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Bryan Tuschhoff, CMIT, QSP, PMP
<br />Senior Construction Manager
<br />Construction including, administration of project turnover items, close-out deliverables, certificate of
<br />completion, CDBG federal funding close-out, final payment, retention release, final project delivery.
<br />Capital Improvement Projects include:
<br />• Murrieta Senior Center Improvements Project ($400K) — Tenant Improvements included paint, carpet,
<br />tile, window coverings, bathroom fixtures, security system upgrades and new TPO roof system.
<br />• Murrieta Community Center Improvements Project ($232K) — Tenant Improvements included paint, tile,
<br />ADA elevator lift and aluminum ramp, refinishing the hardwood stage floor.
<br />• Adams/Juniper Water Well Redevelopment Project ($10019 — Redevelopment included installation
<br />highline to percolation ponds, well casing refurbishment, video survey and gyroscopic alignment
<br />survey, casing thickness inspection, installing of test pump equipment, well development via test
<br />pumping, surging and step -draw down, well capping.
<br />Responsibilities for design projects involve administration and extensive coordination with the Design Architect
<br />and Engineer throughout the development of 100%plans and specifications; management of the review and
<br />comments process with the various City departments including Building & Safety, Fire, Police, Engineering
<br />(structural and civil), Geotechnical, Federal Funding agencies, Utility Agencies including electric, water, sewer,
<br />RWQCB, WQMP, to complete the final review and approval process; advertising the projects for bid through
<br />various news agencies, minority publications and PlanetBids; answering bid questions, and conducting the pre -
<br />bid conference.
<br />Design projects include:
<br />• Town Square Park Project Phases 1,2 and 3 ($6.14 — Improvements include an covered amphitheater
<br />and stage with concrete lawn seats, dance floor, theater lighting and audio, Wi-Fi, security cameras
<br />linked to PD, and emergency power back-up, restrooms, dressing room, and storage building
<br />• Senior Center Outdoor Recreation Area ($1.1 M — Improvements 11 uclude covered workout stations,
<br />two pickle ball courts, ping pong table, picnic tables, gazebo
<br />• Second Ave. Park Project ($200K) — Improvements include a tot lot, and parking lot
<br />Also providing services for design investigation projects for the City. Responsibilities include coordination of the
<br />design development with the Architect, Engineer, City staff, Community Groups and Contractors to identify the
<br />initial concept and scope of work and begin preparation of the plans and specifications.
<br />Design investigation projects include:
<br />• Roof Replacement and Exterior Paint for City Hall, Community Center, Police Department, Fire Station
<br />No. 6 (Engineers' Estimate TBD) — Preliminary improvement concepts include review of TPO or Acrylic
<br />roof replacement systems, exterior color palate selection
<br />• Sykes Ranch Park (Engineers' Estimate TBD) — Initial improvements concepts include a full size
<br />windmill (per City of Murrieta logo) sidewalks, lighting, and landscaping
<br />• California Oaks Sports Park (Engineers' Estimate TBD) — Initial concepts include new park lighting and
<br />security cameras, seating
<br />White Avenue Street Rehabilitation Project, City of Pomona, CA
<br />Lead Construction Manager for this $2.4M ARRA funded, Caltrans administered, 1.5 mile roadway
<br />improvement project. Responsibilities included Caltrans coordination, ARRA funding compliance and
<br />supervision of construction management and construction inspection staff. This community sensitive project
<br />included extensive construction scheduling coordination with the contractor and Pomona Fair Plex to provide
<br />new asphalt pavement along all White Avenue entry points to the Pomona Fair Plex parking lots and
<br />commons.
<br />Jackson Avenue Bridge, City of Murrieta, CA
<br />Construction Manager/Inspector during construction of the structural concrete support components of this 195'
<br />cast -in -place arch -culvert structure, consisting of six 24' wide arch cells that extend over Warm Springs Creek
<br />at the City of Murrieta's border with Temecula. This 12-month, $7.3M project connects Murrieta's Jackson
<br />Avenue with Temecula's Ynez Road and replaced the existing "Arizona Crossing." Responsibilities included
<br />daily observation, documentation and digital recording of the erection of the concrete falsework and formwork,
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