Fentress|EV&A|PGAL SOQ for the LVCVA by EV&A Architects

Professional Design Services Las Vegas Convention Center District Phase Two - Expansion RFQ #4478

ICONIC DESIGN

July 12, 2017 Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority c/o Cordell Corporation Administrative Offices, 2nd Floor 3150 Paradise Road Las Vegas, Nevada 89109 Re:

Las Vegas Convention Center District Phase Two - Expansion RFQ # 4478

Dear Members of the Selection Committee: Thank you for the opportunity to present our qualifications and proposed team members for the expansion of the Las Vegas Convention Center. Our team understands the effort and commitment it takes to expand the convention center, and we would be honored to enter into an engagement with you to bring this vision to reality. We are excited about the opportunity to provide the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCVA) with a convention center that is functional, cost-effective, on time and on budget. The Fentress Architects | EV&A | PGAL team offers extensive public and civic experience, the proven ability to deliver convention center expansion projects, and unparalleled knowledge of Las Vegas. Fentress Architects brings a tried and tested team with an exceptional history of working together on convention center projects. Michael Winters, Project Designer, and John Kudrycki, Project Manager, have worked together in their respective roles on all of our convention center projects over the past 25 years. Our designers have years of experience dealing with the complex problems associated with reconfiguring existing centers without disrupting operations. We fully understand the unique problems presented and are the best in the industry at solving them with out-of-the box solutions and valueadded revenue-producing ideas. Fentress’ first convention center design was hailed by former Chrysler Corporation Chairman Lee Iacocca as a facility that “blew my mind. Our people say it’s the best they’ve ever been in.” He was speaking in – and about – the Colorado Convention Center, Phase I. As Principal in Charge, Ed Vance has been providing architectural services for convention centers and exhibit halls for over 17 years. Michael Winters, Project Designer, has toured more than 50 best-in-class convention centers across North America. We have met with operational personnel, studied current design trends, and synthesized a massive collection of data and ideas. Working closely with user groups and meeting planners, Fentress Architects has used that intellectual property to design convention centers that lead industry trends. Ed Vance & Associates (EV&A) is guided by a design philosophy that emphasizes respect for excellence, cooperative client relations, and enhancing the human environment. The firm’s team has helped shape the physical expression of the local desert community. EV&A takes pride in developing long lasting and meaningful relationships with their clients as evidenced by the work they have done for the World Market Center Buildings A, B, C, and D. EV&A offers an unparalleled breadth of services that brings holistic solutions to even the most elusive design challenges. For the past 15 years, PGAL, LLC has been providing architectural services by managing and leading design teams for large, complex projects on schedule and on budget. PGAL’s most recent experience includes the Terminal 3 buildings at McCarran International Airport. Their Las Vegas-based team offers unparalleled commitment, a thorough knowledge of Clark County building and zoning codes, and strong local resources.

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This team takes pride in an ability to meet aggressive schedules on large, complex buildings which is unsurpassed in the industry. The team has completed over 500 public buildings with a successful record for on-time and on-budget delivery. The team is known for their emphasis on construction management and quality control with relentless attention to detail, as well as open communication. Our proposal presents the right people with the best talent and experience to produce the expansion for the Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC) with the highest functional standards. We understand the LVCC Phase Two - Expansion will provide the following: • New exhibit hall of not less than 600,000 square feet and associated spaces to be built on the LVCVA’s Gold Lot and the Diamond Lot • The new building will serve as “swing space” for trade shows during Phase Three of the program • Footprint not used for the new building will be designed as outdoor exhibit space and parking for trade show events Thank you for your consideration of our proposal. We look forward to collaborating with you on this exciting project. Should you have any questions, please contact Curt Fentress at 303.809.6393 or fentress@fentressarchitects.com. Respectfully submitted, Fentress Architects | EV&A | PGAL

Curtis W. Fentress, FAIA, RIBA

Edward A. Vance, FAIA

Christopher W. Larsen, AIA

Table of Contents Transmittal Letter Table of Contents C

Minimum Qualifications

Company Profiles and Legal Structure

Experience and Qualifications

III

Background Information Form

Certification of Applicant Form

Disclosure of Ownership and Principals Form

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Colorado Convention Center

C | Minimum Qualifications

1. Prime Consultant Experience Firm Fentress Architects

Convention Center

Comp. Date

Exhibit Space (s.f.)

Colorado Convention Center Phase II Expansion

2004

300,000

Miami Beach Convention Center Expansion/ Renovation

2018

500,000

San Diego Convention Center Expansion

On Hold

250,000

Colorado Convention Center

2. Principal Experience Ed Vance will serve as the Principal for the Las Vegas Convention Center Expansion. Ed has served his clients, community, and the profession of architecture for more than three decades. Design excellence has characterized his distinguished career. His work has led to numerous design awards and significant commissions with major hositality, commercial, and healthcare clients. He has been providing professional planning and design services for convention center expansions or renovations for 17 years. Convention center experience in Las Vegas includes: Miami Beach Convention Center

Project Name

Cost

Size (s.f.)

LVCA Convention Center | South Hall Expansion

$250,000,000

500,000

World Market Center | Building A

$136,000,000

1,300,000

World Market Center | Building B

$210,000,000

1,600,000

World Market Center | Building C

$350,000,000

2,100,000

World Market Center | Building D

$70,000,000

400,000

International Market Center | Convention Center

$125,000,000

300,000

World Market Center - Building B

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3. Designer, Project Manager, Key Staff Experience Firm

Name

Fentress Architects

Ed Vance & Associates PGAL

Yrs. Conv. Ctr. Exp.

Convention Centers

Curtis Fentress

Michael Winters

John Kudrycki

Ned Kirschbaum

Ed Vance

Matthew Burns

Chris Larsen

N/A

Ken Brown

N/A

4. Experience in Clark County, Nevada Firm

Project

Completion Date

Fentress Architects

Clark County Family Services and Paring Garage

On Hold Design 2014

Ed Vance & Associates

North Las Vegas City Hall and Civic Plaza

2011

Clark County Government Center

1995

Regional Transportation Commission and Regional Flood Control District Headquarters

1999

Las Vegas Convention Center South Hall Expansion / Renovation World Market Center | Building A

2002

World Market Center | Building B

2004

World Market Center | Building C

2006

World Market Center | Building D

2021

Lucky Dragon Hotel and Casino

2016

IMC Convention Center

PGAL

CDs Complete 2008

On Hold Design 2016

Freeman Exposition Headquarters

2009

McCarran International Airport Terminal 3 Buildings

2012

UNLV New Engineering Building

2016

Clark County Fire Station Prototype Design and Replacements

2016

Excalibur Hotel Resort and Casino

2008

Nevada State College Nursing, Science and Education Building

2015

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5. Licensed Architects in the State of Nevada Firm

Name

Nevada License Number

Fentress Architects

Curtis Fentress

2050

Michael Winters

6028

John Kudrycki

3016

Ned Kirschbaum

5736

Ed Vance & Associates

Ed Vance

2683

PGAL

Chris Larsen

3534

Kevin Thompson

5531

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World Market Center

I | Company Profiles and Legal Structure

a. Company Profiles Fentress Architects Number of Employees by Location Denver | 115 Washington, DC | 5 Los Angeles | 1 San Francisco | 3 Houston | 1 Type of Legal Entity | Limited Liability Corporation Fentress Architects has 27 years of experience planning and designing functional, sustainable and user-friendly convention centers. The studio’s meeting facility designers are experts in designing public architecture and in following current meeting trends with an eye toward flexibility for the future. Our studio’s portfolio of 22 convention centers includes convention centers in Denver, Colorado (honored with 18 awards for innovation and excellence in design); Pasadena, California; Palm Springs, California; Miami Beach, Florida; Atlanta, Georgia; and Santa Fe, New Mexico, San Diego, California; Appleton, Wisconsin; and Fort Lauderdale, Florida. We consider sustainability a key element of our approach to public architecture. The Colorado Convention Center is the largest LEED certified building in Colorado, and we are the only firm with two convention centers that have been certified LEED Gold: Pasadena and Santa Fe.

Colorado Convention Center

Clark County Government Center

Fentress Architects Approach:

• BALANCES design and function • LISTENS closely to meeting planners’, convention center operators’ and visitors’ needs • Understands FLEXIBILITY, with an eye toward expansion • Designs for EASY SCHEDULING of many events at the same time • Organizes every FUNCTION, from registration to food service

Georgia World Congress Center

• Creates SMART WAYFINDING systems so visitors know where to go • Excels at CONSTRUCTION PHASING

TO KEEP YOUR

FACILITY OPERATING SMOOTHLY • Pioneers SUSTAINABILITY in design of public architecture

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The creation of inspirational architecture has been Fentress Architects’ mission for more than three decades. Lured to the majestic Rocky Mountains by the natural beauty and the region’s wealth of opportunity, Curtis Fentress, FAIA, RIBA, founded Fentress Architects in 1980 to create humanistic architecture that respects and honors its context. Early on, clearly established goals and a pioneering spirit attracted a team of talented and dedicated architects to what has now become one of the largest and most renowned firms in the region. The studio has designed 134.7 million square feet of public space that welcomes over 450 million visitors a year. Our award-winning portfolio includes convention centers, aviation projects, museums and government centers throughout the U.S., Asia and the Middle East. Fentress Architects has consistently focused on public architecture, applying the firm’s design expertise and resources to elevate the human experience in public buildings.

Miami Beach Convention Center

Fentress Architects’ qualifications are demonstrated by our work, which includes buildings unique to their location that create memorable images. Rather than approaching architecture with a signature style, our designs embody a thorough appreciation for each project’s culture and context. As a result, our body of work includes projects appropriate for their communities. It is architecture designed to stand the test of time. Fentress Architects’ goal for each convention center is to collaborate with the client to create a landmark-quality building that is ambitious in design and practical in use. In the past several years, our design staff has toured over 50 convention centers across the country. We have met with operational personnel, studied current design and operation trends, and assembled a massive collection of data and ideas on cutting edge design and operation. In addition, we have consulted with user groups and planners annually to determine the most current needs and trends in the industry. Each of our convention center designs become a landmark-quality building that is economical and provides a long-term commitment to the community. These facilities are not only functional and user-friendly but are also designed to be durable, with timeless appeal. We are known for buildings that are as cost-efficient and sustainable as they are ambitious in their design. We take pride in being collaborative and creative problem-solvers with the ability to take even the most difficult urban site and strict regulations and make a convention center part of the fabric of the community. After all, meeting planners choose convention centers that provide smooth operations and they also look for cities in which visitors can enjoy new experiences mere steps from the meeting facility. Fentress Architects’ award-winning designs for the Santa Fe Convention Center and the Pasadena Convention Center created two of the greenest centers in the country, earning LEED Gold Certification from the U.S. Green Building Council. Our firm’s pioneering commitment to sustainable design has been acknowledged since the early 1990s with awards for sustainable practices and innovative solutions to environmental challenges.

Palm Springs Convention Center

Santa Fe Convention Center

Pasadena Convention Center

Fentress Architects maintains studios in Denver, Colorado; Los Angeles and San Francisco, California; Washington, D.C.; Houston, Texas; Shanghai, China; and London, United Kingdom with a staff of 125, including more than 35 LEED Accredited Professionals.

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Ed Vance & Associates Number of Employees by Location Las Vegas | 20 Type of Legal Entity | S Corporation Founded in 2006, Ed Vance & Associates (EV&A) provides a wide range of architectural, planning and interior design services to the hospitality, healthcare, and commercial markets. The firm’s work has been recognized for design excellence and is the result of the personal involvement of the design principals with each client throughout the entire design process and into construction.

World Market Center Building A

The firm’s mission, “To be our clients’ trusted advisor,” is supported by state-of-the-art technology and is backed by a reputation of leadership, dependability and performance. At EV&A, we’re about more than just buildings. Guided by a design philosophy that emphasizes respect for excellence, cooperative client relations, and enhancing the human environment, the firm’s team has helped shape the physical expression of the local desert community. While we have the experience and the know how to deliver welldesigned places to a variety of clients, merely meeting your functional needs is not enough to fulfill our mission. Instead, we pride ourselves on developing long-lasting, meaningful relationships with our clients.

Las Vegas Convention Center

How do we get there? By doing what we do best. We offer an unparalleled breadth of services that bring holistic solutions to even the most elusive design challenges. Our comprehensive approach ensures a stronger, better coordinated product. Ultimately, with EV&A you’ll find a talented, knowledgeable team that blends an appreciation for the human experience with a steadfast understanding of your bottom line.

Design Philosophy The firm is inspired to design creative, innovative and efficient spaces based on the assessments and needs of our clients. It is this collaborative atmosphere that marks EV&A’s corporate values.

IMC Convention Center

Our design staff is experienced in facilitating these discussions and in applying active listening skills to ensure understanding of your vision. The key to effective communication is a clear understanding of your expectations. Our design products, detailed drawings and specifications are developed to communicate solutions. As solutions are discussed and refined, they become the record of a unique design process. Direct communication with consultants and the contractor allow for effective cost and schedule compliance. The decision-making process is crucial to any projects success. Our teams work together closely with our clients to convey essential information and make necessary decisions quickly in order for the work to progress in a timely manner.

Lucky Dragon Hotel Casino Resort

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Type of Legal Entity | S-Corporation PGAL is an S-Corporation that is privately held by 20 Principals and numerous Associate Principals. Founded in 1946, the firm is a nationally-recognized design leader providing architecture, interiors, engineering, and planning services for a diverse portfolio of clients. Renowned for outstanding client service and attention to detail, we balance innovative, responsive design solutions with a pragmatic, cost-conscious approach. This client-centered philosophy has earned PGAL repeat business and lasting relationships for more than 70 years. We work with clients on projects large and small, developing long-term relationships based on partnership and trust. Every project decision is made to serve the client’s current and future needs. PGAL, LLC was established in 2002 and located just 10 minutes from the Las Vegas Convention Center, our Las Vegas office provides expertise in the design of a variety of market segments. Projects have spanned a wide range that include civic, aviation, fire stations, courthouses, federal government, higher education, corporate office and parking garages. Our approach is to capitalize on the unique qualities of each place to create buildings that respect the existing environment and strengthen the fabric of which they become a part. We believe in producing buildings that use minimal energy and material resources and contribute to their context providing healthy, inspiring spaces for their occupants. Our Las Vegas based team offers unparalleled commitment, a thorough knowledge of Clark County building and zoning codes, and strong local resources. This local expertise combined with the team’s unique understanding of, and involvement in similar projects, offers the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority a team that will provide you with a financially viable, environmentally responsible and architecturally inspiring facility; guaranteeing that the majority of Clark County’s financial investment will stay in Clark County.

Southern Nevada Health District Headquarters

McCarran International Airport Terminal 3

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b. Financial Strength Fentress Architects Fentress has been operating continuously for over 35 years. We take our financial strength and insurance coverage very seriously. The firm has performed professional services similar in size and scope to the proposed LVCC project on many occasions and we are confident in our ability to fulfil the projectâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s contract requirements.

Ed Vance & Associates Ed Vance & Associates has been operating continuously for over 10 years. We take our financial strenth and insurance coverage very seriously. The firm has performed professional services similar in size and scope to the proposed LVCC project on several occasions and we are confident in our ability to fulfill your contract requirements.

PGAL PGAL has been operating continuously for over 70 years. We take our financial strength and insurance coverage very seriously. The firm has performed professional services similar in size and scope to the proposed LVCC project on many occasions and we are confident in our ability to fulfil your contract requirements.

c. Legal Claims in the Last 10 Years Fentress Architects Listed below are Fentress Architectsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Errors and Omissions claims: Project: Signature Centre Roof Parties Involved: IVG Institutional Funds, Fentress Architects Disposition or status: Dismissed Project: Santa Clara Valley Medical Center Parties Involved: Radonich Corp. dba Cal Coast Telecom, Hensel Phelps Construction Company, Fentress Architects, Cupertino Electric Disposition or status: Settled Project: St. Louis Family Courts Parties Involved: KCI Construction, Schneider Electric, Fentress Architects Disposition or status: Open

Ed Vance & Associates EV&A has never had any legal claims alleging error and/or omissions and/or breach of professional ethics.

PGAL PGAL has never had any legal claims alleging error and/or omissions and/or breach of professional ethics.

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d. References Fentress Architects VISIT DENVER Richard Scharf President and CEO 1555 California Street, Suite 300 Denver, Colorado 80202 Phone Number } 303.571.9415 Email | rscharf@visitdenver.com Work Performed for Reference | Site Analysis, Master Planning, Site Design, Site Planning, Architecture, Interior Design, FF&E for renovation of Colorado Convention Center Colorado Convention Center

City of Miami Beach Jimmy Morales City Manager Department of Procurement Management 1700 Convention Center Drive Miami Beach, Florida 33139 Phone Number } 305.673.7070 Email | jimmymorales@miamibeachfl.gov Work Performed for Reference | Master Planning, Site Design, Programming, Space Planning, Architecture, Interior Design, FF&E for expansion and renovation of Miami Beach ConventionCcenter Miami BeachConvention Center

Pasadena Convention Center James Canfield former Director of Facilities at Pasadena Convention Center now General Manager, Palm Springs Convention Center 277 North Avenida Caballeros Palm Springs, California 92262 Phone Number } 760.322.8400 Email | jcanfield@palmspringscc.com Work Performed for Reference | Site Analysis, Master Planning, Site Design, Architecture, Interior Design for Pasadena Convention Center Expansion Pasadena Convention Center

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Ed Vance & Associates Gardner Company Mark L. Pace Principal 201 South Main Street, Suite 200 Salt Lake City, Utah 84111 Phone Number } 801.456.4140 Email I marklpace@gardnercompany.net Work Performed for Reference | Site Analysis, Master Planning, Site Design, Architecture, Interior Design for University of Nevada Las Vegas Harry Reid Technology Park Campus

UNLV Harry Reid Technology Park

World Market Center Robert Maricich CEO, International Market Centers 495 South Grand Central Parkway, Suite 2203 Las Vegas, Nevada 89106 Phone Number | 702.599.3300 Email | rmaricich@lmcenters.com Work Performed for Reference | Site Analysis, Master Planning, Site Design, Architecture, Interior Design for World Market Center Buildings A, B, C, D and WMC Convention Center Howard Hughes Corporation David Kautz Senior Vice President 10801 West Charleston Boulevard Suite 300 Las Vegas, Nevada 89144 Phone Number | 702.791.4449 Email | david.kautz@howardhughes.com Work Performed for Reference | Site Analysis, Master Planning, Site Design, Architecture, Interior Design for the Class A High Rise Office Building in Summerlin as well as the new Aristocrat Headquarters Building in Summerlin

World Market Center

Aristocrat Headquarters Building

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PGAL RHWalker Consulting Services Randy Walker, former Director of Aviation, McCarran International Airport 136 Austin Rose Avenue Henderson, Nevada 89002 Phone Number | 702.374.6275 Email | rhwalker.consulting@gmail.com Work Performed for Reference | McCarran Terminal 3 Buildings Clark County General Services Chuck James Real Property Management 500 South Grand Central Parkway Las Vegas, Nevada 89155 Phone Number | 702.455.4424 Email | wcj@clarkcounty.gov Work Performed for Reference | Clark County Fire Station Prototypes University of Nevada Las Vegas David Frommer, AIA Executive Director, Planning and Design 4505 Maryland Parkway Box 451027 Las Vegas, Nevada 89154-1027 Phone Number | 702.895.2873 Email | david.frommer@ccmail.nevada.edu Work Performed for Reference | Planning for New College of Engineering and Existing College Facilities and the Advanced Dental Education Building

McCarran International Airport Terminal 3

Clark County Fire Station Prototypes

UNLV New College of Engineering

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Miami Beach Convention Center

II | Experience and Qualifications a. Experience The Fentress | EV&A | PGAL Design Team has extensive experience in providing professional services for the expansion and renovation of convention centers. Fentress Architects has completed professional services for 30 convention centers with an area of 14.9 million square feet valued at over $4.1 billion. Fentress has completed three convention center projects providing design services as prime consultant for the expansion of or new construction of a convention center facility that includes at least 200,000 square feet of exhibit space:

Colorado Convention Center

• Colorado Convention Center Phase II Expansion - 300,000 square feet • Miami Beach Convention Center Expansion and Renovation - 500,000 square feet • San Diego Convention Center Expansion - 250,000 square feet Project/Location

Firm

Size(s.f.)

Colorado Convention Center Phase I, Denver, Colorado

Fentress Architects

1,000,000

Colorado Convention Center Phase II Renovation/Expansion, Denver, Colorado

Fentress Architects

2,760,000

Miami Beach Convention Center Expansion and Renovation Miami Beach, Florida

Fentress Architects

1,435,000

San Diego Convention Center Fentress Architects Expansion, San Diego, California

780,000

Georgia World Congress Center Expansion. Atlanta, Georgia

PGAL Fentress Architects

1.100,000

Pasadena Convention Center Expansion/Renovation Pasadena, California

Fentress Architects

300,000

Las Vegas Convention Center | South Hall Expansion

Ed Vance & Associates

500,000

World Market Center | Building A

Ed Vance & Associates

1,300,000

World Market Center | Building B

Ed Vance & Associates

1,600,000

World Market Center | Building C Ed Vance & Associates

2,100,000

Terminal 3, McCarran International Airport

1,800,000

PGAL

Miami Beach Convention Center

San Diego Convention Center

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Colorado Convention Center Phase I and II Denver, Colorado In 1987, Fentress Architects completed a master plan for the Colorado Convention Center. In 1990, Phase I of the project was designed for one million square feet. Several years later the City of Denver passed an initiative to expand and renovate the convention center. Fentress Architects was asked to create a civic landmark for Denver that conveyed a strong Colorado sense of place. The contribution of the center to the City of Denver has been significant in its revival of the Silver Triangle district, its inclusion of light rail on the south side of downtown, and the impact it has had on revenue for the city. The expansion and renovaton created a new holistic interior and exterior which took the 15-year-old center and expansion into one new civic image for downtown Denver. As part of the Phase II design, Fentress developed an additional master plan that envisioned a Phase III expansion on the roof of the convention center. This master plan allowed for a future expansion without the need to purchase additional land. Whether entering through 14th Street or Speer Boulevard, the experience is uplifting. Rising to 100 feet, the 40,000-square-foot lobbies are bathed in natural light illuminating art pieces, circular light fixtures, and a host of other humanizing elements. These features give patrons a moment of repose to orient themselves before proceeding down the Grand Concourse or up escalators to the exhibit hall. An 800-foot-long glass front door invites visitors to enjoy unobstructed views of the Rocky Mountains and downtown Denver. At the buildingâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s west entrance, adjacent to the exhibit hall, a 7,500-square-foot outdoor terrace also offers extraordinary mountain views. An eclectic collection of art animates spaces throughout the center, including an enormous blue bear playfully peering into the lobby from outdoors.

Size Phase I | 1,000,000 s.f. Phase II | 2,760,000 s.f. Construction Cost Phase I | $100,000,000 Phase II | $251,273,000 Date of Completion Phase I | March 1990 Phase II | December 2004 Scope Phase I | New Convention Center; Phase II | Expansion and Renovation Specific role and services provided: Design Architect and Architect of Record. Services | Urban Design, Site Analysis, Master Planning, Site Design, Architecture, Interior Design, FF&E, Public Art Selection

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The exhibit level offers 585,000 square feet of contiguous exhibition space that can be divided into six individual halls varying in size from 90,000 to 106,000 square feet. Similarly, a 50,000-square-foot ballroom, a 35,000-square-foot ballroom, and 100,000 square feet of meeting space can each be configured in multiple configurations. The designers’ resolution of formal, functional and technical requirements for this center dramatically increased bookings and revenue which resulted in its elevation to Tier One status within the industry. The Colorado Convention Center is ranked within the top three centers in the country.

Phase I Components

Phase II Expansion Components

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Exhibit Hall - 300,000 sf Ballroom - 35,000 sf (divisible to 18) Meeting Rooms - 65,000 sf Lobbies Loading Areas

Exhibit Hall - 300,000 sf Ballroom - 50,000 sf (divisible into 18) Meeting Rooms - 35,000 sf Lobbies - 76,000 sf Loading Area - 27 bays Auditorium/Lecture Hall - 5,000 seats Parking - 1,000 spaces

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“Fentress Architects’ design for [the Colorado Convention Center] has propelled its status to one of the most user-friendly and technologically-advanced meeting facilities ever constructed.” - John Hickenlooper (former Mayor, City and County of Denver and current Governor of Colorado)

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â&#x20AC;&#x153;One of the things that I think was most important was that Fentress made the interior as beautiful as the exterior. It is very well lit, lots of public space, a lot of light brought into the building. ... And of course, when you are in Colorado you want to show off those blue skies.â&#x20AC;? - Richard Scharf, President and CEO of Visit Denver

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Designed to meet each convention’s needs, the center’s 62 meeting rooms can be joined in a myriad of different configurations. Even the center’s two ballrooms can be converted to be used as meeting spaces for as many as 18 meeting rooms. All meeting space is equipped with individual, state-of-the-art audio visual, acoustical and electrical systems.

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â&#x20AC;&#x153;Mike Winters and John Kudrycki have shown great creativity and resolve in complex city issues regarding urban design, building functionality, and dealing with all of our City and County of Denver regulatory agencies, including complex issues with our Traffic Engineering Department.â&#x20AC;? - David Bufalo, PE, Director of Design, City and County of Denver

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Miami Beach Convention Center Expansion/Renovation Miami Beach, Forida Fentress Architects was selected to design the Miami Beach Convention Center Expansion and Renovation from a field of eight national design firms. The scope for the 1,435,000-square-foot convention center includes the expansion and renovation of the center to provide upgraded show needs and increase the potential for the city to market the center on an international basis. The center is already home to world-renowned events such as Art Basel and the Miami International Boat Show. The project includes a new 60,000-square-foot ballroom and 127,000 square feet of new meeting spaces. The project will transform over six acres of parking into space for a public park with landscape and infrastructure improvements, including a tropical garden, game lawn, shaded areas, veterans plaza, pavilion, and water feature. The project will result in 500,000 square feet of exhibit hall space with increased power and improved IT connectivity capacities, increased ballroom and meeting areas, and renovated back-of-house spaces. The renovation concepts are inspired by sleek modern designs that incorporate natural elements of the ocean, beach, and underwater life. Waves, manta rays, and coral reefs were studied as part of the design process. The exterior building envelope is designed with linear panels that create a curvilinear undulation inspired by ocean waves. The facade has hurricane resistant connections that can resist large storms. It is also built for the future utilizing steel construction

Size 1,435,000 s.f. Construction Cost $513,000,000 Date of Completion 2018 Scope Expansion and Renovation Specific role and services provided: Design Architect and Architect of Record. Services | Site Design, Architecture, Interior Design, Art Selection

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with composite metal decks for raised floors in the case of rising sea levels. The smooth interior design finishes emulate receding water, sea foam, and patterns relating to varying types of local coral reef. In addition making Miami Beach Convention Center the most technologicallyadvanced center in the U.S., the renovation will provide captivating outdoor event spaces and rooftop pavilion opportunities for convention delegates. This project involves complicated renovations and replacements of virtually all the building’s electrical and mechanical operating systems. The project has targeted LEED Certified Silver. The building systems will be extensively upgraded to earn the sustainability certification. State-of-the-art low voltage electronic systems are part of the power saving tools that are being employed. Fentress Architects developed extensive phasing options and diagrams to keep the center open and operational during extensive renovations and additions of new spaces. Expansion Components • Exhibit Hall - 500,000 sf renovation • New Ballrooms - 60,000 sf, 20,000 sf, 20,000 sf, 10,000 sf • New Meeting Rooms - 70,000 sf • Renovation - 1,300,000 sf

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San Diego Convention Center Expansion San Diego, California Fentress Architects was selected for the Phase 3 expansion of the San Diego Convention Center. The plan adds 250,000 square feet of contiguous exhibit hall space, approximately 101,500 square feet of meeting room space, and a new 80,000-square-foot ballroom to the existing facility. Fentress’ design will provide significant savings to the San Diego Convention Center Corporation in construction and operating costs. It reduces the building mass and volume of a prior conceptual design by approximately 38 percent while meeting all of the program requirements. When completed, San Diego’s bayside convention center will have more than 750,000 square feet of contiguous exhibit hall space, making it larger than any other on the West Coast, moving San Diego ahead of competitors in Los Angeles, Anaheim, San Francisco, Seattle, and Vancouver, British Columbia. The 80,000-square-foot ballroom will be the largest ballroom in a convention facility on the West Coast. Listening to San Diegans’ desire for more green space, the design creates 5 acres of waterfront public space. Adjacent to the South Embarcadero, the park will create a stunning civic destination for residents, as well as visitors who come to events at the convention center each year. With 360-degree views of downtown, Coronado, and the San Diego Bay, the public space will be ideal for picnics, music festivals, public art, and special events. Plans include a waterfront promenade on the ground floor, complete with 30,000 square feet of retail shops, pedestrian walkways, and a waterfront transportation center.

Size 780,000 s.f. Construction Cost $550,000,000 Date of Completion In Design Scope Expansion and Renovation Specific role and services provided: Design Architect and Architect of Record. Services | Urban Design, Site Analysis, Master Planning, Site Design, Architecture, Interior Design, FF&E, Public Art Selection

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“Fentress’ design pays honor to the current architecture while being a win for all of San Diego. It will boost our economy by creating new jobs, build on tourism – our third-largest industry – and ensure San Diego remains at the top of the convention industry by delivering more exhibit and meeting space. This is a huge win for communities throughout our region.” - Bob Nelson Chair of the SDCCC Board of Directors

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The Phase 3 expansion will be built using the United States Green Building Council’s Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, or LEED standards. A preliminary, internal LEED scorecard by the Fentress team indicates that a LEED Gold ranking is possible. Sustainable elements such as energy-efficient lighting, integration of photovoltaic solar panels, storm water retention and water filtration, wind energy, a green roof, recycling and composting have all been envisioned for the proposed design. Expansion Components • • • • •

Exhibit Space - 250,000 sf Meeting Space - 101,500 sf Ballroom Space - 80,000 sf Kitchen Space - 16,000 sf 72 Off Street Truck Docks

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Adjacent to the South Embarcadero, the Phase 3 expansion design creates optimized public access including a waterfront promenade complete with 30,000 square feet of retail shops, pedestrian walkways, and a waterfront transportation center. By activating the promenade, our design was able to move the 72-space truck dock off-street and adjacent to the ground level exhibit hall.

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Georgia World Congress Center Expansion/Renovation Atlanta, Georgia The Georgia World Congresss Center seeks to compete in the market of convention centers that have over one million square feet of contiguous exhibit space. To accomplish this, they plan to add a 100,000-square-foot exhibit hall between the existing B and C Exhibit Halls that currently exist. This “contiguous exhibit space” will put the total square footage of the B Halls, the C Hall, and new BC hall at 1.1 million square feet of contiguous exhibit space. In addition to the new BC hall, a number of meeting rooms are being added and new lobbies to join the B and C lobbies are being proposed. The new BC hall is being added in what is now the loading dock area, resulting in the renovation and reconfiguration of new docks and back-of-house support spaces. Another element of the program is the addition of a headquarters hotel in the footprint of the soon-to-be-demolished Georgia Dome. Fentress is collaborating with the hotel architect to devise a shared dock area that is mutually beneficial. Expansion Components: • 100,000 s.f. Exhibit Hall Expansion/Renovation • 90,000 s.f. Rooftop Terrace • 48,000 s.f. New Meeting Space • 20,000 s.f. New BC Lobby • 95,000 s.f. of Loading Dock and Back-of-House Reconfiguration

Size 1,100,000 s.f. Construction Cost $55,000,000 Date of Completion 2020 Scope Expansion and Renovation Specific role and services provided: Design Architect | Fentress Architects Architect of Record | PGAL Services | Architecture, Interior Design

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Pasadena Convention Center Expansion/Renovation Pasadena, California Fentress Architects designed the 185,000-square-foot convention center expansion to create a civic landmark in Pasadena. The addition is designed to complement Pasadena’s historic civic auditorium. Embracing the city’s historic architecture and harmoniously integrating contemporary architecture, the new Pasadena Convention Center reinforces the city’s heritage while transforming it into a 21st century international destination. The Rose City sought a convention center that was exemplary in design, technology, and environmental responsibility.

Size 185,000 s.f.

The project includes renovation of the exterior and interior of the existing center, the addition of a new exhibit hall and ballroom building, and a grand 22,000-square-foot civic plaza that enhances views and unifies the complex with pedestrian streets connecting to and from the center. The expansion nearly triples the convention center’s original meeting and event space. The 55,000-square-foot exhibit hall can be divided into two rooms, or combined with the adjacent grand ballroom for an 88,000-square-foot space.

Scope Expansion and Renovation

The Convention Center is designed to host multiple events simultaneously with state-of-the-art technology and modern amenities, and an emphasis on room flexibility, efficient circulation and user convenience. The user-friendly design creates clear and direct circulation routes for user wayfinding and building services.

Construction Cost $128,900,000 Date of Completion 2009

Specific role and services provided: Design Architect and Architect of Record Services | Master Planning, Architecture, Interior Design, FF&E

The facility is supported by an 8,500-square-foot kitchen, seven loading docks and an 800-car parking garage. Within the lively urban site, meeting and event space at grade was increased, while the kitchen and loading docks were located conveniently out of sight.

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“Honoring Pasadena’s heritage and charm, Fentress Architects created a grand design for the world-class convention center we envisioned. They skillfully captured Pasadena’s sense of place, from the overall design to intricate details. Pasadena now has the flexibility, technology and elegance to compete nationally as a first-class convention center. We couldn’t be more pleased.” - Michael Ross CEO, Pasadena Center Operating Company

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The glamorous daylit lobbies extend a warm welcome to convention attendees and Pasadena residents. Honoring the hospitality of Pasadenaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s architectural heritage, Fentress Architects created an intimate space, quite unlike lobbies of other convention centers. Interior colors and themes complement the exterior, while creating a sophisticated elegance.

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The Pasadena Convention Center implemented a host of green initiatives leading to its LEED Gold Certification. The expanded center met its goals in water use, electricity, recycling, and traffic reduction. With water-conserving restrooms, lowwater landscaping, and storm water runoff collection for irrigation, overall water consumption has been reduced significantly. The expanded facility features highefficiency lighting and public transportation. The new center successfully balances deference to its architectural context, complementing the historic auditorium’s architecture, while expressing its own elegant distinction. The center reinforces the city’s heritage while announcing itself as an exemplary facility capable of competing with any other top-tier convention destination. Expansion Components: • • • • •

Exhibit Space - 55,000 sf Ballroom Space - 25,000 sf Prefunction Space – 35,000 sf Support Space - 7,500 sf Loading Dock – 34,000 sf, 7 bays

“Your expertise in phasing the difficult situations for continuing the servicing of our customers was laudable. Our customers were surprised and happy that we took so much care in protecting them from unnecessary noise and disruption.” - Roger Smith, Retired Oresudet and CEO Pasadena Center Operating Company

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Las Vegas Convention Center | South Hall Expansion Las Vegas, Nevada The Las Vegas Convention Center is undergoing a $373 million expansion that is intended to ease the Centerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s needs for additional meeting space and improve the buildingâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s overall design. The 500,000-square-foot expansion, done in conjunction with the HNTB Architects, includes 145,000 square feet of dedicated meeting space and a ballroom of about 100,000 square feet.

Size 500,000 s.f.

The project also includes a lobby along the length of the South Hall, a grand concourse to tie together the Centerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s three halls, a redesigned signature front facade, and an enclosed pedestrian connector from the adjacent Las Vegas Monorail station.

Date of Completion Project cancelled after design was completed

Concourses, exhibit halls and meeting rooms are clustered together and assigned a color and a letter. These colors are deployed throughout the finish palette to zone the building and reinforce passive wayfinding. These colors also serve as accents to the primarily neutral color palette. The walls, ceilings and floors are varied in shape, modulation, articulation, surface and color. There are three major classifications of finish types for the convention center, and a required common denominator among all of them is durability and maintainability. The areas accessible to event attendees must appropriately reinforce the industry standards for commonly held expectations in the industry regarding quality service delivery, business climate and hospitality.

Construction Cost $250,900,000

Scope Expansion Specific role and services provided: Architect of Record Services | Master Planning, Architecture, Interior Design

The planning process for this complex project involved an extensive outreach program to operating staff, users and service providers.

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World Market Center | Building A Las Vegas, Nevada In collaboration with The Jerde Partnership, the World Market Center is planned to be the largest and most comprehensive home furnishings showroom and convention complex in the West. The projectâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s master plan provides for a campus of interconnected high-rise buildings providing permanent showrooms and temporary exhibit space with complete buildout planned to be over 12,000,000 square feet. Phase One of the complex is a ten-story building containing 1,300,000 square feet with a multi-story lobby atrium and permanent showrooms throughout including a full service restaurant located on the first level. The design center provides year round access to the design and trade industries.

Size 1,300,000,000 s.f. Construction Cost $136,000,000 Date of Completion 2001 Scope New home furnishings showroom and convention center Specific role and services provided: Architect of Record Services | Master Planning, Architecture, Interior Design

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World Market Center | Building B Las Vegas, Nevada In collaboration with The Jerde Partnership, the World Market Center is planned to be the largest and most comprehensive home furnishings showroom and convention complex in the West. The projectâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s master plan provides for a campus of interconnected high-rise buildings providing permanent showrooms and temporary exhibit space with complete build-out planned to be over 12,000,000 square feet. Phase Two of the complex is a sixteen-story building containing 1,600,000 square feet with a multi-story lobby atrium and permanent showrooms throughout. The design center provides year round access to the design and trade industries.

Size 1,600,000 s.f. Construction Cost $210,000,000 Date of Completion 2003 Scope New home furnishings showroom and convention center Specific role and services provided: Architect of Record Services | Master Planning, Architecture, Interior Design

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World Market Center | Building C Las Vegas, Nevada In collaboration with The Jerde Partnership, the World Market Center is planned to be the largest and most comprehensive home furnishings showroom and convention complex in the West. The projectâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s master plan provides for a campus of interconnected high rise buildings providing permanent showrooms and temporary exhibit space with complete build-out planned to be over 12,000,000 square feet. Phase Three is a sixteen-story building containing 2,100,000 square feet with a multi-story lobby atrium and permanent showrooms on all levels. This design center will provide year round access to the trade and design industry. Also included is an eight-story 1,250,000 SF parking structure that provides for approximately 4,200 parking spaces.

Size 2,100,000 s.f. Construction Cost $350,000,000 Date of Completion 2006 Scope New home furnishings showroom and convention center complex Specific role and services provided: Architect of Record Services | Master Planning, Architecture, Interior Design

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McCarran International Airport | Terminal 3 Las Vegas, Nevada PGALwas the prime consultant and lead architect for the new 1,800,000 square foot international terminal building. The three-level terminal has 14 new aircraft gates, including seven international swing gates. PGAL also provided terminal facilities for an existing 30-gate concourse that is linked by an ATS people mover system and a new central plant that serves these new facilities.

Size 1,800,000 s.f.

Designed to accommodate a variety of aircrafts, including wide bodies, the international gates serve as “swing gates,” providing additional domestic gate capacity as needed. The Federal Inspection Services (FIS) facilities are designed to process arriving international passengers at a rate of 1,600-passengers-per-hour. The FIS design incorporates elements from the US Customs and Border Protection’s “Model Ports of Entry” program, as well as “Global Entry” expedited processing.

Date of Completion January 2012

The design features multiple security screening checkpoints and baggage claim devices that serve both international and domestic operations. The terminal facilities serve 44 gates and include ticketing, security screening checkpoints, outbound baggage operations with in-line EDS screening, inbound baggage and baggage claim facilities, concessions (including retail, food and beverage, and gaming), and airline support. The terminal is supported by a new roadway system and parking structure. .

Construction Cost $1,200,000,000

Scope New international passenger terminal building. Specific role and services provided: Prime Consultant and Lead Architect Architecture, Interior Design, Terminal Planning, Programming, Project Management, Construction Administration

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Demonstrated Success:

Project Relevance:

Maintain Airport operations and meet aggressive schedule: Work was phased to minimize impact on airport operations. Roads, garage, and related facilities were completed first – a full year ahead of schedule. Early site work, foundations and structural steel packages enabled these activities to begin ahead of schedule.

• Successful large complex urban development

Keep a $2 billion project on budget: The project was delivered below budget due to PGAL’s “value enhancement” approach, accurate cost estimating, and policy of defining and confirming all systems, specifications, estimates, and obtaining written signoff from all stakeholders by 30 percent of overall design, thus virtually eliminating “scope creep” and cost overruns.

• Simultaneous coordination with multiple project stakeholders • Budget conscious terminal design • Connection to existing facilities • Cutting edge technology • Food-beverage/retail/ advertising opportunities that enhance concession revenue • Pedestrian bridges

“They have proven to be responsive and attentive to the demands of this $2B program” – Randall H. Walker, former Director of Aviation McCarran International Airport

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II | Experience and Qualifications a. Principal(s) The Fentress Architects | EVA | PGAL Design Team will be led by Ed Vance, FAIA. He will be the teamâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Principal and Point of Contact for the project. Ed will also be a member of the Executive Committee along with Curtis Fentress, FAIA and Chris Larsen, AIA. Resumes are included on the following pages. Name

Level of Years Commitment Experience

# of Convention/ Conference Centers

Ed Vance, FAIA

90%

Curtis Fentress, FAIA

40%

Chris Larsen

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Ed Vance FAIA

Curtis Fentress FAIA RIBA

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Edward A. Vance, FAIA, NCARB Principal | Ed Vance & Associates, Inc. Ed Vance is a founding principal of EV&A Architects and the Design Director for the firm’s commercial, healthcare, and hospitality facilities. With 35 years of experience, his range is extensive and his design leadership is evident in many award-winning projects. His personal involvement in every project includes programming, site studies, master planning and design direction. His design experience includes work on numerous large-scale projects including the LVCVA’s expansion and renovation of the South Hall, World Market Center’s Permanent Showroom Facilities, the IMC Convention Center and the Freeman Exposition Headquarters. He is the recipient of the AIA Nevada Young Architect Citation, the AIA Nevada Service Award and the AIA Nevada Silver Medal. In 2010 he was elected to the AIA’s National Board of Directors serving a three-year term and receiving his Richard Upjohn Fellowship. In 2014 he was elevated to the AIA College of Fellows and received the AIA’s Regional Silver Medal. He was elected Secretary to the AIA College of Fellows Executive Committee in 2015 and will serve as the College’s Chancellor in 2019. Proposed Project Role Executive Committee Project Management

Curt Fentress, Ed Vance, and Chris Larsen comprise the Executive Committee for the LVCC project. They will oversee the project for the Design Team.

Years of Experience 35 Years with Firm 11 Education Bachelor of Arts | North Dakota State University Bachelor of Architecture | North Dakota State University Registrations Registered Architect Nevada #2683 Plus 15 Additional States Affiliations AIA | Fellow AIA College of Fellows | Secretary Richard Upjohn Fellow NCARB | Member UNLV | Adjunct Professor NAIOP | Member Boy Scouts of America | Excom

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE LVCVA Convention Center | South Hall Expansion Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $250,000,000 Size: 500,000 s.f. The half million square foot expansion included 145,000 square feet of dedicated meeting space and a 100,000-square-foot ballroom. World Market Center | Building A Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $136,000,000 Size: 1,300,000 s.f. Phase One : a 10-story building containing 1,300,000 square feet with a multistory lobby atrium and permanent showrooms throughout including a full service restaurant located on the first level. World Market Center | Building B Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $210,000,000 Size: 1,600,000 s.f. Phase Two : a 16-story building containing 1,600,000 square feet with a multi-story lobby atrium and permanent showrooms throughout. The design center provides year round access to the design and trade industries. World Market Center | Building C Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $350,000,000 Size: 2,100,000 s.f. Phase Three : a 16-story building containing 2,100,000 square feet with a multistory lobby atrium and permanent showrooms on all levels. Also included is an eight-story, 1,250,000-square-foot parking structure providing 4,200 parking spaces.

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IMC Convention Center - Las Vegas, Nevada

World Market Center - Las Vegas, Nevada

Lucky Dragon Hotel Casino Resort

ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE World Market Center | Building D Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $70,000,000

Size: 400,000 s.f.

International Market Center | Convention Center Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $125,000,000

Size: 300,000 s.f.

Lucky Dragon Hotel & Casino Resort Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $110,000,000

Size: 250,000 s.f.

Thunder Valley Casino Resort Sacramento, California Cost: $200,000,000

Dynasty Resort and Convention Center

Size: 240,000 s.f.

Dynasty Hotel Casino Resort Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $850,000,000

Size: 2,000,000 s.f.

Freeman Exposition Headquarters Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $25,000,000

Size: 410,000 s.f.

Wildrose Resort and Convention Center Clinton, Iowa Cost: $35,000,000

Size: 175,000 s.f.

City Center Place Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $12,000,000

Size: 110,000 s.f. Las Vegas Convention Center Expansion - South

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Curtis Fentress FAIA RIBA President and CEO | Fentress Architects President of Fentress Architects, Curtis Fentress is an internationally-acclaimed architect with a worldwide design portfolio of public landmarks. He is responsible for over $30 billion in design work that has received more than 450 project awards and accolades. In 2016, Curtis was inducted into the Colorado Business Hall of Fame for his enduring and innovative professional contributions to Colorado. In 2012, Curtis was honored with AIA Colorado’s Architect of the Year. Curtis is the 2010 recipient of the American Institute of Architects’ Thomas Jefferson Award, the highest honor in public architecture worldwide. He is a Fellow of the American Institute of Architects for notable contribution to the advancement of the profession of architecture (inducted 1996), and an elected member of the Royal Institute of British Architects (1994). Curt Fentress, Ed Vance, and Chris Larsen comprise the Executive Committee for the LVCC project. They will oversee the project for the Design Team.

Proposed Project Role Executive Committee Principal in Charge of Design Years of Experience 43 Years with Firm 37 Education Bachelor of Architecture North Carolina State University, 1972 Registrations Registered Architect Nevada #2050 Plus 48 Additional States Affiliations American Institute of Architects Royal Institute of British Architects

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE San Diego Convention Center Expansion San Diego, California Cost: $550,000,000 Size: 780,000 s.f. The Fentress design will provide significant savings to the San Diego Convention Center in construction and operating costs. It reduces the building mass and volume by approximately 38 percent. The expansion will add an 80,000-squarefoot ballroom, 100,000 square feet of meeting rooms, and 225,000 square feet of exhibit space, creating 750,000 square feet contiguous exhibit space. Palm Springs Convention Center Expansion Palm Springs, California Cost: $32,500,000 Size: 120,000 s.f. Expansion to the existing convention center consists of 32,000 square feet of meeting/ballroom space, 100,000 square feet of exhibition space, 50,000 square feet of lobby/registration space, 3,500 square feet of office spaces, 60,000 square feet of support space, 12 loading bays, and 21 breakout rooms. Miami Beach Convention Center Expansion and Renovation Miami Beach, Florida Cost: $513,000,000 Size: 1,435,000 s.f. The project design is 500,000 square feet of exhibit hall space with increased power and improved IT connectivity capacities, increased ballroom and meeting areas, and renovated back-of-house spaces. The project creates elegant exterior spaces to support the client’s desire for outdoor events and enhances the public art program throughout the facility. Targeted LEED Certified Silver Colorado Convention Center Phase I and Phase II Expansion Denver, Colorado Cost: $351,273,000 Size: 3,760,000 s.f. The expansion doubles the size of the existing center. The additional 1,400,000 square feet of space consists of 300,000 square feet of exhibit space; 30,000 square feet of meeting space; 50,000 square feet of ballroom space; a 5,000seat auditorium; and a parking structure with 1,000 spaces. This was a unique design assignment since the new facility is built over an existing operational light rail line. LEED Certified Gold EB O&M

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Palm Sprngs Convention Center

San Diego Convention Center

Miami Beach Convention Center

ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE Fox Cities Exhibition Center Appleton, Wisconsin Cost: $26,899,000 Size: 65,000 s.f. Georgia World Congress Center Contiguous Exhibit Facility Expansion Atlanta, Georgia Cost: $50,000,000 Size: 135,000 s.f. Hawaii Convention Center Design Competition Honolulu, Hawaii Cost: $200,000,000 Size: 1,253,000 s.f. Colorado Convention Center

Los Angeles Convention Center Design Competition Los Angeles, California Cost: $220,000,000 Size: 500,000 s.f. Pasadena Convention Center Expansion Pasadena, California Cost: $128,900,000 Size: 185,000 s.f. San Antonio Convention Center Expansion Study San Antonio, Texas Cost: $325,000,000 Size: 1,000,000 s.f. San Diego Convention Center Expansion San Diego, California Cost: $550,000,000 Size: 780,000 s.f. Santa Fe Community Convention Center Santa Fe, New Mexico Cost: $50,939,263 Size: 262,230 s.f.

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Christopher W. Larsen AIA Principal | PGAL With over four decades in design leadership, Christopher Larsen’s (Chris) broad knowledge and management experience in virtually all aspects of the design industry make him one of Southern Nevada’s most prominent design experts. His impressive resume includes a variety of high profile projects. Chris is also an active advocate in the community and mentor to students pursuing design careers. He was recently named Board Member of the Year for the Henderson Chamber of Commerce. Chris pledges to foster an environment of teamwork and open communication with his hands-on leadership style, enabling him to build consensus in the most challenging environments. Chris has closely followed the development of the Convention Center expansion and supports its prominent role in the economic development of Las Vegas. He understands this project directly affects the lives of Las Vegans as they strive to improve the community in which they live. He will keep the team focused on LVCVA’s priorities, processes, and measures for success.

Proposed Project Role Executive Committee QA/QC

As a member of the Executive Committee and QA/QC team, Chris will work with Ken Brown and Ned Kirschbaum to be responsible for the design overview, quality, schedule and budget control. He will assure that the design team adheres to the program while saving construction dollars wherever possible and staying ahead of schedule through proper staffing and a permitting plan that fosters success.

Years of Experience 42 Years with Firm 4 Education Bachelor of Fine Arts, Architecture University of New Mexico Registrations Registered Architect Nevada #3534 Plus 8 Additional States Affiliations American Institute of Architects, Committee on Architecture in Education NAIOP, Southern Nevada, Board Member Henderson Chamber of Commerce, Board Member Henderson Chamber Foundation, Board Member

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Southwest Airlines Terminal One Modernization @ LAX Los Angeles, California Cost: $508,000,000. Size: 346,000 s.f. Terminal modernization to create a smoother, more intuitive passenger-centred experience featuring self check-in and self-tag bag drop kiosks UNLV Science, Engineering & Technology Building Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $79,500,000. Size: 205,779 s.f. New classroom building focusing on science and engineering with flexible laboratory and teaching spaces, offices, high-tech conference rooms and integrated research areas. City of Las Vegas Community and Recreation Centers Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $20,000,000. Size: 30,000-40,000 s.f. Five community and recreation centers in the City of Las Vegas providing recreational activities, classrooms, meeting and conference rooms for the general public. Southern Nevada Health District New Headquarters Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $14,000,000. Size: 116,000 s.f. New facility providing 78,000 square feet of office space, a 23,000-square-foot general clinic, a 6,200-square-foot TB/HIV clinic, and a 9,000-square-foot flexible retail shell. Nevada State College Nursing, Science and Education Building and the James E. and Beverly Rogers Student Center Henderson, Nevada Cost: $40,000,000. Size:120,000 s.f. New Classroom and Student Center buildings to include department offices, 250 seat lecture hall and a multi-use ballroom.

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UNR Knowledge Center

NSC Nursing, Science, Education Bldg Southwest Airlines Terminal One Modernization

ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE Nevada State College Nursing, Science and Education Building and the James E. and Beverly Rogers Student Center Henderson, Nevada Cost: $40,000,000. Size:120,000 s.f. UNLV Conference Center Feasibility Study Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $42,000,000. Size: 120,000 s.f. UNR Knowledge Center Reno, Nevada Cost: $87,000,000.

Size: 296,800 s.f.

UNLV Science & Engineering Bldg

UNR Center for Molecular Medicine Reno, Nevada Cost: $58,000,000. Size: 116,000 s.f. Clark County Westlands Nature Center and Museum Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $15,400,000. Size: 30,000 s.f. University Medical Center Master Plan Implementation Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $86,000,000. Size: 120,000 s.f. University of Nevada School of Medicine Programming Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $75,000,000. Size: 70,000 s.f.

UNR Center Molecular Medicine

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II | Experience and Qualifications b. Project Designer, Project Manager, Key Staff The Fentress Architects | EVA | PGAL Design Team Key Staff consists of individuals with extensive convention center experience. Michael Winters and John Kudrycki have worked together on virtually all of Fentress Architectsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; convention centers over the past 25 years Resumes are included on the following pages. Name/ Role

Level of Years Commitment Experience

# of Convention/ Conference Centers

Michael Winters, FAIA Project Designer

60%

John Kudrycki, AIA Project Manager

80%

Matthew Burns On-Site Project Manager

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25%

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Michael O. Winters FAIA LEED AP BD+C Principal / Director of Design and Interiors | Fentress Architects Michael O. Winters is Principal and Director of Design and Interiors for Fentress Architects. In this position, he has led the design for the firm’s largest and most complex projects, many of which have become the studio’s most recognizable and enduring buildings. Michael’s career has focused on convention centers designed for public use and enjoyment. Michael finds design inspiration in natural environments and local culture. He pioneered the firm’s “contextual regionalism” philosophy. Michael’s desert projects were inspired by discovery walks where he collected local stone and native resources to define the colors, textures and materials that would root the buildings in their place. Michael has the inventive and dynamic ability to bring the design problems of large, complex projects down to a reachable human scale. Part of this process involves simplifying the project plan to allow for intuitive circulation which makes navigation easier for people in large scale convention centers.

Proposed Project Role Project Designer

As Project Designer, Michael will develop design concepts and oversee creative development of design through each phase, review the documents, and attend site walks to ensure design intent is realized.

Years of Experience 37 Years with Firm 37

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

Education Master of Architecture University of Colorado at Denver, 1980, Graduated First in Class Bachelor of Science with High Honors in Architecture University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee, 1977 Registrations Registered Architect Nevada #6028 Plus 6 Additional States

Miami Beach Convention Center Expansion and Renovation Miami Beach, Florida Cost: $513,000,000 Size: 1,435,000 s.f. The project design is 500,000 square feet of exhibit hall space with increased power and improved IT connectivity capacities, increased ballroom and meeting areas, and renovated back-of-house spaces. The project creates elegant exterior spaces to support the client’s desire for outdoor events and enhances the public art program throughout the facility. Targeted LEED Certified Silver Colorado Convention Center Phase I and Phase II Expansion Denver, Colorado Cost: $351,273,000 Size: 3,760,000 s.f. The expansion doubles the size of the existing center. The additional 1,400,000 square feet of space consists of 300,000 square feet of exhibit space; 30,000 square feet of meeting space; 50,000 square feet of ballroom space; a 5,000seat auditorium, and a parking structure with 1,000 spaces. This was a unique design assignment since the new facility would have to be built over an existing operational light rail line. LEED Certified Gold EB O&M Georgia World Congress Center Contiguous Exhibit Facility Expansion Atlanta, Georgia Cost: $50,000,000 Size: 135,000 s.f. Design of a contiguous space and the related support spaces consisting of 100,000-square-foot BC Exhibit Hall, 30,000-square-foot rooftop terrace, 48,000 square feet of meeting space, 20,000 square feet of new BC lobby, and loading dock realignment. Broward County Convention Center and Hotel Fort Lauderdale, Florida Cost: $200,000,000 Size: 375,000 s.f. Expanion of a non-contiguous center utilizing the demolition of a parking garage to allow the expansion area. It includes a 70,000-square-foot exhibit hall, 4 loading docks, 60,000-square-foot ballroom, meeting rooms, junior ballroom, roof terrace, and kitchen.

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Miami Beach Convention Center

ColoradoConvention Center

Georgia World Congress Center

ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE Clark County Government Center Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $48,200,000

Size: 373,993

North Las Vegas City Hall and Civic Plaza North Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $85,000,000

Size: 211,000 s.f.

Regional Transportation Commission and Regional Flood Control District Headquarters Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $12,300,000

Size: 77,000 s.f. Clark County Government Center

Colorado Convention Center Master Plan Denver, Colorado Cost: N/A

Size: N/A

Pasadena Convention Center Expansion Pasadena, California Cost: $128,900,000

Size: 185,000 s.f.

Palm Springs Convention Center Expansion Palm Springs, California Cost: $32,500,000

Size: 120,000 s.f.

San Diego Convention Center Expansion San Diego, California Cost: $550,000,000

Size: 780,000 s.f.

Santa Fe Convention Center Santa Fe, New Mexico Cost: $50,939,263

Size: 262,230 s.f.

Convention center competitions include Anaheim, California; San Antonio, Texas; Los Angeles, California; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; Wichita, Kansas; Honolulu, Hawaii; Vail, Colorado; Louisville, Kentucky; San Antonio, Texas; Riverside, California; and Pueblo, Colorado

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John Kudrycki AIA LEED AP BD+C Principal | Fentress Architects A Principal and Project Manager at the firm, John Kudrycki has experience in the management of over $1 billion worth of construction during his 33-year architectural career. With 28 years at Fentress Architects, John has a strong background in public sector projects that includes convention centers, arenas, resorts, airports, and recreation centers. Most recently, John was Project Manager for the Tom Bradley International Terminal Modernization at Los Angeles International Airport, a 1.5 millionsquare-foot, and $1.9 billion modernization project. This Terminal is the first and lasting impression that nine million travelers have of Los Angeles each year. The new Terminal enhances passenger safety, while giving travelers the firstclass airport experience they expect from a world-class city. This experience demonstrates John’s expertise managing expansion and renovation projects that are constructed in and around operational facilities.

Proposed Project Role Project Manager

As Project Manager, John will be involved from conceptual design through construction completion, providing management of the entire team. He is adept at dealing with extensive programmatic requirements, coordinating large teams of supporting consultants, complex regulatory and approval processes, and the full range of project production and building construction processes necessary to meet schedules.

Years of Experience 35 Years with Firm 29

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Education Bachelor of Architecture Lawrence Institute of Technology, 1977 Registrations Registered Architect Nevada #3016 Plus 6 Additional States

Miami Beach Convention Center Expansion and Renovation Miami Beach, Florida Cost: $513,000,000 Size: 1,435,000 s.f. The project design is 500,000 square feet of exhibit hall space with increased power and improved IT connectivity capacities, increased ballroom and meeting areas, and renovated back-of-house spaces The project creates elegant exterior spaces to support the client’s desire for outdoor events and enhances the public art program throughout the facility. Targeted LEED Certified Silver Colorado Convention Center Phase II Expansion Denver, Colorado Cost: $251,273,000 Size: 2,760,000 s.f. The expansion doubles the size of the existing center. The additional 1,400,000 square feet of space consists of 300,000 square feet of exhibit space; 30,000 square feet of meeting space; 50,000 square feet of ballroom space; a 5,000seat auditorium, and a parking structure with 1,000 spaces. This was a unique design assignment since the new facility would have to be built over an existing operational light rail line. LEED Certified Gold EB O&M Georgia World Congress Center Contiguous Exhibit Facility Expansion Atlanta, Georgia Cost: $50,000,000 Size: 135,000 s.f. The Georgia World Congresss Center seeks to compete in the market of convention centers that have over one million square feet of contiguous exhibit space. To accomplish this, they plan to add a 130,000-square-foot exhibit hall between the existing B and C Exhibit Halls that currently exist. This “contiguous exhibit space” will put the total square footage of the B Halls, the C Hall, and new BC hall at 1.1 million square feet of contiguous exhibit space.

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Georgia World Congress Center

Palm Springs Convention Center

Miami Beach Convention Center

ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE Clark County Family Services and Parking Garage Las Vegas, Nevada Role: Project Manager

Cost: $57,500,000

Size: 360,000 s.f.

North Las Vegas City Hall and Civic Plaza North Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $85,000,000

Size: 211,000 s.f.

Colorado Convention Center Phase I Denver, Colorado Cost: $85,277,000 Size: 1,000,000 s.f. Colorado Convention Center

Pasadena Convention Center Expansion Pasadena, California Cost: $128,900,000 Size: 185,000 s.f. Kentucky International Convention Center Comprehensive Renovation Study Louisville, Kentucky Cost: $175,000,000 Size: 300,000 s.f. Palm Springs Convention Center Expansion Palm Springs, California Cost: $32,500,000 Size: 120,000 s.f. San Diego Convention Center Expansion San Diego, California Cost: $752,000,000 Size: 780,000 s.f. Anaheim Convention Center Design-Build Competition Anaheim, California Cost: $150,000,000 Size: 952,000 s.f.

Colorado Convention Center Expansion

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Matthew Burns ASSOCIATE AIA Vice President | Ed Vance & Associates Matthew Burns is currently a Senior Project Manager and a Vice President with EV&A Architects. He is highly accomplished in the production of EV&Aâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s quality construction documentation. With over 13 years of experience in commercial and industrial projects, he is familiar with all phases of work from entitlements through construction completion. As an integral part of the production team, he works closely with the principal, designers and clients, coordinating the efforts of all outside consultants from the beginning of the schematic phase through the completion of the project. He is instrumental in meeting the codes that govern any project, and he works closely with all agencies having jurisdiction to ensure his projects are successful in securing the necessary building permits for construction.

Proposed Project Role On-Site Project Manager Years of Experience 15 Years with Firm 10 Education Masters of Architecture University of Nevada Las Vegas 2003 Bachelor of Arts University of Nevada Las Vegas 2001 Affiliations American Institute of Architects

During his education, Matt was involved with AIA Las Vegas and was a member of the Golden Key International Honor Society. He continues his involvement with the professional organizations as an Associate AIA member and is part of the Emerging Professionals/Young Architects Forum. Continuing with the sustainable design expertise gained through his masterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s thesis studies, specifically day lighting and education, he is currently preparing for his LEED AP exam. Matt is currently completing his Architectural Experience Program (AXP) requirements of the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards in the pursuit of his architectural license.

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IMC Convention Center - Las Vegas, Nevada

World Market Center - Las Vegas, Nevada

Lucky Dragon Hotel Casino Resort

ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE World Market Center | Building D Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $70,000,000 Size: 400,000 s.f. International Market Center | Convention Center Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $125,000,000 Size: 300,000 s.f. Lucky Dragon Hotel & Casino Resort Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $110,000,000 Size: 250,000 s.f. Thunder Valley Casino Resort Sacramento, California Cost: $200,000,000 Size: 240,000 s.f.

Dynasty Resort and Convention Center

Dynasty Hotel Casino Resort Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $850,000,000 Size: 2,000,000 s.f. Freeman Exposition Headquarters Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $25,000,000 Size: 410,000 s.f. Wildrose Resort and Convention Center Clinton, Iowa Cost: $35,000,000 Size: 175,000 s.f. City Center Place Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $12,000,000 Size: 110,000 s.f.

Las Vegas Convention Center Expansion - South

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Ken Brown AIA President | PGAL Ken Brown is the President of PGAL, and even though this role brings a big commitment with regards to his involvement in the firm’s success, he still makes a point to be part of all aspects of their complex projects. He has over 39 years of experience in the design and management of a diverse range of projects, and a solid understanding of complex project operations, opportunities, and constraints. Ken’s close working relationships with aviation, agencies, city and county authorities, and federal agencies provide a comprehensive understanding of the complex issues involved in large scale, complex improvement programs. He guides their design teams in “best practices” and leads one of the most comprehensive quality control and quality assurance programs in the AE industry. As part of the QA/QC team, Ken will work with Ned Kirschbaum and Chris Larsen to ensure that the project is well executed technically from the design into construction documents, cost monitoring, contract administration, and field observation.

Proposed Project Role QA/QC

His knowledge of passenger terminal design and the nature of designing large public facilities, along with understanding the regulatory agency requirements, will be invaluable to the development of this significant convention center project.

Years of Experience 39 Years with Firm 24 Education Master of Architecture University of Virginia Bachelor of Science, Architecture, University of Virginia Registrations Registered Architect VA, PA, DC, NJ plus Canada Affiliations American Institute of Architects

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Terminal 3 Buildings, McCarran International Airport Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $1,200,000 Size: 1,900,000 s.f. New three-level terminal complex with integrated 14-gate concourse with advanced technologies and processing systems, 5,500-car garage, and CBP processing facilities for 1,600 passengers/hour. Newark Liberty International Airport Terminal A Newark, New Jersey Cost: $1,800,000. Size: 1,000,000 s.f. Redevelopment of a three-level, international terminal building providing 33 new domestic aircraft gates. Southwest Airlines Terminal One Modernization at LAX Los Angeles, California Cost: $508,000,000. Size: 346,000 s.f. Terminal modernization to create a smoother, more intuitive passenger-centred experience featuring self check-in and self-tag bag drop kiosks Southwest Airlines Terminal 1.5 Concourse at LAX Los Angeles, California Cost: $490,000,000 Size: 300,000s.f. New four-level terminal concourse connecting Terminals 1 and 2. Includes baggage claim, ticketing, modified skycap, security checkpoint and offices, and outbound and inbound baggage systems. Bush Intercontinental Airport International Arrivals Facility Houston, Texas Cost: $200,000,000. Size: 800,000 s.f. Design of the largest planned FIS facility in the US at the time. The building is connected by sky bridges to the existing Terminals D and E; processing 4,500 international travelers per hour.

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Houston FIS Processing

McCarran International Airport Terminal 3 Building

Newark Liberty Terminal A

ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE Washington Dulles International Airport Intâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;l Arrivals Facility Chantilly, Virginia Cost: $120,000,000. Size: 340,000s.f. MWAA DCA Terminal B/C Development Washington, DC Cost: $660,000,000. Size: 400,000 s.f. MWAA DCA New Terminal and Related Facilities Washington, DC Cost: $400,000,000. Size: 1m s.f.

Washington Dulles Intâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;l Arrivals Facility

FLL Terminal 4 Redevelopment Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Cost: $250,000,000. Size: 486,000 s.f. United Airlines Terminal B Southside Replacement Houston, Texas Cost: $149,000,000. Size: 225,800 s.f. United Airlines Terminal C North Concourse Houston, Texas Cost: $58,000,000. Size: 116,000 s.f. Bob Hope Airport Intermodal Transportation Center Burbank, California Cost: $200,000,000. Size: 850,000 s.f. Philadelphia Terminal A

Philadelphia International Airport Terminal A West Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Cost: $325,000,000. Size: 785,000 s.f.

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Ned Kirschbaum FAIA LEED AP BD+C Director of Technical Design | Fentress Architects Ned Kirschbaum is Technical Design Principal for Fentress Architects. He is responsible for quality assurance and control, design production, construction document standards, and implementation of innovative technologies. To effectively support Fentress Architectsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; goal of providing continuing staff education, Mr. Kirschbaum established the curriculum for Fentress Architects University, an AIA/CES registered provider. As part of the QA/QC team, Ned will work with Ken Brown and Chris Larsen to ensure that the project is well executed technically from the design into construction documents, cost monitoring, contract administration, and field observation. Ned has been a leader in the implementation of new technologies and materials as they have been developed, and he continues to challenge himself and others at Fentress Architects to learn how to use them to create great architecture. Just as his career exemplifies the blending of architecture and engineering, Ned believest that technology should not be an end in itself but should serve to effectively and efficiently convey the design in the built environment. Proposed Project Role QA/QC Years of Experience 38 Years with Firm 27 Education Bachelor of Science, Architectural Engineering with Special Honors University of Colorado at Boulder, 1981 Registrations Registered Architect Nevada #5736 Plus 6 Additional States Affiliations American Institute of Architects

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE San Diego Convention Center Expansion San Diego, California Cost: $550,000,000 Size: 780,000 s.f. Design will provide significant savings to the San Diego Convention Center Corporation in construction and operating costs by reducing the building mass and volume by approximately 38 percent. The expansion will add an 80,000-square-foot ballroom, 100,000 square feet of meeting rooms, and 225,000 square feet of exhibit space, creating 750,000 square feet contiguous exhibit space. Palm Springs Convention Center Expansion Palm Springs, California Cost: $32,500,000 Size: 120,000 s.f. Expansion to the existing convention center consists of 32,000 square feet of meeting/ballroom space, 100k,000 square feet of exhibition space, 50,000 square feet of lobby/registration space, 3,500 square feet of office spaces, 60,000 square feet of support space, 12 loading bays, and 21 breakout rooms. Miami Beach Convention Center Expansion and Renovation Miami Beach, Florida Cost: $513,000,000 Size: 1,435,000 s.f. The project design is 500,000 square feet of exhibit hall space with increased power and improved IT connectivity capacities, increased ballroom and meeting areas, and renovated back-of-house spaces The project creates elegant exterior spaces to support the clientâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s desire for outdoor events and enhances the public art program throughout the facility. Targeted LEED Certified Silver Colorado Convention Center Phase II Expansion Denver, Colorado Cost: $251,273,000 Size: 2,760,000 s.f. The expansion doubles the size of the existing center. The additional 1,400,000 square feet of space consists of 300,000 square feet of exhibit space; 30,000 square feet of meeting space; 50,000 square feet of ballroom space; a 5,000seat auditorium, and a parking structure with 1,000 spaces. This was a unique design assignment since the new facility would have to be built over an existing operational light rail line. LEED Certified Gold EB O&M

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North Las Vegas City Hall

Clark County Government Center

Cikirado Convention

ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE Clark County Government Center Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $48,200,000

Size: 350,000 s.f.

Clark County Family Services and Parking Garage Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $57,500,000

Size: 360,000 s.f.

North Las Vegas City Hall and Civic Plaza North Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $95,000,000

Size: 211,000 s.f.

Pasadena Convention Center Expansion Pasadena, California Cost: $128,900,000

Palm Springs Convention Center

Size: 185,000 s.f.

Vail Conference Center Vail, Colorado Cost: $43,500,000

Size: 205,000 s.f.

Pasadena Convention Center

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Las Vegas Convention Center District Phase Two - Expansion

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

PROJECT MANAGEMENT

QA/QC

Ed Vance FAIA

Ken Brown AIA

Principal in Charge and Point of Contact

Ned Kirschbaum FAIA LEED AP BD+C

John Kudrycki AIA LEED AP BD+C

Chris Larsen AIA

Curtis Fentress FAIA RIBA Chris Larsen AIA

Project Manager

Matthew Burns On-Site Project Manager

DESIGN MANAGEMENT Michael O. Winters FAIA LEED AP BD+C Project Designer

Curtis Fentress FAIA RIBA Principal in Charge of Design

ARCHITECTURE, INTERIOR DESIGN, FF&E, TECHNICAL DESIGN, BIM Fentress Architects | Ed Vance & Associates | PGAL Kelly Dunn

Lauren Lee

Jonelle Vance

Kellie Wanbaugh

Cheryl Gajeske

Anna Barragan

AIA LEED AP BD+C

NCIDQ LEED AP ID+C

IIDA, LEED AP

RID, Professional IIDA

AIA RID LEED AP BD+C

LEED AP BD+C

Beverly Pax AIA LEED AP BD+C

Deborah Lucking AIA LEED AP BD+C

Kevin Welch Associate AIA

Todd Brautigam AIA

Greg Mullen AIA LEED AP BD+C

Kevin Thompson AIA LEED AP BD+C

STRUCTURAL ENGINEER

STRUCTURAL ENGINEER PARTNER

MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING, LIGHTING

MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING

WIFI, AV, ACOUSTICS, IT TELECOMMUNICATIONS

ACOUSTICS

WALTER P MOORE

R2H ENGINEERING (SBE)

ME ENGINEERS, INC.

FEA ENGINEERING

COHERENT DESIGN

Kenneth Zarembski PE Structural Principal

Chris Wunsch Structural Engineer

Brian Unekis PE, MEP Principal

Robert Finnegan PE, MEP Principal

David Starck, AV Design

PAUL TAN CONSULTING GROUP (MWBE)

Roger Loomis PE, Lead Mechanical

Ryan Calahan PE, Mech/Plumbing

Paul Cullum, Telecomm Engineer

Dennis Wittry PE SE Structural Principal in Charge

Dana Ames Structural Project Manager

Robert McCoy PE, Lead Electrical

Justin Veilleux PE, Electrical

Jason Pritchard, Senior AV Design

David Groulx, Lead Plumbing

Boyd Erickson, Plumbing

Kevin Potts, AV/Acoustical PM

Martin Augustyniak Facade and Roof Cladding

Joy Yamada, Lighting

Paul Tan Acoustical Engineer

Jereme LaBelle, Control Systems

CODE, LIFE SAFETY, FIRE PROTECTION

FOOD SERVICE

SUSTAINABILITY

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE

CIVIL ENGINEER

VERTICAL TRANSPORTATION

PCNA (SBE)

WILLIAM CARUSO AND PARTNERS

GREENVIEW GLOBAL CONSULTING (ESBE)

ARIA LANDSCAPE (WDBE)

GCW, INC.

LERCH BATES

Dave Ray LEED AP O&M WELL AP Sustainability Project Manager

Anna Peltier ASLA PLA Landscape Architect Principal

Roy Clark PE Civil Project Manager

Kenneth Dietz

William Caruso FFCSI ISHC Food Service Principal

Miguel Escobar Landscape Quality Control Manager

Willie Felkins PE Drainage/Site Utilities Leader

Michael Gentillo CBD Code, Life Safety, Fire Protection Russell Svab PE Fire, Life Safety Project Manager

Stephen Young FFCSI Food Service Design Marcin Zmiejko Food Service

Daniel Huard PMP, LFA WELL AP Sustainability

John Tobin PE PTOE Traffic Management Specialist

Vertical Transportation Principal

Additional Architecture, Interior Design, FF&E, Technical Design, and BIM Team Members Name/ Role

Years Experience

# of Convention/ Conference Centers

Kelly Dunn, AIA

Beverly Pax, AIA

Lauren Lee, NCIDQ

Deborah Lucking, AIA

Jonelle Vance, IIDA

Kevin Welch, Assoc. AIA

Kellie Wanbaugh, RID

Todd Brautigam, AIA

Cheryl Gajeske, AIA

N/A

Greg Mullen, AIA

Anna Barragan

N/A

Kevin Thompson

N/A

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Kelly Dunn AIA, LEED AP BD+C Associate Principal | Fentress Architects

An Associate Principal and Project Architect at the firm, Kelly Dunn has managed more than one billion dollars worth of construction during her 33year architectural career. Kellyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 24-year history with Fentress Architects has given her a strong background in public sector projects that includes convention centers, corporate campuses, resorts, airports, and recreation centers. Kelly has worked with proposed Lead Designer Michael Winters for over 20 years on convention center projects such as Colorado Convention Center, Fox Cities Exhibition Center, and Miami Beach Convention Center, Georgia World Congress Center, and Broward County Convention Center. As Project Architect, Kelly will be involved from design through construction completion, and will assist in the management of the entire team of staff and consultants. She is adept at dealing with extensive programmatic requirements, coordinating large teams of supporting consultants, complex regulatory and approval processes, and the full range of project production and building construction processes necessary to meet schedules. Years of Experience 33 Years with Firm 24 Education Master of Architecture Clemson University, 1984 Bachelor of Arts, Design Clemson University, 1982

Kelly is currently working with Greg Mullen of PGAL serving as the Project Manager for the Georgia World Congress Center Contiguous Expansion project. With Michael Winters, Greg and Kelly are addressing the complexities of expanding and operating the convention center.

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Colorado Convention Center Phase II Expansion Denver, Colorado Cost: $251,273,000

Registrations Registered Architect 5 states National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB) Certificate #42853

Size: 2,760,000 s.f.

Fox Cities Exhibition Center Appleton, Wisconsin Cost: $31,000,000

Size: 65,000 s.f.

Miami Beach Convention Center Expansion Design Miami Beach, Florida Cost: $513,000,000

Size: 1,435,000 s.f.

Georgia World Congress Center Atlanta, Georgia Cost: $55,000,000

Size: 1,100,000 s.f.

Broward County Convention Center Fort Lauderdale, Florida Cost: $300,000,000

Size: 470,000 s.f.

Colorado Convention Center Master Plan Denver, Colorado Cost: $N/A

Size: N/A

Armed Forces Reserve Center and Field Maintenance Shop Broken Arrow, Oklahoma Cost: $62,184,743

Size: 266,163 s.f.

Charles Schwab Corporate Campus Denver, Colorado Cost: Confidential

Size: 550,000 s.f.

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Beverly Pax AIA, CDT, LEED AP BD+C, NCIDQ Senior Associate | Fentress Architects

Beverly Pax has 41 years of experience working in large, complex, multidisciplined teams. Her diverse background focuses on the full range of design and planning services for public sector projects, corporate headquarters, government buildings, research facilities, advanced technology buildings, financial facilities, office buildings, airports, commercial projects, and city, county and state agencies. Since Beverly began working at Fentress Architects, she has worked on projects such as the Colorado Convention Center, Pasadena Convention Center Expansion, Santa Fe Convention Center, Denver International Airport Passenger Terminal Complex and Parking Structures, Military Department Investigative Agencies Headquarters Building, and Palazzo Verdi. Prior to joining Fentress Architects, Beverly was involved with high-technology clients such as Sun Microsystems.

Years of Experience 41 Years with Firm 17 Education Master of Architecture University of Oklahoma, 1981 Registrations Registered Architect

Beverly is skilled at providing a variety of client services from programming, design, master planning and space planning to construction administration. She is a LEED Accredited Professional and a member of the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards. In addition, Beverly serves on the Professional Advisory Board for the University of Oklahoma, College of Architecture, Division of Architecture.

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Miami Beach Convention Center Expansion Design Miami Beach, Florida Cost: $513,000,000 Size: 1,435,000 s.f.

National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB) File #57203

Colorado Convention Center Phase II Expansion Denver, Colorado Cost: $368,000,000 Size: 1,400,000 s.f.

Construction Document Technician (CDT)

Fox Cities Exhibition Center Appleton Wisconsin Cost: $26,899,000 Size: 65,000 s.f.

NCIDQ Certificate #30011

Santa Fe Convention Center Santa Fe, New Mexico Cost: $50,939,263 Size: 262,230 s.f. Colorado Convention Center Phase I Denver, Colorado Cost: $85,277,000 Size: 1,000,000 s.f. Pasadena Convention Center Expansion Pasadena, California Cost: $128,900,000 Size: 220,000 s.f. Georgia World Congress Center Atlanta, Georgia Cost: $55,000,000

Size: 1,100,000 s.f.

Broward County Convention Center Fort Lauderdale, Florida Cost: $300,000,000

Size: 470,000 s.f.

Vail Conference Center Vail, Colorado Cost: $43,500,000 Size: 239,276 s.f.

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Lauren Lee

CDT, LEED AP ID+C, NCIDQ Senior Associate | Fentress Architects

A Senior Associate and Interior Designer at the firm, Lauren Lee is an expert at coordinating interior space plans with architecture to achieve the best possible space plan. She has extensive knowledge of materials, their properties, appearance, wear and performance, and is skilled in product selection and design criteria related to sustainable design and LEED certification. She is dedicated to providing an inspired design while meeting complex program requirements for various user groups. Lauren will work with your staff and board to develop an interior design concept that complements the building architecture. She has the natural ability to communicate with owners and users of complex projects, which demands sensitivity and foresight. Lauren will recommend forms, colors, textures, floor and wall finishes, furniture, equipment, and other features which reinforce the interior architecture design concept and its translation into functional use. Years of Experience 30 Years with Firm 24 Education Bachelor of Arts - Art History University of Colorado, 1991 Associates Degree - Interior Design Arapahoe Community College, 1988 Registrations NCIDQ Certificate #26910 Construction Document Technician (CDT)

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Colorado Convention Center Phase II Expansion Denver, Colorado Cost: $251,273,000 Size: 12,760,000 s.f. Colorado Convention Center Phase II Denver, Colorado Cost: $85,277,000 Size: 1,000,000 s.f. Miami Beach Convention Center Expansion Design Miami Beach, Florida Cost: $513,000,000 Size: 1,435,000 s.f. Palm Springs Convention Center Expansion Palm Springs, California Cost: $32,500,000 Size: 120,000 s.f. Santa Fe Convention Center Santa Fe, New Mexico Cost: $50,939,263 Size: 262,230 s.f. Anaheim Convention Center Design-Build Competition Anaheim, California Cost: $150,000,000 Size: 952,000 s.f. Colorado Convention Center On-Call Services Denver, Colorado Cost: Various Size: Various s.f. Ogden Eccles Conference Center Ogden, Utah Cost: $16,000,000 Size: 95,000 s.f. Clark County Government Center Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $96,295,217 Size: 350,000 s.f. North Las Vegas City Hall and Civic Plaza North Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $95,000,000 Size: 211,000 s.f.

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Deborah Tan Lucking AIA, LEED AP BD+C Associate | Fentress Architects

Deborah Tan Lucking has 38 years of architectural experience, with a focus on programming and sustainable design. Having worked on the Colorado Convention Center Expansion, Pasadena Convention Center Expansion, National Museum of the Marine Corps Phase II Expansion, and Arvada Center for the Performing Arts and Humanities projects, Deborah brings experience working in and coordinating with existing facilities undertaking extensive renovations and expansions, while remaining 100 percent operational.

Years of Experience 38 Years with Firm 19 Education Bachelor of Architecture University of Singapore, School of Architecture, 1979 Registrations Registered Architect

Deborah is the firm’s LEED Project Administrator and chair of Fentress Architects’ in-house Sustainability Design Committee. She understands the owner’s expectations, administers LEED charettes and conducts LEED meetings with the team, and develops deadlines and assigns responsibilities for each credit during the certification process. Deborah also gathers data for credit support, completes online templates, assists consultants in completing templates, tracks progress and certification levels, submits for Design and Construction Review to the Green Building Certification Institute (GBCI), and collaborates with the team to respond to GBCI comments. Deborah has performed as Sustainable Design Coordinator for 1.1 million square feet of building projects worth over $400 million. She is a member of the USGBC Colorado Regionalization Task Force and was a previous member of the Denver Metro Green Building Program’s Education and Outreach Subcommittee.

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Miami Beach Convention Center Expansion Design Miami Beach, Florida Cost: $513,000,000 Size: 1,435,000 s.f. Colorado Convention Center Expansion Denver, Colorado Cost: $251,273,000 Size: 12,760,000 s.f. Pasadena Convention Center Expansion Pasadena, California Cost: $128,900,000 Size: 185,000 s.f. Los Angeles Convention Center - Pico Hall Design Competition and Expansion Study Los Angeles, California Cost: $220,000,000 Size: 500,000 s.f. Riverside Convention Center Expansion and Renovation Study Riverside, California Cost: $25,000,000 Size: 60,000 s.f. Arvada Center for the Performing Arts and Humanities Arvada, Colorado Cost: $8,203,068 Size: 37,500 s.f. Cleveland Museum of Natural History Cleveland, Ohio Cost: $100,000,000

Size: 234,000 s.f.

National Museum of the Marine Corps Phase II Expansion Quantico, Virginia Cost: $39,062,881

Size: 87,000 s.f.

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Jonelle Vance

IIDA, LEED AP Executive Vice President / Interiors Principal in Charge | Ed Vance & Associates, Inc.

With over 30 years of experiences Jonelle Vanceâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s philosophy of design bridges the gaps of architecture and interiors in a seamless fashion. With millions of square feet of projects to her credit, her expertise includes developing a symbiotic relationship with clients to produce the best project possible. Many of her projects have been awarded for design excellence through AIA and NAIOP. Jonelle has maintained client relationships with the most prominent developers and brokers in Las Vegas for the past 30 years. Her intimate knowledge of the community affords her working relationships in the concentrated studio areas of commercial, hospitality, healthcare, interiors and tenant improvement design.

Years of Experience 32 Years with Firm 11

Her passion for art and the environment have lead her to several trips to Europe to discover latest uses for sustainable and environmental design. Jonelle is a member of NAIOP and has served as City Center Director, representing Nevada for IIDA. Her education has combined art and interior design, giving a twist to the status quo. She is a Registered Interior Designer in the State of Nevada.

Education Associates Arts Longview College 1989 Affiliations International Interior Design Associates

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE LVCVA Convention Center | South Hall Expansion Las Vegas, Nevada

National Council for Interior Design Qualification

Cost: $250,000,000

Commercial Real Estate Development Association

Cost: $136,000,000

Size: 500,000 s.f.

World Market Center | Building A Las Vegas, Nevada Size: 1,300,000 s.f.

World Market Center | Building B Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $210,000,000

Size: 1,600,000 s.f.

World Market Center | Building C Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $350,000,000

Size: 2,100,000 s.f.

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Kevin Welch

ASSOCIATE AIA Design Director | Ed Vance & Associates, Inc.

Kevin Welch is the Design Director for EV&A Architects, and brings with him an extensive range of expertise to our firm. He is a proven leader in design and the production of architecture and interior design projects, with over 18 years serving the architecture industry and has experience working on hospitality, commercial, public, healthcare, and industrial facilities. As Design Director Kevin works closely with firm principals, clients and the project management team to ensure that project deliverables satisfy the client, go out on time and on budget, and support project goals. He also supports the firms principals in establishing overall design vision, philosophy, and workflow with client projects and design teams.

Years of Experience 18 Years with Firm 4 Education University of Nevada Las Vegas

Kevin bridges the gap between design and production teams in the creation, conceptualization, and implementation of EV&A projects. In his role he produces concepts for projects that include supervising and directing supporting design and production team members with project objectives, project vision, written narratives, storyboards, precedent studies, graphic design, and 3D visualization renderings for architectural design, interior design, marketing and other creative projects for the firm. He utilizes the latest technology and software which continues to excite the firm and allow EV&A to have a greater technical edge in the production of our work.

College of Southern Nevada Truckee Meadows Community College Affiliations American Institute of Architects

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE LVCVA Convention Center | South Hall Expansion Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $250,000,000

Size: 500,000 s.f.

World Market Center | Building A Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $136,000,000

Size: 1,300,000 s.f.

World Market Center | Building B Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $210,000,000

Size: 1,600,000 s.f.

World Market Center | Building C Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $350,000,000

Size: 2,100,000 s.f.

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Kelly Wanbaugh

IRID, PROFESSIONAL IIDA Interiors Project Manager | Ed Vance & Associates, Inc.

With over two decades of interior design experience, Kellie Wanbaughâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s professional expertise in the design field include projects in a wide variety of project types inclusive of corporate facilities, call centers, health care facilities, casinos and restaurants. As a Project Manager, Kellie provides direct client communications and representation through the design and construction process. Through her coordination of flexible teams of designers and production staff she utilizes each of them, to his or her fullest potential, to produce high quality, innovative and appropriate design solutions for the client. She continues her support for the community with her involvement as an Adjunct Instructor at the Community College of Southern Nevada. As a new professional member for the IIDA Southern Chapter, she facilitates education support and spear heads upcoming internship/mentorship assistance programs for the students of UNLV. Years of Experience 23 Years with Firm 10 Education Bachelor of Science Interior Design University of Nevada Las Vegas 1995 Affiliations International Interior Design Association National Council for Interior Design Qualifications Zeta Tau Alpha- Chapter Historian

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE LVCVA Convention Center | South Hall Expansion Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $250,000,000

Size: 500,000 s.f.

World Market Center | Building A Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $136,000,000

Size: 1,300,000 s.f.

World Market Center | Building B Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $210,000,000

Size: 1,600,000 s.f.

World Market Center | Building C Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $350,000,000

Size: 2,100,000 s.f.

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Todd Brautigam

AIA, Job Captain | Ed Vance & Associates, Inc.

Todd Brautigam, Associate AIA is currently a Project Professional with EV&A Architects. With over seven years of experience in commercial, hospitality and tenant improvements, he is familiar with all phases of work from entitlements through contract administration. As an integral part of the production team, he works closely with the principal, designers and project managers, coordinating the efforts of all outside consultants from the beginning of the schematic phase throughout the completion of the project. Originally from Chicago, Illinois, Mr. Brautigam came to Nevada after attending Kent State University in Kent Ohio where he earned his Bachelors of Architecture.

Years of Experience 13 Years with Firm 5 Education Bachelor of Architecture Kansas State University 2003

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

Bachelor of Science Kent State University 2003

LVCVA Convention Center | South Hall Expansion Las Vegas, Nevada

Registrations Registered Architects Nevada #xxxxx

World Market Center | Building A Las Vegas, Nevada

Affiliations American Institute of Architects

Cost: $250,000,000

Cost: $136,000,000

Size: 500,000 s.f.

Size: 1,300,000 s.f.

World Market Center | Building B Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $210,000,000

Size: 1,600,000 s.f.

World Market Center | Building C Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $350,000,000

Size: 2,100,000 s.f.

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Greg Mullin AIA, LEED AP Principal; | PGAL

Greg Mullin has over 22 years of experience providing architectural planning, design and construction documentation and administration services. His extensive portfolio of projects includes new construction, renovations, and expansions of existing facilities resulting in knowledge across various project and building types. Greg has the ability to think strategically and develop a holistic understanding of complex projects, while simultaneously managing multiple projects of differing types, including their budgets and schedules. Greg is currently working with Michael Winters and Kelly Dunn on the Georgia World Congress Center Contiguous Exhibition Expansion. Together they provide a unique skill in managing large, multi-faced teams of local and specialty consultants while building consensus among all project stakeholders.

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

Years of Experience 22 Years with Firm 1 Education Business Administration, Georgia State University Master of Architecture, The University of Texas at Austin Bachelor of Science,Architecture University of Virginia Registrations Registered Architect Affiliations American Institute of Architects

Georgia World Congress Center Contiguous Exhibition Facility Atlanta, Georgia Cost: $47,000,000 Size: 150,000 s.f. Cityville Dunwoody Dunwoody, Georgia* Cost: $60,000,000 Size: 300,000 s.f. Old Town Flowery Branch Flowery Branch, Georgia* Cost: $35,000,000 Size: 180,000 s.f. 222 Mitchell Street Atlanta, Georgia* Cost: $45,000,000

Size: 335,000 s.f.

Studioplex Atlanta, Georgia* Cost: $35,000,000

Size: 145,000 s.f.

Cityville Decatur Decatur, Georgia* Cost: $35,000,000

Size: 225,000 s.f.

Pace Academy Upper School Atlanta, Georgia* Cost: $30,000,000 Size: 80,000 s.f. Mount Pisgah Upper School and Dining Hall Johns Creek, Georgia* Cost: $20,000,000 Size: 50,000 s.f. Mill Springs Academy Lower and Middle School Milton, Georgia* Cost: $8,500,000 Size: 25,000 s.f. The Lovett Schools New Athletic Center Atlanta, Georgia* Cost: $17,500,000 Size: 45,000 s.f. Temple Sinai Renovation / Addition Atlanta, Georgia* Cost: $10,000,000 Size: 40,000 s.f * Under the auspices of another firm

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Cheryl Gajeske AIA, RID, LEED AP BD+C Principal | PGAL Cheryl Gajeske has more than 65 years of professional experience in all phases of architecture and has served as Project Designer and Principal-inCharge for a wide variety of large scale public and private projects. Cherylâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s portfolio covers a diverse body of work for corporate, institutional, hospitality, retail, exhibition/sports, criminal justice and civic/municipal clients. Cherylâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s hands-on leadership style and involvement with all aspects of the design and construction process enable her to build consensus in the most challenging, fast-track environments. As a key member of the A/E team that redeveloped the Astrodomain Complex into NRG, including the 1.4m sf NRG Center and NRG Stadium, host of Super Bowls XXXVIII and LI, Cheryl will bring her understanding of the planning and design of iconic, energizing venues that are designed to maximize revenue.

Years of Experience 36 Years with Firm 12 Education Bachelor of Architecture University of Houston Bachelor of Environmental Design, Texas A&M University Registrations Registered Architect Registered Interior Designer Affiliations American Institute of Architects Texas Society of Architects CREW Houston Rice Design Alliance US Green Building Council GHAC Urban Land Institute

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Terminal 3 Buildings, McCarran International Airport Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $1,200,000,000 Size: 1,900,000 s.f. NRG Center (formerly Reliant) Houston, Texas Cost: $130,000,000. Size: 1,300,000 s.f. NRG Arena Redevelopment Houston, Texas Cost: $1,500,000. Size: 464,000 s.f. NRG Complex Planning and Implementation Houston, Texas Cost: $800,000,000. Size: 350 acres NRG Stadium Houston, Texas Cost: $365,000,000.

Size: 1,900,000 s.f.

University of Houston Fertitta Center Houston, Texas Cost: $48,000,000. Size: 191,000 s.f. Houston Texans Indoor Training Facility Houston, Texas Cost: $1,200,000,000 Size: 1,900,000 s.f. City of Sugar Land Constellation Field Sugar Land, Texas Cost: $26,000,000. Size: 50 acres FLL Terminal 4 Redevelopment Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Cost: $250,000,000. Size: 486,000 s.f. United Airlines Terminal B South Concourse Houston, Texas Cost: $149,000,000. Size: 225,800 s.f. United Airlines Terminal C North Concourse, Houston, Texas Cost: $58,000,000. Size: 116,000 s.f.

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Ana Barragan

LEED AP BD+C

Associate | PGAL

Ana Barragan has 22 years experienced in project development that includes land survey, geotechnical testing, civil and architectural design in both military service and private sector work. Her capabilities include working in military contingency operations requiring rapid and efficient construction design and field implementation to large-scale high-caliber architectural design within Las Vegasâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; gaming and hospitality sector. Her knowledge and skills consist of strong organizatioal abilities, attention to detail and technical expertise which result in efficient and effective work flow in any project or task.

Years of Experience 22 Years with Firm 4 Education Master of Architecture, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Bachelor of Science, Architecture, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Construction Technician Associates Degree Community College of the Air Force Affiliations American Institute of Architects

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Southwest Airlines Terminal One Modernization @ LAX Los Angeles, California Cost: $508,000,000 Size: 346,000 s.f. Terminal 3 Buildings, McCarran International Airport Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $1,200,000,000 Size: 1.9m s.f. Terminal 1 Baggage Recapitalization, McCarran International Airport Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $20,000,000 Size: 100,000 s.f. Nevada State College Nursing, Science Education Building and the James E. & Beverly Rogers Student Center Henderson, Nevada Cost: $40,000,000 Size: 60,000 s.f. Southern Nevada Health District New Headquarters Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $14,000,000 Size: 116,000s.f. NAVFAC Quality of Life Facilities Twentynine Palms, California Cost: $140,000,000 Size: 320,000 s.f. NAVFAC BEQ and Parking Garage Twentynine Palms, California Cost: $128,000,000 Size: 292,000 s.f.

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Kevin Thompson AIA LEED AP BD+C Senior Associate | PGAL

Kevin Thompson has over 20 years of design experience in which he has taken the role of leading projects in a wide variety of industries, including civic, hospitality and education. With strong knowledge of building systems, engineering principles and industry trends, Kevin finds creative solutions to project challenges. He ensures the client’s projects are executed within the intended schedule, and the financial and quality goals. Kevin’s specific duties include coordinating consultants, and overseeing quality control, cost control, scheduling and contract administration. Kevin’s considerable experience with Southern Nevada municipalities offers the team a strong understanding of agency reviews and approvals, and a mutually respectful relationship with County officials and staff. He will work with the team to ensure all aspects of plan drawings are compliant with Clark Couny regulations.

Years of Experience 20 Years with Firm 4 Education Master of Architecture, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Bachelor of Science, Architecture, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Registrations Registered Architect Nevada #5531 Affiliations American Institute of Architects

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Nevada State College Nursing, Science Education Building and the James E. & Beverly Rogers Student Center Henderson, Nevada Cost: $40,000,000. Size: 60,000 s.f. UNLV Science, Engineering & Technology Building Las Vegas, Nevada * Cost: $79,500,000. Size: 205,779 s.f. UNLV Conference Center Feasibility Study Las Vegas, Nevada * Cost: $42,000,000 Size: 120,000 s.f. UNR Knowledge Center Reno, Nevada * Cost: $87,000,000 Size: 296,800 s.f. UNR Center for Molecular Medicine Reno, Nevada * Cost: $58,000,000 Size: 116,000 s.f. Clark County Westlands Nature Center and Museum Las Vegas, Nevada * Cost: $15,400,000 Size: 30,000 s.f. State Dept Employment, Training, Rehabilitation (DETR) Las Vegas, Nevada * Cost: $12,500,000 Size: 60,000 s.f. University Medical Center Master Plan Implementation Las Vegas, Nevada * Cost: $86,000,000 Size: 120,000 s.f. University of Nevada School of Medicine Programming Las Vegas, Nevada * Cost: $75,000,000 Size: 70,000 s.f. * Under the auspices of another firm.

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II | Experience and Qualifications d. Proposed Sub-consultants The Fentress Architects | EV&A | PGAL team of proposed subconsultants are tried and tested and bring extensive convention/ conference center experience to this project. Resumes are included on the following pages. Firm Name

Role

Worked with Design Team

Walter P Moore

Structural Engineer Facade, Enclosure

R2H Engineering (DBE)

Structural Engineer

ME Engineers, Inc.

Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing

FEA Engineers

Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing

Illume (ME Engineers, Inc.)

Lighting

Coherent Design (SBE)

Wifi, Audio Visual, Acoustics, IT, Telecommunications

Paul Tan Consulting Group (M/WBE)

Acoustics

PCNA (SBE)

Code, Life Safety, Fire Protection, Accessibility

William Caruso and Partners

Food Service

Aria Landscape (W/DBE)

Landscape Architecture

Greenview Global Consulting (SBE)

Sustainability

G.C. Wallace

Civil Engineer

Lerch Bates

Vertical Transportation

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Walter P Moore Structural Engineer, Facade, Building Enclosure

Walter P Moore is an international company of engineers, architects, innovators, and creative people who solve some of the worldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most complex structural and infrastructure challenges. Providing structural, diagnostics, civil, traffic, parking, transportation, enclosure, and construction engineering services, we design solutions that are costand resource-efficient, forward-thinking, and help support and shape communities worldwide. Founded in 1931 and headquartered in Houston, Texas, our 600+ professionals work across 18 U.S. offices and five international locations. As major and secondary cities around the world strive to compete in the enormous convention and meeting industry, many are developing new, expanded, or renovated convention facilities. Successful convention facilities demand experienced structural engineering to respond to a variety of functional criteria, including exhibit spaces with typical column-free bays of up to 150 feet and floors that readily accommodate heavy loads, ballrooms, and increasingly sophisticated power and utility requirements. And as the living room of the community, they must be beautiful. Walter P Moore has supported the design, expansion or renovation of major convention facilities totaling over 15 million square feet. The enclosure of a building â&#x20AC;&#x201C; including its facades, roofing and subsystems â&#x20AC;&#x201C;influence the aesthetics and life-cycle performance more than any other element. A fine balance of aesthetics, cost efficiency and enclosure performance are critical to a successful project. The ever-increasing complexity of building enclosure architecture, combined with increasing functional performance requirements, limited budgets, and compressed project schedules can challenge even the most skilled design teams to deliver building enclosure systems that perform as intended. This has created a need for highly specialized building enclosure expertise.

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Relevant Experience includes: • Las Vegas Convention Center Expansion, Las Vegas, NV • Georgia World Congress Center, Atlanta, GA • Connecticut Convention Center, Hartford, CT • Puerto Rico Trade and Convention center, San Juan, Puerto Rico • Peabody Hotel and Convention Center, Orlando, FL • Hot Springs Civic and Convention Center, Hot Springs, AR • McAllen Convention center, McAllen, TX • Moody Gardens Convention Center, Galveston, TX • Branson Convention Center, Branson, MO • Tampa Convention Center, Tampa, FL • Battelle Hall Renovation and Expansion, Columbus, OH Clark County Projects - 7 Fentress Projects - 5 including the Georgia World Congress Center PGAL Projects - 35 including McCarran International Airport Terminal 3

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Kenneth Zarembski PE SE Principal | Walter P Moore Kenneth Zarembski will be responsible for contractual performance, especially with respect to the level of service and client satisfaction. He will assure that the firm’s resources are appropriately available for the duration of the project, will contribute to the development of all technical solutions, and will assure that the firm’s quality assurance program is utilized for all aspects of the project. Ken is a Principal and the Managing Director of Las Vegas Structural Operations. His experience has been focused on convention center and hospitality projects and includes diversified aspects of structural engineering analysis, design and management. A longtime resident of Las Vegas, Nevada he has been responsible for many large and complex projects. Ken is familiar with the Las Vegas Convention Center having already participated in the Master Plan Enhancement Project in 2011. Unique Knowledge for this Project • Proposed Project Role Structural Principal

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Designed for the hospitality and resort/convention industry for over 20 years Was Engineer of Record and Lead Structural Project Manager for the LVCC Master Plan Expansion and McCarran’s Terminal 3 Resident of the Las Vegas Valley for over 20 years and is engaged with community organizations including NAIOP, UNLV, and ACEC

Years of Experience 24 Years with Firm 12

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Education Bachelor of Science in General Engineering University of Illinois 1989

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts and Sciences University of Illinois 1990 Registrations Registered Engineer Nevada #013176 LEED Green Associate Affiliations SEASON Member (Structural Engineers Association of Southern Nevada) Design-Build Institute of America AISC Member ACEC Member NAIOP Las Vegas Member Judge

Las Vegas Convention Center Master Plan Enhancement Proejct Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $800,000,000 Size: 90,000 s.f. Structural engineering design for the centerpiece of the Master Plan Enhancement Project (MPEP), as the expansion was called, which included a new 1,200-foot-long Grand Concourse, along with design for the new mass transit facilities and a 300 foot long enclosed pedestrian bridge to the Las Vegas Monorail. McCarran International Airport Terminal 3 Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $1,200,000,000 Size: 1,800,000 s.f. The project includes an underground ATS Station connecting passengers to an existing 30 gate concourse. Las Vegas Convention Center Expansion Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $242,000,000 Size: 2,200,000 s.f. New 1,200 foot long Grand Concourse, along with design for the new mass transit facilities and a 300 foot long enclosed pedestrian bridge to the Las Vegas Monorail. Echelon Place - The Meeting Center Las Vegas, Nevada Echelon Place was planned to encompass four hotel towers, retail, the fourth largest convention center in Las Vegas, two theaters and three parking garages on 87 acres. The convention building, known as the Meeting Center, is 800 feet long with no expansion joints and used some of the largest buckling restrained braces ever manufactured in the lateral system.

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Dennis Wittry

PE SE

Senior Principal | Walter P Moore Dennis Wittry will ensure that a creative, cost-efficient structural solution is utilized for all elements in the project and bring to the project his extensive design experience of convention center facilities. He will serve as a technical resource to the project design team as structural concepts are considered and developed, participate on the firm’s Design Conceptualization and Review Committee, monitor and provide input to structural portion of the project as it develops and offer a visible and informed secondary client contact point for the communication of special client needs or concerns. Dennis has over 22 years of diversified structural engineering management and design experience, including some of Walter P Moore’s largest and most challenging projects. Dennis has served as both as Principal in Charge and Project Manager on numerous convention centers, office buildings, public facilities, sports, higher education, and healthcare projects. Unique Knowledge for this Project

Proposed Project Role Structural Principal In Charge

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Extensive large scale project experience with Fentress and PGAL Structural Project Manager for McCarran International Airport Experience includes Las Vegas Convention Center Expansion, McCarran International Airport Terminal 3

Years of Experience 22 Years with Firm 22 Education Master of Science, Engineering University of Texas at Austin 1993 Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering Texas A&M University 1991 Registrations Registered Engineer Nevada #16286 Plus 22 Additional States Affiliations American Concrete Institute Architecture Center Houston Foundation, Board Member

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Las Vegas Convention Center Expansion Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $242,000,000 Size: 2,200,000 s.f. Walter P Moore provided structural engineering design for the centerpiece of the expansion, which included a new 1,200 foot long Grand Concourse, along with design for the new mass transit facilities and a 300 foot long enclosed pedestrian bridge to the Las Vegas Monorail. George R. Brown Convention Center Renovation Houston, Texas Cost: $176,000,000 Size: 186,000 s.f. The convention center renovation was partly spurred by an effort to reshape East Downtown for the 2017 Super Bowl. The makeover included a central entrance with a 110 feet structural glazed curtain wall atrium, two additional balconies and an expanded concourse with retail spaces for new restaurants. NRG Center Houston, Texas Cost: $150,000,000 Size: 1,300,000 s.f. The 710,000 SF exhibit hall can be divided into 11 increments ranging in size from 40,000 to 168,000 SF. The concrete filled steel columns our team chose provided substantial savings in the construction cost. McAllen Convention Center McAllen, Texas Cost: $50,000,000 Size: 170,000 s.f. The facility includes a 60,000 sf column free exhibit hall, an 11,000 square foot ballroom and 25,000 square feet of meeting rooms. Circulation, support, service and other space add another 75,000 square feet. In addition to conventions, the exhibit hall hosts local sporting events and concerts.

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Martin Augustyniak Facade and Roof Cladding Specialst | Walter P Moore Martin Augustyniak will direct the day-to-day efforts of the entire enclosure engineering design team. He will be the client’s primary day-to-day contact throughout the duration of the project. His responsibilities will include management of production activities, systems development, coordination, and construction administration. He will provide ongoing guidance and insight into the design process and be responsible for accurate, complete, and wellcoordinated documentation. Martin will serve as specialty consultant to our design team with particular focus on evaluating, selecting, and implementing attractive and cost-efficient roof and façade structure. In filling this role, he will build on his 15 years of hands-on design and supply-side experience in the delivery of over a dozen major sports venues globally Unique Knowledge for this Project • Proposed Project Role Facade and Roof Cladding Specialist Years of Experience 23 Years with Firm 3 Education Master of Engineering Pennsylvania State University Bachelor of Science, Engineering University of Buffalo Affiliations American Institute of Steel Construction American Society of Civil Engineers American Society of Testing and Materials American Welding Society

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Developed research initiatives through product line diversification and expansion Ensures cladding solutions were properly developed, tested, specified, manufactured, and installed Creative thinker and product developer in this emerging field, holding three related patents

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Minnesota United Stadium St. Paul, Minnesota Cost: $150,000,000 Size: 20,000 seats The stadium façade features a series of undulating arcs around the perimeter and the first large scale installation of a laminated, woven polytetrafluoroethylene in North America. These arcs give the stadium façade a truly dynamic appearance. The translucent building skin will protect fans from the elements while still allowing a view into the stadium from the exterior. Los Angeles NFL Entertainment District Los Angeles, California Cost: $2,600,000,000 Size: 3,100,000 s.f. The stadium will anchor the new Hollywood Park entertainment district in Inglewood, which will include an adjacent 6,000-seat performance venue, up to 890,000 square feet of retail and up to 300 hotel rooms. Once complete, the 800,000 SFETFE roof will be the largest single skin structure in the United States Daily’s Place at EverBank Field Jacksonville, Florida Cost: $52,300,000 Size: 230,000 s.f. 230,000-square-foot space will provide both a new covered practice field for the team and a year-round space for fan activities including a 5,000seat amphitheater. The signature element of the planned south-end zone activation zone is a single canopy, fabric tensioned roof structure. Rogers Centre Roof Modernization Toronto, Ontario, Canada Walter P Moore was selected as their engineer of choice by the Owner to make needed improvements to the roof mechanization systems and controls to modernize the retractable roof of Rogers Centre. The modernization of the roof concentrates on conserving energy and related operational efficiency while providing improved reliability, safety, diagnostic capability and system redundancy.

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R2H Engineering, Inc. (DBE) Structural Engineer

R2H is committed to design excellence and to delivering a high-quality product that meets the client’s needs. R2H strives to provide excellent client service at all times, and to understand the client’s technical and non-technical needs and to deliver the product on time, on budget, and in a manner that enables the client’s success. R2H services include civil and structural engineering for water/wastewater, commercial buildings, and transportation projects and environmental engineering for private, public and federal clients. R2H also provides forensic services and construction management. R2H employees represent the firm with integrity and work together to achieve the company’s objectives. Working for a small business, R2H employees recognize and embrace the fact that they are responsible for the success of each project and ultimately the success of the firm. Founded in 1993 as a Nevada Corporation, Robert C. Hendershot and Robert H. Hendershot and Associates combined to form R2H Engineering, Inc.

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Relevant Experience includes: • Las Vegas Convention Center Independent Peer Review, Las Vegas, NV • Signature Pavilion, Las Vegas, NV • Bluehost Data Center, Provo, UT • Warm Springs Storage and Maintenance Facility, Clark County, NV • Buzzard Eye Institute, Las Vegas, NV • Laughlin Pedestrian Bridge, Clark County, NV

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Chris Wunsch Lead Structural Engineer | R2H Engineering Chris Wunsch has 19 years of experience as a lead structural engineer in design, plan preparation, quality control, specifications and construction supervision of highway and railroad bridges. Bridge design including abutments, retaining walls, prestressed concrete, steel, and timber spans, hammerhead and frame piers, drilled shaft, spread footing and pile foundations. Chris also brings bridge load rating experience, construction inspection services and forensic investigation, analysis and reporting.

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

Proposed Project Role Structural Engineer Years of Experience 10 Years with Firm 9 Education Bachelor of Science Civil Engineering 1995 Registrations Registered Engineer Nevada 2007

Bluehost Data Center Provo, Utah R2H provided the structural and civil services for this new center. The civil portion involved the development of the site plan, grading plan, utility and drainage plan and the SWWP Plan. Construction Administration services were also provided, including RFI and submittal review and site visits. Laughlin Pedestrian Bridge Clark County, Nevada R2H provided structural engineering services for the Laughlin Regional Heritage Greenway Trail. This includes structural calculations and drawings, written specifications, and structural engineering support during the bid period. This pedestrian bridge spans over SR-163 with towers and abutments on both ends, box-culvert equestrian underpass bridge with wing walls on each end, and three prefabricated shade structures for restrooms. Also included were picnic pavilions, RV shelters, horse corral shade, and signage. TNT Farms Occidental Road Barn Sebastopol, California This 10,000 square foot barn was constructed with a full basement and a 1,000-square-foot mezzanine. R2H provided design for 2,800 square feet of covered outdoor space and a 1,000-square-foot driveway under the deck. Environmental safety and energy efficiency codes were used in the design of this premium agricultural barn. The uniquely-shaped barn was designed to use full-height precast panels which required special designs for attachments and hold downs. Decatur Jones Las Vegas, Nevada Structural design and preparation of construction documents for reservoir and all related structures for the project. A concrete reservoir with 18-foot vertical walls at the perimeter, a two-way top slab with columns, footings, and drop panels on a 20-foot grid, and a 6 Â˝ inch-thick bottom slab on grade which slopes at approximate 0.2 feet per foot, for the first 40 feet and is then flat. Size and number of basins vary depending on final capacity requirements with the proposed structure having two basins approximately 200-foot-wide and 300 feet long.

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Dana Ames Project Manager | R2H Engineering Dana Ames has 26 years of experience in civil and structural engineering. Mr. Ames is a licensed civil and structural engineer with design experience in earth retaining, water/wastewater, architectural and transportation structures, detention basins, pump station, water treatment facilities, box culverts and vaults. These include new construction, rehabilitation and seismic retrofit of existing structures. He conducted many aspects of project processes such as negotiations, schematic design, preliminary layout and design, final design, detailing, specifications, construction administration and quality control

Proposed Project Role Structural Project Manager Years of Experience 16 Years with Firm 10

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Education Master of Science Structural Design 1992 Bachelor of Science Civil Engineering 1988 Bachelor of Science Physics 1988 Registrations Professional Engineer Nevada #1994 plu 5 additional states

Convention Center South Expansion Las Vegas, Nevada An addition of 1.3 million square feet of display area and meeting rooms at the convention center. The building consists of 1 million square feet of display space on two floors. The second floor was designed for HS-20 truck traffic and a 300 psf live loading on the floor. Building was constructed out of steel on drilled shafts. The second-floor exhibit areas were designed for an extremely large 300 psf live load and designed on a fast track schedule. Searless Car Wash Las Vegas, Nevada The project is a five-bay car wash, vacuum bay, and maintenance building. The bay canopies are 60’x 18’ and constructed of steel tube columns and a steel canopy cover. The maintenance building was constructed of masonry walls with a steel deck roof system and conventional footings. The slab has a sump area in each bay approximately 5’ x 5’ x 4’6” deep. Bluehost Data Center Provo, Utah R2H provided the structural and civil services for this new center. The civil portion involved the development of the site plan, grading plan, utility and drainage plan and the SWWP Plan. Construction Administration services were also provided, including RFI and submittal review and site visits. Warm Springs Storage and Maintenance Facility Clark County, Nevada This project completed the construction of a 7,200-square foot storage and maintenance building. The building is 120 feet long and 60 feet wide with a 16-foot minimum eave height. The proposed building included three 20 foot bays with 14-foot-wide garage door openings for maintenance of vehicles, a restroom, and one 20-foot bay open on three sides to be used for covered storage.

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ME Engineers, Inc. Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing Engineer, Lighting

Founded in 1981, ME Engineers, Inc. provides clients worldwide with innovative and practical engineering solutions for projects of all sizes and complexity. They take pride in wellintegrated building solutions that create the most functional, resource efficient, and environmentally responsive systems possible. As one of the top green design firms in the US, sustainable design is standard operating procedure. ME provides a full range of mechanical and electrical consulting services as well as LEED consulting, energy modeling, technology systems design, AV systems design, commissioning services and lighting design. ME Engineers has provided MEP and special systems design for over 4.3 million square feet of convention center space, ranging from small systems improvements to new, multi-purpose centers. ME has participated in the planning and design efforts for many convention centers, such as the Colorado Convention Center, Pasadena Convention Center, and currently the Miami Beach Convention Center and Lexington Convention Center. Their work in this sector and other large-scale project types also brings the experience of working within large, diverse teaming arrangements. They have teamed with many local and MWBE certified engineers to deliver coordinated designs and know how to communicate with teams blending architecture firms and contractors. Their breadth of expertise means they can provide a full range of services to their clients, while maintaining their expertise and focus on building systems. Their experience in these related disciplines also gives them the background to work with other team members seamlessly. For example, having a dedicated lighting, low-voltage and AV groups, they are able to anticipate how their work interacts with those disciplines. This in-depth knowledge allows for a seamless design process and minimized coordination issues during construction. Specific to this pursuit, ME has worked extensively with Fentress Architects on several convention center projects as well as many other project types. They have assigned staff to their team who have established relationships with these architects and expertise with these project types. ME Engineers completed the successful T-Mobile Arena project recently, giving them recent and relevant knowledge of Las Vegas and Clark County processes and requirements. The firm draws from their extensive portfolio of large-scale indoor facilities to bring a fresh perspective to each project. They utilize lessons learned from their experience to improve each project and push the design envelope forward to provide the most successful projects for their clients.

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Relevant Experience includes: • Miami Beach Convention Center, Miami Beach, FL * • Colorado Convention Center Expansion, Denver, CO* • Pasadena Convention Center, Pasadena, CA * • Palm Springs Convention Center, Palm Springs, CA * • Santa Fe Convention Center, Santa Fe, NM* • T-Mobile Arena, Las Vegas, NV • UNLV Thomas and Mack Center, Las Vegas, NV • Lexington Convention Center, Lexington, KY • Pueblo Convention Center Addition, Pueblo, CO • Prescott Valley Convention and Event Center, Prescott Valley, AZ • Two Rivers Convention Center, Grand Junction, CO • Astrodomain Exhibition Hall, Houston, TX • Evansville Arena, Evansville, IN • Cedar Park Event Center, Cedar Park, TX • Allen Event Center, Allen, TX • Huntington Center, Toledo, OH • 1st Bank Center, Broomfield, CO • Santa Ana Star Center, Rio Rancho, NM • CenturyLink Center, Omaha, NE

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Brian Unekis PE Principal | ME Engineers Inc. Brian Unekis has a wide variety of experience on many project types including retractable roof stadia, multi-building campuses, convention facilities, hospitality, research facilities and health/fitness. Brian has expertise in management of large, fast track and complex project types including projects completed in international markets in Europe and the Middle East. He stresses building and maintaining client relationships while delivering successful, on-time projects. As MEP Principal in Charge, Brian will administer the contract with Fentress and with our sub-consultants. He will interface with the overall team and local partner leadership to ensure a smooth design process. He will also oversee internal staffing and provide QA/QC. Unique Knowledge for this Project • • Proposed Project Role MEP Principal In Charge

Worked on over 1,800,000 square feet of convention space completed numerous successful large scale and complex projects Brings a large variety of experience and perspective across many project types including large-scale Convention Center expansions/ renovations, conditioning of large volume indoor spaces, complex phased renovations, and work in hot desert climates Breadth of experience brings a perspective that allows outside the box thinking and cross-platform ideas during the conceptual and schematic phases.

Years of Experience 20 Years with Firm 18

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Education Bachelor of Science, Architectural Engineering Kansas State University

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

Registrations Registered Engineer Colorado #PE.0035816 Plus 1 Additional States Affiliations ASHRAE - American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineers DBIA – Design-Build Institute of America

Colorado Convention Center Expansion Denver, Colorado Cost: $351,273,000 Size: 3,760,000 s.f. The expansion included 600,000 square feet of exhibit space, 35,000 square feet of meeting space, a new 50,000 square feet ballroom, 5,000-fixed seat auditorium, a pedestrian bridge between the convention center and the performing arts complex and a new 1,000-space parking garage. Pasadena Convention Center Pasadena, California Cost: $128,900,000 Size: 185,000 s.f. This remodeling of the existing Convention Center complex included a new 110,000-square-foot exhibit hall, five-story parking structure, and a new ballroom. The project consisted of relocating and adapting existing MEP utilities, demolition of existing exhibit hall and ballroom structures and new construction without any interruption of use. The facility achieved LEED Gold certification. Century Link Center Omaha, Nebraska Cost: $291,000,000 Size: 1,030,000 s.f. This facility provides the City of Omaha with a Convention Center and Arena to attract and keep entertainment and tourism dollars in the region. ME Engineers provided the complete mechanical, electrical, plumbing, sports lighting, architectural lighting, and special systems design. Summerlin Ballpark Summerlin, Nevada Cost: $85,000,000 Size: 8,000 seats The facility will house year round staff and facilities and will host a multitude of year round events including concerts and MLB exhibition games. Features within the facility include a team store, offices, open main concourse, luxury suites, press area, and a large main commissary.

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Roger Lommis PE Principal | ME Engineers Inc. Roger Loomishas been with ME as a Principal and Mechanical Project Manager since 1995. He began his career in the San Francisco bay area in the early 1980’s in equipment sales and as a design/build mechanical contractor. Roger’s background in contracting gives him practical experience with construction, making him a key resource for ME’s design-build practice. Some of his notable projects include: Yankee Stadium, Miami Marlins, and the new 49ers Stadium. He brings personal attention and focus to each project. As Lead Mechanical Engineer, Roger will oversee the engineering staff and document production for that discipline. He will also interface with other disciplines and design team members. Unique Knowledge for this Project • • Proposed Project Role Lead Mechanical Engineer

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Years of Experience 35 Years with Firm 22 Education Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering California Polytechnic State University Registrations Registered Engineer Colorado #PE.0030868 Plus 15 Additional States Affiliations ASHRAE – American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineers

Led the mechanical design on over 3,300,00 square feet of convention space Comprehensive knowledge of design air distribution in high volume exhibit halls Pronounced understanding of the complexity of design for flexible exhibits halls Experience includes phasing the new mechanical systems into the current system while keeping the system operational for shows during construction

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Miami Beach Convention Center Miami, Florida Cost: $513,000,000 Size: 1,435,000 s.f. ME is providing complete mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and lighting design. The makeover includes an exhibit hall, ballroom, meeting space, along with support spaces. The plan also includes new outdoor spaces that will link the convention center to the city. Designed to achieve LEED Silver. Colorado Convention Center Expansion Denver, Colorado Cost: $351,273,,000 Size: 3,760,000 s.f. ME provided the MP design for anexpansion that included 600,000 square feet of exhibit space, 35,000 square feet of meeting space, a new 50,000 SF ballroom, 5,000 fixed seat auditorium, a pedestrian bridge between the convention center and the performing arts complex and a new 1,000 space parking garage. Pasadena Convention Center Pasadena, California Cost: $128,900,000 Size: 185,000 s.f. This remodeling of the existing Convention Center complex included a new 110,000 square foot exhibit hall, 5-story parking structure, and a new ballroom. The project consisted of relocating and adapting existing MEP utilities, demolition of existing exhibit hall and ballroom structures and new construction without any interruption of use. The facility achieved LEED Gold certification. Palm Springs Convention Center Palm Springs, Ccalifornia Cost: $32,500,000 Size: 120,000 s.f. ME provided the complete mechanical, electrical and plumbing design for this expansion and remodel of the existing convention center. The expansion consisted of new exhibit space, meeting rooms, pre-function and food service areas.

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Robert McCoy PE Principal | ME Engineers Inc. Bob McCoy is a Principal and Electrical Project Manager with ME since 1991. Over the past 15 years, his primary responsibilities have been the technical review and verification of in-house designs, determination of project scope, conceptualization of new electrical systems, and the coordination and overall management of the project electrical teams. His background as a facilities engineer and manager of construction brings experience troubleshooting unique electrical systems. Bob’s particular strengths include attention to detail and personal investment in the success of each project. As Lead Electircal Engineer, Bob will oversee the engineering staff and document production for that discipline. He will also interface with other disciplines and design team members. Unique Knowledge for this Project •

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Years of Experience 36 Years with Firm 25

Led the electrical design on over 3,300,00 square feet of convention space. Extensive experienced in remodels and expansions of convention space. Comprehensive knowledge of disruption systems of exhibit halls including below grade and above grade power systems. Strong understanding of the need of unique lighting controls for convention space.

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Education Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering, University of Colorado, Denver Registrations Registered Engineer Colorado #PE.0026381 Plus 25 Additional States

Miami Beach Convention Center Miami, Florida Cost: $513,000,000 Size: 1,435,000 s.f. ME is providing complete mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and lighting design. The makeover includes an exhibit hall, ballroom, meeting space, along with support spaces. The plan also includes new outdoor spaces that will link the convention center to the city. Designed to achieve LEED Silver. Colorado Convention Center Expansion Denver, Cclorado Cost: $351,273,000 Size: 3,760,000 s.f The expansion included 600,000 SF of exhibit space, 35,000 SF of meeting space, a new 50,000 SF ballroom, 5,000 fixed seat auditorium, a pedestrian bridge between the convention center and the performing arts complex and a new 1,000 space parking garage. ME provided the MP design. Pasadena Convention Center Pasadena, California Cost: $128,900,000 Size: 185,000 s.f. This remodeling of the existing Convention Center complex included a new 110,000 SF exhibit hall, 5-story parking structure, and a new ballroom. The project consisted of relocating and adapting existing MEP utilities, demolition of existing exhibit hall and ballroom structures and new construction without any interruption of use. The facility achieved LEED Gold certification. Century Link Center Omaha, Nebraska Cost: $291,000,000 Size: 1,030,000 s.f. This facility provides the City of Omaha with a Convention Center and Arena to attract and keep entertainment and tourism dollars in the region. ME Engineers provided the complete mechanical, electrical, plumbing, sports lighting, architectural lighting, and special systems design.

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David Groulx Principal | ME Engineers Inc. Davd Groulx’s experience has included managing and engineering plumbing systems and fire protection design with specialties such as lab gasses, process piping, and chemical fire suppression systems. He places great emphasis on producing the highest quality design on time and within budget. He has designed all types of Fire Protection Systems including wet, dry, and protection systems for commercial facilities including high rises in excess of forty stories David will be our lead plumbing engineer and will oversee the engineering staff and document production for that discipline. Unique Knowledge for this Project • •

Proposed Project Role Lead Plumbing Engineer Years of Experience 29 Years with Firm 14 Education Technical Degree, Drafting and Computer Aided Drafting Phoenix College

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Led the plumbing design on over 3,300,00 square feet of convention space. Pronounced understanding in the complexity of long plumbing lines need for convention spaces. Experience with the challenges that expansion/renovation brings. Comprehensive knowledge in connecting new plumbing to existing plumbing to achieve optimal performance.

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Miami Beach Convention Center Miami, Florida Cost: $513,000,000 Size: 1,435,000 s.f. ME is providing complete mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and lighting design. The makeover includes an exhibit hall, ballroom, meeting space, along with support spaces. The plan also includes new outdoor spaces that will link the convention center to the city. Designed to achieve LEED Silver. Colorado Convention Center Expansion Denver, Colorado Cost: $351,273,000 Size: 3,760,000 s.f. ME provided the MP design for an expansion that included 600,000 square feet of exhibit space, 35,000 square feet of meeting space, a new 50,000 square foot ballroom, 5,000 fixed seat auditorium, a pedestrian bridge between the convention center and the performing arts complex and a new 1,000 space parking garage. Pasadena Convention Center Pasadena, California Cost: $128,900,000 Size: 185,000 s.f. This remodeling of the existing Convention Center complex included a new 110,000 SF exhibit hall, 5-story parking structure, and a new ballroom. The project consisted of relocating and adapting existing MEP utilities, demolition of existing exhibit hall and ballroom structures and new construction without any interruption of use. The facility achieved LEED Gold certification. Palm Springs Convention Center Palm Springs, California Cost: $32,500,000 Size: 120,000 s.f.

ME provided the complete mechanical, electrical and plumbing design for this expansion and remodel of the existing convention center. The expansion consisted of new exhibit space, meeting rooms, pre-function and food service areas.

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Joy Yamada IALD Principal | ME Engineers Inc. Joy Yamada specializes in both interior and exterior architectural lighting and is a key player in the design process within the firm. She has produced lighting designs for various projects including commercial office buildings, master plans for commercial and residential complexes, hospitality, private residences, historic preservation, sports and entertainment venues. Her experience provides a unique perspective to the design process while supporting and reinforcing the architectural design intent. Joy will be the lead lighting engineer and will oversee the engineering staff and document production for that discipline. Unique Knowledge for this Project • • •

Proposed Project Role Lead Lighting Engineer Years of Experience 28 Years with Firm 24 Education Bachelor of Science, Architectural Engineering Illumination, University of Colorado, Denver Registrations N/A Affiliations IALD – International Association of Lighting Designers IESNA - Illuminating Engineering Society of North America DLF - Designers Lighting Forum USGBC LEED Accredited Professional

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Strong understanding of the need of unique lighting controls for convention space. Comprehensive knowledge of quality of light needed and how they are controlled to adapt to each function of use. Understands the challenges of maintenance of high ceilings and keeps this in mind while creating the lighting design. Extensive experience in designing for large volume of space while keeping human scale in mind.

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Miami Beach Convention Center Miami, Florida Cost: $513,000,000 Size: 1,435,000 s.f. ME is providing complete mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and lighting design. The makeover includes an exhibit hall, ballroom, meeting space, along with support spaces. The plan also includes new outdoor spaces that will link the convention center to the city. Designed to achieve LEED Silver. Palm Springs Convention Center Palm Springs, California Cost: $32,500,000 Size: 120,000 s.f. ME provided the complete mechanical, electrical and plumbing design for this expansion and remodel of the existing convention center. The expansion consisted of exhibit space, meeting rooms, pre-function and food service. Santa Fe Convention Center Santa Fe, New Mexico Cost: $50,939.263 Size: 262,230 s.f. ME provided the MEP design. This facility replaced the aged Sweeney Center and was designed with a traditional Southwestern style, complete with flat roofs, adobe walls, rounded corners and earth colors. The facility also has sustainable elements including a green roof, designed to deflect desert heat and day-lighting. The facility achieved LEED Gold Certification. PPG Paints Arena Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Cost: $321,000,000 Size: 680,000 s.f. ME Engineers’ scope included complete Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing and Technology/low voltage systems design as well as sports and architectural lighting, fire alarm and life safety systems, ice sheet and ice plant design, security systems design, tele/data system design, and LEED certification support. PPG Paints Arena achieved LEED Gold certification. It is the first NHL arena to achieve LEED certification under the LEED for New Construction rating system.

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FEA Engineers Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing Engineer

Located in Las Vegas, Nevada, FEA Consulting Engineers has been operating since 1989 as a full service engineering firm, specializing in Hospitality, Gaming, Commercial, and Retail space designs. The firm has grown to be one of the largest mechanical and electrical firms in Nevada. Owners, Robert P. Finnegan, PE, and Boyd L. Erickson, CPD, have more than 70 years of combined experience in the mechanical, plumbing, electrical and fire protection fields. Our staff of engineers, designers, Revit/CADD operators and support staff has extensive experience designing projects varying from $5,000 retrofits to $500 million (ground up) systems. FEA Consulting Engineers specializes in large projects that require intense attention to coordinate the various requirements of mechanical and electrical systems. FEAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s attention to sound engineering applications, along with a high level of service, provides clients the assurance of a successful project that meets their needs and budget. Our philosophy is to identify and program space requirements and equipment locations early in the project design, knowing that these spaces must be adequate at the preliminary stage, so the building design can progress and further space allotments are not necessary. In addition, our coordination efforts are enhanced by a systematic in-house checking process that reveals, beforehand, many of the discipline coordination issues that occur on large projects. FEA Consulting Engineersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; involvement in convention space Mechanical, Electrical, and Low Voltage design insures maximum adaptability for the various functions that could be held in the space. Our involvement in the Las Vegas market has exposed us to one of the largest and most diverse convention destinations in the world. Essentially, any and all types of events have been addressed in these facilities. We feel this experience is invaluable to Ownerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s creating versatile convention environments. Since convention space is used sporadically, and often there is a significant amount of time utilized for setting up the event, a more versatile HVAC system adapting to the various loads of the space is needed. A system designed with this in mind utilizes significantly less energy and insures the ability to adapt the large diversity of space utilization.

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Relevant Experience includes: • Gaylord Texas, Dallas, TX • MGM Convention Center, Las Vegas, NV • Gaylord Palms, Orlando, FL • Mandalay Convention Center, Las Vegas, NV • JW Marriott, Resort at Summerlin Convention Center, Las Vegas, NV • Venetian (Sands) Convention Expo Center, Las Vegas, NV • Green Valley Ranch Convention Facilities, Henderson, NV • World Market Center, Las Vegas, NV • Cosmopolitan Resort, Las Vegas, NV • MGM Foxwoods Resort, Mashantucket, CT • Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Expansion, Las Vegas, NV • Barona Ranch Resort, San Diego, CA • South Point Hotel and Casino, Las Vegas, NV

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Robert Finnegan PE President | FEA Consulting Engineers Robert Finnegan is actively involved in the conceptual stage of projects, energy analysis life cycle costing, supervision of computational fluid dynamic (CFD) modeling, and code interpretation issues. He is also involved as the responsible charge of FEA’s Team Engineering approach. Robert has 40 years of experience providing engineering services for hotel/ casino resorts in Las Vegas, Nevada, as well as for many prominent projects throughout the United States, Asia and the Caribbean. He received the ASHRAE Presidential Award of Excellence for the Las Vegas Chapter. Unique Knowledge Relating to this Project

Proposed Project Role Mechanical/Plumbing Engineer

• Provided unique approach to convention space for non-activity and loading periods of time. • Developed large systems that are more adaptable to the various types of conventions held. • Has provided design for over 10,000,000 square feet in Las Vegas, Nevada • Provided sustainability concepts for energy wasting spaces. • Developed air distribution techniques to minimize ductwork and increase efficiency.

Years of Experience 40 Years with Firm 17 Education Bachelor of Science Engineering University of Nevada, Las Vegas 1986 Registrations Registered Engineer Nevada #007307 Plus 14 Additional States Affiliations Member of the Clark County Building Department Combined Board of Appeals (appointed member since 1990) Member American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) 35 years. ASHRAE Southern Nevada Young Engineer of the year 1988- 89 ASHRAE Southern Nevada Chapter President Member NFPA

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE MGM Grand Convention Center Expansion Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $130,000,000 Size: 250,000 s.f. The existing 3 story convention center will be extended south towards the customer parking garage. The existing customer owned medium voltage transformers and 480V distribution boards where evaluated for load and determined to have enough space capacity to service the new expansion. FEA was able to save the owner money by not having to extend their medium voltage distribution and provide a new transformer to serve the expansion. The existing generator was also evaluated for load and had space capacity to extend emergency power distribution to the expansion for egress lighting. World Market Center Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $550,000,000 Size: 5,000,000 s.f. World Market Center is one of the most unique building complexes in the United States. 5,000,000 square feet of showroom space, coupled with highly stylized building concepts and sporadic use, HVAC systems had to be extremely adaptable. The buildings designed by FEA have utilized maximum flexibility and innovation in terms of “idling” the building during times of low occupancy. Gaylord Texas Resort and Convention Center Dallas, Texas Cost: $500,000,000 Size: 2,330,333 s.f. This 400,000 SF convention facility includes a 4.5-acre atrium and 1,511 room hotel facility. FEA provided the engineering optimizing mechanical space to allow for better duct configurations and constructability. The Gaylord Company has prided itself in creating world class convention spaces that remain extremely popular.

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Ryan Calahan PE LEED AP Principal | FEA Consulting Engineers Ryan Calahan’s responsibilities include Management of Engineering Teams, mechanical and Plumbing equipment and system sizing and selection, preparing Mechanical/Plumbing/Fire Protection Specifications, preparing LEED calculations and documentation, coordination of mechanical and plumbing system requirements with architect and other consultants, mechanical and plumbing construction budget review and coordination, mechanical and plumbing submittal/shop drawing review and field investigations and observations. Unique Knowledge Relating to this Project

Proposed Project Role Mechanical/Plumbing Engineer Years of Experience 14 Years with Firm 12 Education Architectural Engineeering University of Wyoming, 2002 Registrations Registered Engineer Nevada #18930 Plus 11 Additional States Affiliations Member of NCEES Member American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) Member American Society of Plumbing Engineers (ASPE) LEED Accredited Professional by the U.S. Green Building Council

• Designed HVAC and plumbing systems for 1,000,000,000 square feet of convention center, ballroom, meeting room, and kitchen/food service space all around the country • Indoor Air Quality focused, energy efficient, budget conscious designs • 12 years in Southern Nevada has provided invaluable experience working with Clark County Building Department, local contractors, and Las Vegas’s fast pace design and construction build schedules

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Hard Rock Hotel, Casino, and Convention Center Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $750,000,000 Size: 2,000,000 s.f. addition/removal The 2008 expansion included a 7200-ton central plant with campus distribution utility loop feeding existing hotel/casino, new hotel towers, new casino and convention center/concert hall buildings. Advanced HVAC controls system allows the 110,000 square foot convention center to operate in energy saving unoccupied mode, normal occupied mode utilizing variable volume and variable outside air to conserve energy while meeting building cooling and ventilation loads, 100% outside air purge mode to allow for concerts/pyrotechnics, automobile shows, poker tournaments or other events where cigarette smoking is allowed. The HVAC controls also tie into fire alarm to allow for AHU fans to be utilized as part of the emergency smoke control pressurization system. Choctaw Hotel, Casino, Convention Center Durant, Oklahoma Cost: $275,000,000 Size: 500,000 s.f. addition/remodel 2014 addition of 500,000 square feet of low rise including convention center, concert venue, spa, movie theater/bowling lanes/arcade, food court, restaurants, bars, banquet kitchen, and a 14-story, 300 room hotel tower. Rivers Casino Des Plains, Illin Cost: $450,000,000 Size: 147,000 s.f. Advanced HVAC and lighting controls, indoor air quality monitoring, and demand control ventilation strategies helped make Rivers Casino the world’s first LEED certified casino. LEED Gold certified Southern Nevada Supreme Court Building Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $13,000,000 Size: 26,000 s.f. Energy efficient variable refrigerant HVAC system gives maximum occupant comfort and controllability while allowing for limited floor to floor height. LEED Gold Certification in process

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Justin Veilleux PE RCDD LEED AP BD+C Principal | FEA Cohnsulting Engineers Justin Veilleux’s responsibilities at FEA consist of client relations, coordination and design of projects from conceptual drawings to completion of construction drawings, and managing a team of designers and drafters. Justin is a large contributor to the continued development and growth of the Electrical and Low Voltage Division of FEA. As a Consultant, Mr. Veilleux has been responsible for the infrastructure, audio visual, and security/ surveillance design on all of our hospitality projects. His duties include standard based low voltage design, management of AV, CCTV, security and production staff, vendor evaluation, RFP management and specification distribution for applicable systems. Unique Knowledge Relating to this Project

Proposed Project Role Electrical Engineer

• Experience and understanding of Medium Voltage layouts for 12.47KV distribution around the convention center. • Understanding of flexibility of power for convention center spaces utilizing floor boxes, column boxes, and ceiling boxes which contain pin and sleeve connections for temporary event setups. • Lighting layouts of high bay LED lighting for even distribution of illumination across the entire convention floor.

Years of Experience 10 Years with Firm 10 Education Computer Engineering University of Nevada, Las Vegas 2004 Registrations Registered Engineer Nevada #21773 Plus 10 Additional States Affiliations Member of National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying (NCEES) Member of Building Industry Consulting Service International (BICSI) Member U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) LEED AP Building Design + Construction

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Mandalay Bay Convention Center Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $70,000,000 Size: 350,000 s.f. convention space Project was constructed from start to finish in 40 weeks, FEA was an integral part of keeping the fast pace project moving forward. The electrical feed was served from an existing medium voltage switchgear section near the existing convention center. A new medium voltage switchgear lineup was installed with 4 exterior mounted oil filled transformers on each of the convention center for distribution. An existing generator was evaluated for load and had spare capacity to extend emergency power distribution to the expansion for egress lighting. MGM Grand Convention Center Expansion Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $130,000,000 Size: 250,000 s.f. The existing 3 story convention center will be extended south towards the customer parking garage. The existing customer owned medium voltage transformers and 480V distribution boards where evaluated for load and determined to have enough space capacity to service the new expansion. FEA was able to save the owner money by not having to extend their medium voltage distribution and provide a new transformer to serve the expansion. The existing generator was also evaluated for load and had space capacity to extend emergency power distribution to the expansion for egress lighting.

Registered Communications Distribution Designer (RCDD)

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Boyd Erickson, Jr.

CPD

Vice President | FEA Consulting Engineers Boyd Erickson is responsible for client/staff coordination, supervising onsite inspections and follow-up, Redi-check Quality Assurance procedures and proposal and contract implementations. Boyd has been in the consulting engineering field for over 37 years. During this time he has been responsible for the design of over 79,000 hotel rooms, over 3,000,000 SF of convention and meeting room space and over 40 central plants with capacities over 5,000 tons. Unique Knowledge Relating to this Project • Responsible charge for multiple renovation and expansion projects at the facility over the past decade including the recent North and South hall’s food venues remodel and expansion.

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Proosed Project Role Plumbing Engineer Years of Experience 38 Years with Firm 27 Education Mechanical Engineering University of Utah 1986 Affiliations Certified in Plumbing Design (CPD) 1992 to present Member American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) ASHRAE Southern Nevada – Citizen of the Year 1993-94 ASHRAE Southern Nevada – Chapter President 1994-95 Member American Society of Plumbing Engineers ( ASPE) Member National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) Member U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC)

Beau Rivage Resort and Casino Biloxi, Mississippi Cost: $500,000,000 Size: 65,000 s.f. meeting/ballroom space FEA played an important design role in the rebuild of the casino in 2005 after Hurricane Katrina. The 3,200,000 square foot casino had to be completely remodeled on a tight 8-month schedule, a project this size would normally take up to 20 months, the renovation was completed by August 2006. MGM Grand Convention Center Expansion Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $130,000,000 Size: 250,000 s.f. The existing 3 story convention center will be extended south towards the customer parking garage. The existing customer owned medium voltage transformers and 480V distribution boards where evaluated for load and determined to have enough space capacity to service the new expansion. FEA was able to save the owner money by not having to extend their medium voltage distribution and provide a new transformer to serve the expansion. The existing generator was also evaluated for load and had space capacity to extend emergency power distribution to the expansion for egress lighting. Green Valley Ranch Station Casinos Henderson, Nevada Cost: $295,000,000 Size: 55,000 s.f. meeting/conference space The Green Valley Ranch Resort single handedly raised the bar in the “local” casino market. State-of-the-art Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) techniques including Computational Fluid Dynamic (CFD) modeling to achieve ultimate IAQ and also aesthetic placement of the air distribution devices sets this resort apart from the rest. World Market Center Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $550,000,000 Size: 5,000,000 s.f. World Market Center is one of the most unique building complexes in the United States. 5,000,000 square feet of showroom space, coupled with highly stylized building concepts and sporadic use, HVAC systems had to be extremely adaptable. The buildings designed by FEA have utilized maximum flexibility and innovation in terms of “idling” the building during times of low occupancy.

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Coherent Design (SBE) Wifi, Audio Visual, Acoustics, IT, Telecommunications

Coherent Design is an independent consultancy providing design, counsel, and project management for audiovisual systems, acoustics, theatre systems, and ELV systems infrastructure for our clients that require state of the art audio, video, acoustics, and theatre systems. They offer design support for IT infrastructure, security, surveillance, theatrical/performance lighting, and 3D projection mapping. The firm, with offices in Las Vegas, Nevada and Hong Kong, provides these services to architects, owners, designers, and institutions around the world. Coherent Design is passionate about developing compelling technology solutions that help people engage, share, and experience. They have a commitment to innovation, aesthetics, and customer satisfaction. The firm is privately owned and managed by its partners who have a strong belief that principal involvement in each project is crucial to successful implementation, and sustainable design is of utmost importance. The partners have a combined experience of over 38 years including a blend of management, consultation, and operations experience and are the vital link between clients and the firm. Coherent Design professionals help to integrate these principles into all projects.

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Relevant Experience includes: • Choctaw Grand Theatre, Durant, OK • Comcast Technology Center • Texas Live!, Arlington, TX • Solaire Theatre of the Performing Arts, Manila, Philippines • Google TechTalk, Global • Converse Headquarters, Boston, MA • Galaxy Hotel and Casino, Las Vegas, NV • Wynn Palace, Las Vegas, NV • Hotel D, Las Vegas, NV • Crown Towers Perth, Australia • City of Dreams, Macau • Resorts World Las Vegas, Las Vegas, NV

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David Starck Principal, Director of Engineering | Coherent Design Oversees all engineering for projects as well as AV design David Starck’s work includes leadership, strategy, and design. He manages and leads the entire engineering staff. David has designed hundreds of projects in seven countries from performing arts to large corporate and entertainment. Unique Knowledge Relating to this Project

Designed AV systems for numerous large scale projects.

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Proosed Project Role AV Design Years of Experience 23 Years with Firm 6 Education Bachelor of Arts in Theatre Technologies Carnegie Mellon University

Resorts World Las Vegas Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $4,000,000,000 Size: 250,000 s.f. The plans of Malaysia-based Genting Group for the site on the Strip’s northern end include a 100,000-square-foot casino, dining options of authentic Asian cuisine and retail space designed to attract younger gamblers. Solaire Theatre of the Performing Arts Manila, Philippines Cost: $7,500,000 Size: 1,760 seats State of the art facility designed as a traditional Lyric style theatre. The facility’s technical systems including audio, acoustics, theatrical lighting, stage systems, rigging, and back of house support facilities. The sound system includes Meyer Sound’s Constellation electronic acoustical enhancement system allowing the theatre’s engineers to set the acoustical environment for the particular event. Choctaw Grand Theater Durant, Oklahoma Cost: $150,000,000 Size: 30,000 s.f. The project consists of a new 3,200 seat concert and events center, nearly 30,000 square feet of convention and meeting space, as well as a new hotel tower. Coherent Design’s scope included audio, video, theatrical lighting, rigging and acoustic design of the concert and meeting spaces. The technology includes new line array speakers from Berkeley California based Meyer Sound and includes one of the first indoor installations of Meyer Leo and Lyon speaker systems. Galaxy Hotel Casino Macau, SAR China Cost: $4,500,000,000 Size: 4,800,000 s.f. Responsible for designing the entirety of the audio and video systems for the project. Two hotels, a JW Marriott and Ritz Carlton, are included in this massive project. Coherent Design selected Biamp Systems as the property wide audio processor. The Biamp DSP is the largest Biamp system ever designed and implemented into a project. The entire property is served by an IPTV video distribution system.

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Paul Cullum Principal | Coherent Design Project Engineer Telecommunications With over 20 years of experience as a telecommunications engineer, Paul Cullum is a passionate designer and project manager working with and for a variety of telecommunications companies including, C&W, ADC, Vodafone, Energis, Marconi, Lucent, NTL, and the British Government. Unique Knowledge Relating to this Project Designed AV and Control systems for large scale hotels and convention centers

Proposed Project Role Project Engineer Telecommunications Years of Experience 20 Years with Firm 5

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Wynn Palace Macau, SAR China Cost: $4,400,000,000 Size: 4,800,000 s.f. Wynn Palace features a luxury hotel with 1,706 rooms, a casino, an 8-acre performance lake with a design “reminiscent” of the Bellagio in its use of fountains and lighting as a key attraction, gondolas, meeting facilities, spa and salon, and retail and dining venues. With 29 floors and a construction floor area of around 450,000 square meters, Steve Wynn has described it as “the most aggressive, ambitious and lovely project” undertaken by Wynn Resorts. Crown Towers Perth Burswood, Perth, Australia Cost: $7,500,000 Size: 1,500,000 s.f. HDTV video distribution, the latest in audio signal processing and high-end touch control systems are spread throughout the property. Gaming Salons are outfitted with touchscreen control to allow players to select light levels, music, and room comfort. Coherent Design worked with the property to design and specify a custom solution for integrated guestroom management allowing the guests simple integrated control of lighting, drapes, shades, guestroom services and the guestroom HVAC systems. The convention center and ballrooms are outfitted with the high tech audiovisual presentation technology and large-scale cabling infrastructure to create an incredibly flexible meeting space for corporate clients. Galaxy Hotel Casino Macau, SAR China Cost: $4,500,000,000 Size: 4,800,000 s.f. Complete audio and video systems for two hotels - a JW Marriott and Ritz Carlton. The Biamp DSP is the largest Biamp system ever designed and implemented into a project. The entire property is served by an IPTV video distribution system. Christie Digital was chosen to provide projection for all of the meeting and ballrooms. Crown Audio provides amplification for the entire project and Martin Audio was chosen to provide speakers throughout the facility.

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Jason Pritchard Senior Design Engineer | Coherent Design AV design engineer Over 25 years’ experience in the professional audio industry with projects ranging from themed entertainment in hotels, on cruise ships, and theme parks to, Broadway theatre and national theatrical tours. Unique Knowledge Relating to this Project Head of audio for various Cirque du Soleil shows.

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Proosed Project Role Senior AV Design Engineer Years of Experience 25 Years with Firm 2 Education Millikin University Northern Illinois University

Texas Live! Arlington, Texas Cost: $250,000,000 Size: 300,000 s.f. Mixed-use district features 200,000 square feet in dining and entertainment, a 300+ room upscale convention hotel, 35,000 square feet of meeting and convention space as well as an outdoor event venue that can hold up to 5,000 people, in the heart of Arlington. Three major venues will anchor the entertainment district: Rangers Republic, Live! Arena and Arlington Backyard. Rangers Republic will be the “ultimate fan clubhouse” for Texas Rangers fans during home and away games and all year-round. Google Mod TechTalk Global Cost: $Varies Size: Varies Coherent Design has been working with Google to develop Noogler and facilities on several continents. The rooms range in size from 50 persons to nearly 250. The rooms are multi-purpose and include presentation technologies, video conferencing and collaboration systems. Control systems allow for easy graphical user interfaces. Coherent is providing engineering, project management and commissioning services for these facilities. Nike Headquarters New York, New York Cost: $3,200,000 Size: 156,000 s.f. Office space, conference rooms, telepresence facilities and large multipurpose showrooms. The facility gives Nike the ability to deliver Ultra High Def or 4K video display to flat panels, projection, and a large LED in the lobby. There are multiple huddle rooms that give staff or visitors the ability to easily and quickly display AV content on local screens via their own devices using the latest wireless solutions. Genting Performance Space Pahang and Selangor, Malaysia Cost: $8,000,000 Size: 186,000 s.f. New LED Video Feature and entertainment zone at Sky Avenue. The project includes one of the largest LED Video Walls in SE Asia along with a highpowered performance audio system. Finally, Coherent Design provided a performance lighting system to enhance live shows located on the moving performance stage.

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Kevin Potts Principal | Coherent Design Project Manager, oversees the progress as well as design recommendations. Led technology teams on some of the largest most creative projects in hospitality, entertainment, and corporate. Unique Knowledge Relating to this Project Managed a variety of convention center and multipurpose projects.

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

Proposed Project Role AV/Acoustical Project Manager Years of Experience 23 Years with Firm 6 Education Bachelor of Arts in Communications Oklahoma Baptist University

Solaire Theatre of the Performing Arts Manila, Philippines Cost: $7,500,000 Size: 1,760 seats State of the art facility designed as a traditional Lyric style theatre. The facility’s technical systems including audio, acoustics, theatrical lighting, stage systems, rigging, and back of house support facilities. The sound system includes Meyer Sound’s Constellation electronic acoustical enhancement system allowing the theatre’s engineers to set the acoustical environment for the particular event. Choctaw Grand theater Durant, Oklahoma Cost: $150,000,000 Size: 30,000 s.f. The project consists of a new 3,200 seat concert and events center, nearly 30,000 square feet of convention and meeting space, as well as a new hotel tower. Coherent Design’s scope included audio, video, theatrical lighting, rigging and acoustic design of the concert and meeting spaces. The technology includes new line array speakers from Berkeley California based Meyer Sound and includes one of the first indoor installations of Meyer Leo and Lyon speaker systems. Converse Headquarters Boston, Massachusetts Cost: $1,300,000 Size: 186,000 s.f. New headquarters located is a fitting tribute to saving an historically significant building. The facility was completely gutted and remodeled over a nearly three-year period. Coherent Design was tasked with the responsibility of delivering high technology solutions to nearly 40 conference rooms, video conferencing, training, and presentation rooms throughout the ten floors of this facility. HDTV video distribution, conference room scheduling, and highend presentation rooms were all included in this redevelopment effort. Nike Headquarters New York, New York Cost: $3,200,000 Size: 156,000 s.f. Office space, conference rooms, telepresence facilities and large multipurpose showrooms. The facility gives Nike the ability to deliver Ultra High Def or 4K video display to flat panels, projection, and a large LED in the lobby. There are multiple huddle rooms that give staff or visitors the ability to easily and quickly display AV content on local screens via their own devices using the latest wireless solutions.

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Jereme LaBelle Audio Video Programmer | Coherent Design Control System Engineer Well qualified Programmer with over 15 years of Audio/Video experience. Proven ability to deliver high quality work and excellent customer satisfaction. Unique Knowledge Relating to this Project

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

Proosed Project Role Control System Engineer Years of Experience 20 Years with Firm 1 Education Crestron DMC-E-4K, Dec. 2012 Crestron Masters Training 2012 Crestron Masters Training 2011 Certified Crestron Programmer, June 2011 Crestron DMC-E, Oct. 2010 Crestron DMC-D, Oct. 2010 Crestron Programming for Certification, Dec. 2007 Lutron Advanced Residential Certification, Mar. 2006 Intermediate Crestron Programming, Aug. 2005 Essentials of Crestron Programming, Mar. 2005

Choctaw Grand Theater Durant, Oklahoma Cost: $150,000,000 Size: 30,000 s.f. The project consists of a new 3,200 seat concert and events center, nearly 30,000 square feet of convention and meeting space, as well as a new hotel tower. Coherent Design’s scope included audio, video, theatrical lighting, rigging and acoustic design of the concert and meeting spaces. The technology includes new line array speakers from Berkeley California based Meyer Sound and includes one of the first indoor installations of Meyer Leo and Lyon speaker systems. Wynn Palace Macau, SAR China Cost: $4,400,000,000 Size: 4,800,000 s.f. Wynn Palace features a luxury hotel with 1,706 rooms, a casino, an 8-acre performance lake with a design “reminiscent” of the Bellagio in its use of fountains and lighting as a key attraction, gondolas, meeting facilities, spa and salon, and retail and dining venues. With 29 floors and a construction floor area of around 450,000 square meters, Steve Wynn has described it as “the most aggressive, ambitious and lovely project” undertaken by Wynn Resorts. Crown Towers Perth Burswood, Perth, Australia Cost: $7,500,000 Size: 1,500,000 s.f. HDTV video distribution, the latest in audio signal processing and high-end touch control systems are spread throughout the property. Gaming Salons are outfitted with touchscreen control to allow players to select light levels, music, and room comfort. Coherent Design worked with the property to design and specify a custom solution for integrated guestroom management allowing the guests simple integrated control of lighting, drapes, shades, guestroom services and the guestroom HVAC systems. The convention center and ballrooms are outfitted with the high tech audiovisual presentation technology and large-scale cabling infrastructure to create an incredibly flexible meeting space for corporate clients.

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Paul Tan and Associates (W/MBE) Acoustics

Paul Tan Consulting Group, LLC (PTCG) specializes in a wide range of acoustics and noise control consulting disciplines such as in environmental noise assessment, building envelope noise level reduction study, interior adjacency sound insulation, room acoustical treatment, field STC, IIC testing, reverberation time and background noise measurement, among others. We have extensive knowledge of acoustical requirements found in the International Building Code, State and local municipal codes and ordinances. They view their role as aiding the owner-client and the design team in achieving optimum acoustic results without compromising the ownerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s vision, the projectâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s design intent, programming, schedule and budget. Additionally, they are committed to specifying, whenever possible, products that are sustainable or available through renewable resources. Their staff has over 60 years of combined experience in various, but related fields of acoustics and are distinguished fellows nationally and internationally. They are seasoned with practical and real-world experience in performance, audio-video recording, mixing, and post-production work, etc. They provide acoustics and noise control consulting for all building types such as in higher educations, convention and exhibit, sporting arenas, performing arts centers, religious, education centers, government and municipal buildings, courthouses, hospitals and healthcare facilities, high density residential buildings, gaming resorts, manufacturing centers, and military bases.

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Relevant Experience includes: • MGM Convention Center Expansion, Las Vegas, NV • Las Vegas Convention Center Centerplate, Las Vegas, NV • Resorts World Las Vegas, Las Vegas, NV • Monona Terrace Convention Center, Madison, WI • World Market Center, Las Vegas, NV • San Diego Convention Center, San Diego, CA

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Paul Tan Owner/Principal | Paul Tan Consulting Group, LLC As the founder and principal acoustician, Paul Tan provides day-to-day business management, marketing and consulting activities on various project types ranging from entertainment to convention centers. Paul brings 30 years of acoustical consulting and project management experience on project great and small that are located both nationally and internationally. His educational background included ArchitectureEngineering, Business Administration, etc. He has given lectures on various acoustical subjects from classroom and meeting room acoustics to performing arts acoustics. Unique Knowledge Relating to this Project Paul has consulted on various convention center projects, including the Las Vegas Convention Center. He was previously involved in the 2005 proposed convention center expansion and renovation, and is currently working with Bergman Walls Architect and Centerplate on the renovation of existing foodservice facilities to include Luckyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s, Aces, etc. Proposed Project Role Acoustical Engineer

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Years of Experience 30 Years with Firm 10 Education MBA University of Phoenix 2002 Bachelor of Science Architecture-Engineering New York Institute of Technology 1996 Affiliations Acoustical Society of America Institute of Noise Control Engineering American Institute of Architects

Las Vegas Convention Center Las Vegas, Nevada Involved in the acoustical programming and survey of the existing LVCC for major expansion and renovation work led by HNTB in 2005. Work included sound isolation, room acoustics, and building systems sound and vibration review of all LVCC convention and food services venues, as well as review of proposed expansion work. Las Vegas Convention Center Centerplate Las Vegas, Nevada Worked with Bergman Walls Architect in the acoustical survey and programming of existing food service venues such as Luckyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s, Aces, and other sites for major renovation and rebranding work leading to acoustical review and recommendations for sound absorbing wall and ceiling treatment, space adjacency sound isolation, and mechanical systems noise and vibration control. MGM Convention Center Expansion Las Vegas, Nevada Worked with YWS Architects in acoustical programming, development, and recommendations for sound isolation between adjacencies, operable wall design, room acoustical treatment, and building systems noise and vibration control. Bellagio Spa Tower Convention Center Las Vegas, Nevada Worked with Marnell-Carrao Architects in acoustical programming, development, and recommendations for sound isolation between adjacencies, operable wall design, room acoustical treatment, and building systems noise and vibration control for entire new Bellagio spa tower that included luxurious guestrooms, spa treatment, restaurants, fitness, salon, and new multipurpose convention and ballroom spaces that can be used for various functions to include live boxing events.

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PCNA (SBE) Code, Life Safety, Fire Protection

PCNA Group provides fire protection engineering, code consulting and accessibility analysis services for the commercial design and development industries. Our service offerings provide the highest level of design and codecompliance support possible for new construction, addition, renovation, tenant improvement, and modernization projects. As engineers and code professionals, we specialize in the application of codes and standards in the areas of building, site, utilities, fire & life safety, ADA/accessibility, and egress. Our strong understanding of how local, state, and federal standards can impact both the cost and schedule of projects, makes us uniquely qualified to assist in not only uncovering potential issues, but also in finding the most efficient and timely methods to resolve them. We benefit all aspects of the project by acting as the liaison between the design team and the government authority responsible for approvals. Our experience as the approval authority in other parts of the world provides us with the necessary perspective that results in both limiting the number of plans-check review comments and in expediting permit approval timelines. PCNA Group also provides support during the construction administration phase to assure as-built compliance with applicable code-required standards. This helps assure the design team and the owner/occupant that work is being performed within acceptable code parameters. This riskmanagement based service results in decreased exposure to potential future litigation stemming from common factors such as construction defects or failure to comply with all applicable codes and standards. Our team of top-notch engineers and ICC certified inspectors specialize in the application of codes & standards with the application of knowledge using the latest technologies for building solutions, fire & life safety, energy analysis & conservation measures. Our strong understanding of how fire & life safety systems interact with mechanical, electrical, and plumbing building systems, allows us to provide optimal results and innovative solutions for each of our projects. The PCNA Group engineering and design teams promote the utilization of the latest technologies to offer value to the design of facilities, building systems, and to owners including Revit/BIM technologies. Our commitment to quality provides performance satisfaction to our customers, and always results in successful project outcomes.

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Relevant Experience includes: • Cincinnati Convention Center, Cincinnati, OH • Cleveland Convention Center, Cleveland, OH • Duluth Entertainment Convention Center, Duluth, MN • Hawaii Convention Center, Honolulu, HI • Indiana Convention Center, Indianapolis, IN • Memphis Convention Center, Memphis, TN • Meydenbauer Center, Bellevue, WA • Minneapolis Convention Center, Minneapolis, MN • Spokane Convention Center, Spokane, WA • South Towne Exposition Center, Sandy, UT • Washington State Convention Center, Seattle, WA

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Michael Gentille

CBO

President and CEO | PCNA Group Consulting Engineers Overall supervision and management of engineering and code consulting teams within PCNA Group that will provide; Fire Protection Engineering, Code Consulting, and ADA/Accessibility Analysis. This supervision includes acting as the primary liaison between the project design team and the Clark County Department of Building & Fire Prevention. Michael has 30+ years of experience as a building, fire, and accessibility code consultant for both public and private commercial development projects. A portion of that experience includes 10 years as an architectural project manager; overseeing the design, preparation and submission of design submittal package for various projects throughout the United States Unique Knowledge Relating to this Project

Proposed Project Role Code, Life Safety, Fire Protection Years of Experience 31 Years with Firm 9 Education Bachelor of Science Business Administration, Honors Graduate College of Southern Nevada Registrations Certified Building Official International Code Council Certified Commercial Building Plans Examiner - International Code Council Certified Accessibility Plans Examiner/Inspector International Code Council Affiliations 2018 IBC SNICC/SNBO General Committee Chairman 2009 SNBO Gen Comm. Secretary and Member

• 25-year working relationship with Clark County Department of Building & Fire Prevention staff • 30+ years of convention center experience for newly constructed, renovated, and expanded projects • Chairman of Southern Nevada ICC General Committee to adopt the 2018 ICC International Building Code • Chairman of Southern Nevada ICC Existing Buildings Sub-Committee to adopt the 2012 ICC IEBC • Served on National ICC Committees to adopt the 2009 & 2017 ICC A117.1 Accessible and Usable Buildings and Facilities standard

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Washington State Convention Center (WSCC) Expansion Seattle, Washington Cost: $ 1,600,000,000 Size: 1,000,000s.f. expansion Project responsibilities include full fire protection engineering services (including; egress design and alternate design solutions), code consulting, and ADA/accessibility analysis for this over 1 million-square-foot convention center that includes 250,000 square feet of exhibition space, a 60,000-square-foot ballroom, 125,000 square feet of meeting space. This “sister” facility will double the capacity of the existing WSCC, and is further complicated by being both a high-rise and underground building. Minneapolis Convention Center Expansion Minneapolis, Minnesota Cost: $120,000,000 Size: 600,000 s.f. Project responsibilities included full fire protection engineering services including fire protection report, egress design, and alternate design solutions for this convention center with 480,000 square feet of trade show space, 87 column-free conference meeting rooms, a 28,000-square-foot ballroom. Lucky Dragon Hotel & Casino Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $420,000,000 Size: 600,000 s.f. new construction Project responsibilities included fire protection engineering, code consulting, and ADA/ accessibility design review, for this newly construction 10-story high-rise hotel and casino project to include 200 rooms, casino, ballrooms, restaurants, retail tenant suites, and parking garage structure.

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Russell Svab PE Senior Project Manager | PCNA Group Consulting Engineers As the Fire Protection Engineer of Record in charge of this project, Russ Svab will be responsible for all fire protection engineering design and compliance issues including; fire protection report, alternate methods & materials requests, and egress design. His primary role will including providing quality control (QC) and supervision for all aspects of PCNA Group deliverables. Russ is a licensed fire protection engineer with over 35 years of experience in fire protection engineering design and consulting. He has designed and consulted on a variety of projects including; large-scale assembly, public facilities, commercial, hospitality, residential, industrial, detention and highsecurity. Unique Knowledge Relating to this Project

Proposed Project Role Fire, Life Safety Project Manager

• Served as Fire Protection Engineer at Clark County Department of Building & Fire Prevention responsible for plan review/approval of Fire Protection Reports, Egress Design, and Alternate • 35+ years of convention center experience for newly constructed, renovated, and expanded projects • Expert in the area of fire detection and fire suppression system design documentation

Years of Experience 37 Years with Firm 4

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Education Bachelor of Science Fire Protection and Safety Engineering Illinois Institute of Technology Registrations Professional Engineer Fire Protection Engineer Nevada #010387 plus two additional states Affiliations International Code Council Certified Member ICC Las Vegas Chapter Member National Fire Protection Association Member Society of Fire Protection Engineers Member

Washington State Convention Center (WSCC) Expansion Seattle, Washington Cost: $ 1,600,000 Size: 1,000,000 s.f. expansion Project responsibilities include full fire protection engineering services (including; egress design and alternate design solutions), code consulting, and ADA/accessibility analysis for this over 1 million-square-foot convention center that includes 250,000 square feet of exhibition space, a 60,000-square-foot ballroom, 125,000 square feet of meeting space. This “sister” facility will double the capacity of the existing WSCC, and is further complicated by being both a high-rise and underground building. Clark County Detention Center (CCDC) Phase II Renovations Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $80,000,000illion Size: 350,000 s.f. renovation Project responsibilities included full code, fire protection and life safety engineering, smoke control system design, preparation of smoke control system drawings, egress design, accessibility analysis for the multi-phased renovation of this existing 12-story high-rise correctional facility project. Specific challenges included coordination a complete renovation of all mechanical/smoke control systems while the facility remained partially occupied. Lucky Dragon Hotel & Casino Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $420,000,000 Size: 600,000 s.f. new construction Project responsibilities included fire protection engineering, code consulting, and ADA/ accessibility design review, for this newly construction 10-story high-rise hotel and casino project to include 200 rooms, casino, ballrooms, restaurants, retail tenant suites, and parking garage structure.

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William Caruso & Partners Food Service

William Caruso & Partners, Inc. (WC&P) has developed a reputation as one of the world’s dynamic, specialized consulting firms in the area of food/beverage, solid waste, and laundry planning and design services. Hailed as “the eminent source” by many industry experts in the hospitality and foodservice field, the firm and/or its staff have participated on over 9,000 projects in 30 countries around the world! They pride themselves on their track record on past projects and on their ability to provide the very best services at fair and competitive professional fees. Additionally, all projects are directed by the seasoned professional staff of the firm and thus, each of their clients can rely on having the most experienced level of expertise available throughout an engagement. WC&P believes that thorough programming and management systems criteria development prior to commencing any project will not only make design and operational planning more effective, but will also serve to expedite the entire planning process, conserving capital, and thus generate revenues sooner to their clients. The services they provide are geared to these objectives. Their planning documents are as complete, thorough, accurate, readable, and concise as any found in the food service, solid waste and laundry planning profession. The technical quality of their documents can assist in the effective planning of a project in a timely manner and can save a project thousands of dollars in reduced areas of questionable definition, limited need for change orders, and expedited schedules. Architects excel at creating sales potential through dynamic, attractive spaces. WC & Partners, Inc. excels at creating potential for profits through efficient planning for operational effectiveness, reduced capital needs and accelerated project goal realization. WC&P and its seasoned staff has completed over 125 major convention centers throughout the world. The firm’s staff consists of consultants whose backgrounds in food facility planning are extensive. They have assembled a project team for this work that is specialized in conference center food facility design. This team has over 125 years of cumulative foodservice operations and design consulting experience on projects of every size and complexity. This group includes exceptional consultants whose expertise spans foodservice operations, design, construction, finance, marketing and contracts. Based on their knowledge of the industry in which they work, they believe this group to be arguably one of the most accomplished teams assembled for a project of this nature in the foodservice design

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Relevant Experience includes: • Las Vegas Convention Center, Las Vegas, NV • Colorado Convention Center, Denver, CO * • San Diego Convention Center, San Diego, CA * • Santa Fe Convention Center, Santa Fe, NM * • MGM Grand Hotel and Casino, Las Vegas, NV • Fairmont Hotel and Casino, Las Vegas, NV • Bally’s Hotel and Casino, Las Vegas, NV • Miami Convention Center, Miami, FL (LEED Silver)* • New Orleans Convention Center, New Orleans, LA • McCormick Place Chicago, IL • Atlantic City Convention Center ,Atlantic City, NJ • Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, New York, NY • Boston Convention & Exhibition Center, Boston, MA (LEED Silver) • Seattle Exhibition And Stadium Complex, Seattle, WA • Calgary Stampede Trade Show Centre, Calgary, Alberta, Canada • Vancouver Convention & Exhibition Centre, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada (first convention center to reach LEED Platinum certification!) • Mission Bay Conference Center, San Francisco, CA

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William Caruso

FFCSI, ISHC

Founding Partner | WC & Partners, Inc. Bill Caruso’s project role will be overall management of the project and specific involvement in the programming, conceptual design, client liaison and contracting portions of WC&P’s work on this project. Bill brings to assignments over forty-five (45) years of food service consulting experience. With formal educational and practical work training in foodservice operations marketing, finance, law, economics, organizational behavior and general foodservice management, Bill has directed the evaluations, master planning and design/ programming of a vast number of major domestic and international convention center projects. Unique Knowledge Relating to this Project

Proosed Project Role Food Service Principal

• Lead Principal for many LVCCA projects over last 30 years • Completed food service master plans, design drawings, operational reviews and operations management contracts for building over this time span • Many years of collaboration with Fentress Architects • Knowledge of all aspects of building food and beverage service

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Years of Experience 45 Years with Firm 31 Education Bachelor of Science Hotel and Restaurant Administration Cornell University, 1970 Masters Business Administration Marketing and Organizational Behavior University of Colorado, 1972 Affiliations Fellow and Past President – Foodservice Consultants Society International (FCSI) Member – International Society of Hospitality Consultants

Las Vegas Convention Center Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $3,100,000 Size: 20,000 s.f. Completed two master plans of the building’s food service facilities, completed a master plan design for both retail and back of house food and beverage facilities, developed two major RFP’s and contract document formats to bid food and beverage operations and assisted in negotiating these contracts for the Authority. Miami Beach Convention Center Miami Beach, Florida Cost: $2,300,000 food service Size: 15,000 s.f. food service WC&P was brought to the project by Fentress to program and design the F&B elements in this iconic convention center expansion. Our work included a new 10,000 SF banquet kitchen, new ballroom service, new meeting room support pantries as well as a complete renovation to the existing kitchen to become a remote assembly/plating and staging kitchen. LEED Silver. McCormick Place Chicago, Illinois Cost: $1,600,000 Size: 11,000 s.f. food service WC&P has been commissioned by Authority for a number of years for a multiple-phased series of project work. WC&P developed a ‘cutting edge’ food service program and related design concept. In addition, WC&P’s work included master planning of food and beverage for 1.2 million square foot addition which includes major banquet kitchen, themes restaurants, unique food court and a variety of high-quality, themed food and beverage outlets. New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Center New Orleans, Louisiana Cost: $1,800,000 Size: 15,000 s.f. food service WC&P was commissioned to assist authority to develop and negotiate a new food service operations management agreement as well as design a new food court atrium and satellite production kitchen which provided the Authority with a new, dynamic food service management company, a retail foods center and a new satellite production kitchen to lessen the high peak levels of product demand from the center’s main kitchen at peak times.

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Stephen Young

FFCSI

Principal and Director of Global Design | WC & Partners, Inc. Steve Young will complete all conceptual designs through approval and will closely oversee and manage all other phases of our team’s work. He will also assist in client liaison throughout the project. A thirty-five year industry veteran, Steve has had the uncanny ability to create effective, efficient and creative designs for the facilities that WC&P has planned around the globe, for many years. As a visionary who appreciates both function and form, Steve’s designs have been lauded as extremely functional, cost effective to operate and efficient by our many clients in the worldwide convention center foodservice industry. Unique Knowledge Relating to this Project

Proosed Project Role Food Service Design

• Led the WC&P design team in past project work for this building • First-hand knowledge of all building systems, locations and operating details • Worked on numerous past WC&P projects at this center for many years • Excellent multi-project work experience with Fentress architects over many years

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Years of Experience 35 Years with Firm 21 Education Bachelor of Science Architectural Design/Planning College Denver Technical University, 1981 Affiliations Fellow and Past President – Foodservice Consultants Society International (FCSI) Member – International Society of Hospitality Consultants

Las Vegas Convention Center Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $3,100,000 Size: 20,000 s.f. Completed two master plans of the building’s food service facilities, completed a master plan design for both retail and back of house food and beverage facilities, developed two major RFP’s and contract document formats to bid food and beverage operations and assisted in negotiating these contracts for the Authority. Miami Beach Convention Center Miami Beach, Florida Cost: $2,300,000 food service Size: 15,000 s.f. food service WC&P was brought to the project by Fentress to program and design the F&B elements in this iconic convention center expansion. Our work included a new 10,000 SF banquet kitchen, new ballroom service, new meeting room support pantries as well as a complete renovation to the existing kitchen to become a remote assembly/plating and staging kitchen. LEED Silver. McCormick Place Chicago, Illinois Cost: $1,600,000 Size: 11,000 s.f. food service WC&P has been commissioned by Authority for a number of years for a multiple-phased series of project work. WC&P developed a ‘cutting edge’ food service program and related design concept. In addition, WC&P’s work included master planning of food and beverage for 1.2 million sq. ft. addition which includes major banquet kitchen, themes restaurants, unique food court and a variety of high-quality, themed f&b outlets. New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Center New Orleans, Louisiana Cost: $1,800,000 Size: 15,000 s.f. food service WC&P was commissioned to assist authority to develop and negotiate a new food service operations management agreement as well as design a new food court atrium and satellite production kitchen which provided the Authority with a new, dynamic food service management company, a retail foods center and a new satellite production kitchen to lessen the high peak levels of product demand from the center’s main kitchen at peak times.

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Marcin Zmiejko Associate Principal | WC & Partners, Inc. Day-to-day detailed project management, staff, budget and time control, production management Construction Administration coordination, site review, inspections, meeting attendance. Marcin Zmiejko has extensive experience in project management. His ability to assist in all aspects of menu development, design and construction implementation is a key element in the unique focus our team brings to its assignments. Marcin brings to assignments a strong background in food service equipment and operations. With formal educational and practical work training in operational food service, Marcin has worked with major food service chains as a manager dealing with equipment, contract negotiation, and franchises both domestically and internationally. Unique Knowledge Relating to this Project • 20 years of food service consulting experience with convention center food service implementation • Project manager on previous Las Vegas Convention Center project. Proosed Project Role Food Service Years of Experience 25 Years with Firm 9 Education Bachelor of Science Business Administration, Northeastern University Associate of Science Management Information Systems Northeastern University Certificate in Computer Aided Engineering Drawing, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Las Vegas Convention Center Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $3,100,000 Size: 20,000 s.f. Completed two master plans of the building’s food service facilities, completed a master plan design for both retail and back of house food and beverage facilities, developed two major RFP’s and contract document formats to bid food and beverage operations and assisted in negotiating these contracts for the Authority. Miami Beach Convention Center Miami Beach, Florida Cost: $2,300,000 food service Size: 15,000 s.f. food service WC&P was brought to the project by Fentress to program and design the F&B elements in this iconic convention center expansion. Our work included a new 10,000 SF banquet kitchen, new ballroom service, new meeting room support pantries as well as a complete renovation to the existing kitchen to become a remote assembly/plating and staging kitchen. LEED Silver. San Diego Convention Center San Diego, California Cost: $2,300,000 Size: 15,000 s.f. food service WC&P was commissioned to provide complete food service and solid waste system programming and design services. Unique design considerations included integration of existing facilities with new; facility expansion logistics, analysis of storage, production, and serving capabilities; and budget demands associated with the state-of-the-art food and beverage system required. Additionally, WC&P was hired to conduct an independent audit evaluation for all existing food and beverage service system components. Boston Convention and Exhibition Center Boston, Massachusetts Cost: $1,500,000 Size: 12,000 s.f. food service WC&P was commissioned to provide all food service planning for their 1.3 million sq. ft. state-of-the-art convention center located in South Boston. The firm provided complete master planning, programming and design, and developed/negotiated the caterer food service contract on behalf of the Authority. The firm has worked on a number of convention center/civic center projects for this client over the last 15 years.

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Greenview Global Consulting (SBE) Sustainability

Greenview Global, LLC is a Regional and International Resource for High Performance Green Building Consulting for new and existing buildings. Greenview Global is a full-service sustainability and green building consulting firm headquartered in Las Vegas with a wide range of project experience on multiple Green Building rating systems and deep energy building retrofits. With over 50 years of combined experience in Green Building, Design, Engineering and Building Operations, the Principals of Greenview Global are recognized leaders in the Green Building field and have each held leadership positions with the US Green Building Council at the state and national levels. Greenview Global LLC is an SBA registered Small Business Enterprise (SBE), and a certified Emerging Small Business in the state of Nevada. The staff at Greenview Global has significant experience leading and facilitating design teams on convention centers, resort hotels, and other public sector projects incorporating a wide range of sustainability measures resulting in high level LEED and Green Globes certifications. • Design and Project Management experience on large scale hospitality and convention center projects in southern Nevada • Large scale renovation and energy retrofit experience: hotel and meeting center green building certification (GBI Green Globes) for Marriott Renaissance Hotel immediately adjacent to LVCC • Design and Project Management experience on large scale certified green campus projects involving integrative design, multiple certification systems, sustainable operations and policy development, staff training • Design and Project Management experience on utility scale building-integrated renewable energy installations (1.4 Mega Watt PV) • 10 year working relationship with LVCVA leadership, CEA Foundation on sustainability initiatives, sustainable leadership training through Las Vegas NGO Green Chips

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Relevant Experience includes: • Nevada Supreme Court and Appellate Court, Las Vegas, NV • Marriott Renaissance Hotel and Meeting Center Green Retrofit, Las Vegas, NV • MGM City Center Resort and Convention Center, Las Vegas, NV • Konami Gaming Headquarters and Manufacturing Facility Expansion, Las Vegas, NV • US Air Force Inns Prototype Visitors Quarters and Temporary Living Facilities, Various Locations

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Dave Ray

LEED AP O&M, WELL AP, GGP, GPCP

Founding Principal | Greenview Global LLC Dave Ray will serve as the lead in coordinating the sustainability goals of the new facility to integrate with the operations of the existing convention center facilities. Dave’s expertise in building operations will benefit the Convention Authority’s ability to green all of its operations in a cost-effective manner. Dave has extensive experience in large commercial, industrial, public, and retail projects. Dave specializes in sustainability with a concentration on Existing Building Operations and Maintenance. Dave has been involved with managing projects through the construction process into the occupied building. Having worked in the existing building industry for two decades, Dave aligns operational efficiencies with the optimization of occupant health, which constitute the largest expenses within the buildings’ operating budget. Unique Knowledge Relating to this Project.

Proosed Project Role Sustainability Project Manager Years of Experience 20 Years with Firm 4 Education Bachelor of Arts University of Massachusetts 1993 Registrations LEED AP O&M WELL AP Green Globes Professional Guiding Principles Compliance Professional

• Green building certification on hotel and meeting center adjacent to LVCC • Eight year working relationship with LVCVA leadership on sustainability initiatives and leadership training • Experienced on large scale certified green campus projects involving integrative design, multiple certification systems, sustainable operations

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Nevada Supreme Court and Appellate Court Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $18,000,000 Size: 26,132 s.f. The project was designed to provide a very low cost of operation over the lifetime of the building and utilized multiple green design strategies to achieve a high level LEED certification. Greenview Global served as the Sustainability consultant to the owner and the project is projected to receive LEED Platinum certification. Marriott Renaissance Hotel and Meeting Center Green Retrofit Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $N/A Size: 480,000 s.f. The project involved documentation of all energy retrofit measures employed in the facility as well as the performance data for all sustainable operations activities recorded during the performance period. Dave served as Project Manager and developed operational protocols and policies as well as assisting the owner’s team in implementation of Green Globes. The project received a certification level of 3 Globes under the GBI Green Globes rating system. City Express Hotels LEED Retrofit Multiple Locations, Mexico Cost: $200,000 Size: 45,000 s.f. Several individual LEED Existing Building O+M certification projects for the City Express Hotel chain. Complete energy retrofit renovations including lighting, mechanical systems, and operational protocols and policy development. Most locations exceeded the LEED Silver target and received LEED Gold with no additional cost above the owner’s set budget. 302 Carson LEED Retrofit Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $Private Size: 150,000 s.f. Complete Renovation of an older C class building into an extremely efficient A class property. Involved with the development of operational procedures prior, during and post-occupancy of project. LEED Gold

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Daniel Huard

PMP, LFA, GGP, GPCP, CPMP, WELL AP, LEED AP O+M BD+C

Principal | Greenview Global, LLC Daniel Huard will assist with the integrative process facilitation and integration sustainability, green building, operational and commissioning best practices and perspectives as early into the project delivery as is possible. This begins in design and works through the green building certification process with management of the new construction certification responsibilities as well as the project management of the commissioning. The Sustainability Program Management spans the project’s delivery cycle beyond the point of hand off to the owner to effect optimization from enhanced commissioning. Daniel’s professional expertise has contributed to numerous domestic and international High Performance Building, Sustainable and Restorative Development projects as well as International Events including Greenbuild 2012, 2013, 2016, WaterBuild 2016 and 2017, Living Future 2014, 2015 and 2016, Advanced Energy Conference 2016, Energy Management Congress, CAPAC and G2E to name a few. Unique Knowledge Relating to this Project Proosed Project Role Sustainability Years of Experience 25 Years with Firm 9 Education Bachelor of Science Business Administration, Northeastern University Associate of Science Management Information Systems Northeastern University Certificate in Computer Aided Engineering Drawing, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

• Experience on large scale thematic cultural, meeting, and experiential campus projects • Green Building certification and commissioning on 2.6 million square feet of meeting and hospitality property in Nevada • NetZero Project Management and Commissioning experience

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Nevada Supreme Court and Appellate Court Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $18,000,000 Size: 26,132 s.f. The project was designed to provide a very low cost of operation over the lifetime of the building and utilized multiple green design strategies to achieve a high level LEED certification. Sustainability consultant to the owner and the project is projected to receive LEED Platinum certification. Marriott Renaissance Hotel and Meeting Center Green Retrofit Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $N/A Size: 480,000 s.f. The project involved documentation of all energy retrofit measures employed in the facility as well as the performance data for all sustainable operations activities recorded during the performance period. The project received a certification level of 3 Globes under the GBI Green Globes rating system. Konami Gaming Headquarters and Manufacturing Facility Expansion Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $40,000,000 Size: 390,000 s.f. Konami’s expanded facility more than doubled its original 160,000 square foot building and is one of Nevada’s largest buildings utilizing geothermal heating and cooling. Greenview Global served as the Sustainability consultant to the General Contractor, the project was awarded LEED Silver certification in 2016. Las Vegas Springs Preserve Complete Campus Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $350,000,000 Size: 450,000 s.f. Seven LEED Platinum meeting and cultural facilities buildings.

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Aria Landscape Architects (WBE) Landscape Architecture

Aria Landscape Architecture, LLC (ARIA) focuses on bringing sustainable value to every client through personal commitment and creative design solutions. Whether itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s an indoor living wall, an interstate highway, or a large outdoor plaza space with custom amenities, Aria has a wide range of experience and we provide the same attentiveness to detail no matter the project size. ARIA is a woman-owned emerging small business (ESB) and disadvantaged business enterprise (DBE) in the state of Nevada. Our staff includes a LEED Accredited Professional that has worked on over a half a dozen LEED Gold Certified projects in Southern Nevada, as well as one of the first SITES Accredited Professionals in the country. Aria employs professionals who are well-versed in a variety of sustainable rating systems and submittal processes. ARIA coordinates regularly with design teams large and small, located all over the state and communicates effectively and efficiently through email, teleconferencing, video conferencing, and face-to-face meetings. Having worked on several design-build projects, ARIA has the experience of complying with demanding deadlines and abbreviated schedules. We value our clients and their projects, which is why Aria has multiple quality control check systems in place to make sure we are providing our clients with superior service at each step of the project.

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Relevant Experience includes: • Discovery Park, Pahrump, NV • Windmill Library, Las Vegas, NV • Westcliff Transit Center, Las Vegas, NV • The Palms at Silverstone Ranch, Las Vegas, NV • USA Parkway, Tahoe Reno Industrial Center, NV • Faith Community Lutheran Church, Summerlin, NV

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Anna Peltier

ASLA, PLA, LEED AP BD+CM

Principal | Aria Landscape Architects Anna Peltier will be responsible for leading the landscape design team and will be the main point of contact for the duration of the project. Anna, owner and founder of Aria Landscape Architecture, is an awardwinning landscape architect with the bulk of her practice in Nevada. She is well-versed in sustainable landscape practices and has a passion for design that enhances our communities. Unique Knowledge Relating to this Project Annaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s wide variety of experiences memorials, churches, urban plazas, playgrounds, parks, trails, streetscapes, museums, teaching gardens, and master planning.

Proosed Project Role Landscape Architect Principal Years of Experience 13 Years with Firm 4 Education Bachelor of Landscape Architecture Michigan State University 2007 Registrations PLA, Nevada #824 Affiliations American Institute of Architects, Nevada Chapter Allied Board Member AIA, Committee on the Environment, Board Liaison American Society of Landscape Architecture Urban Land Institute

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE University Park Pahrump, Nevada Cost: $7,500,000 Size: 160 acres This golf course property closed in October 2008 and fell into a state of deterioration. A stakeholder group was established early on in the Discovery Park master planning process to provide input on the amenities desired for the park. After several public meetings, five distinct areas were proposed by the plan: Natural Area, Art Area, Research Area, Sports and Recreation Area, and Event Area. Education is the primary focus for Discovery Park, and to that end there will be opportunities for outdoor learning through informal classroom settings, research areas, hands-on activities, and interpretive signage. Additional amenities designed for the park include and amphitheater, plazas, championship disc golf course, community garden, and a large festival/event space. USA Parkway Taho Reno Industrial Center Reno, Nevada Cost: $N/A Size: 18 miles USA Parkway is currently being built to connect the Tahoe Reno Industrial Center to the southern communities located along US 50. This Design-Build project was designed to incorporate the industrial railway themes on the northern, I-80, portion of the project that passed through the Tahoe Reno Industrial Center. On the southern, US-50 connection of the project we designed within the themes of trappers and emigrants that passed through the area during the California gold rush. Aria Landscape Architecture designed several sculptural concepts for the intersections of the existing roadways. The intent for the main corridor of the roadway was to recreate and rehabilitate the native landscape where the roadway was cutting through virgin desert and mountainous areas. Careful consideration was given to existing landforms and native plants so that the finished roadway would blend naturally into the existing landscape.

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Miguel Escobar Design Virtuoso | Aria Landscape Architects Miguel Escobar’s responsibilities include checking all design and construction submittals for conformance with local design requirements, as well as, project specific requirements, budget requirements and client needs. Miguel’s professional experience is split between the design world and construction. His prior work as a Construction Estimator helps Aria’s projects meet our clients’ budgets. His keen attention to detail and diligence in carrying out Aria’s Quality Control plan ensures that our projects are submitted to Aria’s high standards every time.

Proosed Project Role Landscape Quality Control Manager Years of Experience 10 Years with Firm 2 Education Bachelor of Landscape Architecture University of Nevada Las Vegas 2008

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE The Palms at Silverstone Ranch Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $1,000,000 Size: 11 acres The Palms, the largest neighborhood within the Silverstone Ranch HOA, was over-planted during construction 15-years ago and was in dire need of a landscape renovation. The renovation included improvements to pedestrian access and safety, with new planting designs that would reduce water use and maintenance costs while providing year-round interest for the community. Aria Landscape Architecture kept the community well informed about the design process through a series of community outreach meetings, and created graphic renderings, elevations, and perspective sketches to help the community visualize the proposed upgrades. After the design was complete, Aria assisted the HOA with their bid process and contractor selection, as well as negotiations to ensure the project would be completed within budget. Aria is also providing Construction Contract Administration Services for the HOA to verify that construction is being completed on-time, within budget, and that the contractor is installing the project per construction documents and specifications. Faith Community Lutheran Church Summerlin, Nevada Cost: $N/A Size: 4 acres Aria was hired to create a desert extravagance planting design and custom amenities for a large courtyard that would designed between the two main buildings of the church. The perimeter of the church was design to highlight the architecture of the church with a number of specialty cacti, yucca, and succulent plantings. The courtyard was design for a more lush, oasis theme that included a custom Trinity fountain, custom fire table, a stone clad stage, seating areas, and geometric plantings.

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G.C. Wallace Civil Engineer

Incorporated in 1969, GCW, Inc. (GCW) has developed a reputation as an organization of dedicated people who are sensitive to the needs of clients and who achieve the results clients expect through high levels of competency and commitment. They offer comprehensive consulting services to public and private clients facing the challenges of new and aging infrastructure, sustainability and smart growth, program funding, and limited staff. GCW has the expertise to undertake challenging, time-sensitive infrastructure projects while responding to the critical need for sustainability. GCW has a long and successful history preparing civil improvement plans, traffic and drainage studies, utility upgrades, and offsite improvements for some of the largest commercial, industrial, and residential projects in the Las Vegas area. GCWâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s unique capabilities include combining the civil engineering disciplines of site design, drainage, structural, traffic, water/wastewater management, and surveying under one roof, creating a synergy that brings exceptional value to their clients through collaboration among the experienced professionals on a day-to-day basis. Through the years, GCW has also developed close relationships with local agencies and utility companies involved in providing permitting and inspection services for building projects. GCW has developed the ability to anticipate and assist their clients to avoid â&#x20AC;&#x153;red tapeâ&#x20AC;? in the plan review processes, shaving months from project delivery schedules. GCW is uniquely informed and positioned to provide civil engineering services to the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority. For over 25 years, GCW engineers have supported the LVCVA on numerous upgrades and expansions, including the Gold, Bronze, and Silver parking lots, the South Hall Expansion, street improvements on Joe W. Brown, Desert Inn Road (including the relocation to below grade), and Convention Center Drive Expansion, and utility and drainage improvements throughout the facility were planned and implemented by GCW. GCW has the institutional knowledge of all major infrastructure systems serving the existing facility and the insight required to evaluate and design the modifications necessary to support the proposed expansion program. GCW also has experience in design of facilities that accommodate large numbers of people arriving and departing over a short period of time. In addition to the LVCC facilities, GCW has provided civil and traffic engineering services for the McCarran International Airport (T1 and T3 roadways), World Market Center, the Fashion Show Mall, and the Las Vegas Premium Outlets (north and south).

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Relevant Experience includes: LVCVA Projects in the last 10 years • 454 Sierra Vista Civil • Desert Inn Corridor Drainage Study • Desert Inn Connector Storm Drain/Sewer • 536 Sierra Vista Civil • Desert Inn Right Turn Improvements • Sanitary Sewer Rehab Hall C • 320 Desert Inn Parking Lot • South Hall Expansion Joint Replacement • Rigging Load Analysis • LVCC Back up Electrical Feeder • Floor Load Analysis • Sliver Lot 4 • Shadow Mountain Market Place, Las Vegas, NV • Tivioli Village at Queensridge, Las Vegas, NV • Sahara/Hualapai Center, Las Vegas, NV • Fashion Show Mall, Las Vegas, NV • Wet–n-Wild Waterpark Summerlin, Las Vegas, NV • Summerlin Centre Mall – Traffic, Las Vegas, NV • World Market Center Phases 1, 2, and 3, Las Vegas, NV • Lifetime Athletic Center-Summerlin, Las Vegas, NV • Trump International Hotel, Las Vegas, NV • Las Vegas Premium Outlets North Phases 1, 2, and 3, Las Vegas, NV • Cox Communication MLK/Vegas, Las Vegas, NV

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Roy Clark

Vice President/Project Manager | GCW, Inc. Roy Clark’s responsibilities include developing a project scope based on the development needs of the client and the requirements of the municipality where the project is located. Once the scope is determined, he works with the owner and Architect to determine the best method to grade the site in order to meet needs of the project. Mr. Clark works with the drainage and traffic engineers within GCW to establish the technical studies necessary to get the plans approved. He works with the municipality to obtain the necessary Land Development permits for the project. Roy has over 36 years of experience with specialized expertise in civil engineering and project management on non- residential land development projects. His experience includes numerous commercial sites from less than one acre to sites over 100 acres. Projects consist of mixed-use developments, office parks with single- and multi-story buildings, parking garages, and associated off-site development. Unique Knowledge Relating to this Project Proosed Project Role Civil Project Manager Years of Experience 36 Years with Firm 19 Education Bachelor of Science Brigham Young University 1981 Registrations Professional Engineer Nevada #8354 plus 2 additional states Affiliations National Association of Industrial and Office Properties

• Experience with retail and convention centers • Experience with the Las Vegas Convention Center operations and requirements • First-hand knowledge of existing LVCC utilities and drainage systems

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Silver Lot 4 Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $2,800,000 Size: 14 acres GCW provided design to combine properties into one lot for use as visitor parking, trailer storage, and exhibit space for LVCVA. The project included drainage improvements along the South Drive as well as off-site improvements to Sierra Vista Drive, including removing and reconstructing all existing sidewalks and driveways to meet current County Standards. World Market Center Summerlin, Nevada Cost: $N/A Size: 5,000,000 s.f. This project involved infrastructure civil design including storm drain, water distribution, fire protection, power, and gas for the trade show complex on 57 acres at Parkway Center in Downtown Las Vegas. The WMC currently includes 5 million square feet in three buildings and a 4,000-space parking garage. It is one of the largest and most comprehensive home and furnishings sales complex in the Western United States. Tivoli Village - Phase 1 Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $N/A Size: 225 k.s.f. This project was situated over a large wash and was developed into a worldclass shopping destination. The wash was replaced by a culvert to contain a 100-year storm event. The project is a phased development and includes a multi-level parking garage that supports a shopping and office complex. GCW prepared civil improvement plans and extensive off-site improvements, including two traffic signals, to serve the property.

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Willie Felkins

Vice President/Project Manager | GCW, Inc. Willie Felkins has experience in civil, transportation, and traffic engineering experience with municipal projects. He offers knowledge and insight into utility coordination, utility conflict review, the design of new and relocated utilities, and ADA upgrades. His experience with the freeway and arterial roadway design includes horizontal and vertical alignments, cross slope transitions, grading, bus turnouts, mill and overlay, and median modifications. Unique Knowledge Relating to this Project â&#x20AC;˘ Experience with utility coordination and approval processes. â&#x20AC;˘ Extensive knowledge of Convention Center Drive and other area utility systems related to the LVCC

Proosed Project Role Drainage and Site Utilities Team Leader Years of Experience 14 Years with Firm 14 Education Bachelor of Science Civil Engineering University of Nevada 2004 Registrations Professional Engineer Nevada #19632 Affiliations American Public Works Association

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Convention Center Drive from Las Vegas Boulevard to Paradise Road Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $5,100,000 Size: N/A Preliminary and final design of improvements to narrow lane widths, providing additional sidewalk width for pedestrians and future landscaping/architectural treatments. Improvements include pavement, median, curb/gutter, sidewalk, commercial driveways, storm drain, utility relocation/adjustment, street lighting, signing, and striping. Detailed roadway, sidewalk, driveway, and on-site grading designs were prepared along the corridor to tie into existing improvements along Convention Center Drive and into the intersections at Las Vegas Boulevard and Paradise Road. McCarran International Airport Terminal 3 Roadways Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $N/A Size: 4 acres Design and preparation of construction documents for access and recirculation roadway system, storm drainage, water distribution, and sanitary sewer systems related to Terminal 3 building and parking garage. Storm drain facilities design incorporated many different types of drainage structures to capture and convey storm water from landscaped areas, roadways, bridge columns, and building foundations to the on-site detention basins. Las Vegas Wash Trails from Karen Avenue to Charleston Boulevard and Owens to Lake Mead Boulevard Clark County, Nevada Cost: $7,100,000 Size: 3 miles Preliminary Design Report and final design for three trail segments (CC24CC26-CC38) including control and right-of-way survey, existing conditions inventories, drainage and traffic operational analyses, pedestrian streetcrossing evaluations, identification of conflicts, utility coordination, cost estimates, coordination, public meetings, and civil improvement plans.

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John Tobin

PE PTOE

Director, Transportation Division | GCW, Inc. John Tobin has primary responsibility for traffic studies, traffic signing, striping, and signal designs, and traffic control plans prepared by GCW. He has managed a number of arterial design and rehabilitation projects and feasibility studies of improvement alternatives in the Las Vegas Valley, and frequently provides street infrastructure planning/design expertise. He has specific experience in multimodal transportation solutions for high-capacity public facilities. Unique Knowledge Relating to this Project â&#x20AC;˘ Experience with previous convention center expansions at LVCC. â&#x20AC;˘ Worked on traffic studies and off-site improvements, including depressed Desert Inn Superarterial

Proosed Project Role Traffic Management Specialist Years of Experience 35 Years with Firm 29 Education Master of Science Civil Engineering University of Nebraska 1988 Bachelor of Science Civil Engineering University of Nebraska 1982 Registrations Professional Engineer Nevada #8150 plus 2 additional states Affiliations Institute of Transportation Engineers

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Las Vegas Premium Outlets North Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $65,000,000 Size: 540 k.s.f. Civil engineering services for the initial and subsequent phases of the retail center on a 39-acre parcel at the southwest corner of Grand Central Parkway and Bonneville Avenue in Las Vegas. The scope of work included infrastructure design including parking lots and garages, sanitary, storm drain, water distribution, fire protection, power, and gas. GCW provided surveying, mapping, drainage analyses, and traffic study for each phase of the project. World Market Center Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $N/A Size: 5,000,000 s.f. This project involves infrastructure civil design including storm drain, water distribution, fire protection, power, and gas for the complex being developed on 57 acres at Parkway Center in Downtown Las Vegas. The WMC currently includes 5 million sf in five buildings and is one of the largest and most comprehensive new home and furnishings complex in the Western United States. GCW is involved in the event planning for each event for the World Market Center, including traffic control plans for bus, taxi, and private auto circulation, pedestrian crossings, and project buildout analyses. UNLV Transit Center Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $2,700,000 Size: 1.34 acres Survey and civil engineering services for on-site and off-site improvements for new 1.34-acre transit center on UNLV campus. Tasks included topographic field survey, utility research, utility design, site grading, PS&E preparation, bidding assistance, and construction support services. Project was designed with strong pedestrian connections to UNLV and Maryland Pkwy. Pedestrianfriendly street improvements included Rectangular Rapid Flash Beacons, ADA-compliant sidewalk upgrades, directional perpendicular ramps, and ADA-compliant traffic signal modifications.

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Lerch Bates Vertical Transportation

For over 65 years, Lerch Bates has set the international standard for elevator consulting. We also have an international reputation as a leader in advising on Façade Access. And, at the time of new construction, it makes sense to also talk with Lerch Bates Logistics consultants. Our common approach assures you of a project that has received comprehensive upfront design and project management for a productive, aesthetic and cost efficient result. That’s the advantage of Lerch Bates Building Insight. Lerch Bates understands the way people interact with buildings and how building systems come together to enhance overall use and effectiveness. We bring this insight to all facets of vertical and horizontal transportation, logistics, and façade access. History of the Firm Our history reflects the entrepreneurial spirit and the vision of our founders – Charles Lerch and Quentin Bates, as well as their interest in contributing to the dynamic changes in building technology and construction through the past 60 years. Since our founding in 1947 as the first independent elevator consulting firm in the US, we have added offices and capabilities around the world, bringing industry leading expertise and technology to our work with clients on diverse and challenging projects. Our influence as innovators of design concepts is seen as many of our “firsts” have become industry standards that can be recognized in many of the world’s tallest buildings. Experience For new construction or modernization, Lerch Bates consultants are welcome members of the architectural design team because we bring a multiple discipline approach. We are current with today’s architecture and the latest technology and we optimize system design for the benefit of our clients. Additionally, clients benefit from our 60+ year reputation as an innovator and industry leader. We serve as a regular sounding board for elevator equipment manufacturers on trends and issues. We are a key industry resource.

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Relevant Experience includes: • Atlantic City Convention Center, Atlantic City, NJ • Colorado Convention Center, Denver, CO* • Minneapolis Convention Center, Minneapolis, MN • Taipei Convention Center, Taipei • Lexington Convention Center, Lexington, KY • MGM City Center Resort, Las Vegas, NV • Excalibur Hotel and Casino, Las Vegas, NV • Caesar’s Resorts Project Linq, Las Vegas, NV • Bally’s South Tower, Las Vegas, NV

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Kenneth Dietz Regional Manager | Lerch Bates Inc. Kenneth Dietz, Regional Manager, began working for Lerch Bates in 2013. He is currently working in the Lerch Bates Los Angeles office providing vertical transportation analysis and design. Previously, Kenneth Dietz worked for Otis Elevator, Schindler Elevator and Kone Elevator in various positions in Los Angeles, California and Las Vegas, Nevada. Ken Dietz is responsible for the following functions: • Vertical Transportation System Studies • Design, Contract Documents, and Construction Services for the Vertical Transportation Equipment • Vertical Transportation Maintenance Evaluations • Due Diligence Studies

Proosed Project Role Vertical Transportation Principal Years of Experience 16 Years with Firm 4

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

Education Bachelor of Arts Norwich University

MGM City Center Resort Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $3,100,000 Size: 20,000 s.f. 76 Acre mixed use residential and gaming development on the Las Vegas strip

Master of Arts Western New England University Master of Arts Juris Doctor Elms College Registrations C.E.I. #2134 Certified Inspector Affiliations OSHA 30 Certified #33600720575

Excaliber Hotel and Casino Las Vegas, Nevada Cost: $2,300,000 food service Size: 15,000 s.f. food service Renovation of existing MGM Resort property on the Las Vegas Strip. The Excalibur is the 11th largest hotel in the world. Caesar’s Resorts Project Linq Las Vegas, NV Cost: $1,600,000 Size: 11,000 s.f. food service Renovation of existing hotel and construction of new open-air shopping and entertainment district on the Las Vegas strip. Bally’s South Tower Las Vegas, NV Cost: $1,800,000 Size: 15,000 s.f. food service Complete renovation of existing hotel tower of one of the most iconic hotel and gaming properties on the Las Vegas Strip.

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Regional Transportation Commission and Regional Flood Control District Headquarters

ATTACHMENT - 1 Fentress Architects PART III – BACKGROUND INFORMATION FORM Each question below shall be answered on behalf of the Prospective Design Firm/Team for each team member, by circling the appropriate response. Unless specifically stated otherwise in a question, the terms "you" or "your" refer to the Prospective Design Firm/Team or any team member. If any response is “Yes,” provide a detailed explanation (attach additional sheets as necessary and all relevant information, including appropriate contact information. 1.

Have you received any comments from the SEC or other regulatory agency concerning your financial reporting? If so, what were the comments and how have you responded to them? Mark this information as confidential. CIRCLE ONE:

Yes

Have you, or any officer, principal, or owner thereof, been indicted or convicted of proposal or other contract related crimes or violations or any other felony or misdemeanor within the past five years? If yes, please describe. CIRCLE ONE:

Have you ever failed to complete any work you agreed to perform? If yes, please describe. CIRCLE ONE:

Yes

Have any banks refused to lend to you in the last two years? If yes, please explain. CIRCLE ONE:

Are you currently under investigation by any agency of the federal government or by any agency of a local government, state or foreign government? If yes, please explain. CIRCLE ONE:

Yes

Have you ever sought protection under any provision of any bankruptcy act or been involuntarily been placed in bankruptcy or receivership? If yes, please describe. CIRCLE ONE:

Yes

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Has your license to practice architecture ever been revoked or suspended by any state? If yes, please describe. CIRCLE ONE:

Yes

Have you been in any dispute resolutions during the last ten (10) years. If yes, please describe the nature of the dispute and the final outcome. CIRCLE ONE:

Yes

Fentress Architects, Ltd.

Has any insurance carrier cancelled or refused to renew any of your insurance policies, for any type of insurance? CIRCLE ONE:

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Are you currently licensed as a corporation in the State of Nevada? If yes, provide the name of the corporate entity. CIRCLE ONE:

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Has your company ever filed a law suit regarding an RFQ or RFP process? If yes, please describe. CIRCLE ONE:

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Have any contracts of the Prospective Design Firm/Team been terminated for cause during the last ten (10) years. If yes, please describe the contract and the reason for the termination. CIRCLE ONE:

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Yes

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$30,006,921

$40,562,266

$44,459,341

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Question 8: Legal Claims in the Last 10 Years Project: Signature Centre Roof Parties Involved: IVG Institutional Funds, Fentress Architects Disposition or status: Dismissed Project: Santa Clara Valley Medical Center Parties Involved: Radonich Corp. dba Cal Const Telecom, Hensel Phelps Construction Company, Fentress Architects, Cupertino Electric Disposition or status: Settled Project: St. Louis Family Courts Parties Involved: KCI Construction, Schneider Electric, Fentress Architects Disposition or status: Open

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Has your license to practice architecture ever been revoked or suspended by any state? If yes, please describe. CIRCLE ONE:

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Ed Vance and Associates

Has any insurance carrier cancelled or refused to renew any of your insurance policies, for any type of insurance? CIRCLE ONE:

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Are you currently licensed as a corporation in the State of Nevada? If yes, provide the name of the corporate entity. CIRCLE ONE:

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Have any contracts of the Prospective Design Firm/Team been terminated for cause during the last ten (10) years. If yes, please describe the contract and the reason for the termination. CIRCLE ONE:

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Each question below shall be answered on behalf of the Prospective Design Firm/Team for each team member, by circling the appropriate response. Unless specifically stated otherwise in a question, the terms "you" or "your'' refer to the Prospective Design Firm/Team or any team member. lf any response is "Yes," provide a detailed explanation (attach additional sheets as necessary and all relevant information, including appropriate contact information.

Have you received any comments from the SEC or other regulatory agency concerning your financial reporting? lf so, what were the comments and how have you responded to them? Mark this information asconfidential. CIRCLE ONE:

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Have you ever failed to complete any work you agreed to perform? lf yes, please describe.

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Have any banks refused to lend to you in the last two years? lf yes, please explain

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Has your license to practice architecture ever been revoked or suspended by any state? lf yes, please describe.

Yes

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Have you been in any dispute resolutions during the last ten (10) years. lf yes, please describe the nature of the dispute and the finaloutcome. CIRCLE ONE

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the last ten (10) years. lf yes, please describe the contract and the reason for the termination. CIRCLE ONE

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Yes

Has your company ever filed a law suit regarding an RFQ or RFP process? lf yes, please describe. Yes

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Are you currently licensed as a corporation in the State of Nevada? lf yes, provide the name of the corporate entity.

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Has any insurance carrier cancelled or refused to renew any of your insurance policies, for any type of insurance?

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ATTACHMENT – 2 Fentress Architects PART IV – CERTIFICATION OF PROSPECTIVE DESIGN FIRM/TEAM FORM A representative authorized to bind Prospective Design Firm/Team must prepare and sign a notarized Certification of Prospective Design Firm/Team containing all statements and information required below. Colorado Prospective Design Firm/Team was incorporated and formed in the State of _______________ January 20, 1981 on the date of _________________. Prospective Design Firm/Team acknowledges receipt of the following Addenda to the RFQ, listed by the number and date appearing on each Addendum: Addendum Number

Dated

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Prospective Design Firm/Team offers and agrees to comply with all terms, conditions, and requirements set forth in this RFQ, in the RFP (if Prospective Design Firm/Team is invited), the design competition (if Prospective Design Firm/Team is invited) and the Contract (if Prospective Design Firm/Team is selected). Prospective Design Firm/Team and any of its or their Associate(s) or Affiliate(s), may be required by the Authority, in its sole and unfettered discretion, to provide a written undertaking, upon terms and conditions acceptable in form and substance to the Authority, to guarantee to the Authority the performance of, and/or to undertake joint and severable liability to the Authority for, all duties, responsibilities, and obligations performed by, or which should have been performed by Prospective Design Firm/Team under the Contract in the event Prospective Design Firm/Team is selected. Prospective Design Firm/Team understands and agrees to the selection and contract award process set forth in this RFQ. Applicant understands and agrees: (1) to be bound by the requirements specified in this RFQ, including the evaluation methodology utilized in the selection process, and including Prospective Design Firm/Team’s recognition and acknowledgement that some subjective judgments must be made by the Authority during the evaluation process, (2) that this RFQ has provided sufficient information for Prospective Design Firm/Team to prepare and submit its Submittal for consideration by the Authority; (3) that the drafting and filing of a Submittal is at Prospective Design Firm/Team 's sole cost and expense, and that the Authority shall have no liability for any expense incurred by Prospective Design Firm/Team in the preparation of its Submittal, and (4) that Prospective Design Firm/Team 's failure to be invited to the next phase of the solicitation process, or to be awarded the Contract provides no grounds for relief, and that the Authority shall have no liability for any damage allegedly resulting from Prospective Design Firm/Team 's failure to receive an RFP or to be awarded the Contract.

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ATTACHMENT – 2 Ed Vance & Associates PART IV – CERTIFICATION OF PROSPECTIVE DESIGN FIRM/TEAM FORM A representative authorized to bind Prospective Design Firm/Team must prepare and sign a notarized Certification of Prospective Design Firm/Team containing all statements and information required below. Nevada Prospective Design Firm/Team was incorporated and formed in the State of _______________

November 2006 on the date of _________________.

Prospective Design Firm/Team acknowledges receipt of the following Addenda to the RFQ, listed by the number and date appearing on each Addendum: Addendum Number

Dated

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ATTACHMENT PGAL, LLC PART IV

- CERTIFICATION

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OF PROSPECTIVE DESIGN F¡RM/TEAM FORM

A representative authorized to bind Prospective Design FirmÆeam must prepare and sign a notarized Certification of Prospective Design Firm/Team containing all statements and information required below. Prospective Design Firm/Team was incorporated and formed in the State

of-Nevagla

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dale o19124120Q2. Prospective Design Firm/Team acknowledges receipt of the following Addenda to the RFQ, listed by the number and date appearing on eachAddendum: Addendum

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responsibilities, and obligations performed by, or which should have been performed by Prospective Design Firm/Team under the Contract in the event Prospective Design Firm/Team is selected.

Prospective Design Firm/Team understands and agrees to the selection and contract award process set forth in this RFQ.

Applicant understands and agrees: (1)to be bound by the requirements specified in this RFQ, including the evaluation methodology utilized in the selection process, and including Prospective Design Firm/Team's recognition and acknowledgement that some subjective judgments mustbe made by the Authority during the evaluation process, (2) that this RFQ has provided sufficient information for Prospective Design Firm/Team to prepare and submit its Submittal for consideration by the Authority; (3) that the drafting and filing of a Submittal is at Prospective Design Firm/Team 's sole cost and expense, and that the Authority shall have no liability for any expense incurred by Prospective Design FirmÆeam in the preparation of its Submittal, and (4) that Prospective Design Firm/Team 's failure to be invited to the next phase of the solicitation process, or to be awarded the Contract provides no grounds for relief, and that the Authority shall have no liability for any damage allegedly resulting from Prospective Design Firm/Team's failure to receive an RFP or to be awarded the Contract.

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ATTACHMENT - 3 Fentress Architects PART V - DISCLOSURE OF OWNERSHIP AND PRINCIPALS All non-publicly traded corporate business entities must list the names of individuals holding more than five percent (5%) ownership or financial interest in the business entity appearing before the Board. “Business entities” include all business associations organized under or governed by Title 7 of the Nevada Revised Statutes, including but not limited to private corporations, close corporations, foreign corporations, limited liability companies, partnerships, limited partnerships, and professional corporations. Corporate entities shall list all Corporate Officers and board of Directors in lieu of disclosing the names of individuals with ownership or financial interest. The disclosure requirement, as applied to land-use transactions, extends to the applicant and the landowner(s).

Full Name Curtis W. Fentress, FAIA, RIBA

Title

60.10

President/CEO/Director/Principal

Agatha Kessler

6.1947

Jeffrey Olson, FAIA

6.1947

Chairman/Vice President/ Treasurer/Director/Principal Principal/Secretary/Director

Brian H. Chaffee, FAIA

6.1947

Principal

Thomas P. Theobald, AIA

6.1947

Principal

Michael O. Winters, FAIA

6.1947

Principal

Thomas J. Walsh, AIA

6.1947

Principal

By checking this box, I certify that none of the individuals involved in this business exceed more than five percent (5%) ownership or financial interest.

Curtis W. Fentress, FAIA, RIVA Signature / Capacity

Print Name

President/CEO

July 10, 2017 Date

Title

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ATTACHMENT â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 3 (cont.) Under penalty of perjury, I certify that the foregoing statements contained in this Certification of Prospective Design Firm/Team , all statements and information contained in the Submittal , and all other information and materials prepared by or on behalf of Prospective Design Firm/Team for inclusion in or attachment to the Submittal, are true and correct, complete, current, and accurate; and I further certify that I am Applicant's Authorized Representative to sign this Certification of Prospective Design Firm/Team and to bind Prospective Design Firm/Team to any Contract which may result from the filing of this Submittal.

Fentress Architects Submitted: _________________________________ (Name of Prospective Design Firm/Team) 421 Broadway Address: ___________________________________ Denver, Colorado 80203 ____________________________________ 303.722-5000 Phone: _____________________________________

By: _______________________________________ (Signature of Authorized Representative) Curtis W. Fentress, FAIA, RIBA Typed or Printed Name: _______________________ President/CEO Title: ______________________________________ July 10, 2017 Date: ______________________________________

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ATTACHMENT - 3 Ed Vance & Associates PART V - DISCLOSURE OF OWNERSHIP AND PRINCIPALS All non-publicly traded corporate business entities must list the names of individuals holding more than five percent (5%) ownership or financial interest in the business entity appearing before the Board. “Business entities” include all business associations organized under or governed by Title 7 of the Nevada Revised Statutes, including but not limited to private corporations, close corporations, foreign corporations, limited liability companies, partnerships, limited partnerships, and professional corporations. Corporate entities shall list all Corporate Officers and board of Directors in lieu of disclosing the names of individuals with ownership or financial interest. The disclosure requirement, as applied to land-use transactions, extends to the applicant and the landowner(s).

Full Name

Title

Edward Alan Vance

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CEO

Jonelle Lynn Vance

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Matthew Franklin Burns

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By checking this box, I certify that none of the individuals involved in this business exceed more than five percent (5%) ownership or financial interest.

Edward A. Vance, FAIA

Signature / Capacity CEO

Title

Print Name

July 11, 2017

Date

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Ed Vance and Associates (EV&A)

Submitted: _________________________________ (Name of Prospective Design Firm/Team) 900 South Pavilion Center Drive | Suite 180 Address: ___________________________________ Las Vegas, Nevada 89144

____________________________________ 702-946-8195

Phone: _____________________________________

By: _______________________________________ (Signature of Authorized Representative) Edward A. Vance, FAIA Typed or Printed Name: _______________________ CEO Title: ______________________________________ July 11, 2017 Date: ______________________________________

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ATTACHMENT

PGAL, LLC PART V - DISCLOSURE OF OWNERSHIP AND PRINCIPALS All non-publicly traded corporate business entities must list the names of individuals holding more than five percent (5%) ownership or financial interest in the business entity appearing before the Board. "Business entities" include all business associations organized under or governed by Title

7 of the Nevada Revised Statutes, including but not limited to private corporations,

corporations, foreign corporations, limited liability companies, partnerships, limited partnerships, and professional corporations. Corporate entities shall list all Corporate Officers and board of Directors in lieu of disclosing the names of individuals with ownership or financial interest. The disclosure requirement, as applied to land-use transactions, extends to the applicant and the

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Christopher W. Larsen

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ATTACHMENT

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Under penalty of perjury, I certify that the foregoing statements contained in this Certification of Prospective Design Firm/Team , allstatements and information contained in the Submittal , and all other information and materials prepared by or on behalf of Prospective Design FirmĂ&#x2020;eam for inclusion in or attachment to the Submittal, are true and correct, complete, current, and accurate; and I further certify that I am Applicant's Authorized Representative to sign this Certification of Prospective Design FirmĂ&#x2020;eam and to bind Prospective Design Firm/Team to any Contractwhich may result from the filing of this Submittal.

PGAL, LLC Submitted: (Name of Prospective Design Firm/Team)

3379 W. Oquendo Rd. Address

LasVegas, NV 89118 702-435-4448 Phone:

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Christopher W. Larsen Typed or Printed Name

Managing Member / Principal Title:

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