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6/3/2014
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commitments to meet City goals and objectives, The Project Manager will review the project requirements with RBF's <br />Client Services Manager, and the plan will be executed to prepare the proposal. Once the Task Order has been approved <br />and a Notice -to- Proceed Is Issued, RBF's Project Manager will be responsible for overseeing the activities of all of the <br />Project Team members. The Project Manager will also be the main point of contact to the Clty for coordination of all <br />day -to -day activities. This approach to initiate a task order Is Illustrated In the flow diagram shown below: <br />Task order Plow Clrart <br />COMMUNICATION PLAN <br />As an as- needed consultant, the RBF team is available and ready to respond to all City requests. We understand the <br />Importance of the avallabllity of a team to meet the City's needs. Some task order requests may have already been <br />Identified and scoped by the City, however some task order requests may arise on a short term basis and will require <br />Immediate attention. An example of this Is quick hydraulic model simulations. often times the City may need someone <br />to run a quick simulation of a fire flow, or modeling a pipe to be abandoned and ensuring service conditions are not <br />negatively affected, We are more than prepared to handle these quick requests. In our Irvine office alone we have 7 <br />engineers with moderate to extensive modeling experience In all the industry model software packages (Innovyze or <br />Bentley) and have active licenses. We perform this service regularly for El Toro Water District, with quick turnaround on <br />fire flow and other model simulations on a regular basis, The table below shows our proposed communication plan to <br />ensure the City always has a direct Ilne to the R BF team, <br />Nagle Direct Ph.: 949.330,4275 Cell Ph.: 949.422,5478 <br />Email; inagle� <br />Torl Yokoyama Direct Ph.: 949.472.9431 Cell Ph.: 949.351.4559 <br />Email: tyolovarna@rbf com <br />Cindy Miller Direct Ph.: 949.855.3516 Cell Ph.: 714,814.4909 <br />Email: clmlllerranrhf rnm <br />The communication plan shows John Nagle as the primary point of contact for the City. As alternate points of contact, <br />we have also listed our Task Manager. Tori Yokoyama, or our Client Services Officer: Cindy Miller. <br />INN <br />25C -103 <br />17 <br />
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