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CITY OF SANTA Al,IA
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<br />~ructur~ D~i~-L~d
<br />B.S., Civil Engi~efing; 1983 Civil Engin~r
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<br />Mr. Brown h~ exg~ive ex~fien~ in ~e field of bridge
<br />plying, desi~, cons~cfion ~d engin~dng ~age-
<br />merit involving s~el, pmc~t eon~te, ~d cast-in-pla~
<br />concrem b~dges, stol ~d con~e~ bridge s~eng~e~ngs,
<br />bridge seis~c ~alysis ~d re~ofit, e~ intoning s~c-
<br />~res, ~nage s~ct~s, ~d ~ghway tunnels. Prior
<br />to joi~ng Holmes & N~er, Mr. Brown w~ a Senior
<br />Bridge Engineer with the Califo~ia Dep~tment of
<br />Tr~spoRafion's (Cal~s) Division of S~cmres.
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<br />H~hland Avenue G~de ~pa~tio~ City of Fullerto~
<br />California: ~ief B~dge En~r r~nsible for ~is
<br />~.7 ~l~on gr~e sep~d~ proj~. ~e proj~t inclu~s
<br />a new r~oad bridge to c~ 5 ~ac~ over High~d
<br />Avenue which will ~ dep~ssed from im ca~nt grade
<br />by appro~tely 20 f~t. ~e project a~o includes a new
<br />sto~ ~n pmping s~on. A de.led ~s~c ~eme
<br />wm develo~d for MI of ~e s~c~es in coordi~fon
<br />wi~ ~e l~dscaping to provide ~ a~cfive en~ce to
<br />· e City center.
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<br />1-10 Emergency Bridge ~&E Reco~truction, Caltram
<br />District 7, Los A~el~, California: As p~ of an
<br />emergency ~k force under ~n~act to ~s, Holmes
<br />& N~er led ~e &sign effo~ to ~pla~
<br />Wmhington Undererossing on 1-10 in Los Angeles. ~is
<br />fmt-wack project was in res~nse to ~e J~u~ 1994
<br />No~dge ~qu~.
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<br />Sepulveda Blvd. G~de Sepa~tion, City of Ca~on,
<br />Camon, California: ~efS~cmrM En~neer res~nsible
<br />for pre~n~ ensnaring ~d final PS&E for ~e ~ade
<br />~p~afion s~cmre as well ~ ~ning walls.
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<br />1-10 HOV Widening, San Bernardino Associated
<br />Gove~men~, San Ber~rdino County, California:
<br />~iefB6dge Engin~r responsible for pre~n~ s~c~re
<br />ev~oa~d~ ~l~6on, ~r~n~on, ~c~ sup~
<br />~d ~ecfion of su~onsul~t ~si~ effo~ d~ng fin~
<br />PS&E ph~. A~o responsible for fin~
<br />s~c~al plus, specificatons, and esfi~tes for ~s 9.9
<br />~le ~eway widening project, which included 3 bridge
<br />repla~men~ un~r s~ged ~affic, seis~c re~ofit ~d
<br />widening of 11 o~er bridges, ~d numerous s~cial design
<br />e~ reigning syste~ inclu~ng 6e-bac~ ~d soil n~l
<br />walls. PS&E wm deveto~d to CM~s
<br />Mea~ Avenu~SR-55 Supplemental Project Repor~
<br />Project Study Repo~, OCTA, Orange County, Cali-
<br />fornia: B~dge En~neer for oversigh~coor~na~on of
<br />s~c~ po~on of a supplemen~ project repo~ to mpla~
<br />· e existing Meats Avenue Overcrossing s~c~re wi~
<br />a wider s~cmre to Mlow ~e cons~c~on of a ~e
<br />interch~ge. A Project Study Repo~ for ~e pro~sed
<br />in~rch~ge w~ ~so p~p~ ~d pr~es~d conc~ently.
<br />~e $18 ~llion project includes a new ~ond inter-
<br />ch~ge, au~li~ l~es, wide.rig of ~e approach road,
<br />I~dsca~, ~affic ~d fight-of-way.
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<br /> Engineering D~$ign and
<br />DMJM-'-'I I, ,IS LandScaping Services
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<br /> Construction Management-Lead
<br /> B.S./1966/Civil Engineering
<br /> M.S./1974/Stmctuval Engineering
<br /> 1981/Civil Engineer/California (#C029195)
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<br /> Mr. Gipe is a Senior Project Manager with over 30 years
<br /> of engineering, construction/construction management,
<br /> constructibility reviews, construction inspection, and
<br /> planning and scheduling experience. Mr. Gipe's extensive
<br /> experience in design, consm~ction, and management includes
<br /> all aspects of h"ansDortation and public works projects.
<br /> Mr. Gipe is familiar with local and state agency policies,
<br /> procedures, and standards as they apply to both construe-
<br /> tion and design. Mr. Gipe has been instrumentalin providing
<br /> construetibility reviews for in-honse designs of projects
<br /> prepared to Caltrans standards. Mr. Gipe's experience
<br /> is unique in that it includes an engineering background
<br /> coupled with construction contracting, ranging from on-
<br /> site construction superintendent to off-site manager of
<br /> multiple construction contracts.
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<br /> Bower's Museum Expansion Project, City of Santa
<br /> Ana, Santa Ann, California: Project Manager responsible
<br /> for overseeing the design and construction of the 60,000-
<br /> square-foot (including 10,000 square feet of renovation)
<br /> Museum. During the design phase responsibilities included
<br /> coordinating with local representatives; review of the design
<br /> program and pruject budget; consa'uctibility reviews; project
<br /> schedules; preparation and submittal of final estimate of
<br /> construction costs, a derailed review of plans, specifi-
<br /> cations, and engineering; preparation of bid documents,
<br /> bid solicitation, including prequalifieation of general
<br /> contracts; assisting in bid tabulation and award.
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<br /> City of Santa Ana, Corporate Yard Project, Santa Ana,
<br /> California: Project Manager responsible for overseeing,
<br /> on behalf of the City of Santa Aha, the design and construction
<br /> of a new corporate yard. The projoct included construction
<br /> of five major structures and approximately 9.5 aerns of
<br /> PCC equipment parking area. The project also included
<br /> reconstruction of approximately one-half mile of two-lane
<br /> city streets utilizing a full depth asphalt section.
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<br /> City of Santa Ann, Rehabilitation of Fire Station
<br /> Number 5, Santa Ana, California: Project Manager
<br /> responsible for design and construction, monitoring and
<br /> reviewing consultants' efforts, contractor supervision,
<br /> agency coordination, progress and cost reporting, contract
<br /> administration, contractor payment invoice review, and
<br /> material testing laboratory coordination.
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<br /> Elevated Roadway, Freeway Ramps and Surface
<br /> Roadway Improvements, San Francisco International
<br /> Airport, California: Project Manager for an Association
<br /> responsible--~or providing Programand Design Management
<br /> and comprehensive Construction Management services for
<br /> a series of projects totaling over $180 million in construction
<br /> value. The projects include an elevated roadway structure
<br /> and parking structures, surface road improvements, and
<br /> landscaping and irrigation.
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