Palumbo Skibinski Proposal - SCASD Bldg. Assess. 5-22-15

INTERIOR DESIGN REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL FOR ENGINEERING PROFESSIONAL SERVICES FOR BUILDING ASSESSMENTS STATE COLLEGE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT MAY 22, 2015 ARCHITECTURE EDUCATION RENOVATION CORPORATE INTERIORS 318 Penn Avenue, Scranton, PA 18503 Pho 570 961 2385 ● Fax 570 955 0199 E-Mail palumboaia@thepalumbogroup.com 1698 Sheffield Court, State College, PA 16801 Pho 814 237 4033 E-Mail tskibinski@skibinskiassociates.com TABLE OF CONTENTS LETTER OF INTEREST Page PROJECT APPROACH/SCOPE OF SERVICES Pages 4-7 OVERVIEW OF FIRMS: Palumbo Skibinski Urban Engineers Pages 8-10 OVERVIEW OF EXPERIENCE / PROJECTS / CLIENTS Pages 11-16 FEE PROPOSAL Page 17 1698 Sheffield Court ● State College, PA 16801 Pho 814-237-4033 John S Palumbo, AIA Thomas J Skibinski, PE Page May 22, 2015 Mr Ed Poprik Director of Physical Plant State College Area School District 131 West Nittany Ave State College, PA 16801 Re: Request for Proposal Professional Services - Building Assessments State College Area School District Dear Mr Poprik: Palumbo Skibinski is pleased to submit, in accordance with your RFP dated May 4, 2015, its qualifications for Professional Services for Building Assessments Palumbo Skibinski provides comprehensive architecture, engineering and interior design services to higher education, secondary and elementary education, commercial, institutional and industrial clients These services include programming, architectural design, interior design, civil engineering, site development, storm water management, utility infrastructure, building engineering (structural, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire suppression), information technology and construction administration Projects range in size and complexity from feasibility studies to conceptual design through contract documents and construction related services We have an established history with many of our clients, such as the State College Area School District, the Scranton School District, The Pennsylvania State University and Bloomsburg University, to name a few This has enabled our staff to develop an intricate working relationship with our clients' facilities management departments Our involvement with these personnel allow us to tailor our services to meet the exact needs of the institutions while making important provisions for facilities maintenance requirements, project budget restrictions, condensed project time schedules, construction phasing - especially during day to day operations, and integration of faculty design requirements We greatly appreciate the opportunity to submit our proposal to the State College Area School District and welcome the opportunity to work with you on this commission Please feel free to contact our office if you have any questions or require additional information Sincerely, Thomas J Skibinski, PE Principal Cc: John Palumbo, AIA 1698 Sheffield Court ● State College, PA 16801 Pho 814-237-4033 John S Palumbo, AIA Thomas J Skibinski, PE Page PROJECT APPROACH / SCOPE OF SERVICES INTRODUCTION The State College Area School District (SCASD) is seeking proposals for design professional services to prepare Building Assessments for the 88,978 SF Fairmount Avenue Building and the 14,000 SF Central Office Building, both located in State College The anticipated project start date is June 15, 2015 with completion on or before August 15, 2015 The intent of the scope of work for this proposal is to provide the District with advanced planning tools to help guide future decisions related to space allocation and usage of the Fairmount Avenue Building and the Central Office Building These assessments will aid in developing the feasibility of renovations Although no potential programming information is available, these building assessments will provide value to the SCASD by beginning to establish building conditions which may inhibit or promote some future uses of the buildings It will also provide potential costs associated with possible ADA and/or structural upgrades, modifications and additions that may be needed to support accessibility or to provide structural load capacity The existing mechanical, electrical and plumbing (MEP) systems will not be considered part of these assessments, since they are at the end of their useful lives and will be replaced in their entirety if a renovation project(s) takes place Our team will identify other concerns found during our physical survey of the buildings, including any limiting factors or obstacles to a full MEP replacement Palumbo Skibinski will serve as the prime consultant to the SCASD for all work under this contract Our team organization provides strong leadership in the person of Thomas J Skibinski, PE, as Project Manager Mr Skibinski is a Principal with the firm and has worked with the SCASD on both the Schematic Design and the West Bleachers Project for Memorial Field His assignment to the team is an indication of our commitment to this project and his involvement will assure that staff requirements are met and appropriate personnel and our consultant are coordinated We will be utilizing Urban Engineers as the structural engineering consultant for this project They have a branch office in State College We are confident that their inclusion on our team will be extremely beneficial to the project The professional personnel that will be assigned to this project will consist of architects and engineers registered in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Several personnel have attained LEED accreditation Our team brings to the project previous experience with the SCASD along with professional experience directly related to the scope of services required for these building assessments Our collective experience gives us a well-rounded background to adequately meet the demands of this important project 1698 Sheffield Court ● State College, PA 16801 Pho 814-237-4033 John S Palumbo, AIA Thomas J Skibinski, PE Page PROJECT APPROACH / SCOPE OF SERVICES Our project approach/scope of services for both the Fairmount Avenue Building and the Central Office Building Assessments is based upon the Request for Proposal developed by the SCASD, our review of available information, site visit and discussions with SCASD representatives SCOPE OF SERVICES General Conduct a project kick-off meeting with the SCASD and the design professional team Develop a Time and Event Schedule highlighting the major tasks associated with this project This schedule will be updated periodically to reflect changes, additions, and/or deletions to the project’s scope Meet with the SCASD as required throughout the project Attend one evening meeting with the SCASD’s Board of Directors to present the findings of the report and answer questions Structural Assessment Urban Engineers will be preparing the structural assessments for both the Fairmount Avenue and Central Office Buildings Their scope of work for this task follows Review all existing drawings, specifications, work-orders and other information related to the buildings structures, maintenance and past renovations While structural drawings may not be plentiful or available at all, there is often valuable information that may be gleaned from drawings and notes on other discipline sheets Determine the number and location of selective demolition sites to allow access to view the structures The District will provide staff or a contractor to remove ceilings, walls etc., provide any needed abatement, and repair the areas Perform a visual condition assessment to determine the condition of floors, beams, columns, foundations, roof decks and structures Additionally, faỗade assessments will be performed Photographs will be taken and used to present conditions It should be clearly noted that this is a visual inspection only While the overall condition may be assessed in this method, no structural calculations will be performed Describe the buildings’ structural systems, indicate design loads (if available) and floor construction Develop "color coded" block plans of each building’s floors depicting this information 1698 Sheffield Court ● State College, PA 16801 Pho 814-237-4033 John S Palumbo, AIA Thomas J Skibinski, PE Page PROJECT APPROACH / SCOPE OF SERVICES Discuss potential building uses and their impacts on loadings on the buildings The need for elevators, shafts and other accessibility related needs will be assessed for structural impact Provide an answer to the over-riding question of Is the buildings structural system and faỗade capable of providing adequate future service”? Any specific concerns will be presented and their impacts on future use will be discussed Develop estimates of probable costs if it is determined during the assessments of the structural systems and faỗades that there is some level of structural modification necessary for the buildings to be effectively used in the future While there is no established future plan for these buildings at this time, general building uses can be discussed and potential structural modifications needed to reach those uses can be estimated Although the MEP systems are excluded from this analysis, upgrades to these systems will be more economical if shafts are provided to distribute these systems This task will consider this and explore locations, sizes and structural impacts to the buildings ADA Assessment The anticipated scope of work for the ADA assessments for both the Fairmount Avenue and Central Offices Buildings is described below Obtain and review all existing drawings and related information for both buildings Conduct a physical survey of both buildings to document existing doors, door hardware, existing bathroom facilities and potential barriers to ADA accessibility Develop diagrammatic building plans from the existing buildings’ information Evaluate the feasibility of attaining ADA accessibility for both buildings Items to be addressed include: elevators and ramps, bathroom updates, door and hardware modifications, and other barriers that may limit or preclude ADA access Evaluate the need for additional restrooms to meet accessibility and other building codes Determine if any part of the buildings can be left “inaccessible” due to use or hardship Develop a range or magnitude of costs associated with the report’s ADA recommendations for each building Although MEP systems are not being addressed as part of this report, necessary plumbing modifications to accommodate new ADA restrooms will be included in the cost scenarios 1698 Sheffield Court ● State College, PA 16801 Pho 814-237-4033 John S Palumbo, AIA Thomas J Skibinski, PE Page PROJECT APPROACH / SCOPE OF SERVICES Fairmount Avenue Building The following items will be addressed for the Fairmount Building only Evaluate the possibility of selectively demolishing sections of the building based upon its multiple construction dates and possible structural systems Identify the “base” or main portion of the building that would need to remain as part of any renovation project Determine those section(s) of the building that could be feasibly demolished if excess square footage is identified based upon future program needs Develop estimates of probable costs for each section that could potentially be removed Miscellaneous Identify other areas of concern found during the surveys of the both the Fairmount Avenue and Central Office Buildings that may impact their future use Notate any limiting factors or obstacles to a complete MEP renovation of each building Proposal Exclusions The physical surveys that will be conducted at each building for the building assessments are not to be construed as “as-built” surveys Roof evaluations are not part of this proposal Asbestos and/or lead paint testing is not part of this proposal No testing of concrete, steel or other structural materials is included in this proposal If it is determined that any of these tests are needed, upon agreement with the SCASD, this testing and structural engineering can be performed at additional cost Deliverables A separate Building Assessment Report will be prepared for both the Fairmount Avenue Building and Central Office Building These reports will summarize our findings and provide recommendations for ADA accessibility, structural modifications, the potential for selected demolition of section(s) of the Fairmount Avenue Building, other concerns discovered during the course of this study, along with diagrammatic drawings, photos, photo logs, other related information, and estimates of probable costs as outlined in this scope of work The building assessments will be delivered to the SCASD in electronic (PDF) format only Paper copies will not be required 1698 Sheffield Court ● State College, PA 16801 Pho 814-237-4033 John S Palumbo, AIA Thomas J Skibinski, PE Page FIRM OVERVIEW Palumbo Skibinski, formed in July 2002, is a business partnership consisting of The Palumbo Group, located in Scranton, PA and Skibinski Associates, located in State College, PA The combined, multi-faceted expertise of both firms brings together architecture, interior design and a full range of engineering services, along with establishing offices in two key communities in Pennsylvania John S Palumbo, AIA, and Thomas J Skibinski, PE, who collectively bring many years of innovative engineering and architecture expertise to clients throughout Pennsylvania, lead the partnership Collectively, the firm has worked on a broad range of projects for both public and private sector clients There is no question that Palumbo Skibinski's background and broad range of experience significantly enhances the project team Palumbo Skibinski applies state-of-the-art technologies throughout every project Inhouse design systems include sophisticated hardware and software with full multimedia capabilities enabling the firm to establish an effective dialog between client and architect with rapid analysis of alternative designs throughout the project The firm utilizes the Masterspec specifications systems, as well as various types of architectural/engineering design and presentation software Following industry standards, the firm operates AutoDesk Revit 2012 & Architecture and Engineering 2012 design and drafting software as well as third party applications in order to take full advantage of -D modeling, computer graphics, rendering, and construction document process We have an in-house technology consultant to assist in coordination of voice, data, and wire management The Palumbo Group and Skibinski Associates are USGBC LEED members and also have a staff member that is LEED accredited As a member of the USGBC, our firm seeks to incorporate the use of sustainable design practices in our projects, as well as encourage our clients to pursue sustainable alternatives in design and to work towards a more sustainable future and decrease the production of waste We are dedicated to continuous improvement in increasing energy efficiency and using renewable resources in our work and within our own office Some initiatives we have taken in support of this goal include in-house recycling, the use of energy efficient fixtures and the use of materials with recycled content Palumbo Skibinski has worked together on numerous projects, both new and renovation, including the Schematic Design and West Bleachers Project for the State College Area School District’s Memorial Field Our work with the Scranton School District is extensive Most notably is the new Scranton High School and renovations to its Memorial Stadium At Bloomsburg University, the firm completed an addition to the McCormick Center and a renovation of the Bakeless Center for the Humanities Our work at Marywood University included a feasibility study of the student center and its subsequent renovation 1698 Sheffield Court ● State College, PA 16801 Pho 814-237-4033 John S Palumbo, AIA Thomas J Skibinski, PE Page FIRM OVERVIEW Urban Engineers has a proud and significant history of turning challenges into reality Urban has emerged as an engineering, management, and scientific leader since its inception in 1960 in the City of Philadelphia The vision of our founders, shared and enhanced by a new generation of ownership, carries us to great accomplishments and allows us to achieve, and often exceed, the goals of our assignments and the expectations of our clients Commitment The Urban Organization is proud of its history of effectively responding to the dynamic needs of our clients and is committed to executing all assignments in a professional manner, pursuing excellence in all endeavors, and functioning as a financially healthy organization We are committed to providing the resources of our organization beyond traditional expectations to achieve the goals of the assignments we are privileged to pursue on our clients' behalf Culture Urban is a growing organization, committed to being the first choice of its clients By providing innovation, technical excellence, and on-time performance, we create value for a proud Urban family Sustainability Urban is a strong supporter of sustainable design and management efforts to create a harmonious built environment by reducing the use of non-renewable resources and minimizing environmental impact We employ many LEED® AP credentialed professionals, offer in-house LEED training, and encourage environmental consciousness through such efforts as paper recycling, car share programs, and pretax deductions for transit fares Urban Engineers (Urban) is an ISO 9001:2008-Certified, multidisciplinary design, environmental, planning, and construction services consulting firm Founded in 1960, Urban provides services for facilities, buildings, ports & waterways, public transportation, railroads, airports, energy & utilities, bridges, and roadways We attribute our reputation and excellence, as a recognized leader in our fields of professional practice, to our ability to provide clients with a superior level of competence, quality, and commitment Urban is an ENR Top 500 Engineering firm and an ENR Top 50 Construction Management Firm 1698 Sheffield Court ● State College, PA 16801 Pho 814-237-4033 John S Palumbo, AIA Thomas J Skibinski, PE Page FIRM OVERVIEW Urban’s 400+ employees are located in 12 offices and can provide the following services: MARKET SECTORS: ■ Facilities Engineering ■ Highways & Bridges ■ Ports and Waterways ■ Airports ■ Railroads ■ Public Transportation ■ Utilities and Energy ■ Parks ■ Housing ■ Arts, Culture, and Entertainment ■ Healthcare ■ Education ■ Commercial and Retail ■ Industrial ■ Governments and Municipalities FACILITIES AND BUILDING SYSTEMS EXPERTISE: ■ Surveying/Geotechnical ■ Sustainability and LEED® Design ■ Environmental Engineering/Permitting ■ Site/Land Development ■ Structural ■ MEP and Fire Protection ■ Building Information Modeling (BIM) ■ Construction Management/Inspection ■ Claims Litigation Support ■ Constructability Reviews ■ CPM Scheduling/Cost Estimating ■ Financial and Budget Analysis ■ CPM Scheduling ■ Procurement Review ■ Building Code and Regulatory Guidance ■ Quality and Safety Program Review 1698 Sheffield Court ● State College, PA 16801 Pho 814-237-4033 John S Palumbo, AIA Thomas J Skibinski, PE Page 10 EXPERIENCE / CLIENTS John S Palumbo, AIA - Mr Palumbo has been practicing Architecture since receiving his Degree from Catholic University of America in 1974 He has extensive experience in the areas of project management, conceptual design, space planning, interior design and historic preservation His ability in design and management is supported by a formidable list of repeat clients including: State College Area School District, Scranton School District, The Scranton Times, Marywood University, First Liberty Bank & Trust, PNC Bank, the City of Scranton, the Pennsylvania State University, the United States Army Corps of Engineers, the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, the County of Lackawanna, the Lackawanna County Housing Authority, the Department of General Services and many local boroughs and municipalities Mr Palumbo's accomplishments as a professional have been instrumental in gaining the firm recognition for its design orientation that has never lost touch with the economical, technical, and practical aspects of building construction Mr Palumbo has received national recognition for his design of the new Scranton High School, and has been the Scranton School District’s Architect of Record since 1985 His additional project experience includes, but is not limited to, the following:  State College Area School District, State College, PA—Memorial Field  Scranton School District, Scranton, PA  Bloomsburg University, Bloomsburg, PA  Keystone College, LaPlume, PA  Marywood University, Scranton, PA  University of Scranton, Scranton, PA  Pennsylvania State University, State College, PA Thomas J Skibinski, PE - Mr Skibinski will serve as the project manager for this commission His current association with the State College Area School District on the Memorial Field project, along with his extensive project management experience makes him an ideal candidate for this role He is involved with the overall management and administration of the firm while working with private and public sector clients In this capacity, he assigns personnel to meet the specific demand and schedule of projects within the firm Mr Skibinski’s responsibilities include client relations, proposal development, contract negotiations, project presentation, project scheduling and budgeting, assignment of personnel, and the selection and management of sub-consultants 1698 Sheffield Court ● State College, PA 16801 Pho 814-237-4033 John S Palumbo, AIA Thomas J Skibinski, PE Page 11 EXPERIENCE / CLIENTS Thomas J Skibinski, PE (continued) Mr Skibinski's 32 years of experience and broad background includes the management and design of projects involving civil engineering, building engineering, site development, transportation, planning, utilities, wastewater treatment and collection, environmental planning and related studies His expertise is well suited towards complex projects with critical time frames Mr Skibinski has presented expert testimony before numerous planning and zoning boards in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York He possesses extensive experience with regulatory agencies, approval acquisition, project financing and fund procurement His project experience includes, but is not limited to, the following:  State College Area School District, State College, PA—Memorial Field  Penn State University, University Park, PA East Hall Rewiring Project (Geary and Pinchot Halls) Gas Dynamics Laboratory 115 & 215 Lubert Building Pollock Commons A/C Study Pollock Halls Switchgear Replacement  Scranton School District—Renovations to Memorial Stadium, Scranton, PA  Beaver Avenue Parking Structure, State College, PA William T Jones, AIA - Prior to joining the firm in 2001, Mr Jones had experience as an architect, designer, and project manager on projects of varying size and complexity covering new construction, additions, and renovations relating to multi-functional facilities covering a broad spectrum of building types He has acquired expertise on adaptive reuse of existing structures providing plant evaluation, cost analysis, and budget management for renovation and/or total replacement on assignments of diverse size and complexity Specializing in the management of production procedures utilizing computerized design, Mr Jones provides innovative concept plans providing alternative solutions to complex space requirements for varying design problems Mr Jones has an established record on design projects for the rehabilitation of existing buildings His specialized up-to-date knowledge includes:  Building materials and systems for new and existing structures  LEED accreditation for sustainable design  Utilizing state-of-the-art low maintenance construction features  Complying with current codes and standards of regulatory agencies 1698 Sheffield Court ● State College, PA 16801 Pho 814-237-4033 John S Palumbo, AIA Thomas J Skibinski, PE Page 12 EXPERIENCE / CLIENTS William T Jones, AIA (continued) Mr Jones has served as a Project Manager/Architect on previous projects with and has managed projects at several universities prior to joining the firm His client profile includes the following:  Bloomsburg University, Bloomsburg, PA—McCormick Center for Human Services— Classroom Addition  Bloomsburg University, Bloomsburg, PA—Bakeless Center for the Humanities, Renovations  Bloomsburg University, Bloomsburg, PA— Various Open-end contracts William J Byron, M.Arch - Prior to joining the firm in January of 1995, Mr Byron was a project manager for Henkels & McCoy, Inc His duties included development and coordination of construction projects, supervision of construction crews, and administrative responsibilities In that capacity he also served as Director of an alternative education program for “At Risk Youth”, organized as a public/private venture through the local employment and training office and Henkels & McCoy’s training services department Since his employment with this company, Mr Byron has exercised his abilities in planning, design development and project administration on various additions and renovations to medical, educational, commercial and residential projects Mr Byron’s project experience includes:     State College Area School District, State College, PA—Memorial Field New Scranton High School - City of Scranton School District, Scranton, PA Campus Master Plan – Towanda School District, Towanda, PA Feasibility Study – Mid-Valley School District, Blakely, PA 1698 Sheffield Court ● State College, PA 16801 Pho 814-237-4033 John S Palumbo, AIA Thomas J Skibinski, PE Page 13 EXPERIENCE / CLIENTS EXAMPLES OF VARIOUS FEASIBILITY STUDIES Scranton School District 425 N Washington Avenue Scranton, PA 18503 John Marichak, Acting Superintendent; Phone: 570-348-3465  District-Wide Facility Study—2000  District-Wide Facility Study Update—2011  John J Audubon School Existing Conditions Assessment & Replacement Study - 2011 $45,900.00 Crestwood School District 281 South Mountain Boulevard Mountain Top, PA 18707 Dave McLaughlin-Smith, Superintendent; Phone: 570-474-6782  District-Wide Facility Study—2006 $25,000.00 Mid-Valley School District 52 Underwood Road Throop, PA 18512 Joseph Crotti, Ph.D (Former Superintendent) Lackawanna County Commissioners; Phone: 570-963-6800 200 Adams Avenue Scranton, PA 18503 $45,000.00  Lackawanna County Inventory & Needs Assessment - 2008 Gregory Pascale, Esquire; Phone: 570-344-1266 240 Penn Avenue Scranton, PA 18503 $8,700.00  Lackawanna County Bar Association Building Assessment & Tennant Fit-Out - 2014 Geisinger Health System Robert Markowski ; Phone: 570-271-6963 Facilities Administration 100 North Academy Avenue Danville, PA 17822 $36,588.00  Geisinger Community Medical Center, Scranton, PA; Street-Scape/Traffic Study - 2014 1698 Sheffield Court ● State College, PA 16801 Pho 814-237-4033 John S Palumbo, AIA Thomas J Skibinski, PE Page 14 EXPERIENCE / CLIENTS Urban Engineers proposes the following individuals as senior staff on this project: Edward J Gannon, PE, PhD, LEED AP – is proposed to be the lead structural engineer for this project Dr Gannon is a structural engineer that has focused his career on rehabilitation, preservation and repair of structures He has over 30 years of experience in the condition assessment, repair and strengthening of concrete, steel, masonry and timber structures His diverse experience includes field and laboratory testing of structural materials, expert testimony and failure analysis of structural materials, leading structural and faỗade assessment and rehabilitation projects located around the country, and leading design teams for new and renovation projects Representative Projects: Parking Garage Rehabilitations – Gannon has been involved to some extent in almost every Parking Garage Rehabilitation project at Penn State (University Park, Hershey Medical Center and campuses) over the last twenty years He acted as a consultant, designer, project manager and reviewer These project fees ranged from $10,000 to $250,000 depending on scope of services and work Specific projects include: HUB Deck, Eisenhower Deck, Nittany Deck, East Campus Deck, Behrend Campus Deck, HMC Deck and Abington Campus Deck Reference: Chris Musser, PE Manager of Design Services, PSU – OPP, 814-863-2176, cpm118@psu.edu Faỗade Rehabilitations Gannon has also been involved to some extent in almost every Building Faỗade Rehabilitation at Penn States University Park over the last twenty years He has acted as consultant, designer, project manager or reviewer for Curtin, Bigler, Paker, and Geary Halls, Johnson-Findlay Commons, and numerous small scale rehabilitations Fee for these projects ranged from $10,000 to $125,000 Reference: Chris Musser, PE Manager of Design Services, PSU – OPP, 814-863-2176, cpm118@psu.edu David Steele, PE – is proposed as quality control reviewer and consultant for this project Mr Steele has over 25 years of experience and is the Structural Division Director for Urban He leads the structural engineering practice for facilities and building systems, corporate-wide He has extensive experience in the coordination of projects from early planning stages through final design His expertise also includes: new and existing construction, value engineering, historic and adaptive reuse, QA/QC, constructability, code evaluations and existing condition studies Urban is an ISO 9001:2008-Certified engineering firm and, as such, takes quality control very seriously 1698 Sheffield Court ● State College, PA 16801 Pho 814-237-4033 John S Palumbo, AIA Thomas J Skibinski, PE Page 15 EXPERIENCE / CLIENTS David Steele, PE (continued): Representative Projects: Condition Assessment at City of Erie Schools – Steele led Urban’s effort to perform a condition assessment of all buildings for the City of Erie School District This 23 building assessment provided valuable information to the school district for use in planning Fee: $15,000 Reference: McKissick Architecture – Vern McKissick, AIA, 717-238-6810 Condition Assessment of Rudolph Walton School – Steele led Urban’s effort to provide a structural assessment of this historic Philadelphia School District building to be used by the Philadelphia Housing Authority The school was built in 1900-1901, and is a 1/2story building, of coursed cast stone ashlar with brick additions built in 1915 and 1924 It is on the Historic Register Fee: $7,500 Reference: Cicada Architects – Mary Holland, AIA, 215-247-1430 1698 Sheffield Court ● State College, PA 16801 Pho 814-237-4033 John S Palumbo, AIA Thomas J Skibinski, PE Page 16 FEE PROPOSAL Palumbo Skibinski will provide the scope of services, as outlined in this proposal, for the building assessments of Fairmount Avenue and Central Office buildings for a lump sum fee of Thirty-Three Thousand and Eighty ($33,080.00) Dollars This fee proposal will remain in effect for a period of sixty (60) days from the date of this proposal 1698 Sheffield Court ● State College, PA 16801 Pho 814-237-4033 John S Palumbo, AIA Thomas J Skibinski, PE Page 17 ... Mary Holland, AIA, 21 5-2 4 7-1 430 1698 Sheffield Court ● State College, PA 16801 Pho 81 4-2 3 7-4 033 John S Palumbo, AIA Thomas J Skibinski, PE Page 16 FEE PROPOSAL Palumbo Skibinski will provide... Sheffield Court ● State College, PA 16801 Pho 81 4-2 3 7-4 033 John S Palumbo, AIA Thomas J Skibinski, PE Page 10 EXPERIENCE / CLIENTS John S Palumbo, AIA - Mr Palumbo has been practicing Architecture since... sub-consultants 1698 Sheffield Court ● State College, PA 16801 Pho 81 4-2 3 7-4 033 John S Palumbo, AIA Thomas J Skibinski, PE Page 11 EXPERIENCE / CLIENTS Thomas J Skibinski, PE (continued) Mr Skibinski' s