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BRENDAN STANTON, INC. • 416 Stump Road • Montgomeryville, PA 18936 Phone: (215) 699-7700 • Fax: (215) 699-7785 • Email: [email protected]

November 1, 2019 Department of General Services 3rd Floor Arsenal Building 1800 Herr Street Harrisburg, PA 17103 Attention: Toni Dolan RE: DGS C-0251-0094 DBC P1 Dear Toni: Thank you for the opportunity to provide a proposal for DGS Project DGS C-0251-0094-P1. In accordance with the Request for Proposal (RFP), this document serves as Brendan Stanton Inc.’s (BSI) cover letter. Outlined below is the information requested for the cover letter section of the RFP. Company Name: Brendan Stanton Inc. Company Mailing Address: 416 Stump Road Montgomeryville, PA 18936 Contact Person Christopher Stanton, P.E. Contact Person Phone Number 215-699-7700 Contact Person Email Address [email protected] Please find our full technical proposal, as outlined in the RFP, attached to this cover letter. Feel free to contact our office if you have any questions or need any clarifications. Sincerely, Christopher Stanton, P.E. Christopher J. Stanton, P.E.

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Pennsylvania Department of General Services Project No. DGS C-0251-0094 P1

District 6-0 Montgomery County Office New Generator

Upper Merion Township Montgomery County, Pennsylvania

Technical Submittal

NOVEMBER 1, 2019

DGS C-0251-0094 P1 Technical Proposal

Brendan Stanton Inc., 416 Stump Road, Montgomeryville, PA 18936

Technical Proposal




Brendan Stanton, Inc.

416 Stump Road Montgomeryville, PA 18936

PREFACE a) COMPANY OVERVIEW

1) PROJECT MANAGEMENT TEAM OVERVIEW

1) ORGANIZATIONAL CHART 2) MANAGEMENT STRUCTURE 3) MANAGEMENT STRUCTURE ADVANTAGES

2) WORK PLAN 1) DESIGN EFFORT 2) DESIGN-BUILD CONCEPT 3) DESIGN CHALLENGES 4) RISK MANAGEMENT 5) LONG LEAD ITEMS 6) CRITICAL EQUIPMENT 7) CUT OVER 8) CONSTRUCTION PLAN 9) PROJECT SAFETY & MONITORING 10) QA/QC PLAN 11) CLOSEOUT PROCESS

3) PROJECT MASTER SCHEDULE 1) CRITICAL PATH METHOD SCHEDULE 2) DGS MILESTONES 3) PROJECT SCHEDULE NARRATIVE



Technical Proposal




Brendan Stanton, Inc.

416 Stump Road Montgomeryville, PA 18936

4) QUALIFICATIONS

1) DESIGN BUILD CONTRACTOR QUALIFICATIONS 2) RETAINED DESIGN PROFESSIONAL QUALFICIATIONS

APPENDIX a) PROJECT LIST/REFERENCES b) EQUIPMENT LIST c) PROPOSAL SIGNATURE PAGE d) AFFIDAVIT FOR USE OF REQUIRED SUBCONTRACTORS e) NON-COLLUSION AFFIDAVIT



PREFACE Company Overview Similar to many successful companies in this country Brendan Stanton Inc.’s (BSI) beginnings were humble, founded from the back of a residential garage in 1977. From these humble beginnings, BSI has grown into one of the top specialty electrical contractors in the great state of Pennsylvania. BSI currently operates out of Montgomeryville, Pennsylvania from a 47,000 square foot industrial facility. BSI has been successfully operating for over 42 years and specializes in educational, municipal, and industrial electrical construction serving clients in both the private and public sectors. Client needs and expectations are continually exceeded through coupling the diverse talents of BSI’s workforce with a full fleet of fully owned construction equipment. BSI’s vast array of equipment, including emergency generators up to 1.7MW, allows BSI to complete the most challenging projects under the most challenging timelines. BSI has successfully completed numerous Department of General Services (DGS) projects and has successfully completed numerous projects that closely mirror the District 6-0 Generator Project. BSI looks forward to the opportunity to serve DGS, once again, on the District 6-0 Generator Project.



SECTION 1 PROJECT MANAGEMENT TEAM OVERVIEW

1.1 Organizational Chart Please See Attached Organizational Chart Insert.

ORGANIZATION CHART

Construction Engineering Estimating

CHRISTOPHER STANTON, P.E. ROBERT TAYLOR, P.E. ROBERT MILLER MELISSA REYNOLDS

BRENDAN STANTON

President

Integration Business Operations

JEFFREY TRANAUSKAS

PROJECT MANAGEMENT. DESIGN ESTIMATING TEAM ACCOUNTINGSYSTEM INTEGRATION

FIELD OPERATIONS. DRAFTING HUMAN RESOURCESPANEL BUILDING



1.2 Management Structure Brendan Stanton Inc.’s (BSI’s) project team will consist of BSI’s most experienced employees. Brendan Stanton President 42 Years Brendan Stanton is the owner and founder of Brendan Stanton Inc. (BSI). On projects of the size and complexity of the District 6-0 Generator Project, Brendan plays an active role. Brendan will assist in the overall design and overall execution for the District 6-0 generator project. Robert Miller Procurement 21 Years Robert Miller currently heads both the estimating and procurement departments. On the District 6-0 Project, Robert will assist with the cost submittal portion of BSI’s proposal and will be heavily involved in equipment procurement. Melissa Reynolds Project Administrator 20 Years Melissa Reynolds currently works on the operations side of BSI’s business. Melissa will be responsible for contracts, bonds, insurance, billing, and reporting on the District 6-0 Project. Robert Taylor, P.E Design Engineer 15 Years Robert Taylor currently heads BSI’s engineering department. On the District 6-0 Project, Robert will serve as lead engineer, responsible for the final design. Christopher Stanton, P.E Project Engineer 11 Years Christopher Stanton currently heads BSI’s construction department. Christopher has managed many of BSI’s DGS projects and will serve as project manager on the District 6-0 project. As noted above the core of BSI’s project team has been working together for decades. This team, along with additional support personnel has successfully completed projects of varying scope and size. The team has worked with DGS in the past and looks forward to working together on this project. The District 6-0 Generator Project involves a complete overhaul of the District 6-0’s electrical distribution system. The existing generator will be replaced by a new diesel generator with 1750kW of generating capacity. A new automatic transfer switch will be provided equipped with bypass isolation. The bypass isolation feature allows the switch to be serviced/repaired while maintaining power to the facility. On the normal power distribution system a new PECO approved load interrupter switch, new pad mounted transformer, and new main distribution switchboard will be provided. The switch, transformer, switchboard and automatic transfer switch will be installed on a newly constructed concrete pad foundation. To feed the new pad mounted equipment, the existing PECO medium voltage service will be re-routed through the use of a sectionalizing cabinet. On the low-voltage end the new switchboard will feed the existing building loads via a new conduit and cable system. The most challenging part of the project will be the planning and execution of the electrical cut-over which will require careful coordination between the DBC, PECO and DGS. After the new service is on-line the existing pad mounted equipment will be demolished along with the pad the equipment resides on. The



demolished area will be raked, seeded and restored. BSI has successfully completed numerous design/build projects of varying scope and scale. Specific details of these projects are listed in Section 4.1.a. 1.3 Management Structure Advantages The proposed management structure will effectively serve the interests of the District 6-0 Generator Project in many fashions. All project members are intimately familiar with projects of this scope and size. The project manager has worked on many DGS projects in the past and also served as project manager on DGS project A960-120 which is almost a mirror image of the District 6-0 Generator project. Details on project A960-120 are located in Section 4.1.c. In addition to scope and customer familiarity, the project team structure ensures oversight and accountability at the highest level, with committed involvement from BSI ownership.



SECTION 2 WORK PLAN

2.1 Design Effort Upon Notice of Selection, Brendan Stanton Inc. (BSI) will immediately begin finalizing the design as the stamped construction drawings are a critical path pre-requisite to permit acquisition and equipment procurement. Once the design is finalized, the drawings will be stamped by a licensed professional engineer and submitted for permit. Parallel to the permit submission will be initiation of the PECO Service & Meter (S&M) request, which registers the project into PECO’s system and assigns the project a work order number. The associated PECO work order number will be continually referenced during shop drawing review, pre-energization inspection, and final cut-over. 2.2 Design-Build Concept Brendan Stanton Inc. (BSI) has completed numerous design/build projects of varying complexity and scope. Specific projects are listed and described in Section 4.1. The design/build concept unifies two traditional project segments by combining the design and construction teams into one entity. This collaborative approach opens the lines of communication earlier in the project delivery channel and allows problems/challenges to be worked out much sooner. BSI will perform both the design and construction efforts in house providing a more collaborative effort than normally encountered when the entities are separate. 2.3 Design Challenges From a technical perspective, the initial design appears comprehensive. Potential design challenges, on this particular project, would be related to the construction portion of the project and whether or not there is a better way to minimize exposure to PECO’s schedule and inherently minimize potential shutdowns. 2.4 Risk Management The project management team will be a collaborative unit from the onset of the project. DGS will be actively involved in all design/construction related issues and changes. Communication and early detection are two of the most effective ways to manage risk and these two staples will be part of the District 6-0 Project. 2.5 Long Lead Items The District 6-0 Generator Project contains several long lead equipment items. The primary switch, pad mount transformer, and main distribution switchboard will have long shop drawing lead times and long delivery lead times. The generator and automatic transfer switch will also have long lead times.



2.6 Critical Equipment As mentioned above, the District 6-0 Generator Project contains several long lead equipment items. These items are critical to the completion of the project from both a shop drawing and delivery perspective. Approved shop drawings are required to effectively layout the equipment pads and utility stub-ups. Equipment delivery is required to energize the new equipment and perform the electrical changeover. These challenges will be managed head on at the onset of the project. Equipment will be procured swiftly and shop drawings will be pushed for immediately after order. As soon as shop drawings are available they will be expedited through the approval process to expedite eventual release. After release BSI’s project management team will continually stay abreast to each manufacturer’s timeline and push to ensure committed manufacturing dates are upheld. 2.7 Cut Over The goal of any project requiring a utility cut-over is always to perform as much of the work ahead of time and to minimize exposure to outside entities, namely PECO. The District 6-0 Generator Project would be no different. Prior to any cut-over, all pad mounted equipment would be installed. All cables running between new equipment would be completely terminated. Cables run from new equipment to existing equipment would be installed and terminated at the de-energized end. The cables would be left close to the energized end, prepared for final termination. The new generator would undergo startup and load bank testing prior to any cut-over. The actual cut-over would be carefully coordinated with DGS, PECO, and BSI to ensure a seamless transition. 2.8 Construction Plan Site Operations: BSI’s on-site team will be led by a superintendent with on-site personnel reporting directly to the superintendent. Site Layout: The bridging documents clearly outline the work area. BSI plans to perform the necessary work within this area. Logistics: BSI/DGS will need to coordinate logistical items such as the protocol for daily deliveries and the protocol for the large equipment deliveries. Lay-Down/Parking: Parking and lay-down are typically coordinated with the owner making it difficult to address those items specifically at this time. There are 5 parking spots adjacent to the existing pad-mounted equipment that would serve as likely candidates for BSI equipment and vehicles. BSI will receive all equipment, with the exception of the generator, at our warehouse facility in Montgomeryville, Pennsylvania. These pieces of equipment will not be sent to site until they are ready to be set directly on the pad. This ensures no storage area required on site for said equipment. The generator will be delivered directly to the site and will only be delivered when BSI is ready to set the unit directly on the pad. The balance of material, including rebar and conduit will take up minimal real estate and can be laid down in careful coordination with the owner. Field Office: With the actual construction time being somewhat limited, as it relates to the overall project value, BSI does not anticipate a field office. More than likely a Sea-Crate, for material storage, will be set on a coordinated location on site. BSI will provide adequate sanity facilities for all BSI personnel.



2.9 Project Safety & Monitoring Brendan Stanton Inc. (BSI) takes an active approach to safety ensuring all employees fully understand and adhere to BSI’s safety plan. All personnel are equipped with proper safety attire ranging from hard hats, to safety glasses, to proper work gloves. BSI’s safety officer randomly visits all of BSI’s construction sites to ensure compliance and add instruction to project specific concerns. The construction site will be surrounded by safety fencing as a precautionary measure. 2.10 QA/QC Plan Brendan Stanton Inc.’s (BSI) QA/QC plan for the project will have two main objectives. From an equipment perspective BSI will ensure all major equipment is received, handled and deployed without damage. BSI will receive all equipment, with the exception of the generator, at our warehouse facility in Montgomeryville, Pennsylvania. Receiving and storing the equipment at BSI’s warehouse allows BSI to immediately address any shipping issues and allows a safe storage facility while the project readies for delivery. Equipment will be deployed to site utilizing BSI’s owned fleet of transportation vehicles and rigging equipment. From a construction perspective, BSI project management will regularly visit the project site to ensure quality workmanship is upheld and project specifications are met. 2.11 Closeout Process BSI will provide closeout procedures in accordance with the specifications. Factory certified on-site commissioning will be performed on the emergency generator and the automatic transfer switch. During the on-site commissioning, designated personnel will undergo factory training on the respective units. Operation and Maintenance Manuals will be provided outlining operation and maintenance recommendations/procedures for all newly installed equipment. As-Built drawings will be providing outlining any field changes to the construction drawings.



SECTION 3 PROJECT MASTER SCHEDULE

3.1 Project Master Schedule Please See Project Master Schedule Insert

ID Task Name Duration Start Finish

1 Proposal Submission 0 days Tue 11/19/19 Tue 11/19/192 Letter of Intent 0 days Mon 12/2/19 Mon 12/2/193 Notice to Proceed 0 days Mon 1/6/20 Mon 1/6/204 Initial Job Conference 1 day Mon 1/6/20 Mon 1/6/205 Finalize Design 20 days Tue 1/7/20 Mon 2/3/206 Stamp Drawings & Submit for Permit 20 days Tue 2/4/20 Mon 3/2/207 Submit PECO Service and Meter Request 1 day Tue 3/3/20 Tue 3/3/208 Submittals (a.) 60 days Wed 3/4/20 Tue 5/26/209 Receive Equipment 90 days Wed 5/27/20 Tue 9/29/2010 Earthwork, Excavation and Backfill (b.) 15 days Mon 6/1/20 Fri 6/19/2011 Exterior Pad Preparation (c.) 15 days Mon 6/22/20 Fri 7/10/2012 Concrete Pour (d.) 10 days Mon 7/13/20 Fri 7/24/2013 Generator Installation (e.) 1 day Wed 9/30/20 Wed 9/30/2014 5kV Switch Installation (f.) 1 day Thu 10/1/20 Thu 10/1/2015 Pad Mounted Transformer Installation (g.) 1 day Fri 10/2/20 Fri 10/2/2016 Automatic Switch Installation (h.) 1 day Mon 10/5/20 Mon 10/5/2017 Main Distribution Switchboard Installation (i.) 1 day Tue 10/6/20 Tue 10/6/2018 PECO Sectionalizing Cabinet Installation (j.) 5 days Wed 10/7/20 Tue 10/13/2019 Interior Conduit Above Ceiling Installation (k.) 20 days Wed 10/14/20 Tue 11/10/2020 Interconnection Wiring to De‐Energized

Equipment (l.)20 days Wed 11/11/20 Tue 12/8/20

21 Wiring Testing and Test Reports (m.) 1 day Wed 12/9/20 Wed 12/9/2022 PECO Shutdown and Re‐Route of Conductors (n.) 1 day Thu 12/10/20 Thu 12/10/20

23 Feeder Installation from Main Switchboard to Select Loads (o.)

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24 Feeder Cut‐Overs to New Electrical Distribution Systems (p.)

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25 Emergency Generator Testing/Startup (q.) 2 days Mon 12/21/20 Tue 12/22/2026 Demolition of Exterior Equipment (r.) 10 days Wed 12/23/20 Tue 1/5/2127 Demolition of Exterior Equipment Pads (s.) 5 days Wed 1/6/21 Tue 1/12/2128 Final Grade, Rake and Seed 5 days Wed 1/13/21 Tue 1/19/2129 Compete As‐Builts and Manuals 8 days Wed 1/20/21 Fri 1/29/21

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Project: District 6-0 County Office-New Gen Schedule-MileDate: Wed 10/30/19

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1 Proposal Submission 0 days Tue 11/19/192 Letter of Intent 0 days Mon 12/2/193 Notice to Proceed 0 days Mon 1/6/204 Initial Job Conference 1 day Mon 1/6/205 Finalize Design 20 days Tue 1/7/206 Stamp Drawings & Submit for Permit 20 days Tue 2/4/207 Submit PECO Service and Meter Request 1 day Tue 3/3/208 Submittals (a.) 60 days Wed 3/4/209 Receive Equipment 90 days Wed 5/27/2010 Earthwork, Excavation and Backfill (b.) 15 days Mon 6/1/2011 Exterior Pad Preparation (c.) 15 days Mon 6/22/2012 Concrete Pour (d.) 10 days Mon 7/13/2013 Generator Installation (e.) 1 day Wed 9/30/2014 5kV Switch Installation (f.) 1 day Thu 10/1/2015 Pad Mounted Transformer Installation (g.) 1 day Fri 10/2/2016 Automatic Switch Installation (h.) 1 day Mon 10/5/2017 Main Distribution Switchboard Installation (i.) 1 day Tue 10/6/2018 PECO Sectionalizing Cabinet Installation (j.) 5 days Wed 10/7/2019 Interior Conduit Above Ceiling Installation (k.) 20 days Wed 10/14/2020 Interconnection Wiring to De‐Energized

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1 Proposal Submission 0 days Tue 11/19/192 Letter of Intent 0 days Mon 12/2/193 Notice to Proceed 0 days Mon 1/6/204 Initial Job Conference 1 day Mon 1/6/205 Finalize Design 20 days Tue 1/7/206 Stamp Drawings & Submit for Permit 20 days Tue 2/4/207 Submit PECO Service and Meter Request 1 day Tue 3/3/208 Submittals (a.) 60 days Wed 3/4/209 Receive Equipment 90 days Wed 5/27/2010 Earthwork, Excavation and Backfill (b.) 15 days Mon 6/1/2011 Exterior Pad Preparation (c.) 15 days Mon 6/22/2012 Concrete Pour (d.) 10 days Mon 7/13/2013 Generator Installation (e.) 1 day Wed 9/30/2014 5kV Switch Installation (f.) 1 day Thu 10/1/2015 Pad Mounted Transformer Installation (g.) 1 day Fri 10/2/2016 Automatic Switch Installation (h.) 1 day Mon 10/5/2017 Main Distribution Switchboard Installation (i.) 1 day Tue 10/6/2018 PECO Sectionalizing Cabinet Installation (j.) 5 days Wed 10/7/2019 Interior Conduit Above Ceiling Installation (k.) 20 days Wed 10/14/2020 Interconnection Wiring to De‐Energized

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3.2 DGS Milestones a) Generation of Electronic Submittals for Review b) Start and Completion Date of Earthwork, Excavation, and Backfill c) Start and Completion Date of Exterior Pad Preparation d) Start and Completion Date of Concrete Pours and Construction of Equipment Foundations e) Start and Completion Date of Replacement Generator Installation f) Start and Completion Date of Replacement 5kV Switch Installation g) Start and Completion Date of Pad Mounted Transformer Installation h) Start and Completion Date of Service Entrance Rated Automatic Transfer Switch i) Start and Completion Date of Main Distribution Switchboard Installation j) Start and Completion Date of PECO Approved Sectionalizing Cabinet Installation k) Start and Completion Date of All Interior Conduit Above Ceilings l) Start and Completion Date of all Interconnecting Wiring to De-Energized Equipment m) Start and Completion of Wiring Testing and Testing Reports n) Start and Completion Date of PECO Coordinated Shutdown and Re-Route of Conductors o) Start and Completion Date of Feeder Installation from Main Switchboard to Select Loads p) Start and Completion Date of Feeder Cut-Overs to New Electrical Distribution System q) Start and Completion Date of Emergency Generator Testing and Startup r) Start and Completion Date of Demolition of Exterior Equipment s) Start and Completion Date of Demolition of Exterior Equipment Pads and Restoration 3.3 Project Schedule Narrative The project schedule will effectively follow the milestones laid out in the specifications and in Section 3.2 above. After reception of the Notice to Proceed, BSI will begin the 3 critical path tasks that drive the schedule, namely Material Procurement, Permit Submission, and PECO Service and Metering. Shop drawings, for critical equipment, will be expedited through the approval process to ensure quick release. After approval from DGS and PECO, equipment will be released and foundation layout will being, with excavation and concrete pads following shortly thereafter. Concrete will be poured and duct banks between pads and duct banks to the building will be completed. Indoor conduit work will take the conduits from the duct bank wall penetrations to their ultimate destinations. Once received, equipment will be deployed and set on site. All conductors will be installed and terminated where applicable. Conductors that re-feed existing equipment will be installed to the termination point and made ready for the switch-over. The generator will be tested/commissioned and conductors will be tested. After all conductors have been installed/terminated/tested and equipment has been commissioned/readied the project will undergo the electrical cut-over. Following successful cut-over to the new equipment, the existing equipment will be demolished and the site will be restored.



SECTION 4 QUALIFICATIONS

DESIGN BUILD CONTRACTOR 4.1.a Design Build Projects BSI has completed numerous design/build projects of varying scope and scale. Outlined below is a subset of design-build projects. The projects listed below closely align with the District 6-0 Generator project, from a PECO Coordination, Medium Voltage Re-Work, and Minimized Downtime perspective. Additional project(s) and project descriptions can be provided if needed. Abington Junior High School $1,174,012.00 Name: Energy Renovations Project Date: October 2019 Owner: Abington School District 970 Highland Avenue Abington, PA 19001 Thomas Schneider, 215-881-2525 Type: Design/Build Owner Rep: Reynolds Energy Services 3330 North 3rd Street Harrisburg, PA 17110 Jeffrey Harris, 717-943-9154 Description: BSI was contracted to perform design/build services for the Abington

School District Junior High School Energy Renovations Project. The project involved a new 35kV electrical service from a new 35kV pole mounted utility switch to new 35kV metal enclosed switchgear. From the new switchgear, the medium voltage service was distributed to two pad mounted transformers with 2000kVA and 1000kVA capacity, respectively. Each transformer fed a series of switchboards, which replaced existing switchboards. The school’s existing equipment and new equipment were fed from the new switchboards. The project consisted of numerous electrical shutdowns, which were carefully planned and coordinated with the owner and the project team. The design, construction, and scheduling was all carefully coordinated with PECO.



Philadelphia Macaroni Company $555,294.00 Name: PECO Service Upgrade and IQF Line 2 Project Date: February 2019 Owner: Philadelphia Macaroni Company County Line & Jacksonville Road Warminster, PA 18974-4804 Frank Radano, 215-441-5520 Type: Design/Build

Description: BSI was contracted to perform design/build services for the Philadelphia Macaroni Company IQF Process Line Project. The project involved a new 35kV electrical overhead service from the PECO service point to a new 1500kVA pad mounted transformer. The 35kV distribution line utilized a series of overhead utility poles to distribute the 35kV cables from the utility service point to the pad mounted transformer. The new pad mounted transformer fed a new 2000A low voltage switchboard which powered existing loads along with new loads associated with the new IQF process line. In a manufacturing environment downtime equates to lost production and lost revenue. BSI successfully coordinated with PECO, the owner, and the project team to minimize the downtime typically associated with a service upgrade project.

New Age Industries $1,486,823.00 Name: Unit 151 Cleanroom Project Date: March 2018 Owner: New Age Industries 145 James Way Southampton, PA 18966 John Fox, 215-768-0875 Type: Design/Build

Description: BSI was contracted to perform design/build services for the New Age Industries Cleanroom 151 Project. The project involved two new 35kV electrical services from two new 35kV pole mounted switches. The two 35kV services were distributed to two 2500kVA pad mounted transformers and subsequently to a new 3000A Main-Tie-Main switchboard. The new switchboard re-fed existing loads and provided power to new equipment. In a manufacturing environment downtime equates to lost production and lost revenue. BSI successfully coordinated with PECO, the owner, and the project team to minimize the downtime typically associated with a service upgrade project.



Griffin Pipe Products $1,970,000.00 Name: Griffin Pipe Substation Date: December 2008 Owner: Griffin Pipe Products 1100 West Front Street Florence, NJ 08518 Type: Design/Build

Description: BSI was contracted to perform design/build services for the Griffin Pipe Products 27kV dual feed substation. The project involved two 27kV utility lines from PSE&G, automatic primary switch operation, two 5MVA unit substations, 5kV outdoor metal clad switchboard with automatic tie circuit breaker, and a new 5kV underground distribution system. The project was completed on time and within budget and serviced plant operations until the facility closed in 2009.



4.1.b Medium Voltage Utility Projects A staple and strength of BSI has been the ability to successfully complete medium voltage projects, especially those which require shutdowns and backup power. BSI uses our full fleet of emergency generators and vast experience in the medium voltage market to complete the most complex projects. Outlined below is a subset of projects, which most closely align with the District 6-0 Generator project from medium voltage re-work perspective. Additional project(s) and project descriptions can be provided if needed. Colonial School District $507,607.00 Campus Electric Service Upgrade Name: Campus Electrical Service Upgrade Date: July 2018 Owner: Colonial School District 230 Flourtown Road Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462 Joe Lally, 267-446-2463 Type: Electrical Construction Engineer: Consolidated Engineers 1022 James Drive Leesport, PA 19533 Christopher Van Campen, P.E., 610-916-1600

Description: BSI was contracted to perform electrical construction for the Colonial School District Campus Electrical Service Upgrade Project. The project involved a new 35kV electrical service from a new 35kV pole mounted switch. The new 35kV services was distributed to a new 35kV metal enclosed switchgear. The 35kV switchgear re-fed the existing 5kV switchgear along with distributing 35kV to numerous campus transformers. The design, construction, and scheduling was all carefully coordinated with PECO. The project required the extensive use of BSI’s fleet of generators to back-up the high school, elementary school, and other campus loads during the shutdown/changeover.



Valley Forge Sewer Authority $828,809.00 Name: Pickering Creek Pump Station Electrical Service Replacement Date: May 2016 Owner: Valley Forge Sewer Authority 333 Pawlings Rd, Phoenixville, PA 19460 Martin Goldberg, P.E., 610 935-1553 Type: Electrical Construction Engineer: Tangibl, LLC 301 Oxford Valley Road Morrisville, PA 19067 Barry Bailey, P.E., 215-979-7700

Description: BSI was contracted to perform electrical construction for the Valley Forge Sewer Authority Pickering Creek Pump Station Electrical Service Replacement Project. The Pickering Creek Pump Station was originally served from two PECO services. Each PECO service fed a pad mounted 35kV switch and a 35kV substation style transformers. As part of the electrical service upgrade BSI provided two new utility poles, two new 35kV sectionalizing switches, two new 750kVA pad mounted transformers, and a new electrical building enclosure complete with two new switchboards and a new automatic transfer switch. The pumping station cannot lose power, under any circumstance. BSI completed upgrades to both PECO services with no downtime. Each service was swapped independently of the other ensuring one utility service was available at any given time. BSI provided a temporary generator to act as the second available service (emergency service) during construction.

Southeastern Veterans Center $447,981.00 Name: Install New Pumping Station and Removal of Water Tower Date: January 2014 Owner: Southeastern Veterans Center 1 Veterans Drive Spring City, PA 19475 Type: Electrical Construction Owner Rep: Department of General Services 515 North Office Building Harrisburg, PA 17125 J. Andrew Bannar, 610-844-6276

Description: BSI was contracted to perform electrical construction for the Southeastern Veterans Center Pumping Station Project. The project involved interception and re-route of dual campus 5kV distribution feeds to the new pumping station. The dual 5kV feeders powered a new dual feed automatic transfer substation and a new motor control center. In addition to the dual 5kV feeders, the pump station was backed up by a new 250kW generator and 600A automatic transfer switch. Interception of the existing 5kV lines was carefully coordinated with DGS and the project team.



4.1.c Generator Installations A staple and strength of BSI has been the ability to successfully complete large scale emergency generator projects, especially those which require shutdowns and backup power. BSI uses our full fleet of emergency generators and vast experience in the electrical distribution market to complete the most complex projects. Outlined below is a subset of projects, which most closely align with the District 6-0 Generator project from a large scale generator perspective. Additional project(s) and project descriptions can be provided if needed. City of Reading $13,190,038.00 Fritz Island WWTP Name: Fritz Island Wastewater Treatment Plant Date: April 2020 Owner: City of Reading 815 Washington Street Reading, PA 19601 Frederick G. Eddinger, P.E., 610-655-6587 Type: Electrical Construction Engineer: Rummel Klepper & Kahl, LLP 3501 Concord Road, Suite 100 York, PA 17402 Tim Bollinger, P.E., 717-840-3606

Description: BSI was contracted to perform electrical construction for the Fritz Island Wastewater Treatment Plant. The project involved a large scale upgrade to the Fritz Island Plant complete with new buildings, tanks, and sewage treatment processes. From a medium voltage perspective the project included 15kV outdoor metal clad switchgear which was distributed to the following 15kV services: (1) 3000 kVA indoor substation, (2) 1500kVA indoor substations, (1) 1500kVA pad mounted transformer, (1) 1000kVA pad mounted transformer, and (1) 500kVA pad mounted transformer. The plant emergency electrical system consisted of (3) 1000kW generators, (1) 800kW generator, (1) 600kW generator, (1) 500kW generator, and (1) 400kW generator.



Southeastern Veterans Center $1,426,282.00 Name: Installation of Emergency Generator Date: October 2016 Owner: Southeastern Veterans Center 1 Veterans Drive Spring City, PA 19475 Type: Electrical Construction Owner Rep: Department of General Services 515 North Office Building Harrisburg, PA 17125 J. Andrew Bannar, 610-844-6276

Description: BSI was contracted to perform electrical construction for the Installation of Emergency Generator Project at the Southeastern Veterans Center. Of all the projects completed by BSI, this project most closely mirrors the District 6-0 Generator Project. The District 6-0 Generator project includes similar equipment, similar shutdown/changeover requirements, and a similar customer in DGS. The Southeastern Veterans Center project included significant electrical work to the electrical distribution systems at Coates Hall, Tligham Hall, and the Community Living Center. The Coates Hall portion of the project included interception of two 5kV feeders and routing of those feeders to a new 5kV dual feed pad mounted source transfer switch. The dual feed transfer switch fed a 750kVA pad mounted transformer and subsequently a 1600A outdoor switchboard. The new outdoor switchboard fed a new indoor switchboard to replace the existing indoor switchboard. The emergency electrical system included a 1600kW generator and a 1600A outdoor automatic transfer switch. At Tligham Hall, two 5kV feeders were intercepted and re-routed to a new 5kV dual feed pad mounted source transfer switch. The dual feed transfer switch fed a 500kVA pad mounted transformer and subsequently an 800A outdoor automatic transfer switch. The 800A automatic transfer switch fed the existing switchboard powering Tligham Hall. The Community Living Center was equipped with a 1000kW generator as part of a previous project. The scope of the 2016 project included an additional 500kW generator that had to parallel with the existing 1000kW generator to back-up the Community Living Center. At all 3 locations power needed to be maintained during construction. BSI utilized our extensive fleet of generators along with our medium voltage expertise to successfully complete the project.



Lincoln University $5,144,367.00 Name: Lincoln University Electrical Upgrades and Modifications Date: January 2014 Owner: Lincoln University 1570 Baltimore Pike Lincoln University, PA 19352 Type: Electrical Construction Owner Rep: Department of General Services 515 North Office Building Harrisburg, PA 17125 Dennis Kucera, 610-871-0233

Description: BSI was contracted to perform electrical construction for the Lincoln University Electrical Upgrades and Modifications Project. The Lincoln University Project consisted of new 35kV medium voltage service feeds to two new 7500 kVA transformers. The new transformers re-fed existing campus switchgear. The campus emergency power system was modified with the addition of (2) 1500kW generators along with engineering paralleling capability to allow the (2) new generators to back up the campus.



4.1.d Management Team Qualifications Brendan Stanton President 42 Years Brendan Stanton is the owner and founder of Brendan Stanton Inc. (BSI). Since BSI’s inception, more than 42 years ago, Brendan has lead BSI to become one of the most respected and qualified specialty electrical contractors in the State of Pennsylvania. Brendan’s hands-on approach ensures visibility and accountability on all projects that BSI undertakes. Brendan’s extensive experience allows him to provide intuitive insight to customers’ most challenging projects and engineer’s most challenging design dilemmas. Brendan has had an active role in every BSI design/build project and will be a key component to the overall design and overall plan for the District 6-0 generator project. Robert Miller Head Estimator 21 Years Robert Miller has been at BSI for 21 years. Since joining BSI, Robert has been head of both the estimating and procurement departments. Robert’s BSI experience coupled with prior experience provides him with over 40 years of electrical construction experience. This extensive experience proves invaluable on both bid/spec projects and design/build projects. Not many industry experts having a better grasp on construction and equipment cost than Robert. On the District 6-0 Project, Robert will assist with the cost submittal portion of BSI’s proposal and will be heavily involved in equipment procurement. Melissa Reynolds Project Administrator 20 Years Melissa Reynolds has been at BSI for 20 years. Melissa has served in numerous roles on the operations side of the business from accounting to marketing to human resources. Melissa has been involved in all of the DGS projects that BSI has successfully completed. On the District 6-0 Project, Melissa will be responsible for contracts, bonds, insurance, billing, and reporting. Robert Taylor, P.E Design Engineer 15 Years Robert Taylor has been at BSI for 15 years and currently serves as design engineer. Robert has a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from Drexel University and is a Licensed Professional Engineer in the State of Pennsylvania. Robert has managed many of BSI’s largest projects providing him with extensive electrical construction experience. This vast array of experience allows Robert to produce designs that are both technically and practically sound. Before coming to BSI Robert worked as a lead engineer at PECO, gaining valuable insight into the practices and procedures of the utility company. Robert’s PECO network allows BSI to coordinate as smoothly as possible on projects that require PECO involvement. On the District 6-0 Project, Robert will serve as lead engineer, responsible for the final design. Christopher Stanton, P.E Project Engineer 11 Years Christopher Stanton has been at BSI for 11 years and currently serves as project engineer. Christopher has a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from Lehigh University and a Master of Business Administration from Villanova University. Christopher is a Licensed Professional Engineer in the State of Pennsylvania. Christopher has managed many of BSI’s DGS projects and will serve as project manager on the District 6-0 project.



4.1.e Statement of Readiness and Commitment of Resources

Brendan Stanton Inc., dba BSI Electrical Contractors hereby confirms that the persons identified in Section 4.1.d are available and will be committed to the project for the time period referenced in the Project Master Schedule found in Section 3.1. Brendan Stanton Inc., dba BSI Electrical Contractors hereby confirms that the persons identified in Section 4.1.d are available and will be committed to the project work plan found in Section 2.

Brendan Stanton



SECTION 4 QUALIFICATIONS

DESIGN PROFESSIONAL Brendan Stanton Inc. (BSI) employs a full staff of licensed electrical engineering professionals. BSI will act as contractor and design professional on the District 6-0 Generator Project. As such, the data for many of the below sections is duplicative with Section 4.1. 4.2.a Design Build Projects Abington Junior High School $1,174,012.00 Philadelphia Macaroni Company $555,294.00 New Age Industries $1,486,823.00 4.2.b Medium Voltage Utility Projects Colonial School District $507,607.00 Valley Forge Sewer Authority $828,809.00 Southeastern Veterans Center $447,981.00 City of Reading $13,190,038.00 Southeastern Veterans Center $1,426,282.00 Lincoln University $5,144,367.00 4.2.c Management Team Qualifications Brendan Stanton President 42 Years Robert Miller Head Estimator 21 Years Melissa Reynolds Project Administrator 20 Years Robert Taylor, P.E Design Engineer 15 Years Christopher Stanton, P.E Project Engineer 11 Years 4.2.d Statement of Readiness and Commitment of Resources

Brendan Stanton Inc., dba BSI Electrical Contractors hereby confirms that the persons identified in Section 4.2.d are available and will be committed to the project for the time period referenced in the Project Master Schedule found in Section 3.1. Brendan Stanton Inc., dba BSI Electrical Contractors hereby confirms that the persons identified in Section 4.2.d are available and will be committed to the project work plan found in Section 2.

Brendan Stanton



APPENDIX PROJECT LIST/REFERENCES

YEAR 2019

Abington Junior High School $1,174,012.00 Energy Renovations Project Owner: Abington School District 970 Highland Avenue Abington, PA 19001 Type: Electrical Construction Engineer: Reynolds Energy Services 3330 North 3rd Street Harrisburg, PA 17110 Contact: Jeff Harris 717-943-9154 Central Bucks School District $59,900.00 Educational Services Center 34 kV Electrical Service Owner: Central Bucks School District 20 Weldon Drive Doylestown, PA 18901 Type: Electrical Construction Engineer: Reynolds Consulting Engineers 3330 North 3rd Street Harrisburg, PA 17110 Contact: Joe White 717-238-5737

Cynwyd Pump Station $83,563.00 Electrical Service Replacement Owner: Township of Lower Merion 75 East Lancaster Avenue Ardmore, PA 19003 Type: Electrical Construction Engineer: Pennoni 1900 Market Street Suite 300 Philadelphia, PA 19103 Contact: Steven Seacrist 215-254-7767



Hatboro Horsham School District $194,000.00 Maintenance Building Electrical Service Owner: Hatboro Horsham School District 229 Meetinghouse Road Horsham, PA 19044 Type: Electrical Construction Engineer: Lehigh Valley Engineering One Bethlehem Plaza One West Broad Street #500 Bethlehem, PA 18018 Contact: Chad Derstine 610-866-3820 Montgomery County Community College $2,399,000.00 Science Center Renovation Owner: Montgomery County Community College 340 DeKalb Pike Blue Bell, PA 19422 Type: Electrical Construction Engineer: Lehigh Valley Engineering One Bethlehem Plaza One West Broad Street #500 Bethlehem, PA 18018 Contact: Andy Gulotta 267-315-0841 Montgomery County Community College $617,000.00 Security Cameras Phase II Owner: Montgomery County Community College 340 DeKalb Pike Blue Bell, PA 19422 Type: Electrical Construction Engineer: Mulhern Consulting Engineers 321 South York Road Hatboro, PA Contact: Andy Gulotta 267-315-0841 Pennridge School District $137,500.00 District Wide Air Elementary School Air Conditioning Owner: Pennridge School District 1200 North 5th Street Perkasie, PA 18944 Type: Electrical Construction Engineer: Lehigh Valley Engineering One Bethlehem Plaza One West Broad Street #500 Bethlehem, PA 18018 Contact: Chad Derstine 610-866-3820



Upper Moreland Hatboro Joint Sewer Authority $81,675.00 Odor Control Improvements Owner: UMHJSA 2875 Terwood Road Willow Grove, PA 19090 Type: Electrical Construction Engineer: Keystone Engineering Group 590 East Lancaster Avenue Suite 200 Frazer, PA 19355 Contact: Eric Lindhult, P.E. 215-659-3975 Upper Darby Township $179,900.00 Police Administration Building Emergency Generator Owner: Upper Darby Township 100 Garrett Road Upper Darby, PA 19082 Type: Electrical Construction Engineer: Gillan and Hartmann, Inc. 140 Whitaker Avenue Mont Clare, PA 19453 Contact: Allison A. Lee, P.E. 610-734-7635 Upper Dublin Township $603,366.00 Public Library Renovation Owner: The Township of Upper Dublin 801 Loch Alsh Avenue Fort Washington, PA 19034 Type: Electrical Construction Engineer: Lehigh Valley Engineering One Bethlehem Plaza One West Broad Street #500 Bethlehem, PA 18018 Contact: Chad Derstine 610-866-3820 Upper Merion Township $264,250.00 Flint Hill and Swedesburg Pump Station Generators Owner: Upper Merion Township 175 West Valley Forge Road King of Prussia, PA 19460 Type: Electrical Construction Engineer: Arro Engineering 649 N Lewis Road Limerick, PA 19468 Contact: William Bohner, P.E. (610) 495-0303



YEAR 2018 Abington Township $126,100.00 Influent Pump Station Generator Owner: Township of Abington 1176 Old York Road Abington, PA 19001 Type: Electrical Construction Engineer: Tangibl Consulting, LLC. 301 Oxford Valley Rd., Suite 1604 Yardley, PA 19067 Contact: Robert Bailey, P.E. 215-369-9345 Buckingham Village Wastewater Treatment Plant $372,000.00 2017 Plant Upgrades Owner: Buckingham Village WWTP 2380 Durham Road Buckingham, PA 18912 Type: Electrical Construction Engineer: Castle Valley Consultants 10 Beulah Road New Britain, PA 18901 Contact: Megan Kawamoto 215-348-8257 Colonial School District $507,607.00 Campus Electric Service Upgrade Owner: Colonial School District 230 Flourtown Road Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462 Type: Electrical Construction Engineer: Consolidated Engineers 1022 James Drive Leesport, PA 19533 Contact: Christopher Van Kampen, P.E. 610-916-1600 Maple Glen Elementary $270,000.00 Security Cameras Phase I Owner: Upper Dublin School District 1580 Fort Washington Avenue Maple Glen, PA 19002 Type: Electrical Construction Engineer: Dimitri J. Ververelli, Inc. Consulting Engineers 211 North 13th Street, 9th Floor Philadelphia, PA 19107 Contact: Robert Lester 267-716-6339



Montgomery County Community College $270,000.00 Security Cameras Phase I Owner: Montgomery County Community College 340 DeKalb Pike Blue Bell, PA 19422 Type: Electrical Construction Engineer: Mulhern Consulting Engineers 321 South York Road Hatboro, PA Contact: Andy Gulotta 267-315-0841 North Penn Water Authority $138,200.00 Wells NP-5 & NP-17 Electrical Upgrades Owner: North Penn Water Authority 300 Forty Foot Road Lansdale, PA 19446 Type: Electrical Construction Engineer: Instrumentation, Control & Energy Engineering PO Box 551 Skippack, PA 19474 Contact: Thomas Vaughan, P.E. 610-584-6714 SCI Phoenix – Graterford Prison $377,303.00 Zone Gate Integration Owner: Graterford Prison

Piggery Road Skippack, PA Professional: Department of Corrections Dennis Kucera Towamencin Municipal Authority $186,800.00 34.5KV/480V Transformer Replacement Owner: Towamencin Municipal Authority 2225 Kriebel Road Lansdale, PA 19446 Type: Electrical Construction Engineer: Bursich Associates 706 Lakeside Drive Southampton, PA 18966 Contact: Dick Smith 267-566-3966



Upper Gwynedd Township Wastewater Treatment Plant $259,020.00 PLC Replacement Project Owner: Upper Gwynedd Township PO Box 1 West Point, PA 19486 Type: Electrical Construction Engineer: Environmental Engineering 140 Clemens Road Harleysville, PA 19438 Contact: Bill Brown, P.E. 215-368-3375 Upper Moreland Hatboro Joint Sewer Authority $97,522.00 Cloth Wiring Replacement Owner: UMHJSA 2875 Terwood Road Willow Grove, PA 19090 Type: Electrical Construction Engineer: Burns Engineering, Inc. 2001 Market Street, Suite 600 Philadelphia, PA 19103 Contact: Barry Bailey, P.E. 215-979-7700 Upper Moreland Hatboro Joint Sewer Authority $286,900.00 Utility Water Pump Station Upgrade Owner: UMHJSA 2875 Terwood Road Willow Grove, PA 19090 Type: Electrical Construction Engineer: Environmental Engineers & Management Associates 140 Clemens Rd #101, Harleysville, PA 19438 Contact: Les Kaich, P.E. 215-368-3375 Upper Merion Township $199,750.00 Highway Facility Generator Owner: Upper Merion Township 175 West Valley Forge Road King of Prussia, PA 19460 Type: Electrical Construction Engineer: Arro Engineering 649 N Lewis Road Limerick, PA 19468 Contact: William Bohner, P.E. 610-495-0303



Valley Forge Sewer Authority $312,000.00 WWTP Headworks Improvements Owner: Valley Forge Sewer Authority 333 Pawlings Rd, Phoenixville, PA 19460 Type: Electrical Construction Engineer: Buchart Horn 445 W Philadelphia Street York, PA 17405 Contact: Martin Goldberg, P.E. 610-935-1553 Warrington Township $213,054.00 Upper Area Booster Station Improvements Owner: Warrington Township 829 Easton Road Warrington, PA Engineer: CKS Engineers 88 South Main Street Doylestown, PA 18901 Contact: JJ Kelso 215-340-0600



YEAR 2017 City of Reading $13,073,700.00 Fritz Island WWTP Owner: City of Reading 815 Washington Street Reading, PA 19601 Type: Electrical Construction Engineer: Hazen and Sawyer Architects 498 Seventh Avenue, 11th Floor New York, NY 10018 Contact: Ed Daher, P.E., CCM 212-539-7000 County of Bucks $789,500.00 Correctional Facility Generator Owner: County of Bucks 55 E. Court Street Doylestown, PA 18901 Type: Electrical Construction Engineer: Holstein White, Inc. 210 East Street Road, Suite 2D Feasterville, PA 19053 Contact: Martin Blasko, P.E. 215-322-7711 Forest Park Water $553,800.00 Membrane Filtration System Improvement Project Owner: Forest Park Water 144 Park Avenue Chalfont, PA 18914 Type: Electrical Construction Engineer: Gannett Fleming 202 Senate Avenue Camp Hill, PA 17011 Contact: John Lichtfuss 215-822-5950 Horsham Water and Sewer Authority $418,000.00 PFC Treatment Systems – Group 2 Owner: Horsham Water & Sewer Authority 617 Horsham Road Horsham, PA 19044 Type: Electrical Construction Engineer: Gilmore & Associates 65 E Butler Pike New Britain, PA Contact: Theresa Funk, P.E. 215-345-4330



Upper Merion Township $268,800.00 Matsunk Water Pollution Control Center Substation Owner: Upper Merion Township 175 West Valley Forge Road King of Prussia, PA 19460 Type: Electrical Construction Engineer: Arro Engineering 649 N Lewis Road Limerick, PA 19468 Contact: William Bohner, P.E. (610) 495-0303 Upper Moreland Hatboro Joint Sewer Authority $279,000.00 Motor Control Center Replacement Owner: UMHJSA 2875 Terwood Road Willow Grove, PA 19090 Type: Electrical Construction Engineer: Burns Engineering, Inc. 2001 Market Street, Suite 600 Philadelphia, PA 19103 Contact: Barry Bailey, P.E. 215-979-7700 Warminster Municipal $47,500.00 One Filter Building & Installation of One Activated Carbon Filtration System Owner: Warminster Municipal Authority 415 Gibson Avenue Horsham, PA 19044 Type: Electrical Construction Engineer: CKS Engineers 88 S Main Street Doylestown, PA Contact: JJ Kelso 215-340-0600 Valley Forge Sewer Authority $189,500.00 Substation Transformer Replacement Owner: Valley Forge Sewer Authority 333 Pawlings Rd, Phoenixville, PA 19460 Type: Electrical Construction Engineer: Burns Engineering 2001 Market Street, Suite 600 Philadelphia, PA 19103 Contact: Barry Bailey, P.E. 215-979-7700



YEAR 2016 Bucks County $661,700.00 Emergency Communications / 911 Center Emergency Power Owner: County of Bucks 911 Freedom Way Ivyland, PA 18974 Type: Electrical Construction Engineer: Holstein White, Inc. 210 East Street Road, Suite 2D Feasterville, PA 19053 Contact: Martin Blasko, P.E. 215-322-7711 Bucks County Water and Sewer Authority $307,150.00 Erie Road Pump Station No. 1 Replacement Owner: Bucks County Water and Sewer Authority 1275 Almshouse Road Warrington, PA 18976 Type: Electrical Construction Engineer: Carroll Engineering Corporation 949 Easton Road Warrington, PA 18976 Contact: Steven M. Hartman, P.E. 215-343-5700 Chalfont New Britain Joint Sewer Authority $1,723,000.00 Wastewater Treatment Plant Expansion Owner: Chalfont New Britain Joint Sewer Authority 1645 Upper State Road Doylestown, PA 18901-2666 Engineer: CKS Engineers 88 South Main Street Doylestown, PA 18901 Contact: JJ Kelso 215-340-0600 Council Rock School District $5,499,800.00 Additions & Renovations to Holland Middle School Owner: Council Rock School District 30 N. Chancellor Street Newtown, PA 18940 Type: Electrical Construction Engineer: Consolidated Engineers 1022 James Drive Leesport, PA 19533 Contact: Christopher Van Kampen, P.E. 610-916-1600



Council Rock School District $5,571,000.00 Newtown Middle School Owner: Council Rock School District 30 N. Chancellor Street Newtown, PA 18940 Type: Electrical Construction Engineer: Consolidated Engineers 1022 James Drive Leesport, PA 19533 Contact: Christopher Van Kampen, P.E. 610-916-1600 Montgomery County Community College $249,980.00 Electrical Switchgear Replacement Owner: Montgomery County Community College 340 DeKalb Pike Blue Bell, PA 19422 Type: Electrical Construction Engineer: Sharpe Engineering, Inc. 130 Futura Drive Pottstown, PA 19464 Contact: Andy Gulotta 267-315-0841 Upper Dublin Township $149,400.00 Fort Washington Elementary School Electrical Upgrades Owner: Upper Dublin School District 1580 Fort Washington Avenue Maple Glen, PA 19002 Type: Electrical Construction Engineer: Dimitri J. Ververelli, Inc. Consulting Engineers 1005 West Lehigh Street Bethlehem, PA 18018 Contact: Robert Lester 267-716-6339 Wissahickon School District $3,237,137.00 Wissahickon High School Natatorium Owner: Wissahickon School District 601 Knight Road Ambler, PA 19002 Type: Electrical Construction Engineer: Lehigh Valley Engineering One Bethlehem Plaza One West Broad Street #500 Bethlehem, PA 18018 Contact: Chad Derstine 610-866-3820



YEAR 2015 Easton Area Joint Sewer Authority $308,200.00 Centrifuge Installation Owner: Easton Area Joint Sewer Authority 50-A South Delaware Drive

Easton, PA 18042 Type: Electrical Construction Engineer: Keystone Engineering Group 590 East Lancaster Avenue Suite 200 Frazer, PA 19355 Contact: Andrea Genetti 610-295-1235 Pen Argyl Municipal Authority $135,900.00 Biosolids Dewatering Facility Owner: Pen Argyl Municipal Authroity 11 North Robinson Avenue Pen Argyl, PA 18072 Type: Electrical Construction Engineer: Instrumentation, Control & Energy Engineering PO Box 551 Skippack, PA 19474 Contact: Thomas Vaughan, P.E. 610-584-6714 Phoenixville Area School District $3,716,962.00 Early Learning Center and Elementary School Owner: Phoenixville Area School District 386 City Line Avenue Phoenixville, PA 19460 Type: Electrical Construction Engineer: Barton Associates 221 West Philadelphia Street York, PA 17401 Contact: Bruce Bachtle 215-842-7440 Reading Area Water Authority $638,739.00 Water Filtration Plant Electrical Upgrade Owner: Reading Area Water Authority 1801 Kutztown Road Reading, PA 19604 Type: Electrical Construction Engineer: Cardno/BCM Engineering 920 Germantown Pike Plymouth Meeting, PA Contact: Alan Wong 610-313-3100



Southeastern Veterans Center $1,426,282.00 Installation of Emergency Generator Owner: Southeastern Veterans Center 1 Veterans Drive Spring City, PA 19475 Type: Electrical Construction Engineer: Martin Rogers 185 North Pennsylvania Avenue Wilkes-Barre, PA 18701 Contact: J. Andrew Bannar (610) 844-6276 Upper Moreland Hatboro Joint Sewer Authority $946,850.00 Blower Replacement Owner: UMHJSA 2875 Terwood Road Willow Grove, PA 19090 Type: Electrical Construction Engineer: Tangibl, LLC 301 Oxford Valley Road Morrisville, PA 19067 Contact: Barry Bailey, P.E. 215-979-7700 Upper Moreland Hatboro Joint Sewer Authority $175,576.00 Sludge Dewatering Equipment Owner: UMHJSA 2875 Terwood Road Willow Grove, PA 19090 Type: Electrical Construction Engineer: Tangibl, LLC 301 Oxford Valley Road Morrisville, PA 19067 Contact: Barry Bailey, P.E. 215-979-7700 Valley Forge Sewer Authority $828,809.00 Pickering Creek Pump Station Electrical Service Replacement Owner: Valley Forge Sewer Authority 333 Pawlings Rd, Phoenixville, PA 19460 Type: Electrical Construction Engineer: Tangibl, LLC 301 Oxford Valley Road Morrisville, PA 19067 Contact: Barry Bailey, P.E. 215-979-7700



APPENDIX EQUIPMENT LIST

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1 Western Start Tractor w/ Landoll Trailer 1 Freightliner Roll off1 International w/ 23-ton Terex Crane 1 Freight liner Derrick Digger w/ Pole Carrier1 International w/ 60' Bucket 1 12' Isuzu Box Truck w/ lift gate2 Ford 650 w/ 45 Bucket 1 Ford Stake Body1 Ford Super Duty Dump Truck 1 Grove ATS 40 Ton Crane1 Peterbilt Dump Truck 1 Ford Fuel Tanker1 International Dump Truck Misc. Work Vans & Pick-up Trucks1 Marmon Roll off

1 CAT 312 Excavator 1 All terrain 14-ton grove crane1 CAT 420 D Backhoe 1 Vibratory Plate Tamper1 Ford 2110 Backhoe 1 Daewoo Rubber Tire Excavator1 JD 240 Skid Steer 1 Daewoo Rubber Tire Loader1 CAT DC 3 Bulldozer 1 Bomag Roller2 CAT 420E Backhoe 1 Sullivan Tow Behind Compressor2 Ditch witch trencher 1 Corecut Concrete Saw1 Bulldog trench roller 2 I/R Airsource Compressors1 Ditch witch soft dig 1 Bomag Trench Roller1 I/R Excavator 1 Bobcat Skid Steer2 All terrain fork truck 1 CAT Skid Steer5 Rough Terrain Fork Lifts - 6000lbs to 10000lbs Breaker and Compactor Attachments for1 Fork Lift - 18000lbs Backhoes and Excavators

Air Compressors Crimpers & CuttersOffice trailers Greenlee rigid pipe bendersStorage Trailers Greenlee wire pullersScissor Lifts - 15' thru 33' Bench threading machinesAerial Lifts 33' thru 68' Wire labeling machinesCondux cable glider Underground utilities detectorDranetz power analyzer 280 CFM air compressor & hammerMSE Comstar radio detection kit Nail guns & compressorsFoot compactor/tamper Portable gas weldersPortable 2-way radios Portable rebar cutterFloor mounted drill press Floor mounted band sawPower tray pulling sheaves kit Core drilling machinesHigh potential test equipment Scaffolding2-8KW Portable Generators

Road Equipment

Off-Road/Excavation Equipment

Construction Equipment

BSI Electrical Electronic Contractors

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1 Elliot Magnetek 125QD Gen Set 1 CAT XQ-400 Generator1 CAT XQ225 Gen Set 1 Terex 120KVA / 95KW Generator1 Onan 50KW Generator 1 Terex 70KVA / 55KW Generator1 Central Detroit Diesel 1000KW Gen Set 2 Magnum MLG 25 KVA Generator1 Cat XQ-1750 Generator 1 Amida Site Lights Tow Behind Light Tower1 I/R G115 Generator 1 Wacker LT4 Tow Behind Light Tower1 I/R G11ME Generator 2 I/R Light Source Light Tower1 I/R G575 Generator 1 Alstom 200KVA Pad Mount Transformer1 Loadtec 1205KW Loadbank 1 500 KVA Pad Mount Transformer

All Equipment is Owned and Operatedby BSI - Electrical Contractors

Brendan Stanton Brendan Stanton - President/Secretary

Dated: November 1, 2019

Generators, Transformers & Light Towers



APPENDIX PROPOSAL SIGNATURE PAGE

Proposal Signature Page As per the Specifications – the original Proposal Signature Page is included as a paper document



APPENDIX AFFIDAVIT FOR USE OF REQUIRED

SUBCONTRACTORS

Affidavit for Use of Required Subcontractors As per the Specifications – the original notarized Affidavit for Use of required Subcontractors is included as a paper document



APPENDIX NON-COLLUSION AFFIDAVIT

Non-Collusion Affidavit As per the Specifications – the original notarized Non-Collusion Affidavit is included as a paper document

Documents

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