aggregate limitation of liability. Suggested edits include addition of an aggregate limitation of liability at page 26 of the pdf. 5. Agreement does not contain a waiver of consequential damages. Suggested edits include addition of such a waiver at page 26 of the pdf. 6. Agreement does not require a separate project -specific insurance policy. Agreement insurance requirements are within Michael Baker's insurance coverage limits. 7. Agreement includes both negligence -based (insurable and acceptable) and performance-based (not insurable, not acceptable) indemnification and imposes on Michael Baker a duty to defend (not insurable). Suggested edits to Sec 6 and to Exhibit F limit the indemnification to negligence -based and remove the duty to defend. 8. Agreement does contain a force majeure clause. Suggested edits to Section 3.3 add that Michael Baker shall be entitled to an equitable increase in its fee in the event a force majeure event occurs. 9. Agreement does contain a "changes" clause at Section 1.7, which provides that any additional services Michael Baker performs shall be subject to Michael Baker's written approval of any resulting adjustment in the contract price. 10. The Scope of Work does not contain Export Control or International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) Compliance terms. 11. Exhibit A/Scope of Services to the agreement and the "Requested Services" portion of the RFP (page 7 of the pdf) indicates the engineer will provide construction cost estimates but do not contain clauses protecting the engineer as to construction means/estimates. Suggested edits include addition of appropriate protective clauses (entitled "Construction Means" and "Estimates") at page 26 of the pdf. ***Note***: Exhibit A contains two separate documents - a "Scope of Services" document and an "Addendum to Agreement re: Scope of Services". When referring above to sections in the Scope of Services document, they are referred as "Exhibit A/Scope of Services Sec When referring above to sections in the Addendum to Agreement, they are referred as "Addendum to Agreement Sec _". Page 134 INTEANATI0NAL On -Call Traffic Engineering Services City of La Quinta 8. Insurance Requirements Acknowledgement (Attachment 2) If selected, Michael Baker will provide the minimum insurance coverage and indemnification noted in Exhibits E and F, respectively, of the City's Professional Service Agreement included in the RFQ as Attachment 1. INSURANCE RE UIREMENT ACKNOWLEDGEMENT EMENT 1. Steven Latino Mast be ex eculed by propossr and subm tt with the proposal (name) heret)y acknowledge and wnfifrn that Michael Baker International (name of company) hes reviewed the City's indemnification and minimum insurance requirements as listed in Exhibits E and F of theCity's Professional Services Agreement (Attachment 1), and deelare that insurance eertifieates and endorsements +verifying compliance will be provided I an agreement is awarded. I aril Associate Vice President (Title) of Michael Baker International , (Company) Page 135 INTEHNAT10NAL Commercial General Liability (at least as broad as 180 CG 000 1) $1.000,000 (per occurrence); $2,000, CDO (general aggregale) Must include the following endorsements: General Liability Additional Insured eneral Liability Primary and Noncontributory Ccmmarcial Aute Liability (at least as broad as ISO CA OW 1 $1,000,000 ( per accident) Personal Auto Declaration Page if applicable Errors and Orn issions Liability $1,0.000 (per claim and aggregate) Worker's Corn pensat ion (per statutory requirernents) Must include the following endorsements: Worker's Compensation Waiver of Subrogation Worker's ornpensation Declaration of Sole Proprietor d applicable Page 135 INTEHNAT10NAL On -Call Traffic Engineering Services City of La Quinta 9. Non -Collusion Affidavit (Attachment 3) NON -COLLUSION AFFIDAVIT FORM Must he execuW by propow and subrrrrtted "Oh the proposal Steven Latino (name) hereby declare as follows: I am Associate Vice President (Title) Of Michael Baker International (ny) the party making the foregoing proposal, that the proposal is not made in the interest of. or on behalf of, any undisclose-d person, partnership, company. association, -organization, or corporation; that the proposal is genuine and not collusive or sham; that the proposer has not direckty or indirectly induced or solicited any ether proposer to put in a false or sham proposal, and has net directly or indirectly colluded, conspired, connived, or agreed with arty proposer or anyone else to put in a sham proposal, or that anyone shall refrain from proposing, that the proposer has not in any manner_ directly or indirectly, sought by agreement, communication, or conference with anyone to fisc the proposal price of the proposer or any other proposer, or to fix any overhead, profit, or cost elamant of the proposal price, or of that cf any other proposer, or to secure any advantage against the public body awarding the agreement of anyone interested in the proposed agreement; that all statements contained in the proposal are true; and, further, that the proposer has not, directly or indirectly, submitted his c r her proposa I pri ce or any breakdcv+rn thereof, or the contents thereof, or di vulged inform ation or data re lative hereto, or paid, and will not pay, any fee to any corporation. partnership, company, association, organization, proposal depository, or to any mernber or agent thereof to effectuate a collusive or sham proposal. I declare uncler penalty of perjurer underthe laws of the State of CaIi ornla that the foregoing is true and Corr.sct_ // . 4 / Proposer Signature: Proposer Name'. Proposer Title: Company Name: Address: INTEHNAT10NAL Steven Latino Associate Vice President Michael Baker International 75-410 Gerald Ford Drive, Suite 100, Palm Desert, CA 92211 Page 136 On -Call Traffic Engineering Services City of La Quinta 10. Acknowledgement of Addenda (Attachment 4) ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF RECEIPT OF ADDENDA Must be ax ecuted by proposer and submitted with the proposal, If no addanda has been tssuedr mark "NIA" under Ad6erpdum ft. indicating Not Appfrcabfe and sign ADDENDUM NO, I SIGNATURE INDICATING RECEIPT 37 INTEANATI0NAL